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THE BOSTON GLOBE MONO A Y. DECEMBER 20, 1909. 9 IS "MEREST FRIEND." EVENING GLOBE ABOUT CARDINAL SATOLLI Irs Elsie French Vanderbilt De- All the Members of the Sacred College in Rome Make Inquiries. lies Report About German Count. LATEST 6:30 O'CLOCK CLOSE CALL FOR FIREMEN Ordered Out of Building Just in Time.

Big Business Structure Is Wrecked by Explosion. I WJte' I MRS ELSIE FRENCH VANDERBILT. PHONE: boston orn cz 21 LEWIS WHARF 1119.RICH. streets and were cared for in the houses of frler.ds. A child belonging to Ambrose's family was kidnaped several years ago and returned on payment of a ransom.

Later one of the kidnapers was arrested by Lieut Petrosino and given 15 years in prison. Threats have since been received by the family, and Ambrose dtclared today that the bomb undoubtedly was intended to injure his family ami wreck his shop. servTcesall7day. CARDINAL SATOLLI. was improved today, although still grave.

The physicians are worried most by the weakness of the patient's heart. All of the cardinals In Rome called at lif. Vatican today, while those outside the city telesrranhed inquiries SHEEP SNOWED SUMMONED ON IN IN WYOMING LIQUOR CHARGE Dsc 30 Mrs Klste French hassy here. From several well in-sm obtained a divorce from formed sources it is learned that the ac-landerbllt, has Just left for quaintance is more than casual, she came to London ru- though when Mrs Vanderbilt was asked en busy Unking her name 1 she denied the report of her approaches Count von Berchem, one ing rnarru.ge witli Count von Berchem. retariea of the German em- calling him "the merest friend." NEW YORK.

Dec 20 A few seconds after fire chief Croker had ordered everybody from the burning building, Nos 132-134 West 14th st, shortly after 7 o'clock thts morning, there was an explosion that shook the neighborhod, and with a roar and a great belching of saioke, flames and debris, all the windows in the front and rear were blown out, accompanied by portions of the floors and the partitions. The fire was one of the most spectacular of the year, and nad ft not been for Chief Croker'8 realization of the impending explosion a minute or two after he arrived it ic certain that a score or more of firemen and many employes of tke. building would have perished. Also it was due to the chiefs decision to concentrate the efforts of his men on the exterior of the building and the adjoining houses that the entire block did not ptovlde a mamoth conflagration. As it is the seven-story building is a wreck front, cellar to roof, all of the interior having been destroyed.

The loss amounts to more than $150,000. An idea of the intense heat of the fire and the furnace created within after the interior was transformed into a huge oven by the blowing out of the ROME, Dec 20-Cardinal Satolli, who recently suffered a relapse from nephritis, wras slightly improved Sunday morning and Insisted upon a chaplain celebrating mass in the sick room. He also took communion. In the afternoon his condition was very much worse. Alarming symptoms developed and there was some delirium.

Grave fears are entertained for the cardinal's recovery. Many telegraphic Inquiries have been received from America. The condition of Cardinal Satolli I and expressions of hope for the ultl-l mate recovery of the bishop of Fras-I cati. Among the cable messages received from America was one in Latin from Archbishop Ireland. Cardinal Satolli was especially pleased at its receipt and exclaimed: "He is my staunchest friend there." HAY USE BED PILGRIM AS All Men Available Are Breaking Roads.

Railroads Rnshing Grain to Starving Animals. Express Company Gets Into Troubla Is Alleged to be Doing an Illegal Business. CROSS stamps! business man RECOUNTS IN LOWELL Dedication of Swedish Evangelical Mission at Norwood Yesterday Morning, Afternoon and Evening. NORWOOD, Dee LIP-The dedication services of the Swedish Evangelical Mission were held yesterday at the new church on Chapel st, and lasted throughout the day. The morning services at 10 o'clock and greetings were read by the pastor, Rev C.

O. Lowson Other speakers were Rev G. A. StiDer of Attleboro, Rev August Erickson and Rev JI. Lindblom, pastor of the Swedish Baptist church.

The afternoon services were at 3 o'clock and the dedication sermon was delivered, by Rev August Erickson. The dedicatory prayer was offered and the dedication ceremonial was Conducted by the pastor, Rev' C. O. Law-son. Brief speeches were made by Rev H.

Lindlom. Rev G. H. Suler, Deacon John Anderson, lion F. O.

Winslow and H. M. Plimpton. Rev A. H.

Pingree of the First Congregational church of Norwood, Prof Henrlckson of Cambridge and Dr Em-erlch of Boston were the principal speakers at the evening services at 7 LOBSTERS IN PLENTY Nova Scotia. Mail Matter Sent First and Always a Man of Honor. to Great Britain. Begun at 9:40 A to Keep Up Until Midnight. Much Curhsity About Mayor Brown's Claim Concerning Defeat.

Cotton Boll Weevils Also Dying From Cold. Treasurer and Agent of tho Forest City Co Held. Another Big Lot Expected to Come in on Halifax Steamer. ihibition is Temporarily Re-! Early Commercial Methods the moved by English Office. Thejie of J.

L. Sewall. Contrary to LOWELL, Dee 20 The recount in all that arrived at wharf this morning I were not iced nn wia the wards of the votes cast last Tuesday for mayor, chief of department of CASPER. Wyo, Dec 20-A 11 available men are breaking roads (rum the railroad west of here to points Whore hoep aro snowed tn ard supioed to be -iarv ivtr. Shipments of grain are being unloaded at various points along the line of the Union Pacific and will lie transported overland as rapidly as possible, to be fed to the nufferir.g animals.

The weather is still severe. Railroad traffic is seriously Interfered with. Stamps Most be Placed On Speaks at East Weymouth Forefathers' Day. supplies and aldermen and In ward 7 ror couucilmen was begun at 9:40 today. It was decided to begin with ward Back of Articles.

7, to settle the councllmanic vote. Malar hi L. Jenninss of Boston repre sented Mayor Brown, who was also present. William F. Curten of Lowell renresented Mavor-elect Meehan.

The windows, may be gained from the statement of Deputy Water Commissioner Loughman, who said that 9500 gallons of water had been pumped into the building in one hour from the Gansvoort high-pressure station, and had had very little effect. When Robert McKittrick, the engineer, and Chris Wiggons, the night watchman, came leisurely out of the cellar of the building shortly before 7 o'clock to open the main entrances, having attended to the furnace, they were surprised to see engine IS, with Capt Rouse in command, pulling up in front and to learn that their own building was on fire. Engine 18 had arrived in answer to an automatic alarm and the firemen were on their way to the building, while the engineer and the watchman, ignorant of the danger, were talking and taking their time about fixing the furnace. It didn't take Rouse long to take in the situation and he sent in a call for Deputy Chief Dangford. aBttalion Chief Ross, two trucks and four engines.

The firemen swarmed into the building like bees and by that timo the flames were eating up the third and fourth stories, having gained such headway that it was impossible to tell exactly where or just how the started. Deputy Chief Langford had not been inside three minutes before he turned in a second alarm, which brought Chief Croker from headquarters in Great Jones st. Croker immediately went inside, and when he reached the second storv he called to his aid, Capt Rush: "Get every man out of the building at once. Don't waste a second." Rush went from the top to the bottom of the burning structure, and in obedience to the chief's orders the firemen and the few employes who were inside followed him out into the street. About 30 firemen were in the building.

They were not a minute too soon in getting The Forest City cspreaa oosapsar which did a busttM between Nw" Hampshire jand MasaseliuMOtW. was funiiuoned to Uih fedtrsl building today on a cltarge of carrying on an lllngal liquor huslnvss. The OOM psfty was In-dieted by the grand Jury of N. Hampshire several weeks ago. The rase Is a moot unususl tans.

II is alleged In the Indictment found In Hampshire that the company main twined a wholesale liquor business lit Seabrook. In that -late, without paying the regular revenue taa to the MM government as required by law. It In alletti'l ln.it Ho In the hshtt of carrying liquor fium Heabrook to Ainesbury In I his state. When (he Inillel mem was found Concord, II. the I' In that -tal' could hml in.

ol tls express company in Hesi.i.i..i whom to serve notice of the Indictment. A warrant was then Issued allealnw the company to he a fugitive from Justice and this was slven to l.ui IT.H Marshal lluM of the offlex of tho marshal In Itoaton for erv-I. c. Ixnuty Kuhl went to Aniesiiurv on Katmaster Mansfield announces that hices have bean received from the teffice department whereby the tal administration of Great Britain EAST WEYMOUTH. Doc 20 Forefathers' day was observed in the East Weymouth Congregational church yesterday with special services.

The music of thV morning service by the large chorus choir was a feature. Rev Emery I. Bradford delivered the address. At the evening service John L. Sewall of the Boston 1115 movement gave the address on "The Pilgrim as a Business Man." In the course of which he said: "There Is one aspect of Pilgrim character which seems to have been overlooked.

New England has been the nporartly withdrawn the pro nilgai list the use of "Christmas any kind upon mail matter cted to Great Britain. CocKrqutntly. articles bearing Ked JMs stamp and other stamps of this ICE ENCRUSTS WEEVILS. Northern Louisiana and Mississippi Find Encouragement in Destruction of Cfltton Boll Pests. NEW ORLEANS.

Dec 20 Sleet and snow, which have held the northern and north central sections of Louisiana und Mississippi In their grip for the last tw days, will be worth thousandth of dollars to the districts Infested by the coition boll weevil, according to government entomologists, now In this section. With the winter retreats of the weevil encrusted with lco and with the temperature as low as 30 degrees In noma portions of Louisiana and MIsslsHlppt, i lie experts say that untold Inroads have bten made on I he hibernating weevils. REBECCA AX MAN INJURED. addressed for delivery in Great Main. will be forwarded from this tn the usual course of mails Hntrv counting will be continued until midnight tonight.

If not finished it will no resumed tomorrow. Mr Jennings commented on the system of counting, which was invented by the late. Jacob B. Currier, an undertaker. Under it every ballot found in the boxes has to be accounted for.

After being counted by election officers, the ballots are placed in envelopes and sealed. They are kept in a safe in tire city clerk's office until brought before the registrars of voters for recounting. After being recounted the ballots are replaced in the envelopes, which arc sealed and returned to the vault in the. city clerk's office. Mayor Brown is greatly disappointed over his defeat.

There is some curiosity to know what claim he is going to make regarding the recent election. This attracts many citizens to city hall. Conjecture. "Too bad it was cloudy yesterday at sunset." 'Why, particularly?" "Astronomers had predicted an eclipse for that hour, and now they never can know whether it occurred or not." Philadelphia Public Ledger. urtoer notice.

.1. The attention of the public is called nau inrfll through cold weather with the thermometer several degrees below th- wltu the exception of a tnin coating of ice on the deck Zul the sun, there was no evidence of lee. Capt Herbert Pubnlcover, who took met with an accident that has hunK his vessel up on Ram's head, at iht entrance to the harbor, since last night and will keep her there until the after-no" tide Capt Pubnlcover was and turned over the vessel to one of his men while he whs below ll" Went a lookout himself, however, and as the aPProaehins' tne Graves he told the man to keep her over Just before she struck Capt Pubnl- waVvrof00tbod cabin, and told the man wheel to keep her off. but tZi Spmmond could be obeyed the heel of the vessels cauclil and she swung around and the bow hadfitoo.f1- CftPt ubnicover had 60,000 pounds of fresh fish on board and was anxious to get to th" rfeanw1 Isornir h.lt towboat as soon as he could but in the meantime the tide had gone Si" S2me', aPd thc "fhooner held be J-nt iS. ln no danger, and will be ot off at the next high tide, but tune et the ''ten Prices PP1 this morning is a question.

The long-looked-for shipment of lobsters from the provinces arrived yesterday by the steamer from Yarmouth. In it there were, according to $9i" somewhere between 2l and 980 crates. The crates average 140 pounds each, which, taking the lowest estimate. 921 crates, would fons pounds, or more than 64 The arrival of the lobsters caused a drop in prices, although a higher price was got for them than will be given again for some time. The lobsters run well In size, and are practically fresh out of the water.

Teams were set at work early this morning taking them from the steamer to the boilers' stores and before night some of them will be on the table ready to eat. Another lot IS ti.rl nn ,3 IJ 1 1 Saturday und served his writ eph l. Luwler. manager and i tie' Forest City express romps on Sunday ho summoned Kred desirability of affixing such of non-postage value only to of bark and not to a Idress side of ar- REV AUGUST KKIKSON. iountam nead of religious and intellectual activity, but it has also become the seat of a mighty commercial empire, a center of invention and industry and of lines of commerce which have radiated throughout the world.

This material prosperity has been won by the same Pilgrim men whom we are constantly lauding for their devotion to rrthdous freedom. "The Piljtrim as a business man was first, last and all the time a man of honor. "How great were the temptations of the pilgrims to compromise at less than KO cents on the dollar, how utterly lacking was every possible agency by which their JLondon creditors could have enforced their claims! And I wonder bow some of the modern business world, who sneer at the Diljcrlms as "narrow dispatched to Great Britain and I o'clock. During the day the Gustafson quartet and the "Stringband" of the Ruggles-st Swedish Congregational church furnished vocal and Instrumental music. Quite a sum of money was pledged at the afternoon services to help liquidate the debt incurred by the building of the new edifice.

1 i the practice permitted by the overran en- on mail articles to that country and by fol-tbis plan the Christmas sill not come In conflict with camps which will be affixed Idreaa side of the art idea out. Chief Croker, on tne siaewaiK, ordered the fire lines extended further than the usual distance from the building, and scarcely had the last fireman reached the opposite side of the street the building is on the south side of 14th st before the explosion roared. Just what caused it is not known. There were no chemicals in the place, wirh the exception of a small quantity Niltl.k. ires sm ei ol lie riimpaii) Knth appeared before Commissioner Mayes this morning They were represented by lawyer Slater of Natlck.

They were held In ball for then appearance before the elrcujlt SSSsrfe lii 'uncord, II. tomorrow The defendants were allowed to depart on their personal rtrnglilaanrr HOPKINTON. Deputy Sheriff W. f. Kingsbury of I lull i st on.

assisted by officers Charles K. Brown and C. A. Nottagn and Charles aletionly of Waylaud, eon ducted a successful liquor raid In thin place Saturday evening The Can. tral hsuee on Main st.

the HlKhlatnl on Waloott at, conducted by Oeorge Hleln, the house of Kre.l Muf. lien. AValcott at, were all visited uui liquor wsa secured al each. At Htelu'a the rash register containing the day'a receipts was taken. Miss Cora Fhlpps entertained a iv at whist at the home of Mr slid Mrs Oeorge, llemeneay, Haylsa Kowe at.

Saturday svsnlhf Ixul reshlln on the old Ashland road, suffered a pAialytlr shock yesterday. CHRISTMAS GIFTS Stepped Before Moving Auto on Beacon St and Sustained Contusions to Right Thigh. Stepping backward so that she might avoid an auto that was moving along Beacon st liv-tie direction of the atal hcuee. Miss Rebeqca Axman, aged 21. of Auburn st.

West End, was struck by another car which was traveling st a moderate pace in the direction of Charles st about 9 thla morning. The accident happened at Reacou and Joy is. and the injured woman was assisted toy patrolman Wallace of dlvlslni 3 ond William Catteral or 43 Porter rd. Cambridge, the latter the chauffeur 01 the car that had struck her. She com i i.

I of being severely hurt, so tin chauffeur and the policeman placed hei In the auto and she was taken to th Munsachusetta general hospital. The police report wtates that she Is suffering from contusions to the right thigh and a general shaking up. and would have stood these tests which served only to make the Pilgrims stand forth resplendant in their honest manhood. "In the second place this chapter of ancient history teaches in a striking way the value of the individualistic impulse in business as contrasted with socialism "It Is worth while observing how early in our history communism had its first test and failed to meet it. The common purse was justified as a matter of initial necessity in the coming of this party of men and women to New Kngland.

It had back of it the finest and strongest character and moral earnestness that could be found in any age for making such an experiment a success, and yet It failed. It was discovered that land must be allotted in fOR EVERYBODY EVERYBODY'S COLUMN Letters from Old and Young on Subjects That Interest All the People All the Time A Chance for Each One to Express His or Her Opinion. PUD'S "A LINE A DAY BOOK" 5-Yaar Record ar Mary It Is hoped that this will also be a large used by the Reliable cloth sponging company, which occupies the first floor with the New York braid company, and It is hardly probable that their ignition caused the explosion. But whatever caused it, the force was so terrific that windows in adjoining buildings were shattered and the block was shaken as If from a slight earthquake. The smoke, dust, plaster and debris that gushed out of the windows blinded the firemen for a few seconds, and thov were not able to get a sight of the burning interior until a water tower and deck stream and two high-pressure tenders, 72 and 18, got in their work.

This cleared away a good deal of the clouds of dust and the men were enabled to continue their fight Adjoining the burning building on the east are the dormitories of the Salvation Army training school. About 100 men and women were sleeping there, and they tumbled out in various stages of undress, bringing their trunks and other luggage with them. There was a brisk wind, and this played a queer trick on the Salvationists. It blew the spray from the streams of the wator deck streams to the east. Cant nanl.il I I 1.

1 1 I he. night from the halibut grounds, and docked his vessel at the end of the south side of wharf, lie hud been out severalty In order that enough work might be secured to save the colony a .1 tor iour weens, out had found halibut scarce. He had on board 8000 pounds of hnlflmt "AlYi LATEST PUBLICATIONS. irum amrvauuii, diiu ran, ji vv an luunu LATEST PUBLICATIONS. puuiiun iivrnn DUD.

oO.OOO pounds of salt cod and 3000 pounds of hake as you seem to be to come and live with me. I am a trainman's wife, my husband works all nigbt. which leaves baby and I alone. I would like a good woman whowould prefer spending most of her evenings at nome as a companion through the long winter evenings. I should like to hear from you.

Brakeman's Wife. Capt McDonald had fished down off Quero and Sable island, and found the MO. ..,.1.1 I He would have reached Boston last Sat- Who Knows This Book? Some few years ago I read a book dally Pleasant Happen ins. its. ate.

One may commence or year. err-where. Me to SS-SS uiua.v oui xor encountering a heavy snowstorm accompanied by a strong head wind while crossing the bay of Funds'. The return trip took five days While he did not have much halibut the Tin. ,.,1 I I.

that interested me quite a little. There BHhAL ARB riOUSEHOLf EXPENSE BOOKS The Cost of Living The economic problem of paramount importance in the United States today is tho constant increase in tha cost of living. The person who prudently figures household accounts ana) strikes a balance at the end of each month or each year finds it increasingly difficult to make income balance outgo. Thm Boat on Htrald Him' MM nn will beln to i 1 i 'i rre Your MoneiGws, 75c to 2.50 was an aunt Nanny in the story a character I loved. One of her sayings appealed to me so much that I copied it and kept it in an envelope in my desk, with, name of book and number of OLD INITIAL STATIONERY Btaatiful Cabinets.

to $3.00 chapter. It was to the effect that sin SUETS Brw rd Leather. 3.00 to 60.00 Hewldes the Mooweem the offthore vessels at wharf this morning were the "hn J. Fallon with L.1,000 pounds of fish, and the Sprnv with 58.000 Of the ishore vessels the Pontlac had 19,000 pounds, the Emilv Coonev 13,400 and the M. Aladclelne l.I.OOl pounds.

ne nshermen who catch pollock alone have been making quick trips recently 1 and getting good catches. Thc Pauline. Itose Ktandish. and the Appomatox lefl for the fishing grounds last Saturday, and were back this morning, the Pau- ...11. Ol SUW 1 "Jtaas CALENDARS.

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BOSH The Stepmother. Some of the writers to this column seem to be rather inconsistent in their criticism of stepmothers as a whole; do not let us make the fatal mistake of judging the many by the few failures which mav have come under our personal observation. The women who are so courageously filling this position do not need a champion; still unjust criticism is pernicious in its effect on the minds of the young who may be unduly prejudiced, and thus, perhaps, add to the problems already facing some stepmother. We who do not occupy this position can hardly conceive of its difficulties. Think of the indispensable tact to deal with emergencies, and of the patience and keen sense of justice required, especially should the stepmother have children of her own.

And think, too, of vthe unnecessary envy and suspicion too often excited in the minds of relatives of the deceased wife, whom courtesy compels the stepmother to receive as guests. In order to really fill this role in such a manner, as to be at all times safe from criticism, one would have to be a little more tnan a mere flesh and blood Individual. Instances of failure may usually be traced either to the inordinate haste of the m-iti in marrvlng the second time, or to his inadequate study of character. Some men. when left alone with a familv.

seem to be seized with a sort of panic: they rush heedlessly into matrimony, seeing only the extcrfor woman, who, at the time, may appear as a colossal pillar of strength. In the selection, the study of intelligence, character conscience and the power to assume responsibility are. absolutely forgotten. The result Is disaster. The man of average Intelligence is presumably familiar with the attributes of character which a true woman should pc.ssess, and he should delay his riiar-rlage until he finds the right wonian; not only out of justice to his children, but also in justice to himself: because no woman who falls in her duty as a stepmother can possibly make any rnan a desirable wife.

Sympathizer. The Brakeman's Wife. To Lonely Woman-1 saw your piece in Everybody's In Sunday Globe, and as your case appealed to me, decided to write. I should like just such a woman A Real Domestic Science Cook Book. Points the 'iy to Judicious Buying, C'hoic poking, Proper Service and Correct UaiiiaL uninif If infvu4lMM that the spirit of individual initiative was essentia! to success In the business life of New England.

"Nor can I omit another suggestion from the life of the pilgrims as business men, and that is the satisfactory results coming from what we may term 'intensive methods' in business procedure, such as thoroughness, thrift, va refill expenditure, abhorence of waste and extravagance, and patience with the growth of small but steady increments. "Here was foreshadowed the way in which New Kngland has come to its honored position in the industrial world. In this day of large things in newer portions of our land, where vast expanses of are.i and clossal combinations of capital and labor dazzle the eye and the imagination, it is well for us to look back to the spirit and methods of the pilgrim fathers who never for an instant allowed any separation between the pilgrim's business and the pilgrim Easily Remedied. An old lawyer, who is a noted wit, has for a partner another old fellow who is very conservative and strait-laced. Recently the wit remarked to his partner that it was advisable to employ a female stenographer In the.

office, (maintaining that stenographers of that variety were much more satisfactory than males. But the partner did not like the idea. "My dear fellow," he objected. "I don't think it would be proper. It wouldn't do.

wouldn't do at You see, here I should be in the office, hour after hour every day. quite alone with the young lady, and" "Well." observed the wit. with a twinkling eye, "couldn't you holler?" New York Time. Funeral of James Guilmartin. The fvmeraJ of James Guilmartin, educator and journalist, was held thts morning at St Peter's church.

Meeting Huse Will. Dorchester. Rev Michael J. lierbv curate of the church, official I hk The were Vinson Boyle, Charles Casey, Edwin Cashion and 'lenrv Kavne There was music by the lull eiiolr under the direction of Miss KaJherlne Moore. Interment was in gle women were human as any other woman they have their longings for home and children and all that pertains thereto but must go through life with these longings and thoughts hid deep In their breasts, as to utt, them aloud would result in their being called immodest and unwomanly.

We have recently moved and In some unexplained wy cannot now find this envelope and Its contents. Cannot some reader please help me to learn the name of the book? This Is my second attempt at writing this way. Not long ago I replied to Future and referred in that note that I was what the world calls an old maid. I assure you I do not feel at all. I am 37 only, but I.

like aunt Nanny, have my hopes and longings for home and children, and like her, am misunderstood if I utter them. Thanking you and any who can give me the answer I request, I will again sign myself as A Lover of Children. A book intsndsd to aid boaaa- Book is a treat boon for housekeepers. The Boston Journal. All housekeepers will want it.

The Boston Globe. There is every kind of recipe. The Boats American. drenching the escaping men and women in the street, also covering the streets and sidewalks with thin Ice. There were "'inhe rear of the burning house in 11th st is the 13th-st Presbyterian church one of the oldest churches in New York.

It was untouched by the flames but the sexton was aroused by the firemen, and they ran two lines of hose through the edifice. Hose were also run through the Salvation Army dormitories and through a department store on the other side. The 14th-st car lines were blocked for more than two hours. The fire will throw more than 400 employes of the business firms which had headquarters in the building out of work. The following were tenants: New York braid co.

Reliable cloth sponging companv. United States medicine company, Jacob Thaler, dealer In embroideries; Wright Formett, corset manufacturers; Charles E. Wleland. stationery; E. H.

Baft, novelties, and the Suffolk engraving company. HOUSE WRECKED BY BOMB. New York City Tenement Building Damaged and 30 Families are Thrown Into a Panic- NEW YORK, Dec 20 An echo of the hatred felt by Italian blackhanders for Lieut Petrosino, who was assassinated in Italy, is believed to have manifested Itself in a bomb outrage on the East Side here today. Thirty families were thrown into a panic In the early hours when a bomb, to which a time fuse was attached, exploded in the lower hallway of Prince-fet tenement. The building wan damaged and a jagged hole blown in the floor directly over a basement fruit shop kept by Dominica Ambrose The tenants, scantily clad, fled to Uia vu.aj.

v. Baa- Food Principles and Furnishes t0B xiaveitr Menus and Recipes for 365 Consecutive Days. bmJ Price $1.50 net; $1.66 sent carefully h.i postpaid. Published and sold anted. zioa's by Herald.

ft CATS PAW IAr RUBBER HEELS V-gr 7 or latslsi mu tfcaa to onttsary I JffT RMrB HrJebyMj lino nun luuuun ui pouocK, trie with H.iiOO pounds mil the Rose Htandish with 13.000 pounds. The fish will yield a handsome return for the one day's fishing. The storm last Saturday night dro a number of the shore vessels to harbor, and. if they were able to make a set of trawls late yesterday and early this morning there should be a number of them in by the afternoon or early tomorrow morning. In the 24 vessels at wharf this morning there were 150.000 pounds of haddock.

80.000 pounds of cod. 7K.O0" pounds of pollock. 45.000 pounds of hake and 4000 pounds of cusk. High prices ruled at the exchange, and the wholesale dealers awked 25 a hundredweight for haddock. J7.25 for large cod.

for market cod. $3.50 for polkxk, 15.75 for large hake. J3.26 for Hmall hake and $3 a hundred weight for cusk. Usually the Way. Slllicus We should all strive to bear each other's burdens.

Cynlcus Yes, most of us seem to thins wo could bear eafh other's burdens more uMl. ll 'i could our own. Phlladelphls Uetord, H. P. Hood Sons The Largest Independent Dairy Company in New Lngland Also on Sale at Bookstores and News Stands JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR Why He's Single.

Old Dooley You give many reasons and excuses why you are not married; none of them I think Is the real one. I would suggest that you read the following: "That's what a man wants in wife mostly: he wants to maiie sure o' one fool as '11 tell him he's wise. But there's some men can do wl'out that they think so much o' themselves a' ready an' that's how It Is there's old bachelors." You needn't put the cap on If It doesn flt. Email Be vol. 'OUfNTAIN UADSVQ EVirietj ft nil to 910.80 57 SL, ftstM.