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light. bu, We WI ~ ;favsrsing ,he erect. -
nights with lanterns In our hands On true rural
fashion"
We'll. said I. ~ ever a thaw dees CON. !.
will edectuolly rcgulstr our houses ttut.eaeA
circulation. ~ the bride terms our calamit,.
shall appreciate as newer before Solouons
spring psan:
''For 10, the winter Is pss,. the rain .. over
and gone.
- he flowers appear IN the earth thrfitne %
the singing 81 birds a. corn. aud the Nais,. u
the turtle D. heard In the and
The tx tree put.oit f-th he- crreu acs ana
the vines with the tcnlcr grAlr gives geod
smell
'Fur thongh - colr-. tins b. sight hyper
hoiical. - AZ Tlir1 O. a winter tlas 10 would az
least he stcP toward this pivasias state -
things"
To be sure c1iucilrl iAa srf-coufe-.ei
Observer q nature. thr op'ir.st "-inoy every
tha~ D. fainter cops ~ -pruC. Aal
But just then the dusk, Safah g-her,d an .
plumber rlumher e,amlf. ~ the t,picl
NAV morning vhlsh the brides loving mate
had sent CUT. and of al - a. who hung -p,ii-
honnd npuu hls diagnosis 81 tn case 80 she de-
tails dropped deliberately FROM li- lr- ncn.
were more brraihira-ly Interested han fhs
soothing pc-simi-t aul her supporter. The
cldcrlN matron.
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Fixing Hammer.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The circuit rider for a mountain district in
West Virginia was stopping for day or two at
the place where he was to preach on Sunday.
and to him mountaineer came with buxom
mountain maid and wanted to be married then
and there.
where's your license?" asked the minister.
The man was surprised.
''Ain't got none," he said "we don't have
to have no license, do we? We amt a-goin'
to sell liquor"
That was all the license he knew about. The
minister explained to him and he rode away
ten miles to the county seat, and later in the
day appeared with the license.
That cost me dollar, mister" he said rue
fully. DO you charge anything?'
''You can pay me Whatever you please, but
never charge less than q dollar
'Well. I've only got half dollar. mister, and
won't git the balance till after harvest"
The minister hesitated. because he thought
the mountaineer was trying to beat him. and
while he was willing to perform the ceremony
gratis he didn't want to cut prices. All at once
the mountaineer put in:
i've got it, mister" he exclaimed. showing
the half dollar at him. "Here's half yer price
Now you marry Hammer to me. They amt any
body Twin that want but Hammer, and Ham
ner kinder bankers fer . whole passie Of feiiers
that is better lookin' than I am, bat amt SO
well of; 30 il you git her fixed you needn't
worry about me at all Take yer half dollar
an 60 ahead on Hammer. You kin fix me after
harvest, an I'll give you tother half when the
jobs DONE"
However. the minister couldn't see his way
clea- in that way and he completed the Job then
and waited until after harvest for his fee.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoR sALE-wAsH' DANRNHOwER,
successor to
Eisenhower 3 Son,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
18th and 9 sts n.y.

FOX SAlBE OH EACHANGE-
It will pay you to look ct these properties.
1914 18th T. n. ". new 3-story and back building
bsy-wtndow prssBed-bricf house; cellar, furnace,
good rooms and bath. stationary washstand range,
crystal chandeliers handsomely pspered stone sils
front and iron steps being Of tn most
plete houses in the city: will be sold monthly
PAYMENTS price, 81 5oO get permit to inspect at this
story and back building window brick house
cellar. furnace, good rooms and bath stationary
washstand; range; crystal chandeie handsonsly
pspered stone slls front and iron steps and
price. S5 go get permit TO inspect at this ONCE.
3O3 I'd u. n. e. lot 1884 to and side 3-foot
alley new bay-vfndow brick; good rooms and
monthly payments; get permit inspect at this
ohice-
5O5 pa ST. n lot 1884 to 3Ofoot alley; new bay
wind9w brick; 1sood rooms and esllar, 1uInsce and
permi, to inspset Al his ofice ''''
"a Se and nd 81 and soT ne price s
1921 7 st. nv sub lot 90. .gpare, 13l; 4-room
and 1t a 3.a u ss a s1 Gr sSa
RotEv f Il' Ph aRqse Mp 5eo new sroom fr.m.
setsas furnace. range. cellar. &C.. and large lot;
Also several Of the finest lots in Rockville Park
from $1,000 $3.50 each. and money advanced for
cHARIToS HEIGHTS, MD. A new room frame
ea .se 81
price. 4Ss, Esf foot, Or 81 40. ''1' 49,
0Ai''' &HiisshS'S I'D DA.EENHowER.
Denenhower Son,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
a. nd a ats
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E. THE DIFFERENT
housoholdcrs in our
block. didn't know
each other particularly
till the late cold snap.
bus a touch q pity
makes the whole world
kin and so do frozen
water pipes. We. Of
course. before that had
made formal calls On
one another. aud the
pessimist. who Is NV
next neichhor on the
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

THE OFFICE OF THE ANNOTATED STEAM
L Carpet Cleaning Works and the u g. Mattress Co.
has been removed to 112O Pa ave. NV Bedding of
every description made 10 order the lowest prices
Telephone S04.
n23 NJ. NEWMYER. Manager
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THoMAs DOWNING 6 sos. AuctiOnsers.
L $50 - n N
EFFECTS OF 4 PRIVATE FAMILY
LEAVING THE CITY,

LEAVING THE CITY,
NO. 9I2 I"ENTf-THlRD STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday MORNING. FEBRUARY FOUR.
hs3iNNfr Il; SSo9.Ma CON, At TEN a NJ, Al
BE FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING
wf,1 ME- fS >StoNIAINED THEREIN, ALL OF
rrahnoh SUITE IN Plush. RDDY RRUsSFIs
pifTF II; ItA SN rh , E. OBTAINS. HALL
S 81 - SHERRx AND OAK, ". ". SPRINGS,
MATTRESSES. BOOSTERS AND PILLOWS SInF'
BOARDS. EXTENSION TABLES &c fell-ot
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By authority vested in BY the last will tests-
ment Of the late James Anderson. viii offer for
by public auction in front of the premises MON
DAY. the TNENT1ETH DAY OF FEBRU AIRY.
1899. at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. the homestead Of
the late James Anderson. The lot con:S'nS scre.
more or less, and small frame dwelling shade and
cellent water.
This property Is situated On the Riss. road within
rNe minutes walk Of Stotf station capable Of sub
division and desirable for suburban residence.
Terms OF sale: one-thrd cash, balance in two
equal at nine and eighteen months from
day OF sale all cash. at purchasers option de-
post OF Sloo will he required time o; sale Con
NeySncing At purch aser's cost
CHAS. A. WELLS, Executor,
fe11-dts Hvatfsyiile Nd
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ARE Yor Go1xe To E,-popr,

AkE OU NIOING 10 ICROPE'
ESQ, have your Letters and cables addressed care
EDWIN II; LOWS STEAMSHIP EXCHANGE,
HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS
% CHARING CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUIRE
LONDON. They will be numbered aud forwarded to
ali parts by Mr. LOWS own system nsiIrins safe de-
livery Baggage stored. forwarded and checked by the
American system Complete banking facilities. The
use OF LOWS POCKET CABLE CODE. price 20 cents
is Indispensable. Send for copy of THE PASSEN-
GER. CONTAINING valuable informs tion. free.
EDWIN II. LOW LOWS EXCHANGE
ta2-'m Head office. $40 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
TOURS TO THE TROPICS-ATLAS LINE
i Weekly service from New York 10 the Isani of
Jamaica, renowned for its salubrous climate and
natural beauty winter station of the British navy and
headqu of the British in the West Indies
Good hotels and splendid roads.
Regular sailings also for HAITI Costa Rics AMI the
many old world towns Of the Spanish main Illus
tratej pamphlet mailed free PM FORwOOD *
CO.. Agents. "a State ST.. New York. nl1-4m
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THE BAD Gas.

"And il the gas continues to peak and pine
~ it has been doing this winter you'll have
another thing to remind you of the country,
for We Ill viii not only b residing By lamp
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OCEAN TRAVEL
CHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. s. co.
East EInr..ss Sfean

Fast Express Steamers
To southampton Uondo8. Havrel Bremen.
Elbe. Tues, Feb IA. . a IN. Lain. Tues.. Feb. 81,
a. Meier, Tues, Feb. 2S. IN Aller Tues
March Z. . a M. Havel Tues. March IA, 5 a. M I;
Saale Sat. March rs. & am
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table Injurious
saloon appointments. Prices: First cabin, $40 and
inward berth, according to location second cabin
go a berth steera9e al low rates. Apply to E. F.
DEOOP. go Penn, feQ
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EoR SALE
ONLY Sl4, 900.

ONLY $4,000
House No. 17I7 " st. n. 20.
It's hardly necessary to tell you
WHERE l717 N st. is-s half square
from Conn. ave.-a square from Dupont
Circle. and Q very near neighbor to the
Church of the Covenant-right in tho
midst of the most aristocratic section
of the northwest. As to WHAT IL is
it's GEM that must be seen to be ap-
preciated. 1t is handsomely finished in
brown stone and brick. has ten rooms,
bath and cellar. IS FOUR ROOMS
DEEP on the first two floors and has
BACK as well as front stairs The in
terror is beautifully decorated and pa
pered and the house Is fitted with every
modern convenience. Lot is 1890 feet
to 20-foot alley. At s14. 600, the price
asked, it is genuine bargain. Applyto
CHAS. EARLY.
603 14th st. NV 4
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SPECIALTIES.

4 'OLnM LEAGUE OPENS IT'S VIM BATHS
- at OF 18th St Sc, cor. of + nv the l4th.
For terms and cooperative prices of personal and
family supplies and practical economic propositions
see next Tuesis Evening Star. it
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AUCTION SALES.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts.. l&os est
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALAUBLE PROPERTY
NEAR sToTTs STATION. d. c., METRO
PoLITAN BRANCH BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD
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STORAGE.

CToRE YOUR FURNITURE, TRUNKS BOXES
- &c, with LATIMER SLOAN
1907 ST. Separate apartments; light clean. dry and
airy ia25-lm
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MANICURE.

MRS. HAYWOOD, PROFESSIONAL MANICURE.
w will call at residence If desired Address O. G
ST. n. ". fe4-l.,T.
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
lu ISL 103 10TH ST. N W The only Imnorter ard
Manufacturer of FINE MANICURE and CIIIEOp0D>
1ST GOODS south of New York no2(ltr
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PROFESSIONAL,

NINE PERRIN. THE. TEUEsT DESTINY
M sesder Of the age igtSrmst9p svsn with ,he
1871 Marion St n W. bet. 9TH and 7tb and s to-
NRs. G. ]. ROWLAND. BUSINESS AND TEST
1u medium Private sittiugs daily from 70 u. IN.
Circles Tuesday and Saturday evenings at 30 at
4o5 Mo. ave. NV. feII-1w.
"Jrs LUCKY TO CONSULT GIPsIEs. "-oUEEN
suited asy at O. nr S * can Se eo
a. m. to sp. m. Fee. soc. and 81. fe6-6t'
Rosto OF, c CA I5I ysPoE BATHS, srLpHrR,
ar Or 3 SARA r. MAnCodI lG. 9 St NV Hours from
NINE RAPHAEL. CLAIRvoYANT AND AsTRoL-
dates tell. how to retain Husband or lover Consult
With % ROOM aas you
PRSSr :, s5Ay IS tn. OLDEST EsTHRLisaED
Born with wonderful prophetic Gift Of second sight
reveals hidden mysteries. RECEIVERS lost property or
friends brings Separated tosether speedy Is1 a
riases with happy results tells whether the one you
n business removes family troubles evil influences
be succeeds Where others have failed iA Confines
business con fdentis Sittines. SOC Hours. to .,
GO open su n,s Residence. 4Ss ST. bet y and
A MERICA'S GREATEST MEDIUM MRS, E.
n Mcneil; 1914 Pa ave: nv.
Gentlemen VIII ma aNlSsf TO this won
derfully gifted medium revelation of <tantlv
succeeding surprises she will take you by th, hand
and read the inmost secret of heart though
We're printed page: she will give competent and
truthful a6y,Ce on an business personal
ents. losses, legaces. law suits, &c.
Business examinations and reports q speciality and
satisfaction guaranteed All communicative strictly
confidential.
NOTE.-Public test meetings at wonn's Hall, 1ol
9th st. n. ". every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY ewes
fe7-6t'
NINE. -FRANCIs-CARD READER AND TRANCE
lVI medium: life given Il. 70 gray
from y to D. 239 LIST st. sc. -l2t'
NME. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
WI English and German asroogist in the city Tells
all events of life. Office hours a m. TO - m sun
day, 10 a, 10. to ) p. 1J0S l4th r,6-ln'
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Atl life All business confidential Ladies and gentle
,nen, J0c. each Hours, a. m to 9 D. IN. 20LS:.,
between LIST and North Capitol SITS. n jsl9lm.
MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIRoPo-
ll dist, 703 18TH ST. N W.-The only importer AL
mannfactureEof FINE MANICURE aud CHIROP0-
DIST GOODS south of New York no5otr
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EoR sAlE-A NUMBER OF NICELY LOOTED
lots In Montello for sale. only u OF mile from Bonn
dAry on b. and o. r. r. projected electric cars viii
RS along the 'front.' only Zoo each e25 cash and
lo monthly; aehance for every one. 7. J. STALEY,
bSo ~ nv fep-3t
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDlCh1L &c.
Dr. LEON
The we'll known specialist,
AGA st. NV.
Prompt treatment
Office hours. 10 to l. ! TO 8, fsl-I2t.
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with the best Of medical references by applying
9l30th st. n. S-3us
nR; MULLER. 1927 9TH ST. n W. TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections OF the eye ear throat. lungs,
liver. kidneys and obscure diseases; in city
ONCE hours. o to IL a. m and to z pm. aul5Ljm'
STRANGERS. TAKE NOTfCE.-DRS BROTHERS
- and Gray treat all diseases. No cure. no pay
Only established advertising physicians in this city
TAPE WORMS REMOVED WITH HEAD OR NO
nor. with Mike Scanlon. 9th st. above Pa ave Her
bert Gordon 1908 Az ST. W. J. E. Gardner, 1917
st. Sc. ja2l-1ns
CONSULT THE ONLY UROSC0PIAN PHYsI-
y clans in Washington, Drs. BROTHERS and GRAY;
near forty five years at S06 B st. I'VE have
talnty by examining into the chemical character Of
urinary deposits" We will describe your disease aui
symptoms without asking question by the first urins
in the morning We trsat all diseases successfully
which the human family are subject-dyspepsis. con-
stipation. piles scrofula rheumatism, bronchitis.
fits and all nervous diseases. diseases of the skin
lungs, stomach, kidneys. &c. ial7-lm.
nR. BROTHERS. INVIGORATING CORDIAL Is
~ apowerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF allthe
remedies for Nervous Debility Neuralgia Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of people who
are weak miserable, lethareic sleepy, lack of aIuh
1t has been i'll for fotyve in this city
Laboratory. S0S At. s.w jaI7-ln'
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INOk SALE
L Amaenihcent site for . fine residence on 18th St
NV tExecntive sye) II is a corner and is 4i4x100
feet to alley, Ii bought before spring opens
per foot will purchase it. Apply to
(5l7) b. Fl. WARNER & CO.,
feC-5t AlG IF at n,
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FROZEN WATER PIPES
How the HOusekeepers on a Block
Sympathize Together.
THE BEAMING PLUMBER.
How He IS Treated by the Different Glasses
of women-The Bride Thinks He Attend.
to the CircuIation-Thc ortimist Compares
Him to santa Claus.


, E. THE DIFFERENT
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NINE PERRIN. THE TEUFST DESTINY
NA reader of the age; Information given with ,,he-
1921 Marion ST. n. W., bet 9TH and 7tb P and Sta
feIl-lws
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ACCOUNTANTS.

pOOaS AUDITED. STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS
PATRICK ii. G. BRENNAN. G. A
Public Accountant and Auditor 1924 ST
Member of Institute Of Accounts New York se2l -6n
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Its LUCKY TO CONSULT GIPSIES. "-QUEFN
Emma and others. Gypsy fate readers. can be con-
suited daily at p. O. bridinr. sl6 ~ st. W: IL
| a. IN. to z y. Fee. soc. and 81. fet-tits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11

MRS. G J. ROWLAND BUSINESS AND TFST
Az medium. Private sittiugs daily from 70 u IN
Circles Tuesday and Saturday evenings at : 30 at
~. o, NV fauI
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L,oR sALE-THE S. F. COR. IsT AND M STs
INV 75xll0: will make seven very cheap lots.
~ n per n. on easy terms
fee-3t I. n BkOOKS GIG lofh 9,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

l'OR SALE
4 New G-rooIn dwelling. only squares from cars;
iot 1l1 nice home price 81 800, $50 cash,
balance. $50 per month Including interest
(565) YESTERDAY HhDEMAN.
fell-3t sos r ST.
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EOk SALE = NINE ELlG1BLY OCATED LOTS
on Irving 81 Cook PARK Georgetown: south front
VIE best and chearest lots tbs park houses nc
bell. built sdjoining the lots; cash. balance in /
asa year. y - the money loaned il purrhs
visit " build this IL grand chance for builder or
sPeculator only 81 per foot. Call end see me.
fes-St 4. J. STAi.EY oa5 ST n
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EoR SALE OR TRADF-VERY CHEAP CORNER
l. lot fronting Capitol grounds; 25x100.
SUITABLE FOR CONGRESSMAN.
feS I'm F. ". BYRN, Office: Mum Co., 624 st.
DOR SALE-A SPLENDID ECONON1CALB BUILD
L ing site Massa between 1st and ID
SITS. lot 20 by about "A price 81: 50 per foot
Il. III. WARNER 4 CO,
(49i) [fe1-5.l 9l5 L ST. n W.
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| ZEE Fk EEkEEBB9MM OF THE C99TTNSTTkkXX

Is q grand thing to look forward TO- When
GUNNER comes you'll want SUBURBAN
HoME Ask anybody out 10 WEST END
delightful place to live. II you desire a lot
or vnla Site at WEST END write or see
me about it. We can doubtless arrange
satisfactory terms. Have you thought Of .
name for my new addition to KENSINGr
TONY e30o lot for . suitable cognouen.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

T>OR sALE-LOTS-
L square 1852. lots I. 2 and s. 1t 60c. 81 n.
Square 1910. lots 1, IL and 1e, ut SOC. So. IT..
psf bet. I1th 1ssh, soSsS 10 alley. 81 so 50. II.
r. r. KAISER,
fell Rooms 4 and g. Atlantic building osn + 81 nv
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FOR stIE.THE CORNER OF 4TH ANDM sTs
L ne. W1l00, only short distance n ln priutins
ONCE square bsryain at Soc. per #
feaE.H Il. r. BROOKS. Gle n
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03
WORLDS FAIR OPEN
PROGRAMME CARRIED OUT
WITHOUT A HITCH.

The President Presses the Button
and Countless Wheels Revolve.
Nearly Half Million People Wit
ness the Magnificent Spectacle.
CHICAGO, May lit was 10 o'clock.
P. m.when the Columbian guards chased
the last straggler out of the worlds
fair grounds and the White City, which
all day las been the scene of busy
activity haunted by myriads of people
and honorei by the presence of the
chief executive of the nation. was left
to silence and solitude. It was great
day-big with the fulillment of many
hopes and aspirations-which began
under towering skies, eliminated in the
opening of the exposition by the presi-
dent of the United States and ended
in the scintillating glare of myriads of
electric lights which flashed from the
mighty buildings along the lagoons.
No Hitch in the Programme.
There was no hitch in the programme
as finally arranged. The distinguished
descendant of the great admiral, in
whose honor the spectacle was inaugur-
ated, was escorted from the Auditorium
hotel to the Lexington, where President
Cleveland and his suite were in waiting,
and the two parties combined were
taken in procession through miles of
streets, lined with cheering thousands,
to the grounds of the exposition. There
the formal exercises were gone through
with. The blind chaplain of the ma
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03
AN IOWA CATAsTROPHE.

Tenement House at Burlington
Burned and Six Persons Cremated.
BURLINGTON, Ia, May l. Shortly
after o'clock an old brick tenement
house at S55 Jefferson street was de-
stroyed by fire and six of the inmates
burned to death. The lodging house
was conducted by Mrs. Judson. She
and servant girl named Maggie Bailey
were the only women in the building.
The building was a veritable fire trap,
consisting of winding Railways and dark
landings, some of the rooms being
without windows. So quickly did the
fire spread that the unfortunate victims
were captured like rats in trap. The
dead are:
MICHAEL JUDsoN, transient lodger.
MICHAEL LEE, Chicago, stovemoulder.
JOHN MORGAN, stovemoulder, residence IN
known.
A. G. SCHUMANN, carpet weaver.
JOSEPH SwINDLER, Burlington, plasterer.
CHARLIE -, boilermaker, supposed to be
from Chicago.
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03

tional congress invoked the blessing of
God upon the undertaking about to be
consummated, poem celebrating the
voyage of Columbus was read in man.
ner fitting to the time and place, Di-
rector General Davis, upon whose
shoulders the Atlas-like load of the en-
terprise has rested for months, pre-
sented the completed buildings to the
president of the United States, and that
officer, representing the power and
majesty of 65. 900, 900 of American citi-
zens, after brief but singularly appro-
pirate and happy speech declared the
Worlds Columbian exposition fully
opened.
Busy Day for Grover.
After dinner the president YEARLY
took up the of march for the Manufac-
turers' building, where he did the
courteous to throng of foreigners and
officials. Then he was hurried over to
the Woman's s building where helistened
to the dedication speeches by Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer and others. The Irish vii
lage next claimed his attention and
after that he loaded his $50 pounds of
adipose tissue into a naptha launch
and made flying trip through the
1agoons. Having thus made the grand
tour of the exposition he was thoroughly
tired out and the rest of the time until
the departure of his special train for
Washington was spent in his car, where
he received his personal friends and
those who could pass the colored porter
at the door.
It was cloudy all afternoon but no
rain fell, and the South Side walks and
streets, while they were by no means
>dels Of cleanliness SO far as the alb
.no If mud was concerned, were in
oenCT nJ 80 rdition for active pedestrians
7To] ~ a,r,a aid not mind the mud any
how : ~ ~ and from noon until the last gate
,,o"' r,as closed lose the bl ,ead avenues were alive
with throngs movl-ng from one to an,
other Of the big buildl.e .egs and sweeping
through the Midway Plslssance IN an
'1,roIran current. The number OF
neonle present is placed at 4So,OOo.
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03
People Leaving Thoir Homcs.

ST. VINCENT, Mimi, May /. The vii
lage is entirely under water and several
buildings have been totally wrecked by
floating ice. The flood is much higher
than it was in 1882 and is much
more dangerous, as the ice has only
just begun moving, while in the flood
of 1882 there was no high water until
after the ice had all run out of the
river People in parts Of the town are
leaving their homes.
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03
LIBERTY BELL
Reaches the Fair Grounds Vhere IL
VIII Remain Through the Fair.

Reaches the Fair Grounds Where 1t
VIII Remain Through the Fair.
CHICAGO, April 29.-Beneath leaden
81 les in a damp and chilly atmosphere,
and a strong northeast wind which
blowi, g off the blue breast OF Lake
Michioa \, left the color of its waters in
Tho noso . the thousand of spectators
which lined the streets and boulevards,
Pennsylvania choicest reno, fSin hff gFeae the
liberty bell, wa @sg5l5isa sn3idinr at Hi'J Jackson
parl1 p" y The l hoI1 I 4, wing its progress to
the l y mark was W m the : r, cdpjent of 2 con
tinue5 ,T ed'a ovation, attic ~ It " sg escorted by the
highest officials of / 5 "aaoeipn,a Ina.e,,ina Sna
Chicago. surrounded so1d;arv
troops of regular and citi. @ 4.,a ~ nation
saluted by the president of ea,o world
whose birth it announced to onr;o+e
Attic exposition there were apl
exercises.
Morris tribune., 1893-05-03
Streets Flooded.

PEMBINA, N. D., May 1.-The hood
is spreading all over the streets of the
town and the river is still rising. Ir
South Pembina people generally have
left their homes. A few families still
remain living up stairs in their houses
They go about in boats, getting in and
out of their houses through the win
dows. Two st. Paul travelling men
came near being drowned Saturday
while crossing over in boat from st.
Vincent.