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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
A NEW TIME CARD.
u Goes Into Eject on the c. q NV. Lines To
morrow Morning.

u Goes into Eject on the c. a NV. Lines To.
morrow Morning.
Agent Iiusc, Of the c. & NV, has re.
ceivcd a new time cnrd which goes into
effect tomorrow morning. The passenger
service Ia Crystal Falls II ~ iolows:
No. 7 leaves, daily except Sunday.
7:I5, n. m.
No. 33 leaves, daily except Sunday,
$40, y. m.
No. ! ! leaves, Sundays only, 5;55, p.
m.
For Amasa, Mondays aud Thursdays,
l:IO. p. IN.
No. 80 arrives, daily except Sunday,
o:55, At. IN.
No. s arrives, daily except Sunday,
6.35, p. m.
No. ~ arrives. Sundays only, o:25, a.
M.
From Amasa, Mondays and Thurs
days, $50, p. NJ.
The train leaving Crystal Falls in the
morning viii run only to Powers.
IL Is reported that the Watersmect
passenger runs win be extended 10 IIur
ley. Wis, by the now card.
M. f. -. IA - A.. Al ia ........
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
MANY SALES OF ORE
Two Million Tons are Dlspos-
ed of.
FREE TRADE PRICES ARE ACCEPTED
BY Cogebic and VormllIion
Operators.
Blocks OF Second Grade Mesaba
Bessemers Bring $3.50 DelIv-
cred In Cleveland.
FREE TRADE PRICES ARE ACCEPTED
ORE RuYlN0Is ON.

The Cleveland Iron Trade Review this
week says; Not since the heavy advance
sales ot 1892 has there been such selling
week IN iron ore as that just closing.
Counting in the scattered sales OF tho
fortnight preceding. il Is sale to say that
between 1,75O,000 and 100000 tons
OF ore have now been taken for 1894
delivery. Tho transactions Of the past
week include about 100000 tons OF
Chandler at $2.95, with negotiations
pending for the balance OF the output !;
200, 900 to 100000 tons OF Minnesota,
further deals in Norric, initial sales oi
Aurora un the same basis ns the Norrir,
and lair tonnage from few smaller
Gogebic producers. While little has been
done in the best grade oi Mcsaba ores,
Canton and Iron King, which are second
grade Ressemers, have been sold on a
basis corresponding To $3.50 for the
best ores Of that range There seems
to bc no effort by the largest Mesaba
mines To push sales ON the low basis
fixed for them by others and i. is quite
ms worthy of note that early buyers
have not included lie Mcsaba among
their first purchases. Instead Of the
Mesabi producers making tho market, ns
has been predicted repeatedly, the
strongest producing companies have tax.
en- hold of the dilemma 10y both horns,
and the leading steel makers have been
quick to recognize that the figures named
are absolute bottom. The bulk oi thc
buying has been done by he Carnegie
STEEL company, while the Illinois Steel
company has contracted in moderate
way. 1t is estimated that thclcw buyers
thus inr in the market have taken one
hall the Besscmcr ores that will be pio-
'luccd on the old ranges IN 1891, should
present prices continue through tlic year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
More Msn Pr, 10 Work

The Norrio mine IL still at IL. That
means that il is mining orc and is giving
employment Go more help. Monday No.
8 shaft was started up with a force oI
eighty men. Shafts Nos. 3, 3, 6 and z
are now being operated at the Norrie,
and couple OF shafts each nj the Pabst
and East Norric The NJ. l. & l.. com.
pany is now giving work To $50 men,
aud tho mines OF this city TO about
4 .ODO. News Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
The Laat Sd Ell,a.

Funeral obsequies wcle itld over the
remains Oi Mrs. G.. r. Roberts on tics
day afternoon, ~ two O'Clock. at tie
TRin'ly residence. Rites 81 the Church ~
England we're administered by Rev. Ed.
ward Earle. The 6rst floor oi the
spacious house WIS taxed 10 It's utmost
capacity and many Who had come to
pay final tribute 10 the memory 81 the
departed were unable tognin admittaucc
Many friends from other Lake Superior
towns were in Attendance. The nornl
decorations were proIuse and most
elaborate, filling the room In which tie
casket lny with rich aroma. Following
the remains TO their last resting plnce in
the silent city was a funeral cortcec fully
lmlf a mile in length II was on, oi the
most imposing funerals ever witnAsscd in
Crystal Falls aud dcmonsiinicl IN ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
ONLY ONE CASE YET
Small Pox Confined to the
Single Case.
HE DANGER IS NOW WANING
But Precautlon Should Not be
Abated.
Medical Authorities Urge vaccina-
ton and Offer to Operate up
on the Poor Free.
WE MAY ESCAPE.

From all tho Information obtainnblo
at this writing Saturday noon), there IL
foundation for the belief that Crystal
Falls IL TO miracuously escape the
tcrrors uf "A small pox epidemic. From
fourteen TO sixteen days is tho period
fixed 10y tho best medical authorities for
the development Of the disease, that IL,
the appearance OF the eruption after
exposure, the primary fever attacking
the victim several days IN advance OF the
eruption. This is the twelfth day since
the case now developed appeared, and
symptoms arc reported from no other
sources. Even tho members of tho
household where the patient Is con
fined show no symptoms OF the dis
ease and il is the belief OF the physi-
clan in attendance that they will escape.
The patient, Williams, is isolated Ia the
second story cf the Mareison home and
none nrc admitted TO the apartment
save the doctor and nurse, while tie con-
iinemcnt OF the latter Is as rigid M that
of the patient. DR.. Mctcalf states that
his patient has now passed the critical
point in the process Of tho disease and
that his recovery is now assured.
Fourth street, ON which the Margison
residence is located, is still quamntined
between Marquette and Superioravonucs
and will SO continue until all danger has
subsided.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03

While the safeguard OF vaccination has
been eagerly sought and performed upon
u large number OF people since small pox
developed here over week ago, IL IN
feared among the health authorities TINT
the value oi this simple operation is not
properly realized and that in some cnscs
the small expense attached thcicto|
restraints people iromavailing themselves
of the greatest preventative against al
loaihsomc disease known 10 mcdcnl|
science. Regarding the merits OF vaccin-|
alton the state board Of health says:
"Unmodilicd smallpox is so deadly nj
disease, anil so often disligurcs and cn-|
icebles those who recover, and bccauso|
10y travelling OF by travellers, hy nrticlcs|
received in the mail or from stores nr|
shops, or IN various other ways any ono
at any time may without knowing il ba|
exposed to smallpox, il tbccomcs import
ant SO for ns possible without injury
health to render every person incapable
oi taking the disease. This may be donoI
so perfectly by vaccination aud reyaccil
nation with genuine bovine vaccine virus
that no question OF ordinary expense on
trouble should be allowed for a day ID
prevent the careful vaccination OF eyery
man, woman and child in Michigan. nns
the revaccination Of every one who has
not been vaccinntcd within five yenra
IL IL well established that those Wild
have been properly vaccinatcd arc IA
less likely TO take smallpox II expose
to 1t, and TINT the very few who hay.
been properly vaccinated and havl
smallpox have il in much mildcr form
and are much less disfigurcd by IL TIM,
those who have not been thus vacci
nated.n
DR.. a. NJ. Dnfling. as health ofIlcer
has therefore, instructed TnE damon
Drill. TO state that all who are unabl
to pay the fec oxaeted Tor vaccination
fifty cents, will be operated upon withou
cost TO themselves by either himself o
~. Mctcali.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
Now Is The Time

to buy them. Don't wait until you are knee
deep in mud and slush of Spring but prepare
for it now. We are waiting for you at
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-03
SPRING!
SLOPPY WEATHER!
They Are Coming.
RUBBERS!
RAINCOATS!
GOSSAMERS!
UMBRELLAS!
= They Are Going.

That part of our stock we are sure to sell
You must have Rubbers, Rancoats, Gossa-
mers and Umbrellas. You may think we are
a little previous with some of these articles,
but we are not. We must sell them. You will
soon need them, and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17

She Was Learning to Ride.

4 girl I know determined TO learn to
ride a bicycle on a recent evening. She
got on a wheel from horse block a,
the top of hill on an asphalt track.
and after bidding her friends call an
ambulance if she didn't show up in half
an hour she started. The wheel went
down the hill at terrific speed. The
would-be bicyclestricnne grew afraid
and chung desperately 10 the handle
bars by 4 superhuman effort, manaC
ing to pass q buggy without running
'into it. She did not dare to slow up
for whenever she put on the brake the
wheel began to wobhle. She crossed (
trolley track in a flash. barely eScap
ing a car. Then she grew desperate
and seeing man walking ahead shout
ed. Mister, please stop me. I'm run
ming away" Mister grasped the situa
ton. likewise the handle and the CIR
and effected a flying scue.-''Ths
Bohemian" in Buffalo Enquirer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17
And the Facts Mere Presented

'As to the measure in which we hop,
10 have the cooperation OF the city
council" said the agent and promote
OF the scheme, there are some fact,
which l would like TO present to yor
The alderman from the 'Steentt
ward hastily led the way 10 a private
room.
Well" he said, am ready for what
sver-h m-factsv ou may have 10 offer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-17
Western School Of EIOcutiOn and OFatOFy

Opens the first term Of its fifth year Sept "A.
This school opened four years ago with )
I1-.pils and closed present year with enroll
ment Of l0l and seven graduates.
Thorough training in dice, Action. Grace
and Health Movements. Also Physical Cul-
lure by DR.. c. +. TIFFANY.
GEORGE w. HOSS, Principal WICHITA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30

condenen q an inocente por el crimen que
otro ha conete.
Mientras decfa 10 que precede, Enrique
Observable Aurtadilias & mistress Dick
Thorn. Eta escuchabs impasible.
-5Creis efectivamente -dijo ell banque-
ro-que los jueces Sc cieguen hasta el pun
70 de condenar a un inocenteS
-Lo creo, caballero, mas de una caasa
csebre 10 prueba
-ICcnoceis alguna de ellasq
-Conozeo varias; pero me conteptare con
citar una, la mas extrana y lamentable de
todas---- 1 No asi-tiais hace ounce dias
una reunion en- este mismo hotelf
-Tuve ese honor.
Claudia escuchaba como los demas, pero
sin que su rostro revelase a6n la menor
emoc6a.
los acordais de eso7 -pregunto el jo-
ven abogado.
-P4rfectamente --..-replic6 ell Ban
quero. Recuerdo que ell cuadro representa-
ba 81 crimefs del pue,ste de Ne~illy.
-Pues bien aquel cuadro, que tai vez
creisteis 1ulaginario, representaba con Ia
mayor exactitud IN crimen que SO cometit
sn el puente de Neuilly el aho 1887 -. Ur
mecanico, llamado Pablo Leroyer, fue acu-
ito suyo m6dico de Brunoy, por robar uns
cantidad que su anciano ito nevaba.
Enrique DO perdfa Claudia de vista y
m solo instante; pero la ex- x-corteeana per
nauecfa impasible, aunque palida con Ia
frante banada en eudor. Con la mayor au
dacia ,tom6 la polabra, y pregunt6 sonrien
do Enrique:
- Qps es 10 que quer6is decir, anigc
mio 6Hab6is encontrado alg1n error ju-
dicIal en- procesoR
| --Asi es efectivamente, senora.
-Ese mecanico cuyo nonbre pronun
ciasteis ha en- momento---
! Pablo Leroyar -diio Eoriqde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version casteIlaHa.
TERCERA PARTE
JUSTICIA
XVIII
fContt4MGct6Hl

-Yo soy Rene Moulin, no le he dado
ninguns cita.
9I ESQ 81 que no Sc comprende !-diio
Mignolet riendo.-Pretendeis no haberle
escrito, 81 ha recibido vuestra carta.
II hi carta !-repiti6 con asombro ell me-
canico.
ST, vuestra carta, a4uf la teneis. go
dijo, sacando el papel del bolsillo el eonvi-
dado que 10 recogio del suelo.
Rene se apoder6 de la carta y apenas la
hubo alberto lauz6 una excla maci6n de te-
rror
JQu6 ocurre 9-preguntaron varias vO-
ceg.
-Ocurre que es muy possible que & estas
horas Juan Jueves no exista.
-kQus decis 7--exclam6 Mignolet.
Sc han servido de mi nombre para ha-
eer caer en- el lazo Juan Jneves.--- We
mid 49, venid. - Quiza lleguemos tarde
-lQu6 hay7- pregunt6 Loriot al YER & gu
sobrino al mecanico. IHabeis encontra-
do al hombre quien buscabaisf
-Ese hombre-re eplico Ell mecanico-co
RE peligro de que 10 asesinen en- este mo
menuo.
II Demonios
-Llevadnos escape, senor Pedro.
Belleville -. Gale Revebal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30

Els verdad, Pablo Laroyer .Bueno
/ cresis que ha sido condenado'
-Condenado muerte, y ej ejAcutado.
II creeis que ese honbre era inocentef
-Lo creo 6rmemente.
-kTeneis alguua prueba de ellof
-Si, sonora; la pruebR moral.
II La prueba moral l-repiti6 mistress
Dick Thorn.-Eso no basta. Debfan existir
pruebas materiales contra ese hombre, pues-
to que ha sido condenado por jueees que
han apreciado los hechos con plena con-
ciencia de 10 que hacisn.
Las apariencias eran terrib!es. -. su
cumbio bajo Ell peso de la fatalidad.
Claudia lauzo una carcsjada
-iLa fataliaad! -exolam6 -Esa es ana
palabra pomposa que no signi6ca NADIA. La
fataldad es lmpalpable.
81; pero no los miserables que le sir
ven de iustrumeuto.
Mistress Dick Torn ae estrenecio. Lue-
go dijo:
-sCuanto tempo hace que Sc cometi6 81
crimenf
-lUr siglol. -. lei olvidol. =. LA ma
da! =. Suponiendo que no os equivcqueis
los verdadekos culpables deben haber muer-
| to.
Els probable. pero no seguro -Supon
gamos que la famiia de- Pablo Lsroyer vi
del proceso basandula en- iadicios que 20 le
proporcienare, en- ese CT SO va me encarga
ria de probar la iuocencia del sjustieiado.
ESQ no le volve,ia la vida.
No. pero rehabilitarfa su memoria
LA prescription pondria & los calpa
bles al abrigo de to a pena castigo.
| -Pero no podrian escapar al deshonor y
la verguenza.
Comprendo que la empresa os seduzoa
pero no creo qne diera ningdn resultado.
| Claudia, al pronunciar sus 1ltimas pala
bras con cierto aire de indiferencia, com
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
CoNDICIONEs Y CoNCEsIoNEs

Esto se Is fir
daenbaro
debando fse
con i
unpat
81 ustrp pazas sobrP g di
La
enunr
los
rAy
Los et q
anaroae noc sdoob benda
APPLICABLE
yvueta rc
Ia
A Amos q
kiaoue epa9ue --. ~
pofn
ieroEr famiias Baceons
Ia de
aCompanfa
ddigreG e
MAYoL HERMANos & Co.
pefenae 1897
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30

prendi6 que era precise cortar aqaella Pc
lgrosa conversation, pues toda palabra Ia
hacia temblar. Sc levanto de sill6n
fue dsr orden para que si-vieran ell te.
Ms be eauivocado-dijose Earique =
la tranqnilidad de esta muJer es sospe
chosA.---
i Qu6 horrorosa Perspicacia !-decfase
Mistress Dick Thorn -Felizmente Enrique
de la Tour Vaudieu sera el marido de mi
hijs no habra NADIA que temer.
Tn POGO despues de las docs de la noche
Sc retiraron algunas personas, entire elias Ell
hjs adoptivo del Seuador.
Enrique no habia avisado SD cochero
para que volviera por 81, sigui6 la calIe de
Berlin en- direction la de Amsterdam; pc
ro en- Ell momento en- que volvis la esquina,
una docena de borrachos subiau hacia la
barrera, cantando 8 tods voz, cogidos del
orazo ocupando mas del ancho de la ace
ra Enrique So metio en- una puerta coche-
ra, noto que pisaba un obJeto y Sc agacho
para cogero: una cartera.
| -Manana, cuando vaya la Audiencia-
| dijo ei abogado-si contiene billetes de
Banco papeles, la depositare en- la prefec-
tura de policfa.
Thefer vi6 salir Juan-J deves de La
Bota Negrd, en- mangAs de camisa, con ell
aerigo en- 81 braxo, buscando un carruaje.
FL Inspector Sc dirigio adonde le esp9
ba su coche
En- marcha -dijo ell cochero. .-Paraos
en- el extreme del boulevard, esquina a la
calle de Revebal.
Cuando llegaron este sitio, pago Thefer
al cochero y Sc dirigi6 por la calle de Reve-
bal la de Lsuzun hasta legar a los terre-
nos dc Battles Chaumont.
Sc arrim6 al muro, escuchando con mu-
cha atenci6n. Cada minute le parecia NJ
siglo; terrible emocion agitaba 50 coraaoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
ROBERTO GRAHAM
ING ENIER
Ponce, Paerto-Rieo

Representante de los sehores Manlove
Alliet & CO, ingenieros manufacturers y
especialistas en- toda class de maquinarias
para haciendss de cana Ia fabrication de
aZdcAr.
Pt5sass Ias0rmss. Julio 1, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30

--Allf he llevado hace IN nnomento IN
individuo que salfa de aquf, que acaba de
llegar al Havre.
--lEra ELL lJuan-Jueves -. A
galope tendidoI
i Truenos rayos l-decfa Pedro Lo-
riot.-Si 20 10 hubiera sabido.
A las diez de aquella misma noche En-
rique de Ia Tour Vaudieu, aceptando la
invitaci6n de mistress Dick Thorn, fue & la
Gale de Berlin Claudia daba an t6 algu-
nos amigos fntimos, en- nume=o de veinte.
Enrique SO proponfs, como va sabemos
IN doble objeto al presentarse en- casa de
la ex -cortesana.
u Sabeis, sonora, 81 we're esta noche
aquf mi amigo Esteban Loriot 7-prexun-
t6 ell hijo del senador la hermosa viuda.
No puedo responder vuestra pregun-
ta- dijo mistress Dick Thorn sonriendo
porque ell doctor nos vista muy raras veces
Nosotros e dispensamos, sabiendo que es
ta muy ocupado que ell hospital de Cha
renton absorbe TODD 81 tempo.
-Esteban trabaia, efectivameute, sir
descanso, sacri6cando el placer al trabajo
Ent6nces es como vos, caballero-diit
an banquero, amigo de Ia dueha de la casa
Me agrada mucho el estudio, efectiva
rnente, ms encanta todo 10 que Sc relacio
"a con mi profession.
Profession muy bella-repuso ell ban
quero sonriendo ;-pero peligroea.
| Enrique SO allegro del giro que tomaba l.
conversation.
-Creo, caballero, que os equivocais
replic6: :-un abogado que conprende Qua
o. su niei6n cualesssus deberes, no sc en-
carga iamas de defender una rnala causa
euane tiene couciencia de que es mala..
FL mayor trunfo que IN abogado deb
as pirar consiste ne en- que los juece
absuelvan IN cnlpable, sino eu que n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
Dependents de Farmacia

Un joees, con algxnos otaos de prde
tiea e,s tsna dc las principaleS .farnta
cias del pdfs, soIicita coIocaci6n es estd
Ciadud, en Ponce. en- HayGg;Jez.
I,ztoYnees eA Ia yedacci6n dc LA De
MOCRAOIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30
Gran depuratto0 UegetaU

8 sea extracto auido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorificas.
Cada onza fuida representa- una
onza de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conoeido. segHyo y ydpfd0
purihcador de la sangre!
Conserva el cuts kerso y libre de
erHpcforss y cranes!
Pueden usarlo hssta los nifos.
Deposito: Farh1acfa Central, de ].
Ferrer.
5 mi 5v p. 5. Nvbre , de I8os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-30

Para los suseritores un 20 por 100 de re-
naia.-I PAGo ADELAETADo!
El Director y Adnsinistrador,
LUIS MUNoz RIVERA.
The record-union., 1894-06-14
AMUSEMENTS

A fine audience was delighted with the
Opera Company's work in the Pirates
of Penzance" at the Clunie Opera-house
last night. The encores were numerous
and enthusiastic. Miss Crews is notice.
ably improving in strength, steadiness
and sweetness in her singing, and has be-
come popular soprano with our people.
a new voice was added to the female side
of the chorus last night. and the new
men on the other side are now singing
with ease and strength. The opera will
be repeated tonight.
At st. Paurs Church this evening the
children of the parish will give an enter
tainment IN the interest of charity. The
Junior Auxiliary, as they call them
selves, have arranged an excellent pro-
gramme of exercises for the occasion.
Sandow, the strong man, is to arrive
tomorrow on the 1920 train. He pro-
poses at that time to meet physicians and
few citizens who may wish to examine
more closely his remarkable muscular
development.
Hallen & Hart are to appear in 'The
Idea" with Lydia Y Yeamans Titus and
selected company of comedians at the
Metropolitan Theater, June 23d.
The record-union., 1894-06-14

zens be advised to decorate by raising
hags on hagstaffs throughout the city.
ana 10 decorate business fronts, and even
private houses, with evergreens, festoons,
banners, ,Icolored cloth, bunting. stream
ers, small and large flags. etc. An
amendment by Mr.. Lubin was adopted
adding that the decorations follow the
general line adopted for so many years N
Sacramento on the Fourth of July.
On the motion of Mr.. Van Voorhies it
was resolved that three committees each
for and Is streets and cross streets be-
tween them, be selected to visit every
house on those streets from Front to
Eleventh, and personally request occu-
pants and owners to decorate house
fronts and the streets, and point out why
this should be done.
The following citizens were selected,
with the expression that the first-named
of each group be Chairman and he
urgently requested to at once, to-day and
tomorrow, call his colleagues together
and canvass the few blocks indicated, the
idea being that in half an hour each COM
mittee can do the work outlined. Each
Chairman is requested to report the re-
suit in writing to the Decoration Com
m1ttee at the Golden Eagle Hotel Satur-
day evening at o'clock, sharp:
J street, Front to Fourth-A. &. Van
VOORHEES,, I. L. Enright and w. e. Ger
Der.
J street. Fourth to SEVENTH. L.
Lewis, h. r. Hamilton and Herman
Fisher.
J street. Seventh to Eleventh-W. NJ.
Petrie, c. II. Barton and r. j. Van
VOORHEES,.
K street. Front to Fourth-William
Land, W. d. Lawton and j. w. Wilson.
* street, Fourth to SEVENTH. q.
Davis, Clarence Nelson and II. G. May.
Is street, Seventh to Eleventh E. w.
Hale, Hugo Hornlein and Frank Gray.
The committee then considered the
matter OF general decorations, and con-
sidered an offer To place se.snty lines of
banners across the streets, three lines to
The block, six banners Of plain coiors TO
each line, from the depot, along Second
street, up and K streets to Thirteenth.
Each banner to be twenty inches wide
aud sixty-six inches long, the goods after
the convention TO be given to the Fourth
OF July Committee. The cost of the
goods and placing amounts to just 500
which will be asked Of the Executive
Committee tonight, and j. A. WoCdson
and Fred DaSsonville were appointed TO
appear before the Executive Committee
and present the case. Ii the Executive
Committee can cut away somewhere to
give the Decoration Committee its Sl00,
the latter committee pledges Itself at its
own cost to put up a welcoming banner
at a proper point of large proportions.
This general decoration, however, is all
dependent upon the spirit with which
the citizens respond to the sub-commit-
tees on the request TO decorate the house
fronts. If the latter is not done, there
will be no street oyerhanging decoration
at all.
When the committee had settled all this
to its own satisfaction, it adjourned To
Saturday at s P. NJ. at the Golden Eagle
Hotel to await the results OF its propo-
sitions.
1t was by all odds the iveliesi, quick
est-working and best agreed committee it
has been the fortune of a RECORD UNION
reporter to attend upon in years.