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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
CHILDREN'S DAY CELEBRATIONS
SERVICES APPROPRIATE TO THE FEAST OF
FLOWERS HELD IN MANY CHURCHES.

SERVICES APPROXIMATE TO THE FEAST OF
FLOWERS" HELD IN MANY CHURCHES
Children's Day, or the Feast OF Flowers" was
celebrated in the various churches OF this city yes
terday The peculiar services of the day consist
OF the offerings OF flowers by the chlidren the sing
ing OF appropriate hymns. responsive readings OF
psalms. recitatons of the poetry o. the flowers by
the children and dialogues between the larger and
smaller children representative OF the various flow
For the first time since its Introduction mo 'he
ritual o! the Methodist Church this service was h'Iu
yesterday in the schoolroom Of the Madison Avenue
Methodist church. az Sixteth-st. and Madison-aVe.
The little ones gathered at 1890 O'Clock. and AFTER
making their offerings Of flowers. they gave an
interesting programme suited to the day \ or'e'
address to the children was made by 'he PASTOR
the Rev. sylvester +. Jones.
The services attendant on Chiidrens Day al Ne
FORSYTH Street Methodist Episcopal Church began
yesterday morning a; II O'Clock. with an auuieSs
by the pastor. the Fey. W. w Giles on Inc
Training Of children" The church was nand-
somely decorated with po;ted plants ana "o"c'S'
and song birds. hung ~ cages. added 10 'he peas
ing effect; In the evening programme OF mus
and recitations was given by the children OF the
Sunday school. -.,.
A. tho church OF the Eternal Hope. In Eighty
Grs,-st between Columbus and Amsterdam aVes''
Yesterday the children OF the sunday -schooi 'oo'
part in the regular morning service. mere were
singing by the school and Rotations by seVeIa'
pupils after which six children were pap'~e' ny
the Rev. Or. Bolles.
rio F,rs, rolleciato Reformed Church. One-hun-
near Third-ave. was gayly
decorated with Suniay-schoo banners American
flags and floral pieces Yesterday when children
pav was celebrated at Il o'clock About l"" emil
dren took part in the services. which were hish'
Extensive preparations for the ceieora Anon. o
ChiIdren's pny made by the KEY ,t'uIs
Srnhs,or nastor OF the Church OF the covenant
AZ East Forty-second-st and second-ave.i ana rn
az orrises were carried out in succcssliI III
vssierday The floral decorations OF Inc '""''"
we're extensive and tasty. , 49,, .o~ .,
,ha park preshyterian Church at Amsterdam r
and Eichty-sixih-st.. preached sermon 70 , rnii-
81 ,, ,,',,h flowers Three children were haplzcd
Chldrcn's Day service was celebrated 5000
rnins n, the ola Central Church. at S.Nehth-
ave- and Fourteenth-st. with exercises ny ,m'
',,a~v denartment ard addresses by me pastor
pla'"p D. = Cadman and the Rev. j. L. Hart
sOck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

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t,,n.',y,,,. rnt.n, .Xpo.iiion INTRODUCING
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on nfn,dwnv
A CHANCE for a smart advertising clerk
who has experience In newspaper ndN"f-
tislng. prurtirtafy articles. a good pen
man uui.,st,nds double entry boIkkc"p-
Ing ami II willing to I've ~ ias"aie: "a
dress afftH WINE. ~ '"''''' ~ .
ATTENTION. Bay universally falablr
M. AMI labor sAving invention covered
b, many patents; celebrated pornltzcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEWLY FURNISHED suites and sin
gle rooms. breakfast optional. permanent
o. transient. references II West 33d--f.
NEWLY decorated roon ..fh board. pri-
vat. family. reduced prices FOR summer.
80 West "s'h.s..
2lS'r ST. . WEST. desirable rooms: per
mrnent. Transient. summer rates; table
board. references.
- WEST list ST superior rooms with
lltp. handsomely furnished. hoirc b.
terms reasonable. references exchanged.
go CLINTON PLACE The Francis roors
wi'h board. $! p'l dAj. "te.f r'nt'n
iencr. iltl. a~l rarsi-rt t00Ouwoi4'"4
GOTH ST. - WEST -Co.i m-r, AMI
su.au rooms. rerlr ard handsomely fur
n.~hel. with board. references.
57TIl u gig W.sT Handsomely fur-
riHrel large anil -m-i rooms. wrh
l0all. also lack r1rlor. suitable fof ply
t.r.rr.
33i W-~T egD-rT Large handsome ser-
urI and nirl story rooms. private bath;
ff.f.cIn-r 1850. excellent table. tran
sl.nfe ace. mwHIa'sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
CFMAN.-Gentieman wishes 70 pro-
cure situation for his coachman: has
lived with him s years; highly recommend
him. LAWRENCE. l0l East 53th-st.. Nc
Donalds stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
CyRNIsEED ROOMS TO LET.

CHOICE = furnished o. TVS 10 private"
family. moderate terms :. refined people.
FURNISHED and unfinished rooms. go.
farf ..ufrai near North Wash neon
square. al-l furnished apartment fo. sn-r-
Nor. elevator. references. CREIGHTON.
! -. Broadway.
MADISON AVE. l2n Handsomely fur
fl-hed large and small f.,ms. ~n suite
O. ..lgle with .f without breakfast.
! TIES - fnDfrr. Two nr three. r.
gentlemen. 'r'ry convenience. private
house %, East n-! g.
elST ST. ~ EAST
T-la 'r,s arc0mm Gated summer rates
references
18TH ST. iio WEST Handsomely fur-
nI-l.l fhiiI fo.r. breakfast II desired,
references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

CLUB ROOM FURNITURE and sporting
goods business Of 20 years standing for
sal.: $500 cash or partner taken. VIM.
SI.YDAM oo Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
Wuropran Advertisements.

n rROpEANs AND TRAVELLERS will md
II a.. ,.,or enc. OF Tho Tribune 10. Fleet Street
. oonv.n,.n, place to leave their advertisements
End subscriptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

COACHAfAN and GARDENER. Married:
good hOrseman; competent vegetable
growsr; lawns. wife first-class cook ana
baker; best references: steady pace: mod.
crate wages WM. MUNICH. l2G ist-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

a, ,,r..>.r- r.v SALE .rlrafsi
baltimore ln'ana car tfniri .'N,'N>'
d.. l.... car coupler so nl'. ~.
Fan cover tra.alal li'. 'v- El'NN
TATE a COMPANY. Patent "e'''.''
-. Ilr--llNl--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

COACHMAN. BY married man. who
understands care carriages. horses and
stable: "a years best reference. w. T.,
,,cS V-yrhc-aye Rrookiyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

CoACHMAN.- BY Swede; Is years expert
srences. swEDE. LII Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
FOR SALE.

AT LIrrLEs TOOL STuKE: . % 1foo,
It,. New-York. Workshop msca ,nals ,croli
p.ws desiSus ana fancy woods: Incubator
and lrn0ders IN opeiat1On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

Country.
AeRrHY PARk. y. j.-Desirat,c fur.
rlshed cottage. fpr rent. lsfs. MILAN
TD~- Asiury Park. y J.
CuNNFcTlCrT SENSHOEE r0ftar .. far-
ui-i.4. tr..i y.tEla- woods. bathing.
ssffrI fishing. Photographic. .r..-. ..'.
Professor NOHrHEpl. Nr- D3u FN.}-
fe.iii..
%DETHFlrLD Mas
To- LET FDg THE SUMMER. N"w m >
Oil l.4-. @ ~ toms. '1 hifn lana. COM
fnffaiit ;.ii.lcI. .l' arI O..l wafer ).
sd r.lmI n- broad r.Arfis. " m MUGS
v,U nom Auditorium good reference 80.
sair.l. Q. private family only. Air"s- 'h'
owner 4 \ S.. - -. Jam"- st.. A.7-
inL Mass
TO RENT FOR SEASON 'T isr5. c'-
.lre If -Is" rsaf NNss n'np!''rl
furnished except silver and .lui' Linen
p - '.rfr. .l lr-sf D. 4 CLARK. N.ffr
Dame GI-rs Fails. y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
real. ESTATE.
For sni~ md Toilet.

pf.nK sUfrr- sOrTU EiNEMo>T -
Sale .f f,nf fufri.Asi GO un'lfn..n"l J.
new H. m house. Kitchen. tit.ir ."
house fIeI PINOT graphs MILLS
WnlTEiiDt 49, ius ifh ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
HELP WANTED.
HELP " ANTED.


Female.
WANTED ~ "NIrri. Nod cook for FOUR
months f. .. fHr d lrfaf" family .lf
ffslr country place ir %" Aiirunder ks
fnl.rf is pa I.lshlN .upsf-lf ia every p1r-
f..l.ar AfIrr.s w4fN rffcf' noes. stating
wages required .rf where can be- Soon. e..
" Tribune One.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
DUSIyEsS CHANCES.

CLUB ROOM FURNITURE and sporting
goods business Of 20 years standing for
sal-. $500 cash or partner taken. WIN.
SUDAN. ~ Union Square.
GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with
tropical countries and coffee growing
wants capitalist or partner TO engage IN
that business with him In Mexico. ample
references. Address DAVID BuFFUM.
care Of Bovine & CO.. 81 Beaver-st.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. millinery. gents
furnishing goods store for sale. Iiarlem,
sell 1y inventory. value about s2OUr.
Cause Of selling sickness. MDONlLD
W!GGlNS. 40 Nassau-st.
HAVE DISCOVERED the fabled imros-
s.hiii;y. electrical perpetual motion; ie-
gur" financial aid: open for fair agree
men. COMMON SENSE. Box .. Tribune
Office
| VAST reliable lady or gent to open
parlois. II you know a big money maker
Investigate. must have small capital. call
on y. g. FLEMING. 2si Greenwich-st.
Nj GENERAL machinery and tool bust
ness FOR SALE. or partner ~ half interest:
value OF stock 5000. established II years,
price $500 LAWRENCE scfiWAAB
2o4 liesi"f-st.
p +. PAULINE e Gle. ladies' tailors. ~
East 2ith-st.. cor. 4th-av@.. best and
cheapest bicycle costumes made. 50 for
making yards cloth from now to July 10.
partner Ef'lf'c I'd lsllNIf ll'Hl NiidN hdNc ~
last ~ August.
PARTIES Joining syndicate for gold min
INK transactions may realize 'rli proni
without risk. Address SYNDICATE, Box
-. 30 Chgrrh-st.
PRINTING. quick. artistic; c0lors. en-
h0sslng. lpls executed day ard night.
10000 circulars 81 30. 1000 cards. CSC.
MERCHANTS PRINTING CO.. World
Building.
KESTAtRANT- - West Broadway: old
number. call at 1870 Chambers-st. c. 4.
STEMS.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR lady or
gentleman. SECURITY. Box $40. Roch-
esfer. y. y.
WORLD. The hishos, building wifh print
.ng Office g. the World building; hut the
lowest priced printers are tho MER-
CHANTS PRINTING COMPANY. World
BIllding.
WE REPRESENT sCoo.ooO corporation
purchasing inventors sunGrios For sale
ElWels combination automatic adjusta-
bic window shutter awning. models oxnlo-
tied. CLARK DEEMER COMPANY. l>9
Broadway
s2so FIRST MORTGAGE. 6 par cent.
valuable corner nearby FOR sale at lh-
eral discount. advertiser needing more.
Adlr-s. THOMPSON. Box -. Tribune OF
hcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-FOR SALE
Contents o. private stable. A family 60
ing away VIII sell at sacrifice the fol-
lowing articles:
A very STYLISH COR. He ia fearless Of
all objects. safe sound. fast traveller.
good under saddle. having all the saddle
gaits. been ridden and driven constantly
by lady, ALSO TWO FINE FAMILY
HORSES: Will suit all purposes; they are
sound and kind. and one j. VERY FAST.
ALSO broueham. pole ant shafts, silver =
top round wagon. pole a..d SHAFTS run
ABOUT wagon. ladies' tip driving phA"t I.
canopy top cutunlcr family surrey 1s~tts
four. tandem cart. single and double light
and heavy harness in silver AMI brass :.
ladies AMI < ntlemans saddle and bride
fine robes. blankets, horse clothing, whips
and all the stable effects. Must be SOLD
IMMEDIATELY.
OWNERS PRIVATE STABLE
- EAST 3lST-ST.,
between 4th and Madison ayes
A VERY smart saddle and driving cob:
tanlem leader as well. sound. property
Of Il gentleman. 500. Stivers Trap. "tc.
FAST sTEPPER. Box J. Tribune Onlc".
a FANCY PAIR Of young Shetland po-
MES. ~ Inches. close match. thoroughly
broken 10 harness and saddl" for sale
l.. HANIl.AND. ioi West l3th-st.
FOR SALE. Matched team ponies. suit
abl" FOR children ard ladies. these are IN
common. Address Or -. .. JACKSON
p. o. hoS 1861. Jamaica. L. l.. \. Y.
FOR SALE -r.argr. strong donkey f'r
nurse and children. with or without cart
AMI aarn"s. Address Or. .. 6. JACK
son. =. %. Box iGi. jamaica. l.. /. y. l.
FOR SALE Ponies tina, are L. I. bred
and broken Tor children and ladies. Ad-
dress ~. %. G. JACKSON. 7. O. Rs ldl.
Jamai "A. l.. l.
So PARTY goiag abroni. coupe rock
uWaE cost $50 ugpI two months. AIS
FOR third ysiu". light stylish cuiunt.r Is
sex trap with reversible seats. used iif'
times. plated harm asa laprn1cs. etc. Ap-
ply AZ 10 West ATHEIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERIcAN LAW ADVICE ASSN.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN.
Sa-e time and expense of wnst'ful HI
gaiian. Write us n plain statement OF
your ea." with all the facts and gst a
clear legal opinion IN writing. We have
the largest law lihrnfy In this country at
tho disposal ~ our Advisory Board. We
take no lawsuits. Fee. 81 send for our
prospectus Communications strictly con-
ndsnil.i. Judge NAliIOPE LYNN.
Pros. IE:,EY ". rNGEK Treas. -,
BroaIwly. y. Y. city.
\ RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives prompt
assistance In all business OF dDncsilc
difficulties. privacy observed. call or writ.
Room - No. . West l4th-st
At !. pRIcES'.-F trunks. travelling
bags fteafn-r chairs. tourists goods.
dress suit cases toilet bags Manufacturers
Headquarters. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. ~
ith-ave.. near Nth-si
EVERY L.DY In S.w-York and vicinity
who hals q mu-fachr or any superfuous
hair on their face. arms. under the arms
ct neck. To call on Professor -. 9. FLEM-
MING. AZ "a Greenwlch-st. Ad LEI me
permanently remove same without the
slishfes; pnln or injury. hair removed In
4 minutes. viii call II you desire. write.
WANTED. stand good location. downtown.
FOR cgarr. III New York. CASANOVA
Sy HULL KrOotl.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
0onnlrn Real @state for Sale.

~rrsr I,L SOLD $1,000 just expended for hnproN"
Nl m.nts - acres Excellent Dwelling. II rooms nf"',
,,o,,s ,unla etc stables. IIenneries for -" f""I' az
p hn,,ing and fishing beautiful grove. keep pair
bors.s and COWS: wood for open nfcs 'niy n,' y.
,S,,y sn,k and tools. part cash q. l. KEITH iHife
us,.r Mass Illustrated catalogue postpaid by 'h'pin
Farm Agency. Herald building. Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
I>It APARTMENTS.
tn lrf

.ru ST - WEST NeNiy decorated
.raffm.uf. f..ms AMI bath. steal"
f..s.f f.rIf.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
REAL ESTATE 70 LET

ACINCY fON NO$TrLAlt hoi'es al
Ind. AL. o. rent. building s;es
-i'|ll- { TAYLOR. s ii>ekmAn-st
.IfrrNrAfKS r.ffnge ,am,. o. rent. -
r.f.- 500 ~ a. lt' KHAN. lil
fIr.r..NIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
l242 SrCaLway "a door north OF 3lst- St
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o'clock y. IN.
BRANCH OFFICES.
20 >th-ave.. n. g. cor. 23d-st
1852 Sth-aV-., cor. 1.fh-st.
AZ cs.unbus-svc.. near West Goth 81,
100 West 42d-sf., near Gth-aye
20 West l4th-st.. near 5th-aye.
o37 West 42d-st.. bet. 1th and 18th ayea
1857 4'h-aye.. cor. l4th-st.
1913 3d-avs.. bet. 18th and 10th SITS.
.33s 3d-ave.. bet 10Th and nth sts
U26 3d-ave.. near 6isi-st.
2.O6i od-ave.
100 East 41th-st.. corner ad-ava
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17
Steamer st. Paul's Praises.

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, Oct. 1.-THE
new American steamship st. Paul
completed an uneventful maiden
trip across the Atlantic this morn
ing. She was locked here at $40
o'clock. No attempt was made to
speed the new steamship on her
first trip. After she had been
locked she was visited by crowds
of officers and others from many
of the steamships now at this
port, and it was the general
opinion that a better steamship
had never crossed the Atlantic.
There is no doubt in many respects
she is in great advance of the New
York and Paris, and some people
think she is also an improvement
upon the st. Louis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17
Denver's Big Celebration.

DENVER, Oct. 19.-Never has
such a crowd been seen in Denver
as that now in attendance on the
first annual festival of Mountain
and Plain. The railroads estimate
they have brought 4, 800 passengers
to the city the past two days. A
grand military parade was given
this forenoon, in which the federal
troops from FIT. Logan, the entire
national guard of the state OF Colo
RADIO, and Grand Army posts and
Sons of Veterans participated. The
parade will be followed in the
afternoon by drills by both federal
and state troops. A unique feat
ure of the celebration today was
furnished by the bands of Santa
Clara or Pueblo Indians and Utes,
old time foes, who now occupy ad-
joining camps in the city park.
The Pueblos gave their CARGO" or
bow and arrow dance, and the
Utes a social dance, music being
furnished by the Teller Institute
band, of Indian boys.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17
A Loving Cup for Mr.. Larocquo.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia loving
cup will be given today at the
chamber OF commerce to Joseph
Larocque, president OF the New
York Bar association and chair
man of the late committee OF sew.
enty, by his associates of the COM
mittee. The presentation speech
will be made by Charles G. Bea-
man. An inscription on the cup
sets forth that it is given to Mr..
Larocque "by his associates Of the
committee OF seventy in recogni-
tion of his able leadership, and to
commemorate the victory won
by it in November, 1894, for non
partisan municipal good govern
ment in the city of New York"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-17
Bart's Answer.

To the DAILY Light:
Mr.. Tax Payer and Mr.. j. G.
Marshall, you are wrong as regards
your figures and statement in the
LIGHT, of the 10Th inst. about
teams and carts in the street COM
missioner's department, and if you
will take the trouble to go over the
pay rolls, or come to the street
commissioners office and examine
the books, which are open at all
times for the inspection of every
citizen, you will find that you
have erred, either Intentionally or
Internationally, from the follow
ing statement, which is correct,
and if you want an affidavit to
same you can have it:
In the month of August 30 teams
worked 3S45 days at So per day,
ST., 1913 80. So you will see that each
team averaged a fraction over
1926 each per month; and IL
carts worked 1877 days, each at
1925, $375.65; each cart. averaged
a fraction over $25.0l.
In September 20 teams worked
3l5 days at So per day, $945; aver
age per team each in this month
$f7. Nine carts worked 81 days,
each at 1925; average per cart
$20.4S.
Now, from the above statement,
you see that if the city would have
paid this number of teams 500 per
month that the expense would be
very near doubled.
Now, if there is any cartOcracy,
it is on Mr.. Tax Payers side and
Mr.. j. G. MarshalPs, for no set OF
II teams which has ever worked in
this department since ] have been
street commissioner has ever aver
aged $40 per month the year
around, for the city does not pay
teams that are idle during rainy
weather, and as Mr.. J. G. Marshall
told the mayor he wanted 500 per
month for each team, rain or shine,
this probably is the reason
Mr.. Marshall's proposition has
never been considered.
Yours respectfully
j. B. CROwTHER,
Street Commissioner.
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LOCAL FORECAST
A Petty Theft.

A colored woman, named Ella
Stroggins, who has been a servant
in the employ Of Mrs. j. A. Fraser,
On Main avenue, was arrested this
morning by Detective Mcneil, al
her residence, corner Salinas and
North Flores streets, on a charge
of theft under $50.
A china butter dish and silver
butter knife were stolen recently
from Mrs. Fraser, and these were
recovered this morning when Ella
was arrested, the detective sur.
prising her in the act Of secreting
the articles.
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no. FOR GOOD ROADS.
Farmers and Merchants as Well as
Cyclists Will Be Represented.

Cyclists Will Be Represented.
ATLANTA, Oct. 1.-THE road con-
gress, to be held here three days,
beginning today, will attract
good deal OF attention from all
parts of the country. An extensive
and comprehensive program has
been arranged for the different
DAYS, and invitations have been
urged upon all state highway COM
missions, state and local improve
ment associations, commercial
bodies and boards OF ira lie, together
with all minor leagues and socie-
ties interested in this vital ques-
ton. The meeting will be held In
the hall of representatives and the
representative of the agricultural
department at Washington will be
Mr.. Samuel C.. Nicely, assistant en-
gineer, and General Roy Stone,
chief Of the road inquiry depart
| ment.
Invitations have also been issued
by the department to road con-
structing companies and other
bodies engaged in the practical
business of road making to attend
the conference. 1t is also desired
that such companies send exhibits
of material and work to the meet
ing, and those who desire will be
given a chance to engage in the
series Of road building experiments
which will be inaugurated during
the conference. The department
of agriculture will have exhibits in
road construction, including the
telford and macadam plans, the
roads forming a permanent part OF
the exposition grounds. =
Among the enthusiastic good:
road delegates are Governor Levi
X. Fuller, of Vermont, who has re-
commended to the Legislature OF
his state the necessity OF good
highways, and Judge Thayer, OF
Chiffon, Iowa, who has endeared
himself to the cyclists of this state
by advocating good roads in season
and out OF season. Both gentlemen
will take prominent part in the
proceedings of the congress.
The most influential body repre-
sented will of course be the League
of American Wheelmen. For near
ly twenty years the battle cry OF
the League has been good roads. IL
now sees victory in the distance. IL
is fitting that its representative at
the congress should be Isaac d.
Potter, OF New York, prominently
mentioned for next years presl-
dent of the League. He has done
more systematic work for good
roads than probably any other one
man, and he began the "Good
Roads" magazine, which has done
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Swept the Treasury .

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. IA
special to the Star from TT. Scott,
Kas., says: Developments this
morning in the case of Defaulting
Cashier j. r. Colean, of the State
bank, shows his shortage to be
$4,000 instead of 1923, 900, as at
first supposed. Vice President
Stewart stated today that Colean
literally Quilted the reserve fund,
realizing on $4,000 of the best Sc
curities held by st. Louis, New
York and Kansas City banks.