davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-19
Indian Cereal

For some time past the InliaIs in and
about Carson have put in their time
gathering small seed that they call
Indian Flour" The seed grows on IA
weed about foot high, and although the
bush is rather scrubby in appearance,
it contains many pods of seed. The seed
pod is about the size of the lead in
pencil and averages about half an inch in
length. The seed is light yellow ana
very fine, while it is sweet to the taste
and has slight flavor not unlike Millet
The squaws gather the seed by holding
basket under the bush and heating the
seed into the bask ct with paddle woven
from willow. 1t is then winnOwed by
being dropped from one basket to the
other and the wind carries off the chatf.
II is not unusual for squaw to gather
a hundred pounds of this seed and sew
eral of them have gone over an acre or
more of ground and taken off several
sacks of the cereal.
As the weed grows without irrigation
and must contain some nOurishing ele-
mentS it looks like a good scheme for
the white men to work up. and as the
world is pretty we'll worked up on
health foods,' this Indian cereal would
just shout fit the dyspeptic stomach OF
| the health seeker.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-03

of the Fourth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County Of Coconino, on the l2th day Of April, A, D. lsy9, in the above entitled action, wherein C. F., Boyce, the above named plaintiff obtained judgment and decree against C. P. Silvernail and L. H. Silver nail defendants, on the i2th day of April, A. ID. 1899 which said decree was on the l7th day Of April, A. D. 1899 recorded in Judgment Book one of said District Court, at page lSO, am commanded to sell;
 All of lots numbered six (6) seven @ and eight (s' of block numbered eighteen lls), and lots numbered thirteen O3) and fourteen uD, of block numbered twenty t2D, all of Will Hams town-site as surveyed and plated by H. C. Mutt trustee for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, and being situated in Co., conino County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 18th day of February, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m of said day in front of the court house in the town of Flagstaff said county and territory, will. in obedience to said order of sale and de- cree of lien sell the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to sat sfy said plaintiffs judgment with interest thereon and costs of suit. together with all other charges, as in said judgment directed to the highest and best bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United States.
 Dated at Flagstaff. Arizona, this 26th day of January. A. D. 1900.
 J. A. JOHNSON,
 Sheriff of Coconino County. Arizona. First publication Jan. 2.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-03
SHERlFF'S SALE.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coconno: c. F.. Boyce, Plaintif.
 yS c. P. Silvernail and L.. II. Slvernail Defend ants.
 NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of lien issued out of the District Court
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-03

The modern and most effective cure for constipation and all liver troubles the famous little pills known as De- Wits Little Early Risers. Pioneer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-03

''I am indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my health and life. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe" Thousands owe their lives to the prompt action of this never failing remedy. It cures coughs, colds, croup. bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Its early use prevents con sumption. It is the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Pioneer Drug Store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

W.T. 90 nsrsf harmed. . ssiqsi
sti,f i, g a. sili be sivss u sesco
b. We @asr ~ sirs asrch 10 h,
as lssiss e. ~. " u g Rershnsti,
slii hs reed. snnnop 10 efii.
-Dsst iatsst lts "Dee.it'ct stsls
IL fnas, evening Of sts vsst. Sersrsl
Gee ississss are 70 be ir'reeeoei snd 81
s,esirs 81 iaa 10 promised " al sho 81
isoa. All Interested 10 lhs rec library
seosli BE- 90 head
Mrs A. y Armstfoas reisrpsi from
Bsilssd last vesk snd epered Der home
10 The vilIsse Np Sarah CosnsIt slso
rrsarnsd from psoctor and Nj. Conpell
from Esst D.psl Tbsir residenos 10
sssin epebsd Tor tie season.
Cards have been received snnognoire
the marriage 10 West Chesterfield. N. Il.
February tveb,ysir,b, Of Mis-. Mabel Q
Breed 20 Mr. Norris T. Fsr. TIE bride
IL very veil knovn smobg the youns PEG
pie OF Dors.t - che passed lsst sintr and
.pripg ~lh her uncle. Rev. nillism
Walker.
-Touu Onieet: Moderator, @ b Kent.
Clerk sbd Treasurer, q. NJ Visll. Select
men. b Nichols. " 4 Tuiley, Il b Kendall
J N Beebs. n McWsin,
orsfseer Of Poor, TIE SsIectnes. Aoii
lou,,O Is Kent, q W Bartlett, james Cody
Roa Conmi.siossr. y NJ Potter. School
Y N Tory, p McDevitf, John
Tex VOTED 81 co.
--Dotset people are very elsd ths, John
Vance Cheney won the $500 prize for the
,est answer to The poem. "tbe Mao With
be Hoe." ciisred by the New York Sun.
There uere pesrly 1000 manuscripts re
eived IN the competion. NJ; Cheney 10
yell kuown for 6ue poetry and ss the
Librarian Of The famous Newberry Library
/ Chicsso
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08
Try GrArs OF TKYCrAls. OF

Ask you, 0'ocsr tod y to show you .
package Of GRAIN o. The new food drink
that takes the piece Of coffee. The chill
dren nsy dfiph 1t sithoni injury % we'll
/. the sdul. All Who Try IL. like II.
GRAIN.O b. thst rich zeal brown OF
Mosbs snd Jsvs, bot 1, IL msds from
pure grains. snd the uost delicsts stom
seh rsceisr, IL .iihou, DISTRESS IA tho
price OF coffee I5s sod 70 cts. per p,ek
age. sold BY sli arocsrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

II troubled eth rh, ums,isr, give Cbsm
betlsias Psin.B.in . uisi. i, gill not
oosi yon . cent II IL doss 90 good: Ons
sppiiesiiou sili relieve the psin. IL also
cures srrsits and bruises 10 one third the
time required by any other trsstnsnt
Cuts. burps. iros,bi,ss. aoinsey, psins ia
The side spd chsst srsndnist srd t,ber
seedlings ere qnieiIy cured by spplyiss
H. Every bottle vsusn,ed. Price. 70
srd 10 cts A u Ps,iIbore, Druggist. &
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

liam J. Etsts. Esus fx The rtsts lsfy
set. glli.s Btsssist G 7 Reed, Joet
bais " J HESTER " L T.ylss, W. u
lspsf psaa isrr. Bfroe gsmesos. u. w.
sti@ VI. BAshs,asoa. Cs.oa kathlr.
u J Fssiu. Assrs. Tsrssr. hyfo1 @
Tsrlar, q l. gssasIL y n wslhsr, n.
NJ. Csstssa. Arihsr Bsuossb. o W.
ncyetcs. " q Pallas, Ssvsil Taylor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08
ARLINGTON

y, l.. Burdeit OF New York recently
visited bis mo.her here.
Mics Man le Aisms bss returned from
= Heightened visit 10 Rutland.
Mrs.. Ids Brounson has returned from
Olinion, Mss. where she VAS called by
the death OF . bro er.ir-lsw.
-Tosn Ofiic'rs Modetsior. J. K.
Bstchelder; Clerk, Geo b. Holden;
Treasurer, L g Wcodsortb: Seiecimen,
J Il Judsop. J " lyman A II Smith.
Constable. Il y Willso5, God Constable
and Collector. p @ Wilder. Listers. A. Il.
Judsop. + N Cstf.Id, Il NJ Fsrnum.
School Directors. d J Conros, q Crofut,
Road commissioner, A E Back, Tax voted
si7o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08
nASonE TER pRpor.

DR. Liosley and wife are At BIZ
fathers home Tor q time
Miss Jessie Fsrnum is 81 her hom,
10 Pero for the school vacation,
Regular Meeting OF the W. r. G. OIL
O. A, X. Hall on Friday Of $50 p. m.
Mrs. Bert G;Ilis hiss recovered from {
long sickness and 10 nov able to ride ont.
-Mrs. A, B: Conner and Mrs. j. l..
knight we're 10 Rutland several days lest
week.
Go. Utley Who hes been OF bis
fathers for . day or two has returned TO
bis home in Proctor.
u. II Couture, who keeps 6ne line
Of groceries, has sn advertisement which
oil should reed.
Trains sers very late 90 Saturday.
The dyer YES delayed 10 Mcatusl and
did not reach here until O'Clock.
The Rebeksh District meeting No. /
viii DO held 10 the Odd Fellows Hal q,
Manchester Depot. Friday evening
March I6.
Mrs W. L. Sergeant VITO has beeo
spending some time With her consio Mlss
Gertrude Conpor, retained TO Der home in
Rutland Saturday night
A soa tWillls Eusentl vas born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis v stermsn IN Buffalo
Feb. 9Th. 1860 Mrs. Waterman formerly
resided here - Miss Maud Cook.
The people Of this village ere delight
ID ~ the setion OF the tow 10 voting TO
build ssevsr here, which has been %
badly needed. TIE conni,se ,ppoioted
o DO ihs york A. @. Connor. W, Il
o snd j w Fosl.r, Is . susrsb
ice thst The work gill be we'll done, al
se hope sith the ie.st possible expense.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08
sAsD0ATR.


February 9th the thar nom e,er resi
tered ~ degrees below zero. the coolest o
the winter.
Mrs. Bounds OF Troy visited her 81,
ter, Mrs. Lincoln. last week.
The school In West 5sndssts closed
With appropriate exercises, as did also
the 'old fashioned sinsiog school,"
Alice Bowen is loud 10 her praises OF
'Osteopsthy," having been greatly beoe
fitted for rheumatism by this treatment.
while 10 the West. Vermont is the first
state to leesliz, the practice OF this new
art OF healing
--Toere ia some discussion 10 regard to
the title to the land on which the propos
ed pss church at West SYNDICATE is to be
built II is hoped that IL can bs arranged
90 ss TO b. satisfactory to all.
Miss L,ngdon. our school teacher
from Cistleton was q recent guest OF Alice
MoAst and AIi,s Bowen, and having sX
pressed love for old relics, the tes was
poured from blue esrihern teapot Of col
ouisl timss. cike was served from " Cd
su plste 1876 years OLD. made by the oldest
mole OF the late A ID. Ksnt. and other
ODD from blue crockery. snd pewter
plstee, age q kDoan.
Town ofii,ers: Moderator. w c.
Peck, clerk and treasurer NJ y Hurd, &c
Ie6t men CLARK Hamilton, Martin Robe
ION. Warren Woodward. ovtrseer OF poor
Jerome Sill. constable Clifton Mears,
listers John McClinty, John Prov4n,
Charles Bentley, auditors W. @. Peck. Z
L Hurd, John Hayes. fence viewers Geo.
Bentley. william Conkey. Roy Bentley.
Dad commissioner A. b. Convey. school
|irector Eiwsrd Hayes. Tax voted rs
epts.
The auditors animal report shows that
he liabilities OF the town sre SO GIL 50.
" this 81 ISL 40 IL United States deposit
,on'y. The erpensfs Of the town have
cen 80 756 20. This snount includes
,,trest on town notes, S3l773; orders
rswn by the selecimen, 1929 %; by the
Dad CON missioner. s742 rs; by the school
directors 1854 rs The resources are
3. 1877 81. which leaves 3 surplus over eI
endilures OF S43l 3S,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

ma Cslvss Z'anWusa. Milesburs.
20 .ya "As speedy err ior eossh'.
osls. ctosp snd soss ihrosi oss hisnis
Cesst Care 10 pStenslss. II 10 pissssni
Tor childrr1 10 take. i heartily recon
mead u 10 mothsn| II IL the oeiy barn
lee. rsnssy thai rrcdp~s ianssis's 70
ssiis !, enrs bfoeebiiis rrtsDonis,
s,ipp. sad tbsp.t spe Isss diseases IL
ell rrsvssi umptisn j II wbippis,
Manchester csnire: A II psitnooe Mao
CHESTER Dsro,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

Mrs Harriet Evans. Hinsdsle, III. writ.s
II never fail TO relieve my children from
Group st once by using One Mibute Cough
Cure. would net feel sale without il I"
Qaickly curs coughs. code. grippe 81 d
Ill throat add lnng diseases. n Whip
pie. Msnct ester Centre; A Il Pettibone.
Manchester Depo'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08
sAsumrxrKR onxrka

j
r Il C.rns.ier b. re,proed from .
weeks .sit In Ksens n II,
Mr. y O Rebiosoa vss called ie Rap
sri Tuesday BY The serious illetss q bis
brother.
Prot EGrs Beesdic, spa tsnily OF
Sslsm. N Y speni Sunday With their r.ls
uves 10 iosn
The Lsaiss AID Soei,iy gill meet this
Thutsasy sftsrroon u The weather Is salt
sble. " not. 90 Friday.
-Dsni forget The donstion sod oyster
supper ., ibe Bsp,ist church Wednesday,
sv, nipv. March IL All ere most cordially
insiied.
Peter J.ssfn snd bis nicer. Mise
Christina K.retsr. have returnds from .
vsit Of several mouths With relatives 10
Pennsylvsnis.
The Metto1i.t Society will NEE. With
Mrs. Randall reIi week Thnrsdsy. instead
OF Wednesday sslplsunsd. An invitation
Is extended TO ell.
Mrs. Seymour Wilson vent 10 West
Hoosiek. Saturday, where she vas called
BY ths death Of Der brother 10 lag. Mr.,
Morris Carpenter
-Osioe 10 The severe storm OF lest
week the wheel OF The electric light plant
vas Gllei sitb Ice spd the village WAS
without lights for several oiphis.
- The regular cor vocstion OF Adonir.m
Obspisr. No. % o L 4 uIll be held
evening Msfth 18Th. As the 1
.lsction OF = secretary for the ensuing year
will occur at this NEE ips full atteod ,
,pce il desired.
The psnv friends OF Misses Helen add ,
Ats Jones ~ill be psined to hear OF the I
estb OF Mr. Jones which occurred 81 bic
ZONE 10 Schsphiicoke. " Y. on Tuesday
morning. Mr. Jores vase Young man OF a
,erlipg quslities which won bin msny
tiends He vas foe student spd bad
ist passed the entrance fXsmit s,ions for
yillisms College ~hen be vas taken Ill
lie sister, Misc Helen Jones, Ia the
ply surviving mem Der OF their i'm m diaie v
.mily. tbsi' mother dying tso yesrs ego, 81
M much svmpnhy is felt for her 10 Der o.
n lotion. Mira L d Combs will attend 'o
,e funeral on Thursday
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

--Miss LAIR. Earl Of Troy 10 ss.in .
saest a. The Dot set Ion.
-Cliftou X CT has sore to Albany
shefs be Lss coed posi loo.
Mrs Jsnbie ID M.uir, u Bsi,lebofo
IL waiting ii John Is Mstie,s
Mr.. Lsais~ S,stk rt0,tet 10 her
cork 10 n ss.n N y Leaf sanfcsy.
MO. william b o1s OF E.t Dors.t
.. spsedlps lea Gays snons rtii,ives 10
tovn.
Ms Merit, ct.tnsn hes rec,tily
bssa Waiting Ms. Coon Ia Q nb,idss,
n. Y.
--Js.ept xsi. aud isnily h.ss moved
Irto TIE house rsosetly ' Gated BY Ralph
Ii Haioa.
--0tlhsn Ai5ssssts de l. ysrsne hss
moved hon the CodsT isrG 10 the pfovsu
plscs 10 Mssessstsr purchased b, hin
sss fall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

Rev. W. 4 Si'zsf. w. Gator, N. Y.
srites. II had dy pepsis ever twenty
years. and tried doc'ors and medicines
sitbou, benefit vas persuaded to use
Kodol Dyspepsis Cure and It hslped me
from the start. | believe IL TO be par .
eea Tor oil forms OF indigestion - II di
sests wh,l Jon eat ] Il Whipple, Mao
chester Centre; A II Pe,,ibone. Mspches
ter Depo'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

II u.ei K1dsl Dyspppsis Cure 10 nv
family With wonderful results. II elves
immsdiste relief. is pleasant TO take and is
nnis tha dvsoep,ic's best friend. ssvs r
Hsr,esripk. Usri.el Mich. DiQe,ts whst
ynn eat Cannot fail /, oure. y Whip
pie, Manchester Centre; A II Pettiboue,
Manchester Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-03-08

Wm y ., kessrk. d ssys. We never
tel ssie without One Minnie Consh Cure
10 til hon.s II saved my little boys lille
wien he bad the pteomonis. We think II
the beet medicine usde" /. care
coughs aud sill ions disess .. Ple.spt TO
take. harmless snd si,es IL mfdiste re
colts J n whippie, Manchester Centre.
A II Peiiibonr, Msnchtsnr Depot
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-12
Llegada & Pto. Rico.
lALIpA DE NEW YORK.

lvapor"M no con g
cassde
ssbrecu
puos Ia regrssa San Juan od Domngos
oFIciNAs e. MuELLE:
TEL EFONo No. siL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-12
ELENA 6 UNA HoRA DESfUES

ELENA 9 UNA HORA DESfUEs 16l
de las yeces nc tenia NADIA nueyo que declr,
saba muy bien todo 10 que no convenia decir
Els muy comhn hallar hombres que pasan
por muy discretos Ell una casa, merecen, en-
efecto, esta reputation mientras estan encerra-
dos entire las cuatro paredes de dicha casa;
pero que prometen esta reputation en- cuanto
atrayiesan los umbrales de ella; y la raz6n es
porque su talento cOnsste en.un cOnocimlentO
profundo de ciertas formas y de ciertas rela
clones adoptadas Gu aquella casa.
Lo msmo sucede en- la diyersas clases de Ia
sociedad Un albanil no ara reir las pcrso-
mas reunidas en- un salon; pero tengan ustedes
por SECURE que ell talento m as privilegiado de
aquela reunion fastidara horriblemente al
albanil.
Tai era la situaci6n reci proca de Leyen y
Fricherwad: Ambos estaban fuera de su CEN
tro; cada uno de ellos saba muy bien que no
divertia q su eompanero, y, 10 que es peor,
que no habfa probabilidad de zanzibar de 81
tuaci6n.
Asf es que Leyen Sc puso amasar entire los
dedos una bola de pan para su lebrel, = Fri
cherwald a contar los p6talos de una for que
habia su lado. Despu6s cuando cada uno
sac6 de su ocupaci6n particular todo ell placer
que pudo sacar de ella, dijo Fricherwald:
--Hemos hecho uua hermosa jornada.
~-Magnifca-geplic6 el conde, y yolyi6 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-12
ALFONSO KARR

I'm hija sea muy mala para que una madrs
crea deber maldecirla.
--i0h! Isl, sehor, es muy mala! Ha matado
su padre de pesadumbre, no tardara en-
conducirme mi tambien al sepulcro.
-Pues me parece que goza nsted de una
salude xcelente pesar de su edad, esta usted
bien gorda y encarnada y no tiene usted trazas
de morirse tan pronto.
-iOh! senior, empiezo va sentir Ell cataro
que ne llev6 mi pobre Eloy.
--aQuien era ese Eloy9
Mi marido
--aEl msmo quien su hijad de usted ha ma
tado de pesadumbrei
Jay! 81. senior.
-Pero segdn veo, no debe usted pasarlo NAL
itiene usted algunos bienesi
NO, senior; la conducta de mi hi habia
hecho perder Eloy su plaza &c guarda- bosque.
-iY de que SO mantiene ustedi
DE una renta de quinientos forines Que
me da mi hija.
Els bonita esta casa. Esos agavansos que
Ia entapizan son de efecto marayilloso
Mi hijo Enrique es quien 10 ha plantado.
,Pobre muchacho! iCeantas veces lie OF decir
sonriendose "Con las flores blancas que pro.
dusca hare una corona para mi hermana sl dis
que Sc case"
III guei 49,.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-24
GOLD hEN AGREED
Confined From First PAGE.

per centum each half year upon the aver
age amount of such of its notes in cir
culation as are based upon the deposit
of said per centum bonds, and such
taxes shall be in lieu of existing taxes
SECTION 5214 of the Revised Statutes
Sec. ID. That the provisions Of this
act are not intended to preclude the ac-
compishment of international bimetal-
expedient and practicable to secure the
same by concurrent action of the leading
commercial nations of the world, and at
"a ratio which shall insure permanence of
relative value between gold and silver,
The title to be AN act to define and
fix the standard CT value, to maintain
the parity of all forms of money issued
the public debt, and for other purposes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-24
PRINTING PAPER TRUST.
Newspaper Publishers Ask Congress
to Investigate It's Workings.

to Investigate It's Workings.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23-The American
Newspaper Publishers association, COM
prising most of the large newspaper pro-
prietors, will presnt the following reso-
luton to congress within the next few
days:
Whereas. The price of printing paper
used by newspapers in the United States
has been arbitrarily increased in price
from 60 to 100 per cent, without reason
or warrant TO be found in the conditions
of the industry itself; and,
Whereas, 1t is the common belief that
this Increase is due to the workings OF a
trust; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the American News
paper Publishers association, represent
ing in this case not only its own mem
bers. but the 22,G00 newspapers of the
United States. calls upon congress to
make inquiry, by means of a special COM
nittee, into the conditions above describ-
may be provided to remedy this condition
of affairs in the interest of the best
source of public information provided for
the people, to wit, the newspaper press,
public held in the highest regard
The attention of congress is directed
to five bills now in the hands of the
ways and means committee, not neces-
specifically. but as evidence of great
demand for some form of remedial leg
islation, to which the inquiry we request
would be. preliminary. We believe the
entire legislation against trusts presents
no more concrete example than This, and
your petitioners, relying upon the desire
of congress to legislate in the interests
of the people, believe you will accept
the opportunity to make this inquiry in
the spirit in which it is demanded.
THE newspaper, it is fair to state I'M
like most other forms ofl industry, sells
at a fixed price, and has no means of
putting the increased cost onto the con-
sumner. In many instances it means the
complete confiscatioT of profits, and in
many others creates an actual loss
The apparently sincere desire of all
parties to deal withsithe 4rust questions
removes this inquiry from the charge of
partisanship, and makes it what it is IN
tended to be, an inquiry in the public
The following officers we're re-elected
5; LII. Kaufman. Washington Star, pres
ident; NJ. c. McRae, Cincinnati Post,
vice president; NJ. c.. Bryant, Brooklyn
Times, secretary; Edward P. Call, New
York Evening Post.streasurer; executive
committee, w. L. Mclean. Philadelphia
Bulletln: G. q. Palmer, Cleveland; A. A.
Mccormick. Chicagos Times Herald: F. E.
W hitlng.s Boston Herald; C. w. Knapp,
St. Louis Republic ;!tCharies H. Taylor,
lb l'osl, Globe, and Joseph 3 Nevln, Pitts
l
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-24

A. R. were the outgrowth of the fight
for the right of women to speak in pub
lie and to organize. Mrs. Gait also spoke
for the cause of women's organizations
and praised the D. A. r.
The result of the election held for vice
presidents was then announced as fol-
lows: Mrs. Jewell, st. Paul, Mimi; Mrs.
J. A. T. Hull, Iowa; Mrs. Roebling, New
Jersey; Mrs. Cheney, New Hampshire;
Mrs Miss, Ohio Mrs. Burrows, Michigan;
Mrs Barber, District Of Columbia; Mrs.
Crossman, New York, and Mrs. Morgan,
Georgia.
A card from Mrs. Dewey was read, say
ing that on behalf of the admiral she
would this afternoon receive the d. A. X.
at the residence of Mrs. John r. Mclean.
The invitation was accepted.
The president general. Mrs. Manning,
chairman of the continental hall commit
tee, presented her report The total
amount on hand Is s50,745, and members
of the congress were urged to contribute.
At the conclusion of the report con-
trfbutions to the fund were received They
ranged from Ito $1,000.