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Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Conference Program.

The following is the program of the
WCTU county conference to be held
in the Methodist church In this city.
January 3Oth:
Meeting will be called to order by the
state president, Mrs. II. Hartford at
$50 m, and devotional exercises will be
led by DR.. Thompson.
Organization of conference.
Status of Temperance Work in the
County, by Mrs DeHaven and Mrs Buoy,
of Philomath.
Need of Organized Effort, by Rev NJ
Noble, followed by discussion.
The Child in Our Midst, Mrs Swan.
Current Events, by the president of
Philomath Union.
Parental Responsibility, Mrs Helen D
Hartford, followed by discussion.
At 80 m the devo.ions will be led
by Rev. Hyatt.
Total Abstinence from the Standpoint
of Science, Prof Sneak.
Total Abstinence from the Standpoint
of Economies, Mrs Nash.
Total Abstinence from the Standpoint
of Morals, Rev Memminger.
Total Abstinence from the Physical
Standpoint. DR. Cathey.
Total Abstinence from the Spiritual
Standpoint, Rev L M Boozer.
Temperance Teaching in the Day
School, Supt Denman.
Solo, by Mrs E F Pernot.
Temperance Teaching in the Sunday
School, Mr. Victor Moses.
Organization of County w G T U.
Music, Male Quartette.
Chill dren's hour at 4: :15.
Reading, Miss Helen Crawford.
Recitation, Miss Ethel Hilman.
Music, Child's orchestra.
Recitation, Miss Ethel Kyle.
n.the evening Young Peoples meeting
led by Y M CA
Address, Mrs Helen D Hartford.
The entire program will be interspers-
ed with good music.
All are most cordially invited to attend
this conference.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
ing is the Journals very lucid explana-

ing is the Journals very lucid explana-
fion:
The provisions Of the sew ": do not
disfrauchise natdralized citizen who
has lost his papers.
F Section Z, among other provisions,
says:
'The clerk shall inquire of the elector
and enter the following inform alton on
the county register; a.
The country of nativity. (S) If natu-
rallied, the time, place and court of
naturalization or declaration, as evil
denced by the legal proof thereof, exhibi.
ted by the elector.'
Legal proof" may be construed to
mean naturalization papers, but not to
exclude other proofs. A county clerk is
not likely to deny registration to any
naturalized citizen who can furnish
satisfactory evidence of any kind that he
is entitled to vote, aud it is but reason
able to require such proof.
1t is true that blank "a" which is
used in registering before notary public
or justice of the peace has this form:
''naturalized or declared my intention
ln-court, in-county, state, on,
lS-, as appears by the naturalization
papers exhibited herewith" But in
registering with the county clerk this
blank is not used so that if the natural
lied citizen cannot fill the requirements
OF the blank, he would better 60 to the
county clerk to register.
County Clerk Hall, of this county says
that he.construes the law to mean that he
must enact satisfactory proof of natural
ization, or declaration of intention and
intends to use his own discretion in this
matter, accepting either the papers or
any other evidence which seems to him |
to establish the facts.
In case of voters registering before a |
notary or justice upon "blank A." how
ever, Mr.. Hall thinks the naturalization
papers would be required.
A good legal authority suggests that in
case Of the loss in papers, copy Of the
court record could be optained.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
The Famous Minstre1s.

Richards & Pringle's Famo us Georgia
Minstrels will be the attraction at the
Opera House to-night. This big combi-
nation presents an array of talent
never equalled by any similar orgauiza.
tion. Fifty names of popular performers
appear on its program; a number of big
novelty acts, including the famous troope
of Arabs, in marvellous tumbling and
acrobatic feats; trick bicycle riders /,
wire walkers, ,commedians galore, singers,
dancers, eight funny end men, the pop
ular Alabama Quartette, and the big street
parade, which will be given at 2 80 p. m ),
is at outside feature and presents two
pretentious military bands. This big
show travels in its own special train of.
cars, and will undoubtedly be the biggest
combination playing here this season.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
CORVALLIS WANTS 1T.
Efforts Being Made BY BUSINESS Men to

Efforts Being Made By Rnsiness Men t.
Secure the Next Meeting OF $. PA.
The Oregon State Poultry show opened
in Albany Monday evening. Birds from
all parts of the Pacific coast are on exhi-
bition, over 400 more fowls being shown
than last year. Heroic efforts are being
made by the Benton county association,
which numbers nearly fifty names, to
have the show held here next year.
No county in the state is better
adapted to poultry raising than Benton,
and no county deserves more encourage
ment. Little doubt is felt that the show
will be held here. The energy dis
played by our citizens in their efforts to
comply with all the requirements of the
association for holding show, and the
enthusiastic support of the entire COM
munity is guarantee of the success of
an exhibition if given in Corvallis. Cor
Wallis business men have subscribed
$615 to guarantee the expenses OF a
meeting, the following being the names
of contributors and amounts pledged;
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
fRUITGRowERs TO MEET.
State Horticultural Society wifi Hold Its
Annua1 Meeting-Fn11 Program.

State Horticultural Society wifi Hold IT.
Annual Meeting-Fn11 Pro9ram.
The fruitgrowers' convention, prepara-
tions for which are now complete, will be
in session in this city Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next week. At the
fruitgrowers' convention held at the col
lege last year the following resolution
was adopted, and it is in pursuance of
this resolution that the coming meeting
is to be held:
Resolved, That we request the presi-
dent and faculty of the Oregon Agricul-
tural College, if it is convenient to them,
annually to prepare for and call con
yention OF the fruitgrowers of this state
to meet here during the time of the lee
lures of the farmers short course"
During the session, the state horti-
cultural society will hold its annual meet
ing for the purpose of electing officers
and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before the society,
This meeting occurs at 9 a. m. Febru-
ary End.
Railroads will allow reduced rates,
Full fare will be collected to Corvallis,
for which receipt should be taken.
These receipts, when properly signed by
the college authorities, will entitle the
holder to greatly reduced rates for the
return trip. The program complete is
as follows:
Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.-Organization /;
Capitalization in Flower and Fruit Gull
ture," George coote; discussion, @. E.
Hoskins, w. S. Failing. Evening ses-
sion. 7 :30-Music; address of welcome,
Hon. John T. Apperson; response, M.
o. Lonsdale; music; address. DR.. M. g.
Blalock; music.
Thursday, 10 a. m.-'sThe Italian and
Its Shortconings," E. R. Lake; discus
sion, Prof. E. B. McElroy. J. r. Shep-
ard; Varieties of Prunes Suitable for
Oregon" W. K. Newell; discussion, J.
H. Rees, W. G. Winston. Afternoon
session, 2 p. inflow to Predict the
Occurrence of Frosts and Prevent Injury
to Orchards Therefrom," DR.. A. Sharp
les; discussion, E. G. Armstrong, E. J !.
Lea; Evaporation" W. K. Allen; dis
cussion, J. 81. Fletcher, S. D. Evans.
Evening session, 7:3O-Music; "Fruit
Products and Their Chemical Make Up"
G. W. Shaw; discussion; music; In
terest of the Fruitgrower in Pure Food
Laws" Fl. M. Williamson; discussion !;
music; Education for Hortlculturists,'
Hon. J. E. Baker: music.
Friday, 10 a. m.-"Marketing Fruit" !"
J. 7. Brum6eld; discussion. G. L. Dali
ley, L. B. Clough; Cooperation i'll
Marketing of Fruit" Albert Brownel1 !;
discussion, O. B. Graves, FL. L. Bunnell /;
1.-THE Grape in Southern Oregon" A. H,
Carson; discussion, Emile Schanno, E,
II. Breetje, Afternoon session, 2 p. m.
Canker, Anthracnose," A. B.
Cordley; discussion, M. o. Lonsdale,
Asa Holiday; "Some Mistakes fin Prun-
ing" L. T., Reynolds; discussion, E. H
Skinner, Charles Long Evening ses.
sion-Mnsic; 1.-THE Finished Product"
G. A. Tonneson; discussion; music;
"Up-to-Date Fruitgrowing, Emory E.
Smith; music.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26

44.33 acres, known a. the Felger Min
property, one mile west of Philomath, in
Benton county. Good residence, out
buildings and orchard. Fine place for
Touring mill. $500 will take it. $3.50
cash, balance on ten years if desired at
8 per cent interest. This is q bargain.
Enquire Of Geo. r. Eglin, Corvallis.
Or, or F. NJ. Johnson, Rooms Is and IA
herlock B, i'1'as. Wand, Or.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
A Lucid Explanation.

The Salem Journal thinks it has dis
covered way to cover cases in the regis.
tration of voters, where the applicant is
foreign born and is without his naturali- :
cation papers. The county clerk of
Marion county does not require such
applicant to exhibit his papers. Follow
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Letter List.

Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Corvallis post Office for tn
week ending January Is, 1900.
Brown, G T Nathanier, Mrs III
Baker, Bert Rideman, Jas T
Hornbuck1e. Robert Snyder, Maudie
James, Miss Maud Smith, Eddie E
Miller, SteYe
B. W. JOHNSON, P. M.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Laundry Agency.

1 have secured the agency for the Mag
nolia Steam Laundry, of Albany, and
respectfully solicit your patronage. All
packages called for and delivered.
Arrangements have been made to ship
to the laundry en- Wednesdays and re-
turned Fridays. Orders left with my
self at Office will receive prompt atten-
ton. Office with Trask & Settlemeier,
RoBT. PoMERoY, Agent.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26

Arrangements are being perfected for
running an excursion train from this
city to attend the meeting of the asso-
citation at Albany Saturday. The train
will leave Corvallis at 9 a. m. returning
at D. m.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26

Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin, vt. says.
"Our baby was covered with running
sores, DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured
her." A specific for piles and skin dis.
eases. Beware of worthless counterfeits.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Danci1xx School. .

Professor Holland, of Albany, will
open dancing school in the Burnett
building Friday evening, January Goth.
All those desiring to learn will be present
on that occasion.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
For Rent.

A nine-room house on 9Th street, be-
ween Washington and Adams. En-
quire of LEVI OKEN.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Fof. Sale.

The Commercial restaurant In this
city. Enquire of SAM WoNa.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
Money to Loan.

In sums of 81 500 and upwards, at six
cent. E. e. WILSON.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26

SnOrG, DlrQ'S eye view OF all the
magnanimity and meanness, the joys
and sorrows, births and deaths, the
pride and poverty of the world, all for a
few CENTS"
A camp of Spanish war veterans was
organized at the residence of Judge
Burnett last Saturday evening. TWEEN
ty charter members are already on the
list and the number will probably be
increased to 25. The following tempo
rary officers were elected: F. E. Ed
wards, captain; Gyp Thurston, let lieu
tenant; Brady Burnett, End lieutenant; /;
Fred Smith, LIST sergeant and clerk: VIM
Scott, quartermaster sergeant; Lee
Harding, sergeant major. The names
edward c. Young" and Lyman Kel-
say" are being considered for the camp.
Next Friday evening another meeting
will be held and permanent organization
effected.
Miss Cora E. Walker has been ap-
pointed administrative of the estate of
Reginald Walker, deceased, in the
probate court of Multnomah county.
The estate consists of 150 acres of land
in Multnomah county, valued at $1,000;
farm in Benton county valued at $500; !;
insurance amounting to $4,000; payable
to the estate, and legacies of deceased
through his mother, Sophia Walker, as
an heir of Charles Sissons, of Middlesex,
England. The heirs are the wife and two
children. In his will, dated July, 1926,
Mr.. Walker deyises all of his estate to his
wife, without mentioning his children.
The will is ,erefore void under the
statute of Oregon.
Union gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1899-1900, 1900-01-26
For Sale.

B. W. JOHNSON, P. M.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

British Army fleets Lit
tie Opposition In TAX
ing Position of the So
Called Boer Stronghold
--.Burghers Have Prob
ably Retreated to the
Vaal River.

LONDON. May IL 9l0 T. 81
Lord Roberts has entered kronstad.
He met with no opposition.
The War Once received the fol-
lowing despatch from Gen. Lord Rob
erts:
KRONSTAD. May l2-2 p. Nj
entered KronstAd At l.30 p VI to-
day with ont opposition and holsted
the Union Jark amidst the cheers VI
the few British regiments
The fast that the Beers evacuated
their first line Of trenches indi-
ca,ed that their resistance would
not be stubborn and rear guard
action only would b. fought TO cover
the retreat 10 the Vaal River On the
border u the Transyaal
The Beers were reported 10 have
20 O00 men In the vicinity
Al the present rate Of march Rob
rrfs should reach the Naal In sir
days. The passage of that river Is
likely 10 be as hercely contested as
was that ~ the Tugela at Lady
smith. The British force Is jO.ooo
men outside ~ the troops guarding
Robertss communications
The BOers will probably have J0,'
900 men al the Naal.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

trenched positions. Gordon's brigade
IL in touch with them; fuckers divi-
sion ls a short distance southeast.
and Hamilton force Is still further
east
"Broadvood's brigade overlook a
par, of the enemys convoy yesterday
afternoon at Potgisiers Lager.
southeast of ventersburs. and cap
tured several wagons and some pris-
oners
French with Porters and Dick
sons brigades and Hutton's mounted
infantry. Is some distance due north
Of this place
We have taken nearly loo prls-
oners during the last two days All
the Free Staters who could give a
good account Of themselves have
been disarmed and allowed To return
TO their farms
The nights az getting much
cooler
The evening world., 1900-05-12

-. vouli increase hts share ~ the re-
ceipts very materially. and I am siil.
ing 70 accept al that IL coming to me. '
he added. laughing
The Intimacy between Corb@,t an1
Mr.. Tobin causes the belief that q new
fgurc has arisen IN the snortlns world
and that NJ. Tobin &. no, unlikely 10
po-e IN the future A. Cotbstts hacker
he l. a short. stout man. with a smooth.
shayen face. and bubbles over With good
nature although he has much u the
nervous ensrTy of tho es-cha mpion' .
former manager Mr. Braly
Tooin y Californian and thre. years
ago went with the crush to the Kiondike
aud struck II rich. II is said. lie wear.
double-linked watch chain. mai. If
twenty % more small gold nuggets
which hs says h. found Ia tn new
nelds Of the north
y won q tidy sum on the re.uh of
tne rounds last night he said. and
think Iosbeti the greatest fighter that
ever lived. ! Will back MIN FOR any
amount % meet Jenrie~ again b."
The evening world., 1900-05-12
FlTz THE HARDEST HITTER.

Il don't think he can punch hard
Fits 10 bv far the hardes, hitter ever
met As for shsrkey he isn't any be, 4.
ter than Corbett a. far as punching /.
concerned and not a. scientific.
TT Wa the hEht NJ Corbetts he
MANY tell me he vns lco per cen, better
thsn shsn ne fought Sullivan sna Fit, 4"
Jefries left On the lass o'clock train
for Philadelphia where Es will umpire
o game ~ hall this afternoon. lie will
make a tour n the country appesring
o. various places a. an umpire
Clay Greene has written play. on
titled a Country sheriff" which JET
Sill s;ar In next Fall
corbett sss up early this morning. and
With Mrs. Corbett vent 10 the dining
room ~ rsppsn's Hotel Emmon- ave
nue. sheepehCad bay. shortly after ID
O'Clock. he seemed In excellent spirits.
AMI greeted the few friends who xsr.
there 10 meet him with mucl cordially.
He brrakfasted with Mr. and Mrs L.. T.
Tobin, 81 Dawson city. friends Of many
years standing.
NV HFA'AN'N Hi'H NFNFl tNhhfu ~ pfI-
ter condition IN hi. NE Save for q
'mall red welt under the right ear. there
we're no marks visible 10 tell of the en-.
counter Of ls> night This vet was
Ius, above the spo' where Jenrles landed
the nnal blow. and was caused. - COR
bett thinks. by the ropes when he en-
dsavorsi to turn over after h. had been
knogkeI daUa
The evening world., 1900-05-12
LORD ROBER7S'S REPORT.
uo.y yIsS from Trenches After
B~ins Fisnkrd D., frrnrh's
ga.alry Force.

LONDON. May ~. 23O = M-rh'
War once has received the following
despatch from Lord Roberts
"BOsHRAND May Il. 905 \ NJ
am eight miles south Of kroonstadt
The enemy evacuated the first linz
~ Entertainments during the night
We are now rcconnoi'ring toward
krOOnstad'
Gen. Frenrhs cavalry seized me
drift over th, Nalsch River az $50
last evening Just IN time To prevent
passage being opposed by the
enemy
From Geneva siding Lord Roberts
tclegraphcd rh' following report.
dated last evening and given out to-
day by the " Once
Ny headquarters with Pole-Ca-
rev's division H1rched twenty miles
to-day and are nov at Geneva SiiIng
fourteen miles from kroonstadt and
about six miles from Boschrand
whore he Hoers a-e holdin. in
The evening world., 1900-05-12
C0RBeTT ALL RIGHT.

Il want a rest Of few days.' he faid
70 reporter for The Evening World.
''bu' : am In such excellent condition
] could nEht again tonight " neces-
'ary. Mind you. | don't want 20 ngh,
tonight. because I want a little r-crea-
tion after my hard course of training.
but n match could he arranged for
some niEht neNt week with Jeffries. or
any one else. ! would be the happiest
man m New York ! am as NJ this
morning as when I entered the ring
last night. Have any marks Only
this welt under the ear. ind Two blue
spots the sine o. q quarter dollar on
the right side. just above the belt"
Afisr bfeakfasi-corbeit ate ham and
eggs. lamb chops. a small steak. baked
pytstoes and coffee. proving that his
svsetits vas not affected by the left
The evening world., 1900-05-12

80 a. 'n Ils tHeu.nG frf.I
LEAGtE PARk. CHICAGO Mtl o.
The WINDY city hsli.i No rrpuiat. ,1
this afternoon on th" occasion ~ fhs
Giants hrst visit this year. and mad.
The B'-ton visit A. unregr~tt-i night.
mare hy pnerng suuser skir. lrd
balmy. June-liks cir thai .an'ra.'rl
Siih tho damp chill ~ the Hub-lke par.
ads after something very Ike another
pace.
In m. t1p ons-third Of The ~ss across
the continent al sorts and conditions Of
seathsr vsre encountered, from blos-
.onlns fruit, tree, In the uohsrk Val.
Icy 10 b.E noss of bee on Lake Erie that
made a lot % steam hes,ing necessary
TO keep . fsilo~ remembering that .,
The evening world., 1900-05-12
JEFF NOT BADLY HURT.

Jerrie- Is not badly damsgei Thsr'
b. 4 little cut IN his right upper lp snd
hts right eye 4. slightly disrolorcd.
II feel a. fhs As dlk, the chsmpion
ssid 10 an Evening World reporter
and ready 10 nEht Corbct, or any bod 5
else any time"
did Corbetts showing surprise YOU
Not BIT, the big fellow replied. II
picked him for q hard winner You
know Tommy Ryan ssid he would las,
twenty rounds and ! was prepared for
. long battle"
You don't appear 20 he badly dam.
aeed. DI he puni.h you much" no
Vas asked.
s0h. no. suppose the crowd thought
%. but there were lots of times when
Il looked ss II he was landing lef, hand
Aapks when be wasn't because ! blocked
sAAm."
"wss this your hardest hsht?"
Indeed II was answered IN. hls
aghtsr nodding his head emphaticsliy.
-And Just because Corbe,t 10 a sprin,er
and hard 10 get a., n I could have kept
up TO him ] would have landed him
early IN the hsht'
How about Corbetrs ability 10 hit -
The evening world., 1900-05-12
ARMS SENT
To THE F|UP|N0s.
Three Shiploads of War Ma
terial and Large Sums of
Money Received.

t~'pvrish' 'pco b. no rr-'' rusi sai-s c...p,nY.
HONG KONG. May 1.-THE Filipino
Jun'a IN, been receiving large amounts
of money At Manila
within the pasi three months three
shiploads n arms have arrived here
The evening world., 1900-05-12
C0RBETT'S PLANS.

lie would not admit anything about
his business plans for the future. but
I'D not deny that Il vas his Intention
10 go on a tour with Jeffries. giving en-
hibitions In the principal cities and that
this tour would probably he inAusuratsd
next week
cOrbeit iniimsted that he mad been
Informed that the bos-ofiice takinss had
amounted 10 nearly NoO0 Instead Of
tn.eo a. had hsen stated. but had re-
eeivei no positive statement. This. n
The evening world., 1900-05-12
captured. most of whom had beea
wounded.

10 j. expected that me rallway 70 the
Land Rive wiN no completed Tonight.
The line IL almost entirely destroyed
north - tho river hut beyond. where
the British are nsv The Bsers retrcsfed
rom their positions tpo hastily % DO
much damage
They are rep'.ed o. hs lnirenching
ihem.'ycs 1r1unN Kro1nstait
The evening world., 1900-05-12

T1sy have solicited an sudienc. v,ts
tle Pope
bishop Mcdonnell pilgrims will AK
tho Pope 10 cpnl.r IN. rod hat upon
Archbishop 'orrigan. This II one ~ IN.
purposes ~ their pilgrtmage The
other American pde'ate- will second the
petition q laymeu
II would not b" surpris- wer. m.
New York Archbishop elevated 10 the
cardlnaiate before be- leaves Rome
The evening world., 1900-05-12

from Germany for The insursen, csuss.
The Junta gave a big banque, here
las, nigh, in honor o. the reorgsnira-
ton Of their Government,
The Fr.pinu~ claim they vii open ~
arErcssl,e hos,ltics Jus, ~ soon as the
RAM season lcgns.
The evening world., 1900-05-12
Dr, Goeds clerks, P.,,,,..

work~rs In tho shopping di.tric, In
lower Eighth avenue have banded to-
gsthsr to pstiti,n employers to los.
shop a. o'ciock every nisht .scspt
Saturdays AMI the tao weeks preceding
Christmas. q 10 take effec, the first Mon
day IN June.
The evening world., 1900-05-12
JEFF WILL FIGHT
CORBETT AGAIN.
Champion Says He's
Ready to Take on His
Defeated Opponent Of
Last Night at Any
Time.
TN sive CovbeU smother chance
ssy time he wnnis ". . will he
ready Tomorrow or any day that
ssiss him. JAMES ,. JEFFRHs.

Champion Jenries Is perfectly willing
10 meet Jim Corbe,t In the ring again.
and made the above statement 10 an
Evening World reporter to-day
A. Cor5ett has stated hS wants ar
other chance the men may meet In
tho near future.
Jsrriss remained an nisht At the Mur-
ray llill baths. and slept soundly III
10 o'clock this morning
Las night he sent oIt hts trousers ny
an attendant 70 he pressed. When Ne
wanted 20 dress this morning neither
mo trousers nor the attendant was 20
10 found. Al last. after fifteen minutes
scarchng his ''paniies' we're discovered
iu the elevator. 81 Jsn was happy
agaiu
The champion. accompanied by y. g.
'ook,, W A. Brady Representative.
vas driven TO the Vanderbilt Hotel.
where he had breakfast IN his rom.
The evening world., 1900-05-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast fo- the thlriJ six hoArs gn-
ing at =. n. sundi,-For New Ierk
cry and vicinity Fair io-nlshts ls9
and warmer suniasj Light - -
souihsrly vfna> ..
The evening world., 1900-05-12

ee % o'sesii's fss spsssiss Gssas
ss>slsi i.ssss.snn rriAs,s esd ssssrssy.
- tAsir s<Fsriss.ssl ~ eve, ~ v .la
q.
The evening world., 1900-05-12

-.a. n srl.f At % S.irs' ct ~. is.as prio.s
sxh 70 :ia o. 20
The evening world., 1900-05-12
C..sr. Of Am.s,es. w.,repsi,.

10 orssf ceatrsl f,siisa Il ne N~v Tea css.
usi IN 90 o. fss cas- ~s<A n 10 frss AsIf Z
oiasis " fn<sa minsfrs frpn N Me- yerS
ksssla . sishs ss1 q sbssfsA -