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The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

Now that your house cleaning is all
over suppose you visit THE ORlEN-
TAI HAIR PARLORS. on the cor
ucr OF Seventh and Sibley. room 2o5
Beahmer block. and get your hair
cleaned You will loook good and feel
good Mrs f J. Allen, proprietress.
The Van SAINT state ratification meet
ing on the 18th will no doubt strike
terror TO the hearts Of the Lindites.
After all Mayor Gray may have the
good fortune TO- escape the sound drub-
bng laid up Tor the Democratic nom
inee for mayor as the Democrats seem
inclined to lead another to the impend-
ing slaughter
HeIlol want to tell Madam f. Lu-
verne Adams, the fashionable dress
maker on Wabasha street. No. 4GS, that
| desire her to make me one OF those
summer creations. all over lace and
tucks. that is so swell am going to
Mrs. Newrichs musicale and | must
have il,
The public is listening for c. n
Dickey to break his long silence.
Correspondence. letters. etc. must
reach us by Wednesday for publication
3o5 Thomas street
Ii Is said that an old colored man.
down in Virginia. who has a wife
named Hanna(h). went home one night
from his work not long ago. and said
to his wife. Look a heah. Klamath,
what you ben a doin'. cve'y whar | go
hear white folks talkin bout you
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

snartxsa ssi vnsaA sssss ssesma2se " ttw ussHs
yantiun not voting THIS delegate was
uov Roosevelt himself Who feffainea
from voting with the New York delegation
chairman Lodges announcement that
Gov Roosevelt had been nominated for
vice president evoked burst 81 applause
that fairly shook the great steel Htfded
building 80 Tie foundations,
fioN Roosevelt, now thp candidate for
Vice president VAS surrounded by dele
gates, shawvriuE fonKratuiHt upon
him
Convention AdIouEns.
The serious work 81 the convention Wan
nos prhc ttealiy aver. aud only few de
tallr remained To- bs performed A rcaolit
tinu is Gen GfovyUnur waN agreed 10 for
Hn official print Of the convention pro
CcedinRa ahd reprint 81 the proceedings
~ four years ago Auhth.r resolution em-
powered tho national committee 80 M
vacancies nn the committee On nation
~ sol nipk senator Lodge WAS placed
~ the head Df the committee 90 notify the
president ~ his nomination ana Senator
Wolcutt at thr head ot the committee ta
notify the vice presidential nominee
Resolutions ~ thanks to Mr Lodge ahd
to 81 Nolrott for their able services an
presiding officers we're unanimously adopt
"a also thanks Ca Mayor AshhfldRe. %
phlisdHphla, for the hospitality pt Tbs tity
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
MINNEAPOLIS.

The Rev Mrs Brooks IS ON the sick
Ist this week
Go to Miller's. Fifth street and Mic
ollet avenue. for your photographs.
The recital given by Mrs. Nellie Hale
last Monday evening. at St. Peters A.
NJ. f. church. was success IN every
respect. and the people showed their APP
pFee ton by filing the church
For good cigars call at w. S. Con-
RAIDS, corner of First avenue south and
Fourt hstreet He will suit you.
The Rev. Mr.. Withers OF Louisville.
Ky. is visiting Bethesda church people.
The Advance Restaurant, zI4 Wash
ington avenue south. is up to date in
service and equipment. II you want
good meal in clean place don't fail TO
go to the Advance Restaurant.
Miss Mai Williams left Minneapolis
TINS week. on a visit to friends in Des
Moines. la.
Go to John L. Neal, Real Estate
Loans and Insurance, o22 Boston
Block.
Miss Sarah O Lee returned to her
home at Wilberforce. O.. this week.
IN our city. attending our state ufiyer-
,ity.
All persons desiring privileges at the
camp meeting will send their bids, in
Guiding S25. to Rev. w. S. Brooks. 22o5
Ninth avenue south Minneapolis be
lore next Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Johnson is still quite sick
at her home. Fourth street south.
VIM r. Morris. Esq. and ] Frank
Wheaton, Esq. attended the National
Republican convention down al Phia-
deIphia this week
Fred l. McGhee immortalized him
sell before the Democrats state con
gen,ion last Wednesday at the cxposi-
ton building He was the idol OF the
convention
The A. M. F.. O. c. will give grand
concert next Wednesday evening with
local talent assisted by Howard's brass
band
Rev, J. Will King is making flying
trip to Chicago. Kansas City and Nash
vile. in the interest OF the Union Camp
Meeting.
Phil T. Megaarden, sheriff. is enter
tanning the interstate Sheritf's Asso-
cation, which is in session in this city
this week. General Phil was reelected
secretary and treasurer OF the associa
ton Some people regard this as a
bunch.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

To those who aSk#Xuu Why YOU pay
so much attention 10 the politics pt
candidate ior local Office, say Tor the
same reason that one who has a slight
cold does mol wait until II develops into
consumption before taking medicine II
remove IT.
There are those who would like 10
know ii the uniform COMBINATIONS
that the trusts are receiving from the
Democratic pa. Apply. to the ice
trust in New York.Do they GO ii Nau
Myck hears ttem2
At Philadelphia a few days ago, there
was meeting OF =colored men, we'll
known in political circles from different
sections OF the country, to consider
the present political status OF the Negro
oi this country. The consensus OF optn-
ION as expressed. was that the Repuhi-
can party had not done its duty towards
their race and was no longer entitled
to their support. that the Democratic
party was worse than the Republican
party and hence unworthy OF their sui
frage. il was decided 10 organize and
place before the voters oi the country
a separate aud distinct party. To- be
known as the Negro Protective Party
and the picture OF Lincoln is To be used
as IT'S efhDlcln, nose IlVutoutU lpf
the office oi president were, Booker l.
Washington. Hon James W. Walker.
OF Mass. d Augustus Straker. ri
Mich. and Bishop Alexander Walters.
OF New Jersey IL is the tervent hope oi
those who wish tor the best results To
the race. that this new child conceived
in sin and brought forth in iniquity. will
have but few days 10 live. The Re
publican party is the only ship ior the
Negro All else Is sea
Through mistake ot a. p Sweet
oi the Fourth ward club, the wigwam.
which was procured by the committee
representing the Alro-American voters
of the city ior the purpose OF giving a
buffet banquet complimentary 10 Hon.
J. Frank Wheaton, was rented To the
Hennepiu County Republican Associa-
ton Tor Thursday night, the t4th, but
the committee secured Plummer Post
hall al the last moment and re-adver-
tised the meeting. with the result that
more than 200 culored citizens met at
the last mentioned hall and had vcr
table love feast The tokens OF esteem
| that the boys showered upon the I'm
offending head OF J Frank must have
warmed the cookies OF his heart His
speech was gem and pleased the assem-.
blage immensely At the conclusion ol
his address the boys joined in singing
Tor he's Jolly good fellow. Speeches
were also made by Rev W s Brooks
De X. $. Brown and James !. Curtis,
Esq
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
LITTLE, BUT OH, N.Y.
How q Lsu-sixrd Lawyer Impressed
Ttmid servant with His
Importance.

1 he following story is attributed to sen.
atsr Vest. says the tblcago Tribune
Before the war there aas . laWyef ia
Indepsdenee No. who Raa i he counterpart
Ia appearance Of the psetures Of PtekNlfk
lie Was a. FUSS 70 as manneT a. . hen NjtkI
q broad " dutks. tine day be nearly broke
in the door 81 4 residence rs MS vigorous
use 81 The kn9ekeF The disturbance vas
answered IS q darby, Whg aas frightened
out 81 bic boots - hF 0psBed the door
" hste.s Jour ng8sEef ihuu8efed the as
ysr. ard before the earkY could answer the
iawyeF repeslsd hss Question. hsh the
daFky replied tha& be- sas not 10
q ssppass mol, hundred fhs .amysY
again ell mind sou, n8e. utad Yga.
When be csEHes yau tel bsm ] wsHt - see
hsm manf 70 ses sIm 81 once | adsrBtarf
Tel iiins ; Erown tt1vsg. ast8fueg 81 saN.
wahts % ser nim At sr5fe 1t sne4
W tn th8l Mf Hover turned and dFsap
geared IN q auttaF II hes the master ssase
b. asked H. servant . aBgsHs bad called
TIE DARK ass ssIl IN his fright afae Hfttl
rs feetA ehattsffnz be feg ed
Ses. sahs dar $50 seft.s. funny sgssk
fnz Fnass eafne. az be ssAd dat Nas = tssl
9sga Dat Brown t9te3 sse steFaa Lord.
vast teE ses y5u tsAs a4y
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

tss&Ae q sse i,4seHNtsf - sts.s AstrRstaan
that Alabama would yield 90 iowa 10 pre-.
sent - candidate
Chairman Lodge then recognized col
Late Young 0ne al the Iowa delegates ~
largo. and editor Of the brH Molhes Nl1
Capital Pnl Young wna ~ cuba at the
time Roosevelt lcd his gallant rough ria
ora up San Juan hill. shd his reference "a
the governor campaign wnA eloquent and
tuurhiun
THE demonstration witch followed tho
anuuuur etueut by col Young Of Gnt.
Itoopevoit a. the candidate of the yuunn
men nf the country. who represented their
desires AMI their ambitions and embodied
lhoit patriotism and AmsficaotsH was not
eseoud 10 that accorded thc president
uanr.
The vast aHssmhiaRr spfanR 10 ~ feet
aud atatr rmbitma. pHmpHs plumaH hand
Lotthicts and hats fairly hiird the att
The band IN the main gallery began a.
ptay "T'hrre'li tIe Hot Time iH the Dld
Town Tonight" ana 80 the irapirng
atraius the delegates began marching
around the halt ming past 'lpy Roosevelt
ar he sat in the New fefh delegation and
extending "a atm their congratulations
rs the procession ~ standards after The
domination of Hposryeit was one ~ tho
woman delegates frum Utah Who pre-
scented him Wits big bunch ~ roses f0r
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
A GREAT MEETING
The C0Iored Nethodisis PIaf
L 4.

he COlored hethodists Plan a
Months Campaign
The colored Methodist churches ot
Minneapolis and ST Paul have united
for the second annual camp meeting
which viii be held in Midway from
July 10 August J. Last year very
successful camp meeting was held by
tfie Minneapolis eifufeHes. ana this
year. with the addition oi tile 81 Paul
churches it j. expected that all rec
ords will be eclipsed Amanda Smith.
the colored evangelist OF Chicago. will
be at the meeting and will give daily
lectures Rev J VIII King pastor oi
the First A. NJ r. church. Rev w. :.
Brooks. pastor of ST Peters A. NJ T.
church. Rev J {. Anderson. pastor oi
ST James A. NJ f. church OF St Paul.
and Professor s. j. Hunter principal
OF the Noxubee school OF Macon. Miss.
will conduct services The camp meet
ing viii wind up an old-time southern
barbecue
On the opening day July ist. the
conservation and setting of the altar at
3 p. IN The knights OF Pythias. OF Min
ncapOlis. will assist in the exercise.
All oi the Masonic orders and mem
bcrs of the Eastern Star chapters ni
Minneapolis are cordially invited 10 at
tend the annual Masonic sermon.
preached at Bethesda Baptist church,
Eighth street. Eleventh avenue south.
sunday p. m.
] t. Neal, Or Master. A +. A. A.
Attorney !. l.. Curtis appeared Tor
Celeste Gordon, the colored woman
who shot n ?. Charmon, in the munic-
ipai court Thursday morning. and
waived examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Tucker enter
tanned MIR Scott Blake and Attorney
James L. Curtis at dinner last Sunday
W. w Tucker will have charge Of the
lunch pavilion at the camp meeting at
Midway. beginning July lst He will
serve oId-fashioncd, southern dinner
every Sunday afternoon and the after
noon oi July 4th Give HI ma call.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

rhiah fles Hosfseait returned profound
isfW
a@.afal ~ the Kansas dele gates removed
their beautiful silk saHfigNsT badges. ami
threw them upon goy EttoAsgsit during
ths march Of thr delegates ~ WAS ~
gnspIflaa demonstration Mrs ttaaaHgeii
ls8kra down upon u fssfm her position gf
gaffmRp in the side gallery She vac pale
~ paper. Bt4t appeared aHit6a aud hsppy
The demonstration continued fsf six min
sts# aud - eeestida, during within time
sg8 Roosevelt received ths eoHstafalas
fiaus ~ MA friends ipoklnR hH white like
4 bronze statue, - tfnHsritEFta his ssts he
Dspsp Makes witt spTr"h+
HenHtof ftspeN brought aat storm ~
sllaKlad laughter ard applause. he Itine
tHfed y ed8g" az the child IF Ftftl Az
sf.tas tha cultured product ~ Harvard he
eaNf s1s ~ tks pisinH tbs Fttsii4ihs foFsa
Jfs fnafahafsHK the American ships 20 ever
.silstsn She wpaatardB the itapefs9ap teaa-
~ 81 Santiago and Bau 5a8n. aHd the idai-
tzaa eapmFMaf II thn Esn p4Fe state. lie
b4stared tns, the F'Ha1ss hse 9niibK "a COW
b9y the "eqWbSy becoming 4 soldier
shs t1Idiar fseeopilna hero. ard thr hero.
btBffe in H8nd iH tbs press ~ battle shout
tnR -4s}ss en- belt toys
When Degsa sought ~ ei9aa thafe srFe
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

Butte. Mont. june e. The Clark
wing Of the Democratic state ronvsm-
ton reeonyened Thursday morning
sea'iuR aII eouieating delegations in
favor ~ Clark which, with uDeontes,-
I'd delegations In his favor. gave a to-
tai of rs Dut of tsI Of the state rep
renentation RESOLUTIONS eondeGuniug
the DaIy faction and deIna naiug the
resignation of dciuoeratie state Of.
ticere and eongressr4en as mutt for OF
nee wcrs PASSED senator Clark nj.
dressed fhe convention
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

No need to ash where can one get a
vapor or Turkish bath. the problem is
solved
Mr. Victoria Webb has opened a
very neat BATH parlor where sou can
get all the benefits oi hot springs
treatment
Rheumatism. kidney trouble. ucrv-
business. female weakness and kin dis.
case can b. treated with success and IN
many cases cured These baths also i'm
prove the complexion reduce flesh. re-
move wrinkles and improve the health
by Simply making the blood prre ia its
circulation
Mr. Webb will be pleased to have
any one desiring the benefits gise her a
cali Prices 7sC aud s. 90
Hours g.go 90 . 20 3 m 10 Wash
inpton aeenue third floor.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

All the state DeIfHaiie"s asais~ess
Iar MekfBtsg

The FESTIVE HsteDsra broke ~ Nith
many sfefaof1Etfs flofs abd eaiis u vote.
and tshafrngah fs.siEe Aaa kept busy Nlth
Ms NsseI tgyfgR - maintain sgfi5fisAt pf+
DEF fof the speaker 20 b. heard A. he
..lssaed ttse convention aHaif demanded n
vl.se aua the chairman announces tbei
The RON ~ states would lee ealtfH fbt the
safe on ffAa rstsgrtH8 fA8fi f0t RfeEis}fBt At
Z ri tige vote began fpf tas presidential
candidate Tire galleries Hare Hgtfse8bit
atfsatBSs atsd fhete NaA - hflBshHl
.,stasstss - r 4 1904 aussnR the dsieEaiss ants
Ses Ygfks s4te MSS announces ~ s.kssiifs
ma fyassI Thss bfg1Rff 9Bt a round ~
ssf.s,lsasa y her PennsYivait g8fe wa
siss.ffi5aesd bF AsGatpf quay masY u thu
sisgsxAtig0A afps1 ana eheefea
ssgsyse ~ t6e states were mot content
sg9h easfBrz sh#lf sates for 1eEIHisF.
f,,sf fise astAIfs4sH afshguhsHd $sse sstH
which M Candidate would feetsts 10 fa0s
vesnisef A. ,fhe esil ~ liz wall the aslss
4stIaa# stssss8 snd Ffseeren ttSF announce
meat Of tfse HN4 a9sanK8i9a u - two
votes faf n ainIsT
Tfsa tsI4Y f8s-tkH ss5la slg raae the IN
cl4l SIM fgsaafg snsI baniei u 10 ts8a fiEalf-
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
GOOD MORALS.

Organized. a society with good morals
as the fundamental principles has been
launched by sorne oi the first gentle
men OF the Twin Cities. with a limited
membership. The supposition is that
free from all moral faint The rigid
rules that will govern Isolates any
member who becomes victim 10 temp
tatiou after pIcdgng hTmseIi to its sup
port This society anticipates building
4 club house IN the near future for the
pleasure oi its members. A specific fee
will be charged for admutancc.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.
NJ aLp an nHar

5000 cash will buy two lots 4oxIso H.,
one a corner lot, out on Grand avenue.
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city. 1t will pay you TO look this
up Owner can give you clear title
Apply 10 Mrs H. S. Jackson. G2i2
Seventh street south. Minneapolis,
Mimi.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
JUST LOOK HERE.

We will not insult your intelligence
We think you know that no man can
continue in business unless he receives
patronage from the people An up-to-
date meal. or a cosy room can be had
at John Godfreys, I4S East Ninth
Street
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
a llnrnllnn nsmarrsl.

san FrauciAeo, Jane ~ One 81 the
members Of The Hawaiian delegation
to the democratic national CONVENTION
Il Prince David Kawanatoa, nephew
81 the LATE King halakaa.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

from#thc# delegates. while gallery
spectators shoak the building with their
enthusiastic demonstration Btieiiy SEN
atefz Foraker adverted to the reeetd Of the
president In peare and In var as one OF
the most rematkahle in American hts
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
WAIT A MINIrE

Have you noticed that the VIM f.
Nagel Undertaking Company appreci-
ates the business that you have been
giving them by advertising in our pa
per See their neat card at the foot OF
the column.
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

and 20 ait gtfieiats Ut the convention This
closed chs work AID ~ 10, ar motion 9f
Serene Payne. ~ AsN York. lls republic.
an convention IT 1855 al t1ufned sine dis
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
ROOSEVELT Foa NIcE PRESIDENT.
Here OF san Juan mn Named as Me-
ktnIey's HuRnInn Mate.

Mr. Lodge warned the noisy and DENT
onstratiNr throuEs that there was stll
vital business to he done, aud announced
that the call of states would proceed for
nominations for the vice presidency
A. the name OF Alabama was called on the
rnil of states for nomination OF candidates
TOT vice president. the announcement was
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR

LORS. on the corner OF Seventh and
SIbley streets room 2os. ktahmer
block, is the place TO go Tor all kinds %
fashionable hair dressing, etc Straight
enng hair and scalp treatment a spe-
cialty. Hair work done to order Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory Mrs + ] Alien. proprietor
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

'''rae total vote cast Is a3o William Me
kinieA has received aa votes. II Is a
unanimous vpis and the chairman de
clares that William Mckinley Is enur
nominee for the presidency for the term
beginning March 1 1901 49, Now again
pandemenium hrnke loose in one swelling
chorus OF enthusiasm Tor the new santi.
date. sI'p went the plumus and standards
Up Stood the great audience. men and
womeu, miuging their shouts and their
frantic denomination
The hand PLAYED Rally Round the
Flas, aud the Hamilton club ut Chiea.
81 marched down the aisic. preceded by
New York aud followed by Pennsylvania
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
Ovation Ia Rooseveit.

Again the magic If name sent the
multitude into commissions of enthusiasm
All eyes were turned toward Ro"@cVrH,
He stepped but into the aisie and strudc
up the platform looking neithrr Go th'
right or the left and then turning und
surveying the sea OF waving cheering hu-
mainly.
There he stood his face Rrimly set
without smile liz made no aoknuNt'
Judgments. uo salutRuoHs rs the piaudita
but like a hero receiving bis due, ealiaiS
awaited the suhsideee of the tumuit. Al
last he raised his hand aud AT his hlddlrg
the demonstration came Ia au end
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

MANN. Lodge took the paper and ad-
eaneing 10 the frant of tbs stage said
unanimeus On Firsi nnIIot.
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scen. of s.rcat Enthn.ln.n..

tattFsthf sueeesses already achieved by
him ana the Krsiee responsibilities now be-
i1lR egtried forward hy him, the applause
WIS frequent and long continued hut IL
remained Tot his closing sentence, for the
hrsst time mentioning William Mckinley
by name thu nominee. te eleetflfN the
great multitude PandemaniunZ broke
iattst,s Former ten1pests of enthusiasm
paled heture this cSrtnue af sound AMI
movement ENery one stood aud waved
aud yelled state standards were
Nrenrhed from their places and borne
aloii with umbrellas great plumes al red,
white and blue, perfect tempcstuous SER
of color
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23
APonrICAL PorPoURRI

To those who ask you why you pay
so much attention Ia the politics pI u
candidate ior a local office, say Tor the
same reason that one who has slight
cold does not wait until IL develops into
consumption before taking medicine To
The Afro-American advance. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1899-19??, 1900-06-23

At the conclusion of tho call. Chairman
lodge announced that tluV Roosevelt had
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-26
DIR. Andrews HOnOred.

Lincoln. Neb., April 11.-DOctOr E.
BENJAMIN Andrews, former president
of Brown University and now super
intendent of schools in Chicago, was
this evening elected chancellor of the
state University of Nebraska.
The Board of Regents consists of
four fusionists and two republicans.
The salary attached to the place has
been. ordinarily, $4,000 a year, but
it is understood that DR.. Andrews
will receive more than this. enough at
least, to in part reconcile him to the
difference between it and the so, 900
he receives at Chicago. Doctor An
drews' election has been advocated
bv prominent silver men, who desired
in this way TO have the state OF Mr.
BRYAN, in whose cause Andrews was
martyred by Brown University in
1896. express its disapprOval OF his
treatment in the east.
No positive assurance has been re-
ceived that DR.. Andrews will accept.
but a fusionist member OF the board
said that the step was not taken
without the knowledge and consent
of DIR. Andrews. The chancellOrship
has been vacant since September
when Chancellor Mclean resigned to
take the presidency OF Iowa.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-26
PATHS Secret of Youth.

New York, April 12.-The secret OF
Adelina PATHS preservation OF
youthful charm was Yesterday I'M
folded to the Eclectic club at Delmon-
ico's. Mrs. Leonard B. Hill, who
told it. lived five months at Craig-y-
Nos as the diva's guest, and therefore
spoke with authority
She never drinks tea, coffee or
chocolate, nothing but the cham
payne especially manufactured for
her. II she drinks water during the
dav there is always whisky in it.
Madame asserts whisky destroys
germs.
At IL O'Clock Patti walks: l,
lunches; 2. drives.
Mrs. Hills description OF her first
request for ice watereyOked laughter.
Patti cried: MY dear, we don't drink
water here. We battle in it. J"