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RECEIVER FOR six LITTLE TAI
TORS"

Boston, June Awkward Jacobs OF
New York to-day was appointed by
Judge Colt in the United States circuit
court auxiliary receiver of the six
Little Tailors," co-partnership consist
ing of the plaintiff, Henry Jacobs,
Charles Jacobs, Moses Jacobs. Abraham
Jacobs and Nathan Jacobs. They do
business in Chicago, Washington, Pitts
burg, New York, and Boston. The re-
csiver was appointed in the suit of John
Jacobs VS.. Henry Jacobs and Others
asking for the dissolution of the CO.
partnership and an accounting. The
receivers bond was fixed at $4,000, and
he is authorized to run the business.
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The
Under
Muslin Sale.

AS The Sale Of Muslin IN
derWear passes its horizon and
approaches its zenith its sue
cess intensifies. The merton
ious values secured your CO.
operation. Nothing else was
needed. The movement start
ed, and is carried forward on
that basis. We continue pro-
viding the bargains. You show
no sign OF DETECTING. Reel
procity unites our interests.
Under such conditions we be-
gin the second week Of the
event
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Colony street at DR.. Johnsons hospital
in Hartford on Sunday, and it was ton-
Sdered a successful
Buffalo Bills Wild West Show, which
appears in New Haven June rs, was
being billed about here yesterday.
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TiaanIs.

One cent word for each insertion;
fve cents word for full week, seven
times.
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
June 4th, 1900
ESTATE of JOHN GEORGE MAYER, late
of New Haven, in said District deceased.
Karolina w. Mayer of New Haven having
made written application praying that adj
ministration of said estate may be granted,
as by said application on file in this Court
more fully appears 1t Is
ORDERED = That said application be
heard and determined at a Court Of Probate
to be held at New Haven, in said District.
on the 18th day Of June, 1900, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and that public notice Of
the tendency of said application, and Of the
given to all parties interested in said estate,
by publishing this order three times in a
newspaper having circulation in said Dis
trict. BY order Of Court,
les 3t ALBERT f. WELLES. Clerk.
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WANTED,
AN experienced cook In private family:
must be thoroughly competent, with salts.
Factory references. Apply before 10 a. Ia.
or between and p. nj,
je2 3tp 3S HILLHOUSE AWE
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WANTED,
TO locate the whereabouts of Archibald
Hadden who with his two brothers and
MS niece, Mrs. S. T. Gennette of this city,
y heir to an estate that should now be
divided. Lie Is brother of John Hidden
and Thomas Hadden. both Of this civ
He came to this country 40 or so years
ago and was last heard Of two years ago,
when he had returned to Providence as
Is supposed ja5 m,
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ANGORA Kittens, Shetland Pony, Wagon,
Harness, Toulouse Geese, and guard Dog.
Address, BOX 105,
jeo 3tp Whitneyville, Conn.
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MRS. NJ. N. BABE.

SELECT. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
1876 COURT STREET, near Orange,
Best help of all nationalities, for all kinds
Of domestic work.
Housekeepcrs, nurses, etc., may here ob.
tain good situations In city and country.
Parties desiring such help should cali at
this home office. =
deal justly by ali. ana -
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WANTED.

WANTED.
AN lntelllgent responsible Protestant care
taker for delicate child of six: willing
70 60 into the country. Address
Jeo u X, This Office,
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WANTED,
SITUATION by young girl as seamstress
ana chambermaid. Call or address
Jeo Itp 80 TOWNSEND ST s
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WANTED
SITUATION by girl to do light homework
OF Or TO take care of baby. Can 567 EAST
ST., near State street ie5 lin
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LOST,
LADY'S open-face Silver and Black Enamel
Watch. Reward if returned to
ie5 2tp "a HIGH ST., City.
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IA M WANTED.
BEST Swedish and German servants ara
all secured here. Employment Agency,
au4 tt N SLEEMAN, 775 Chanal III n..
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LINCOLN : At Westport, Conn, Carlottu
Lincoln, daughter of William II. and Har-
riet H. Lincoln of this city.
Funeral at their home, 722 Elm street,
"Wednesday, June SIXTH at 4 p. In. cts
MONAIlANIn this city, June 4th, James
ID. Monalan.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 20 Whalley avenue. Notice of time
of funeral hereafter.
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For I he.
8Na1np,
bungalow,
kCottage or |
ECountry House

the most complete line of
Chamber Suits. Ash or
Oak.
Bureaus, Golden Oak or
White Enamel.
Wash Stands, Wood or
Metal.
Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses.
Reed and Rattan Furni-
tire for the living room,
porch or lawn. Come and
get our prices.
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WANTED

WANTED
WORK by strong, willing boy. 1e yaors
old would like to learn some trade BUT
will be faithful boy in any place where
steady work can be had Address
A., This Office
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MAxslN II LlSl.

MA xslN1I LlSA.
81 IKE PORT OF NEW HAVEN aME
ARRIVED.
Sch n. II. Burrows, Lowery, Norfolk
Sch Mary Jane, Bishop, n. Y.
CLEARED,
Sch Ellen Maria, Mullen N. Y.
New London Shipping.
New London, June 4.Arrived-Sch AIDE
Tia II. Carleton. n. y. for Rockland; Francis
X. Bayard, Perth Anboy for Bangor; Sarah
Eaton, Calais; Abbtc Keast. tBr0 st. Johns;
Amanda n, sctuate; Mneola, ; tugs
Gertrude, 3 barges from east; Scranton, 4
barges; Myausing. 4; and Frank w. Mum,
. from west. Sailed-Sch Connecticut,
Stonington for y. Y.
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FOR tSFsiN 4
FOR SALE.

FURNISHED house in Guilford, pleasantly
located; rent moderate. Inquire
ie2 st TIL Tn 2w Is WOOSTER ST.
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AUCTION SALE
AT late residence Mr.. Loren II. Stannard,
400 George street, Corner Howel We'd
nesday 10 a. IN. Carpets and Shades OF
entire house, Draperies, also few pieces
Furniture. Parlor and Chamber pieces,
Desk, Fodingbed, Reclining Chair, Baby
Carriage, Ladies' Bicycle, Crockery, etc.
All nice pieces: this is your opportunity
to secure very fine Carpets.
lei 2tn X. II. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.
i,EATiIs

Sun Rises 4;19 Moon Sets, High Water,
Sun Sets, 7:21 1900 4;45
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TO RENT,
FOR manufacturing purposes, brick build
ing, 5z1 -J23- 525 Grand avenue
JOHN Il. HEALEY,
my17 If TAI State street.
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women members Of the East

The women members Of the East
Madison Avenue Presbyterian church
Cleveland, o., some time ago, entered
:ato an agreement to abs;cin from
new Easter gowns and millinery, and
to devote the money which would have
been used for that purpose to the rails
ing of the church debt. They kept
their promise $1,000 worth.
The secretary of the treasury, on
the 10th, received, in an envelope post
marked c. e. st. L. r. p. O., from an
unknown person, a conscience contri-
button of S623.
James w. Philips. one of the orig
iEal California gold miners and a grad
uato of West Point military academy,
died, on the 10th, ut Middletown, N.
V, aged IS.
Representative Griffith, of Indiana,
introduced a bill, on the 10th, repeal
ing the stamp tax on checks. drafts,
etc, and on proprietary medicines.
On the 10th the comptroller of the
currency declared a five-per-cent. divi-
dend in favor of the creditors Of the m
solvent Merchants national bank OF
Seattle, Wash.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS,

In the senate, on the 18th. the feature
of the session was a speech by Mr..
Hear (Mass.), occupying more than
three hours in its delivery, in oppose
ton to the policy of imperialism"
upon which, he declared, this govern
ment had embarked. 1t was 4 labor
i"usly prepared argument, and was de-
livercd with force and vigcr....In the
house the second days debate on the
naval appropriation bill was confined
closely to the subject matter of the
bill, and was, Us a rule, devoid of in
teresting features. The general debate
on the bill was brought to n close.
United States Consul Chambers. at
Batum, Russia, reports that a careful
analysis of the statistics relative to the
Russian oil fields makes it appear that
the cost OF production of tie oil IS
steadily increasing, an important fact,
in view of the close competition of
these Russian old field, with the Ameri-
can petroleum industry.
The Frankfort (ky.) grand jury, on
the 18th, reported indictments against
Caleb Powers, John Powers. Charles
Finley, Wharton Golden and W. II. Cul-
ton as accessories, and against Henry
J.. Youtsey, Berry Howard, Jim How
ard, Harland Whitaker and Dick
Combs, with wilful murder CT Senator
|Goebel.
brighten. Theo. Schwan, who has
been M of Gen. Otis most valuable
assistants in the campaign against
the insurgents in the Philippines, has
been given permission to return to the
United States. The generals health
has been impaired as Il result of the
active work in which he has been en-
gagged.
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie has promised
the trustees of the Carnegie library
and institute of Pittsburgh, Pa, to be-
come responsible for S3,6O0,0o0, the
amount estimated as necessary for the
pI opposed extension and enlargement
OF the already fine building at the en-
of Schenley park, in that city.
Damage to the extent of thousands
Of dollars was done to railroad proper
ty, crops and bridges by recent foods
in the middle gulf states, caused by
record-breaking rains. Railroads sui
fered most, though the loss of proper
ty was general. Several colored per-
sons were drowned.
Census enumerators begin work on
June /, and must finish in 30 days.
Cities of 5000 or more inhabitants, rs
Shown by the preceding census, must
he completed in two weeks.
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Protestant Town aaidea.

Belfast, April ia serious disturb
ance has taken place at Castle Caul-
field, County of Tyrone, arising. it is
said, from the fact that a few of the
inhabitants had Missed a netionalisr
band which was passing through that
Protestant village. Late in the even
ing an armed mob invaded the VIII
lage, firing shots and smashing wiz
dOws. The rioters wrecked Orange
hall and several houses. The police.
were summoned, but arrived too late
to prevent the damage. Several ar
rests were made.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21
R NEWS NOTES.

Reports indicate that the Missouri
peach crop has not been damaged b.
the cold weather.
George II. Scripps, founder of the
Scripps-McRae Newspaper league,
Gied in California, Friday.
Germany is shaping its legislation
to stimulate agriculture hat it may
raise sufficient food supply.
The republicans Of the Second con-
gressional district of Oregon renom-
mated NJ. A. Moody for congress-.
j. Woods Merrill, a wealthy lumber
dealer, wants to be street commas
sior e at Kansas City, No., withou.
pay.
Judge McAtee's nomination as an
associate justice of the supreme court
o: Oklahoma has been confirmed by
the senate.
William Kaiser, who tried to sep
arate two men who were sighting. at
st. Louis, IA probably fatally stabbed
for his pains.
An early report on trusts will be
made by the United States labor COM
missioner, who is now concluding his
Investigations.
Dave Duncan, of Newkirk, Okla,
was adjudged insane at Wichita, Kas.
He lost his enses while arguing on re-
ligious subjects.
DR.. James r. Cooke, the blind sur
geon of Boston, who committed sui
eide Wednesday,, is believed to have
been a Russian agent.
Kansas won the third annual debate
between Kansas and Missouri univer-
stiles, which was held in the opera
house at Lawrence. Has.
Mrs. Lon Holland shot and instantly
killed ex-Mayor William Cook at Al
eNander, Ark. Mrs. Holland saws Cook
insulted and maligned her.
Mrs. Emma J.. Snyder successfully
contested the will of her father, Geo.
Tritch, a Denver millionaire, who
practically disinherited her.
Minnesota friends of Speaker Hen
derson presented a handsome gavel 10
him Friday. Speeches were made in
presentation and acceptance.
Miss Nellie Lewis was awarded $780,
00e damages in her breach of promise
suit at Colorado Springs, Col, against
Samuel Strong, a millionaire.
q. c. Shedd, general superintendent
of the Creve Occur Ice Co., was robbed
of a diamond and other property while
riding on o crowded St Louis street
car.
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Warrant. Applied For.

st. Louis. April 1~s.--Suppiy Com
missioner Meier and his attorney,
Chester ii. Krum, have made applica-
johnson for warrants against each Of
the members of the February grand
jury. for misdcmeanor in having ex-
ceeded their authority and violated the
statutes under which they served.
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The first of the series OF official fetes

The first of the series OF official fetes
to be given in connection with the
Paris exposition took place, on the
night of the 10th, at the Elysee palace.
President LoubeJ entertained 2GO
guests at dinner, the largest number
ever seated at an Elysee banquet. Fol-
lowing the banquet a reception was
held, to which 5000 invitations were
issued.
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AND GENERAL.

EAccileHt prospects LOT tne sugar re
fining and grinding season in tn,
State of Morelos. Mexico, are reported
T~teproject for combining all the sugar
estates in Morelos into a grand trust
as planned by American and Englisf
spectators, has fallen through.
The ways and means committee o!
the Mexican congress anticipates {
surplus during the ensuing fiscal year
as has been the condition of the ma.
tional finances for several years past
The increased export of silver ant
lead ores from Mexico is noted, and re
ports from the leading mining towns
show much animation.
The great Paris exposition. marking
the industrial progress of the world
up to the close of the nineteenth cen.
fury, "a formally declared open by
President Loubet on the 14th. 1t viii
be a month, however, before every.
thing is in a finished condition.
The grand jury at Frankfort, KY,
which had spent two weeks investi,
eating the assassination of Goebel, re-
convened, on the 10th, and resumed
the investigation. 1t is understood
that nearly all of the witnesses have
been heard, and the report is antici-
pated very
The British casualty list in South
Africa lengthens out steadily. Deaths
from various causes number, up t.
April 4, 4,O29; wounded. living at that
date, e,53s; missing and prisoners, D.
515. Out of the total of 17,OS2, the Of
ficers number 1.O99.
The London Telegraph's Cape TowJ
correspondent, in a dispatch dated
Sunday, 18th, sends an unconfirmed re-
port to the effect that Gen. Brabant
has crushingly defeated the Beers in
the vicinity of Wepener, and captured
MANY prisoners and guns.
The siXty-iire young women conf
prising the senior class in the Con-
necticIt state normal school, at New
Haven, have been threatened with ex-
pulsion because some of their number
were caught cheating, or cribbing, in
an examination just held in the school.
Tcrnadoes swept yer portions of
Kansas on the night of the 18th, doing
much damage in the vicinity Of Put
nam, Winfield and Clearwater. There
were unconfirmed reports of fatalities,
and it is known that a number of per-
sons were injured.
Iufus Wright, the Chicago million
aire member of the firm of Morgan Il
Wright, who was mysteriously shot by
Mrs. Louisa Lottridge, at the Leland
hotel. on the 14th, died on the 18th.
With his last breath, he declared the
shooting to nave been Al accident.
Burglars, on the night of the 18th,
dug through the nine-inch brick wall
of the vault of St. Simon's church,
Toronto, Ont, with crow bars and
picks, and stole $1,175, the Easter of
fering. The church is situated on the
brow of q rayine, and the cracksmen
worked three hours u~nobserved.
Speaker David B. Henderson of the
house of representatives has a brand
new leg. He got it in New York, on
the 18th, and took it to Washington
with him. The speaker is very proud
Of it, for it enables him to walk a dis
tance without = cane, for the first
time in many years.
The governing board of the Interna-
floral League of Press clubs met in
New York, on the 10th, and decided TO
hold the annual meeting of the League
In that CITY on July IL.
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The Narmaduke Monument.

The commission which has in charge
tie erection of a monument to the
memory of John S. Marmaduke.
former governor of Missouri. met at
lie capitol in jefferson City to con-
sider designs and bids and let the con-
tract. The commission is composed "t
tor Seibert and Secretary OF State
Iesueur, secretary. Handsome ana
tasteful designs were submitted by
several contractors, and after a care
full consideration of the various de-
Signs and bids the contract for build
ing the monument was awarded TO n
St. Louis firm. The monument will be
Of Missouri syenite granite.
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10TH TO LEAVE wEpExER.
Commandant oliver Reluctant Il
Leave Dalgety Uncaptured.

~
Leave Dalgety Uncaptured.
Maseru, Basutoland, Monday, April
l6.-The Beers, for two days past,
have been displaying great activity
along the Reddersburg and Rockville
read. Their scouts report 1lat the
British are advancing on these places
to the relief of Wepener, and the
burghers. consequently, are divided.
whether to remain or retire. A ma
jority of them desire to abandon the
investment of Wepener. fearing to be
cut OF, while the minority, led by
C~ommandant Olivier, are reluctant 10.
move as long as there is a chance to-,
capture Col. Dalgety's garrison.
Scouts have just reported rifle firing
in the direction of Thabanchu.
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Father and Daughter.

At st. Louis the same funeral serv.
ice was pronounced over the bodies Of
August G. Spinner and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Mouse, father and daughter, the for
mer having died while begging in de-
lirium that he be allowed to attend
the funeral of his child.
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Family,s Narrow Escape.

the NJ. B. Hendricks home, 5A
miles cast of Monroe City, was de-
stroyed by fire at 2 a. m. The family
was awakened just as the entire roof
was falling in. They barely escaped
in their night clothes. Everything was
lost. No insurance.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

revenues, issued on the 18th, shows
that the total receipts for the month
were ~s24.326,677, al increase, as COM
pared with March, 1899, of S1,5sS,22S.
Fer the nine months of the presen.
fiscal year the total receipts were $780,.
915,556. an increase over the CORE
spending period of last year of s1s,-
412.412.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

Upon arrival at New York of the
steamship Trojan Prince, on the 18th,
al; immigration inspector arrested four
S~icilians from Mareno, Sicily, who are
suspected of being counterfeiters.
They are Giovanni D~uzzolino, Giovan-
Ia Duzzolino, his wife; Antonio Spara-
pclo and Archangelo Perrono.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

The ceremonies connected with the
acceptance of the Richau's statue Of
Oliver p. Morton, Indiana's great Wal
governor, which had recently been
placed in Statuary hall, were held i'll
the house of representatives, at WASH
iEgton, On the 14th.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

Representative Stevens, of Minneso-
ia, has introduced a bill granting ad-
ditional homestead rights to those
serving in the war with Spain or dur
ing the occupation of Cuba, Puerto
Rico or the Philippines.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

The state department has been in
formed that the Ottoman government
Las given notice of a 20 to 40 cents in
crease in the duties on pulp wood, be-
ginning May !, 1900.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

The case involving the governorshiI
of the state CT kentucky was present.
eli in the United States supreme court,
OH the 10th, and by request of counsel
was advanced on the docket, so that
arguments will be heard on April 80,
each side being given four hours to
present their case.
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After Many Years.

II. B. HiNson, n forty-niner, now Of
Los Angeles, Cal, met his sister. Mrs.
Lou Hunt, of NJ. 4107 Finney avenue,
st. Louis. for tie first ime in 81 years.
She was a tot OF four years when he
left home TO search for gold.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

A test was made at Indian Head, On
tie 18th, of a plate representing 300
tons of the turret arElor of the bat
t;eship Wisconsin. The 14-ineh plate
was attacked by a ten-inch gun with
the usual result. The shell was
smashed on the face of the plate,
which received no substantial injury;
so the lot was accepted.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

Jorg Cruz, the Puerto Rican laborer
who was held at the barge Office 10
New York as an alien contract laborcr
Gn his arrival there on the steamship
Caracas, on April 3, but was later dis
charged, has brought suit for $4,000
damages against Thomas Fritchie,
commissioner of immigration.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21
Car not Visit Belfast.

Belfast, April 1s.-At a meeting OF
the corporation yesterday the lord
mayor received a letter from Queen
Victoria expressing her heartfelt
thanks for the invitation to visit Pei
fast and her great regret at being CON-
lelled to abandon the idea of making
any journey during her stay in Ire
land.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

According to the official reports
from the Cameroons, in South Africa,
the revolt there is dying out, and or
derby conditions are being resumed.
This is understood to be due largely
TO the good offices of American mis-
sionaries, who have acted as inter-
mediaries in negotiations for a peace
full settlement with the Bull chiefs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

The twenty-ninth annual meeting OF
the Illinois Association of Mexican
War Veterans will be held st Taylor
VILE, Ill, May s and o. Special consid-
Grafton will be given to the bill intro
alnced by Senator Cullom to increase
the pensions of Mexican veterans
above the age of rs years to $25 per
mcnth. An unusually large attend
snce is anticipated.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-04-21

Failures for the week ended on the
18th, were 1913 in the United States,
against 1ss for the corresponding
week last year, and Al in Canada,
against % last year.