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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-24
THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN.
An Incident That Happened In the
Frnnc0-Prussian War.

1t is Il peculiar circumstance that
hardened and trained troops will 20
through Il long fight surrounded by all
the horrors that are inscparable from
war without ilinchng and with the ut
most apparent cAllouSncss, and the
same men will be struck terrified by
single triliing incident
Every war of any Importance. partic-
Elarly wars between civilized nations,
is prolific in incidents Of trivial charac-
ter in themselves, but so unusual and
unnatural that they appeal to the nat
ural instructive horror of men more
suddenly and intensely than perhaps
the main rcrrOrS OF days of carnage
and surrounding scenes of suffering.
Such an incident is the one, for exam
pie. which occurred ut the battle of
Worth in the early days of the Franco
PruSSian war.
In the heat of the great battle n wing
Of the pruSSian army was charged by
the regiments of French cuiraSScrs in
the hope Of turning the wing and facil-
itating the falling back of the French
infantry But the cuiraSSicrS were
driven back by the untlinchina Prus-
slams. Again the cuirassicrs Charged,
and again they were driven back by
the whitening fire of shot and shell.
For third time they came down
again. and as the enemy waited for
them to draw nearer horrible, blood
freezing terror seized the PruSSianS,
and for moment it looked as if they
would turn and fly or be cut down
without defending themselves. But in
moment they had pulled themselves
together and beaten back for the third
and last time the gallant curaSsiers.
The sight that terrified the PruSSans
appears nothing very much in black
and white. 1t was a regiment of cuiras-
sierS led ut Il daShing rate toward them
by n hcadless officer sitting upright in
his saddle and apparently encouraging
his men after having been dccapitatcd
by cannon ball.-Cincinnati Enquir-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-24
PILGRIM JOE'S YARN.
BEING AN ACCOUNT OF SOME SANGUl-
NARY BATTLES.

The Worthy Man suffers Fer the
WronSdoinEs of other People, but
In the Long Run Manages to Come
Out Ahead.
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Horrors of Lake Travel,

Aunt Rachel was chaperoning lot
of her nieces on an excursion up the
lake.
They were on a night boat, and the
lake was rough.
Mandy" she called out feebly,
ring for the chambcrmaid."
I'm too sick, auntie," moaned Miss
Mandy. ASK one of the other girls
Make the well kin ring"
And the boat continued to pitch with
great violence.-Chicago Tribune.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-24
He OYerpInycd the Limit.

He OYerplnycd the Limit.
In the shadow OF her tcpee,
Chewing pine tree gum and scowling
And anon sigh discharging
From its birthplace in her bosom,
Sat .Iuanita Ethyl Sunbeam
Waiting for her first best fellow,
Whom she'd tclcphoncd to meet her
When the evening star had risen.
She was dressed for the occasion
In her new red flannel leggings
And in skirt of smoke tan buckskin
Trimmed with beads and soldier buttons.
Shone her hair with gloss OF wolf grease.
And her witching face was painted
In designs I'd qucll riot.
Round her neck was hung 4 neC1laCe
OF the claws that bears climb trees with.
Soon she heard his footprints coming,
And she drew from out her bosom
With a trembling hand a mirror
Into which she keenly squinted
To observe if she had got FER
Look of disappointment on straight.
To seat on terra frma
Bcckoncd she the wond'ring warrior,
And when he had humbly squatted.
With his legs punched up beneath him,
Thus She spake:
81 called you hither,
Senior Jim Bowleggcd Beaver,
To inform you that you'd better
Hustle for another steady!
Once ! really thought | loved you,
Looked upon you as a fellow
Any sQuaw would strive to hoodoo,
But I've seen you slowly drifting
From the warrior to the woman,
From our sacred tribe traditions
To the customs of the paleskin!
When you cast aside the brecChClOth
For the white mans white duck trousers
With a tuck turned at the bottom
And the moccasins supplanted
With a pair OF tan foot castings,
i endured without murmur,
Hoping you had reached the limit,
But my hopes were cen as bubbles
Blown by wanton kids from soapsudS
On their toiling mammals waShday!
Now, You warp legged freak OF nature,
Rise am ooze out of my presence!
Vanish rs my dream has vanished,
For I'll never, never, never,
And again few times never,
Give lease on my affections
To a e. &c colored dandy
Who wear gingham shirt waist
Trimm with Kensington insertion
And wi ruilcs on the bosom
Go, an leave me to my sorrow,
For fam would weep little!"
Denver Sost.
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Copyright 1900, by c. b. Lewis.l
AS rested under the shade of high.
way tree ut MONDAY to eat the primi-
tive meal that a pilgrim may carry
with him. the air was balmy, the birds
full of song, and | felt that it was good
to be upon airth. AS my old boss
chankcd his oats, my fightin dawG
slept and ny bottled grasshoppcr pur-
red softly to himself | found myself
gittin off SIGH observashunS as:
"A clear conscience and a ham sand
witch are better than 500 won at
poker"
And also:
"Hc who hath fame hath detractors;
be who hath power hath enemies; he
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Let liz Hope So.


what mo- kin ask" said the col
Ored citizen. "De cons in de crib. de
cotton is a-pickin, de 'tatcrs is all
banked, on de ole mule don't know
dar's mortgage on himr'-Atlanta
Constitution.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-11-24

The newspaper is on speaking terms
with every class of peoplc.-Wast
Superior (WisD Telegram.
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Ads. as Tricks.

Fortunes are built on the installmcnt
plan, and each good advertisement il
n brick used in the construction.
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RAILROADS.
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
scbeSne in eject December %. 1902
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest. VesubuIed Limited
trains 1875 A. m sos D. m, daily.
Tor Cincinnati, St Louis, and Indianapolis.
Express, loss a m. Yestibuled Limited $40 p.
M, express 1905 night. daily.
Ior fittsburg and Cleveland, O.S5 a. m and
ei5O and II .j5 p M. daily.
Tor Columbus. Toildo and Detroit. 1906 night
"a L" winchester and way stations. 's:5J =. IA
~,o S5iO and $50 p. N.
ror Luray, 40 p. m. daily.
-sU baltimore. week days. N2.G5. 500. GEO
\ H,; 30, A. 10, xsT SIS. K9:S0. Nlc:o0
A9;OS, No:lO, 1850 500, C.Pl. 500. xl0-u
II 30. Kills. .. m suAdsys KS 01-Og
40. $50 H9:O0 a. m. 1I2.O5, 100 l:Iy
1 lid "a -; ~ * A5VS, 19;lO G-y @s.OO' NlJ,
For Annapolis. 7:lO and s;ss a M. I2:I5 an.
~ e. p rI m sundays $50 a. a. 40 P m
So, 5:8e p. m sundays. s-n1 a. m. rs %. o.
Ter HageTstovn, &c IS a. IN and - 30 D. ~
Tor BOYD and way points. week DAYS. s.
4 m - $50, f:O5 p N. Sundays. 800 a h.
For, Gaithers5urg aud way. points. week day
80 a m, 1850 800. $50. 1913 SEQ. 7:U-
,6.IS ?, m. Sundays 300 a. m. LIS. i.SS. 7.O5
For Washington Junction and Way point
Neek Gays, s-S5 a. m, 4 80 80 p. M SunGay=
300 a r., lis p m.
Royal Blue LIne.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Ior Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York. Bo-sou
and the East, week days, 7-0j ID.ner). So
Buffet. 1000 (Diner) a. m. I2:0J tDiner
l:lJ tDiner). 800 Royal Limited % +,
,lusiyely Pullman Train Dining Car. So
Dining Carl, 500. 11.s) ard s-sj night, CS.e-;
ing Car open AZ l0-J0 o'c!ock). Sundays, 10.
300 a n. 1905 noon. i-Ii riniug Cars. so
800 Dining Cars. 500. Il.S0, and 2.35 nigh
Sleeping Car open 1860 o':lOck)
Parlor Cars all day trains
For Atlantic City. 1000 a m, 70. 05 noon. an.
is and 800 p. m. week days I2:15 noon SCI
avs
FOR Cape May. week days. y -O5 and Is o. m
Except Sunday. NENpress trains
bagEaGe called for and checked from hoie
10 residences by nion Transfer Co on ordr
n az ticket ofHccs. 6l9 Pennsylvania Averu
w, New York Avenue and 10Th Street ard .
epot.
D. D. UNDERWOOD. d r. MARTIN
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AUCTION SALES.

CWALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctione5rsl
AUCTION SALE OF INREBEEMED PLEDGES
I will sell by public auction az 8S7 IIfh a. NV
MARCH I. At 6:3O Z. NJ an goods on which
interest remains unpaid. consisting of gold silver
and metal watches. diamonds. clocks chains. rincs
jrwcrv Of az kinds, clothing. books. musical ia
strumeutS, guns, revOiyCTS. ypeWriter, cr.
HENRY r. GROCE. Treasurer. Ip-s-5t
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-Bv ytrfas
% a writ Of hcri ilcias. issued out Of the
clerks Office Of the Supreme CourtNof the District
OF Columbia. and 70 me directed I will sen nj
public sale for cash, on SATURDAY MARCH IL
1900, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. in front OF M.
court house door. Washington d. c. the follow
ing described real estate, tO-wit: Lots numbered
s., S. So and 20, in block number l. in Oregon
L. Green's subdivision Of a part Of q tract OF
land IN the county Of Washington.
District Of Columbia, as per pat IN
County Book. number G. page q. in &c
Office Of the Surveyor Of the District Of Colu.ab
seized and levied upon as the property Of cIlud-
ius B. Smith and George o. Watson. Trustee
terre tenants Of Andrew NJ Green. deceased. and
sold 90 satisfy execution No. fI.G5f in favor o.
Henry II. Borgnanu. Treasurer Of the Washington
Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association,
plaintiff
AULICK PALMER, Marshal
THOS- BOWLING & CO.. Auctioueers-
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ron EENT-HOUSES.

FOD EENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-ll39 y. !. ave. NV, large rooms.
parking, aIGc yard, cellar; rent. >2G. 50.
OWNER. 1915 y. j. ave. rN. !c2i2t
FOR RENT -IZO6 Kirby 50 NV. 5-rson and cellar
brick, good ngighb0rhood- convenient 90
'olorcd High School SIS So st. NV. te2i-at
FOR RENr-Fur.. neat. centrally located frame
house; Z Rooms and bath; cellar and fUrnlc-:
convenient Co all cars, SO per month. Apply
JOS. 4. Bj khAHr, attorney C1rc0rau Building.
i,-3-at,tW
FOR kENT-HouSc, partially fur, with some
rooms rented and seven bo1rdcrs, rare
chance. Address j. OF apply a. = Grant Place
NV fe22-5t EN-
FOR RENT-Sfore dwelling. and large stable
90 junction OF BrghtW0oI ave. cars and Dis
triot line Apply = NJ WATERS 1920 10th 81.
IW. frZ2-3t
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FoUND-Ice cream, pure and delicious. zoe per
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n Y.
ave. NV. Phone 2e8I ie27-u
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FosToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedules Ct ciosiHgs are
arranged on the presumption Of their uuiutcTup,-
al overland transit. For the week ending Feb
rEary "a, 1901. the last connecting closes viii be
made from this Office - follows;
Mnils for south and Central America.
West Indies. Etc.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail 10 North
~ duey. AID thence via steamer close here daily
cNcep; sunday Il 1900 m., and on Sundays only
90 1870 a. m CD OBJ
Mails for MOI FLON by rail 60 Boston ard
thence via steamer. close here daily at 5.I5 p.
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa. Pa.
sundays. Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. a.
Via Miami. Fla. Mondays. Tuesdays and Sstur-
Gays 10 1880 a. III. 90
Mails a.. AIENICO overland. unless specially a.
dressed Cor despatch by steamer sailing from New
York. close here daily al 1850 m, and IO..J
Nails for COSTA RIGA. BELIZE. PUERTO COP
TEZ and CT ATENAlA, by Tl-' % New Orleans
and thence via steamer. clor. h-ra daily al 18-oJ
D. M. ths connecting closes for whi-h being sun
Lays and Tle-tay- for COSTA RIGA and MondaY-
Tor BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ, and CUATE-
Transatlantic Mails.
Mails Tor CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and PHIL
IpPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. clos
here daily az D-aJ NJ up tn March =. lugfulfVa
for despatch per =. &. America Mau1. tsi
Mails Tor HAWAlI. via san Francisco close here
daily 40 s-55 p. ~, mp 90 March =, inclusive Tor
despatch per S. 5 Australia ,1l
Mails Ter Al SrRALIA Except West AustrsTfs
which goes wa Europe. and New Zealand. which
.-,r.. va san Fraucisgo}. HAWAII and pin TSr
ANB~ Via Vancouver, close here daily II G.S5 n
m.. up 90 March 8, inclusive, for despatch p,r.
S. s. Norau.i tnl
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. and PHILIPPINE
Isl. ANUS-" Vie seattle. close Hnrc daily al g-g5
% M up 90 March 8. inclusive. fer despatch r,r
s Elushiu Mau- Registered letters must h.
directed "NIa seattle TOO
Mails for Australia Except West Australian
NV ZEALAND. HAWAII FIJs and SAMOAN
Isl ANDS via san Francisco, close here daily AZ
Gas o. No.. after March 3. and up 90 March Il
Inclusive for despatch per s. $ MaEiposl. Co)
Mills for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded IN
New YORK for connection with European steamers
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Military NAH de-
Matched 10 san Francisco. lt all closes Tor that
office q connect with Government Transports. the
.liliug- q which are irregular
tbl Rcgisle cred mails close Al 100 p. m same
day
jc) Registered mails close at 500 p. m. same
DAY
I'D Registered mails close at 500 a. m. same
day.
90 Registered mails close at 100 ?. m. previous
day
lh) Registered mails close at 300 p. m. prev
i0us day.
% Registered mails close at 500 p. m. prev
ious dav.
lo) Registered mails close At 600 p m. prey
i0Us day.
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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FUR SALT viii sell my beautiful Weber up
nght piano at q sacrifice; no reasonable offer
lot cash or time refused Address BOX I2s. this
Office fe9i.6t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
FOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Brick store and dwelling: rooms
and stable; No. 1874 eth St NV; reduced to
$3.50. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. go st. NV.
fe2i-3tem
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wANTED-ROOAIS.

NANTED-Thrcc uufrr rooms on 2d or Sd floor:
terms .dust De rea enable. Address Box To-
this Office fe2g-Sf en-,
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ANlED-tolored person, with a few hundred
dollars 60 Join in one Of the best paying
businesses in the country Address Box ll2. this
oihCC- fC2t-3t. EN-
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ron EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange machine shop, fun Of good tools
for part payment OF small s-room h0U>c. I'D
dress bon 673 this Office. fe23-5J
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND p SIS.
s:5j A. n WEEK DAYS. PTrTSBURC TX
PREss-Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
Pittsbug
ln--n a N nEN-,-sH- r.A-r. LI.lL-L.r- r---L-
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FOR SALE-Tbe entire contents ct am S-roam
house. such iron beds. with spring. aaE
and birch chamber suites. extension tables tine
feather pillows. dining chairs. stoves. bookcase.
folding bed, open ETate, gas heaters. d-h-S gia-S
ware, toilet sets. bed springs. blankets. bedding.
wash tubs. gasoline stove, centre tables, lace
curtains, portieres library tables desks carpets
- r--s. wardrobe; these goods having been
moved 20 cur place Of busine>s from 3234 II.
NV are offered f0T sale les than half of their
first cost. FRIES & HOPWOOD, sJi and sts
NV. le24-3t.em
FOR SAIE-Thc most complete stock Of y and
$40 sewing machines In this city; all makes
row ON hand FJNk'S, so & st. s. fe2lst.e EN-
IDR SALE-Two black six dresses, in thorough
order. g. and So bust measure: so each. worth
four times rs much; lavender silk tea gown.
$40: -iik shirt waist. sos. Box 49, this Office
Item
FOR SALE-TUo very inc uickelcd porcelain ja~
coffee urns. FRIES HOPWOOD, sth and
h SIS. nv te2+5t.em
BERKSHIRE scar; thoroughbred: splendid stock
free in Washington. MR. WILLIAMS, Silver Hin
Md fe2i3t EN-
FOR SALE Cheap, large, old-fashioned sofa; good
sewing machine; also bicycle. l0lS ST. NV.
FOR sALE-Lock safe; weigh; 500 pounds: good
es new; cheap. 40 y. \. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-BIack cocker bitch, in wheip; regis
tered stock, only SD; Irish water spaniel
puppies; champion stock; SO. J. FISHER, 1876
Florida ave. NV. fe23. 1926
FOR SALE-Two sets Of single harness for SO;
bargain. STABLE, Cor. list and I SIS NV.
ie22-St.em
FOR SALE-First-cIass sewing machine: s. SIO.
and Sl2; years guarantee; a few serviceable
machines, -; all the attachments. FUNK'S 327
c St. Sc. te22-Stem
FOR SALE-Slate mantel latrobe. range. iron
porch and steps. window frames. etc; second
hand; in good repair and complete Apply 1924
Sth st. NV. fe223t en-.
FOR SALE-Steel saI,-; cost Sis: will sell for
$50. W. p MEICALF. 1905 + st. NV. feast
FOR SALE--A nag liscen. Weber upright piano
cheap; easy terms 70 suit; square pianos So
up; 81 weekly payments. +. G. SMITH, I225 Pa
ave. ie2l-tf
BAD BILLS colleceted or no charge. Il. D. COR.
DON, Lawyer, 1885 F NV. feI9-6t
FOR SALE-Fancy fowls, peasants, rabbits,
guinea pigs, csnaries. 9ea fowls, breeding
cages. incubators brooders, bIHe cutters. etc
SCHAiIDS BIRD STORE, 12 J2t4 st. NV.
fel3-14t
FOR SALES for hair mattresses. in two parts.
lounges S2.75i s. cook snd heating stovez, s.;
psElor and bedroom suites, 81 per week; We are
alter furnishing yer house, cash credit RED
NoND, 81 and BIS 18th St des-iLen
FOR sALE-cOks: oven coke better than rls
coke. S2oo per lead: ne and Sc, $27s per
lead; northwest AVID southwest OzdeTs booked AZ
900 st. NV; essh with order. de7-tf
EOR sALE-Good quality Opaque shades. atted 20
your windows, only CSC; the best quality
oil opaque shades, 80 cent?: hung free; will cal
az ~ '- 49, su.i.ti
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The 8 DAYS" Cure

tor meu) leads all remedies IN this CITY; a
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con
sultatIon free DIR. MCMILLAN sic 18th 81
NV once hours 9 &c y a. m; to D. M
sundays, 10 4 p m lcCImo
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this heHd
viii be inserted for one cent Woru
for each insertion.
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DIR. A. H. TAYLOR,

Dot Il st. y. w
Gold dlling and bridge work a speciality. AZ
the lowest prices; amslEam hilirE. SOC: full sets
r. teeth on plates, $; extracting, cithrr bv ras
or local spray, absolutely painless. Sic: With
out, sc; 81 work done by experts aud guar.
O'Clock. mh22-ts On
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HELP wANrED-MALE-

Advertisements under this head
VIII be Inserted for one cent n word
TO- ench insertion.
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FOR RENT-small corner store, dwelling above.
$3.50; 1873 n. J. ave; house open: new
stable, s.. fc32-3t
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T-EkY - USE FOR EXAMINATION AID DIAGNOSE
GERMAN SPECIALISTS in charge TO treat al
chronic diseases q man and woman Catarrh
rheumatism, Brain Stomach Heart Kidney Rad
Ger. Hcmorrhoics tiIles) cured; vitality restored
PRIVATE DISEASES. Structure. Impotency.
NaTicocc!e. Fydrocele. Syphilitic skin and Blood
Poison cured without mercury
Especial sttention in old and So-caIIed {ncrr-,hfs
cases, treated and cure accomplished Hours 10 20
u, to 6. Tuesdays. Thursdays aad Saturda,s
till s evening Sunday closedl Dr. CZARRA
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NANfED-By ladies. q small IA, or unfur-
uished rooms. for light housekeeping; state
terms Address Bon l3l, this office. fe22-3t
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WANTED-F'.NTS.

NANIED-By man and wife, - children. 4 or &
room fat. a. m. J.. Noithwc.t or Northeast.
rot over 50. Address BOX l3s this Office
icai-3t
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-DaTy farm. near the city. For p1r-
ticularS address owner, BON I23 this otti.e
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WALL PAPER,

SPRING Is HERE. It's all over our store. New
spring styles m Wall Paper are iu Beauties.
every one. Rich, dainty effects-and variety
enough to please every fancy. Rooms papered-
very finest work-only s. per room up. r. G.
NOLTE, $40 9th st no BRANCH fe24h
ROOMS papered. Sl.75 up; samples brought; work
guaranteed. HUNT, 9l4 I. 81. NV fe23-7t. EN-
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FOR SALE-NORTHWEST-

Cali at office for semi-mOnthly Bulletin
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-21
HANNA Reelected.
NJ. A. Hanna was reelected chair
man Of the National committee by ac-
clamation.
DELEGATES
Claimed That Victory Was Theirs
Broke Hanna's Slate.

Philadelphia Pa, June 3l--iSplD--
The delegates to the convention We're Il
happy lot of men when the! sot out
of bed this morning The sun was
shining from the sky us clear as the
political situation and to u man these
delegates said that never in the history
ot the Republican party had a ma
tional ticket been selected which was
more satisfactory than Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
Everything was cleared up over
night and the delegates went to bed
feeling that they had won victory
They came here determined to nomi.
nate Roosevelt for vice president. For
reasons that seemed good to them Sen.
utor Hannu and other leaders had tried
to stem the tide of popular sentiment
ami have some other man named for
second place on the national ticket
The delegates would not yield. They
could not be lined up for any other
man.
Last night Senator Hanna made a ii
nal effort to unite Il majority of the
convention ON Col Long, Fairbanks
or Dollivcr. II could not he done aud
the Senator yielded peacefully and is
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-21
ROOSEVELT
Also Named by Acclamation-Demon
strative Roll Call.

At 1855 the roll call Of the States
for Vice President began. Col Young
stepped forward to nominate Govern
or Roosevelt of New York Cheers
came from all parts of the house.
The band played 'Therc'll be a Hot
Time In the Old Town Tonight" and
thousands joined in singing.
The cheering from the audience,
however, was not up to expectations.
The fact that the audience was hot
and tired and that Col. Young's speech
was not ms good as was expected, fail
cd TO rouse enthusiasm. The dele
gates were in earnest and chcered for
Roosevelt. Quiet was restored and
the Chairman recognized Mr.. Murray
of Massachusetts to second the nomi-
IldtlOn. MANI IL ehoit ""'e -A'
Lodge. Mr.. Murray did make it short,
which fact the audience very much ap.
prcciated. His speech however, arous-
cd enthusiasm. Are there any more
nominations asked Chairman Lodge.
''No, no." replied the delegates in one
voice The chair then recognized Mr..
Ashton of Washington. make 1t
short" said Mr.. Hanna. When Nh.
Ashton concluded there were loud calls
for Dcpcw. He went forward to the
platform, amid loud cheers. When
quiet was restored, he said: Il am not
on the program. Our New York dele
CATION came here for Roosevelt for
Vice President" He said some nice
things about Timothy l.. Woodruff and
the convention uppluuded him literally.
4 motion was then made to nominate
Roosevelt by acclamation 1t carried
WIN h"rt"h' .i!