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Evening star., 1900-05-03
Petty Opposition to the Code Bill.

1t is unfortunate that petty considera-
tions should operate now to hamper the
passage of the District code bill. which IS
to be taken up tonight by the House for
detailed consideration. Yet the debate
Monday. when Chairman Babcock sought
to secure facilities for the prompt yet thor
ough examination of the bulky bill. indi-
Gated that at least one obstructionist stands
In the path. Representative Mudd of Mary
land a member of the District committee,
objected to a request by the chairman cal
culated to facilitate the passage of the
measure without interfering in the least
with the right of members to propose
amendments The bill is very long and its
provisions are detailed and technical The
best interests of the District require that it
be adopted with minimum of tinkering.
1t represents the labor of years on the part
of one of the most competent Judges who
ever sat on the District bench, familiar
with every phase of the complex system Of
laws in vogue in the jurisdiction 1t has
been carefully reviewed by the Bar Asso
citation, composed of the practicing lawyers
of the District. 1t has received the indorse-
ment In bulk and in detail of the board of
trade and of the Commissioners. 1t stands,
consequently, as the closest possible ap-
proach to a harmonious. satisfactory sys-
tenn of procedure. This fact should serve
to facilitate its passage. Attempts to
change it here and there to suit individual
views or uninformed prejudices or personal
ends are to be deplored. Such a measure
cannot be tampered with in detail in the
rush of general legislation. 1t must, in
large measure, be adopted as a whole or re-
jected. If majority of the House believe
1t to be imperfect 1t should be set aside
for further consideration. But it is ques-
tionable whether the House can judge of
this matter as clearly as have the trainers
of the CODE who have ignored personal
leanings In behalf of comprehensive. mod
ern solution of the local legal maze. Mr..
Mudd is accredited with a desire to protect
certain special interests which are affected
by the code. He succeeded the other day
in blocking the course and may continue
his tactics tonight when the bill Is formally
taken up for consideration. But he will
find that in pursuing this policy he Is an
tagonizing the best interests and the wishes
of the people Of Washington. who ask now
for action on this measure without further
delay.
Evening star., 1900-05-03
Gifted.

When the skies are warmly blue
1 don't have to go and play
Golf to pass the time away.
1 don't have to change my clothes
Just to strike an idle pose.
I.oafings something. don't you see,
That comes natural to me.
I disdain the dashing wheel:
Horsemanship does not appeal
To my fancy. Where's the sense
In such arduous Incidence?
Speed away in eager turn
You who ere you loaf must learn;
Con the laggard's a-b-c-
1t comes natural to me.
Evening star., 1900-05-03
A Beautiful City.

Rev. George H. Hepworth in New York Herald.
Washington Is beautiful city at this
time of the year. and if had leisure to en-
joy 1t 1 should think myself In Paradise
The sun is bright. the sky is innocent of
clouds the air is crisp, the vendors Of flow
ers offer you lilacs at every corner and
the smile of prosperity is on every face.
You may recall the climate of Morocco or
the Riviera in this glorious spring season
but If you are not wholly satisfied with
Washington you are a cynic and hard to
please.
Evening star., 1900-05-03
A Great Change,

club this summer?'
Yes" answered the man with a cold.
unsympathetic eye. "We'll miss it. It'll
be a great change to take up the paper
every day and not see Washington's name
trying to get to the bottom of the column. -
Evening star., 1900-05-03

A great many of the soldiers captured by
the English prove to be Frenchmen, Ger
mans and Russians. who are fighting with
the Beers. Possibly much of the credit for
good generalship should go to Europe.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

How you going to vote next cleo
tion?"
II don't know" answered Mr.. Meekton,
as sudden expression of worry swept his
face. Henrietta does change her mind
so often of late"
Evening star., 1900-05-03

Mr.. Quay has not made any announce
ment which would indicate an opinion that
Mr. Roosevelt ought to have something
bigger than vice presidency. even If it
should be necessary to disappoint Mr.
Hanna
Evening star., 1900-05-03
SHOOTING STARS.
Not in the Market.

''There is a man whose vote in presi-
Dental election could not be bought" re-
marked Senator Sorghum.
Are you sure of it?'
absolutely
"Well, your faith in human nature has
increased considerably"
Faith in human nature has nothing to do
with it He is resident of the District of
Columbia"
Evening star., 1900-05-03

1t is time the sultan thought about regu-
lating his pecuniary transactions so as to
secure good standing with the CONNER
cial agencies.
Evening star., 1900-05-03
The Man With the Mouth.

He has voice which makes the crowd
With wonder stand and blink:
He talks so long, likewise so loud,
He has no time to think
Evening star., 1900-05-03

Some Of the prominent democrats may
reasonably feel share of apprehension
about the arrival in their midst of a man
with Mr.. Pingree's instructive tendencies to
assume leadership.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

Mr.. Carnegie has gone to Europe, and
just at a time when his economic views
might have done so much toward enliven-
ing discussion.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

Possibly Kentucky could arrange to have
shooting galleries instead of election booths,
and make the target practice a little more
friendly.
Evening star., 1900-05-03
From the Milwaukee Wisconsin

Careessness with matches Is rebuked in
a shocking manner by the fatal accident to
the wife Of Gen. Wilson at Matanzas, Cuba.
The modern match cracks like a torpedo
when 1t is stepped upon. and flashes like a
miniature torch.
Evening star., 1900-05-03
Another Suspicion.

What did the teacher tell about today?"
asked the boy who had run away from
school.
about Samson and the way a lady cut
his hair answered the boy.
Il don't believe it It's another of the
stories these Schley people have gotten up"
Evening star., 1900-05-03

The admiring people who insist on feed
ing Admiral Dewey forget that he is in
training for the fight of his life.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

In spite of Mr.. Clarks recent senatorial
expenses, he still feels that he has sufficient
money for housekeeping purposes.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

Mr.. ]. Hamilton Lewis is not SO settled
in private life that he neglects oppor-
tunity to make a speech.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

OIn order TO avoid delays on ac-
count of personal absence, letters TO
THE STAR should not be addressed
TO any Individual connected with the
ONCE, but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or Business Depart
nent. according to tenor or pnrpose.
Evening star., 1900-05-03

Quite a variety of Pretty
Brooch Pins; neat designs M~
and worth 19c. Friday. w.
Combination Purses, that have
sold regularly at 5Oc..
Sc; e.. and 7Sc- Fridays A:3c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30

pet6er foIgenbs oeutIte Rdmea entz
bdIten Iino: 2lbrubam Woies, Retps
Yort; Gptparo S. alderman. Nepz
Yort; SoTepb So6arad, Nep 0ort;
Sol. Bed, Nsp 9Ort; Simon 8reBel,
SrootlDn; Sos. Drummer, Soboten;
Gurl Suroerpalo, Sroptlpn; W;Qidm
Suttner, Srooftnn; 9enrp 5its, Ser
iep @itp Seigbts; Sathurine 8eerisr,
9tetp zYOrt; Murtin 8oBt, Nepsgort;
Senrp Snoth, SerIep Sin; Otto a;noz
ler, glep : gOrt; 6rso. gS. 2ootr,
8biieitons, 8. s.; SO6n Mnrs, Nepz
Nort; Sci. W}ultern, Ns!p : 0Ort;
Nm, RoB, Nep : Yort; G6as. Std
fer, Nep gort; M;hasI Sfr2io:r,
Nep gort; 5rart S6uman, Sroot=
Ipn; Muitin StudPl6,rQ, 8rootIpn;
6. @an 3anot. Nsp : goyt; 8. s.
Bride, Serisp Gitp Se;9htS; B. 5.
Nolf, 9}ep Yort; Sobn N,uingItsin,
Netp Yort.
Die 9ermiBter.
Der Qsb,nSnrluf 6,TtrGnft Ta
gr0Btsntbeils uuf oas 3urrant'i6e
9sbduoe, obglei9 audi p;eGej6t et.ihe
Yafanten unb drosre 2eute in b5n
bsna4barten GsbGuben. peife bqrd
ben @|nitur3 NIT umgarihen lpuroen,
bu5 2eben einbijBten.
Na6Ite6eno fol9t etne elite, Der ais
oermibt gernelbeten YerIonen, pelAe
pobri4sinli6 Der Sutuitropbe sum
fielen:
s. g. Irmiiron9, RutberToro, a.
s., arbettete in Nr. 270, 9reenpidz
ltraBe; MiIo geibin9, 9}etpzgort;
Morp 8raolep, Neip=Yort. on9eItelt
in gr. 49. MuurapItraBe; 6rau 9iz
Ibop unb 3ipei Soldier, 5rlu II. Sim
Der oss @;gertbiimers oes n9ome=Ma=
bez9otels;" SoI. 9aIo. Soroug3
9ronr; Sra 6. Barnes. gtslpzDor,;
6rancjs BARNES, Summit, rs,
GierGaoen. Nr. 102. WarrenIir.; ScaD
Grei9sr. 8rootlpn, in l}r. 1O1, Warz
renltrobe, beI4dftigt; M;6ael GOug5z
lamb. tep.Yort. Elm 4n9sitellttr os5
Strabenreini9ungs : Departments;
&ote CALLAHAN, NeipzYor:, bej Iarz
rant u. 60. 6eiddFtigt; SIaot Go1en.
NspzYort; Senrietta G6alt. 9obOien;
6srmann 0pprbtopiB, NspzOort;
George 9onnelIp. Nep=0ort; @%n2it
5latman. NepsYort; W}oQie @oiOen;
SRI. Griffin; 9bomas Sorristt,
8rootlpr; @m. @alIep, 8root.Dn;
2ouifa Soieteu, TepzYOrf; Benjamin
MoortbouTe. NelpsYort; Suoa Murz
PIN; S2nrp Mub; Su:5 Oppenbs;m;
MarD Ruid; 6rant St0t!er; 8ate
Smiib; Gso. Gdud; MoriB Gpieiz
!auf; Marp Gmitb unb Same5 0iIz
ftnIon.
3uparIGITigs NusfunTt ii6er be 3a6t
Der 3ooteu 1T Iogar ipdt teute Radt
ni6t gu srIangen unO Die SAdBunGea
g&ben melt austinanper. Gtii6e &sute
bs9aupten, e tGtttn Iih nur titpa so
YerTonsn in Surrdnt5 8ebGuOe BE-
funoen unb ale, nit Qlu&na6me elmer
sin3igen, Isien gerettet poroen. 4nOere
Geute reoan BON 200 bis 25O Nrbe;teru
urp Qr6eiterinnen uno enomcm &ez
bsnsoerIuTt. 8;es WhtgGsber DER
6sutrtpt6r firo osrItBt. aIIein Die 2lnz
gabe, baB cine Qtn5abl OerIe!bsn 8ez
t0otet tpOrpen iei, Iat Ii4 ni4t beitds
tigt. Dor bsr 2lufrdumung Der S1iims
msr tpirb IS unmGgli6 iein, biz 3dbl
bsr umgstommenen felt3uItcllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
>l'saomop's
c~ pi((en

q,brau6en, ptIbt idHsG bas SDHtm bon ocn ers
pabnt,n St0rUugen btireieH iDeroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
unbcl)ogrll
llad) oclll
GlliIrlr. II

2eutc bic mad bem GTen Elm Gsfubl beg unbsz
ba0tns nit SpmDtOmtn bon 9Iniouunoeu uno
e6per. babsn, iOpis SOltc, bic finOtn, bab bic
RabrunQ ibnen gcpiermnben i6mer3pOQ ipie tin
ittu,rts Ssuid5t i'm Dla0su bduot. oOsr iDclbe al
9ertopfuno, inreren ndmorrboiocn @lutauOrunq
mad oem ROpf,, edurs I'M Nlaqeu, ue6slftit Sob
bremen. Gcpiidmtrler. Nbns9unQ Qtocu Speien,
Iufiobtu BON gaicn, eci3nabtcm oocr oerfdrttcm
6tr3itla0, GnpirOurOen gum Nuiipru0en oocr
Grtideu bti'm 2isQen, SdDirosltet nab ra6cm
Grbcbu fflsdsn Oocr GcUcbsn Dor Den gIugcn, Ji,=
Der uuo oumpfen e6mc3 i'm Ropt, @tbmugg=
bei6perOsn, ocIbtr 6aut uno @ugeu. 66merjcn in
Der ecitt 9rut unO ben GIic0srn, ioUis p!oBG6eu
0ibesNrt0qtn Itosn, iOltsu siniQs Goen puu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30

Or. Rao NAB & o, n tos0ort
g8srtbs 6errtn! - Sd mar uobs3u DdbreuD ;tv.i
25abr,n trant uno mar in g,banolunQ ciniQer Der
erfnbrtrten aerJte in ben Der. stoaten. I'D Qts
braudtt ous belize gGoTcr in GOT Springs, Irt,
gum 9aotn uro 9rintsu bod iti,n mir oaTtlb,
Nidts gu niit,n. Ra6o,m i5 Sbrc Nn}iqe ees
leitu bate, rabm ib mir Dor, Sbrs 9iusn Ju pros
bir,n, uro babe i'd uabsIu ltpri S5a6ttIn Oaopn
esbruutt, inotm it Jpsi Dor oem S6laieng,bn
uno ,in, mad BEN i5ri5ftt siunabm. uno bat mir
Giciss msbr Gutes gst5an, oIs IrqerO etpas 9tur
here's, Oas id gebruu6ts. W,ir u,bsl ribrts RON
Der 2tbtr br. W,ins CANT uuo Nuosn tpar,u luuJ
esIb; i'd bate Elm ibIdiriges muOss Geil5I iGbls
nj. en bttrunftnsr Raru, bate S3msrBeu oirtts
ubcr benz Tabet, elu5iam, uls ob ib cine SfuI.
Oberbalb otg Taqsns bate Tt.iu. unterletbsera
game par.u isbr oerhopft Y0eiu WuuO uuS
Suru, par.n bi. mets 3,it tpuno. Der app,tt
mar Qut, bod poQttn oi, Speiisn nti OrDdusn
ioub.rr laqcri.u nd ihpsr in mtin.m U!agtu mo-
bel eiriet Iluno opq Spsjieu nd brben. Sb
fonnt, uur leidte uno psroaulib, 9abpuHg qeni,=
Sen gittc i,rbeu Sir mir Sbr gRatbertbeiIuness
Bud" a6tunqsuol
BEN 3Cugo, 6Ot:Spriuos, Qrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
Ser Spntraft bdnst
ron Ger Ticeerlaee
Stpdn's ab.

Gas Cotumcnt. lutl=
DIES ben Gontruft emit
bait, 1T an MID, ais
0rGiiocnten Der oSaltis
timore & Gfio 8lbu-
Gompa0nie" aortiiirt II.
lautct, pie folgt:
rg8trtblr 0crr! BE.
;uQncbmtno duf ulicr
Qcitriqcs nliiuoli6cs ilez
bcrcirtommcn 8ctrcifs
9lnfauis Don 1900 Son
oola lmo 2U00 iib iclbit
ausluotnDcr Sooppcr- Boz
benz Stabl=6drs i3rcibe
tb oielcn grlef al Sle
sur Ynnabme, 10 DAB
irQeuo ein m0Qilibes
WliBperitdnoniB rermics
Den fpiro. Die 9eOiu=
qunqtn lperOen Damn
nlitQctbeilt. Ser S6lubz
9araQrapb pes Gontrafz
tes lit:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
BON Ger Bisse bic gum @rab.

1T Der Dtsni6 alien m0aliteu Rruntbcen untsr=
Doricn Die uriabe Der msiiten oisitr Rraui6tttH
il IN Der unregslmdbiG'r Geben5Dfie Der Sstr5i=
icnosn 3u iu6eu, poourb Der SrQGuisnus qefort
uno nomcntlih oas Slut uno pic SGite uerurrc=
uiQt unp Oeri6ledter ipcrocu. .99o cher Das &lut
unrein lit. oG lafien aud bic fuuttioucu Der tH=
};lHcuErGdne, ME NnQGl. Sebcr 0icrcu uno uber=
blupt Der GiRqclpeioc icbr bduiq, ia ili nets an
RcQclmabigtsit ju ipiiui6tu ibriq. 3e 81. ger
udrO=Rrcuterpiuen fuO Ocs ribtioe Dliitcl, nm
oeisg ucbrliiGnoeR in turjer 3eit abjubsiieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
S1onOe!
GOnnte irgcnb Gtpas, als Die &cnnt=
nip der Nitberlagc inl6' raelbe
Sonrnal" eSitnrielc NetBu>
pcn 5rrpnrrnicn =!
WuS Dem Geitprielleu
Der - z un" ppnI 30.
Cftpber 1909.

Sn @ctrtff Der Gr=
flarunQ ots Sorn. .Gomen,
OlB CT iibtr Die ,3uriid=
iicbung Der Q8a0Qonbcs
itcllunQ tcincu r0luif, "
ouotrn Die Q&abrbtit err
jdblt babe, HtCQc e uns
rlaubt ltin, ]u benlsr=
en-, oaB
mir Ni6t5 mebr als iei=
ne cigcnt GrtldruuQ bdz
ben. is iii ipabr,, paB
or aniiibrt, mas tr ais
Den abi6licBenoen Qaro=
0rdpbsn ocs Gontraftes
nit Der QittsburQcr
6ompaQnis bc,eihrct,
bod lit c5 unm0glib.
iraeno cine Meinung
ouf Sas gu baiirsn, ipas
ais Der Gputroft Qcmo5t
tpuroc, in ySirtlibfiit
ein iiolirtcr uro ubQe=
riIiencr Nus3uq 1T, ME
er ibn gicbt.
llmiOmsbr, ipur es
iiber S1rn. Goipen, pocr
iibcr GjCOrqe 98nibina=
ton, mas Die gluetoote
ron bcm &iribbcum II.
Der mdrtDrerartiQeu Or
Qtbcnbeit al bic 99abr=
belt in ben 8ei6i6tsbii=
bcrn triQblt miro, Die
iiir CUTE, fleine sSunQen
ocibriebsu iiuo! g8cnn
mir uns nidbt irrcn, mar
cs iibcr @corQC Q&aib=
inQtou. 98ir criuuern
ms uibt, icmals eth0rt
gu babtn, Oab ib icue
! 8eibi6te aui Sorn. 6Oz
tpcu bejoq. SolQlitb,
iucnn nab Gripdbnung
oieits angtbli6en 6on=
traits er in itiner fpun=
ocrbaritcn 98ciie bin3u=
iiiQt: oMcine Grtldrung
mar oaber ribtig; Sbre
| Grfldrung mar ss pnbsr
nibt, 10 erlaubeu mir
ms nod einmal Die 9l=
niertuuQ, paB mir nu5
9lllem MIR Sas baben,
mas mir i'm 9lufanQc
bdtten - oru. Gptpen's
93ort oaiiir - uno oub
itlbit Giisnbabns s9rdF.
ocntGn - Der S1imrcl
pcrQebe ms cine iolbe
ararbiitiibc 9lnipielunq
- uuQIti6 oen uuittrb=
liben IS. g0. in ihrcr
Stcllunq Der Q9ubrbcits=
liebs, iutnn oic94abrbeti
nit benz @Cibdfts i'm
6onilitt ituno, befannt
iino.
9@ir bcfirocu uns ots=
hnlh in nSr ibncrilihcr
NotbfpellolQfelt, bet Der
2lniibt iu bebnrren, baB
Sor. 6pnen bri icinsrRcz
be in Der rNtuiit= Safe
tincn r@lufi" bcabTb=
tiote, II. oab or bci bic
icm r@luTf" blcibt. 99ir
babsn fcircn@cntis BON
Dem @eQentbCil, als iti=
ne ciocrc @cbauptur0.
uno obQlcib Giitrbnbn=
9lrdfocntcn, 9autitrs
mn Sruit WdQnatcu
2rinotim bic 9@ubrhcit
GttAr iiH5:n, als Dem
chrlihcu Solar, lie bod
in acibditlihcn glrQtlcz
eenbcittr bic Wnbrbcit
oIs eine Guells BON lnl=
gcle0enbeitcn bciinbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
"Marnlnno Sritisut."
Ufais unr Seia,cmsS buir.
Qrpf. Cftn Tud,h Rrln,inn

&nnfsS Stsartsment (9oesalaFtn) sr6fiuct am l.
Ehob'r. 3ti6nsn in alien @ran6cn nah @orla
yea nno nap oCln Hebsn, GHtDiirit gRalsn II 98ai
i:rfarbtu uno Gel, Joni, mpotQirtn,
SamfaassG in oeniclbcn uKterrid,ts ;p.iaer
uuo Rorma!sltntsrri5t beginner am 6. Cftob.r'
ME bic SoQsedutn.
@henbs0laNsn beginner om Is Cftobrr - srei
bano=, ut6lauiitss unb arcbitstteniites 9rihrsn
Gatalooe fiEo i'm Jnitiut su baben ootr Der Noi
btrionot SSohn @e. Garter
9r0i;oent oes Gsmite's Der IRal= unn 3ei6eufdule
Dian doreire @torac g. GscGaoan, aftuar.
(Seat2a 90. sc. .Si-Gtt22l
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rSuu:~
Sic babcn Die Grt!i=
ring, ptlbe i1 in Der
rWtuii.=@aIc" iiBer ci=
ncn 6ontratt fir Stabl.
Cars, Der I'M Sale Don
@rDdn's Grl9dblunQ an.
nulllrt lucrOen ipiirOC.
bctrddtlibcn 8aum Qc=
iuiOmet. Sic babtu bic
fcIbe tinen r@luff" Qc=
nannt, pGmit Sic na=
tiirli0 mcintn, oaB mtiz
ne GrtlarWng unpa6r
iei. Sun ipill i6 1b=
rcn bic qcnaae ecitimz
mung in Dem Gontrofte
fir Den @au Disitr 5000
Stabl=Gars mitIbcilCn.
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SpeStdl- 2ao115.
Sobn 6. Goluetl
beantluortet ben Mmgrt1
auf TIN bur6 bic
,,Snlt."
Grkldrung, ba6 Gar=G9ntrakt im
ginbIi& auf Altsinlep's }ple@
bsrsrwab!una abgsIbloasn lpur=
os, wiro uon gsrrn Cowen
braili9t.
2sefdufoiguns oes ''Swaass'
,pioerfegt-
Sir fall6en Mugabcn uno Gerbalten
Der Sun" aualBlirt.
sic fall6en Mnsabcn uno Gerbalte'l
Der Sun" aualBlirt.
Sraacn ocrS ampasne fabis erDrtcrt.

9attimore, 27. Stto6:r 1900.
Nn Den Rebaftaur Der Sun"
Sic 6a6en Der &rt.drun9, pelde th
in Ger ,Mu7it6alle" u6er einsn @on=
trait fir S;ablsDag9ons, Der i'm
Sale oon 8rpan's Grtpd6lun9 aanul=
lirt tperosn piiroe, mQfts, b'trdft@
l;6en Baum eApiomet. Sie bab3n
o;eIsos einen u9tuif 9ennnnt, tpo@
mi: S;s natiirli4 mener, baB m'lns
Grttdruns uaIpa6r lei. gun piQ ta
Stnsn bic gsnaue SeItlmmun9 in
Dsm Gontrafte fir Den gau OleEer
5000 5tub.zWu9gons mitt6ePlen.
Ser Gontraft bdngt BON
Der N;ebsriage 8rpan
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NusSrn. .Somen's Srief
pom 2Y Cftober
1900.

gln Den RtDlfttur Der
r,t.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-30
Dies 70 eitere mimi
Iidje uebereinfpmmeu
;ioiidJeu unS mar, Saf
inn Waue Ger Niccer-
Iase WfcSinlep's es
sSbucn frsi ifcbt,
5000 Sars ;u anz
uiIfIirPrI

Sie 1000 eripdbntcn
Cars iparen, ipis ib in
mCincn @emcrfllnQcu in
Der WcriammlunQ iu9tc,
uuQcidbr Die 3abl, ipcl=
DE Dor rer g9lbl ibrsr
@ollenounQ cntgsQen Qes
ben ituO oabcr gcnonl=
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-15

A great ado has been made over
the fact that Bishop Fowler of the
NJ. L. Church had taken the stump
for Mckinley. The Republicans
have been making much of it.
They are Untitled to all the consola-
ton they can get out of the further
fact that he admits that he has done
this for pay. He is one of the
leading men in the ministry of that
church. He not only confessed
that he had, but was paid by the
Mark Hanna Committee for so
doing. The confession lets out in
formation that should interest and
amaze the Methodist people. The
church is pretty deep in Mckinley
politics, but that one of the Bishops
should be employed by the Hanna
Committee for money, to advocate
McKinley's election, is move in
political ecclesiasticism that has
had no other instance Of the kind in
this country. The good Bishop
appears to be serving God, mammon
and the devil Perhaps "w. H. :"
Grew. John w. Hardesty, of Tun.
nelton,) will write another article
for the Journal denying this and de-
claring it all an ARGUS lie.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-15
FARMERS UNION ASSOCIATION
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
PRESTON COUNTY. WEST VA.
<Dsseseesst % % pssseeseeT,
CONSTITUTION.

VIZ the subscribers for the purpose firmly secur
ing ourselves against any loss by fire. combine
ourselves together as joint stock company FARMERS
UNION Association AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PRgs
TON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA Each to value his or
her house and barn separate IT, in the opinion of The
Company the valuation is too high the Directors the Asso
cation shall value the And by fire or light
ming is sustained by member of Company the Presi
dent OF this Company SHALL made loss
call together the Board of Directors who levy pro rata
tax on the value of each member of Company the pu
pose OF paying such loss by fire. and all the
members OF SAID Association that the following
bylaws shall be binding from and after fully
and eectualy to all ntents and purposes rules
and bylaws and if each of them had an
ACT OF General Assembly of West Virginia every
subscriber or subscribers, whomsoeve
required to yield full and explicit obedience rules
ana bylaws, as the case require until the
repealed or amended altered expire by Imitation
IL Is further agreed that the subscribers
OF us pay the sum of dollar the
pany at the time of subscribing dcfray expenses
which we bind ourselves heirs
and assigns, individually and collectively
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-15

The paper went round, and men
put down their names from rs to co
cents. Each one had an explana-
ton to make. He was only thrown
out feeler, but could be depended
upon for SIoo If there was need of
Il. The sum Of Sr.So had bin
raised and there was general feelin
all through the crowd that Jeric ho
was doin herself proud when Lish
Billings came saunterin in. Deacon
Spooner once explained the case
to him and added
''Lishfyou are known 10 be a
big hearted man, and we all know
will be glad.to.contribute to SIGH a
worthy cause. Give us your name !"
81 see" said Lish as he took the
paper, "that you hev raised $3.50
for sick and distressed wilder who
has lived among us for IS years."
1--WE hev."
"And it's all goin to b. hers3v
every cent of it,"
"And you want me to make il up
to 81 and do old Jericho proud9"
''rhat's it, Lish."
"Waal, you'll hev to excuse me.
The wilder don't happen to need
the contributions of our throbbin
and sympathetic hearts. She died
about an hour ago, and her sister is
comm down from Albany to bury
her 90
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-15
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