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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
Teaehers Examination.

The next regular teachers eyamna-
tion for Iron county will be held in
CRYSTAL Falls August Is, ~ and II.
Certificates III an grades will DC
granted at this examination.
JolIN \. MASON,
Commissioner 0t schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
For Sale Cheap.

The searls driving horse ~ for sale at
"a bargain. Can be seen at our stables
BIRD lRON Go
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10
DR.. E. |. Challis,
Dentist,
OFFICE UP STAIRS IN THE
LINDSAY BUILDING.


The contest which has been ON for
a trip ticket to the Pan-American ex-
position was decided last night. The
Judges met at $50 and canyassed the
votes. They were gone over care
fully and the intesest OF each OF the
contestants carefully looked after.
The result is as follows;
Mamie Dawson Northumberland 92
Laura Hooper .................,,. 2lS4
Ii was d close run and few votes
one way or the other would have turn
ed the scale The winner is entitled
to the honor which is honestly hers
and we congratulate her upon her
success. IN this connection We must
mention THE excellent work done 10y
Miss Clara Dawson for III was her I'M
diyidual hustlug that made victory
for her sister possible TO put IL in
! the most expressive language "She IS
a little hustler and with that per-
sonal quality which She has displayed
iu this contest ever To the front, GER
taiuly she wilI makea success Of life.
We feel under personal obligation to
Miss Hooper She was nominated
against her wishes but once Ia the
contest She stayed To the finish and
checrluly assisted to make il sue
cess, the matter cl i trip ticket being
| but little TO her
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-08-10

Helps Young ladies.to withstand tie
shock ~ sudden proposals that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done Doc.
Made by the Madison Medicine Co J
&. Wilkinson
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1901.
ONLY THREE LEFT.

With the accession OF the Belts Ma
chine Company to the roll of nine-honr
shops. and the favorahly reply Of the
management of the Diamond State Steel
Company to the workmen employed there
there are now hut three machine shops
in the city in which the nine-hoW sys-
tenn has not been adopted. When there
are seventeen nine-hour shops against
three ten-hour shops in the city. it is
reasonable to expect a speedy and sue
cessful end Of the strike. From the
shops where the new system has been
adopted. the reports OF its effect are all
favorable. There has been no reports of
an appreciate loss Of the amount of
work done by the men in any Of the
shops What the advocates of the short
day have been claiming for it has APP
parently been realized-the men do as
much work in the nine-hour day ms they
did in the ten-hour day. With this fact
demonstrated the holding out of the shops
where the nine-hour day has been de
mandcd. and not granted. is shown to h'
unreasonable obstinacy.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
THE LABOR PROBLEM

How to avoid strikes is the problem
are trying To solve. 1t is n DIM
cult one. Ii il is to be set
tlcmrnt reached between labor and capt
tal IA TN basis Of individual effort as
bctwrpn the wurkmen and His employers
The settlement is long way III The
universal adoption and application VI thc
golden rur is alone sufficient for the
task. il left nS we suggest e. the conclu-
sion of the PARTIES If first interest. II
will not hr difficult to agree that >urh
an adoption and application il long way
of.
rher, are interests which must he
taken care ~ that canmot b. delayed mn.
til The millennium. In the vast industrial
enterprises ~ today there has come Il
H. common right interest III these
things which must ~ cared FOR. There
arr forn> NJ industrial activity that
must NOT Us allowt, r. cease They III
vnlve nv ony pu,lic convenience I'M
public business and, indeed may inyoiv,
tho public safety The railroadS am
transportation lines through which III,
man. M 1i.,ui,.,,t.., ..,.... ,,.,,i.i,a.,,, r..
,,,., ,,,.,, ,,,.. W. ,,....,
us sity thai thr lmilling II naval vessel.
The mamufacturc Of arms. ,luthn. Hi,
''.'''i''e n N.'' ~ i.'.Sf ii.'''''' ~
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
Some Suggestions for Her Guidance
when Choosing Her sum
mcr Attire

White holds first rank this sum
mer. MS il did last. fer children, Young
girls and young women, and fer old.
or ones also when combined with
black, says Ladies Home journal.
White lawn graduation gowns This
year are trimmed with dainty hem.
stitched or lace trimmed rnfiies upon
the skirts, the waists being tucked
and hcmmcd, with embroidered Of
lac" insertion set in.
White and colorcd wash silk shirt.
waists made like ordinary cotton ones
Will be much worn this season.
Wide sashcs Of soft rihbon used as
belts and ending With long ends com,
in~ 10 the edges OF the skirts, are TO
be used With summer gowns.
Collars are made from two to three
inches deep aha over foundations
that mny ~ bought il an sizes. ~ i
rule The collar i made " tie dress
material ana trimmed a. tie waist II
Many of tile parasuls this season
arc ot striped silk Ill white eolors. ant
many others are Of plain black anc
The dark shades. The sticks are long
| ana lis rule are less ornate thar
they were d year ago.
/
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
STOCK POT FOR SEASONING.
How Dainty Touches May BE Pu'
to Salads and Sauces in
Summer.

The difference between palatable
and unpalatable food is frequently
mere question Of seasoning, said a
woman whose own cookery is above
criticism. Nor is the barrenness of
market or garden any excuse for
favorless dishes lit is all a question
Of keeping seasoned vinegars at
hand, saws the Chicago Record-IIer-
aid.
Now, when mint grows on every
grocery bush, | get a quantity of the
fresh, green shrub for few cents,
put it in quart preserving jar, and
fill the jar with good cider vinegar.
The mint market may then rise or
fall without causing me alarm.
Few people who enjoy salad of
tomatoes know now vastly they are
improved by the addition of little
thyme. This may be added in the
form Of the powdered leaves spread
on the tomatoes and allowed to stand
in the ice box for few hours, or
IL fresh thyme leaves are to he OBJ
tanned. they may be thrown into a
preserving bottle. covered with vine-
gar and allowed TO stand for few
weeks. After the aroma has been
taken up by the vinegar it is best
to strain II OF. and for the purpose
Of keeping the aromatic vinegar old
beer bottles, the kind that have at
! taahed rubber tirped corts, are very
| good.
| II is now considered an accomplish
| ment either for man or n woman tc
be able TO make n good salad. The
4 following recipe will give n favored
| ,incgar which Will insure n goot
| salad on short notice. even in remote
| mountain camps. \ quart of vine
| yar. one dozen tarraGon leaves, hal
/ lemon peel. hree heads of garli,
1 rom which the skin has been re
moved, half green pepper. Let l
! stand for ten days and strain. using
m heavy dressing in the proportion
Of three parts oil to one of vine
gar. Equal parts of summer sayory
thyme. sage and mint will give ;
vinegar tablespoonful of which
may he added 10 thickcned sauces Il
br uSed with roasts.
Favorite Seasonn@s for sweets cal
be expressed and stored against
lean occasion in the same manner
substituting sherry for vinegar. Bit
of orange and lemon peel from whicl
the inner skin has been removed.
sprig of mint, cinnamon stick. n
one happens to have an extra bit o
flavor from time TO time, thrown int
the jar of sherry will give an addc
-zest Q gelaiine Jelly or a flavor t
f,-t1 2t'stM ri n -tssssz-zsif
may be rather of supplies.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
Shipbuilding Boom.
Jew York Journal.

From the New York Journal.
The Bureau of Navigation reports that
.O24 vessels Of 359.7S9 gross tons were
hnilt and officially documertcd in the
United States IN the eleven months pre-
ceding June L. That indicates n con
Struction for the fiscal year Of over il0,-
600 tons. Up to last year.
Shiphuildins in the United States, has
been growing with unprecedented yigol
in the past four Years. In the fiscal year
1898 we built lS045S tons: in 1899. 300,
OBS: in 1900 1913, 100. and for 1901 the fig
ures will exceed 10000 tons. That is
more than quarter of the British
record.
Now that the trade with Porto Rico,
Hawaii and the Philippines is part Of
the coastinc trade. while the Alaskan
business has developed SO enormously.
the demand for American ships will nee
essarily increase, apart from any efforts
on orr part 10 enlarge our foreign com
mcrce. Bul We are already making great
inrnadS on the Transatlantic and .tSiatic
routes. We arc building MP great mcr-
chant marine On business PRINCIPLES. and
DONG il - rapidly that before Congress
meets again even Senator Hanna viii
fird il hnfd To Talk With Il straight facr
of Substituting the infant
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05

north and south, have offered cnmmo
dious deep-water harbors? The conclu
sion is inevitable that their policy OF
liberal cooperation with the FederaI gov
eminent has enabled them to progress ~
the expense of Philadelphia. Having
once got u start, ii will be no easy mat
ter TO prevent them from capturing atill
more OF the commerce which should
rightfully pass in and out of our doors.
Unless Philadelphia bestirs itself at once
and sets about deepening the Delaware
it will not only see the future growth of
the ocean trade of the United States %
to other ports. but will be in danger OF
losing good part of that which it now
enjoys.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05

protect that which ii creates and pro-
notes. That is we mean TO say that
there is reason for public interference,
and that the reason for it carries with it
the necessary authority. Applying this
to ordinary police authority and no one
will deny the right of police protection
To threatened property: no one will deny
the right Of the government to Interfere
in Il strike for the security OF the mails
aud the uninterrupted transmission of
the mails. nut those are community in
trests of character similar to those in
tcrfcrcd with in street car strike, or in
an ordinary labor strikc-the community
suffers.
1t follows, we think, that it is not only
desirable but necessary that there should
lie some authority 10 which an appeal
could he made, and from which deci-
sion could he obtained. : decision that
could be enforced. This suggests the
much talked of plan of arbitration. twill
come to this. The interests demanding
| il are increasing in number and import
| ance Some of the State Legislatures
have considered this question. The mat
ter is now up for discussion. In all tn,
weighty matters of international disput,
short of actual war. are now the sub
iccts Of arbitration. At the great Hague
Congress il was attempted 10 establish
Il court Of arbitration to avoid wars
The world applauded the attempt. VIII,
not Il court to arhitrate labor disputes?
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
ADVISE THOSE WHO NEED 1T.

The advice of our venerable contcm-
rorary. the Daily Republican, telling the
Republicans of this city and State to
Net by-gnnes he hy-goncs" and unit"
against the Democrats. does not apply to
the Union Republicans.
That has been the policy Of the party
ever since the disastrous holt from the
Republican State Convention in 1896.
When any other policy has been temper
nrily adopted by the Union Republicans.
il has been 50 adopted because the boilers
would listen To M reason and accept no
honorable terms for compromise and nm
ity. We call our contemporary atten-
ton to every successive campaign, and
AK careful investigation of all the rec
orlS. IL affnrding the fullest proof OF
V lat We say. aud also complete rindica-
ton Of the Union Republicans. Always
in the majority Of the state, always able
10 elect Il majority of the delegates to any
State Convention designed to represent
Il the Republicans of the State they
have made overture after overture for
nifty on basis granting more than the
iltcrS could possibly win 1T the polls
II doing this they have offered an equal
hare ~ III nominations. III amy joint
convention called for the purpose Of
itcting delegates. OF making nnmina-
ions, to u faction of mol more than one
bird of the voters. and one that was
r"hnhly much less.
'rhr Republicans of this State are in
'eltpd to the Union Republicans for
heir Republican State government as
,sae; A&ye isrtt22;a!aE Tbs NStMTHHH.sir
lean party are inderted ~ nun
Republicans for the election Of Repuhli
+ can electors in two successive presidential
lrctions The Republicans Of this city
A.o indebted 10 the Union Republicans
| M tho election Of the Republican cit!
| i,llrt on last Saturday. These victoric
| have lcpn won in spite Of holtrr oppn
-uium Opposition persisted in 10y tn
tnltrrS after every possible fair PROPOSE
t'on for unity. from the Union Rrpmhli
ans had been rejected These ara fact
,ur thc people II is time that III Sul
criugr had hccn put aside ana the plai
ruth about these things ~ toll Crit
cism should 20 where criticism belong
nj credit should g where credit y
longs.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
w EsTERN MARYLAND RAll.Ro

Connecting with p; w. & 7 Y T.
TAKING EFFECT NOV 80 ~" I,
Al trains leave Hillen station W
lows:
4Sn a. m.-Fast Mail. Main llri a q 4.
~. R.R., and the South and 81 sum.
i. V. r. r., Chambersburs, Ma'"'
burg and Winchester, s,,rD,y
DAILY EXCEPT ~ MANN al
% A. m-YOrk, II. and ii. DIVISION N
Main Line east Of Emory Groyr n
Carlisle and G. and II. r. II ~.
20 a. m.-Main Line ShippensnutE D.,
erick, Emmittsburg and n. ana w ~
iGI2 a. m.-Accommodation ror UHI
Bridge, York. Gettysburg. I'D
295 p. INSTRUMENTATION foF III
Bridge.
3.S3 .. m.-Express for York and .
i25 y. m.-Express Main Line ,pSSlHI
also Frederick, Emmttsburs aha q
pensburg. t,mr
SO =. m.-Accommodation for III"
SroVe. 1,r
sG.1N p. INSTRUMENTATION FER III
ii.25 p. Accommodate far EH
SUNDAYS ONLY. "A
a35 a. m.-Accommodation far
Fridge and Hanover -. 1H
Bridge. r,m
100 p. Accommodation f"' y"
Grove -
1885 p. Accommodation fer h"'
EroVe Ia q
Ticket and Baggage Office III
Baltimore street. "a
All trains stop at Union Sta,l9,,n,,5
svlvnnia avenue, Fulton and Na'V
stations. ,,,,otNX
J. NJ. HOOD, r. IT. GRISW,g
General Manager Gen'l IAss
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
Eagle That Fishes is a City.

From the Cleveland Plain-Dealcr.
A handsome bald eagle spends two or
three hours every morning catching fish
at place within the city limits, in plain
view of the passengers on trolley car
line He percheS on nm oak tree near
the shore of lake in which carp and
catfish are plentiful. When his '"eagle
eye" espies fish in the shallow watrr
near the shore. down he swoops. and,
scizing the fish in his tnlons. flies back
to the tree. where lie eats, and then
watches for another victim. The bird
of freedom has chosen the position well,
as the tree is IN the extreme end of u
long peninsula. which 10 one can APP
proach without bcing visible for half n
mile.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05

lied flower, the cutting embroidered IN
white and the gown worn over SIP
OF some delicate color. Some remarkably
handsome gowns are made in this way,
So
4 handsome wedding gown eat Piln-
ccss.e Of satin. has the upper part of the
bodice draped with lace and the lower
part Of the skirt, leaving the pretty out
lines Of the figure ut the waist, hips,
and bust. In gown which has lace
train, linen with chiffon lining, there Is a
lift to the skirt Of the frock. showing ac-
Gordon plaitings Of chiffon at the side.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
BALTIMORE&O
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May 49, 1901.
All trains illuminated with Plntscli
N.Y. ~ EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave.
NEW S'S YORK - week days 500, 'sa,
Limited iHnIi '6,g7, .i.l2, 'io52 r m. sandays
Pr 9n iils5 III M .,oS Ss5 5 AS ''
Z !s Sd .sdo ss Ses iess aa aSss 'S
2is e g. 2 Pr . TSls i 4 s smI..
500, 72O, $50. 1888, ie5s. til.a5 a. M .s.:,.
245. $3.50, '5iS daoyal limited; 6a5 '7i.,
$50, '10.52 p. m; On sr,o -oo
sf :Io5s T iSss n M. 2is $50 sa g.
| s1051 D, m. Sundays. 72O, $50 sg.3g l0Ii
sii.S5, q m; 2i5 1859, $685. ZAP $50. 'lu5a,
= Atlantic city. week days, $3.50 n II.
'12.19, t2.35 and |5.1s p. m. Sundays, 10
cape May. Ocean city, week days. $3.50
a. M; s2.35 p m. Sundays. 72o Al IN
Sea Isle City, week days. $3.50 a, m
ia Bal Il no and washington. week days.
.aiS, ~ aa, go dsoyai LimltedSS' nv
a M 3 os suad IL :sso t1S Rov ys S
G55. SS.Oi. 1915 p. m.
baltimore and way stations. SIS a m
319 p. m. daily except Sunday; 9O5 q, m
Newark. week days; .i;1s: G.55. 'soi
'ilO1 a., M; 'l2.5e so; a;57. Gio JOB
.i256, .4.57, 655 S42. '1016 y: m.
Pittsburg. week days, 800, q. m; .il'.
t10l6 p. m. Sundays, 800 a m, 40,
chicago daily .S.o4 n m. 1851 n. m
Cincinnati and ST. Louis ais 4. IL;
~ Sc and +101G p. m. daily.
Gingerly accommodation. week days
81 n m: 319. 6,10 p. m. sundays. 800 z
m Gs5 S42 r. m.
Londonderry accommodation, week days
Z ~ " M SUNDAYS 655 n.
LEAVE MARKET STREET. STATION
Cor baltimore week +, days i, 20 =, m > !,
5on . m Sr-dovc o 10 ~ m; 6 RI p. ~
LEAVE PrTIT.kDTt pFtA for WI
p,,nsston weo,, DAYS - NJ 6En e 70 'i0"i
I % = N: .t29n s,a7 2,T; "2GI go = 20 20
n N az 70 0toval TimitefD. E5E c2I n
~ "a ~ n n m Srndnvs - Or T5n Snl
/, | ord u m ~, %to ~ ~ ~ ff'l
sc moval Limited. 5.55, '7aO 40, = y
10 20 n m.
rnt"r 10 western points lower than Vi.
arv other limo
". a. MILLER. Passcnrcr Aren't Wi
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
NOT in DANGER OF A LIFT.

The new American cup defender, the
yacht Constitution proves 10 be u mar
vel of speed. rs She has all along been
acknowledged To he for beauty Of model
aud perfection of construction. The
story Of her trial spin on Monday gives
her a speed that would be crcditable to
steam yacht. Aside from this the aN-
parent perfection Of her rig-thc fit Of
hCr sails and strength Of her SparS test
cd is they We're IN stiff brrc2c shows
how perfectly every demand % them was
amicinated and provided for. This Is the
supreme test of constructive ability; the
kind Of ability that is putting American
mechanics to the fore in the great me-
chanical enterprises of the world. Sir
Thomas Upton may now hr assured that
his new Yacht will he met by nh OPP
ponent III every way worthy of her every
good quality, and ffrIt II ne lifts m.
cup ne will have won It from the next
best Yacht atloat. But before the racc
for tkc cup there viii be trial races III
which thu Independence. Mr. Thomas w
Iawson'S Yacht. and these are likely t.
prove intensely interesting. Tn, Indn-
pcndcnc" has made trial sail and has
been pronounced as in all respects meet
ing the expectations 81 her designer and
owner. 81 whom these two American
yachts mrrt t. contest For the homer q
defending thr American yachting cham
pionship. there i likely q le 4 ting .
War III I'LL respects aS exciting ana inter
rstng n the cup races. With two sucl
defenders ready thc cun does MT appca
~ he IN danger &c lift
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05

is to, if it does not now, confront the
American statesman. ut is not" in the
language of Mr.. Washington's critics,
worth while to attempt TO fool any
body" about this matter. The problem
has been set and must be solved. and
another thing about it is that it must
he solved contrary to the present South
crn Democratic contention.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
nELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle, St2 q. M, 3o3, iO2 and
i5S y. m. week DAYS
For Iewes nnd Rohoboth. S.l3 a. m
" y. III week DAYS
For Dover Harrington and pelmar
.E 1898 ~ m, ih' 6iN, and 1911 p. m,
sundays, I'LL p. ~.
For Wyoming ana way stations, 3.NS p.
m week DAYS.
FNurcss for Cape Charles. Old Point
COMFORT ana Norfolk, loss d. M week
lays AMI 1911 night daily.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-Expres GIG y. m.
daily, .sleepeis % Port Tampa. Augusta.
u mphis and New Orleans; 7.3G u. M.
daily. slCepcrs to New Orleans, Macon
Mrmrhis, Nashville, via Ashcville and
llat Springs.
Atlantic Coast I.inc.-ESpresS 1918 d. m.
daily. >'eepers 10 Charleston Macon. and
Pert Tampa; i,05 q. m, daily, slecpers IL
ri hmond ana JIclSsonyille.
Chesaueake & ohio Railway s.11 D. M.
iailN dining car and slcepers 10 Cincin.
natl.
S~aboard Air line Railway. -Exprcss
Isl a. IN, daily sle"nrrs TO New Orleans
md JACK sonvlle, "Florida ana MetropO-
titan limited" 40a u. M. daily, slccper,
90 JaNksnnNillc and Atlanta
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
y3nILA. AND READING kAllRoAD

mngton, Del.
Wilmington Divlsion)
Timr table in erect May Is, 1871.
Trains leave Wilmington, lFrrhch
Street sia'ion( f"r hnr cuS"nSuurt
,,ralnoguc, Cossart, Chadd's Ford jnnc-
ton, Pocopson,, West Chester En t,.,,,
yiilr, MoTIonville, CoatesNille anu lntnl
N iiatc stations, daily except SuhhdIt IN
~ a. m; daily 2.lj and 4.0O 7. m SuIl
day only 500 a IN.
For Waynesburg Junction. Elsmrre and
intermediate stations, daily except sun
| dan III lbs a. m. daily 2.15 and 4Jo p ~
sunday only at 500 a. m. ,,..if,
For Joanna, Birdsboro Reading aha m
tcrme.Iiate stations daily, except sun
Iay al las a. m; daily 2.ih and 80 u Y.
For further information passengers itte
referred to the ticket agent ~ iht n a
'i"h. ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION
| I,eaye Philadelphia. Chestnut STREE
| Wharf and South Street wharf l"t -
| Week days Express, 800, 1915 # A.
| Saturdays only 100, 30, an' ~, nv
| $40. rs j. m. Accommodation w" =. y I "a,
| tJl $50 D. m. sundays express; H. t e n" M
| OoO M; us y. m. Accommodation -"
| A. m: 500 p. m.
Leave Atlantic city, Deroott-w,os,Elk IaN 4
| 5t0 S0 GOc D. m ACCOMMODATION o.-5.
| 10 Il M. io5 p, m; Sundays l"cM@lrnr6o.
/ dation-715 u m: .b y. m -
| parlor ears on all express tralns
4 LEAVE PIIILADElPitl5AN 4, al
For Cape May-week daySnS91 y !" "A
m fSaturdays only l.40l $40 DIV 7 ~
| Sunday-S45, 9.15 a. m. 500 ? y mi
I-or ocean Citv-weetdavyaN " cu,t
.lTsaturday s-aa.y -l;asl. ! 42 H 80 7 !" ~
For Sea Isle City-weekdays . 4; 4
i i-' nntv : :" An z i Ne
DAYS s ~. o. M. 500 r. m. Sontm
| \. NJ. south st. 4l5 p. M Soulh ~
| \ M South St. $50 y, m. ,,.5, rtT
| NEW YORK AND ATLANEH.
Leaves New York n.iberty swa"t'
leaves Atlantic city. $50 4 m.
| Detailed time tables ~ tlGket n ,,iL,t.s
Gen'l Stunt. Gen l'as9 Y
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05

Nmong the suffrage schemes submitted
~ the Alabama Constitutional Cunern
iiun ara tvs which apprar 10 m very
,auch Ike The Old Drlawar" scheme"
fhrsr suffrage schemes pfopo~, poll
TN; IL onc ease for I'LL VOTERS aul III tho
athrr III MI voters under q yeas II
agG There are the usual now-at!ays
EDUCATIONAL qualification specified i ihrSc
schemes Rnt Us il is understood that
M convention is especially t. take MI"
hit the negro is suppressed politically,
'h educational qualification might Just
~ well Ia left cut With a pole tax
qualification. ana Il delinquent fax law in
pprranon. If they arr DESTROYS IL doing il
I'M Alabama Democrats heed have IA
trouble IN maintaining thc political ~
tendency nf the white race. In III the
developments Of fhr Democratic political
policy 10 check the ncgro'S Influence il
pnlitc>. and make thu Republicans. with
nut regard 10 color, suffer n lo>s If Ill
noitical influence NJ power The bella
Ware was snpr@mo Il was a scheme til,
NJ Nit &c which was always iusurahl,
with i'd risk ou ihc pant or the mdrr
writer.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-05
Prepare Flower Reds Win care.

Il is important that the soil of
one's flower beds should be properly
prepared for the reception of seeds
1t should he worked over until it is
fine and mellow and made rich
enough 70 support strong and Wig.
orous growth Of whatever is sown in
il. Keep turning and stirring ii un.
til il is as fine and mellow as II ;s
possible e make il. Incorporate The
fertilizer used with it thoroughly
Manures not well worked into tho
soil are likely T. bring about spot.
~" development which is far from
satisfactory.-Eben F. Rexford. in La.
dies Home Journal.