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Sintiago. while the flag of the formida-
HE republic Of the United States would
command the respect of strangers, and
other nations would soc behind the ilag
not the lilliputinn state Of Cuba, hut
one OF the greatest powers of the globe.
The United States should take and
strongly fortity these two points OF
strategic Importance on the Cuban
coast"
4 prominent revolutionist said the
Cubans. from 4 sentimental point, want
to see their il;g ily over MORO Castle.
but that ne believed no other coilrS'
was open to the United States but t'
the best vantage point on the gulf.
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I'll. Bond-R.id Agreement.

81 lohn's. \. f.. July n The gov
crnm"nt party in the legislature has
Reid arrangement. which ilisures its
passage through the assembly or lower
hranrh If the legislature. where the
government has ~ members against 1
opposition members. In the council
nr upper branch. where the opposition
has 4 majority, it is not likely that amy
hostility viii br manifested, aS the
measure has been agreed to with Mr.,
Reid ana Il renewed deadlock might
be the result Of its rejection.
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GIRLS TO FIGHT CAPITAL
Strikers Will Open . Cooperative
Nomen's Factory.

Kansas city. Mo-, ,Iuly 20. There wilI
lie ilanguiated tu!hnrruw morning III,
most radical move IN the history ot the
Stru"gl" uI labor versus capital TwcnI,
girls will open the Garment Worlrr,
cooperative Factory and make lhcir
protest against millionaire employers IN
n competition which promises Il hatt,
to the death.
The girls Start with many prominent
merchants as their hutkrrs AMI with
the contract for nil the uniforms to 10
Worn IN the Labor Day parade ncNt
fall, when 2O,O00 men viii hc line.
The garment workers factory grow
ont II the ,cs"ui strike 1T SWoilur,l
Bros The girls called lli,4.,~ mr,tin-
to lay the matter before the public. In
the midst Of the recital of their abuse.
some one from the cr,w, called ont
WHY don't You start an overall Factory
Of your own"
HE idr;l took lik" wildiirc. Mani,
Ioln, president Of The union, SAYS: ~,
had committee appointed ani went i,
Il lawyer ANA had articles IL urgnniza
ton drawn M The factory will In il.
corporatctl and 10000 shares Of stnrl
issued. Preferred stor. will be tak,l
hy nutSilr~ business men ANA labo
unions are buying it, Common Stock wi
r. held N The girls themselves. 80 gil
viii br allowed Ia work III the rnctur
unless She owns ten sharrS at 81
share"
Ia The fall nvcralS shirts. pants an
men y shirWaists will hc manufactures
iild dl1nm"rs put on the road
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STRIKE SITUATION
STILL UNCHANGED
CONTINUED From Page One.)

quit. and it was only ON the advice of he
officers Of the union that they Went to
work this week. The knobblers in the BIZ
works are similarly anxious to redress
some grievances, and the tube workers
are willing to again test the question
whether or not they have \ right to
organize,
The company has fought organization
among the men for years. Several times
the fight resulted in strike, but sine"
the organization of the Tube Trust the
battle was won in much more diplo-
matic way. For the past several wears
wnen il was learned that any depart
ment was talking Of organization that
department was shut down for II week or
two, ANA the men convinced that the
scarcity Of orders augurcd i'll for steady
employment and ii was no time for ag-
tntion. The same process has been work
ed IN heading off demands for wages,
and aS a result the tube workers have
kent out Of all labor alliances until th2
present week.
They are being enrolled rapidly this
week. however, and it is claimed that
10y Saturday fully IS per cent. of III"
men employed in the big WORKS will hn
nnnimiSts.
The company is ,','". the organization
uuirtlv. No effort seems to lie maxim"
TO stop its progress. although paid dctcc-
tiveS working among the men Keep tho
officials fully Informed MS to the pro-
gross that Is hclng made. The men lc
not look upon this as reaSsuring sign
They believe it nugurS either Il 6.'h ~
shutdown aud lockout 10y the company
II n fight il is confidently believed il
will be On III earnest early next week.
Wikcsharre. Inly 20 The stationary
firelnrn'S strike is unchanged the striker
declaring they Will not give in until h'
companies accede to their demands
State President James Alullahcy Sai'
today:
I'VE feel as confident this morning
winning unr fight as We lid the frs
day we came out. All reports rccnive'
50 far have been favorable, aud ! he
licvc if the men stand firm we shall hav
uur demands granted at all points in
few days"
State President Barrett. when aSke
today what action the iircm"n will tax
if the officers Of h" United Mine Work
crs should insist upon the tircmcn ioil
in" their ranks. replied:
III is likely such n proposition wi
bc submitted nj t0morruw'S mcetin.
nnd IL It is the matter Will be left entire
IL with the members. Whatever they Il,
eide unon will he agreed to by the of
rrs. You ran say, however. withnu
fear If contradiction that the men wi
absolutely refuse 10 accept any Suc
proposition
hr officials Of the Stevens collier,
which is located in Exeter horou"l
@rmted the demands Of the irrmen W
morning and operations were resumed.
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NJ Ountain Lake Park, Md, Balti-
more a. Ohio Railroad.

This delightful resort, high up in the
Allegheny Mountains, on the broad pla-
fcau known ms the Glades, on the Main
Line of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
opened on June LIST, and excursion tick
cts are on sale at all ticket offices at very
low rates. The special attractions this
year will be the West Virginia State
Teachers Meeting, on July I'd to 4th;
the Inter -Denominational Camp Meet
ing, uJly 9th to 18th; Women's Home
Missionary Society, July goth; Woman $
Foreign Missionary Society. July 27th;
Chautauqua Summer Schools, August LIST
to 18th, and the Annual session Of the
Mountain Chautauqua, August 1st to
2Sth. There will be special excursions
from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and intermediate stations
on July 10th and August 9TH, for which
special rates will be named.
| For detailed information call on or
address Ticket Agents Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad
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B0ERs STILL CONFIDENT.
Letter From Bothn to Kruger Ont.
lines Future Plans.

Paris, July > An official commnni-
cation received from tire Roor head
quarters protests against the publca-
timl of the correspondence between Mr..
Reitz. Transvaal state secretary, and
Nlr. Stcyn. president Of the Orange
Free State. that was captured, with
the lattcr'S baggage, near Lindlcy OF
July II.
The communication maintains that
Mr. Steyn's optimistic views are fully
upheld by confidential reports from 80.
tha. Dclarcy. SmtitS and Boyer.
1t Is said that Mr.. Kruger has re-
ccivcd il most satisfactory letter from
General Botll. i'll which details Of fiji
turp planS and movements are given
everything going to show that tho
PoerS in the field are as determined
AMI confident as ever.
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PAN-AMgRIOAN AWARDS
5uries on Exhibits VIII inciuas
Many Prominent Experts.

Buffalo. Jtiiy 21.--The jurors OF
award for the Pail-Ainerlcan exposi
tion selected by Henry Smith Prtchet'
will meet shortly at the service build
ing to be organized into departments
and they will Immediately take up the
work of reviewing and Judging the ex-
hibits. -,
All returns from the class juries VIII
be subject to revision by a superior
Jury, consisting Of the president OF the
exposition company, John g. Milburn,
and the director general, w. |. buchhh.
an. Dr. Pritchett as superintendent "
awards will be It's chairman, ana Mt.
w. V. Cox of the government Doaru
will be its secretary. Other mehlpels
of the jury will he the superintendents
of the several departments, the foreign
commissioners and the chairmen of the
class juries. This body of men VIII re-
view each Judgment of the class 1hrles.
They will meet from day to day Any
exhibitor can bring his exhibit to the
attention of this superior jury by ap-
peal II he considers himself neglected
or aggrleYed. The jury may go behind
the returns and examine the eXhipits
If II deems 1t necessary so to do.
The superintendents of the depart
ments will enter their recommends
tions as to awards on cards. The gu
perintendent Of awards will enter his
Recommendation also. Then the SUI
perior jury will make its decision by
vote on each exhibit, and entry thereof
will be made on the card. This VIII
stand as the verdict OF the Pan-Ameri'
can exposition on the article, and the
award will be made accordingly.
The juries will have the services OF
some of the most famous experts In
America, among them being Carroll u
Wright of the bureau of labor, Cbiel
| Tittman OF the coast survey, Theodor,
| l.. De Winnie of the United TypOthet9
Ellhu Thompson, Admrals Belknap
Bowles, Endicott and O'Neill, who viii
serve OH the ordnance. manufacturers
and transportation jurles; IL. l.. Morse
and w. ii. Holmes on the ethnologA
jury, while In machinery the services
Of the best men In the United States
patent office have been secured.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Father ana SON Drowned.

Gloucester. Mass, July 2l.--tieorge
ana Leslie Mckay, father and son.
were drowned from the fishing sclloon-
er Josie NJ. Calder May II of Sable is
land. The schooner has arrived here,
reporting the accident. While taking
in the flying iib Leslie Mckay was
thrown overheard by "A lurch of tho
vessel. and his father sprang into the
water to rescue him. Both We're good
swimmers. hut the father apparently
was seized with cramps, for he wound
his arms around his sons neck, and
they sank together.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Not Candidate.

To the Editor OF The Sun:
Sir-L see By your issue I July l9tlat
my name Was mentioned bv MIR Y b!ry,
the member from the Twelfth ward, il.
connection with the position Of assistant
10 tile crematory. | have never applied
l0t any position OF any kind from C1nn.
cil, neither from Republican o. Demo
crat
II ls an open secret that the Twelfth
wand was given to the Democrats bv
traitors to their party, and A. was the
Republican inspector at that alrct6n
think coupling my maine with a jos ~,
il4cts seriously on my honor as Il man
and Republican.
do not know Mr.. Xlbley personally
neither have | communicated with any
idlvldual in reference 10 position in tl,
gut d Z mnciI. Hoping you will be ABLE
TO give this explanation to tie put lie il
Your Halnable paper
! remain yonrs,
Mil D,cry,
No, 27l5 West Third street,
Wilmington, Iel
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HUw's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Cataarh that cannot be
cured by Halls Cataarh Cure.
II. j. CHENEY 4 co. Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known #. j
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
ont any obligations made by their firm
West Il Truax, g nolesale Druggists,
,olrdo o. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Cataarh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surface Of the system Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi.
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Mnher and shnri:ey Draw,

Philadelphia, July II. The mixed
wrestling match between Pugilists
Tom Sharkey and Peter Maher, which
came off mt the ball grounds of the
Philadelphia American League club.
resulted In draw Neither man show
"a that he possessed II great knowledge
of the wrestling game.
The sun., 1901-07-22
nnehe.ter Prisoner. Bnd Record.

Rochester, July 2l.-The man recent
ly arrested for the robbery Of Mrs
Emmelinc Perkins house Of valuall,
icwclry and who gave the name OF
George Pierce has been Identified as
Wallace Galbrcnth Of Pontiac. Ills. II
is said Galhrenth was at one time con
fined in the Illinois state Reform
school ut Pontiac. lie was employed
as bclll,oy in the Palmer House a
Chicago and, being arrested for robbins
a guest of $1,000, was sent to the rc
| f0rmmtOry.
The sun., 1901-07-22
La Snit Annins1 Irn,iIence-

Providence, July ~ The Bates
Thread company Of Boston and Renja-
INN r. Smith Of pawtuckct will sue
the city Of Providence because of ne
closed the chemical works operated by
The rompainantS in this city, The
business involves the chemical treat
ncnt Of woods and other materials ana
was declared II menace to the health of
persons living near hy the aldermen.
The sun., 1901-07-22
DisposaI of Fair NiIIion..

san Francisco. .lnly u. IInder a de-
ciSon rendered by Judge Trout in the
superior court Mrs. William Il. Wander
biIt, Ir.; Mrs, Hermann Orlrchs and
Charles Fair, children ana heirs Of
james g. Fair, are 10 receive at once
twothrds Of the personal estate of the
former senator, valued at between ST..
IuO,ntni and S7,OuO.OOO.
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k.t.h.m 10 H.,ir. cr.s..,s

'rnlrdo. July II. George n, KrtcIam.
owner and driver of Crcsccus. 2:ol"i,
tln worlds champion trutting stallion,
has announced that this is his last sea.
son on the track. Grrscrus will bo
sent to New York, where he will be-
placed in the stud Mr. Kptcham SAYS
TINT he hopes TO see CrrSceus establish
4 new worlds record before h. take,
him from the track
The sun., 1901-07-22
Court summons Bank President.

Buffalo, July 2l.--P II. Griffin. presi.
dent Of the dctumct Niagara bank. has
been served with an order directing
him 10 appear next Wednesday before
Justice KrnSc, sitting in special term
OF the supreme court In this city, and
show cause why n receiver for the
bank should not he appointed. The or
der was secured by Attorney Genera
Davies
The sun., 1901-07-22
Actress. Lillian Green Dead.

New York, July 81. Miss Lillian
Green, who was taken i'll two weeks
ago in Chicago while playing the lend
ing role in the comic opera king Do
DO" Is dead. She had been upon thc
stage since she was IL years of age
and had been n member of theatrical
companies formed by such actors IA
De Wolf Hopper, E. Il. Rice, A. NJ
Palmer and Richard Mansfield
The Old Dominion Stili Aground.
tirccnwich, Conn. July II. II has
been decided that no further ATTEMPTS
20 remove the Joy line steamer Old
dominion from the rocks off Rye Beach
shall he made for several days. The
work Of blasting rocks from beneath
the vessel is being continued.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Plot to kin victor Emmanuel.

London July II. \ special dispatch
From Rome says Il man named Narccs-
50 Minttl has been arrested on Il charge
of lein" concerned in I'M anarchist plot
TO XIII King Victor Emmanuel III. Ilc
was betrayed by a letter 10 his sweet
heart, breaking off their engagement
of marriage on the score HAT he had
n society of which lie was Il member.
The sun., 1901-07-22
CnIhnrn,r Yncnt nnis.d.

New York, July u. The yacht We
nitzia. owned by Arthur T. Colburn Of
Philadelphia ana which was sunk dur.
ing 4 squall in Long Island sound
Thursday, causing tile death of Mr.
Colburll, two Of his daughters, Captain
Flint ANA Il sailor, has been raised
Two bodies have been recovered from
the yacht, but the names are not ye
known
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chilean Minister min Bunnlo.

Buffalo, July II. Senor Don Carlos
Morlo Nicuna, minister from Chile TO
This country, is sick with pneumonia at
his hotel. lie arrived here Friday, ac-
companied by T.. Enfnntc, II member of
til" Chilean embassy at Washington, to
participate in the exercises dedicatory
of the opening Of the Chilean building.
The sun., 1901-07-22
RnItimore's Om.inI Formulation

Baltimore, July Il. The corrected
iiatc census returns, which have been
completed, show that there are 517 OBJ
p"opl" IN Baltimore city and 1,1Sl ,79I
IN the whole state. The next legislature
will have ~ members in the house Of
delegates, four more than the last gen
=. I: eembly.
The sun., 1901-07-22
GOVERNOR WOOD COMING HOME.
To Leave Cuba July 27-Current In
suIar Affairs.


Havana, July Ex-Governor General
Wood Is making arrangements to leave
Havana for the United States Satur-
day, July 81.
The report that the United States In
tends to hold Morro Castle and fortify
It does not cause much adverse com
ment here. The public generally ex'
pected that Morro Castle and the Caba-
mas fortress would be taken for a naval
station.
The Discussion protests against this
action, saying it Is ian imposition of
strong power on weak one, yet Cubs
can do nothing but accept"
La Luclla strongly approves the step
II says:
Cuba could not do anything with th'
two historic fortresses of Havana an,
The sun., 1901-07-22
Incorporated at Dover.

Dover, Del, July 2l.-The Fo'cign
and Domestic Light, Heat and Power
Company, placing its eilicc at Whining
m was Incorporated here yesterday
afternoon at the State Department .itl
i capital stock of $500, 900 It is author
ized to engage in he generation, storage
accumulation and distribution OF light
heat and power by electricity, com
pressed air, gas or any other force.
The sun., 1901-07-22
SiNternInninp Tie

The game between New Castle ?na
the Lndley A, A. at Battery Park on
Saturday lasted for sixteen innings.
The game had to be called on account I
darkness. with the score tie, 3 to =.
Willie o. New Castle. made great REQ.
ord. IN the six,een innings he struck
mt % men.
The sun., 1901-07-22
compute won roAhnn stakes.

New York, July II. \. IL. X ID. III.
Morris Compute. al the lucrative price
"f 30 TO |. won the rich FoXhall stakes
,f Sl1,poo NJ Brighton Beach. 1t was
!nr Of the most sensational races of the
meeting, being won by a scant half
length, while IIyphen beat William q.
WlItncy'S Goldsmith Il head for the
nllrp
The sun., 1901-07-22
All italian Information pure.u.

Naples. July u Mgr. Scanbrlni,
bishop of Piaccnza. hus sailed for New
York on the Italian steamer Iiguriu
In an Interview Mgr. Scalabrini said
he was going TO the United States to
establish an information bureau for
Italian immigrants and would remain
until October
The sun., 1901-07-22
Elk. on to Milwaukee.

New Haven, July 21.-A delegation
Of 11O members of the order Or ElkS
has left New Haven by special train
to attend the Milwaukee convention
They are accompanied by the Second
Regiment band which will enter the
competition for the prize of $1,000 of
fcrrd for the best musical urganlza
tiou accommodating II delegation.
The sun., 1901-07-22
FntnI tmnonim tNpIosion,

Elizabeth city, :. G., July y. Defcc-
tive ammonia boilers at the ice factory
of the Crystal Ice and Coal company
exploded. completely demolisIling the
plant. One fireman was killed aud an
other seriously injured. Superintendent
Dunston and Foreman Brown had II
miraculous escape.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Runaway I,nys.

lSNn boys escaped from tln i'nrris In
lnstrial School Yesterday, making thr"'
be Iiyr taken French lray" If tn
institution III l"Ss lhun 4 Wra,k 'rh.
teys whu gul away yesterday are CIar-
rnre West. rolor.. and ,lohn Mrugold, 4
white boy
The sun., 1901-07-22

Rem.y En- Route to c,xi,e

Washington, July u The navy de-
partmcnt has received Il Ghbcgram
from Admiral Remey announcing his
departure, from Albany. West Austrn.
lia. for Batavia, Java. Oh his way back
10 Cavite.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Yonng RicYclist Missin q.

James Duncan. the 4 years old son Of
II 7, Duncan, living near Shellpot, went
riding on his bicycle yesterday. At mid
night he had not returned, and Tearing
some harm had beteI the boy, the police
were instructed to be On the lookout for
him.
The sun., 1901-07-22

The residents Of Milford are dpploring
the gleat scarcity Of butter III That town
during the hot weather, IL having been
almost impossible to secure any but
supply received from city houses for the
last week This scarcity is due to the in
ability Of farmers to keep their crepm
without ice and the lack uf ice houses in
that vicinity.
The sun., 1901-07-22
David Hazard Dead.

David Hazard, aged 55 years, died at
his home IN Milton on Saturday. lie was
a well known man in the lower part OF
the state, and was member of the
Legislature from Sussex two years ago.
The funeral be held today,
The sun., 1901-07-22
HAS REVOLT ON FOOT.
Tribe Tribe, the Colombian Chief,
Disappears From New York.
DETECTIVES OFF THE SCENT.
Colombian Consulate Confirms story
of Intended Filibustering Exs
pcdition to south Ameri-
can Republic.

New York, July 21.-The Tribune
says that General Rafael Tribe urlpe,
the Colombian revolutionary leader,
has slipped away from this city. The
reason for the secrecy he maintains Is
said to be his intention TO organize a
ilihustering expedition and return to
Colombia. These reports are confirmed
by thelt Colombian consulate.
General Uribe came here from Co
Iombia IN January after he had Fought
more than "A year as the commander OF
| the main division of the rebels. lie ala
not make clear the object of his visit.
Later, after Il conference with Senor
Carlos Martinez Silve, Colombian min
lister at Washington General Tribe is
sued manifesto to the Liberals OF 20
lonbia in which he called upon his
compatriots to lay down their arms.
| rhc manifesto was the talk of all South
Americans lie was denounced By the
Liberals ana applauded by the Con
| scrNativeS.
Cbieftniu's Advice Disrcgarded.
| When the manifesto reached Colon.
,,ia, the Liberals refused to regard the
adv vice of their former chief.
General Tribe was living here undei
the espionage of detectives employed
by thr Colombian consul general. Ht
knew this and caused the report to b'
circulated that he had fallen from ;
Broadway ear aud fractured his knee
ana would lie confined to his room fOl
SiN weeks. Then he announced that h'
would leave the city for the summer
He sent some luggage to Long Branch
ana IT was followed next day by detec
tiycS. but no trace could he found o
either baggage or owner.
lie Is said to be in Costa Rica, organ
iZin@ a iiibuStcring expedition for at
tnclling Panama. The authorities ther
have advised Consul General Arturo III
Brigard of Colombia that they know
where he is ana what he is doing. Incl
donially HE government has caused th
shipment from here of several cannOl
ana other munitions of war.
coiuci,lrnt with the departure o
General Tribe was the arrival fey
days ago of Dr. a. J. Rcstrepo fror
Europe. lie was the representativ
here of the rrvolutionists, but left fo
Europe Just before the general arrives
saying he would not return.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Pension Granted.

Col John Wainwright OF this city has
secured pension for Charles l.. Main
Go. u, lst Della aware Ctvalrv. Of IS a
month from December II, 1909. He re-
sides at Beaver Valley, Del.
The sun., 1901-07-22
Offers Reward For MurJerers

jackson, Miss. July 81 Governor
l.ongino has offered 500 reward for
the arrest and conviction of cnch of
the murderers of Giovanni and ylncen-
20 Zprio
The sun., 1901-07-22
STATE NEWS NOTES.

Pro lessor Wesley Webb who has
charge nf the Delaware fruit exhibit AT
the Buffalo Exposition, has been in the
loser part Of the State trying to get the
frult growers there to iakr an Interest ia
the matter. IT. is thoushs that the grow
nrs may conclude TO make a better ex-
hibit. for those who have seen the ona
which is now maintained at Bnfla'o are
ashamed of it and either want better
one made or the present one taken
away.
The sun., 1901-07-22

Superintendent John H. Wiley Of tie
week turned over The affairs oi hls office
to his Republican successor, Leon A.
Davis, appointed by Governor Hum,
has accepted the offer Of the Harrington
Boa"d Of Education Of the supprintend-
nv Of free school Of Harrington. The
board made large increase in the salary
of its principal ii order TO secure Pro-
,ssor Wiley.
The sun., 1901-07-22

LADY AGENTS-FOR PAN -AMERI
can and elsewhere, to sell ribbon needles
for running ribbon in fancy work, under
wear, etc. Three sizes in set. Sent pre-
paid for % cents. $40, Manhattan Build
ing, Duluth, MINI.
The sun., 1901-07-22

The teachers f,r Wyoming High
School have been SCI, ctrd az fuilowA:
Principal, Professor Charles Morris; as
siStant, Miss Alice Beckett, aid Miss May
Winters, primary department.
The sun., 1901-07-22
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Boy, one with experience
preferred. H. I. Turner barber 400
Madison street.