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Evening journal., 1901-07-18
COLORED CONFERENCE IL DOVER
Sessions Held Yesterday and, To-day
Address BY DR.. Butler

Prominent oolored men from all
parts of the Peninsula visited Dover
yesterday to attend the two-days' se5-
sion of the District Conference OF the
Philadelphia Annual Conference, VIII
mington district, A. M. Il. Church.
Yesterdays sessions. which were held
in the church in Kirlwood street were
nresided over by Presiding Elder J. b
Stansbury. Organization was effect "a
by the election OF C. c. Wilson as Gee
rotary and p. T. Gains as assistant
secretary. Licenses Of local preachers
serving in this district were gone ovci
and renewed.
1.-The Growing Acceptance OF Chris
tianity BY the Jews was the stron!
address by Dr. II. II. Butler, psstor o
Bethel Church. this city.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
DROUGHT STRICKEN TOWN
VISITED BIZ A BIG FIRE

Kansas City, No, July 1S.-Mar'
shall. No, a town of 5000 inhabitants.
90 miles east of Kansas City was dam
aged by FIRE yesterday afternoon to the
extent of 100000 The town IS drouth-
stricken. not a drop of rain having
fallen for over a month. The tempera'
ture has remained at the 100 mark
for ten days past. and everything is as
dry as tinder All vegetation has been
literally burning up Marshall is in
Saline county, one of the richest grain
growing counties in the state. Owina
10 the lack of water. the fire depart
ments of neighboring towns were
called out 10 subdue the fire. which
lasted for three hours.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
THIRD STEAMBOAT co. IN SIGHT
New River Transportation Company Files
Charter Papers

Should company which filed incoi-
poration papers with Secretary of state
Layton to-day engage in business, .hefc
will be merry war az steamboat in
tercsts on the Delaware river. The
company Is the Trenton. Philadelphia
and Wilmington Transportation Com
pany. whose present incorpurators aio
STRAW" II is said, however, that
Philadelphia steamboat owners are
backing the enterprise, and that theS
mean business Their names are mo-
made public because of business rea
sons. The corporation Is capdalizc'
at 100000
At present there are two stcamhoa
companies operating between the cities
and the addition of a third one surel,
would result in interesting business
complications.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
SPECIAL CAUCUS HELD
Sir. zebIey Obtains Position fol
Twelfth " ard Man

AS a result of the caucus ot Clty
conncil held last evening, in order u
satisfy Charles NJ. zebley, ot the
Twelfth ward. Neal Deery was name1
as an employe Of the crematory. Mr
Zsblev is said to have been somcNh'l
ipcensed at the treatment he received
during the recent caucus. He sup
ported Phillip r. Shea for city auui
tor. when he was supposed to oe II
favor Of Mr.. Boughmsn. .,
Republican members a C-unoli VII
make out a list Of candidates in oplo
lsiticn to the Democratic slate AM
vote for its own candidates tonight.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
CANNOT SLEEP FOR TRE
CRIES OF WOUNDED CATS

Complaint is bling male by persons
residing near Second and DUPONT
streets of the agonzing cries of
wounded eats Some person or persons
are indulging in the sport Of shooting
the animals with a rifle and the poor,
wound creatures make sleeping im-
possible. They crawl into yards ana
wall until they are killed to put them
out of mis- ry.
The Society for tho Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals may take some ac-
tion in the case.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
WOMEN
FIGHT BROWN
Jadge Fined Him $500 and
Costs
FIERCE BATTLE WITH KNIVES
Crap Game Causes Bloody MiX-up
landing One in Jail, Another
il Hospital

There were plenty of talk and con
nicting evidence In the case Cf Mis-.
Ahelinsld against George Brown, col-
orcd, which occurred in Miners cOuit
several days ago. and In which Brown
was accused OF cutting Mrs. Abchnak's
nose with q board The trouble aro,
over Brown washing crab boiler at
the hydrant used by four Hebrew fam
HES. It was hard 10 get the facts IN
the case. as the Polish Witnesses could
nct make themselves understood, but
Judge Churchman was enabled TO set
enough evidence to line Brown So AMI
costs.
Blown said that the four Polish wn-
men attacked him and beat him with
sticks and that he did not hit Ahelin-
ski.
As a result of dispute over a crap
game, a fierce fight with knives occur
red between Ira Anderson and Thomas
Rochester in a briclyard over Elev-
enth street bridge yesterday Ander-
son was fined So anod costs and
n Rochester Is in a hospital.
Alhur Richardson, Russell HUM
phreys. Elmer Cox. Walter Heal, Clar-
e ence sipscom and Lester Black, boys
q ranging in age from to II years. weie
- nrraigneu hcloic JuNbt Nhui Nh 'h"ii
81 charged with defacing Epworth
s. Church front by throwing mud on IT,
The eases were held up against the
p boys. and they were reprimanded.
NJ Charged with stealing flowers and
n cherries from Judge Gray's yard, Roy
+ Finley and Charles planey two boys
j. were before the court this morning Az
e ter hearing the evidence against then
Judge Churchman said: IL am going c
s. hold this case up again you boys No'
10 must let Judge Grays flowers an'
lcl cherries alone. or Wen have tosendyo'
by to the Reform School
II LEROY Williams. small lO-ycar-oN
colored lad was charged with contemp
IN of court by failing to appear as wal
90 ness I'm a case yesterday. The littl
OF fellow said that he was at work and di
II. not know anything about the law II
81, was SO badly frightened that MS eye
er buleod and he could only speak In
whisper.
How old are you, Leroy? asked IN
Judge
ie "Ten years old. whispered Leroy
he well guess we'll have to let yo
" CO." concluded Judge Churchman' an
TO .eroy went.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
WIFE LOCATES
ERRANT SPOUSE
Searched for Him for Many
Years
KNOWN HERE As BARREL MAN
Finds Her Missing Husband Helpless,
ParaIylcd and Confined
10 His Bed

After searching for her husband for
ab nut n years, Mrs. Jlhn saewc's. Of
Baltimore. lo-atcd him in thii city this
While Mrs. Showers was successful
in finding her runaway spouse, she
found him confined 20 his bed by pa
ralysis in the Model Restaurant, at
Front and French streets. Be-it-s
finding him raralyzed and helpless il
lis alleged that she also found him nv
ing with wife No. 2.
Mrs. Showers husband has been
known In Wilmington as the barrel
man. and he hes b-oA dealing In sec
cnd-handcd barrels and casks fsr say
cral years. and is well-known to The
business men Of the city.
Mrs. Sh wers' search for her miss
| ing husband led hsr through man.
States. and eha is helrt-hroAen to fine
Ihim in his present condition. She IN
sworn out a warrant for his arrest o
the grounds of descrtcn, and vii
make him pay money for leaving h.
TO fight lif S battle unaided.
Upon locating his boarding hous
ths women boldly c-te ed AMI asked
see her husband The attach s OF th
cafe did not know what to do. but h'
confident manner and genuine anp
convinced them that she WAS tf
wroneei wife OF tho barrel man. an
she was admitted TO his room. who'
the scene was shut out from the pu
lie. Neither Mrs. Shewe s nor her hu
band could he interviewed for th'
! denied admittanco to all callers al
preferred TO fight their battle wi.ho
lagsiltlnce
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
PrenarIng ior New shopa

At the shops of the Pullman Palace
Car Company it was stated this morn
ing that Contractor Sollitt. oi Chicaso'
Who is to erect the new buildings FOR
the company, had not arrived, although
he is expected daily. Workmen are
busily engaged in the varilus shops
in clearing them out, removing ma
chinery. etc, So that when the work
Of tearing down is begun there will be
no obstructions to interfere with the
prcgre.s OF tearing down the shops
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
COMMISSIONERS MAKE AWARD
Allow slOO Damage for Closing POrIiOn Of
BHfHa Vista Street

j. wilkins C0och. Joseph H. Carpon
ter. Jr.. r. l.. Armstrong, Thomas T.
Weldin, and John Turner, the commits
sioners appointed 10 condemn that
portion Of Bueua. Vista street IN which
the powerhouse of the Wilmington
city Railway Company is located, to-
day viewed the street and awarded The
company. the sum Of 500.
Walter II. Hayes looked after the in
terests of the company. while the ciil
was represented by Phillip L. Garrett.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
MRS. BOTKIN WINS POINT
Case Goes 10 Supreme Court on wri'
of Error

San Francisco. Cal, July 1s.--Judgo
Cook yesterday granted an application
for a writ Of error to the United states
Surreme Court in the case Of Mrs. Cor
della Bctkin.
This knocks out all calculations fer a
second trial. an appeal for which had
been granted, until the highest court
shall have passed upon the merits OF
the case.
The granting of the writ of error Is
a point for Mrs. Botkin.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
nnrnr,s nnnlh was AccIdentaI

AT the inquest held on the body OF
Daniel Gnroy. the linesman who WAS
killed by coming inscontact with i've
feed wire of the Wilmington City rall-
wsv line yesterday. the jury gave
verdict of accidental death. The dead
man was six feet three inches IN
height His body will be held by
James T. Chandler until Pennsylvania
relatives are heard from
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Arrested Annie RobLnskI

Officers Sheehy and Winthrup' ol
the Second district. this morning had
trouble Of their own in arresting An
ME Robinski. Annie Is fighter when
she is drinking. She will kick, strike
End bite when she is being arrested
and several officers have had unhappy
experience with her Poll n tusks.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
serrennt mnwrate ILecovered

Police SorF ant Joseph IIpWbaIV
Yesterday was discharged from the
Homeopathic Hospital having recoy-
cred from an operation performed to
relieve a sudden and serious attack oi
appcndicitis. lie has been In the nos
pital about a month, and will be able
to resume his duties in a few days.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Murdered Last Night

Mosquitoes lost their lives and hu-
man blood shed in great quantities, sim
ply because the windows and doors
didn't have Yerger's make OF screens
He makes the kind that slides either in
side or outside. with springs, Of any
wood or any finish. They are made OK
actlv like the Burrows screens only
better Harry Yerger's Screen Factory
sl9 shipley street, Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
1ro,,ad After Thirty Years

Through the efforts Of John j. Ryan'
bainn of City Council. Mrs. John Mul-
lin. of Ottawa. Canada, her mother.
Mrs. OTaughlin. and two brothers, OF
Providence. r. l.. have learned of the
whereabouts OF each otie-. M S. Mul-
lin is a cousin of Mr.. Ryan. The fam
lily became separated when they came
to this county from Ireland. in 1871
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
LIGHTNING PLAYED ABOUT HIM
Mr.. Baylis Says Feeling Was Not Mutual,
However. 40 lie Retired

Manager jesse x. Baylis was stand
ing in the doorway of the Grand Opera
House last evening. when there was d
terrificreport above hishead and dashow.
cr Of sparks fell about him, causing him
To beat hasty retreat to the rear ol
the building.
A number of persons anw a ball o
fire ascend from the car tracks ana eA
plodc in front OF the building Seveta
of the sparks descended upon Mr. Baylis
head.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
OLDEST OF VETERANS
NOW UNDER THE SOD

The body of the Oldest of the vetsr-
ans William Baker, was inferred IN
WILMINGTON and Brandywine Ceme-
terv Yesterday afternoon with such
hcnors as characterize the lunersls u
an the nations defenders. These sur
vivors of the rebellion who are mem
hers of Sheridan Post. had charge OF
the service. which was conducted IA
the home Of George w. Baker, No lloo
Davis street.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18

tion on the Berlin Bourse and in the
German press generally. "a struggle
has begun says The Nossische Zeit'
ung. (which is well worth the keenest
attention of the entire world. Foreign
countries can only rejoice that the
gentlemen OF the steel trust, who pre-
sumo TO conquer the whole world, nave
been reminded in this manner tna'
theY also are mortal.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
n1r nnnnelIr Anmires Green

William M. Connolly, contractor, Is
an ardent admirer of green, and re-
Gently erected new residence in which
he fitted up an office. the walls ci
which are papered in green and Tn.
paints are green. Two long rows ol
shamrocks ere grained ON tie doors.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Narnrh snhnnI Lnses Teaeher

Miss Ethel Cooper has resigned as
6rst assistant to the principal Of the
Newark public schools, to become q
teacher in a Wilmington school. The
Newark Board Of Education j. lcok ne
for a suitable successor 70 Mlsa
Cooper.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Look,re fnr nilsslng CoIored woms Q

Police Of this city. as vel as those
Of Baltimore and Washington, are
locking for Mrs. Winnie Dixon, color
ed. about 65 years old. She boarded a
train in Washington to visit her
nephew. William Carter, OF No. 70l
Wonaston strest. Nothing has been
heard of her since.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
insurance Men 10 Goto Portland

philip Burnett. Jr Frank Sheppard.
Herbert n. Fell. Frank Woolley and G..
I. Sihley will represent the Delaware
life Underwriters Association at the
meeting Of the national society To ne
held in Portland. Maine, on September
II, y and l3.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
nenh man ant lad winlInr

Samuel Jones. calorsd. who had been
suffering for a long time with con-
sumption was found sitting at the front
window. dead. at No. l21 Bird street
this afternoon COrOner's Assistant
James r. Chandler took charge Of tha
hC,iv.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
r.lenhnne flr srmmIt Camn

Brandywine Summit Camp viii al
ford telephone communication in a
short time. A Delaware and Atlantic
telephone was taken 10 the camp yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Fairfax Inn Destroyed.

Cumberland. Md, July 1S.-Fire yes
terday destroyed Fairfax Inn, built IN
1895. and the only hotel at Berkeley
Springs. w. Va. causing loss OF *SO''
000 insurance $4,000.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
NAV Issuc International Orders

Snb-stations one, two and three nave
been notiiied that they will be above
TO issue international money orders
Heretofore they were permitted % Issue
only domestic orders.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
no he hurled in Calvert

The body of Mrs. S A. Mount, who
died on Monday evening in the home
Of her son. Frank T. Mount No. VIZ
Poplar street, was shipped u calvert
Md. for burial to-day
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
MIR. Ewing Bnrs sNast Trotter

Representative Frank Ewing, oi
praudvwine hundred has purchased
tho fast ;rotter. Harry Kaiser, of Dr..
Henry Garrett, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Tabrary advances in TsefnInesa

Managers of the Wilmington Free
Library met in monthly session las
night. Reports submitted show an IN
crease in net accessions and clrcula 4
tion. a number OF gifts We're ie-
.ceived
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
rnaneea m railroad Once

s. Curtis Kirk. clerk in the oilice of
Trainmaster Carlisle at the French
street station. has accepted a position
as stenographer in the Office OF CiFil
Engineer Stewart. in Camden, \. J.
Harry Johnson. formerly of the clerical
fcrce Of Superintendent Bannards OIL
fice has been appointed 20 the POSI-
zion made vacant by Mr.. Kirk.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Save Your Horse

Mc-singer. GIL West Front. puts
on rOller-besring axies. One morse
pulls as much as two.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18

ASK your druggist for cartmeils
Blackberry Compound.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18

How Germany Regards the Strike.
Berlin. July iS.-The steel strike in
the United states attracts much atren
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tGRTIJIUi RI ~ tIt>ht

rr.f Ge.rsss.u. surDIa. agent =
'.u Asr'.....r,l Department. 49, returned
from Alaska 20 make 'a" 'hird anIuAI report
.r fl' f"- I'- .' ''r Agricultural eats
.l,r. Ines" Ir'ests lllpu~ have been -
.l,ll interest Ia t-lrr,e~. tho mineral
..l.-.'s o.. forest rrrts and the fur bearing
animals ~ ALASKA are ergo zHnrs., y ves ''.
'lf 'h. grott ]draVntcE. Nm, '7t is that
%. ter. NJ, Lis ~ agrfruI'ur" Il lacks
food -uprie~ and the Whit. population are
-.l cumrri.eI % rrirC food from the States
The EXPENSE involved Il euormog, Tons
Of lrrvI-.ous must be brought from Seattle
OF other coast towns IN the equipment %
'He smallest mining parties In Dawson
amt many other places tho most frugal mea!
coat from :. % :? 50
" food supplies IN isht be raised ~ the
t|orr.rpr, an enormous ltrm %! cNpclse would
le saved. and the developue ut OF other re-
sources would hc more rapid II was thIs
idea that ed t. the Appropriation II 5000
m i,a7 to enable the Secretary ct Agriculture
O. begin the nvrstiga'iou o. the agricultural
prospects # the t|crr.'or, The experimental
worA. carried on mllu,y in SitHn, Vas CT
tended up the coast as fuT ~ Cook Inlet and
ia lSls experiment stations wer" established
ON kldIUk Island near the Aleutian Arch
pelaso and ON tho Kenli Peninsula 'u-t east
of cook Inlet Favorable results were re-
ported and rh. experiments have since then
Included quite a large variety OF cereals and
vegetables,
A. the and Of the third year ~ e~Sperimen-
tariou. Prof u,ors",on returns With most
hul.rl views ., O., rAo future Of ALASKAN
agriculture he says that grain may be
uatgrcd almost anywhere in the coast re-
ciuus lie brings samples OF ripe barley.
wheat. oa.~ and rye. some NJ which was
grown tNcut, -0v" miles inland and rs far
north Il, Cook Inlet and the topIer River
region IN a. degrees and ~ degrees north
latitude Flax Suwn NJ S'tha attain, a height
~ over three feet, natures IT, seed and pro-
ducrs nhre ~ excellent quality Ou the
kruai Peninsula 32u acres of land have been
reserved FOR agricultural experiments aud
wheat has been ml,urcd there Kadiak
and ucishhuring islands and the large region
Westward l. covered with abundant grass,
and cattle are being successfully raised
The experiments NIll doubtless he CON
,nupd ~ IL" expectation u realized that
tie territory itself Will produce most of its
food supplies a great 'mu"tus VI. 10 given
~, the development Of T., other resources
and many who 80 80 Alaska viii remain there
permanently. though the prevailing idea
has been 10 make a. much money NJ possible
in n short time and then loavc a country
where living Is - exceedingly expensive
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y>or.vD's 1R.DE WITH COLONIES.
Market for over Half a Billion Dollars worth
of british Goods During 1890.

W~ASulNuIoN. Jan ,-Rritish colonies fur
ri.l,i last wear u market Tor over s5oo, O0,oco
worth 4 british goods. The Statistical All
,tra,t Tor the several Colonies and Other Pos
sessions Of the [ nited Kingdom" which pre-
SCENTS the details 81 the and condl-
tinus of the British colonies In the year 1900
COMPARED with preceding year,, has jutt
r.n,nrd the Treasury Burrau Of statistics. II
shows that the british colonies throughout the
World ,mIorted In 1870 goods valued NJ over
"A hlI.n dollars, and OF thie amount over
,.ul. 0uu. uuo were from IA" | nitcd Kingdom
Huy mud largest colony, pl course, u
British India. IT. total imports IN 1909 are
gwen An round terms AT 5000 IN no Tor about
fUN uH. ouuL " which I.u,oNn,uN lor about
son uo. pOl wet" Imported Rom tho lhlled
kuugdum
\rNt IN IMPORTANCE Is Canada, whose total
tr,p,rt- amount 10 re1. uOu. hb but witch
tnI ,s only 50 vs., Nn IN value from Ia" | nitrd
Kingdom. IA" ,hIri reason OF TINS small
ur,I,rtn,u being h,g immediate proximity
promptly and conveniently her varied want"
Next IN Importance j. IA" group OF Aus.
trnIo.pn colonies, and II may be assumed
that the imports of the Australian continent
In Ispn were not far from A utt-LNh 81 when
the luitcd kinednut although situated on
the Gppo-i'" side ~ ihc Hloh'' lurnlNi'u Owl
l1G uun, UO IA value.
The Valur 81 the tmport1tionS az the Rri'-
i.h " est Indies ~ 1870 IL ~, ~ 900 tot about
lg.sat. pnl. II which f!,7'?'H" tor about
Sl9 rlO utnI were from IN" | IIl"d Kingdom
The Airlolu colonies show. total imports
are from the United Kingdom Al. ~" Cap"
of Good Hope alone III" imports ~ the year
mr., iu round terms 500. Nn,nCr, uf which
sN, 900. Ooo are from the uit"d Kingdom
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WORN or ORrHOPFDiC HOSPITAL.
ui.hop Potter and oil. Roosevelt speak at the
Annual Meeting,

About 800 officers and friends Of the New
York Ortaoppitc Dispensary and Hospital
intended the thir,y-thtrd annual meeting OF
that institution held at l2a East lIiu ninth
sfr,,' Yesterday Afternoon. Members OF the
Roosevelt and Potter families have been com
nrrtrd With ia" institution IN different ways
since IL, organization, and II was therefore
,,,.t u.tins that cr-prc-iicnt-aleCl Ro6s.-
v,I' and Ri-hOp Potter should hay. been on
hand TO address ye.'" rltNS' m"etlng Hlth
trinr~,d the work e ia" hospital heartily
q I-rr,on schmidt. the President Il the
Institution. spoke 1T the u,CCs-ItN ~ = s2J' 90
end uwmcut ,aud. the Interest on which would
Ice ,uNlrIoutt TO meet all needs. The coutrbu-
iI,r, rrcri, ed ~ present. h." said, are entirely
dl.pr.pprtiuudt" to the work ACCOMPLISHED
4, relieving and curing the d"'uimI. l,a ~
Door ruldT"u. The EXPENSES tor the ,rHr
,palu- S"'' 30. 1870 b" sud. Amounted Co.
S., ~ . NuIlr the income from AL .uur,r-
~ plu.r 81 80 bat t9p, ls5 %. thus irdvng a
d,H.i = : "1f y.
pf Ru-,cll lithhs. -ur.con q the In-t,tu-
tip,, retro ed that IA IA" Ia-l wear 3.?ii IA
tIori~ were treated ia the a.. uop~drN. The
.icitrr part 90 whom we're -uT,rIrg from
tunor iluus d,,ra." Il the sIIie and Joints,
lateral olryatlrrs Of tho spine, bow legs,
KNOCK ktce,. ,l.n foot. and various forms II
rIru, ii. ~ 'Aeso ~ vrrs discharged
cured 90 rcli"yoi and 2l7s continued Tor
further tro ItWcut, br Hobs enI Ansllod
tho importance 81 a close observation - child
hood growth II c~huldren. ha vins slight ~
regullritie- were attended to In time. ho
eaid. the number coming to tho hospital with
tncurahls mformlLss would 10 sIeauy de-
creased,
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UNIDENTIFIED GREAf MEN.
The Purlis Of Nameiess Bust. Preserved In the
BOSTON Athen~um,

IRWIN ~ ' w
Are we so soon forgot when We ara sone'
queries the returned Rip Van wlnk!e IA
thrtically. A curious lesson In n" rlrto'I
with Which our lueamcn's, II Mt cur N'"'
ar. forgotten. has hceu afforded nv f''""n
uamel,s, bust. at the b. stuu Athon'ru
They must all have been husis Of mon ~
distinction In their tirl', or ih"N N'NId h"'
lave boon presented e. the institution
Two Of the hust-. after long 9ul Il'''Nt
Investigation. have been Identified iN gu' y
the assistants IN tie library one Is ma y
Prince koutouyof, a Russian soldier oI NO,
tho gift Of a foru.r Rlsrlin (unsul.
this bust, It's lHhrl me" beng gone, sh''l
pass uurcCognlY"d wu~ uu' "'lrl .rdtrdiN
tho celebrated state nan, who was ScHt"' f'
81 Wal under Jackson and ~ state u''t
Buchanan. h,,idr- h"lrc the llcuu,t .
candidate rur the Presidency ~ lNN
M. Couriauanc" cor Ncurg familiar :" OF"
Iuthc, went 50 long unrccugniloi %, =
tHtulV spt prs nc
The third bus rcprcecuts n refined d".-
cate face ~ nearly perfect features. s.' ~
what feminine ~ type aud Will ruri"t y
fnlluy Ina thi,H I.uks "A,h st3o 20 tie ...'.'
II is really n"an'nal Snd IT, |" g,nicI =
dcluhia the fan NJ President ~ ihr u. x
20 the / m'"d states. who seventy .rN''
axo. hc-i e. r@niuyius wid" IAN" us q eat :
a N%naucicr and VT, vas ,umm.r,N '.
o. he the hau!sumc-t man In ht- nI'''"
for uu-t.ritv net ,rly hr tits bust hI' 81
another. and Nv an cvqul-O'" wIn'l'l'" ~
Sully hut. Rttcr all. even hoH nu~ good =
pa,s.d into oblivion MI utN.I'v |- r,ru, 70
b.rrd ard 40 nrc some ~ HI. BON mats
lIa IL was Who uttered 'Ir u'u.U- v'
boxes tie ballot box, tho cartridge bos
The hand box
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