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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-07-20
Excursion Rates.

On account of the Epworth League
Convention at San Francisco, July
1921, the Southern Pacific will sell
tickets going via FL Paso and return
ing the same way, or via Albuquerque
and direct lines, or via Ogden and
direct lines for $3.50. Going via
FL Paso and returning via Ogden,
Missouri and Chicago, $4,000.
Going via FL Paso and returning via
Portland and direct lines, $61.5O.
Tickets will be on sale July 9th to
18th, final limit for return August
31st. Parties holding Epworth
League excursion tickets can take the
side trip from Eagle Pass to Mexico
City and return to Eagle Pass or E.
Paso for $500. Stop over permit
ted on these tickets at any point
within final limit. If.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-07-20

Nous soussignees, approuvons,
apres lecture ~faites, lie pr6sente charte
re iourd'bui IA Ayril, 1901:
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Iaan poro
Wauoa
~ pinond
IT econdorov
n,,oodnro Gorr,or F..
TT D.
hndro Rares
- Mi .
Y landry
] Abadie
.Iean yigneaux
i M Colhmbe
.Ioseph Cheda
Gastinel
v Gastinel nv G. Gasth1el
Maurice Detrez
AInbonse Noel
Poe .Jacoue
Tn Keller
A Dllhan
berger
oI. Canto;s
gdonord Ma,
NJ paonv;s
~, Ronrgas
Ioan Earo1
panoa
Iodo.,;s NV T, yapee
~ NT..to T M paonv;u
= Erotb
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Camille Dutel job painter. 6 mo

FOR SALE-Fine lots in III
Cilevis addition. For terms apply
TO H. B. Lyons dec s If.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

and Elsin. saasie. fresh ranch. iia
lee.
cheese Native waahmrton. run
cream, t5ei Eastern; New York.
ta0t5c. Wisconsin,. lie Roauefart.
Is. Fdam silaf1a per case. New
York. ia4l6c flmhurrsr. t64iic.
brick. teHttr. Swiss lsHtac.
EEEs strictly fresh ranch. Csc:
Eastern ttNfte
Poultry Hons. ila0tsc. large
spring, tSUltes broilera. i5ul6c:
ducks, isalshe. turkeys. iai9c.
Corrected Daily. -- The following
prices are being offered to the pro
duccr IN round lots on the dock or Ia
the car at Seattle;
6raln= eats, SIS, barley $3.50.
wheat chicken fecd, So. corn. Sto0
per 100 pounds.
Hay Puget sound. per ton. tisoo,
Eastern Washington timothy. Stl1
Is alfalfa. $40,
Butter Fresh ranch. ia0itc; ma.
tive creamery. 2aHe1c
Cheese Native Washington. tse
EKEs strictly fresh ranch, a6c
Eastern, ibns5c.
Poultry Hens. ioutaAc; largc
spring. ttaniSe small spriug itd
tae. ducks. tOHtte. turkeys. iiutso.
Live stock cows, 5'se. steers
49,. calves. sAaHtee. sheep. &c.
tprH. EHGttr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
PLEASANT HOURS
WHlLED AWAY
Events OF Local Entertainment and
Personal Notes

Mrs H. n Richmond loft the first
IF the week. Tot "a visit Go friends
ln Milwaukee She expects 10 be away
about IA month
Mlss Ruth aehram viii leave this
evening FOR New York city, whore she
Nill take up the STUDY ~ nrt for The
coming year Her ftther AT Iuhu
aghram, Will accompany her.
A pretty wedding took place on Wed
nsadnY sept a a. the home Of Nc.
tfhaH ~ IIoloomB 90 Fourteenth ave-
nue. north. when Mr. Rudolph Is Hen
usmau ana Miss Jeanette o.. Gilbert.
both 81 Seattle. were united iH MAI
flasv bY Rev v. a. q. fompis
on Tuesday. sept n. ttsnry = Nc
curr ard Mra EliEabsth Atahmau.
both u seattle. we're united in mar
riage b. Rev. y. tt o. Temple. 80 his
residence.
Mr. Herbert C"e. Who han been
spending vacation In Seattle. re-
turned 10 Ann Arhor Mich. on Thurs
cay.
The members OF the I'AileKro club
viii siYe 10 ufHt banquet of the sea
SON. nept. -.
Mrs John u. Farrell will give
musicale at her home. MS Hagiaatuu
avenue on ThhfsdAf morning Sept.
- a. n a.eluck. iu the evening a. ~
she viii give another musicale Tor
FeunH people.
Al-r
The Mystic eilh save an enjoyable
dafviug parry - the Queen Anne club.
house on TUESDAY evening. About -
young people participated.
The Alpha club met laat Wednesday
At the hons II HfH nf Miles corner
Haurth avenue and snfiur streets
Hrr ) y r Mlthele and Mrs Fres-
WHn gave interesting tH5ha The club
faasts Hert week uith Mfa paddeIr
Hafusr Minor and stewart streets
So Iahu uaEHr ~ Kent aHd MrH
Joanna BOYD % Aubutn. were quietly
married - ihe ftaidrnes - Niles Katie
no0fn III Tiffh avenue. SUNDAY mon.
Ins Sept rs - Haf iaiin y. Dam ~
Mr wu. y rhlupps - this city. snd
Mrs EHs A Crane u BOSTON. were
married 81 NE residence ~ hgf Jonn
= Damon n aHdaN stsntfn Hspt 10
bride and Mrs. y ~ HHftsrneid ssrv-
leg aH Witnesses
Mr Edwin Hayward - nanros
III ard Mian ~ afte r. aleitefnHHfrf ~
Victoria q a. Hprs married hE Rev
fahn q Damon. e his residence. Ttles-
day afternoon sept = and hsf Hrr
ssffiIar Down in Nirtafia will enjoy e
u.sddius trip Through oregon and Gait
fafnia.
W. Frank " wadswsrth aad Mi.s
Mercedes y Hfiah am. both = this
~sty. were married ~ the residence N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

day "A before. souvenir toys VIII bo
distributed 60 the children present at
thv Toy Maker mntinoeH.
"ilabea IA the Wueds a. quite aa
much a hurlosaue IA connie apvru.
ThiH might be expected Of Ferris
Hartman playwright n Ia also
reasonable to expect that there viii
be nothing muaty liza the lines. The
production preaenta also the Eut.
EeuuH eaatumlna and stage settling of
an extravaganza,
The sHaboH' are Annie Myers ana
Edward Webb. ~ youthful mcm-
bera ot the tramp fraternity.
The Female Dtummofe
The Third Avenue theater viii have
a very strong attraction in \ Fa-
male Drummer with Iahuntoue
Bennett HH The drummer aud good
company supporting her The pro-
ductiuu plays at standard prices Ia
many cities.
The action u the play brings in "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
HAS NO ACTION
Vile Cannot Sue Husband for Per.
sonal Injuries

Judge Emorg has made a ruling IN
the dana Sc case Of Minnie Heyenrk
against Hees ). Heycock for assault
and battery. which u important be-
cause II the principle involved.
Humphries a Bostwick represent the
plaintiff Morris. Southland 4 Me
Kay Tor the defendant demurred TO
the plaintiffs complaint upon the
ground that "a this state has no
statute permitting the wife 90 main
tain an action against her husband
for personal injuries. such eases are
governed by the common law which
did not permit husband and wife 70
sue each other Judge Emory Htts-
tanned the demurrer. The Washing
ton supreme court has never pans.i
upon the question. but che iau "
ell settled in other states.
The wife mas have her husband
prosecuted IN the criminal courts
for assault. but her only ctgii rem
edY IL a suit Tor divorce in which the
fact may bs taken into consideration
In the division Of community proper
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
YOUTHFUL
CRIMINALS
Three Bad Boys Booked for
the Reform School

MANY Norton. Cceu Butts aud
-, walp. aged Il rs and no years
s's..,.etiyely. are perhaps thrce IF the
-, ha,s that haNc been in Seattle
I. yrars. These lads planned and
y ...,,,tsa : series 81 burElariea that
80 A, credit to old time cruokS,
- time ago the boys
-. caaxlcted Of robbins the car
- -. ,.sissncs in Waila Walla adj
49,, ara securiag Stsa AZ that
49, ,Nsx we're given a severe rspri-
I -. ~ luags George and their
800 suspended. Far week or
~ .,ayrd at home hut their
= .s,.,,..f naturps got the better Of
49, "a Ell they started again on
ss,vlsal q crime. several houses
- rsosea and the boys suspected.
-, = ssly enc burglary in Kent Will
~ hsfs confess,
v.s,sr8ae they were arrested In
~e..r,a ana Police Clerk Easson
s-,.sh, rem % Seattle last uisht.
~ az nsN confined in the city
IN rasg viii be sent % the state
,.ss~m school fer lucoyrigibles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral ~ the late II. l.. Ford
uey was held from tho Westminster
church az n clock this
morning Members ~ the odd Tel-
lows ana q a. Y attended In consid-
cradle numbers.
Nerua SuNter ugad maHfha
daughter 81 Mt and Mrs \. NJ. say.
der. died az Ills Seventh avenue
north last Blght. The funeral was
held from the residenee this after
noon.
The funeral ~ the late William N
shauiy vas hello FROM the Methodist
Protestant chureh cornsH Third ave-
nue. and H1nr street az . o riaek this
afternoon Rev Daniel tlHRleN az.
utiatrd and inteFH8ent vas In Lake
View ceuzsfery. THE funsfai was un-
der the auspices af ST Johns Lodge
Va. D. r. 4 A. II Mrsabara af tue
Pioneer association. OF which de-
ceased vas member. attended.
The funeral - John J Cafnnheu
VII DE- held from thr sacred Heart
church at ] % o.elork tomorrow az
tefnaon under The direction - the
Sherman Collins Foley Undertaking
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
EXPENSIVE WELL
Il Is 6l4 Feet Deep. and Stin No
Water Found

Ths wei drilled az the county farm
has gone down sit Feet without get
tiaE water IN paving auantitiss. At
Is feet water vas found. but the
commissioners were not satisfied
with the Tow Like Oliver Twist.
they wanted more. 50 the driH vas
kept going downward and a few feet
further the water disappeared and
has not been struck since. Al $40
feet the drlll went through a coal
vein. but Il 10 water. not fuel. that
TIE commissioners want. and they
don't know what they are going 70
q about q. The driil mans com
pensation Increases IN arithnsticai
PROGRESSION as his augur goes down
and Il Il ISN'T stopped soon ne viii
D entitled 70 mortgage on tbs
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
IGNORANT OF LAW
1ssrslore the Seized Fishing
Sleeps NAY Be Returned

Collector ~ Customs Heustls q
rbrt Townsend and Deputy Coiiec-
~ Nttan, % this city. viii recon-
nsna 10 ~ authorities at Waahias
- thaf the fishing boats whte h
vsra saixe3 this week be returned
y their owners II VII Dc two
vssks hefare an order can come from
VI shinxfnn but ft Is Thought likely
TIA. the beats vii Oe returned The
fishssufn were entirely ignorant -
TIE law are poaF and thr ssiEure of
to Sleeps .s a Eseaf inas 20 them.
fksr lnfrtr gemeus ~ The iaN was
brgseiae ffeir bats from a foreign
ccss'FN snto this without reporting
Z ~ cusssrra sffc1ls This law ap-
uliss - a la.11t ton stea Trlship as vel
e 4 stem risflHE boat ard entails
ssirure 81 : fiaoa flus. Ths statute
i h guard agalast smuEkling and Is
figd iy enforced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
COLLISION
Two Injured In Northern Pa.
cific Week

\ rear end collision occurred yes
to-day ON tho Northern Pacific line
at Lake. "A small station near paaco.
Passenger train So was run.
nlnE lu two sections and OWNS a.
In stated. to a misplaced switch. the
rear section ran into the rst section,
Wreoklas the last ear The paasvu-
gers Ia the forward train saw tho
other train coming In time 10 get
cut 81 the car. but many u them
were bruised by falls An aged man
named etandatI II believed 70 have
SUSTAINED serious internal injuries
and the porter u the train sustain
ed a number of scalp wounda ana a
a rruchsd arm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
WILL APPEAL
Commissioners Want Supreme Court
Decision on Road Law

The county commissioners yesier-
day pHsasd resolution requesting
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton 20 ap=
peal to the supreme court from judge
npll'a decision ON the road Law
Nothing can noR be done under ths
law until the supreme court pahasH
upon II. In the meautim" the usual
election ~ road supervisors viii be
ueld October n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Medical Society," Meets Wednesday

THE King County Medical society
vii rect nsVf "Wednesday evening
~ fts chamber Of commerce rooms
This IS the first meeting since June
= iast and a large attendance Is sx-
paesed Or. sharrlss. president -
the society. WIN occupy the chair.
TIE new 'sw. which compels all
physicians coming 20 this county 20
PASS an examlnation. vii b. dis
enssed and some attention viii -
devoted to the health conditions OF
sAa city DR.. heI~ish snA DR.. Faik
are candidates fgf admission 10 the
soelety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
FordneY Memorial Service

There viii be a memorial service
n honor 81 Rev. D. L. Fordnsy az
ne ball Of the Volunteers % Amer
-. iisi4 Second avenue south on
SABBATH afternoon at q o'clock. All
. A z. comrades and friends. also
any ministers Of the Gospel. are cor
daily invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
EGeS HIGHER
Local Iobbsr; Dong Heavy Bust
meas IN Fruits

ne lobbers are doing an enormous
oss. meas in local fruits.
pfless are down.
Eggs are up smother cent a .tap
'hey take az least once A week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Storage Room For Renl

light. dry basement two sleyns
tori gntranco from front or rear.
.wili CENT for q 9. . or ~ months.
seattle Newspaper Union. 3l2 second
avenue south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

Seattle Hive No. 2 ladies' - 'hs
Maccabess viii give a public enter.
tAlumsnt and ball at HHnke'a hall
aest Tuesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Sloraee Room For Psnl

Light. dry basement. two eleya-
tors. entrance from front 81 rear
will rent FOR B. o. or - months.
Sea title Newspaper Union. aiz Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Storage Room For Rsni

Light. dry basement two eieva-
tors. entrance from fruut or rear
VIII rent for 8 9 ? or Il months.
Seattle Newspaper Union. az Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
SEARCHLIGHT

showing the pnn=Amcricau Exposition
~ Buffalo. ~. y taking YOU for an
electric launch ride showing You an
the large shHildngH ana PLACES Of In
terenf uu she show grounds Peek y
Bad Boy or the GrOcerymnn'H Re-
YeHEe, and othurH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Iatr Mallnsrr ArIrri..

a large new tlae o. New YORK pat.
terms Just arrived Prices very iow.
CurtlQa Millinery House. 1915 aud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

until next "wednesday and
Thursday. BABES In the Wood
viii be- given the nrst fhrre nights
of the coming week. ard THE Toy
maker" Friday and Saturday. and
the matinees "Wednesday and Safur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Herd Of TraInod Elephants

Trained JaRuara. Tigers. Lions.
Leopards. Bears. Bynxes. Wild eats.
erizzlies Catnmounts. Horses. stall
liona. Monkeys and Ponies.
100 exalted circus umplonH In
100 supreme acts.
GRAND. GOLDEN. GLITTER
INC. MILE LONG STREET PAR
ABB EVERY DAY At 10 O'CLOCK
a. NJ
High Dive nt 10 30 a. m. and $50
y. m.
All tents arc waterproof.
Excursions on all railroads.
Doors open NJ ! and p. m.
Performances NJ and p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
joeeike QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED pArLY1
Green Eruif

FNIAEs
Lenohs-i9toQ45o box: cooking
S ltfe' - Ng'po. eating apples. sf.25
- 80 g.5 81. A0oasb4. bana mas.
cants 800. "a peaches. 40as5c:
besyls. K !. pS9sS Der box: black
.vs,e,.,..s,. .ws 80 pears. T5cntl 81
r0e. ers,aa sls.zLsnl.b. pluns ga
err S.oa -, sHsya 30 per box East
Per box nutmegs. Tsas6c. ''se 'sc
seRetsslsa
Potatss-f2saso Der a..
si.eo Der sack. carrots. 7teS,,, ssts,
saes lettuce, l5e per dozen 80. ~
es0soc; garlic. Sc: cabbag. ~ 'tps,
/ 10 peppers. lzal5c; husks a. 'i'ss9
cry g9c per dozen. awsst
toes, tie591s5: Chill psa,.a -
pe Der ID; sauer kraut' as,1s.
saliye head lettuce. &c pe, -
ailea hgH. cartons, s6e. fancy ~
imported, l5c; tomatoes. 406616e 60
oatesl soc 10. radishss I0s rcr -
49, s-ss'sy' zs9sOe; onions. 1851 Il q
4, 49, y, ,c,as,i.iifiiowsr 75cGt00. parsnfps
-, ,,' 10 local green corn, legige
ProslsIsns
bde, LED 11,1 nest--cow beef. 7e In. stasr
eeet, IQ1zc par II; mutton %. ssss
.e' ewes, sac. pork. g. a., a, = s -,
large &c. email. iOc. - 10 veal
Provssions-Hams. iEe. -.
ssehS' Ice. bellies. lie. "~Ni ''''
'u''st Chess. Eggs ana po.,,
ut'er - Washington ore.,...-I'
bSlAo Prints, 2se. Eaats,r Rstiea,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

bargain sale az a dep afmeut store
and sAIeHiudiea ball iH che tropical
aaF lens Il NeH York. hotel. special
ma rhiuHrY 90 carried which adds
greatly To the beauty and realism %
tie stage Hattina A iaHk Net - Hp--
eIaltirz Il intsfanefae8 8hirh uubrl-
fishes che action ~ What would be a
very clever CnMedy standing alone
II will fnn the entire week
"A Man ~ Mastery closes 4 sue
eessfti weeks snEa Eetueut tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Theaters.
Royal Italian Band

The Royal Italian Hand viii Eivs
tive concerts AZ the Gfapd begin
ming on Wednesday afternoon. This
hand has created anuIur aruHaa
ton iu the Fast BY Zee brilliant prr-
fQrmauees. II t. directed ty Gut
scope Creatore whom ths metroppli-
Tan press entl musical genius Tic
II uuly 81 years II aEe Nrapalitan
bY birth. ard began biz muniesA ear
Ger as trombone player 81 hen r.
child. PLAYING solos iu the munts pal
band 81 Naples az t3 tie studded
under Mancini. the Ereateat 81 ital-
an tau1H aHferH and tban became a
leader himself Lest FeHr he came
To America and achieved marked
success from the first
The RunawsI Glsi"
The Grand opern hanae manage
nent announces the return - ths
musical comedy a Runaway gifi'
for one performance tomorrow Night
The hAbea IN the WOOD
Tonight VIII witness the last
production % The Wedding
Day 81 the Seattle thvztrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

tho brihsH mother Mrs Alexander
'hlhtT ~ Alder street furadnK etgn#
ing hspt W. MIR aud Mra VIM Chap
pen HnlNium as HfoumHmHn aud BRIDGE
maid. hev. John o. Damon ufiieihtluf
AFTER the ceremony large company
sat down Go an elegant repnnt
Mr Cleo Walter Wltehril 81 thlH ritf.
and TiHa Carrie pruae of Olympia
vrrr married hv john = Damon a.
Ills fgHldahre Tuesday evening Hppf
- MI and Mfa Robert o. llanktth
fhapefaHibg The happy couple
Mr VIM kruair 81 this city. aud
Miss Marie Haatt uf Richmond were
married a. tie residence uf Hss John
= Damon "wednesday. Sept r. MI
- ~ NHlur aHa Mra Fred IS eYuus
ter did ~" haHara aH best man hud
80
MuE e p rtaHs aud aon I.eHIis Ieff
IaHtffAieHllY tor an extended tfip
thn0uAh the EHHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

Iisht. dry basement two sieva-
tgfa entrance from front or rear
viii rent fur J g 3 eF ~ maufha
avenue south
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For gas ard electric axtures xii
bourne = clark CO. as Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21
Moving pLetsfsA

The ssarohlight. i1osts Second ave.
nue.. has some very funny pictures.
particularly "rreks tad tlay In the
grocery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

xo,,ss washington oream.r,.s
1suA9 Prints, use. Eastern Ias =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

NJ frank " wadswsrth aud Mi.s
Mercedes - HfIah Am. both = tfis
sfty. were married M the residence ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-21

Mrs II ~ Richmond loft the first
uf the week. tot visit Go friends
Ia Milwaukee. She expects 90 bp away
about "a month
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
Reflection of a Bachel or.
Every day has it's dog.

, Every day has it's dog.
/ Probably the reason why
babies never go crazy is because
they are baldheaded.
There are some men that the
only way you can keep away
from is by asking them to lend
you money.
Anv man with tact can be a
successful married man, but it
takes man with real talent to
be a successful bachelor.
No woman can bear a little
sorrow as easily as a man. and
no man can bear a great sorrow
as easily as a woman.
Happiness is the juic of joy
Charity covers a multitude of
skins.
The average woman would
commit suicide at 30 if marriage
was really like what she always
imagined it would be.
If the astronomers want to see
the men in Mars they ought to
hang widows wells over the big
end of their telescopes.
A woman may forget all the
rest of her friends, but she
never forgets the othe!' woman
who didn't come to her wedding
New York Press.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

For a good many moons we
have been hearing many things
about Hea then John. but how
does this strike you: AT Wand
erbjlt University, as a culmina,
ton OF founders day Celebration,
the media 10 Oratory, the high.
honor in the university was
Il awarded Charles Yum Marshall,
of 500 Chow, China. amidst
great approval of the audience.
His subject being Miracle Of
the Twentieth Century"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
Bar lett is Found lGuiIty.

Monticello, Mo, May 3d.
The jury in the case of Edward
Russell Bartlett. charged with
the murder Of William D. Ed.
wards, returned q verdict to.
day. They retired at 10 last
nsfe hit after hearing a straight
uda0 .ri orlsory, Their finding
today is a verdict for man.
slaughkeA, or murder in the
fourth de G. zee with punishment
Jay ,imprisonl. nent in the peni
tentiary.fGy two years.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
Fragmentary.P Phrases.

1t is easy enough to forgive
when you are quite sure that it
is the most provoking thing you
can do.
No man should ever offer eX-
cuses to woman who loves him.
Let him say he is sorry and
loves her, and she will make the
excuses and accept them.
Preachers don't realize how
much religion the pews need to
make them patient with the
pulpit.
1t is something to make PEG.
pie cry, more to make them
laugh most to make them think.
Being hated is often useful.
Many man has failed in love,
politics and business because
there was no one to abuse him
at the right rhine.
Pity is akin to love. but it is
a poor relation.
Necessity is called the mother
of invention, but it is cruel
stepmother of fairytales.
There is no such thing as a
harmless flirtation,' and we
all know it. That is why we
are always trying to find one. -
June New" Lippincott.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
what is the New Woman?

Bishop Barley of the Luth
eran Communion preached 4
sermon at Chambersburg, Pa.
last Sunday which has stirred
the women to wrath.
The good man said that God
never intended anything like
new woman" The woman"
lie observed, SHOULD always
be subject to the man." further
more, THE man should be the
boss"
This sort Of sermonizing
shouldn't be too severely cen.
sured. A mau who must write
80 or 100 sermons in year, su.
perintend Sunday school,
answer the calls OF the needy,
pay social visits aud perform
all the other duties Of a clergy.
man must sometimes fail to
live up to his standard, In
moments of WEAKNESS he is sure
to say something foolish, and
unhappily it is the foolish ut.
terance that is telegraphed all
over the country. When he is
wise he is unnoticed. When he
is foolish he is lin the show
business" and all the folks like
a good show,
But to the point. What is a
new woman? A searching in
curry has hitherto failed to re-
veal her. She seems to be
sister of the society woman"
whom SO many talk about, but
NOBODY can identify. Do the
foolish people who pirate and
preach against the new woman
ever see the offending female?
She is said to be fantastic,
Independent and hor-
ribiy intelligent. But why call
her new? Women of that sort
have laways been at large. I'M
less the new woman is some
thing more or different, the
chatter ought to cease.
Let it stop anyhow. 1t has
always been foolish. 1t is be.
coming 'cheap.-Post- Dispatch
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06
Showed Their COntentment

President Mckinley at the
Ohio's launching spoke emphat
ically of the conetntment of
labor in this country. Six
thousand employees Of the Union
Iron Works, which had built
the vessel, heard him. Two
days later 1000 of them struck
for more wages and shorter
hours.-Sioux City Tribune.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-06

New York once had two
Senators who resigned on &C.
count of d sympathetic tie. and
in s. Carolina two have resign
cd because they are bitter per.
sonaI and political enemies.
But all four expected to be
notified that they were iudis.
penSable'-Globe Democrat.