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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
The Eleford Company

The Eteford company has enjoyed
good business at the Third Avenue
all week. The American (itfis hitting
the first hair af the week and "Mra.
fartluEtan ana Tier son Ike hFinx
the bal the latter half. the last per-
Torrance cf this funny comedy beiug
given tonight.
Starting With the matinee tomor-
ROW the Eilef0fd company viii beEin
their second and last week ia Tho
Two Sister" from the pen 81 peu.
man Thompson. authar Of The ola
homestead The Two Sisters r.
PLAY oNsrffo wing with humoF,
path0n and sensational situations.
II also gives senfe for several spec
ialtiea BY Jessie Merton. BABY lii
han. Albert Watson VIII WailiuE
and Joseph Roberts. The cmAt m a
long one and calls Tor the entire
strength 81 the company. TIE Two
sisters" WITH run Sunday. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
ON Thursday night the btu viii b
changed 70 Griamar a. Davis comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
The THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS

More Than queen" the attrac-
ton at the SEATTLE theatcr Ter three
nights. commencing April IS, is an
adaptation from the French Of Emile
Befgefaf The play Is prologue
and ave acts covering from ifs5 60
tso9, and deals with the romance OF
Josephine and Napoleon. In the pro-
loEue the two principal characters
meet in the Earden OF the Paiais
Royal
In the first act they are married.
Ronaparte Is away In Egypt Napo-
leon return and hnds her at a mas
queFade bail, beautifully gowned as
Cleopatra. lie believes the apiteful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

Ms Bertha BARN. who IL a. veil
ncNn . Portland social circles as
= : u the efurational ceuters u
~ fitT. and who has few superb
q = ; kindergarten teacher. -
sszsiaz 3 few DAYS IN Seattle for
~ purpose 81 visiting the kinder
kr'an schools Miss BARN - loud
ser praises u the kindergarten
'neEts1 BY Miss Creslman. which
= ans - similar 90 the Portland
srH1fian.
aeiseve that before very long.
- NJ every school wiil have a
.-lsiE arten IN connection. The
~ e tier being made free and
sair e rood one. for u enables
= sFaF wording women 70 take al
fF%gs y them. They can leave
bile ones while away at
VS. Rsrfn Il IN charge 81 a kind
.Eien " The north end ~ Port
- her pupils come from all
Ai9aalltiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
WILL BE CLEAN.
srssis Committee Is to Polish
Things up.

- streets committee - the city
o,uerii has sEyerd 20 report faVrr-
sflv % she hlil Tor the repairing OF
~ p,ors~r Place pavement IN pre-
r7sficn fur President Me ktniey's
sst Owirx e. the suhsidence %
- sfe1aA the pavement - several
.rsAes h.sow grade II win BE- rats
= AZ res bricks put in where ne
osnry. An appropriation Of $500
~ = arrrs-1 70 AZ Monday night 3
rsesing Il the council
- eummittee again considered
- suesslan ~ grading First avenue
rsst bar postponed q decision until
~ weeks
n committee voted to recon
nens lhe Indefinite peSfponcmeut Of
A. resolution 20 plank and side
skk Pine street between Third and
Nfth avenues. and these I'VE ave-
zsss hefwsen Pine and Pike streets.
fserp pas strong opposition among
srrperty eWreTs eu the ground that
- pgupns sd sirnugoe Was IN
ssrzssaTy Il this time
ne petition for opening up H1rt-
~ street nas favoFahly acted upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Grand opera Hopse

The FRA wiay company begins to-
morrow the fourth week u is en-
RaRement IN This city. This vas the
limit II time originally set for Is
stay 80 the Grand opera house, but
the engagement has been 20 prunt-
able financially and artlstieally that
IL has been extended. Mr.. fruWiey 3
faith IN hts company and IN Seattle
has been more than Justified.
A word or two In regard tpthe per-
forrnaneea Of this fue company. In
three weeks. i've plays has been pro-
eueed "Chimmie Faddcu." The
NIadiemau," Brother John" sec
ref Service and The Charity Hall. !"
with the exception % the first. these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
FREIGHT CHARGES
WILL BE HIGHER

e q =. & n. Co. the Pacific
!. Steamship Co. together with
Z. ssfeti Northern and connecting
VII bring 4 new tariff sched-
canned goods. fresh and dried
slsar, hardware and other
~ aeise into effect Way ! The
80 wi apply % points IL the
-'sa..i country. the slocan dis
80 70 Spokane and contiguous
The Increase ranges from
Z pey rent
e. anef IN rates resulted from
...hf - the Pacific Coast co.
~ o. y. \ y. 90 for better
~ hauling California mer-
from san Francisco 10 the
y - Portland The old rate
zhnea goods was 7t4c. while the
&c a pr0p0rtionate In
L.. hf been made on other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
INDEPENDENT
Telephone Co. to Buy n
Portland Line.

PORTLAND, Or, April a7.-Capv
italists Of Warren aud Youngstown.
@. who own the independent tcic-
phone system being organised IN Sc
attic. viii form a tsOooo0 corporation
to buy and operate the independent
telephone aystem In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
When Quality Is
COnSid cred

AZ tho prices asked this store easily
has the best % u In tho effort 10
get your patronage.
There's never a slight ~ quality
here remember that but often you
get things a. less price here
faiue'a nHliadanna PiHEtsFa #.. Toe
Johnson & johnson strengthen
ing Porous PlnHterH , g. or ems
Kind ...=.. ........--........ Go
parker.a Tar soap lie
iurtH Tar and EEg Suap. asn
SUM tHrf#stsFf csc saNs
Enandont Tooth Wash z.....=+.. zoe
Kinds Honey Almond Cream tnr
Cold cream. large lars, ,..s4.a... zoe
Family recipes allied az REASONABLE
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

Miss Lode Fuller. whose brain vas
the frst 90 evolve the electric. nee,
steam and other spectacular dances.
and who o. Internationally the best
dancer of all that class. eumra % the
Seattle theatCr On "Wednesday night.
Mias Fuller gives four new dances
during her evenings performance.
She u accompanied by Ada Lewis.
one ~ the greatest character actress
ee In the country. and several other
equally clever people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
DEPOT MATRON.

Nrs Susan 2. sfine was appointed
&pez mafrpn yesterday ever lug and
Fsngsiy fled her oath - esfice The
zi1 m pay her salary from May
lie November 1. and the wemeu r
slas III pay the salary for the next
= wnnfhs Mrs. Slime Was ap-
H1az1tea On the reeurnmeusiatiou
Z - wornen.s clubs although an
aser applicant for the position had
ufy strong Inducements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
improvements Wanted.

sAYss purporting 10 he signed
49, ofity ~ property owners
- - tae following improve
y. aavs been fied
3 ~ " avenue. grading. park
". .lfWaikinR from East Fir
- afer street. Valley street.
y -laswalkinu and terracing
~ - Anne 70 Eighth avenue
~ stpad avenue vest side
! 49, ~. s.aIpinE and guiteriug from
70 Olympic Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
FAILED TO SAY
EXCUSE NE"
=, scAornborn Vas Rude and His
wife Left.

a.. e, r,na,r Judgment
fn ths - fu3ee Emory
lvcgat - .,.,s, Ia NIInnie IL
~ mefnlhA' - ss.irat louis X
&AcfneeLn a.. sensfats mafnten.
sgAeFn 49, ~, t.,,t nf divorce.
sace ihas t' $3.50 ,,.,sr ~ les kind
Il + thr -. m state a,tpreme
yassea ef'R -
seart -. s.h,r,,t,fn after a
Rletl. ;" :, NJ Two months ln
rAlttA'NaN siaa nj month for
Nshks So $50 pfaintiH docSn I
rsiHseNS ApparrntIv the
"a tef - affatF.. il assenz
gesaal nroxiHe8 she can
inlN ie > - Twnr,l her main.
veFh Ivy - ~ har natural
sHaase IT,
a. made husband
- nj. VA thretteh calf.
- land upou the re-
MIA W eFrrfrd eoupie
ufa 9 tss later. the pro.
- taAn atst Wrrr brought
rrfhnfn on grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
'RtsBYTERIAN
MISSIONARIES

4 i NV Nv Sound Missionary society
- 1 Presbyterian church,
.t',ipl meeting yesterday at
~, . his city. ThIrfv-hee
. 5 trtf present. The reports
|s~z..,sng officers showed the
- Do "a = d0ariMhlL.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

NEW YORK. April 81 nr. VIII
liam II, Draper. many years one of
the ntust prominent physicians and
surgeons In New York. IS dead. of
pneumonia. lie was IN no DAYS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

Commencing Monday. seth. we will
make a special sale every Monday
morning. See our ad. star Paint
Co. 300 g02 Pike 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

eilngu 10 the eld play but now an,
Frawtey becomes the senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

drama. Beacon Lights" a play full
~ humorous. natural and thrilling
events.
BY special request. The American
giri" viii be given az the matinee
Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

Expert Type writer Repairing.
Ne have factory repair man and
are prepared 20 rebuild old ma
chimes. A.. q. Nllea 100 Cherry.
Tel Main. s3i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
Rainier Beer

ALMOST EVERYONE. WHO
KNOWS IT. PREFERS IT TO
ANY OTHER KIND.
BECAUSE OF ITS BETTER
FLAVOR AND WHOLESOME
NESS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

keep IN mind" clinc'a plano mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27

New and interesting moving pie
lures viii be shown ~ the search
light a. t505ia Second avenue. all
next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-27
GRAND OPERA
O==H0USE===
soms oozx z~~sS<s
TONIGHT Last Performance Of
The Charity Bali"
8 ga r CHIC FIT


Showing Queen Victoria'a funeral
arriving at Trinity Pier. old maid
posing Tor photo storm at nea and
others. Admission Zoe
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Two dozen half-pint bottles de-
livered 10 any part OF the city, 81.
Telephone Rainier 30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
ROAD OVERSEERS.
COUNTY CLERK WILL CALL
 THEIR ATTENTION TO A LAW.
When, Where and What They Should Report-Other Information
 Given.

County Clerk E. 5. Bloom will soon send out to the road overseers pos tals calling attention to a law govern ing the duties of road overseers, and which reads as follows:
 Each oyerseer in the county shall, on or before each term of tie Circuit Court. file in the office of the Clerk of the County Court written report giving the condition of his road, it's length, the number of hands appor- toned to said road, the number of days worked, the condition of the bridges, the amount of money collect ed, the number of fines assessed, the number and names of all persons re- fusing to work for any reason what ever, and any remarks he may see proper to make: which shall be sworn to, and shall be by the said Clerk laid before the grand jury at the next meeting thereof after the filing of said report
 County Clerk Bloom will also inform the overseers on which day the next term of the Circuit Court will recon vene
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06

800 of which are under cultivation This is also splendid property and if the state should conclude to buy would be just the place for the "juve nile offenders of whom we hear so much. It would be an ideal place for our new reform school Two hundred and fifty mules, complete lot of farming implements, wagons, etc.. would be included in the sale. The price of the property is $550 000, and while the figures loog rather big, it should be remembered that the deal is a big one and the property prob ably the best of it's kind in the Union. It will do no harm to think of it any way in connection with the present rotton management of our convicts. Of course Little Rock will kick. Oc- easional appropriations would have to be made for the institutions and they :. u l not be able to hog all of it.
 A. H. ANDRUS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
CARRIAGE DEMOLISHED.
ONE OF MIR. RlLEY'S TEAMS TOOK
 FRIGHT AND RAN AWAY.
Horses Skinned Up-Were Left Un attended and the Accident Was
 Costly to the Owener.

A team of horses attached to one of MT. Riley's city carriages ran away Wednesday morning at the corner of Main and Second streets and dashed north on Main street. There was no driver on the carriage at the time the animals took fright, but they were standing with a heavy iron weight at tached to the bits. The horses car ried the weight with them and were badly skinned by it striking them. Just as the team dashed westward at the corner of Main and Barraque streets, someone attempted to check them and they ran upon the stone walk at the court house, into tele- graph pole and overturned the ve- hicle. 1t was badly wrecked. almost every part of it being more or less damaged.
 One of the horses was pinned be- meath the carriage tongue and it was some time before it was liberated. The damage was considerable
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
IN ARMY OR NAVY
ED POSITION AS CHAPLAIN.
Will Be Made to Secretary Long by Bishop Sat
 teee, of Washington.

Rev. W. D. Buckner, the popular Rector of Trinity Church, has been rendered 8 call by Bishop Sattelee, of Washington D. C., who is Bishop of the Washington diocese, to accept the position as Chaplain in either the United States army or navy, the lat ter to be given his choice. Bishop Sattellee was directed by Secretary Long to make recommendation and the former has written Rev Buckener that should he accept he will recom- mend him for the place Rev. Buck her was called to similar position several months ago, but declined He has the matter now under advise ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
NFW SEWER DISTRICT
BEING AGiTATED BY LADIES HOS.
 PETAL ASSOCIATION.
One New Member Admitted and Vote of Thanks Given to
 Merchants.

The Ladies Hospital Association held a regular business meeting at the Merrill Institute Tuesday after noon and a large number of members were present. One new member. Miss Ruth Mcbride, was elected to mem- bership.
 A vote of thanks was tcndered Messrs. ". L. DeWoody, s. A. Rosen- berg and A. J. Mitchell for offering to sell the Association cook book at their places of business free of charge
 The members of the Association are agitating a new sewer district, for the purpose of getting the proposed hospital building in such district The ladies will soon be ready to let the contract for the hospital building, which will cost not less than 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
WEDDED TUESDAY.
MIR. p. A. STANLEY AND MISS
 ROSE WADDELL MARRIED.
Prominent Young People With Large Acquaintance-Here on Their
 Bridal Trip.

MT. P. A. Stanley and bride arrived in the city Tuesday afternoon and were hospitably received by their many Pine Bluff friends that evening at the Trulock Hotel
 Mrs. Stanley was formerly Miss Rose Waddell, of Monticello Ste was married to Mr. Stanley at tue Methodist Church at Monticello Tues day morning at S:30 o'clock by Rev. Watson. The wedding was ore of the prettiest church affairs s3ien4ni. ed at Monticello this season. Miss Lela Waddell a sister of the bride. was maid of honor, and MT ". F. Roddy, of Morrel Ark, best man. Miss Myrfl Stanley, of St Louis, a sister of the groom. acted as .,lT bearer. The ushcrs were Mnssrs. James Jackson Jim D. MeGehoe. K;r- Da niels and Arthur Gotham.
 Miss Waddell is a pretty and charm. ing young lady and is a member of one of Drew CouDty's best families. Mir Stanley is representative of a large St. Louis dry goods ho0sa and has many friends oyer the State. He is especially we'll known in Pine Bnf, which place he visits frequently Tqey have our concentrations and good wishes far future success and haBpi. ness. Air. and Mrs. Stanley leave to- day for St Louis. their future home.
 Mr. Arthur W. Mills. the popular young insurance man. will return this afternoon from 2 hurried business trip to Batesville.
 Rain and warmer tonight, Thursday clearing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
MADDtNG-NEEN.
Mir Fred Madding and Miss Margaret
 Nicely, of Madding, to Wed Here.


 Cards have been issued announcing the marriage of Mr. Fred E. Madding and Miss Margaret l.. Nicely, of Mad ding, Ark, which will occur at the Main-street Methodist Church i'll this city on Thursday, February II, at high noon. Rev. J. F. Carr will of ficiate. Both of the young people are prominent and popular in social cir cles of Jefferson County. Mr. Ma l. ding is a son of Capt G. l.. Madding, one of Jefferson Countys oldest and most highly respected planters. In advance we wish for the happy couple many years of health and happiness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
IN THE NECK.
WILL HILL SHOOTS AND BADLY
 INJURIES WILL JOHNSON.
Met on East Third Avenue and the Shooting ResuIted-A Remark
 able Walk.

At about 6 o'clock Tuesday evening Will Johnson, a well known negro bartender, who is employed by Charles Lumpkin, on East Third ave- nue. walked into Anderson Meyers drug store on West Second avenue and hurl edly called for doctor. The was flowing freely from four holes, two ill the back of his neck and two in his left cheek The man said he had been shot by Will Hill another negro, while he was walking along East Third avenue.
 Dr. Gallagher dressed the wounds and Johnson is getting along very we'll though it cannot be ascertained just now bod badly he is hurt Two balsl entered the back of Johnsons S head, just at the left side of the neck and came out of his mouth, badly lacerating the left cheek The man lost much blood and was very weak when he reached the drug store, having walked about seven blocks to get there. He never fell when shot. but walked directly to the drug store for medical attention.
 Will Hill, the negro who shot John son, skipped out after the shooting and still enjoys his liberty He shot Johnson, so the latter states, from be- hind without warning A negro rounder, in relating the shooting to the officers, said the men met face to face, after Hill had remarked to friends that Johnson "is looking for me, and went on the opposite side of the street where stands the St Paul colored church. John son followed so it is stated by the rounder, and reached into his hip pocket, when they met face to face, but Hill was the quickest of the two and Johnson got the lead They fell out over Woman-Johnson's wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06

hls home at Wabbaseka Tuesday night, after a brief illness. MT. O'Neal was quite sick several weeks ago, but recently recovered and returned to his daily labors. He was taken sick again, however, and never recovered. He was about 37 years of age and
 lived at Wabbaseka for a long time. He was a good business man and it IS stated, made more money than any other resident of that section of the county last year. He was an excellent gentleman and enjoyed the acouaint- anee Of host of friends. A wife and three children survive. To them goes out the sympathy of the entire com munity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
NOTHING FOR BONDHOLDERS
Receivership and Attorneyship Alp
 sorb Price of Railroad.


 The receivership Gf the Stuttgart x Arkansas River railroad, sold last month to the Cotton Belt for 4a.oa0, was wound I'D cNh. closed in the Fed eral Court Tuesday, says the Little Rock correspondent. to the Memphis Commercial-Appeai Col. s. w. For dyce, the receiver, was allowed $o,- 500 for his services, Master '. C. Waters. $1000; Judge Mcclure, at to"ney for the receive4., &3,ffa, a"1 J. NJ & J. C. Taylor, attorneVs. &2,066 Claims incideE, to the reeaiEersh'L amounting u S2, 00c were also allow ed. There IS st:Ii in the reS;stry Of the court $15,00o Whicn is in dispute between parties Who held liens prioi to the receivership and E;Aties who held claims since the road was plac- ed in the hands oG th2 :,e,.,e"r. The road was turned over te Col Fordyec as receiver in 1895 on complaint of the bondholders, who vii! receive ab- solutely nothing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06

Miss F. D. Silverman, q representa- tive of the American Isrealite, of Gin cinnati. and the Chicago Isrealite, of Chicago, two of the largest and most influential Jewish journals in Amer ica. is in the city, guest of the Tru- lock. She IS an attaehe of the circu- lation departments of those live pa pers. Her territory is without llml- tation and she travels over many states during her tour. Miss Silver man will visit all the leading cities in the South with Mexico as the obiec- tive point of her present tour She will be here a few days and should re ceive encouragement from our citi- zens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06

Lots for sale in Burke's brand new addition at $50 and s100. with pay ments of $15 cash and balance at Slo per month. See me.
 If VIM. BURKE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
l I.,fesTloATlNG COMM l." oINc STAR CHAM
 BIER SESSIONS.
]. Will Be Made to Purchase Plantation for
 Convict Farm

correspondence.
 E ROCK, Feb. 6,-So faf'
 .1otnre has accomplished but
 her for good or for evil. The
 bas passed the reform school
 ntrodueed by Senator Me
 and killed the fellow-serVant
 tie vote.
 hint committee, which is sup
 he investigating the peniten-
 andalg. are holding star cham
 eiors, even newspaper repre-
 |os and members being eNclpa-
 o+ the management of the ln-
 will receive a thorough coat ewash is a positive certainty,
 of the fact that it is known ho most loosely, eXtravagantly honestly conducted institution State. Affairs of the pen and |tiary contracts are a dis n civilization. The reports are due from the institution I made, and it is impossible to 1 the affairs of the concern until |norts are made. We presume Eill make same when they get } to it.
 |onneetion with the penitentiary, position will shortly be made to late to purchase the "Sunnyside ltion' in Chicot County for a 1t farm. From the agent of the Is. Judge Haley. We have gath ;ome facts concerning this great which may prove of interest to 9aders of the Graphic. The as il is proposed to sell it to ate, contains 11,62S acres, 4,4o0 of which are in high state of ation. The Sunnyside farm l, contains 1o,02S acres, with acres of open land. This great lies in the bend of Chicot lake, probably the finest body of n the South. Besides a vast 1t of hay and forage, the farm rown the following crops for t during the preceding seven
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06
MEETING NIGHT CHANGED.
Masons Meeting for Almost Twenty
 Years on Monday Night.

Jacob Brump Lodge, No. lS0, Free and Accepted Masons. held a meeting recently and changed the regular monthly meeting night from the first Monday night to the second Tuesday night of each month This change was made to accommodate the mem bers who were serving the city as Aldermen and others who were com pelled to remain at their places of business on Monday night, and there by remain away from the lodge meet ing against their wishes. For almost twenty years the Masons have been meeting on Monday night and the change is marked departure from the long established custom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-06

hundred acres nave been added he cleared land during the past
 or three years. The farm has |mlll-one of the best in the state; ten miles of narrow. gauge 9ail- D. With two engines an ten cars. houses and other buildings are Ry above the average.
 Ecross the lake lies the Luna ntatlon, containing 1,600 acres.
The Washington times., 1901-12-09
UNoFFEND1NG NEGRO wAYLA1p
Set Upon and Bndiy Cut without
Provocation.

Levy Davis went to the Emergency
Hospital yesterday morning TO be treated
for several slight wounds on the left ear.
inflicted the evening before.
Davis is a negro. twenty-five years old
and lives at 1850 First Street southwest.
He informed the police that while on
Second Street. between ] and X Streets
southwest about 10 O'Clock Saturday
night, he was set upon without provoca-
tion by another negro, who stabbed him
several times with knife.
The Washington times., 1901-12-09
TEMPERATURE
TIE SIN AND MOON

Highest temperature. p. m............47
Lowest temperature, 4 a. m.............29