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The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
REFUSES
NOMINATION..

A. P. Eohner of the Frieudship
Fire Company has refused to allow
bis anne to be placed on the Anti
Com biue ticket for nomiuation Tor
Cnief EDgineer of the department.
The "anti.eom bin alton companies
which are the Reliance. Delaware,
Water Witch aud Fame are now
without a candidate for any oil the
offices which are 70 be filled at the
election ou Tuesday evening next
Just what they will DO is not known
but the coubina alton companies
which are the Friendship, Phoenix
Washington.' Weccacoe aud Liberty
believe that they have blocked the
election under the new ordlnsuce
passed by Couucii.
Mr.. Lohner sent the following
letter to the COMMITTEES Of the
auti-com bin alton companiea.
Messrs. Kane, Shut, Phalen aud
Braud, Notification Committee
Of the Anti.Com binatron CON-
panles of the Wilmington Fire
Departments
Yours OF the 29lh received and
without comment Of any Kind and
thankiun you Tor your cops'der-
alton l mnst absolutely dcc.'ue
your pomioat,on and respectfully
ask that my name be dropped
from your ticket. Our company
has voted to support the con6t-
nation ticket and my duty IS to
sup. OF the same. As you kh' "
the penalty Tor acting otherwise,
lam compelledto to Tor bid the use OF
nv name as a candidate for chiet
engineer:
YOURS with many ,hapks,
A. p. Lohner.
After a special meeting ol The
Friendship Fire Company last
evening the following statement
was given out, which explains the
position Of that company.
At a special meeting of the
Friendship Fire Company. held
this date it was unanimously
agreed that this Friendship Fire
Company, No. l. OF the City OF
Wilmington, accept no office Of
secoud assrstantengiuecr, whloh
We have pledged our seal a nd
our honor to stand by
William c. Leibrandt. Pres.
Friendship p Fire Company.
The comoin alton fireman will
note under the old Legislative act,
aud while council may declare this
election Illegal it will not be posi-.
ble the combination say ior Council
10 declare the election under the or.
dinauce legally held because there
will be no candidates from the com
panies which the ordinance provides
shall furnish the officers 10 this
election.
The fireman believe there will be
a case IN court for the purpose ol
determining who was legally elect
ed officers Of the FIRE department
but thew have not yet figured out
how the case will be brought.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
OVER THE NORTHERN soRpsR.
Wholesale deportation sf Aliens
From CaAAdR.


From casadV. ..,...
oGDENSRURG, N. T., May g.
While American government onic9es
have been watching lines out of 1s6nt-
real by which Cinnamon have been
sent over the border, it is said that
the wholesale importation Of aliens
has been going on among the Thou
sand islands United States Govern
ment Immigration Inspector Mark
Crawford was sent to BrocKville, on
the Canadian side, to locate the snug
glers.
Joseph Tanos. having Syrian quar-
tiers on both sides of the line. left
Rrockville at daybrsak with three al
lens in a small boat and landed below
Morristown. avoiding the customs offi-
GERS. Tan0s sent the aliens on foot to
Brier Hill, where they boarded New
York Central railroad train tor Pitts
burg getting safely away. Later IA
nos made another trip with Syrian
woman. and both were arrested as they
were boarding train and arralgned
before the United States commissioner
here. The woman was deported to can
ada after giving evidence against Ia
nos, who is held for ifial.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
LOCAL PREACH
EkS MEETING,

The 44th semi-annua: Convention,
of the local Preachers and ExEorters
Association Of the Wilmington NJ. L.
Conference will ne held in the NJ. L.
Churchat Bridgevllle, On May l6, IT,
and Is.
The program follows: Friday even.
iDg-pre aching at 7.30 by Rev. Dan
icl Green, altcrnates Rev Alfred
Brooks and Joseph Derrickson, fol-
lowed BY revival service.
Saturday, May II. 8. 80 O clock a. m.
opening services. followed by address
Of Welcome by the pastor, the Rev.
W. r.. Movbrav. Response by the
president. After reading minutes The
following order will be observed: |.
Relation Of experience and work for
last six months 10y members. Ii. 2
p. m., deyuL onal exercises. A paper
by the Rev. J. W. Fryer A paper
by N. l.. Jenny. A paper on The
Early Days OF The LEGAL Preacher. ~
the Kew. William Ferris. A paper by
the Rev. Alfred Brooks aud Joseph
Derrick son. Written sermon by the
Rev. Alonzo Davis. A paper by the
Rev. James Purnell. A paper by the
Rev J. II. Slmms. NJ. d. Saturday
evening, 7.3O o'clock, preaching by
the Rev. j. W. Fryer, alternates,
James purhe!l and Mrs. J w. Fryer,
followed by revival services conduct
ed by the Rev. w. L. Hammond and
Louetta Sillito.
Sunday morning. May IS, prayer
meeting at 5 a. m, conducted by &.
G. Case. Lovefeast. 0. a. H.. Preach.
ing at 1890 a. m. by the president
of the association, the Rev. j. w.
Wilkison. aIternatcs William Ferris,
James purnell and D. S. Clark. Chill
dren's meeting, 2. p. M, Mrs. NJ. A.
Taggart, Mrs, j. W. Fryer Pente-
costal service conducted by Miss
Louetta SIllito at 3. 80 p. m. Young
People's meeting at 6.3o p. M, con-
, Quoted by George Russell. the sing
ing exhortcr. Preaching at 7.30 p. NJ.
by the Rev. w. 7. Hammond. alter
mates, the Rev. Alonzo Davis, c, G.
Case. Or. J. II. Simms, followed by
revival service. Miss Sillietr will sing
some of her soul-strring songs
through out the convention. alse
George Russell, who IL famous IN song,
"Steeple Jack" Fci.
AL Leavey, OF No. 6l8 Mckear
t street, Philadelphia, a ''Steepls
Jac.1', fell about forty feet from
the hag pole at ShelIpot Park
yesterday while he was painting
t but was only slightly injured.
Fortunately Leavy landed in {
flower bed and on his feet, but los
4 his balance and fell, striking hi.
fright hand on rock aud cutting Z
!, small cash in the ball Of ths
/ thumb. To-day Leavey will clint
the pole aga,n and finish his work
I and be expects to repair severa
I other poles In the City Hall.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
More suspects

Laurel, Del. May. s- Both Elmer
Collins, the husband, and William
Waite Pratt, the negro, may 10
guiltIesS OF the murder OF Mrs. Ida
Collins, for which crime both men
have been held. To-day the State
began by use OF detectives in disguise
an entirely new campaign.
Two men Ilyiu. in Sussex County
are said to have betrayed each other
on Saturday night III an ungarded
hour and their arrest is looked i0r al
auy moment. CIrCumstantial eyi-
dence is against them, although iti is
understood that their neighbors will
nH believe them guilty OF SO foul .
crime.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Won with Nincty-four Breaks.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Charles w.
Flood of this city won the Grand
American handicap at targets from Il
ilpId Of ninety-un" contestants nj Inter
state park. Queens, \. Y. He stood on
the eighteen yard mark and out of a
hundred targets broke ninety four.
Last wear H. e. Griffith Of FnscoAg, n.
Y. from the same mark broke mncty-
FIVE aud won the honors, having previ'
olsiy won the Grand American handi
can AT live birds
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Kent County Court.

Dover, May 9.-In the Superior
Court Yesterday the jury brought in
a verdict for the defendant in for
s35, Edward Mcguire sued Rohers
Darrah for 1926 and Darrah present.
cd an offset for $3.50, aud the jury
brought in a verdict for the defend.
ant An important case IN the Super
ior Court Of Kent county was post
poned until October by motion CT At
torney Alexander NJ Daily. 1t was
that OF Peter l.. Loiland, defendant
below, against Isabel Mathews, ad-
ministratrix CT Solomon Matthews,
deceased, the postponement was vtgor
ously opposed by W. Watson Harriag
ton, FOR Mrs Matthews. The court
was about to decide that the trial
must 60 on when Mr.. DAILY PRODUCED
proof that Mr.. Lohand was now in
New York under medical treatment
for q severe Illness and could not de-
fend bis rights III court.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Morning Fire.

Morning Fire,
Fire broke out in the dwelling Of
William Laws, no. j2j East Eth
street at l221 o'clock this morning,
caused by the accidental overturning
of lamp. A watcIlman in the en-
ploy Of the Diamond Ice company saw
the flames and turned in an alarm
from box l3. The district cOmpan.
les responded. but the blaze was exc
linguished by the time they arrived.
The damage was slight.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Vhrae Fine men I%ifIel

DUBUQUE, la. May 9.-Thrrc fire
men were crushed to death and aNoth-
cr man was badly injured in a fire at
the Iowa Iron works. The men were
playing stream Of water on the fire
near wall when the latter fell and
buried them. The financial loss is $l1,-
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
TO DELlNQUENTS.

We would consider it a
favor if those Of our SUBJ
scribers who are in ar
rears for their subscrip-
ton tn the REPUBLICAN
il they would pay up.
Remtftances received by
mail will be duly acknoW-
ledged.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
VLU FUN COHEFOKI. w
Popular Tours Via Ba tinlore & Ohio K.

Popular Tours Via Ba tiM0re q ONO K. p.
Leave Wilmington, Saturdays. April
12 and s6 and May 10 li.Gl a. III. Rate
IA. 90 for round trip. including fare tran 8
fsrs in aWahington, statero0m going and
re, urn1nK on Potomac River steamer. hnt
one and thrse.fourths days BOARD Ut the
HygeiA Hotel. Old Point Comfort.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
TAB1.E OF PERCENTA
\ ihtFRIthN I.EAGIE

AMERICAN lEAGt r..
NJ Boston
Washington ...l y @ 0 u O ! .
Boston ...,......... q 0 Q ! q
IFits-W Washington. j: Boston. I. iErrorS
w aahingtnu /. fioston, >. Bat'erlcS--
rattpn and DFtii, Winters and Warner,
Al phianepHla-
h,ltjlaorv ,....... o =
Fniiadsp phia ..., q ! )
Hits Baltimore, 8, rhiadc iphia. I. rr-
rols t3u lliiuOrc, !; Philadelphia, 1! Bat
re-es Howell and Robinson; Wil,se and
Powers
At Detruil-
st. Icuis ..........' q 0 0 0 0 2 o O. j
.Detroit ......-.....0 . y Il
>Hirs-St. Louis y; Deiroit, :. Errors
St Louis =; Detroit. {. Batter les Pow ell
and Susden: s;ievers and Mcti';ire.
At tlevciand-~
'hiHaeEo ..,....... " u u u Y
Tits htcaso :. cleveland. 3. Errors
:irago l. C'le, eIan;, = Et,ttcries-tia lar
,ln and McFarIard; Wright and Wood
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

to protect camp property from mar
auders Several Improvements were
considered. .t.u.
Mrs. Howard Pyle was awarded tho
privilege Of conducting st. Panl's ta-
bile. Union boarding tables and
Kitchens will be rebuilt before camp
ODenS.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09


greatest values ever offered in this ci
BED SPREADS.
100 full size white crochet quilts,
Marseilles patterns, subject to mill
imperfections will be sold Satur
day at 49c each
WHITE GOODS
2,40O yards of India Linen III three
grades as follows--l5c grade, sub
ject to a hole here and there, for
Sc per yard. 25c grade il, short
lengths, 2 to 6 yard pieces, for 12!c
per yard. Sic grade in short lengths,
15c per yard.
GLOVES
Ladies' lisle ana COTTON gloves re-
duced from BIC to IOc per pair.
Also SOC grade for 2jc per pair.
UMBRELLAS
100 fine twill steel frame and stick,
with fancy handles, rs inch size,
will be sold Saturday for $50 each.
RIBBONS
We have built up the reputation
OF having the best and cheapest
ribbons in town; we call your atten-
ton to the following for Saturday:
No. 40, Wash Tatfeta, all shades, l24t
| No. 80, Wash Tatfeta, all shades, l9c
! No. 40, Satin Taffeta, all shades, l9c
! No. 60, Satin Tatfeta, all shades, 25c
WASH GOODS
New printed Lawns, Sc grade for Sc.
Batiste, 12!c and lac grades for 9Ic.
Dimity. 124c grade, for 94c.
Dotted Swiss, l2!c
Striped Madras, 124c.
Mercerized Cheviot. 12!c.
Mercerized bray. 25c grade
for 19c.
Chevlots, 12!c.
Irish Dimity, 12!c.
Swiss Silk, l5c.
Silk Stripe Batiste, 1sc.
Linen Chambray, S7ac grade for 25t
SOC Silk and Linen Tissue, 29c.
/ MUSLIN GOODS
IS Muslin Skirts. tucked anC
trimmed with embroidery, will bt
sold Saturday for 25c each, slightly
tumbled.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

ASK TO SEE, our line of
"Plain ferries for floors. AVN
ings. Cretonnes and Linens foI
slip covers. Summer draperies.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

Don't become disPoursged, There is
cure for you II neokssary write DR.. Fenner.
He has spent life time cuting just such
cases as yours All consultations Free.
"I had severe case of kidney disease and
rheumatism discharging bloody matter.
Suffered intense pain. My wife was seriously
affected with female troubles. Or. Fenners
Kidney and Raciarhe Cure cured us bolh.
+. NJ. WHEELER Randolph Ia"
Druggists. SOC. 81. Ask forConk Baok-Free.
Ct NlTilc,nhNnE Sure Cure, Circular Dr.
0I.vJtU0 UANUL Feuner, Fredonia.N.Y
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
BASEBALL SCORES.
Galaes Played Yesterday In the Va
tional and An.erienh Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGCt h.


At Chicago
New York ......O 0 0 @ 2 .
.'hicago .........,.2 q y 0 '-]v
Iits-New York. s; Chicago, 10, Errors
New York, /; chicago, ,. Bat eries,
Sparks and Rowefman; NlIEams ana
King.
Al Pittsburg
Erook'yn ........ . o 4 0 0 O.
Pittsb,feg .........0 o O u
H;ta-F5rooklyr. s: Pittse>trs. ). Errors
-Brooktyn. t.; Pitts burg. Z, Ba'teiiss--
kitson and Aittarn; Phlipp' ami q Oteh-
nor.
At St Louis
phlladolphit ..... . | Q o
ST. Louis ,......... 0 o q . :
Hits Philadelphia. 9; St Louis, g. tir-
rors- rn.}adeipt.a. q; 81. '.ot:e, Bat
Du@ElehT and Jackiirseh; Itfkes
aud N.chos.
Al Cinrnnatf-
soston .....,....,.0 "
CINCINNATI ........0 0 0 =
Hits Eceton, 6; Cht tinnatl. .. Errors
Eostun. .; cincinnati. = Batteries-Pit-
finger and Moran; Hahn and Bergen.
l., an BI.-i,rtrN'r At.E&
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

LEW Morrow appears to be one
Of the most popular men i'll the city
according to Life. His picture has
appeared in it twice recently.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

THE prizes for the guessing con
test in the REPUBLICAN, which end
ed to day, will he awarded III few
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

Fred q. Mammele OF No. Is East
Fourth street, has new paint catds
out. Cali or phone lor ooe.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

CLERK HAMANN is not seen as Of
ten by the public as when he held
down tile city treasurer Office.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

BILL PARSONS sums up the prob
lem with true wit. The people foot
the bill electric light but this time
It must be gas That is what the
bids advertised call for-gas.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
DR.. fENNER'S
KIDNEY and 4
BaCkaChe

All diseases Of Kidneys, IN
Bladder, Urinary Organs. IuBL
Also Rheumatism, Back
ache ,HeartDisease. Gravel, JIM
Dropsy, Female Troubles. w Il Az
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
JAPAN

Mori $1,000 per piece. 3oe yd cut
Wada No. z, sl2. So per piece.
37hc I'd. cut
Poomah. sl4 per piece. 4oc vd.rcut
Wada, No. l. $40 per piece,
45c vd. cut
Jaipore, $ls per piece, SOC yd. cut
Eureka, $40 per piece, o0c yd cut
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
CHINA

Tycoon $4. 50 FER piece. 12c yd. cut
Monsoon $500 per piece, l4c I'D cut
Cation s5.75 per piece. loe I'D. cut
Osaka s.. 90 per piece, 2oc yd. cut
Sarigon $1,000 per piece, 30c I'D cut
koma $500 per piece, 35c va cut
Koma (whrte) 81, per piece.
35c yd. cut
Formosa. No. ? SIC, per piece.
45c yd. cut
Formosa, No. /, $l8 per piece
soc yd. cut
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

WILL not somebody soon find the
murderer Of Mrs, Collins: This
thing is getting beyond even the
Philadelphia and Delaware detec-
lives. Perhaps big reward would
result in running down the fiend.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

ly.
LINEN CRASH
500 yards, in two qualities special
price, $ and &c per yard.
MUSLIN
1000 yards for sale Saturday,
yard wide bleached muslin, 20 yards
for II. 90.
UNDERWEAR
Saturday will be a busy day in
this department. We will sell a lot
of samples Of Ladies' and Children's
Vests and Pants at half price; also
Mems Bulbriggan light blue and
white shirts and drawers for l9c per
garment.
HOSIERY
Children's fast black Ipwich make,
double knee, fine ribbed 124c stock
ings in 81, Z and = only; will he
sold for pairs for CSC.
| Ladies' black lace lisle and fancy
stripe hose, for 12!c per pair La
dies fancy stripe black lace all-over
and plain black Isle Hose, 800
quality for 25c. Mems fast black
with white foot, CSC grade for 17o
per pair.
GRENADINES
Only 200 yards in the lot OF all
silk black stripe Grenadine, A.
inches wide, in variety of different
stripes, a very desirable summer
fabric and sold everywhere for 81. 90
per yard. Our special price for Sat-
urday for this lot is 79c per yard.
SILKS
Only about 800 yards of the SIX
and $l-25 trncy Silk for Saturday
at SOC per yard-in the lot are fancy
colored stripes, black stripes and
and black-and white stripes.
BATIsTE
| A full line Of street and evening
shades of 3s iEthes wide all-wooI
Batiste, 5Oc grade for 29c per yard.
CoRsETs
Summer corsets, special values at
|39c and SOC pair.
;! Batiste Corsets, short or medium
length, special value at SOC.
: DeDa,rtnnent,.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
K. II SCOTT
K. II. SCOTT
R. II. SCOTT.
.3I4 Market Street.
BARGAIN DAY, SATURDAY

will offer the Wimn,t beginning
Saturday the following BARGAINS Every item
greatest values offered in this city.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Hart &
C0Ib0urne,
822 Market St
Floor Furnishings,
Upholstery Fabrics,
|L-2ce and
| Heavy Draperies.
| MATTlNGS, MATTlNGS.

We have just purchased
about 5000 yards Of the follow
ing well known Brands Of
Mattings and We expect to sell
them in the next few days.
They are now open for your
inspection at the following
PIECE and YARD price.
pieces run 40 yards) and as
far as possible we suggest piece
DuVlng.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

THE New York sun can find lots
of missionary work right at aem".
Delawareans can attend to their own
political fight and any other that
might arise even among the fisher
men
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09

ENGLAND insists that the BUrgb
Prs must be rpIoniSt,. From this
we infer that the war of rNrrrinlna
ton is to 60 on. England Is paying
4 pretty price for what
The evening Republican., 1902-05-09
Dressmaking Department.

This department has been successful have keen
busy and turning satisfactory work moderate
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31

The farmers living near Tren.
ton have adopted 4 plan for
making and keeping the COW
try road good, which is wortL
of imitation in Rando lph
county. They met recently
and agreed that each man
should care for the road in
front of his own farm. The re.
suit has been some remarka BILE
improvements. If the farmers
of Missouri should adopt this
principle in the modified form
which has found favor in
Grundy county, no man would
be called upon to do more than
his fair share of the work, the
ruthless road overseer. who
with almost criminal zeal, tears
up the highway every fall,
would be rendered harmless;
taxation would be reduced, the
value of farm land would be in
creased, and Missouri would
soon have better roads than
any other state The plan is
worthy of more extensive trial.
--Moberly Democrat
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31
Old Time Songs Free!

Every family wants the songs of long ago
the tireside classics which will live while
time lasts. They are published IN an artistic
booklet, words and music at so cents, but we
have decided for short time only, to give
these song books away Free. Among the old
favorite songs the book contains are: America
80. annie Laurie Aud Lang Syne . Battle
Hymn of the Republic p. Columbia The Gem
81 the OCEAN Comm Through the Rye =,
Dixie's Land . Far Away -. Flag of the Free
a. Flee as Bird Home Sweet Home ,
Iu the "loaming., Lead Kindly Light.
Long Long ago Ny Old Kentucky Home
-. Yankee Doodle Robin Adair Rocked
In the Cradle of the Deep Star Spangled
Banner. swanee River Sweet and Low
Swing Low SN Get Chariot :. The Last Rose OF
summer The Blue Bells of Scotland The
Old Oaben Bucket when the Swallows
Homeward Fly etc.
The Literary Euterpean Is a valuable dollar
magazine devoted TO Literature, Mu.ic,
Poetry ana Painting-supplementin the
work OF the great EuteFpeSn culture move.
ment IL is invaluable to teachers aud in-
strnctors and a necessity In every home where
polite learning and Improvement Is desired.
For The purpose of quickly introducing the
magaz,ne everywhere, we propose TO send IL
u any addr ss for SIX months for 26ci silver
or and &c stamps, and send !. copy OF "old
Time Songs" as ABOVE abso iutely Free Send
quck before this offer is Withdrawn, to the
Eutefpean "aiesbnrg, III.
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31

on June II to 20, 1903. will also
be held Tile Saengerfest of the
North American Saengerbund
Au effort will be made to have
this the greatest meeting of the
Saengerbund ever held. Many
thousands of singers will take
part in the choruses and the
audiences will be composed Of
members aud visitors from al
parts of the United States and
Canada.
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31
CHEAP TO PACIFIC COAST, TOO.
COOL MINNESOTA

10000 lakes, scores of the coolest
and best summer localities in the
country; frequent periods of low
summer rates.
Apply to nearest ticket agent, or
write us of your proposed trip
whether to Colorado, Pacific Coast,
Yellowstone Park, Minnesota, and lie,
us advise you least cost and assis
you,
Send for our handsome Colorado
or California 1902 publications free.
WM. FITZGERALD L. W. WAKELEY,
General Agent Gen'l Passenger Agent
Hannibal, Mo, St. Louis Mo.
CM. LEvEY, Gen'l Manager,
st. Louis Mo
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31
FAIR DEDICATION.
To Be Held April 30, 1903, One year be-
fore Opening. The Great Saengerfest.

Worlds Fair Grounds, St.
Louis, July 28--The act of Con.
gress which postponed the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
to 1904 provided tor the dedica
ton Of the buildings and
grounds with proper ceremony
April, 80, 1903. This da'e is
the Tooth a'nIv r~ary of the
PM chase Of lac Louisiana Ter.
ritory from Fr" O. by lr,e Uult
ed States Vu- work on the
Exposition even nuw is plan.
ned with reference to that
event. 1t has beeu decided 10
hold these ceremonies in the
Palace of Liberal Arts winch
will contain Il sufficient space
for all purposes The contract
for this building will he 1T I'm
August 2nd tnd the apprQxi-
mate cos wiz h~ a little ess
than half m.Iton Aul1ar,.
The architecture + exceedingly
ornate and th' proportions i'm.
posing and >tAtcIy. rH+
dimensions are 52j hy $50 'rrt.
giving IA foor space of nearly
400, 600 squar" feet. There will
thus be over nine acres u.Ger
it's broad roof. ahnndautly
lighted by skyIights TIE sic
of the building is at tIre extreme
eastern end of the Exposition,
near one of the main entrances.
The ceremonies Of dedica ion
on April 80. neX', viii be of in
ternational inheritance ana Ia
tere~' The committee vilI
secure he pre-. "nce OF psi.
dent ROOSr We aua cabinet.
the governors # states. Safe
Commissioners 10 the Worlds
Fair. the Ir, rrSrutativrs of
foreign guVeIniuen;S al Wash
ingtun. as manY "E iAr furrt.0r
Commissioners Ia the Worlds
Fair aS may he aule TO attend
and other Distinguished per
sons.
In the Pllacr al Libsr Arts
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31
Thisis the year OF big crops
Jeffries WHIPS.

Friday night James J, JEFF.
fries and Bob Fitzsimmons
fought in San Francisco. On
the first two rounds Fitz drew
blood from Jeffries and seemed
to have the best of it. Jeffries
seemed to be worried. Both
men fought like demons. Fitz
has fought over a hundred bat
ties and Jeffries is the only
man who ever whipped him.
Jeffries has never yet met his
man. He knocked Fitz out in the
eighth round by solar pleXus
blow in a breaIaway after a
Clinch,
Monroe City Democrat., 1902-07-31
The Friendly Hand.

'hS '''ShS'y h"Hu'
When man amt got a cent an
he's he's feelin' kind O.
blue,
An the clouds hang dark and
heavy an won't let the sun.
shine through,
It's great thing, O my breth
rem for a teller Just to lay
HIS hand upon your shoulder in
a friendly sort O. way.
1t makes a man feel curious, it
makes the tear drops start,
An you sort O. autter in the re
gions of the heart,
You can't look up and meet his
eyes; you don't know what
to say,
When his hand is on your shoul-
der in friendly sort O.
way.
Oh, the worlds curious COM
pound. with its honey an
its gall,
With its cares and bitter
crosses; but a good world
after all.
An a good God must havemade
it-leastways that's what I
say
When a hand rests on your
shoulder in friendly sort
o. way.
james Whitcomb Riley.