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New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
WEDDING AyNorNcEuEyT 4 SURPRISE
COUPLE MARRIED IN FEBRUARY WANTED Tc
ESCAPE PUBLIC CEREMONY.

COUPLE MARRIED IN FEBRUARY WANTED TO
ESCAPE PUBLIC CEREMONY
The announcement yesterday of the marriage of
TIarrv T Davis and Miss Caroline Kirchhof on
February 20 aroused much interest In New
Rochelle where both live. Mr and Mrs Davis are
now on their wedding tour. Mr.. Davis IS a mem
be- OF the undertaking firm OF George T. Davis K
Sons and is connected with several New Rochelle
orgaulzstions His bride IS the daughter of the
lat- Toseph Kirchhof builder, OF New-Rochelle
who for many years had charge Of all the con-
st-iction work FOR the Iselln family. She Is TWEEN
ty-f,.. wears ole. and Mr. Davis IS twenty-eight-
the families Of the couple We're as much sur
,,rtsed as any one else when they learned of the
wedding They said they expected to hear OF it,
Ia. aid not think that IT would occur so soon The
6rst they knew OF il, Mr. Daviss family said was
,,e,, he came TO them with his bride late on Sat
ID, evening and told them that they were mar
- ma were going away on their wedding trlp
tst sybfrh they would not return for several
odils Jhe reason that the marriage was not an
,onnced sooner IL said, was because the bride
nd bsen n mourning. and Mr. Davis was averse
~ ANYTHING like formality or pubic ceremony
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17

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District Telegraph Ofiee.
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New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
HENRY GREENE FISK.

Henry Greene Fisk the head Of the long esta b.
Eshed firm Of Fisk. Clark & Flagg, Of No. $ Fifth
ave. died suddenly from heart disease on Saturday
evening about midnight at his home. No. Z73 West
NinetIeth-st. Afr Fisk, who belonged 70 the well
known Fisk and Greene families OF Rhode Island
cane 20 his city upward Of half a century ago
from SciJuate r. /. his birthplace, and engaged
extensively in manufacturing interests a branch
o. which Astoria, Long Island, for many
years until about six years ago. The family for
more than ten years occupied the Lawrence man
sion. on the bluh at Astoria. where they were ex-
tensye entertainers.
The Rev Or s De I.ancey Townsend, the rector
o. Al Angels Church. viii oficiate al the funeral
q which notice viii b. given hereafter 4 widow
and s.n. rliffnrd Ftsk survive AIr. Fisk.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

TUESDNY-At .3p a for Italy direct. Der sar-
d-gua t-aL must b@ directed per SarieEna. ,
WEDNESbAN-At 9 .I1 a. 70. f7r Europe. r. q -
Louis. via southampton at SD a. suppleu1entarY
10 a. M fr Europe. e. Cierrna1tc, VIA queens
town, az 10 a. m for Beleum direct Per kensins-
Ton mail must D. directed s. kslsinErr1 p
THURSDAY-At r.. f1r France. SHgi-zerland Itaiys
spain. Portugal Turkey. EEypt Greece British IuiiA
and Lsreuz1 Marquee. II tfas-7gue. VIA Havrs
mail for other parts = be directed per
"a Gasc0gne't D. 80 a pr Italy direct. per
Citta ~ TarinO tua must Re directed Per q -
Citta ~ Toriro'-l.
SATURDAT-At T3O FOR Netherlands direct. per
MaaSiam tmai directed . Msasdsrn' l.
1I-1O m Complementary Z . M for Europe. per
Minneapolis Plymouth. u FOR Ttaiv
direct Hoh@uzulsrn rail must be directed
per s. s. UHErrz7tf-rn'f
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Tht- steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers ana SAMPLES Tor Germany
The class - other parts %
E1r.Dr Viii De ty this ship unless specially
directed
Mails 0suei above" sfilrnll Supplementary Mails ara
oVeral o1 the -ers 70 tH- american. English Freuc
and German steamers ana remain until within
Ten Minutes ~ tas hong % sailing % steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
FUNEP1L or EI-GOrERNoR ALTGELD.
GOVERNOR YATES AND W. J. BRYAN AMONG
THOSE WHO PAY RESPECT To
TIE DEAD NAN

Of people in Illinois joined to-day in a final tribute
Of respect 70 Ex-Governor John = Altgeld who was
buried In Graceland Cemetery. In accordance with
the wishes Of Mrs Altgeld, there was no military
disnlav For two hours in the morning, before the
cC fin was sealed a steady stream Of people viewed
the body as II lay in state in the Public Library
Building.
Along the line Of march, which extended from the
library 10 Lincoln Park. the streets were crowded
with men women and children. The funeral pro-
cesson which started at II O'Clock. headed by
platoon Of police The funeral ear, with its
of active and honorary paIbcarcrs was followed by
carriages containing the members of the family.
and after these came Governor Yates and his staff.
members Of the legislature, the Cook County iu-
dietary. county officials and city officials. Many
civic societies in the line.
Among those from outside the State who at
tended the funeral William j. Bryan who
served Of the honorary pallbearers.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
THE PRINCE AT ALBANY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Inclosed you will find picture taken from last
SATURDAYS Tribune VIII YOU kindly tell me why
the three soldiers (narked NJ have not saluted the
Prince? Myself and several Tribune readers have
noticed this and. not being able 20 solve the
puzzle. have decided to write you.
We look forward 10 your kindly answer. ana
obIlge YOURS truly. ALAN PATTERSON.
No. 75S West End-ave.. NeW-1ork city.
The picture referred 10 shows Prince Henry
and his escort entering the Capitol at Albany.
The National Ciuardsmen are seen saluting prop
erly with the exception of three enlisted men,
who were probably so intent on watching the
visitor in his carriage that they were slow to
bring their pieces TO present" and The Trib-
une photographer made the picture before the
error was corrected.-EG.1
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
SAAfI-EI. WILDER

Rochester y. y. Maren lG.-Samuel Wilder. 4
Z. eminent banker and business man Of this CITY,
fo THIS morning. He was elen:y-eight years oio.
- "nder was a. one time prominent IN dFy
tS'-A circles. and was one Of the early directors
'Ne Western Onion telegraph Company. lie
of 1t 81 one time president Of the Central Bank ana
a d. d. Aerchants' Bank. and for "A long time was
ogr.- cor lh The Flour city Bank and was tie
esf-ts % The Wilder Buudiig. He leaves a large
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
MAILS FOR South AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC

TT-FSpAT-At $3.50 l-urr'er7ru-1r- Io.3o a. M
f-r Central America teNrept costa E.ssI and S0utl
Pacific Porrs. = Advance. via Cli7n mail fcr
Guatemala must b. directed .Tr- Atvance'1- az
10 a m. for Newfoundland t.-,-' e. s. silvia. az
= 81 3. u. tar Frazl- per Eastern Prince. VA
Eastern T-0re'p. AZ tr t1~ Jamaica
Admiral FIrr1Eut. from Boston. -t rll3' ? m
FOR E}ataTUa~ steamer from Miami Fla.
NEp\ESpNT-At e.. frr Eeruu-t per e = Pre-
toria. ~ llIo ~ f7r Jt~at.i. s. Admiral
SCnlrv. from Phil1islr1ia.
THU RSUAY-A- : a. m frr Cuba NI-s-l7. Nar1Tech@.
Tahssgo and ChapIS e. E-g--anZt UuaN for
other parts - Mexico Pc f-.rrrI 'pe- EsTe
rama p- q "a. fsr Brazil peg N0rlsN'rtl
tmaL f1r Northern Brazil. N--r-ri-- ir1s1ay AMI
Paraguay Do directed N1rts. orfn.
FRlpAN-At 10 a IA Or Haiti p-r Frl1s Wrn- ~
Dutch Guiana must directed -~s- Prtns Wu-
W. l. tsl.u.ar7er'lrr r.. 2n ND flr Raha-
mas and santiago peg --fl'-'. ff y n z
MeVco. ger 8 Nft1rea- V-l Tr-...-. t1lau must pa
directed 't f'r ArErnflH-
Uruguay Paraguay. .H.-~s-rltn- ~ III -
D. f0r bahamas, steamer '-H. N.t'II
q n Pr
phl Saya-iNt AMI Tr.t.-rE rir-' ta directed
per PhiIataluhiF.1- no 90 .-ITc .sH1enrarv
10-3u f7r Fortune Island. I1rfi.l ~svanlua and
Cartscsu8 Alfr tuFH f-r Costa ki-f must be
directed Aai'f. Tr H - supplementary
1890 Tor Haiti ana santa NIrt1. Uer e. Ail
rondack. 10 FOR "uH7. M-yico, va
Havana. a a fr~ Grenada rrinisf snd Ctufad
Rrazl per Polvrirp via Para Marsnham ard
Ceara. p 1910 g. Complementary I o.. nj f'r
Turks Island ana Dominion Republic. per e. Chsro-
kes. 10 3o o. Pr 'uha. pFr olinsia. VIA
Niataazls etc Ordinary mail only. which ts
directed ''reC g t-i1tl.'.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
THE PASSING THRONG.

To be sensitive without sense Of humOr IS hard
on ones self; TO have a sense of humor without
sensitiveness s hard on other peo-
HOW ART pie. To have both adds zest To life
AFFECTED and art exhibitions. Gordon Bailey.
THEM Of Portland, Me. appears 10 be
such a Il dropped into the
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries on Saturday night" he
said yesterday at the Manhattan Hotel. 'and Joined
the throng that was side stepping around the room
in front Of MI Averys collection. When I
own thoughts were not entirely those of a serious
critic or connoisseur, for was comparing the size
preconceived notion of It. had Just decided the
Plc.uTed lee' & were htSser h IsTE stu tt my sJe
women stopped before the painting.
'Isn't She said the other. DO you know. I
have little niece just her age and Mould , you
today, and; actually. she couldn't get an into H.
hear their discussion OF Diaz Then laughed"
Julius Flcischmann. Mayor of Cincinnati. yester-
day at the Victoria, spoke in favor of a reasona-
BILE" open Sunday. We have no
FAVORS \ excise troubles in Cincinnati" he
"REASONA- said, because do not try TO
BILE OPEN force tight closed sunday. On
SUNDAY" the other hand we do not allow
wide open Sunday. that the
streets would be offensive to churchgOers and the
class of people who wish quiet that day The
front doors of saloons closed, but if man
wishes quietly 10 open his side door he is in little
enforce strict closing rule. but he couldn't get
jury TO convict. and the business OF the municipal
Sunday as have l that Cincinnati does
not suffer morally, but rather the reverse Statis5
crime in the city is less than in almost any of the
Mayor at least there will be no effort 10 enforce
rigid Sunday closing rule, and liberation of an
medigm in everytRing As far as gambling is con
cerned. We try TO stop that all the ttme and with
will allow many. We allow none"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

For New England. TO-DAY; Tuesday. colder and
generally fair. with cold In northwest portion
winds. shifting southwest and
For District Columbia, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia colder day AM Tuesday; winds
becoming west
For Easteru Pennsylvania. clearing ana colder today
Tuesday fair. colder. with cold in north portion
fresh brisk south winds shifting
Jersey. clearing to-day. coIIe- interior.
Tuesday. fair. colder south winds brisk high
the coast.
Eastern New York. clearing dsv. colder in
terror with COLI wave at night. Tuesday, fair colder
brisk high south winds.
For Western Pennsylvania falc collier to-day except
probably iurries Lake Erie. cold
night and TUESDAY with fair weather. brisk 90 hEh
Western New York. partly cloudy colder
day, with rain near the lakes, cold wave Tues
fair Tuesday probably furries
lakes. brisk high northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
MOTHER sAINT GABRIEL.

Cleveland March IG-Mother Saint Gabriel.
knoEn in the world as Annette McAndrews, and
whose homo IN early life was in Philadelphia died
y the TTsuiine Academy last night. aged seventy
tHo years. She had been a member Of the lrsulne
tloer for f0rry-fye years and had spent most OF
~ career Ia religion a teacher in the Roman
Nstholic parochial schools Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
ACCIDENT TO GENER4L uEN4.

NO 'lty, March lg-An accident 10 General
him AlAister Of Public Works is likely 10 conhne
he, "is nome for some weeks. He was caught
Tween the floor Of his elevator at the department
rns,n steel eornice OF the gateway in such a
tbs sbdossss1,o 20 Pin him down. paetng injuries on
S' 70 ps some danger Of periton.tia-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
TWO UNIVERSITIES REMEMBERED.

[BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Danvle, KY. March 16.-Mrs. s p. LeeSe, who
a resident Of New-York City for many years
before her death, has bequeathed TO the Central
University Of Kentucky, the main branch Of which
is located here $500 and to the :. T. Leese In
Stitute of Jackson Ky, S15.Oi0
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
MAJOR BLAKE /. woODsoN.

Kansas City. March lG-Major Blake l.. "osl-
sol member Of the legislature Of Virginia from
.ss 10 lSIl, prominent a soldier in the Con-
itaerete army and enc OF the foremost members
~ the kausss City Ba-. died to-day OF apopleNy,
$50 slNIy-siE years He one OF the leadlhs
laIlIal = Of
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
IspStOmce Notice.

Should read DAILY By interested changes may
CcCur az any umel
Foreign malls for ending March = 1907 Wil
close uptly tn all the General Posorce as
follows close earlier man
below Parcels mats for Ter
many close at ?. Wednesday per 8 Rheln
Regular and Supplementary mails close az F-reiSn
Branch half h74r ater than closing time shown beiow
except that Supplementary Mails for Europe and snrai
America. VIA colon, close hour later az Foreisa
Branch.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
EDWARD c. CARTER.

Colorado Springs Col. March l6-Edward c. Car
ter. father OF ex-Unted States Senator Carter. of
Montana. died in this city tonight after a brief
Illness. He was seventy-two years old. Mr.. Carter
vas native OF Ireland, and had lived In Colorado
toE Twenty-Five years.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
nnGE MARTIN WALKER.

Wooster, Ohio March ls-Judge Martin Walker.
retired Judge OF the United States District Court,
q member % the XXX1Xth, XLth and XLIst Con
gresses Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio during the
administration of Salmon =. Chase and a former
iudge of Common Pleas in Wayne County, died at
Ms home here to-day He was elghty-three years
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
LOHN j ARuSTRONG DE1D-

Binghamton. y. Y. March 16.-John J. Arm
strong. better known by his stage name of John
l. Ashton, of Detroit Mich, died in this city this
afternoon at the result of injuries received from
faIl on Thursday night lie was 1lty eight years
cid.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17

Malls f-r Newt7uniland by r1l - Ng-rH sydney snt
thence Nv close rfiz rfH-- ar 2 Nl
u fcorue-tiur close here every N11i1 Wednesday
. AMI Saturday Mails fH~ NrueIH~ hy raiI Boston
and thence steamer close rrz raf-@ aifv A. Fe1
y IN Mails for cuba hy rar o. Fl7-da. thence ~
dispatched daily final connecting
FOR dispatch VIA Pert Tampa. SruIays ani
Wednesdays lnd Fridays a 1880 90 NJ f1- ffsrafrh
mt Mondays 10t FRIDAYS ~ go m yfqffs
for NeV-p CIfy overland. unless -aa-taI, tsfressef
steamer. close this
sunday IN m. and li1in anF SUNDAYS az Z
D. n Malls f1f Costa EIra Hslire Puerto C1-raz a-f
Guatemala by raU 90 New Orleans and hence ~
stcamsr cIoSe 40 this Office daily SUNDAY az
~ 80 o. IN and SIrlavs 70 r. Connecting rio-as
here Mondays for Helz- Fuerfu Corraz Glatruaia
far Costa ErII fIrEistarsI cflses
a p N IreNI.ls llN-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
TRACT SOCIETrS MEETING.

Washington, March 1S.-The Washington annual
meeting OF the American Tract Society was held
this afternoon in ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church The Rev. Judson Swift, field secretary at
Newly York. presented brief report OF the society
work. and the Rev. DR.. Alexander MackaySmith
preached the sermon.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who arrived on the Ameri-
can liner -. Louis yesterday were Bellamy Storer,
United States Minister 10 Spain. and Mrs. Storer.
DR. De Witt Clinton Suider. Mrs. William Harper.
George Keppel Howard 9. Baunister, J. B. Faw-
cett Samuel Harrington. c. :. Heuey. Miss Isa bel
I[nnyyIcs Miss Mabel Grace Watson and Mr.. and
Mrs : WiShHrt
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
MnE- ClLTE RETTRNS.

Nine CaIve who was slightly i'll In Boston on
Saturday returned to the city last night. entirely
recovered and will appear at her recital at the
WaldOIf-AStoTia to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
CELEBRATES HIS BIRTHDAY.
DR. HERMAN KNAPP SEVENTY YEARS OLD To
DAY

DR. Herman Knapp. the founder Of the New-York
OubthaImic and Aural Institute, Will be seventy
,ars old to-day. He will celebrate the anniversary
~ this birthday quietly at his home. No. 26 West
F0rtieth-st
DR. Knapp is Of the leading surgeons on
diseases OF the eye and ear In the world, lie was
horn on March Il, 1882 at Dauborn. Prussia He
was graduated from the Giessen University in 1854
Then he studied in Germany, London and Paris
He was professor of OphthalmolO~-- the U-nver-
sitv of Heidelberg from 1854 1868 In the latter
wear he TO this city 10 practise, and since
then he has made his home here Since 1sss he has
been professor of ophthalmology at the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons in this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN this diagram the continuous white lire
changes pressure Indicated by The Trbunes
recording barometer. The dotted lire shows temper
atrre : recorded at Perry's Pharuocy.
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the change in the temperature twenty
hours comparison with the corresponding date ot
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17

The French Line steamer La Gascogne which
arrived hast night from Havre, had among her pas
sengers the following: Aime BayaTd. Carl Bran
denburger. G. bourgeois. Charles Duval Louis
T,rrnonet W. DAYTON. Pierre Hepplv. NJ. Nraetzon
Sigmund Michel. NJ. Marchand Constant Pierret
and
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17

Highest temperature yesteTtay, 81; lowest 4;
4G temperature frr corresponding year
81 Average temperature for corresponding date
" fve years. 81.
Local forecasCleartng to-day: stationary
Tuesday fair. colder; brisk high
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
N NrW-YORE CITY

=
Mail subscribers the DAILY and TRI-WEENI.Y vir
be charged one cent - postage IN addition q
the rates named above
The Tribune will be mailed CUBA Por-o Rico. Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra expense FOR foreign
postage.
For points ES1rope and -he Universai
PostsI Uaion The Tribune mailed Jhs following
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
OEEICES

Address all comnunica--ns relative 20 sutsrQtions cr
advertisements THE TRIBUNE, Nev-Y0rS city Re
nit by Post1ce order express money order draft
O registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
Burnett's Vanilla Extract

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
the best, and tn best - good for food and
drink. Insist having BBnets Don't be cheated.
The and safest OF Blood Purifiers is Jayne's
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
DIED.

ST CI4AIR-On March Is 1902 Theodosia Huh Sc Clair.
widow Of Henri 81 Clair and mother n the late Hsrry
Hull 81 clair, in the TSSh Of her Services
O'Clock March Il. at No % MOrningside-ave Inter
Ycunsstown. Ohio
WARREN-On sunday morning March l6 1872 hts late
residence M. 3i6 West SD - George William
Funeral services - Th0mH~s Church. and
oh! St Tuesday rnurri1S- March Is 1907. AZ $50
O'Clock Please omit flowers Albany please
Nil.llAMSeN-f'u Saturday. March -. 1902 Mary l..
Vile OF the late James a Williamson. IN her S6th
Funeral from the residence ~ a Wyoming.
y. j.. Monday March iT. upon arrival 81 train
leaving Barclay ChTistCQheg ferry via Delaware
lacNawauna and Western. 20 $50 g. IutermeuS az
convenience % family
NGreenwOod CemeteTy-fi sI'lv located lot for
sale ss high ground, nea- entrance T. EDMUND MARKS.
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.
Only store Sth Ave q ia,h - Stepben Merritt Pres
New-York tribune., 1902-03-17
Special Souee5.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS

Rheumatism. Gout. Sciacs. Srralus etc. treated by
sgPerheatsd DRY Air CSTrasue Methotl Spaldns Bldg.
os Pr F",.irl nllnn: ls5 We, t.sa P. 9sa
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For all points the autsite ~ Greater
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-08

For further information as to schedules,
rates, etc, to points beyond our line apply to
b B EVERETT, Agent, Americas, Ca
G. II. WHITAKER, Ticket Agent,
Americas, Ga.
W.P. SCRUGGS., T. p, A. Savannah, Ga.
C. b WALWORIH, A. G. p, A, Savannah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-08

Those huge glass bulbs of red and
ronow and blue water which are called
.for bottles are gradually ceasing to
L1.o feature of the decoration of drug
.ists. windows. In the past they were
a. necessary to every drugstore as a
ra5 and white pole is to barber shop,
INIT tbev have not, as the pole has,
vol defined history. All that druggists
know Of them is that they have been
always used as window ornaments.
THE brilliant liquids that they contain
are made cheaply and plainly of chem
icaIs and water Thus solution of
conner and ammonia makes blue. BIZ
cbromate of potash makes orange. Ami
line DIVES have of late been used in the
chemicals place, but the liquids fade
in 4 strong sunlight and have frequent
" TO be renewed. The liquids colored
chemically, on the other hand, last well
nigh foreyer.-Philadelphia Record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-08
oxned king of England.

An - of Prince Albert in an article
" me- ~enrI1rv on THE Royal Family
ID ~ land" Professor Oscar Brown
ing -. ,ne first the prince identified
Lo-4 With the queen in all her la
l-L-S''- rrsr had one mind and one
1oEs rf.t9g every morning with the
so-- the prince went into his work,
c~"-7 r-nare their two tables stood
room .fra and read all their CORE
sue .r.a arranging everything for
s. '-' |-,ar,s convenience when she
u. ,r5 arrive. He knew all her
sI'o- -.-s and assisted all her actions,
ne 10. .rratt and self sacrificing was
l'' .rrrr That all the merit and pop
Up ,s,..r .-ue TO her. The people had
-.-.-. , that be interfered with public
vet had they reflected they
"-... -.,.a known that it was inevita-
. -.. n..a during the Crimean war;
- -s H.. notion got abroad that the
.+.~, had interviewed, there were tales
-r.,s.n and Of sending him to the
-.r-r Yal on the day of the princes
'" .t[ oa that cold, icebound Saturday,
",. Kingsley said to the present
..-.-ar lie was king of England for
, D-l. Years and no one knew it."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-08
He Ran.

Sol Smith Russell had three young
nteces living in the west, of whom he
was very fond. On one occasion, so
the story goes, he took the youngest Of
them for walk and bought her some
candy on the agreement that it was
not to be eaten until they reached her
home. They started, but before they
had gone far the little girl proposed,
Lets wun" Her uncle declined, and
there was long pleading, all to no pur-
pose. Finally the little girl stopped,
kue.t down on the pavement and Of
forad up the petition, 'Dod, please
make Uncle Sol Wun."
ut was simply a question of my los
ing my dignity or her losing her faith
in God, said Mr.. Russell in relating
the incident, go we ran as fast as we
could FIR home"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-10-08
sounds OF Words,

A negro boy was in the habit of Civ
ing his name as "Nedicudinezza Belt
tkoGislazza Sham Ham Jafac Max
well Brown" mispronouncing nearly
every word.
The sound Of words has a great at
traction for the negro, and he uses
them regardless of their meaning.
A negro woman was with difficulty
prevented from naming her child Cru
cifX,' the sound of the word attracting
her
A negro preacher in a sermon de,
cared emphatically:
i comes not to contamfnate any 9th
eF Sect'-repeated still more emphatic
ally comes not to contaminate any
other sect; l comes to exonerate your
minds. Independent.