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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Three Drowned In Texas Flood.

DALLAS, Tex, July 26-The rain
fall in west Texas, which is character
lied as the worst ever known, contin-
ues, and at Stephensville three lives
were lost in Il rushing torrent of water.
Several houses We're surrounded by
the flood, and b. Whitley in attempt
ing to rescue his family was drowned
with his little daughter. Later in the
day Assistant County Attorney Good
ner was drowned in an attempt to res
cue the same family None of the bod
les has been recovered. ClOudburSt
was followed by cloudburst in western
Texas. and lakes and seas of water
have inundated the country, causing
great loss to the railroads and inter-
rupting trn ttic and travel.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Fatal Fire In Albany.

ALBANY, July 26.-One fireman
dead, one in the hospital believed to be
dying and a number seriously injured
in addition to monetary loss various
ly estimated at from $50O,0OO to $780,
600 is the result of fire which start
ed in the heart Of the business district
yesterday morning. The entire fire de-
partment Of the city was called into
service, and for hours 1t looked as
though their efforts to check the spread
of the flames would prove unavailing.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
SHAWATOYSTERBAY
Secretary of Treasury Spends
Night With President.
MOODY COMES ALSO FOR CONFERENCE
Augustine Fathers Discuss the Triar
Question With RoOsevelt-StOck-
man Journeys Three Thou
sand Miles with Il Petition.

sand Miles with II Petition.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, July 26.-Hon.
Leslie NJ. Shaw, secretary of the treas
ury, arrived at Sycamore Hill last
evening in the revenue cutter Gresham
from New York. AS Secretary Shaw
left the Gresham the war yacht May
flower fired salute of seventeen guns
In his honor. The secretary proceeded
at once to Sycamore Hill, where he
was welcomed cordially by the presi-
dent. He remained overnight, mean-
time discussing with Mr.. Roosevelt
some pending departmental affairs.
Hon. William II. Moody, secretary
of the navy, is expected at Sycamore
Hill today.
Rev. Father James ?. O'Reilly of
Lawrence, Mass, and Rev. Father
William a. Jones, president of the st.
Augustine college at Havana, had an
interview with President Roosevelt in
the afternoon. Both the visitors are
members of the Au9Hstinian order, and
they discussed with Mr.. Roosevelt the
friars situation in the Philippines, with
special remark for the members of
their own order.
w. b. Sleeper of Wyoming has ar
rived here to present to the president
resolutions of the stock raisers of Big
Horn county, Wyo., concerning the ex-
cluson of cattle and sheep from the
additional Yellowstone park timber re-
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
kGISTEk'S ORDER. /,
n REGISTERS OFFICE, !
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

June q. 1902
Upon the application of Laura Il A. Green
Leaf and Charles l.. SPARKS, Jr.. Admins
traitors OF Robert p. Greenlraf, late Of
Christiaua Hundred. in said county
deceased. it IL ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF Letters of Admins.
traticn upOu the estate Of the deceased, 18th
the date of granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within forty days from
the date Of such Letter, in six Of the most pub
lie pl aces of the county Of New Castle, relulr-
ing all persons having demands against tho e,.
tate, to present the same, or abide by au act of
Assembly in such case made and provided aud
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the DAILY REpUBLICAN,a new,
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and 10 b.,
continued therein, three weeks, e. 0. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal OF
I IS Office Of the Register aforesaid, atWil.
49, nlinHton, in New CATTLE county afore-
said the day mud year above written,
CALVIN W. CkOSSAN, Register.
NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Letter,
OF Administ ration were in due form Of
day OF June 1902. and that ali persons
having claims against thee5tate Of the deceased
must present the same duly attestcd to
the said Administrators on or before the
9Th day June OF 1908, or abide the Act Of As.
kembly III such case made and provided
LAURA II, A. akEENLEAF,
CHARLES Il. SPARKS, JR.
Administrators.
Address: +. q. Cook, Esq, Attorney at. Law
Wilmington. Del je25
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

ST. JOHNS, n. f., July 26.-The
mail steamer Virginia Lake, which ar
rived here yesterday from northern
Labrador. reports the entire coast free
from ice. This will enable the Peary
steamer Windward to make Il quick
run to Davis strait and she is likely
to reach Greenland much earlier than
If she were forced to make a detour to
avoid Ice foes.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
~ E9lSTER'S ORDER.
~ REGIsrEas OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE. COUNTY, DEL,


July ., 1872.
r. Upon the application OF robert Z. traim
n xecutor OF Jane w. Beeson late
u Wilmington Hundred. in said county, de-
ceased, 1t Is ordered pnd directed by
the .Register tnat!i the Executor aforesaid
give notlceot granting OF Letters Testameu-
tHry upon tive estate OF the deceased, with
thedate Of granting thereof. by causing al YER
tisements to be posted within forty days from
the dateOf such Letters III SIX OF the most pub.
lie places OF the county Of New Castle. rei uir.
lDGall persons having demands against the 81.
tate. topreseut the same. or abide by m act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided; AM
also cause the same to be inserted within ths
tumepcrcd in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, anewi.
paper publishedin Wilmington. Del, and to "
continued therein three weekse. 0. d.
1850, GivtL under the hand and seal Of ~.
50 fee OF the Register aforesaid, ut VII.
| ---' mingt0n, in New Castle county afors
kGid, the day and year above wrtt,a
CALVIN W CROSSAN Register.
NVTICE- Notice Is hereby given thatLctter,
Discriminatory were IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned. Oh the eth day
OF duly. A. D.. 1872, and that oil persons
having claims against TOE estate OF the decelf
I'd must present the came, duly attestud, TO the
said Executor, on or before the 9Th day
Of Juiy 1908. or ABIDE the Act OF Assembly
" tuch case made and provided.
ROBERT q. FRAlM.
Executor.
Address: 7CO French street. Wilmington Del
lyJ
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
SAVES A wONAN'S LIFE.

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs Lois "ragg. Of Dorchester
Mass. For years she had endured untold.
obstinate cough. "Of en''. she writes,
Il could scarcely b-eathe and sometimes
could not sneak. All doctors and RENE
dies failed til I used Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption and was com.
rletely cured" Sufferers from Coughs,
Colds Throa' and Lung Trouble nesd this
grand remedy tor 10 mover disappoints.
Cussis Guaranteed Nv N. r Dnnfor'h.
Price 30 cents aud 81. Trial bot les free,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Mother and Child Cremated.

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, July 90
Mrs. Charles Denig and her young
child were burned to death during the
night in creamery building at CALI
coon, N. Y. The husband jumped from
the second floor, leaving his wife and
child who were overcome before they
-
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
FREELING'S
DlLEM N 4.

j. freezing. scholar, or UNITY C0
lege. Oxford, sat in his rather shah
bv rooms looking out upon 18th
High with a puzzled, anxious frowl
on his boyish face. lie he'd in his
hand an open etter-the cause o
his present pcrplcxing cogitatious.
The letter was from the captain of til
Varsity cricket cInb, Informing hin
that lie had been selected TO play
against Surrey on the last three
days of next week and requesting th'
favor an Immediate reply.
j. Free ling was very poor man
His scholarship was worth SO u year
His widowed mother pInchlng
and scrapin" -manageI to allow him
another 50. Now, to live at the Var
slty on loJ per aunum takes Il bit OF
doing. But 10 play cricket On it is
impossible. No one who has any ac-
quainta1cc with Oxford, or Cambridge
either for that matter, will dispute
the truth OF this statement
You see the Varsity crickcter is
still, in the strlCliest sense, amateur,
he pays all his expense out orhis own
pocket. while, as for finding him,
u.'uei "ny circumstances 'olle S"ue
slhec,'le--say' aaep0Iy assistant "uo'
seeleV"l ys'''p " " ia1 s1'aty -'h'
so o; "ou.a a' so'l thi'lN OF
u.,"s n .'io ,u . u III, o''oniV c'ao 70
pay '.'el' Pr'v"tc oep's WIN.
J., 80, o''' ,'c "'N ''ie var o'u mater.
no s''u' 'o'le uo1a al sue eau, anl
.'''o' III '''o az sa'!' ~ ''o' Lax
W. spolisG "" ne' a''s lultncl: cspt.
.'''.y as N''o" ' 81! S.Il'c l'et'e'l
" ,'.'u t'le '"on 'a.le' t,a" refuse.
toHa' at''I' " nr DIV ~ c',' u
ue ,nI , W. CUT ~, i couIu pray
:" ''.'a ~ l'U", a. "'''.on "sa'''s' our
i.!' 90 ~ III 'nI PA'N' nuI us
~ 'G' a.. " oe;,"l W'''l' l. eau 90
a. '.,, 'l n, wv Gu tll'c anu opPor'
I.m t"',li q SGD ~ n'uSI refuse.
wig "a, "''u Ve'' o''''coA ''e cSacC
"Hte VI .''e ''se.
90 lie IooA o"' pen anu paper, ana
ptaai 10 wrlC' Nv oa'' "1I'e III,
sd tuo- was Sui hfm. H' haa
am am 'ao c'n'plet'l tn' lett"r "heh
olu sun, his Nc 'ue, app9aroa.
bnr'ar > coa,pllih eats an1 hsd
Ake 10 see you, IL you please, SIT:
40, 'onlo',n't IL; nluttereo Freezing
~ "oooI my IE'ttelS' know. I've
peeA eAp'eI,ls CnlS any Gay 1or the
paS1 lor.hi$lt'
WIN gloomy ar ne donneu ms
cap ana gowA ana fepalr9l to the
Bar ars rooms. Ills surmisa prov
cd quite correct The Bursar sald:-
MI. Freezing, l am surprised
mat you nave not yet settled the
balancs OF your last terms battels.
shalt ne Obliged by your dong so
at your earnest convenience as
nave 20 close tue accounts. The
amount Is t? los. "a
I'm very sorry, repllei Free
ing apologetlcally. "Do you wish
me TO settle the matter today"
by the end OF the week at any
rate, answered the Bursar. Good
morning, Mr.. Freeling.'
Bother SAID Freezing to himself
as he returned to his rooms. Il
think I've got just enough to do it.
But 1t Will clean me out of ready
cash. l must take stock OF my as
sets when I've finished this letter"
he finished the letter and sent it
to the rost by old Sam. Then he
opened a drawer in his writing ia
Die and took out his cash box. He
was surprised to find the key in the
lock.
'Hilloa" he exclaimed. II was
net aware that | had left II bera
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
SICK MADE WELL
WEAK MADE STRONG
Marvellous Elixir Of Life Discovered
by Famous Doctor Scientist that
Cures Every Known AiIment
W;ndelful Cures Are Effected Tha.
Seem Like Miracles Performed -.
The Secret Of Long Life OF
0.den Times Revived.
The kennedy Is ire to Az Who send
Name and Address.

After years OF patient study and delv-
Ing INFO the dus record Of the past, as
vel: as the folowir e mt dern experiments
in the res ms OF medical science, DR..
James W. Kidd, No. 1895 Baltes Build.
lug. Fort Wayne. Ind. makes the start.
ling announcements that he he's surely
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Women love a clear, healthy com :
plexion, Pure blood makes 1t. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters makes pure
blood.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Advertise in the Republican.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
d

Der Dampfer .aronprins BiIbeIm"
nabm bel ieiner iiinaitsn Sabrt mad
Bremen bic sr6Bte gnsubI 8oit. 4npei.
iuneen uno ben erbBtsn 8eirns @elo
NIT, ben lie elm einsieeS Sdiff ssfdbri
bat. Daber batten an 9lbenb aupor eie
Glerts i'm 9Oifanpeiiunsss . Department
lsbs Stunoen neberseit ~ urbeiten, unb
Die @IertS, pelde bic 8srelei6sliiten
onferii8ten, tpnren erlt um 5 ubr Wcrs
gems NIT lbrer Nrbeit 40 @nbe. Meitens
blloei ods 8elb Beibna6tsgaben fir
A~ngeb0riee i'm alien 8aterlano.
Sin grocer 9beiI Der @eloIenbunaen
nuf oieism Dampfsr 1T tbrisens nl6t
nod DeutI6lanb, fcnoetn nod Oeters
reid ungarn, Der S6psu. &uBlanb,
5rantreid. Seleien, @rObbrltannien,
S6psDen. Ddnemart unO Rortpegen be.
tlmmt. Na9 DsutidIanb nQein aeben
aber l2.253 Botanpeiiunsen i'm Sc.
mmibsirdee bon Sl29. 1874, mad
Osit!rrei6 2l46 Nntpeiiungsn i'm BE.
trOBe bon s3l .029, mad Der S6peis
655 4npeiiunaen i'm 8etrage bon
$1,000, mad 8roBbritnnuisn go. 205 ans
uetiunsen i'm 8etraee bon S2l2. sol u.
{, 10 SIN eansen nubm Der Dampfsr
$3.50 Boitlnweiiunssn i'm @siammts
beiraee bon 1861. 019 nit. SIN poIissn
Sabre bate Der 3nmpfsr .,8aiier @uL
helm Der @robe". tpel6er ON sntipre,
&enoen Gage ubfubr, 81. 442 BOfan,
~peiiunaen i'm 9efammibstrase Uon
1865. 533 mitsenommsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
gsiA1ia fur @inaerp anserts.

Im /. Sinuar 1900 trnt fir eans
Dsuti6lanO elm btrserlites 8eiebbuh
IN Staft, pObur6 aud fir ouS sunse
Deuliblanb nur Elm GIbrebt aeI6afsn
uurbe. uno bIeies If nnmentlid fur
'oI6e Deuti6s Imerifaner, bic aus San.
nCpsr, Slpsnbure, WehfaIen, SeHen,
8belnlano, 8aben unb 8npern u. {. 10
iommen, bon Der ipeitaebenoften @i6tie'
lst. Dieies @rbrebt . @eIeb belttmmi
ndmlld, oaB nod l0idbriger Abmefen.
belt on unbetannten Often elm @rbbe.
rebiister fur loot ertIGri uno lem in
Dsutidlano befinoIihss 8erm6sen Der.
tbeilt iperoen fam, pelbem nrtbeite
leoOb cine, tusnisitens is6s Wouute Dor
Dem Eermtne befannt su muden6e pe-
l'blli1e Scrlaounp u%orduSasben mub.
Oa nun nab frdbsren 8sisB. n bic 9os
cesatlGruna erft nab 80 Sdbrsn, ooet
20. IN SeiieH oar nab 100 Snbren er.
iol8en tonnie, 10 bnben pieIe Yeiionen
orauben BON benz @eiebe @ebrauh eer
mabt, um Die gr6bersduatsn, bon oenen
man IN 10 SabTen nIhts eeb6tt bate,
nab benz l.. Snnunr 1900 fir tpoi err.
tldren su lafen uno auf btsie Deiie oas
8srmDsen lbrer Ysrpanoien unb 4nae,
bDIl8en, bic utelel4t in Imeriia bats
lslbe gut gebrau6en I%6nntsn, an fd su
brln8en. Die ssrlttll6en 9uforberun.
gen IN nmtllden Slattsrn iinb felt Der
Belt sanS unetbOrt e%sitisasn, nbsr pe,
erfubr bier TN 2anoe elpns BACON {?
Oaber itno 8sIe eeisBli6 fir iubt une
lbter Gtbi6aft perIuItle etiI6tt, ObuohI
lie bier nod leben uno hes @eIoss be.
riirtiig pGren, oenn nnd Der SootSgr.
fldrung folBi crnuBen, mad Der aeiebIi.
den 6rlit pOn 80 SnBen, bic 8ermDg'
%enslbeIlune an bic n6bitsn @rben, ole
ltd gemeloet baben. Aber ss eibt au6
e,n UfltteI fir bic 9suiiden in Nmerifa.
Elm iOlGss 8etfabren nnsufedten eeesn
bic Grben. peIbe ben 8stmbaensanibeil
erbalieu baben. unb bieies Rebt per.
labrt erft IN 30 Sabren na6 benz Infaae
Oct Grbibaft, Nliltlid llegt bic S6uIe
bet ben Dsutid' 4mstitansrn islbft, oa fis
su ibreiben unterlnGsn ober pbue ibren
An8ebDrl9sn, burh Die Ssubung Der
Oeutihen 3eituus ibrsr @essnb in Vine.
rlta, Elm SsbensSsiben esben uno au6
CUR @rtunbteune lbrer gtbanIprdde feline
Sbritie ibun. Nan Iiebt aIiO, pst
nl6t fir itb fCrSt, ancere iOrssn midi
fur Jpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Gbre Seutf6lduO'S fol- esipabri
iDerOeu.

Die 6ffeniIide Weinuns in alien Ibsis
len beS Rsides t~tpitaaiiirt iid in einem
punft Su benz einhimmisen 8srIuu.
gen, onB oas beutfde Rsi6 untsr allen
umlianoen bon 8enesuela iein &edt er'
bnlten mife. Satte bic beneSolanifhe
iSruee bisber fur tpeite &reiie, bic Der
mertuniilen Settle oieier Ssrnee fsrns
ftunbeu. mebr Die 8eoeutune bon Mart
uno Bfennieen. 10 bat bic Ridii6tsIo'
ii8teit zines Gufro, Die allen i~ntetnatlo'
naIen 8e6t hobnipredenoe 8erbaftune
beutl6er 8eumten uno beutiher Reihs.
arg b6risen, aud oieien Sreiisn bic Au.
gen eebffnet. Ssbt beibt es, oaB bic
Gbre oes beutidsn NamenS nuf benz
Spiel itebe. limb cieie @bre mub, bas
1T bic e%inttmmiee SorOerune aler
S6ibten Der gsp6Iteruus. estpntrt blei'
ben. aomme. mas oa MOLE.
DnS plDslibe einbsllBe 3uiammsns
esben nit Snelano bat iid;Iid ibers
raibt, Dian pOate nod nl&t 10 rebt
an bic Gnb!aietelt sIuuben. 0ns Wtib'
trausn eegen ben idlimmen Better mar
70 feft in Der 8OItsfssle ei~usepurselt,
oab bic 8sfir6iunB Iaut puroe, eng
Iano mbhte iib, nndbem cd ben 8el'
itOno Deut!blanos a~usaeniBt. ia6te
aus Der Affaire sisben. Sieie 8efiir6t.
uns 1T s%esenftnnosIOs. Sn Der 8erliner
tnstiden 8Olidait pirO eriIdrt:
.,@nelnno piro unter allen umIdnbsn
nit Deuiidlanb sem,inium oOteeben.
audi penn Brdfoent galtro bic sneli
i&sn gnipriide befriebiBsn iolte, Obne
sIei6Seitis BITE Oeutiden Aniprlds su'
frieoen su fteaen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Seftfames Experiment.

Der &~seierunss. @bemiter in @afb.
Brof. 8. $. @iIsp, Bat feline
Experiments iber ben seiunobeitSi6dbIi'
den @infub bon dsmiib bsbanbelten
Rabrunasmltteln nit sp6lf iunesn Ns'
alerunas $ Aneeteqten %besonnen. Die
Sp6lf 2sute iino pereibist pOrbsn. SEEDS
Deroen nit bemiib bsbanoeIter Rof. bic
ibri8sn nit better. frifder uno reiner
Rot ern6brt tpsrosn. Bon 9sit su 3eit
tritt elm 8s6isl elm. in Der Dsifs. Oub
bic griteren friides 5Ieiid. bic anoeren
6emlit prdpurirtss 5leiid erbuIten.
Die iuneen 2suts baden als 8srfuds'
taninGen fur Elm Sabr 6rsiiii6. SOf'
fentli6 beiommt lbnen oaiislbe. Ob
a%niere Reaisruns bic bsuii&e, ielbft
penn bic @rperimente einfie nusfnasn.
BON Der nnibdolihtsit prdparirter Nab'
tunasmltleI tpirO tbessuesn fbnnen.
bIelbt bic oobin cine uffsue 6raee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
aOtbbdnts auf Dem sriesspfaS.

Glue Dapfon in Alasta meIoet cine
Sps3iaIospsids, bos in Wbiis SOrie uur
anSsreu 8unften erobs AuFresups iibst
Die SIuads'R ctbbdute berrids. bic in
Dem @sbist spiiden ben 2ItiIe Salmon.
uHo Petlp 5Idien uuf ben 8rieespfab
sesanaen ieien. Sin 9absn puroe se.
plluoett uno nisosrsebtannt. Der 8eIiBe,
eetoetst, elm anoerer Wann perpunoet.
@esen 200 Sapiuner iousn babel bss
ibsilisi iein unO Wuior @uIbbsrt nil I'D
NIT so \SOIbaien Bessn tie auf ben
Wari& MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25

Das Uens,OIanif6e @oniulat in
Retp YOrt erbdIt cine Rsnss ansrbiet'
unsen gum 8~riessoient fdr SsnssueIa
Ss erttdrt. onB Is nIdls in Der SADIE
tbun Tonne. obne BON ieiner Reeierune
oa3u ermdhti8t Su ueroen, ouB iebo6
ale Namsn BON 9spsrbsrn UOrIdufis &c.
bubt tplrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Sic emtiblGpft
JbmI ......

.yDis @%slsesubet," fact irssnb Gin @siler.
"tft elm tltinsr Gn8sI; Nan&t rsrsiftn fs,
mann it fib bittst anosrt IaTen fs fir INNER
pOrbttstbtn. @is maftn rai& lsin I'm Grfafsn,
ionlt sniblupft hs BEN @riff ME elm glal."
Tttle unitrsr trauen unb 8inbu laItn (t
Ll8 aatdeli9 sntidlipfsn; ia, unb pitls Der
Wdnntr lailsn is fir INNER sntf&Iipftn.
Steen gag bisttt I'D Sbntn cine gftatnbtit,
Gin tlstnss SOnio nit unisrsr Sparbani ~ tr5f-
ntn-pslbfs tu sintm ercBen Gsntp an
pdtft eur@ tlstns Btitrdst unp bic bret pro,snt
9ntsIelitn, bic mir btn3ufissu. limb ole brau-
bsr bier niir basttniss ~ lparsn, mas sic lpnf
nuBIps ptrstuetn tpiirbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-25
Imerif. ShIdhter eesen beutf6e
3pIpprlage,

Die i'm Dsutfden Rsi&staee auess
nummene 3OlpOrlnee piro ben Export
Der @bicaso'sr SdInGibausbelibsr. pie
iie iaeen, um fat 25 procent besdsIiH
oes prdparirten Steii6es = BON benz
irli1sn 5leii6 gang abeeisben -psrmin.
bern, unO bic S6Ia6lbausbeiiBer treifen
bereits AnfiaIten. bon Der Rsgierune Der
8ereinisten Staaten glbbilfe ~ Der.
lnnaen.
Diaiams 6. @pans. bon benz aus.
lambs Department Der Sirmu Armour &
Co., Der aus Berlin mad Chicago suriit,
tsbrie, beriiherte, Die bsuiihe 9oapor.
Inee tpsroe bic ameritaniIden S6laht,
bduier fnf ibres eunsen grpottbanoels
berauben, unb iie iperoe nameutli@ bon
Den drmsrsn 2Iohem in DeutI6Ianb
lhtper empfunosn iperben.
= Der 9unoss. @tfanote in gorsu
bat p%erInnei. oaB ben Gtbnuern Der bor.
ilgsn eleftrii6en StraBenbabn 81, 800.
600 be5abIt tpsrben.
- Der 4beeorbnete Gid bon Wiss
cOniin bat cine Bill sinssrei&t, bur6
pel&e Der 8rieesisiretdr ausspisIen
peroen iou, in Der Nibe bon Camp
DougIuB. isis. Elm MiIitdrlaeer fur bic
8ereini8ten Staaten'3 ruppen unb bic
Iruppen Der Electromagnetic erri6ien ,u
laien, uno burd nelbe fur ben !9psd
bic Summs bon $3.50, 900 bsniniet tper,
ben ioa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11
GLASS DISTINCTIONS.
They TO Almost Down to the Very
bottom of society.

Some sort of class feeling is, we be-
lleve. inherent in human nature. Pco-
pie often speak as though these de-
marcations existed only among the
middle and upper classes, but Such IL
not the fact. Indeed ii is very rar
from the fact No more misleading
labels than the classes and the
masses" we've ever invented. There
are no masses, rightly speaking. CLASS
distinctions go almost down to the bot
tom not quite of course, because
there is always rcsiduum who
through their fault or their misfortune
have neither the pride nor the im"g-
ination to sort themselves.
Money is not an absolute criterion Of
social position. Character in 50 far
as il is reflected in proprietN Of be
havior, counts for great deal. A
rowdy family sink directly, though
they may have money to waste, ana 4
respectable widow may retain her su-
pcriorty in the face Of grinding pover-
ty. The acme Of good manners, the
very badge of gcntility, is 10 be
quiet" never TO let the sound OF
nirth Quarreling or lamcntation pro
cecd out of your dwelling.
This sign Of social distinction is mp
preciatcd down to the very bottom.
On the upper rungs of the social lad
der we should say that those social
distinctions which can be defined at
all rest upon BIRTH money and brains,
Among the poor they rest upon money
and manners, and the latter, alas, are,
below certain wage, wocfully de
pendent upon the former Spectator.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11
AUTHORS BLUNDERS.
Nome Mistakes In which the Moon'
Sun and wind Figure.

The moon proves terrible pltfaIl 10
mos writers. Wilkie Collins once per-
for,acd the marvellous feat of making
il rise in the west. Rider llagEard, N
"Kinc Solomon's Mines relies for the
effective rendering Of one Of his most
thrilling scenes upon an eclipse OF the
new moon.
Coleridee placed a star between the
horI,s Of the crescent moon, forgetting
that to lie visible in such position the
star would have to he between the
earth and the moon or, say, 21Ooo0
miles away only.
Next to the moon perhaps the sun is
responsible for more glarng errors
than any single concrete cause. AZ
the beginning of Il certain famous nov
el, the title Of which few years back
was in cvcryh0dy's mouth, an invalid
characters room was said TO have
been lighted by one window looking
directly toward the east. Yet at the
end Of tie book. WHEN the invalid dies.
the author. wishing to make him de
part this life In n flood OF glory, suf-
fuses this eastern wiudCwcd room with
"the red glare Of the setting sun"
Kingsley. too, made one of his heroes
row ont into the eastern ocean after
the setting sun. But even this glarinG
aheurdity has been capped. In novel
published by q well known firm there
occurs the following passage, the scene
being laid on board Il big sailing ship:
'How's the wind?' asked the skip
per. East northeast replied the mate,
glancing at the masthead pennant,
which was streaming blithely in the
direction indicated' SO that in the
world, according to novelists, we
should not only find the sun setting in
the east, but pennants would stream"
against the direction Of the prevailing
wind.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-08-11
She I,rIcked Her Finycr.

A maid employed by Il prominent
New York family came to her mistress
with tears in her eyes not many days
after she had been in the household
and said that she had prickcd her fin
ger with Il table fork.
Il am terribly worried, ma'am," she
said, for fear the fork may have had
some brass in it and have poisoned my
hand"
"Oh, nonsense. Mary" replied the
lady Of the house. How could the
fork poison YOU when it is made Of
pure silver? | never allow anything
else on my table
The next day Mary and the fork
which had pricbrd her and all the 9th
or forks and, in fact. the whole table
service. guaranteed by the mistress to
he solid silver, had disappeared fer
parts unknown.