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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
THE WEATHER.

81 I'D the Middle States and New Eng
bud TO day cloudy to cloudy weather
will prevail, and slowly falling tenn
perature with northwesterly winds,
followed by rain in this section.
Tuesday, partly fair weather will
prevail, and colder followed by brisk
winds, with rain turning to snow in
the interior.
Wednesday, fair weather will pre-
vail, and colder.
drug store 500 King street, to day register
ID ~ follows:
u 7oolock ~ clock l o'clock
A a. As
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
DEA1no

STJECKIE-ln this city on Jan, 81, 100" 10.
hanna s., wife OF tina late Joseph Sloeckie.
in her eth year
Eclat,yep and friends are respectfully in
vted to attend the funerai services at her late
resid ence No Wv West 9TH street on Thurs.
day afternoon Jan. 20 at 'o'ciock IN :ermens
private at Ri yervew Gene terry, PieaRe omit
flowers
THOMSON-On the evening of Jan. rs ltl".
Emma Harlan wife OF Willard Thomson IN
the b4.1 year OF her age.
Funeral services at her late residence -
West street on Wednesday, Jan. .1th y
FOX On Jan ae, cara H.. wife Of q.
Fox.
Relati YES aUd friends are respectfully invit.
Cd 10 attend the funeral services at Old
Kwedes Church GU Wednesday aftern Don ut
o'clock. lnterNent ut Old Swedes cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Complaint is made of Il Danger
Gus place IN the street at Twenty
Second and IMmottc Street where
the heavy rain last week c;u,rd Il
washout.
Complaint is also made Of the
condition Of the pavement and
gutter opposite the Delaware Cot
tom COS Mills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

=, There will be a members meeting
and social at the Young Men 5
Christian Association THIS evening,
All members Of the association are
requested TO report at the hal at ;
o'clock as business OF importance vii.
be transacted. On saturday evcnln z
next there will he a basket ball con.
test between the MarOons and Orange
toanu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

The North End Athletic Club
rendered q reception t. Jpmo>
Lyons uf no. 1873 French Street,
few evenings agu. Lyons n9
recently returned from tine Philip
pines where he spent three years
in the army.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Charles Barney Of Twenty-ninth
and jefferson streets is very sick at
n, nome Mlth congestion OF the
augs. lie had been employed at Tie
Electric Light station Count Bran
LYNNE Of The Forester, is looking
ftGl Kim.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

TOR SAJ.E-A LARGE LINE OF NEW
Il and second hand furniture consisting OF
20 oak and walnut chamber suits, hue white
and green enamel bedstaads, odd bureaus
and stands, fine round and square oak and
walnut extension tables, u to " foot, swell
front sidebourds, high back chairs, cabinets:
upri ght bookcases suitable for ott1re u,el
tufted couches. easy chairs, fancy rockers,
hall stands, 6 very nice folding beds, Hne
toned orgars, SO verai kinds aud sizes OF mir
rors, first class assortment Of stow such
as Victor Cook, Queen ther aid Othello.
double heaters, wood, gas, oil snd room stoves
500 ards in grain and Brussels carpets. fancy
art SQUARES. oil cloth, mat tings, all
kinds and Sizes Of fancy rug+. hahon 81 o..
50. King street. Delm phone l..a y y Al;
100 A. Nv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

! 'I'ho !vVmd t.oSi"n will give IN
wrUin4 Smoker to- It's members in
l. yLuo IipU~p, no. Gil ShipIcv
,uv"t, op Thursday evening next
and an colo,ahIc event is antiri-
atnl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

I'oK sALE-NEW HOUSES SIXTH AND
u Clay ton streets; finished months; 3
every convenience, healthy ana dry; best
workmanship, Oeau'it ui'y rn2erea; easy
terms Lns.s. G. hurtn, OIL Market street.
BeNmarvta telephone ooo; u. " A. telephone
1856 a. 13-lmo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Bishop Coleman has arranged
Quiet Day for the clergy Of Delaware,
to be held at Bishopstead or Feuru.
ary 9th, TO be conductci by the Kew
Floyd W, Tomkins, y, d., Of pAI,a.
delphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Mrs. Clara Fry aged 4G years, died
on Saturday at Farnburst,
Mrs, Ellen llasson wife Of Bernard
P, Hasson, No, l0l West reycnlh
street, died this morning,
Miss Florence Walton, GIL Monroe
street 8 he. latest victim vi small
DIX,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
WELSBACH
CONTRACT,

Andrew c. Gray, counsel tor the
WeIsbach Co., to-day gave out the
contents OF the contract with the
city signed by Mayor Fahey and
W. Findley Brown. president OF
the Welsbach Go. There aTs !" b
1000 lamps at Sl6.75 eacl~-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

1NOR SALE-JUST PU RCHASED FROM
T. u New Jersey Pottery Company, which
wa4 sold out by the sheriff the following:-
plain and decorated glass and china ware
which We Will sell at Z the regular price; all
sizes Of plate-, pitchers meat platters, tea
potp, tea and coffee cup sand saucsrs, naples,
oval lalscrs, oat meal dishes, bread trays,
cake plates, berry saucers, butter dips. GOV.
ered dishes, jardniercs, - piece toilet sets.
ewerf and basins, slop bowls, odd chambers.
globes and burners; n grand opportunity for
hotel and restaurant keepers. McMahon
Bros 5ca King street, Dolm phone l2sS;
4 A l63. .~..pN 1H
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Lon SAI.E-rLOCH AND FEED MILL
II 81 acres of land buildings, water rights
etc, known as Valley Mills at layett sta
ton on Newark & De.nware City Il. X. Az
Wilmington, or res .dencr Coocn ! Bridge.
jli.etawl .eud-mo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

" OR SAIE-ONE OF THE BEST PAYING
Z milk rDutes, in The city, together with
Swe,l.ns st.tr anil sable; two.tifths money
cash remlIAIGr IN years At per cent. Ad-
dress Business, badly Republican Office
i!iGt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
sssas Efcta pbitpplass '

sssas Efcn Philippians .
John Mcdonnell Of No. 1913
Bennett street returned home on
Thursday last after three years
service in the Philippine Islands.
He was rendered u reception at
his home on Saturday night
Previous to enlistment he was
purser on the City OF Chester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

THOR SAI,E--THAT NEW AND DESIRA.
II bic residence No. sl4 Broome street: for
terms Apply to James Ii. lioff ecker. DR., Jaw
Building, Will. Del, j cod u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

JNoH SAI.E-AT PERRY'S HOTEL IN
Brandywne Del, Is head OF horses so
up; Of them big strong workers weigh
100 to 400 lbs special mention o! one dappis
gray ar. old weighs 1850 lDs. single line
leader big mule. 4 horses belonging to con
tractor who has no further use for them;
also one fine stock built coming! years old.
IFS. l5:2-l5 1881
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

William S. HiIles, Esq, returned
this morning from Indianrivcr, where
he spent couple Of days cunning.
Among his trophies was a wild goose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
Thos. D. Denney,
Secretary.

New Orleans, Jan. 27.-Two
colored men have beenlynched ina
distant portion Of West Carroll
Parish, La, for the murder of g.
N. Grant police juror from Floyd,
Grant while out hhntiug with
friend named Mckay, came upon
several colored men who had
killed and were cleaning hogs.
He found that the animals were
his own hogs and attempted to ar
rest the men, when one of them
fred at him, the bullet entering his
brain. Mckay aroused the whites
in the neighborhood with the news
OF the murder. A posse was has
tily formed. Three colored men
were captured and two Of them
were lynched at once.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
THE POLICE
INVESTIGATION,

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

The new Amphlon Male Quartet
composed OF Messrs Harbert.
DAVIS, " aies and Mason vii. take
part IN the entertainment! at the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday
evening Ter the benefit OF the Nc
krnlcy Memorial Fund. The new
quartet sang together Tor the tlrst
lime Yesterday at the meeting IN
the Grand Opera House I'm der the
auspices CT the \. NJ. Z. a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
1902

. Il, III H. OK COMPANY MOTTO TO
Sto"kholGors-- You viii take uolice that
r"solution was duly passed by the board Of
l.irn"tors OF I NJ. siIIcock 60 on the 9TH day
Of Jan, 1902. stating 1T Is deemed advisable
and most Tor the benefit VI saih rorIore ton
tina. 1t should be dissolved" and that
lne"tng Of the stakeholder. OF the +. NJ
Sillrock Co. win be held at the oiftco OF the
Company, SE Market street IN the city of
WI mlnrton, county Of New Castl., stnte Of
Delaware. on the 10Th day Of Feb 100! at.
O'Clock in tn" afternoon Of that day 10 tnke
action upon sa i'd rerolution by order Of the
Board Of Directors.
JiES>E y. IflASE,
Jli.taWkawkS Secretary,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
Inspected Bridge

Levy Court Commissioners
Mcaley, Chandler, Meggison and
Elliott went to Claymont this
morning to inspect the Naamans
Creek bridge. The Pennsylvania
Railooad Company wants to re-
move one Of the wing walls of the
bridge to make room for the pro-
posed improvements.
The steamship Orange Prince
cleared from port to-day with a
cargo of crude petroleum for Ala
cante, Spain. The cargo con-
sisted of $7GS,27S gallons valued
at $3 1884.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
PERSONAL,
MENTION.
Interesting Paragraphs
About Visitors and
Home Entertain
mentS.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler en-
tertanel a few Of their relations and
friends last Wednesday evening at
their home near Union, Del. The
evening was spent in playing games
and music by Misses Essie Eastburn
and Mary Brackin.
At late hour the guests were in.
yited 10 the dining room where the
table was laden with all the delica-
cies Of the season, to which all did
ample Justice. After supper was
served the guests departed, wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler many more
more such pleasant evenings.
Among those present were Thomas
Marshall and wife, William Frederick
and wife, Chandler Eastburn andwife
Abram parmar and wife. Frank Jes.
ter and wife, Frank Chandler and
wife. Misses ilssic Eastburn, Mary
Brackin, Clata Eastburn, Mary East
burn, Me>srs. Harry Brackin, Harry
Chambers, Harry lIastburn. Paul
aud Elmer Chandler. Emerson East.
burn, llcsIcr Frederick. and llcisler
EaStburn.
Mcssrs, William Frederick and
Thomas Marshall ate so much cake
that they were unable to return
home that evening 30 they had to
stay anti the next day.
CARD BASKET.
Edward ]. MCNabb. who has been
in riltsburg attending the National
Convention Of the Hr!cklayers' Union
has retNrneu home.
Miss Nellie Hurley OF BROOKLYN,
n. v. is visiting Mr.. aud Mrs John
IlpalnY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

lion SALE rs WHITE p: n. CHICKENS.
II Wllmoi E Fell f. R. D. No. !. Newark
Del! 1ls Ut COO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Bishop Coleman who has been on
a tour, delivered 30 sermons ia I
days between New Jersey and New
York States An important one
was "Womcn and Intemperance.
Quite lengthy article was given it
BY the New York papers. The
Bishop is doing som: 6ue work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Fish, Fish
Powell will have on SAFE at his
stand. Sd street market. tomorrow
and Wednesday, cod fish, cat fish,
whiting, lake pike, smelts, fat1ack.
also an extra fine lot OF shad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

Iui! To order or ready
made, Special prices
Israes on mad e to = order
suits for dull season.
S,,;,. The latest style
cloths, dress Wyr-
~tels. Unfinished W"rstcds,
ThiI"t9 aud Nirunas. Full
IYrsS or Tuxedo Coat Suits
from Il special cloth at S25;
same cloth, Full Silk Lined
at $3.50; finer grades $50, $50
AMI up 10 the finest. style,
care in fitting and making,
and trimming guaranteed.
l'ul1 Dress r"lly-madc Coats
and Vests at Sl3, Sl5 and
$50. Trousers - and S6.
Full Suits at S25 and $4,000.
Tuxedo Cont at $l5,,ilk lined
and cord silk faced. No bet
ter; time to buy
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

CEN9 EMAN WISHES BOARD, RESI-.
" donct with private fa mily; state teens
AddraAs y. h., tn. oitics. i27.3l'
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
We Recon- me nd

three kinds OF canned goods Honcysuckle
corn. PC. pc, can 81 % per dozen: Solid Meat
Tomatoes Ice per can 81 ID per dozen; Mckin
ley -iteu Peas, lac. per can 81 6. per dozen /;
at d. W. Lynch & Co. 3. 4lh AID Maids on I;
9Th and King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

nR. IEhAHDrS ihi NYl;Ol th PHI y
- The only genuine prnnyruynl Phi ut
druggists Or by lhnll 81 ~ Onee ~ n, Ninbh
street lhilA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

The primary Sunday School class
will hold it's regular monthly meeting
this evening at 7.45 O'Clock in Grace
church. Interested parties are invited
TO attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27
Funeral Directors.
FOR RENT.

E,OR PENTHOUSE and FOUR ACRES
1 near The city; also want a man to truck
place on shares Apply ]. A, Myers, Farm
hurst r. o. Dol. 1Ro'5t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

L'On RENT-STOEE AND DWEi LING
IL corner Maryland avenue ana Elm street
j!5 "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-27

IrOE RENT-FARM OF 50 ACRES NEAR
II Granogue station, Del Address q. Sra-
pO2ue, lel. ll5-N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-07-17

benz &ufrufe our Stats : aDncens
tton, pelber auf beiaete 8rimdrperz
latnnlunger folet, iou bann Der BDrz
itBenoe oes bempfratiiden Stats
grecutip : &Dmites ausoriidli6 oa=
rauf aufmerflam MAIDEN, baB Die
9elegaten alIer Counties, pel9e
tire Brimdrperlammlunaen nidt an
benz genannten Datum abeebalten
baben, ntdt CUR Stats &Dnpentipn
5ugela1ien nerben uno oaB oas
Staats= @recutio= &pmit6 bieler Gns
oronuna AUDI itrict @eltung uers
ibafft.
1877 @ir lpreden Der porieen 2e=
gislatur uniere lDbenoe Inerfennung
oafur aus, baB bielelbe Dem County
@aloeiton Die benz Staate ibuloieen
Steuern erlalien bat uno mir befnr=
tpDrten Den ferneren grlaB oieier
Steuern auf einen 3eitraum BON Is
Sahren. bamit Der Stat 9eras au9
leinen Gntheil oaSu beitrdgt, in @al@
oeitpn einen erDBen Seebafen auf=
subauen, oamit uniere Nderbaus,
8ieb5ubts= uno Snouitriez BrDoufte
einen See : Nusfubr : Blab baben,
mas benz Staate geras idbrli9 piele
Winipneu er1part. l1no bamit AUDI
einem tapferen uno patriotiiben
9beile unierer gepDlferung @ere6z
tigfeit pioerfabre, initruiren mir Die
oemDfratii9en Mitelieber unlerer
2egislatur oabin, oaB iie Elm @eieb
annebmen, melbes ben 8emobnern
@alpeftpns bic grlaubniB ertbeilt,
fir Die NnhIllung unb @raoirung
@alpeftDns, 10 peit als Die Summe
reibt, ale Staatsiteuern BON Sal
neiton County 81 perpenben, unb
stpar abermals auf eirten 3eitraun
BON Is Sabren. Gu%8genommen lein
iOaen oapon MIR o~ieienigen 9beile
iener Steuern, nelde ourb Die Ser
faifung fir anoere 3mede beitimmt
iinb.
2O) Wtr meinen, baB elm Blat=
Drm=G eripreben benz 8plfe geger=
iiber cine heilige gerpflidtung barr
felt unb baB es besbalb Die ernfte
! Bflibt zines ieben BON Der bempfra=
tiiben Bartei Nominirten 1T, bie=
len 8eriprebunaen feline polIite unz
teritubung gu letben uno barauf gu
bringen, oaB bieielben aub i'm pDqz
item umfanae erfiQt meroen.
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ulper= @ efdbiite gu loctren.

Sas euglii6e arieesniiniteriunl bat oiele 9ldnC
fir Die ausbilouug Ieiner Soloaten, tpel6en aetu0bn=
lb prattii6e SemOnfrotlon fotst. Sas Neuete il
cine GrinOuna. @eidabe, mel6e nit rau&foIem
9uluer @fsuern, gu @loeirert, unD Der Grfof9 oerfelber
ipilroe cine neue gera mtlitdriiden Gorti9ritts be-
5ei6nen. SO 1T ferner intereiiant, ben punoerbarer
Gorti6ritt in Der Meoisin iudbreuo Der lebten fanf-
sig Sabre gu betradten. 60 mar unsefdbr an oel
l3eit, oaB Oanlals 5otetter's Masenbitters suerft Dor:
geilbrt muroe, uno udbreno oieier Sabre bat es lif
einen 10 wunoerooaen rReeorOA Der 6eilunsen Don
iolben aetoen sei6afien, ME @eroauun9sleioen,
Soobrenneu, DpspepIie, @ufftoBen, 8ertopfunq, io=
pie 2eber= uub Wierenleioei, oaB es beite Die aller-
erite Stele unter ben Gamifienmeoi5inen einnimmt
nnterlaBt ni6t. es gu perluhen. llnier gripat-
ite1npel 1T am 9alie Der 6laide.
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q u 8 a II 3.
Mie nnn fehr oft INT

Wte BON 1ebr gut unterri6teter
Seite in Berlin perlautet, 1T eine
grDBere Warine : 8Drlaae su ertpar=
ten, bic nibt nur Iuslanos& reu5er,
ionoern elm neues Nuslanos : Sc
ibwaoer BON 2inien : Sbiffen lpr=
bert. @enn BON Der @inleitung auf
bic 8ebeutung Der fraeli9en Ma=
rine-I ftiDn geiblofIen tperben oarf,
banu muB bieielbe iebr umfanoreid
iein. Staatslefretdr girpib bat
oesbalb Die berporragenbiten Mits
glieber Der Budget : &ommiiIion gu
elmer Slotteni9au nit umfanerei=
bem Brugramm gelaoen.
@dbreno Der NnueIenbeit
WDrgan8 lieB Der &aiier @ilbelm
aus ben Grbipen gu Wiesbaben Gfs
tenitide fommen, aus bener berpur=
aebt, oaB Der reidfte Nmerifaner,
Mofefeaer, BON Deutiben abltammt,
Die i'm alten 6erspgtbum Waliau
pDbnten. 9ort 1T Der Same nod
jeBt pertreten. Serner seiot cine of
fi3ieae Wtittbei(uug oatirt 2onopn,
ben 20. Muguit 1909, baB elm 8odes
Teller nit Inoeren ppn &Dniain Nnna
nab Srlano gelbidt uuroe, I'm auf
ben entpDlferten 8elibungen enali=
iher @roBgruno befiber gu arbeiten.
Dieien beutihen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
tpuroe elm 9agelobn BON q Gents
besablt. r&ein @unber, oaB Sohn
Stockholders 8Drfabre Srlano perlieb,
fobalo er ieinem enaliiben 6errn
entrinnen fonnte". faate Der Safer.
Wan ibreibt aus Berlin.
Jurt 6obenlobe=O ebringen, gilbert
8alin, Der General : 0ireftur Der
9amburger Dampfer : @elealfaft,
Sreiberr S. BON 8leibrDoer, Der be-
fannie BANTER, unb Die BrofeIloren
BON uehtrib uno 8aloeper baben
iib Der boz Surgeon g~eeriinoeten
@eieaihaft our S6roerung belierer
Be5iebunaen apiiben Oeutlhlano
uno ben Wer. Staaten onaeibloNen,
Ius karlsruhe mirb beribtet:
Jrau b. 8rauer, bic Satin oes
Staatsiefretdr8, bat einen BruseB
erfunoen, ourb ben Semitic un6
Sleiib $40 Stunoen ubue 9yeuer
tparm gebalten meroen f6nnen uno
bod ibren @oblgeibmad bebalten.
Die Speiien tperoen in emaiairtem
Bled gefobt unb beiB in cine &ifte
geiteat, Die NIT Sdgelpabnen ausge=
politert lit.
Gus 8enebig miro beridtet:
Der 9lodentburm Der biitorilden
ct. Warfus : Stride, tpelder 800
SUB bod lit, itiirste pl6bli6 sulam=
men uno beoedte nit ieinen Grim.
mem beinabe ben earsen Marfus=
plab. Die 9atbeorale ielbIt uno Der
DogensB alait murben nift beIdaz
oigt, AUDI fino feline Menihenleben
su betlegen, oasegen bat ober Der
foni9lihe, our 8eit leer itebenoe Bas
Taft, siemlib itarfen Sdaoen aelits
ten. Us tuuroe ipfort elm 9oroon
BON 2ruppen auf benz Blab aufaes
felt. Die antife &unlt erlei6et
ourb ben ~8uiammeniturs oes 3bur=
mes einen u~ngebeureu 8erluit. Die
Stride puroe bonn Sabre $50 bis
gum Sabre 976 eebaut.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-07-18

Magazine poetry" said young
Philadelphia who dabbles In verse. ia
always a source Of wonder TO me. For
q long time | have read It and tried to
understand II. but many OF the poems
l couldn't make head or tail of. For
Ave years have sent verses Of my own
to one magazine and always got them
back. usually with printed rejection
slip. but occasionally with polite note
from the editor explaining why the
particular verse was not available. One
day II occurred 10 me that obscurity
was the open sesame TO the pages OF
this magazine. and. more In jest than
anything else, ! scribbled on q sonnet
that meant absolutely nothing. Ny
only thought was TO string together a
lot OF meaningless words that would
rhyme. couldn't help laughing to
myself when | read II over. ! called II
oblivion and sent II on. After three
months had gone by got check for
1t and a letter from the editor compli-
menting me upon having at length faith
omed the depths OF true poetry. What
humbug 1t all is"-Philadelphia REQ
ord.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-07-18

Most OF the men who went west In
1840 were from the north. There were
however, a few southerners, among
them a Baltimore family who toeA
ai6ag or old slave, Samuel Jefferson
Samuel was rgtieut traveller on th'
long journey across he plains but
very skeptical about the apcce,ss OF MA
masters expedition. II was not H1sl
his master became ono Of the goif
kings OF California that Samuel stop-
ped shaking his bead IN silent protest
Samuel lived to good old hge and
after the war was the special attendant
Of his masters children. One day
Hugh, the youngest son. was explain
ing to Samuel the spherical shape Of
the earth.
"If you should 90 straight ahead far
enough. you'd come right around to
where you started FROM"
Now look heah. chile, y0 cyan mex
me b'lleve dat I amt helped yo' daddy
tote his things all de way out heah I'm
BaltimO' f'r muffin. II what y0 tells
me was true. we'd a. come back to
Ma'ylan' about To- times I knows I'm
'sperlence. honey, drivin' cross dem
plains, dat de worp am nat out-hat-
tern a hoecake. clean till 20 bump IN
ter de ocean,