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The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Be WISE TO-DAY.
IT'S HADyESS TO DIFFER I!
THE USE OF
SPAiNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
IN SPRINGTIME
Means Punishment of Disease
and the Establishment of
Strength, Vigor,, and Per
manent Health,

We'll meaning and really worthy
people tften err when sickness ana
disease come TO them. Two often
they &rc content to follow blindly the
ssadxice Of second rate physicians, who
IN nine cases out of every ten fail to
properly diagnose the ills they are
called upon to cure. Too frequently
!. our sick people put their trust and
confidence in common advertised pills
,nervlnes, sarslparillas, and other liQ-
aid concoctions. Terrible disap.
pointments and results come to tile
users Of such medicines: sickness and
disease areaggravated-their dangers
ssastly increased.
Happy are the people, who, when
disease has laid its hand upon them,
asc Dr.. Phelps life giving prcscrip-
2tion, Paines Celery Compound,
medicine that stands without an
d equal for feeding exhausted nerves,
purifying the blood, and building up
the weakened and run down sys-
.em.
"So"ist o'NhI,St anu ulSEtSc Iuuhn
mortal 1t is madness TO defer the use
n that health giving medicine that
has rescued and saved its tens Of
thousands in every land.
Paines Celery Compound is the
bne true specific recognized and pre-
scribed today By our most eminent
and our most honest practitioners for
diseases arising from dcblliated ner-
vous system. lru need its use this
sery day: your condition demands it;
common sense and knowledge of
what Painc'S Celery Compound has
uQne for others. should be YOUR guide
Et this critical time of your life.
PAlNE'S is the kind that makes sick
people well. See that the name is on
-t'oth bottle and wrapper. DO not be
induced to take Il substitute or any
,Mi,atlon:you need the kind that has
cured others.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
HART l.
COLBoURNE,,'
822 Market St.
Floor Furnishings,
Upholstery Fabrics,
Lace and Heavy Draperies.
INGRAM CARPETS

There is nothing prettier or.
better for the economical buy
er than these goods. We have
them in Brussels patterns and
colorings and are priced like
this, 25c, SOC, 35c, 40c, 4Sc,
soc, 55c, and Csc, per yard.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
En-. ins Brelke D,xs.

The engine at tho works Of Gar
rett and Barr, broke down this
morning shortly before 9 o'clock.
The engine was wrecked and wall
nearby was partly demolished but
fortunately no one was hurt.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
We Protect You
IN every WaV''

If anything You buy
Of the New York CLOTH
,ng House docs not cx-
actly stIlt YOU, we will
chccrtuIIy exchange it or
return your money.
If the goods You buy
OF the New York Cloth
ing House does not
prove to wear d. good as
they ought, we will al
low any reasonable claim
or give you another gar
mcnt without cost.
If the garment you
buy OF the New York
Clothing House needs
new buttons or pressing
bring it in at any time
and we'll do it for YOU
without cost.
If we cannot properly
tit you in a suit or trous-
ers, we will take your
measure and make YOU
one without extra cost.
If you are in inclined to
save money in buy ING
Clothing, Hats and Fur
nishings besides getting
the best there are, then
we'll have your trade!
Our Great lines of
Mems Suits at $3.50,
$50 and $12 are bring
ing lis lots of business.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Couldn't Stand Teasing

Thomas Luskey, aged twelve
years, a student in a boarding
school at Haddouii.ld, N. j.. was
taken in charge at 18th and Race
streets station. The boy is the
son OF New York lawyer and re-
Gently entered the Haddon field
school.
Yesterday morning he came to
this city to escape the teasing of the
big boys as he told Lieutenant
Egan this morning. He had been
tramping around all day when po-
liccman saw him an Il took him to
the station house. He was placed
in charge Of q matron until his
father could be communicated with.
Strike Ties Up Leigh Valley Co'liery
HaZcIton, Pa, April 23.--The
Hazle mines collcry oil the Lehigh
Valley Coal Company. employing
about 500 hands, 10 idle to-day be-
cause Of strike inaugurated bv
the breaker boys this morning. fol-
lowing the refusal OF the foreman
to relnstate twenty Of their num-
Der who had been suspended. the
company officials assert on account
Of slackness Of work,
Mr.. George Messick residing at the
corner Of Eighth and Jackson streets
is having his store wall rebuilt at the
side and rear OF his yard.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23

Diamond Dyestnsss 9"y Ivs nss ssy s"h aYs HsYs;
fads. -'o'''
y, Ihs Markets.
Eggs were selling from II to oOc
2atsei, 21c to SOC pound; pork 10 to l3c, A
lp;Hrange5, 10 cen to i)U dozen, mutton
W 10 l5c pound; po atoei. sl.uJ bu,h,l
Mooage oc tolO head chickens, iJc to 70
'aen' poet from 90 TO 2lc a pound; veal Sc
70 lS cent do calf lIyor, % cont, nina
apples lOc each; turkeys IS to % cents
soand ;apples Band lj cents OF neck,
twest potatoes lOc u quarter Of II peek;
Fuiheas ~ 10 ~ cents each; ducks 10 to rs
sehs uGch tomatoes, ID cents a mint
n"uce, So 10 jU u bend. cucumb bers to
Ec each egg plants L and l5c. each.
Mushrooms acc. ID. new Dotatops y5r n
lnafter peck, straw berries 2Oa and SOC, a
luart, teas 2oc quarter peck rad.shss5 c. u
punch, strllg beans 2Oc. quarter neck.
lsas zoe, do, squashes &c be ench. tlums
u q hundred, beets Sc a bunch.
Fire this Morning
) An alarm Of fire from box 81 this
morning was Scut in for fire M No
ii Rockford lcnan'cd by Amos Tay.
pr Tie fire spread to the adjoining
souSe occupied by Charles Bradley,
lhe loss was about $500 ON which
mere wa, no Insurance. For some
a'Se the Phoenix company drove
'owh King street at d furious rate.
where the company was going or
shE 'lle driver selected King street
"a u crowded market day could not
&c learned
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing stock Quotations.

Money on call firm at AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4ltd5h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at Si.S7S04s7A
for demand and at $AS5'A for 60 days
Posted rates. Sass and $Ssis. Commercial
bills, $4.s6 and SASSY. Government bonds
firm. State bonds inactive. Railroad
bonds irregular. Closing prices:
Atchison. ........ 9Sls N. Y. Central. .159
C.. C.. & st. L. l05 Ontario Il West. 3AN
Ches. l. Ohio... AN Reading ......... 65N
Peoples Cas-. 1891 Rock Island ....1I2h
Del & Hudson. 1884 st. Paul ......... 1857
Erie............... 394 Sugar Refinery .l22N
Gen. Electric. 1926 Texas Pacific -. AN
Lead............ 1Sk Union Pacific =. .1034s
Louis. Il Nash. 1864 Wabash pref. :. 44N
Manhattan Con .134% West Union -. wy
Missouri Pac.... 1908.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Stirlith Bros,
Scrap Iron, Steel and Metals
216 WEST FRONT STREET.

VNyANTED - FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, a white girl or woman; must I've
good plain cook; no washing or ironing !;
reference required. Mrs p. W. IomEn; on.
7W West street. a2N
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Shades.

If you are tired of the cheap
kind, come and look through
our line of colorings: Get our
prices and note carefully the
quality.
Our work department awaits
your orders. If you have a
shade, carpet, curtain or piece
Of furniture to re-upholstcr,
send us your inquiry. We will
give it prompt attention.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
LAWT0N'S s.

Are you looking for a good RE
FRIGERATOR? Let US show
You a Jewett OF Wilkie.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
DNbeIl ihe Hatter

DUbeI1 the Halter
Go o Charles Il. Dubell for your hat
audtcsps Of all styles No. . East Third st
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23

I, OR SALE CHEAP IT SOLD AT ONCE |
grand sqcare piano, good condition at sos
King street. az a3t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
Popular Tours Via Ba timore & Ohio r. r.
Leave Wilmington, Saturdays. April
u snd s6a and May 10 ut 1l.0l a. IN. Rate
ga 90 for round trip. including fare trans
fsrs In aWahingtOn, staterOoIn going and
re, urnIng on Potomac River steamer md
enc and three.fourths days board at the
Hygeia Hotel. Old Point Comfort.
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23

LOR SALE-TWO BULK WINDOWS AND
- pair Of double doors with the plate
glass cont aimed therein IL 5 Il. 4th street.
Ay2-3k
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
Delaware Saengerbund,
Thursday Eve., April "A.

In addition to the male choruIus OF Is voices
the 70 lowing solO.stI have been secured:
Soprano Mis-. l.Otti. Harrison OF philadelphia
alto, Miss Katharine & A"iuciir, Philadel.
nhia; violinl,te, Miss Elsie Won Dlotke OF New
York; baritone, Herr Herman Gos.en Of this
city,
Musical Director, C. A. Hartmann; Accom-.
paniSt Mr.. j. u. Kurt
Tickets can ic had at Fob lon Music store
also Of the n.tlvc members
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23

w ANTED-B APPLY AT Sl7
w East Third street, a22-6t'
w ANTED-TWO CAEPENTERS. DA.
w vid EanGle; 80 W. 9th street.
a2l.2t
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23

w ANTED- TO BUY A HAND MILK SEP.
w arator. Address stating price separa.
tor, this office a23.N$
The evening Republican., 1902-04-23
lhs Markets.

Diamond DyeS.l he only pure and unaaul.
ada w -,eNVl
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12
Texas Notes.

The work of reinterriug storm
victims in Galveston vas compIet-
ed last week, two hundred and six
ty five unidentified bodies being
laid in a plot near the cemetery
which will be enclosed aud mark
ed with granite stone in the
centre The work is still being con
tinued outside the city limits.
Conductor Akers of the Texas
Central railroad was killed near
Iowa Park, by a double-header
train running into his train.
a large quantity of oil in tho
Neches river was set on FIRE FRI
day. Though the oil had been in
the water over thirty hours, il
burned readily and was a magnif-
cent sight
Will Manger, we'll known
sporting man at San Antonio is
sentenced to four years in the peni-
tertiary for killing Police Officer
Busch.
The federal grand jury at Dallas
returned a number of indictments
against men alleged to be running
the Monterey lottery.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12
Late Items.

There will be accommodations
for only six newspaper men on
the special train that will carry
Prince Henry of Prussia through
the country.
Two hundred and eighty clerks
of the census bureau were dismiss
ed Saturday at Washington on ac-
count OF the gradual completion Of
the work. There will be large
Lumber of further dismisSaIS dur
ing the next few weeks
J. Pivrpout Morgnn'S <peclnl
train made ninety-eight mills in
eighly-six minutes Friday.
Congressman Loud has bill
to place free rural mail delivery
under the contract system.
A republican paper Will be start
ed at Manila The only American
paper in the islands, the Daily
american, has been sold to an
English syndicate. The new paper
will have a department printed IN
ragalog.
The Chinese government has
dismissed all European professors
from the imperial university at
Pekin.
The Spanish mail steamer Al
fonsu XIII carried to Vera Cruz
the crew of an American fishing
vessel from Pensacola who were
ship wrecked.
The Mexican government has
voted to give $4,000 to the earth
quake victims at GhIlpancingo.
New York.-Walter n. Fern
bach, IA professional straw bonds
man. has been sentenced by Judge
Foster 20 rHsi1sonment with hard |
labor At Sing SiI prison for six
years and ten months for perjury
in swearing he was eligible as a
b0ndsmdn
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12
Aphorisms.
From Jim Smiths Gem
bOndSfndn

From Jim Smiths Gem.
This would be n better world if
people would take their own advios
instead of giving it all to others
Putting ring on a woman S
third finger has placed many a
man under her thumb.
A boy does not become a man
until he is q SsASs old, bnt silk
dress becomes II woman at any age.
The girl you call your rosebud
during courtShlp may develop a
lot of thornS after marriage.
Some people who have no conf
dence in newspapers, believe every
word they read in medical alma
macs.
There are precions few people
in this world who are willing to
leave the punishment of a poor
sinner all TO the Lord.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

The announcement of Hon. j.
b. DlbrelI of Seguin as a candi-
date for the democratic nomina-
ton for congress in this district,
appears in today's HERALD. Mr..
Dibrell is well known through
out the state as an able and up
right man. He has made his
mark in both house and senate of
the state legislature, and should
be be elected to congress would
doubtless serve his constituents
with distinction.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

GEN. PEARSON wants permission
to attack the British recruiting
agency near New Orleans. OF
course, his request is out of the
question, but it does seen that this
country should enforce more
strictly the neutrality laws. A
country which once fought the
same bitter struggle for freedom
as that the heroic Beers are now
fighting, if it cannot offer aid to
the struggling republics. should at
least refrain from harbOring their
enemies. 1t is a trying spectacle
20 lovers of liberty to see the great
mother of republics so indifferent
to the Boer struggle.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

TODAY, February 18th, is Lin
coin day, being the berth anniver-
sary of Abraham Lincoln, patriot,
statesman and martyr. The day is
observed in various states as a
holiday next IN Importance to
WashiugtOn's bisthday. Lincoln
was one of Our great men who
sprang from the lowliest lineage.
Born of unlettered parents, and
reared in poverty, he was literally
a self-made man, aud furnishes a
splendid example of what deter
miuation and energy, coupled with
native ability may do, even in the
face of the most adverse circum-
stance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

LAREDO people seem to think
it an evidence of narrow minded
ness on the part of the citizens of
Brownsville to oppose the con-
struetlou of an international dam at
Laredo. The question of water
rights along any stream always
has been aud always vii be vexed
one. Il is believed that a dam at
Laredo would cut off the supply of
water in the river to such an extent
as to prevent irrigation along the
lower course of the stream, hence
the project is opposed in the lower
river counties. The point of view
always depends upon whose OK is
gored, aud naturally the people OF
this region do not welcome the
idea of lesseuing their water sup
MY.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12
Spring HumOrs
of the Blood

Come to large majority of people.
Probably IS per cent. of these are
cured every year by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and we hope by this advertise
ment TO get the other % per cent. to
take this great Spring Medicine.
1t will sharpen your appetite, cure
all stomach troubles, relieve that
tired feeling.
Its strength as blood purifier is
demonstrated by its marvellous cures Of
Scrofuia Salt Rheum
Scald Head BoiIS, Pimpies
All Kinds of Fumor Psoriasis
Blood Poisoning rheumatism
Catarrh Malaria, Etc.
All OF which are prevalent now.
HOODS
JdrSdpGriuG
Will do you wonderful amount OF
good Be sure to get Hoods.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

THERE are more soldiers in the
department Of Texas now than at
any time during the last ten or
fifteen years, according to the San
Antonio Express. 1t would seem
as if Fort Brown might have few
of them.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12
Do Not Fall to
Consult Me.

Do not go through life suffering
because you have beenstOld that your
disease is incurable. I can prove
that my knowledge OfPhysic Science
and AlklOidal DOSimetric Medication
will be a boon to you. If 1 cannot
cure you I can at least relieve your
sufferings and make life a little
sweeter to you. My reputation is
based upon my success. 1 will visit
any partof the county day or night to
attend the sick. Consultation conf
Dental. Calls left at the Botica del
Leon will be promptly answered.
c. C. FORD, M. D.
Office. MILLER HOTEL.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

Col LANHAM gave congress some
good democratic doctrine in his
speech on the auti-anarchist bill.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12
Wounded Soldier Improving.

Wounded Soldier Improving.
Private Wiley, the soldier who
was shot by a sentinel while desert
ing from Fort Mcintosh night be
fore last, is reported today by Dr..
Cable 10 be doing nicely and he is
much encouraged as to Wlley'S
chances of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

TO THE Corpus Crony: Thanks,
old fellow.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-02-12

"Have you got what they call
tabledy hote dinners at this eatin'
house? asked the man IN the
bearskin Overcoat.
NO, sir.
Stepping to the door he beckon-
ed to somebody on the outside.
Come in, Mandy he, said.
They eat in English here. =
Chicago Tribune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
The Girls of Long Are.

F.r~ ihs Los A~ges, rrss.
oh, the dear old fashioned sih. that ! knew long
when The World. tn. sir apd !. wer- IN our prime
She vas dear - early snowdrops amid the spring
she was sscc, a. the vild rp-. of .ummerims.
Po,hd and Spnngs and ginger cstei
she could spin and weave and Knit The summer
And ,hr butter. cheo.- and cream,
Why think I have = dream
OF our DRIVING home the cows through ssArT' dew
Oh. thew v.un,cd modern day'' nothing In nem
To The husSI ns hoes and spelling ~hools ~ cd;
Nothing sr my heart a dance aS the music on 'oe
Merry ,insiins Of seishoelis In the cold.
Oh. those days ~ Tong 40.
When the Winters fros, snd snov
Held IN rlns- embrace the woodland vale and poo4
Wrapped IN nheS and blankets warm
what cared Ne Tor wind and storm
when wc gathered al the weekly singing schoou
oh. N. old time sin gins school. my hesr . thought
p,e,S A. an. m.m'y ~ those days 81 ions seo.
II keeps The v~r time ~ the dear Old singing master.
rncou~iously I'm hummlns ~mme tune ! USED o
and IN memory ono. NOR
I'm wai,ins 'of s. maid ~ older times,
And feel her fingers small.
Lightly on my coat sleeve fall,
While our hearts are beating W The sieirhoeis
chimeS'
oh. ,s- dear old fashioned riris have with time
grown calm and sntrlyi
For I Sometimes mr~t thrm IN thc s'rrrt ur Wv.
rh-y nod ,hc,r prctty hesds. smiling al me most
SdAtsly
with a ra,h ~ ry~. or flmplr. A. Of yore-
And The gentle tones, the while
az those days We talk and smile,
When W all were happy Toys and srs tneetnc'
And tho hAppiest ~ our themes
Like the dearest ~ our dreams
Are the ng'ry &honls ~ went ~ all togrhcr
on those days ~ long Ago'
On the boys 7 vSef " KNOW
on. the siris who made rfr's sunshine bright and
farf
When we've crossed the great divide
pa<.ed on the Other Siie.
We shall nrrt them, Enos them greet mem over
there
Los AN0Eihz June 1 LtsiII GhisSoih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
The Fishing Of Denver. Dean

tHLH > IMffsF 70
Il fam would ~ worldly Just Got a day.
-prsy grant me- a Ia. - and y, me- Jay
And cAsi Got 'h- tfou, Nhcrr N" Sinish' cleans
Thulgh The waving pines - W. r"chy hilN
And tis,s, ,hs iNcr " ttc dAshlns nus
And NJ rus. from hIs prAyef his fac Aglow.
fof thc Master had told him b" could go
Vow Their 4, the dean he VA heard 60 sins
As D. piled hS robes On = heiruoU chair.
And hcfr IL The man of the world. ny iins"-
me usartst he dared ApprnAcn a swear
And he slgprd = nAsk Of pre- entNs N
"a, Jhs gpr e. VA ,a, ,i ,h,t t " nv men of Sh MP
Encountered snakes ON q nNhlnE irp.
And an ounce ~ prevention, te irlt luii. sur,
Mas worth fhr more than a pound u cure
lie cas-, M, ~. and The ,ruu, all seemed
To deem Il ar honor 20 take u IN
X. he drrs them %, With a worldly srh
4 cast smh. aud a snlnn.ss tsrr
a ,pNs@', N w pol ola and ~. W =, S' hsa 'raHS'
And the tsh LAY nopplns uron n" hank
A be thanked the Lord Tot zach captured pnfei
~, .~ob- from M, dr,amins for. dom, you .-e.
WHEN he'd reached ID. stream where the nshos
iva, III hour Tor his MONDAY nap. and he
Had laid TN down IN the shade in seep,
Then he rAt hts nv and wAs gnrved 10 md
That his golden idnl had turned % clay.
FQf ever Trout 10 ne stream had dintd
Ana a.. tlnss h. Said - he s,rram he whipped
w'r M s~''angcst a good drAn ever tipped
4 ran,her boy through the srAy Old rucks
Appeared with a stnns and the dean cred -Stopi-
And somc coin from tht church's offering boz
soon put him IN frame 81 mind "a swAp.
And iusi A. the shades of uighi werr failing
The old nsh tale from the deans lips new.
And ogt ~ respect 'or his sAct-d calling
And he squared himself with the Lord some way.
for he wore Ills sweet heavenly smile neat day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
THE LARGEST WtTCH.
Buiu Ihe the West Delicate Pocket Time"
piece at a Cost OF Thousands of Dollars

P,p- ne Rp.fur Frsrirg TrdHsrr'pi
There has iu-t h-sen finished At N" Amer
team Wtltham watch factory a mamnnth
watch. the large, IN the world 10 hnlld
this gigartI, fturple,e cost several 'hou-
sand inllNr- and several weeks time Sp"-
clal machlu"rv and tools vcr" required Tor
it, construction Tho watch IL a model OF
the new model -iNic"n-sly" matimus. three
quarter plat" watch. cnlar gel ten times
p.rfec, IN every detail and ~ highly M
i.h-d ~ tho finest watch
he diameter ~ the pillar plat" l. seven
teen inches and tho movement i two ana
one-hAf inches thick The bGlHnc" wheel
IL ak and on"-h1lf lnchr- IN diameter ana
m. hr.que' -priug Uhiut controls - &C.
ton l. slzh' feet long. - ~ "a '"nttuI"'r"
,,t,k and IS ~ o s"Ufiu"'r" wli" Wien
,unuiu, tbs. halauon makes a vibration ~
Of \ second The pallet stones arc of sap
rhtre and cNDuisii"., POLISHED III" n"'u1t.
ms. or mainsrttns - i".ntA- 'h'.'
long, ~ Of u ,"utiructre thick ana ~ '"i''-
metres Wtd" ~
The ma mo,h model l. n completely
lev ,llcd ~ a witch 81 ~" finest erni" ~"
OF movement made. OF about nc "" OF .
nickel NNc-'"r' Il''". ~" me rHbl'- ""'"'
,.r lines ir diameter but hurh"i VAN az
phir-s IN" polish 81 the wheel, p'hlohs
and other steel WOTk L. perfect Al nv u1N
A-ke.uiug ON ~" pilates i Wo-' tr''N, AZ
TNr pendant aud NiHiius. crown, ~" OF I'M
bronlr. brilliantly I%olshci fNrN Iot
ton l. made GA N" .Na't ~rhir 81 ~ S'n
,his 'uoy.mcrt. ~ ~ y d.siyu"d 10 .ho"
not onl, the action Of ~" tran. hu' VIC r'ul-
winding and -t"n-~"tting m"'hhhls" I"
we'll ,.d..,nt
I'D frnp, IT, has. - tho tn OF Ia" Nlhulhs
crow Il wputN-~tN inches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
rorso, w,,er~ tie was A.

Fro-p ~, ph,idd.ip h'a Ti"r
Joseph Jefferson has a fund oil s'"r""s .o"
corning the late william y Florence woo
fondn-ss for sp~echmaklns III -,
80 dis,tn,tIye trait lie never Couli
80, IN. appeal Of the audience that he ~
somrthiny. either bet eccn acts or sl,.' tne
TAG When he aud jrnef-oh 80 81
.,s,. and we're pln ytnr through NeN fhs
land, ,hey appeared one evening ~ a 'on,
nscticut town that gave them n,a,r,n"r
very friendly audicno" "" l'tlnn'n,
49, ,..,.iy.d With favor from bcsihhlhs
10 end and. a. both stars bowed NJ, sopp-
usrs,-on r.,r.atrd but flor-nce rt"pIFd
for ward and b-sNn .co- hAy.
IL l. % you ! owe all the suoSo 49, ss,iv
"ncourusrueu I received here ths' "Ns
m. IsrsI Isl IN my work w.s Der. a. "a -
ness that has been ~howsrsSi upon III" ny
the peopl. OF Hartford 49,. 49,,
This, MIR f1orencr. L. New hs..n' w ~ ~.
audieuCs