Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
To0Ay is CIRCUS DAY
CanDbsil Brothers Attract Large
Crowd aid City is 'i'hrsasGd
With Visitors,

For the Iii st time IN several year,
Missouri Y. LEY Is today Ell ,ytng IL
regular old ms circus day aud the
crowds that have thronye.i the streets
I.nce tue f,.cl the people OF Missouri
| Vs!iey and 3uanry nearby are circus
h tnIry aud t tia III -rit is to be jrids-
Q ny the eatiier shoN.ngs today Ca.ap-
bell l'rotheis enterprise Will iii The
long tels int.
T.la pafaGe that wendell its way
through the .ity streets ABOUT | O'Clock
| this afterno III was viewed by thvns-
ands and til exhibition OF wild ami
III sls, nun erous bands, prhnc!ng
horses, End yell groomed people gave
the gfeatest satisfaction. rnls IT ter
n IONS performance commenced about
$50 and the tent is packed
The W!lloy Valley base ball team,
chsparoned by Ellis Jones played
az illiSt thu L>g an team at Logan
yesterday at ernoon. The Logan team,
strengthened by U pitcher imported
| from Onaha proved too Strong for the
farm 81 bows winning the game ty a
Acore of 10 u ~
| Mrs Roy armer departed this after
after yisitinl here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs III II Fisher for few
days.
| Harry Lehr, the Baltimore fashion
plate, threatens that II the newspapers
Obliged to leave this country and live
abroad. Fol-, says he, 81 am q gent
leman." IL will be remembered that
| William Waldorf Aston said the same
thing some years ago. Lit has been re-
marked tina Mr. Lehrs career rs
agent for lism of dealers In cham
payne has not apparently left him EN-
t!rely invnlnerabie to newspaper lam
pooning
i
ator Chaunc " NJ DepeW and 5 Y Call
away, president of the American
Locomotive Company, were strolling
about the Midway, taking i'll the
Sights, when they were invited Into d
large hall to SEES the greatest per
| Torrance OH earth.' The hall liile,,
1 mp rapidly aud after wait of ten or
| fifteen minutes the senator said to MIR
Galloway: Hhis must be 8 good show
so many people are crowding in to
see H.. After some further waiting,
during which the hall Was damned
full, the late Sterling Morton walked
down the aisle, and, stopping to shake
hands with tho senator and Mr.. Cali
away, said: What in thunder are you
fellows doing here2 There is an old
faker outside calling out, Come IN and
see the gre, and only Chauncey M
Depew! On 10 cents to see the
great AID oni Ghau,lcay
The peace agreement between tho
British and Eoer leaders is type Snt-
ten ana Is aobaUly tIia first imstru-
ment of the lSind !.oil!, ,othas Sig
nature is described IA being GO fire
cierky hand The others are all
somewhat roDgher, aud Delarsys is
STATED to be tho toughest OF all by
the way, he splits his name mp In
three syllables, thus. de la Rey, while
This redonbtau.e colleague of the late
Free State signs himself Christian de
Wet, also VIII a SIN III ID
William u {, lex, the novelist, also
known by his familiar signature go .
has been app !nted British consul ia
| The tiny republic OF san hlarino. This
little bit OF g overnmant patronage Is
undoubtedly s!ven him in order ta
further his pr sparatioE OF a history Of
san Marine, pon which he has been
Ieagaged for several years The book
| hnwever, is II srly finished and will APP
pear by the b ginning of 1868.
Charles III. lIuil of Msrshalltown,
Iowa, a gran3so of Commodore Isaac
Hull, who )mmanded the frgate
Constitution n her memorable fight
against the 'iuerrierre, visited the
| Charlestown avy yard q few days ago
tor the purpose OF seeing tho Ship Oh
which his g andfather fought. He
made himself known to the officers
and every OPP crtnni'y was given him
to look over cold Ironsides" thorough,
| ly MI IIull made the trip his first
visit--to the Atlantic coast chiefly to
see the famous old vessel, and on his
Way he visite, the Commodore's grave
a. North Murray Hill cemetery in
Philadelphia.
/ Among tie advanced degree E
given by Columbia university at
the last commencement none per-
haps represented more energy and
i perseverance, than that Of master
of arts bestowed upon Moses
Leonard Frazier. MIR. Frazier is
q negro. He is said to be the
only one ever graduated from the
school of political science OF
Columbia. He was born in
slavery in New Orleans forty-two