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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02

Prizes were taken by Mrs. Slater. Mrs
jacob Jenny, Mrs. Mary Cannon Mrs
II. Hilgedick and Mrs NJ Hawkins
Mrs. z. j. Mcdonald will be the next
hostess
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
George Bonney and Mrs Carleton d. An
dfeWs for euchre party Tuesday even
ing to be given at Mrs. Bonney's home
on East Sixth street.
William Canton and daughter Gladys,
OF GAINESVILLE, MINI, who visited Mr..
Canton's sister Mrs. Sherman Edgington
Of NHnnehaha street, have gone to N ew
York
Mrs. J. W. lie May. Of East Third
street, had as guests during the week
Mrs. L. Hentz, of Chicago, and Mrs
George Morrow. of Minneapolis
The Ladies Aid Society Of ST John s
Catholic Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Mary Cannon, Ut
East Seventh street.
The Ladies' Cooperative Society Of The
Atlantic Church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. j. G. Morrison, of Hoffman
avenue.
Miss Emma Vihstadt. of Maple street
returned Saturday frera a visit TO her sis
ter Mrs. Charles Heinrich, Of Rive T
Falls.
Miss Thera Bergstrom. Of Marga ct
street, entertained the graduating class
ing.
The Success Club of the Atlantic
Church will give a debate at it's meeting
in the church parlors Thursday evening.
Mrs w. W. Holcomb, of East Fifth
street, gave luncheon Thursday for a
party Of twelve Minneapolis women
The Boxer Cinch club met Tbursd ~
evening With Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Studio
man, Of Bates avenue.
Mrs. 4. 2. George, Of Conway street,
VIII entertain the Thimbie Bee club
Wednesday afternoon
Miss Ethel lie May, of East Third
street, entertained few friends at ca :
oms Monday evening.
The Qetavia Cinch club will be enter
tanned IAN TUESDAY evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hackett, Of tho
Springs.
MRS. I. Gage, Of Mendoza street, en-
fert3lned a party Of ladies at lunche IN
The sorosis. club VIII meet Tuesday
street.
The Thursday Afternoon club was en-
tertained last week BY Mrs. Clinton Mill
err. @a-sAte+
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MERRIAM PARK.


The Monday evening club, Of Merriam
Park, gave one Of it's fortnightly dinners
Monday evening in the parlors Of the
Presbyterian church Capt. II. G. Coy
kendall presided. E. A. Paradis led the
discussion on the new election law
DIR. Wright, of st. PauFs Episcopal
church. gave a lecture on Present Day
Egypt Friday evening a Woodruff hall,
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Guild
Of ST Mary's Episcopal Church.
The Merriam Park Wonan's club met
at the home Of Mrs G. A. Chaffee
Wednesday afternoon. Papers were
read by Mrs William r. Mandigo ana
Mrs. G. F. Eastman.
The Wee Girls club met at the home Of
Mrs A. Coleman Tuesday afternoon.
Prizes were won by Mrs. f. J Cropsey,
Mrs. E. Fl. Hanley and Miss Grace Halo
way
Tne Ladies Aid Society Of the Presley
terrain Church was entertained at the
home Of Mrs j. c. Robertson, of Feroaia
avenue, Friday afternoon.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs A. Fl. Scott Thursday evening by a
party Ct Merriam Park Dung people
Miss Bessie Coykendall, of Carroll
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ST. PAUL PARK.


mis-, MISS Emma Drawer. Of Saltwater and
Mss Ms d Dorsey, Of ST; Paul, We're guests Of
The women of ~ D. $50 i- oulluaS'
iielu a poverty social last evening at the
residence OF Mrs. McNaughton
Mrs. g. e Gardner gave a birthday
son Harry -'i - ii7r
Mrs Charles 7. McKown entertained a
day evening.
The friends Of Charles stotesburv sur
prlsed MIN at his home last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William McKown enter
famed tame Mrs. Page, of St. Paul, last Sun
The Social club gave a masouerade
dancing party at Opera hall Friday even
Mrs Rich entertained her cousin. James
Lathrop, Of West St Paul last week.
Mrs: King, Of White Bear visited Mrs
John Willoughby last week
Miss Myrtle Munger visited PARK
friends last Sunday. :
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DAYTON;S BLUFF.

The eighth grade of the Van BureE
school held its graduating exercises Fla
day afternoon. Musical numbers Wef9
given by Miss Mercy Bowen and Ralph
Brownson. An address was made ny
Rev George Parker, of the Bates AVG
nue. NJ E. church. The class gave tha
school very handsome bookcase. Miss
Eva Smith made the presentation
speech. and Roy Nienhauser, in behalf
Of the school, accepted the gift. A re-
ception was held by the class from 4 70
6 O clock in the kindergarten room.
A hay-rack party was given Saturday
the bluff After a drive, they We're et.-
tertained at the home of Miss Heftha
Rink of Hastings avenue. Among the
guests were the Misses Agnes La son,
Mamie Arnold, Mamie Arth, Doris M
nemacher Hertha Rink, Margaret Glib
son, Mabel Mattimore. and Aless1S,
Charles Hoffme.er Charles I-orrimer, Lee
Stevens, Alfonso Koerner, Truman Mill
er, Charles Wielde and Edward Dewitt.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Schutt, OF tie.
MarloWe entertained the Monday even
ing Euchre club. Mrs c. D. Andrews,
Mrs. H f. Stock, G. D. Andrews and
H f. Stock were recipients of priZ4
Mr. and Mrs. Sever Westby, of tias.
Fourth street, Will entertain the club i'll
two weeks.
Miss Louise Altman entertained the
Prizes We're won by Miss Annie Kemper,
Mrs Frank Kemper, Mrs. Hoffer. Mr.
HoefeT, Edward kemper and }. 101-
man Miss Kemper will entertain the
club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. ]. 0. Cavanaugh, of Rayine street
entertained the Edelweiss Card club
Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Miss Rhua Griffen Mrs. William Guerra
sey. Mrs D. f. Hickey and Mrs Beck.
The club will meet next with Mrs. Hickr
ey, of Ravine street.
The New Century club met THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. Matthews, cf
E..eS IyAr.- PC u
ter. Mrs. HoggeIboom and Mrs Eacf Is
won the prizes. The club will meet Tues-
day afternoon with Mrs. G. Binder, Of
Reaney street.
The Tuesday Afternoon Card club was
entertained by Mrs. II. IT, Stock, Ct
Marie avenue Mrs. Fl. T. Eachus, Mrs
George Wichman and Mrs E. G.. Spin
dler won the prizes. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Z. II. Miller Of
East Fifth street
The Elys.an Euchre club met Tuesday
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EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs Charles f. Parrot. Of Case street,
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Arlington Hills Presbyterian Church
Tuesday afternoon. The turkey supper
given by the ladies last week was a
grand success. About $50 was cleared,
which will go toward the pew fund for
the new church.
DR.. and Mrs G. "A. Binder, of East
Seventh street, entertained the first Of
the week Mrs. Alfred Bauer, OF Mime
apolis, who was en- route to IndianapO-
lis to join her husband, where they Till
reside.
bus party wednesday evening, after
which supper was served at their home,
covers being laid for fifteen.
The Odds and Ends Society of Gustavtls
Adolphus Church will be entertained
Monday evening at the home of the
Misses skon, on Payne avenue.
Miss Bessie Pearson, of Jessamine
street, will entertain the Young Peoples
Society Of Gustavus Adolphus Church
next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Mitchell, OF Arch street will
leave next week for Salt Lake City 10
join her husband, where they will make
their future home
Mrs. Elmquist Of Mount Ida street, Will
entertain the Ladies Aid Society Of the
First Swedish Lutheran Church next
Friday afternoon.
A flag salute was given at Il O'Clock
Wednesday in each room Of the john
Ericsson school in honor of the late Will
liam Mckinley.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the East
Presbyterian Church will be entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pearson, Of Tw1
11arhors, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A Lundquist, of Sims street, during tbs
week.
Rev and Mrs. A. Z. Driscon, Of Burr
street, gave dinner Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. Van Camp, of Toronto,
Can.
RIrE Cox. of Clark street. will enter
tain the Ladies Guild of st. James Epis-
copal Church next Thursday afternoon
Mrs. E. Lee, NJ Reaney street, enter.
tanned at a card party Thursday after
noon for the Daughters of Rebekah.
Miss Grace Lumby, OF East SeventF
street, was given a surprise "Wednesday
| afternoon IN honor of her birthday.
The c. c. Cinch club was entertained
last evening at the homie of Mrs. Walte1
| Munsch, on York street.
Miss Louise Altman, of Reaney. street
entertained the Idylwild Card club
Thursday evening.
The Imperial Social club will give 9
dancing party Wednesday evening ir
| the club hall.
Mrs. lie Masger. of Reaney street
ner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, of Clark street
entertained the NJ. h K. P. card clut
last evening.
Mr and Mrs Adam Stoddart, Of Case
street, entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Post Bowen, Of Toronto
will be a guest Of Mrs. Cady S. Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kellerman, o.
| East Seventh street have been entertain
Mrs. NJ. A. Franklin, of Brainerd, is Wis
/ iting Miss Addie Knapp. Of Cook street
ling Mr.. A. H. Kellerman and Miss Ma
| ME KeIlerman Of Cumberland, Wis.
! Mr.. Thomas Searls, Of Burr street, ha:
returned from a visit in Wisconsin.
/ Miss Gertrude Fischer has gone *
| Anoka county to spend the winter.
Mrs James Barrett is in New Rich
mend, Wis
Miss Evelyn Johnson is at Sturgeon
Lake.
Miss Jennie Hanert is in Spencer, S. D
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street who has been visiting in Fart
bault returned home Tuesday morning.
The Evening Cinch club was entertain
ed at the home of Miss Grace Holloway
Of Dewey avenue, Saturday evening.
The d. G. f. F. club was entertained
saturday evening at the home of the
Misses Zahnl, of Carroll street
MISS Price, Of Marshall avenue, enter
ia1Ined the Ladies Aid Society Of Olivet
Church Friday afternoon
MRS. r. A. Drew of Iglehart street
", VIII entertain the Sweet Sixteen club
Thursday afternoon oi"O
Mrs. e. V. Garfield. Of Carroll street
lett Thursday night for a short visit II
Red Wing. =
Mrs; G. FL. Gearey entertained at lunch
cor. tuesday. Covers We're laid for TWEEN
The :, ladies Guild Of st. Mary's Church
met FRIDAY afternoon in the guild 70 I'm
Miss Keyes. Of Winona, is the guest r.
hef sister, Mrs. d. T. Brooks.
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. P A. Clark entertained
at their home on West Tenth street Tues
day evening, in honor OF their daughter,
Miss Susie Clark. Among the guests
We're: Misses Selma Bergison, Cec1e
King, of South st. Paul; Anna MacNa-
reara, Mamie Westhauser, Ella Farley.
Ida Glosier Genevieve Gritty, Isabel e
Santers, Margaret Malloy, Gertrude
Sherman, Stella Redland, Mae Ninserge,
Emma Erren, Cora Wagner, Hattie
Haigh, Mamie Tracy, Josephine MiIlar
Helen Tracy and Mrs. Jennie keyes OF
Hammond, Wis; MeSsrS. Clay Wilcox
son s, burrows Kirby, Albert Fuhers, Joe
Westminster, Ernest Whipperman, Her
man Erren, Carl Halverson. DR. Phil-
mon Roy, Rex B. Hall, Merit Cage, James
Willis, George Malloy, Arthur Chapdu-
Farley. Clifford Clark Claude Randall
Phil Wagner, Herbert Porter The rooms
were artistically decorated with ferns
and cut flowers.
honor of Edward H. c. Kemper at h s
nome. The evening was very pleasantly
spent IN games and music. Those present
were: Misses l. L. Magic, Susie Geib, G.
l. z. Koch, Grace NJ. Haupt, NJ M
Rouleau, Mabel Gilbert, Grace Schoen,
Eleanor Kemper Lillian Kemper and
Meta Meta kemper; Messrs. Lewis, Kemper,
Hayek, Nabelung, Frundt, SchuIze, III
ner, Anderson, Muhlenbruch Leavitt ard
Bischopp.
Miss Lois Kennedy entertained few
OF her friends at her home, sol Edmund
street. last Wednesday evening from
Z to o'clock. Those present were the
Misses Lucille and Mae Binet, Angela
Cramsie, Della Coffey, Kathern Burns,
Blanch and Lorena Quinn. The evening
was spent in playing games and mu-
sic
A party Of young People spent a very
pleasant evening THURSDAY at the home
OF Miss Frances Sullivan on Kent street.
Cards and dancing were features of the
evening FaVOrS were won by Miss
Frances Sullivan, Tom O'DonneIl, Mat
thew Roman and Miss Charlotte Doudel.
A progressive cinch party was given
by Miss Josie Nichna Thursday evening,
Favors were won by Miss Jessie Fraser.
Theodore Kremer Mrs. A. Nichna ana
Joseph Snyder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-02
JACK KISSED HER.

Jack-don't YOU envy him kissed her
While taking a walk in the square
So sweet she. he couldn't resist her.
And ought she; you Iancy:s 70 care?
And should she be mad at halter?
Or should she nave given it back?
Or should She pass over the matter,
And say. ON, twas Jack; only jack
Is the hue of her cheeks indication
OF furious anger or net?
Or due 70 some slight irritation
Ger choosing SO public a spot?
Were she kissed in the hail would she
Protest: please be good \ there's
And is She now speeding on. wildly,
TO seek her protecting mamma?
Are YOU holding him deep in disgrace?
Surprising he saw a distraction
OF Try, if you like on her face!
I'll add, as the close of my oitty,
Ere Spirstars regard her as lost,
And gpssips deplore: What Z pity
That jac-1-clever Jack-was Jack
Edwin H. /. sabin, in February Smart
Mrs Ofrjn Kip viii sive a luncheon
Tuesday at her home on Dayton avenue
for Mrs. Emma S. Lyons: whose mar
rage 10 burton Strait, of Minneapolis,
viii take place this week.
he 81. Edul ATGILndR ClUD Will s1lN =
the last in . series Of four cotilons FL
day evening a Summit hau. The german
will be led By Dr. j. D. Lewis.
A large number Of St Paul women
were present at the Junior ball, given
Friday evening at the university armory.
Among these were Miss Helen Mairs, Miss
Ethel XantOn, Miss Margaret Myers, Miss
IIolinshead Miss Roxana Smith, Miss
Lillian Garr0w, Miss MOllie Mccormick,
Miss Ieoia Thompson Miss Mabel Ncr-
non, Miss IEffie Goodine Miss Bessie
Haynes. Miss Dorothy AIness, Miss Caro-
line Salisbury, Miss Bessie Cuyrie, Miss
Helen Paterson. Miss May Overlook,
Miss I-OGiSe Ray Miss Julia Rogers, Miss
Margaret AIetrich, Miss Button, Miss Viz
ginia De Haas. Miss Bessie CONkendau,
Miss Eleanor Dickinson and Miss Kath-
crime Stouglton.
Mrs. j Watson Smith, of Summit ave
nue.. will give a military whist party Fri
day afternoon, Feb. H. at the Colonnade.
Mrs. Peter Wallace Nelson. of Dayton
avenue, gave an at home yesterday aft
ernon for Mrs. William Warweu Nelson.
About 200 women called during the re-
ceiying hours. Red and green were the
colors used in the decorations, which
We're carried out principally in American
beauty roses and palms. Mrs. J. f. Cas-
sidy presided in the dining room. She
was assisted by Miss Louise Cassidy, Miss
Nellie Pauison, Miss Mollie Gray. of Min
neapOlis, Misses Edith and Edna Far
well Miss Alice Cuilen. Miss Kate Nc
Gee. Others assisting throughout the
rooms were Mrs. w. P. FarweIl, Mrs.
Willard Barndt and Mrs. S. G. War
vele Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. n NJ. Thygeson and Mrs. r. r.
Kane viii entertain at whist Friday after
noon at the home Of the former on Laurel
avenue. They will he hostesses ar a
progressive cuchre party the following
day
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or Wednesday. Feb. 5, at ESQ D. M Miss
Eleanor Miller viii speak on physical
Culture Mrs. ]. D. Engle, Of Prospect
Park, will speak and musical selections
viii be giver.
The Alpha Phis entertained the Phi
AlphaS OF Hamiine university at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Raeder, West Third
street, st. Paul.
Monday evening. Miss Alta Keith Clark
Will read paper on The Mission of the
Daily Press.
The Philomathean society entertained
the BTownings at a joint meeting on Fri
day evening in the former society's
room, at Hamline university.
DIR. and Mrs George Fl. Bridgeman
We're guests at dinner given by Gov
ard Mrs. Van SAINT on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs; Fl. g. James read a paper on '.An-
archy" before the students at chapel on
Friday evening at Hamline university.
Miss Agnes AcCallum assisted on the
programme given by the Scottish clan in
Central haIl CT Monday evening.
Dr. and Mrs. g. e: Magraw entertained
home on Tuesday evening.
The annual preparatory department
banquet will be held in the church Tar-
lors on Friday evening.
Mr.. II. Matthews is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Rutherford, of St. James.
Mrs. f. " n Crist, of Minneapolis
spent Thursday with Hamline friends
Misses Cora and Edith Montgomery
have gone to California.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant has returned
from Red Wing.
Miss Mary r. Smith has returned from
Seattle Wash.
Robert Marvin has returned from Oel-
vein, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heines have gone
to California.
MFR. FL. Mathews has returned from Sc
attic
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InaustrIa1 schooI Adiourns.

The board of managers Of the indus
trial school of the Peoples church met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. d.
Brown, on Lincoln avenue The mem
bers decided to adjourn the school until
next fail. The House of Hope church
offered the school quarters, but in view Of
the fact that the schools entire equip
ment was lost in the fire and that the
work, if coEtirued, must be on a reduced
scale, it was thCrght best by the board
TO postpone the school until next fall
This school was one of the largest in the
city and was doing an excellent work
The board of managers hope that by
next fail not only suitable quarters for
the school will be obtained, but a new
and complete equipments of tools.
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NEWBORN.

Mrs. Charles Cressy had az luncheon
guests Wednesday Mrs. Henry G. James.
Mrs John Wharry, OF st. Paul, and Mrs.
Frank Ford, Of Red Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Arne entertained
q company of relatives at dinner Sun
day III honor of their wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferguson enter
tanned the choir of the M. E. church Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Andrew Blackman entertained her
son, Mr.. Scott Mara, of Washington, on
Wednesday.
Miss Julia Bell was the guest Of Mrs.
Charles Cressy Friday.
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THE MAKING OF A MAN.
Flame Of the spirit. and dust Of tn

Flame Of the spirit. and dust Of the
earth
This is the making of man,
This is his problem of birth:
Born to all holiness, born to all crime,
Heir of both worlds, on the long slope Of
Time
Climbing the path Of Gods plan;
Dust of the earth in his error and fear,
Weakness and malice and lust;
Yet quivering up from the dust
Flame Of the spirit, upleaping and clear.
Yearning to God. since from God is its
birth
can,
Flame Of the spirit, and dust Of the
earth
This is the making Of man
Priscilla Leonard in the Outlook.
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HAMLTNE.

FRIDAY afternoon the graduating class
O. Hancock school held its final exer-
cises. Frank Ellison gave the address
CT welcome. Prof. T. D. Tucker, of the
state agricultural school gave an adj
dress to the class on Higher Educa-
tom; Maude Scharf gave the class MIS-
tory Those Of the class are: Hilda
Carlson, Ethel Hari isoa Hazel Acl1er-
nan. Edith T.eavitt. Marte Scharf,
Stella Clarlzr. Mae O'Coniseh. Alice Mo-
line John Hasslan. Frank Ellison Ell
pser SkfutHcl4 Nintcn Gordon.
The Hamlire Mothers club VIII meet
with Mrs. 1lnson, 1E7 Capitol avenue,
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Dampier will give reception Wednesday
afternoon at Mrs. Johnson home on
East Winifred street
The Misses Westenhagen will give
dancing party Wednesday at their homo
on Concord street for the members oe the
Cosmopolitan club
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

Mrs. H, G. Johnson and Mrs. H. G.
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Southern club women seem to be par
ticularly active in practical social work
Reports of their various meetings maxi
little mention of papers Of Rome,s sys
tenn Of sewerage and the custom of tn
Aztecs, but frequent mention is made O.
organized effort toward the betterment q
conditions of their fellow men an(
women. Southern women ARE taking {
particularly keen interest in the pro
jected hall of philanthropy at the st
Louis exposition which it is estimated
Will cost If erected SIS 600.
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The New Century club has followed
the example of the Thursday club and
appointed a federation secretary. Mrs.
William Ely Bramhal will look after
federation matters for the Century club.
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College AppropriatiOns.

From the PIPER MarIDOrO GdZetle
A bill in the interest of the Maryland Agrl-
cultural College has been introduced in the
Legislature asking for an appropriation from
the State Of Maryland of sixty thousand dol
lars. OF this amount, fory-nine thousand
dollars is 10 be expended for the general I'M
provements to the college, and the remainder,
eleven thousand dollars, is to be an annual
Appropriation for specific educational purposes.
In 1866, We believe, the State of Maryland
Purchased of The stockholders of the Agricul.
tural College an half interest in the college
for forty five thousand dollars. Since that
time, appropriations aggregating one hundred
and twenty thousand dollars have been ex
pended for the general improvement of this
school, and the college has gained thereby
higher standard an institution of learning.
BY the terms of the bill the amount expend.
ed becomes first lien on the property, thus
securing the State in lis appropriation; but
the lien does moi give their consent
This proposition seems to us very unsalis-
factory one. 1t depends upon a contingency
that might never happen. These stockhod,
erS might never be gotten together They
might never accept this lien and the bill is
thus rendered vaiueless. We are informed
ais" that il wou,d he an almost iruitless task
to gel together evru majority who hold this
stock for any such purpose AS is suggested by
this bill. Ii This he true. the passage of the
bin, depending upon this uncertain happen
ing the consent of the stockholders 10 create
the lieu and give it effect, will be very ull-
wise piece of legislation.
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The work Of clearing begun Telephone workm
Potomac
Tuesday The latter will have its lines IN this city
maybe the Western Maryland Iele
,Ione COMPANY ha is scunno;t
The storm of snow forming eet general from Washington
Telegraph and telephone communication w
interrupted lines operation From Boston and e% % @
Washington ana
In telephone telegraph and electric anu
In flooded and many
hos oro falling Wilmington, Delaware four
horses At Chester IA great '
was wrought ali telephone and electric wires eo, b
dispatch from Saturday night, the 22d - hO
OF high winds Ne" lok u " " ~
conditions sit has faced this
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From the Cecil Democrat.

In considering the question of public libra
ries for the counties, correspondent calls
our attention to the fact that one great objec-
ton would be that negroes would have the
same privileges there that white people would
enjoy. In some of the lower counties where
the negroes are very numerous they would
place to the great annoyance and discomfort
of those who were being taxed for its main
tenance.
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COURT STREET.
in the Pennsy this
Baltimore
The main trouble reported by from the South the district
N j. At Chester telegraph
and electric wreck the darkness and the
without the
neceS Stan slow
The worst of the between Bristol and N
tbe those than 100 telegraph poles
There were of trolley
break, the ends
them on
s,Tb greatest damage Brooklyn, where
I in nanv Of the avenues denu Of