davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-06
Q4.5o; first clears, ss.55@s.ss; second
clears, $2.50@ s,60.
state Grain inspection


Other Grains-Winter wheat. 50 cars:
No. corn. 2; no grade corn. 8; No. 8
oats, 8; No 4 northern oats, 4; no grade
oats. 10; No. rye. 8; No. 3 rye. / no
grade rye. 1; No. barley. 4; No. s barley,
3; No. fax, /.
Cars Inspected Out-No. L northern, 40;
No. northern. So; No. 8 wheat. II; re-
jected wheat. 1e:. no grade wheat, s.; win
ter wheat, 13; No. 2 oats. l; No. 3 oats.
z; No northern oats. 2; no grade oats. l:
no grade rye, /. No. 4 barley, 2; No. 5
barley, 2; rejected flax. l.
Minneapolis Curb.
Curb on September wheat ...........7 .79%
Puts on September wheat =. .7S% to 1895
Calls on September wheat .801s, S0A, 80&s
Milwaukee Curb.
Curb on September wheat. .793s
Puts on Sept. wheat 1885, fS%, 78%, 78B
Calls on September wheat ...-....-- S0b
Curb on September corn .52 1-16. 81
Puts on September corn -.51A, 81 q, 81 Is
Calls On September corn ...52A. 53ss, 52as
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-06
{ Chicago produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5-Butter steady;
creameries, 14@1ske; dairies, 121k Ollie;
eggs drmer: at mark, cases included, 11@
13c; cheese, new, steady; daisies, 11@
11Ac; twins 10M @11c; Young Americas.
uk@12c: Poultr iced, firmer; turkeys,
12c; chickens, 125zc.
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-06

Totu SAFES LOT the udy 'I50z osVF SlIdfeS.
sal buoy New York Bonds. csarFOY
The Saint Paul globe., 1903-08-06
Hay. GRAIN AND FEED.
k45fSc 1Fl4 =
Quotations Estabiisi,ed In Open Trade on
the ST. Paul Board.

ST. PAUL. Aug. 5..nTlie following
prices were established In today's trace.
Receipts-Hay, ear
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-26
sLEMP FOR STATUE.
Republican Congressman
Wants Figure of General
Lee.

A dispatch Of recent date from wash
ington 70 the Richmond Ns,es- I<or.r
SAYS:
Virginia Republicans as well a. Demo
Gratis are uhited In the hope that there
viii be no material opposition raised to
the placing Of the proposed lee statue ia
The y ational Statnary Hal.
Colouei Campbell Siewp, Who hy reason
Of his hasing broken into the solid phal-
anN Of Democratic representation IN Con-
gress, l. commanding considerable aiien-
ton st the hands Of his party. said 20 Tho
hlchmond Netrs- Lcrdrr cores poBdcat.
Il think the Legislature OF Virginia
acted clearly within its rights when IL
decided, under the power granted hy Con
gress. TO present statue aud to deter
mine for herself whom she thought worthy
OF this national commemoration. ! would
indeed regret VERY lunch 70 see any scc-
ii0uai strife cnccndc~cd by 10 and ! do
not think that onr friends Ia the north
ought 20 protest against Virginia S cvcr-
cisng her right They may have had thc
right 90 ask the Legislature not TO pass
the Till. but after 10 saw 6i 90 DO so. ! do
not see hoW Virginia can bc Justly treated
10y trying 10 prevent her from exercising
what D. 50 clearly her right We have
said that We are reunited nation. We
have, north aud south, proclaimed that
fact Virginia has proved that she bears
no malice toward iho bows who wore the
blue. for today thcrc are Efforts being
made hs Nftgiuia Congrcssncn to secure
parks dedicated to Tie memory of The
northern soldiers who fer ON Vreinia
fields. The Legislature has acted. Win
eiuia has done nothing hut What She bad
a right 60 DO. Then ict u- not sight the
war over again linfriV Itrau1r y frrf.. D.,
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Robinson. Who has the Knoxville n Bris-
tol Railway, Is behind the move 10 get
the Fountain CITY line. Robinson H. ex-
pected in Knoxville next Tuesday, 80 that
II there IS anything M the report that he
r. interested IN the negotiations. il is
supposed a. will come out then
That Bird NJ. Robinson Is pick ny up
an OF the odds and ends Of railroads In
this section Of the state IL apparent from
his present acquisition 70 Is believed
that some big railroad system Is backing
him. iu fact it Is quiet sure. Whether ii
r. the Norfolk 4 Western. the Scahoard
Air Line or some other rode remains TO
Dee seen Certain 80 Is that IL there is a
big sysicr interested in this section 10
viii want an entrance into Knoxville snd
the Fountain City lime may afford a very
cocd-ouc Sentinel
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RAILROAD TO KNOXVILLE
Bird Nj. Robinson Figuring in
Another Deal.

A persistent rumor has been in circa.
iatioa la Knoxville that the Norfolk 4
Western Railway has takeK steps to op-
tion the Fountain City Railway Cor an en-.
trance inlo Knoxville, also that Il has de.
signs fos using the old centsa Market
house ooe used by tne White Spence
tfank eoupaay Investigation Of local
scarves for condensation Of these rumors
iaii % she'd aay light. A representative
cfihe Fouoisla cits Railway said that
the failg,ad - tied op 10 the courts aad
While Il was ssid thati il would soon be
ost q eopsts. "a spP&reatls viii not be ier
several months yet. A. long as Il i Ia
The soess he tAoushs that there vas not
likely 20 he aaylhiag sone about trans-
ssrrinx IL
oas ogtasss raners lie tha, Bird "
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WouId smash la Olub.

n membsrs ol The HAY Power As.n,i-
alsce would asr ns. Kings Mes niscos-
ess Tor cprsn.apsioa. fhe ciet eouil 81 ~
pis,ea. fer "a sleass cures Ibis naiads,--
and Asihssa. ihs kiad that bzaics the
dcelors- IL hoi.y drives from the systerl.
lhoesar5. Of cnce-hoyeicss suaercrs frcg
ccnfuu,ptiaa. Pueamonis. Bro1rhitis owe
their s. es srd hea.is 20 a. Il eonquers
crin- saves iiils qrss from Croar sn&
" tapg'og ceurh 4rd Is positifeIy gesr-
sateea fer al rhross ss4 Lrrg tr9shlcs.
~ ~ 90. Trial hotties free a. Dr. ,.
v kry's Dag Store. lS
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coal vein in Virginia There ars fssa
than 1900 people IN Buchanan Coantv,
and large majority Of them live in the
valley where the stiles are in Jeopardy.
and the contention % those vho are seek
ing to have the blil passed y that spirit
Of larlessness prevails. which viii not
permi. the attorneys to properly proseeate
the claims Of litigants in the county OF
Buchanan. This conlentiou. aeweser. l.
stoutly combattcd nv the people through
their attorney. who declares that his
clients are peeceablc and law abiding
citizens.
Mr. @ ". Teieau. q Norfolk. 6leG ap-
fiiestion On Bnchsnaa Coansv under the
land grsbbers' act for this land. which
sfauds on She land books 10 tae name Of
Frederick Pearson. bot ia IL understood
20 be the property Of BENJAMIN r Butler,
deceased. vho WAS afraid 10 take TIE tits
IN bis oNn name
IL Is understood that ar. Tehcaa ha 3
entered into m agreement with TIE Hook
lug Valley Railroad Company g. dispose
Of this deed under the laid grshhers' att
% he succeeds ia getting one. Tor the sun,
ot Si1o,opO oui % which sum De is 20 pa1
60 the state taxes amuntimc fo S6a 600
and aN other costs aftcn iiug the land
grahher-' proceeiirrs
Mr.. Icbcau claims thsi the 1--we. of his
attoinc,s. Mcs.rs La~less aud Jtflsies.
have been threatened in Rnchsnau county.
when they Rcnt There 20 look alter The
matter.
Mr.. W. r. Burns The brilliant lawyer of
Russell. Is attorney for tile people ot
Buchanan. whose homes are I'm Jeopardy.
aud De stoniis contends thti there H. no
laNlcssncss among Die clients and that
Hiua H... q H IL. Il.
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Locklaw Ion Cobwehs.

Cobrths rui on cot lately gave u
woman iocAiar. Millions know that the
best thing to rut or n cnt b. .bnckieu s
Armies Saitf. thc irfnilihic healer off
Wounds. lllUr-, Sores. skin Erurfi0ns.
nurrs. Seaii- ard piles. ~ cures orrn
pay. unir eac at j " drug store. l3
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Renew your SubSCrip-
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NOTICE

For $3.50 We viii send yoa the
Richmond Daily Dispatch and the
Big Stone Gap Posr one year. OF Tor
$3.50 We viii send YOU the Twice-a
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STEAM LAUNDRY
WINCHESTER, KY.

This is one Of the most comp
and up-to-date Laundries ia the co
try and always does first class sd
J. " Kelly Is agent at Big -
Gap. Basket leaves here Tues.
night and returns Saturday mora
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-26
FULL TEXT OF THE NEW
ELECTION LAW.
The Barksaals Bill. as passed by the
two houses is a. follows

two houses is a. follows
l. BE a enacted by the General As
ssmbly Of Virginia, That no candidate for
Congress or any STATE. county. district o.
muncipsl osaee shall expend. paw. promise
or loau any money o. other valuable thing
to indesnce voters in his behalf, OF per-
init the same 10 be 50 used With his knewl-
edge by his friends or sdherents in suy
election. primary or nominating eopren-
ton
?. That no person shall eSpend. pay,
promise or soan any money OF other yaiu-
able thing in behalf Of any candidate for
oiice az any election. primary or uomi-
mating convention held in this Common
~esith. any person or candidate violating
either Of the above sections Of this act
shall be subject 10 fine Of not more than
Eve Thousand dollar ard confined 30 Jail
not hes than one nor more than twelve
months
D. Every person ~ho shall be a csndi-
| date before any caucus or convention or
AZ any primary election or at any election
for any state. eoanty, city. township.
district OF municipal ofhcc. or for Senator
or Representative ia the general assembly
of Nirsinis. or for Senator or Representa-.
/ tive in the Congress of the United Staics.
shall. within thirty daYs after the election
/ held 90 hn such Office or place. make out and
/ fic With the officer or board empowered
/ bY law TO issue certificates Of election 90
such Office or place. and a duplicate there
OF With The clerk OF the County Court for
/ amy county in which such candidate re-
mont and duplicate shall be subscribed
and suoru to hy such candidate before an
uiiccr autorizcd Co administer oaths. sot-
ting forth BOZ detail al sums of money
contributed, dishurscd. expended cor PRONE
iscd hT Aiu, and 90 the beet of his knovl-
edge and belief hy amy persons ur per-
s1n in bic behalf. wholly OF in part. enc
dcaNorIuE Co secure or iu any way boz cone
ucction With his nomination or election
t0 such Office ot place in connection with
ODE election or amy other persons 40 said
elections. and Show ing tho dates when fhc
Trr-nu- to whom and thc purposes for
uhict go such Gums were paid. expended
or promised Such statement shall also
see forth fhat thc Same is ss fuI aud cs-
pIie.t a- afiant bel able to make 30. and De
shall lIsn, before some officer qualified
to administer uath-. take. Subscribe Co
art ile rttn said statement thc following
oath.
to solcmulf srcar Chat fhc statement
her.vlth Sled cmhracc- ail money srcut
lF mc or bob uf behalf ~iih my kuoui,irc
INf mf altercuts and friends. that D have
neither direct .H INDIRECTLY HFH.H"..
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AHKIVALAND pFrARTUEl 90
TRAINS


Louisville 8 Nashsillr.
Central frr.I
NJ Sd, flsaruFeI tal'g leave Lrli.|
1t., arrives hIe Stone ear s DO ni.
Sc. 80, fa.sar eer Sails. -LeaNrs hIE ~.t
.is %. ri.. arrives az Louisville s $50 b r
His stone Gap aud Feweii's valley
Ielandardtime
3. 4. Ayers, Pros't.
a. =. Eaton. Superintena'1
isasasf ofricrs his srl~s d.F. "a.
a traasfrr iiue foT freight ana rasscnFer ..s'
tei1.eeu fhs South Atlanne s. ohio aad i.oH..
Nashville Naitroala a9l tle fususces ei '-r|
stone Gap iron Go
Trains leave the luieruoat botel as ...i.H
tari.. A =. trai1. g1iGg east.-.-..-. s.t.t
west .... g. p
Na-A ". train. going south ...-.. s-Hf
uuFll ... NNH
f1r further Information regariiHe fr..sat'
aassonsertraiic. apply o.
n. }. Ayers. Sec
Ayers hliifing. lNs SrnSa nfH .'
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"a LrH '.H...4n ....r......
,.a.r.f ...I.tr f.r ~Ef.t ....it..,.
must .r.rrr.ft.. n.-.t ...t.-..
'nHd school n.tu- good school
house. trained teacher, library ot good
DOORS. ana eni'ottn Who attend regularly.
a school cannot Ic good Do % Jack amy of
lNee'
/ Ifura,. ia a.uats a.d .cnt. to Train
n''sr- n'.I. oNf ali ft nnt pay bob dollars
an' t'Ni- n-AiI' D" trNn AHmau h,iursf
Ilf.r...,..
|t.a....U. r... ,..., .....
l.trcn.tI and goodness.
re'rh 'Iu-'le against ignorance.
""f ".c'n- ignorance 900 DfH and
iNrfr ie no place where lc.
"'''' ''' SUISSE
I..kind of education OLD. ..r.-.ti..
u...f .Itr. ...,f.f.tf. L.rlr.tt,....
.n. ...t.,.f.. ',f. tl. ..'.,.'-. 'r,.. 'l..'I
-.nlrf mind h.l, r4,..ff., ms,
uean. th,n. moral Intellectual and 3D..
da-tr.si t..inIre
iN, strength "i every community is
.''" average ni iNe HicI-
'"". 'H 'H.'ii'' "ru th.- fn
"'' "o '"l'H' uI"" 'He eauca-
'"'''' "'7' "N1 h't "i inc
'"'"t'' 81. Ah.''A.
Ac-, tne thing sc have boon calling
education Dos often been d. failure iu tbe
application. sd. has boon Oh, fIIrr nst
MON have often been calling rgliei.r.
Mcu have lIndiv attempted 10 save tbe
aorld Do, WAY OF Mc .rclaur-h1ok and
thc cateclisa. thc one being mistaken for
edscation aud the Other faf rsifrisn
Mcn have failed. bccausc thew thoucht
they could put something into chud.en
rom without, instead oftrme 60 direct
snd Go develop tac nic already within
,Aem o., means OF the things without.
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so. 3 connects 90 Bristol lar ...ia
by, Dmcinnaii, 3D.. and an n0 F.
eouihae.t. South and Nofihnr.I. ..it
aith Aouois A Western hs. l. I'D
Lmf and With Southern RS. i.. sI
@nuIh.
40. . connects Or Eiisahril.r e.
r.l.N N. y e.. hy tor CrsnN.... ST.
aud intermediate points. arrivI.e ID
ucrsl N-,5 b. BOB. Central limc.
$50. councils 40 lutcrmaaI ..r
stations ou thc J.. d q. d. N. ... .aH
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEyINeCl
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TENNESSEE Division
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
A PROTEST FROM THE CLERGY

delegation OF the clergy entng the various denominations will
the Governor Of their State to at
tach his to take tee instrument Through which
electorate possible indeed piabe
will
be cergymen
IN this they moral question to discuss This Voters AS
machinery hh eight thousand Of
Delaware election Without this law
enough for honest
Constitution of Della
vile Legislature the Cover
TO keep the statuA books vision which conempa sale OF
great Of the electorate In this they will show CLEARER ap
probation Constitution
before the Governor he la
We
all the Delaware
the stand forth and opinions who could not
be today heart soul If there ministers
Of the gospel who take another public
hearing ask Governor We
that there sympathy with ddcks and
Addicksism but wre this hiding dodgng be-
lnnd the miserable petext the Of politics The
Union Republicans have found onean sk clergyman in favor OF
law under which thousands of his S deached And
who this man? Why politician David
Clark who because his political ha
been used the the under it.
other oncud
that of Delaware
classes: Those who protest those prefer silence
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
REDUCED ~ CONNER's ARGUMENT

speech In of Assistant law dem
they
T finally
Republican expressed revolving
member a
and brutany
Tuesday
that
Constitution To of this this considering
lawyer him.
indictment which win hold but that this
shah this nqutous by
Republicans in
this
discussion Republican tanch thereof defense
fense either in
show that the Voters Assist
Constitution violated this then
really
Governor tells THAT certain qualifications
abridged
egatv mark his
educational ndesll this then
educational since the simplest requires modicum
with the must be
take pencil and make crossing the other Ae
dng Mr. Hayes this that imposes
a hardship violates the Constitution
his ticket
remarkable indie
endenc public interests by register
the bIobox result Of his thought observation This are-
plausible mleed mQn, left himself never
throughout All
scratching Voters Assistant
suggestion the Union Republicans
have remaining that given by Senator Conner III
the first instance; it lnstnes the delivery of the goods
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
How Nome Was Named.

From the New York Press.
There is to he a considerable rush
fer Nome next month, II one may be-
lieve what one hears among mining
man. There is no more sensationalism,
but plenty of earnest effort and inten-
tion. Men are going there who have
thought over the situation very serd-
ohsly since the wild craze OF a few
years ago, and they will go prepared
for hardships and disappointment How
was Nome named? BY a man on the
Herald. franklin rescue ship. When
the manuscript chart of the Cape Nome
region was constructed attention was
called TO the fact that the cape had nc
name by the insertion of this --- -
name9" The interrogation point was
linked in by a draughtsman as a ''C.'
and the "a" in name being indistinct
he interpreted il as an 90" hence &C
e'-Cape Nome This little TO
mhnce occurred in 1858. What's In
name? Nome
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
EDITORIAL OPINION
Woman sufiraae il Kansa.

Woman Suffrage in Kansas.
From the Philadelphia Press.
F. The recent municipal election in To-
pelSa, Kan. appears to SHOW that the
well-worn assertion that women would
not exercise the elective franchise if
they had the privilege is incorrect. In
that election the women voted more
largely In proportion to their registra~
ticn than the men did.
Topeka is a city Of about $4,000 in
aabitants, nearly evenly divided be-
tween the sexes. For the election Of
last week Ttisday, the registration lists
contained 16,1S4 names. of which 9,O59
were men and 1925 were Of women.
The total number OF votes polled for
mayor Of the city was 13.307 OF which
1870 we're cast by men and 5,937 were
cast by women. In other words, the
mon polled S1.46 per cent. OF their reg
istration, while the women polled Sl.92
per cent OF their registration. This Is
a creditable showing, and IL proves that
the women in at least ona city in Kanr
sas value their suffrage privileges as
highly as the men DO. In Kansas
women have FUN suffrage rights in al
municipal elections. but not in State
or national elections.
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
MARTIAL
FOR THIS SNOB
German Officer Killed Sold.
ier Who offered to Shake
Hands With Him

Berlin, April 1s.-A court martial
has been ordered to try Ensign Huss'
ner, Of the German navy who on Good
Friday killed an artilleryman named
Hartmann with his sword at Essen for
not saluting him properly, according
to Hussner's version of the affair.
Hartmann was a former schoolmate
of Hussner, and the latter AYERS that
the artilleryman attempted gross IA
miliarity in trying to shake hands with
him after he (Hussner) had arrested
Hartmann for the informality OF his
salute. Then, Hussner adds, Hart
mann started to run, and the ensign
thrust him through the back with his
sword afterwards saying: when
draw my sword blood must fow."
Hussner has written to Hartmann's
mother, saying it was hard that his
duty as a Prussian officer" required
him to act as he did.
In Hussner's notebook were the
names of several privates who musl
have been reported by the ensign fol
not saluting him as respectfully as he
desired.
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
YOUNG WOMEN
IN CONVENTION
Ninth Biennial Session of
Their Christian Association
Begins in Wilkesbarre

Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 16. - The
ninth biennial convention Of the
American Committee of the Worlds
Young Women's Christian Association
opened here with over 300 delegates
and visitors in attendance. The con-
vention was called to order by Mrs.
L. W. Messer, Of Chicago, recording
secretary OF the American Committee
and president of the convention which
was held at Nashville, Tenn. Mrs.
Messer made a short address, calling
attention to the great movement and
the great number of delegates gath
cred from all over the country, from
Portland, Ore, to Portland, Me-, the
middle west and south, and some in
the audience from India. These meet
ings. said Mrs. Messer, are removed
from all sectarian and denominational
barriers, and that all unite in the gen.
eral work for the uplifting of their
sex. She hoped that this convention
would bring to each her ideals OF
I spiritual efforts and service.
Rev. Henry L. Jones. rector of ST.
/ Stephens Church here, delivered the
address OF welcome in both OF the
local Y NJ. c. AS and the Citizens OF
| Wilkesbarre.
The nominating committee submit
ted the following for officers Of ths
convention: President. Mrs. Frank 3
Brown of Milwaukee, vice presidents
Mrs Thomas P. Gladding. Montclair
N. j.; Mrs. W. d. Wood. Seattle
Wash. Mrs Mildren Rutherford
Athens. Ga; Mrs. D. Bourden, Newton
Mass; secretaries, Miss Elizabeth
Wilson. Miss Carolyn Patch and Mis-
Julia Deane. The nominations wer'
confirmed and all were elected by thi
unanimous vote of the convention.
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
MARYLAND

John Farr, aged % years. was com.
mitted to the Elkton jail to await tn,
action Of the Grand Jury by Magistrat,
Ward, Of Perryville, on the change o
shooting Ghalies Peterson at that place
The wound is not dangerous.
Mrs. Sarah J. Brown, wife cf Georg,
B. Brown. a well-to-do farmer residins
in the Fourth district, died yesterda,
morning at her home. aged 60 years.
At a meeting of the Cecil Count,
School Commissioners, Professor Car
rol Edgar, of the Manual Training De
partment Of the Elkton High School
was engaged for another year and givei
an increase in salary of $500.
The new bank of North East orsne,
its doors yesterday morning with l. L
Derrickson president.
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
Streets of the World.

me longest paved stresn in tbo u,o,., j.,
- washington street. Boston Nuoss
@wnlcn @ is 17h miles long. The abor-te .r,1.s' est
1.n,sN5 Iueet ls The Rue Bile. Paris. which i
.; rarely 20 feet long; the widest str street :
IS Market street, FlAiladelphia tho ~ ner' o.
rowest the Via Sol, Havana WTbi,Ih ~ ,s
only Sls feet wide and. therefore, RE- conl =
'sclentiously avoided by corpurant No.
sors. The highest street is Main street
Denver Colo; the lowest street. which
Is below the level Of the sea Main
sureet' Georgtown. British Guiana. thc
cleanest Is possibly Regent street Lon
don; the dirtiest street. Tchanr-.rai
street, Nankin. TIE street with the
whitest houses is the Via CASTLE Sc
vile, Spain; the street with the lhiack.
est houses is said TO be ThreadneedIe
street, London. The richest street in
the world is Fifth avenus. Nesw YORK
the poorest, Kiang alley. Hong-Kong
The most beautiful street is the Ave
nue. Champs Elysee Paris. and tho
ugliest- Broadway, New York. where
buildings fifteen stories high jostlt
with those Of two stories.-Exchange
Evening journal., 1903-04-16
NEW JERSEY

Thomas Fuhs. of Salem, w'as arrested
by Chief of Police Waddington yester-
day. charged with bigamy.
$4,000 syndicate is being formed
to establish one of the largest depart
ment stores in the city of Bridgeton.
.The Curse of War" given for the
benefit CT Washington Camp, p. o. s.
CT A., Of Salem. last evening, was q
fine success.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Charles S. law
son celebrated the forty-seventh ami
versary of their marriage at their home
in Salem last evening.
Farmers wives around Elmer are eX-
psriencing trouble in raising theil
spring chickens. The matches are not
alone bad, but the chicks died almost
as rapidly as they come from the shell