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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1908.

Beard, Marian Moore, Fern Enos, III
mer McBeth. Hoyt Ray.
A business session of the alumni as
ISOLATION will follow the banquet
The twenty-iirst year OF the academy
begins the first Tuesday In September.
WANTED FOR FORGERY.
A man who gave the name Of w. j.
Baker, borrowed Sl6 from the State
Bank Of Provo Thursday, giving his
note signed by himself, and A. q.
Johnson, Of Provo Bench, az surety
Baker had suggested the name OF
johnson AZ the bank the day before,
and as that was acceptable, he said he
would get Mr. Johnson to sign with
him, and when he brought the note
with what appeared was Johnsons sig
nature, no question was raised but
the money was paid over. He told the
bank people that he intended to COM
mence the implement business at Lin
don. Yesterday, President Ray of
the bank, became suspicious and went
out to see Mr.. Johnson, and learned
that he had not signed the note. The
man had been at Mr. Johnson's place
early in the week and had tried to
sell a disk harrow, he told Mr.. John-
son that he was going into the Inn
pement business IN Provo, and gave
the name OF White The sheriff is
now trying TO locate the stranger who
is about 30 years Of age about . feet
10 inches In height and viii weigh about
$50 pounds is dark complexioned, Ro-
man nose, with dark eyes and hair,
smooth shaved,
WEST HALLIDAY WEDDING
willard r. Halliday, %, and May
West, q, both Of Pleasant Grove, have
taken out marriage license.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Hearing OF the petition Of John Mar
wick, administrator In the estate OF
Rodney d. Swasey, deceased, for APP
proval OF final account and for order
Of discharge has been set for June Is,
Mrs. boy d. Brown, who has been Ill
for some four months from blood pois-
oning. is 80 far recovered that she ex-
poets to return home soon,
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SMITHFIELD.
Funeral OF Jens Q. Peterson Alfalfa
And Fall Wheat Killed.
ipeoial Correspondence.

Smithheld, Cache Co., May 27.-The
remains OF Jens c. Peterson, an Old res
ident Of smthheld, was laid to rest in
the cemetery on the 26th He was Il
years old lived and died faithful lat.
terday Saint, and an honorable and
respected citizen. He leaves wife and
two small children to mourn his death.
also two grown up sons by former
wife, who died several years since.
The recent heavy rains have done
considerable good The severe winter
has done serious injury TO fan crops,
both In wheat and alfalfa, many Of the
farmers being compelled to pillow up
great proportions Of both, which will
greatly lessen crops In both these pro-
ducts this year
A great deal Of the dry farm grain
that Is being left for crops win be 30
badly mixed with that awful pest TO dry
farmers, sunilowers, that It is thought
some VIII not be profitable TO harvest
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WEST WEBER.
RAINS SAVE BEET CROP.
Relief Society Honors Mrs. +. Is
Dauoe on 10th Birthday.

Special Correspondence.
West Weber Weber Co.. May 21.--Yes-
terday the two Relief societies OF this
ward gave a surprise TO Sister +. q.
Dance IN honor of her seventeen birth
day The North society. Of which Sister
Dance Is president gave her beautiful
bonnet and the South society presented
her with a very pretty cape The AFFAIR
was a complete surprise and greatly en-
joyed by all Besides a fine banquet a
nice program was given.
Until about two weeks ago Il seemed as
II our beet crop would be almost a failure,
but since then we have had heavy rains
and the crop IS promising Many farmers
had 10 replant.
our day schools. which have been very
successful have closed for the season
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bennington, two aged per-
sons Of this ward. who have been m
all winter and Miss Lizzie Hunter. presi-
dent OF the Primary association, who has
been I'll for several weeks, are conYal-
csCing.
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PROVO.
PROCTOR ACADEMY.
Commencement Week Program and
Names OF Graduates.
Special Correspondence.

opeClal Correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co., May 29.-The Proc
ter academy which has completed a
very successful school year. will close
with the following commencement ex-
ercises next week
May 81, at p, m. Baccalaureate SER
mon, Congregational church.
June l, at p. m, outing, Lake re-
sort.
June 2, 3 p, m, chldrens matinee
Proctor hall.
June ., $ D. m, entertainment, Proc.
ter hall.
June 3, p. m. graduating exercises,
eighth grade Proctor hall.
June 4, 1870 y. m, alumni banquet,
room A, Proctor hail
June 4, S y. m, commencement eX-
ercises, academic department, Proctor
hall.
The following are the graduates of
the academic department:
Classical Course-Mayme x. Smith,
Belle DeMoisy
English Course-Bernice Sayre, Fran
els G.. Moore.
Eighth Grade Graduates-B Blossom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
NOT HARD FOR CANS.
lie Knocks Fitzgerald out In the
Tenth Round.

San Francisco, May q. The Gans.Fitz-
gerald fight at Mechanics pavilion was
an easy victory for the Baltimore won
der. IL ended suddenly In the tenth,
when the negro put In terrific left 10
the jaw, dazlng Fitzgerald. The New
Yorker tried 90 hght back, but was too
far gone and a right cross 10 the jaw
put him out Tor good. IL was Cans
fight throughout
only In one round--thc ninth-did-Ftz
have even shade the better Of II. IL
this round be put his left 10 the negro's
stomach and body frequently, and Gaus
was guessing for the time being, The
OF the knockout The New Yorker was
ready and willing 90 mix Il az every
stage OF the game and really did good
work against the Baltimore man, but the
negro Tar outclassed him In cleyerness
and landed upon him almost at will.
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MEMORIAL DAY
SPORT PROGRAM.

|, The list Of sporting events FOR
/ today and this evening follows;
|. Annual bicycle road race over
/ the Pennington course to La
|. COON,
/ Horse races at Calder's at 2
|. o'clock this afternoon, The list
/ Of entries and selling OF pools
as follows:
|. First race, special pace for
|. named horses; purse, sl50--Julia
I A, owned by G.. w. Robinson;
/ June Wilkes, owned by Or
Humelbaugh; George NJ. owned
/ by A. NJ Pendleton. The pools
/, on this race sold; Julia A, $40;
/. June Wilkes, $40, George NJ, 80.
|. Second race, special race for
I named horses, trot and pace:
/ purse. SlJO-Mary II. owned by
] w. Il, Hutchinso n;chester s,
!. owned by Adam splers. Lady
!. smith, owned by DR.. Ellerbeck;
\ May Thorne, owned by T. @.
I Winner. Jr; Raymond, owned
/ by Dr. G.. w. Shores. The pools
!. sold Mary II $50. Chester s.
|. SIC May Thorne, sl4: Lady
!. smith, $40. and Raymond, IS,
\ Third race, free-or-all pace;
/ purse, $500 Kangaroo, owned by
/, Mccoy stables; Sara Green.
!. owned by Frank Wilson: Baya
! A, owned by Lyon; Tombstone,
|. owned by r. Mckenzie. The pools
/ sold Kangaroo $50, Sara Green,
] SIS; field (Belya A and Tomb
, stone), so.
/. Ball game at walkers field this
!. afternoon between ogden and
: Salt Lake.
! Ball game al Lagoon 90 $3.50 p.
/, m between O'Brien's team and
. Fort Douglas soldiers team
f. Salt Lake Rifle club shoot at
F.. clubs range.
Bicycle races at the Salt Pal
. ace track this evening beginning
. at S:l5.
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THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD

Is the short line to the East ana the
service equal 70 the best. You viii save
time and money By travelling over this
line II has three through daily ex-
press trains, with through yestlbuled
sleeping and American club
meals, ranging In price from Soc. to
500, are served In Nickle Plate dining.
cars also Ia carte service Try q trip
over the Nicklc Plate road and you
viii rnd The service equal to any be-
tween Chicago and the East
Chicago depot Hartman st. and
Fifth Ave, city Ticket offices, III
Adams ST., and Auditorium Annex,
John Y. Callahan, General Agent, ll3
Adams St, room 293 Chicago.
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Races AT Rnlse.

Boise, Ida, May &-The following are
the results Of todays racing at the spring
meet Of the Boise Jockey club;
First race half mile. Tor green PAGERS.
gon Maid second. Leo third. Best time,
l.l6h
Second race. five furlongs. running
Cahgula won. pettigrew second. Baldo
third. Time. 1903
Third race four fnrl0ngs. funning--Ad-
moor won Casdale second. Lauretta third.
Time, N4.
Fourth race. three furlongs. running
Quicksilver won. Honest John second,
Little Mnch third. Time, .56.
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RICHFlELD.
SEWER COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Names Of Eighth Grade Graduates
RiChflcld Commandments.

Special Correspondence.
Richfeld, SEWER Co.. May Gloom
mencement exercises Of the Richiield
public schools were held I'm the taber-
nacle last evening, commencing at s
o'clock. During the day exercises
and exhibitions were held in the yar-
Gus departments and from the class Of
work exhibited and tastefully arranged
on every hand II was plainly evident
that pupils and teachers alike have
been hard at work during the year
just closed The evening program was
rendered as follows,
Song, work, Boys, Work" ....,
..,,. .. - .,,. e., First grade
Invocation, o, .,.James W. Elliott
Prize theme, English class 1903,
entitled Achilles Wrath, "...,
..... q. . =. o.. William Roberts
Song. Belief. Pearl Nielsen and
go. ,.Celestia Salisbury, Ith grade
Recess gossip" Fourth grade boys
Blacksmith song. o.. OIL. zee. Beginners
Glass history, eighth grade. 90"
.... .,n...Maude Orrock
Vacation song. 80. Third grade
Vacation acrostic. ...,..,,,..,.....
49,. . o.. Pupils Of Second grade
Round, Don't Make Such Faces
go. ......,.... sixth grade
Presentation OF certificates, PHn-
clpal +. X Seegmiler assisted
..,...,.,, ., .,n,by Grade teachers
Remarks" o.. q" ""school poaFu
Song, America" .. -. d" School
Benediction. =. Walter Morrison
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Commencement exercises Of Sevler
county public schools viii be held In
Elsinore at the Opera house at
o'clock This evening banquet VIII
be served to graduates and their pa.
rents. teachers and officers and VIII
be concluded with grand com
mencement ball Following Is the list
Of graduates for the year,
STH GRADE GRADUATES or
SEVER.
Richfeld-Clara Ramlose, Lora Bean
George Parsons, Joseph Rasmussen
Rusalene Strngham. Irene Seegmiller
Myrtle Brandley, Mary Il, Christensen,
La Mar Heppler, Maude Orrock Charles
Beutier Joshua Thurber. Grace St
John. Nora Christensen Jeanette
J0IltNs IalkfllAN ANANA hNNAAlf ANhft 80
son. Rhoda Bagey, Nell Bean, Mile
Haycock,
Annabella--Allce Jacksony Bertha
Hooper, William Carpenter, Perry Da-
Wis Arthur Kay, j. w Parks.
Monroe-Thomas Washburn Annie
Magleby. Matte Ceilings Ethel Erick-
son, oliver Washburn, Hazel TUT
Eliza Baldwin, Lottie Larsen, Christie
Nelson, Laura Sorensen, Minnie Smith,
Kistie Brown, Rose Julander John
Swain Emily Bohman, Christie Morrl-
son, Nettle Warnock, Jennie Ander-
son,
Elsnore-Tina Jensen, Christian Mar
Quardsen, Hyrum Marquardsen' Wood
ruff Sylvester, Clara Lorenson, Elyina
Nielsen, Edyth Jensen,
Glenwood-Alice Sorenson, Lula Bu-
chanan Albert Oldroyd, Edith NJ OIL
sen. Laura NJ. Jensen, a, l.. Buchanan
Mile Sorensen, Geneva Peterson, An
ME Rickenbach, -.
Salina go Perclnda Jensen, Wilford
Humphrey. George w Humphrey,
Florence Humphrey Minnie Shepherd,
Emmett Robins, Garry c. Gates, Sarah
j. Humphrey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

Eatnc1 runs-Ogden. l. Basts on balls
on Jensen 4; od Thomas Two-base
ht-kimerer Home run-Clark. Hlt hy
pitcher-Thomas. 9 Struck out-By Jen.
sem 1, by Thomas, ~ Wild pltch-Jen-
20 Fullmer; Marshall 20 Mahoney. Cook
20 Egan 20 Whiting. Sacrhc hit-Egln.
Left on bases-Ogdcn. s. salt Lake. y
Time Of game-l.W. Umpire-Bniy Dutch.
Attendance, 100
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Britt Aner Cans.

San Francisco May 9-I.ate this after
noon Willie Britt posted 81 .g0 with Harry
COrbett as a forfeit 10 bind a match for
Jimmy Britt with the winner ot tonights
nght between Joe Cans and White FltZ-
gerald The contestants must weigh l33
pounds at the ringside or the match will
be on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

At Denyer-Denyer, 4, Colorado Springs,
l. Fourteen innings Called account Of
darkness,
At Peoria -Milwaukee-Pe game post
poned account OF rain.
At st. Joseph-Kansas City. 4; 81. Jo-
seph. 8.
At Des Moines-Demoines-o game
postponed, rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
PACIFIC COAST EXCURSIONS

June 4th, 5th, 9Th and 10th. A rate OF
1910 will be made 70 San Francisco.
Portland and Spokane; tickets good for
return until Sept sth, See Short Line
agents for particulars. City ticket
Office 20l Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

visit this county, to have him Inspect
some Of the proposed sites.
A short time ago school election was
held, which decided by a vote Of 30 10
II 10 bond the school district for tbs
purpose Of building new schoolhouso,
TO cost about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30

Madsen OF Salt Lake City Is very low
and helpless from the third paralytic
stroke.
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American Association.

At Kansas Clty-Kansas City-columbus
game postponed; rain.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 4; Indian
apolls, s.
At Observation-Disclosures, Is; Toledo ..
AT ST. Paul-st Paul. s: Louisville. l.
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AZ Philadelphia-New York, 3; Phlladel-
phIa, @
AT Boston-Bosto Il Washington, 2.
At Detrolt-Detroit. 9. 81 Louis, Z.
At CleYeland-Cleyeland 2, Chicago, 9.
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Pug Get Busy.

Portland. Ore, May 9.--Joe walcott
and Young Peter Jackson have been
matched 20 fight before the Pastime Ath-
letie club In this city on June IS
New Orleans, May 2s.-Kid Broad and
Tommy Mowatt fought lQ-round draw
before the southern Athletic club to-
night
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Pacific National League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

At Los Angeles--Los Angeles, Il; San
Francisco, 8.
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National Leagne.

At Brooklyn Brooklyn, s; Philadel-
phia, 4
Al New York-New York. 81 Boston, o.
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At San Franclsco-san Francisco, Is.
Oakland, g.
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AZ Butte-Butto, Il, Helena, 9.
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Western League.

At seattle-seattle. 4. Portland, 0.
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Al portIand-porlIand. .. Tae0ma. 4
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OGDEN NEWS.

The branch office Of the Deserot
News In Ogden is at No. 466 Twenty
fourth street, where advertisements
and subscriptions VIII be received.
The News" IL delivered by carriers In
Ogden every evening on the same terms
as In Salt Lake City
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The evening world., 1903-11-13
Joseph Desonte Shot Through
Windows and Doors of
Father-in- Home Be-
cause She Wouldn't See Him.
TRIED TO KILL THE OLD MAN.
He Might Have Succeeded Had Not
O Crippled Woman Bravely
Pushed Up His Arm So that He
Shot Into the Air.

Joseph Desonte. who got a job yester-
dav to work on n railroad at Summit,
Pa. went to his father-in-law's home
at No. 20 Ridge street. Long Island City.
to-day. to say farewell to his wife, who
bad left him a few months ago. She
would not let him in the door. and
Desonte drew a choice collection of fire
arms and opened a bo~mbardment of the
house. ...- .r'
Desonte shot through he windows.
perforated the doors and killed a mon
key which had sought refuge on the
ridge pole OF the building. When the
monkeys body fell upon Desonte he
cen scd firing and ran.
His father .ln-law followed. and Po-
nceman Balbert caught the man while
he was ~re!oading his arsenal. He had
ared g. quart of lead into the house.
But Just before the policeman came
up Desonte fired his last shot at his
wlfe's father. He was SO close that the
shot would have taken effect had not n
oaippled woman thrown the angered
mans arm in the air.
In tie police court Desonte n or
dered held by Magistrate Connorton for
further examination.
The evening world., 1903-11-13
cycL,sT Losee MARRIED.

Wilbur l.. Losee. the well-knovn anna
teur bicycle racer. faced the starter in
a new kind OF game last evening when
he led Miss T.. f.. WrlGley. OF Bronx
dale. to the altar. Mr.. Losee has been
prominent in athletic and Y, NJ: I. A:
circles In. Brooklyn for a number OF
years. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Giffin. of the Bronx
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. John II.
Wrlglev. and Is an accomplished vocal
list. The m1tron OF honor was Mrs. r. j.
Lessow. a sister of the bride. N her
brother. Edward w. Wrigley. was best
man. The honeymoon will be spent IN
Washington. after which the couple
will return TO Brooklyn TO take up their
homo.
The evening world., 1903-11-13
Young Campbell Was Training
for a Vaudeville Circuit Tour,
and Why He Ended His Life
Is a Mystery.
YOUTH LEFT NO LETTERS.
Chum Who Was In Mount Morris
Hotel with Him Said He Seemed
in the Best of Spirits When He
Retired for the Night.

Robert Campbell. eighteen years old.
An acrobat and member Of the Prentice
Trio, a troupe we'll known in vaude
Vile circuits, Committed suicide to-
day in the Mount Morris Hotel. Third
avenue and One Hundred and Thir-
tieth street. by sealing up the room he
occupied and turning on the gas fuL
cock.
Young Campbell. who lived In Bar
tow. ON City Island, had been practic-
ing for the last few days at the Column
bian Theatre, which adjoins the Mount
Morris Hotel. He had been training
with a man named Prentice and his
son who. with Campbell. made up the
Prentice Trio. The Prentices also live
In Barlow.
The three oba came to the city
on Monday to prepare for a tour OF the
theatre In the evening and avoid the trip
back to Barlow. Campbell engaged a
room in the Mount Morris Hotel. Charles
\. Smith, jr:, OF No. S'7 East One Hun
dred and Sixty-tirst street, a school
chum, also engaged a room in the hote!
to be near his friend.
Smith said to-day that his chum APP
peared to be in the best of spirits last
after the show and then returned TO the
hotel. The two talked together until
after midnight. when Smith left Camp
bell and went to his room.
Early to-day young Smith went to MS
friends room to cay. him. The door
was locked and gas wa fairly puiiing
through the cracks. A porter broke
open the door and the boy acrobat was
found lying on the bed dead. He was
undressed. The only window in the
room was closed tightly and the door
had been fastened securely. The gas
was turned on full and as the coo
turned hard there seems to be no
ipw5itns = Of any kInd were Souna d'si IN tSe
boys clothing.
Campbell was one OF the o~leverest
young acrobats In the country and had
appeared with all the big GROUSE in
the world.
The clerk OF the Mount Morris Hotel
The evening world., 1903-11-13

said to-day that 1t was possible the
death of young Campbell was an acct
dent. He said the boy was mixed up
in a fight in the, theatre last night and
when he returned to the hotel he vas
trembling with excitement. He was ad-
vised TO go to bed and 1t Is possible that
in his excitement he turned the gas out
and then turned it on again unconscious
The evening world., 1903-11-13
WRIGHT. CASE SHIFTED.

LONDON. Nov. i3.-The Lord Chief
Justice to-day ordered the removal OF
the Whitaker Wright case from the Old
Bailey to the High Court OF Justice so
that. owing to Its complicated char
acter, 1t nay be heard by a special jury.
The evening world., 1903-11-13
DRANK ACID FOR SALTS.

AGED Servant Is Dead Of
Her Mistake.
Mrs. Agnes skiff. fifty-eight years
old, a servant for DR.. anu Johnson,
Of No. 81 West Ninth streets accident
ally poisoned herself to-day by drinking
oxalic acid for salts.
She was pronounced dead by Police
Surgeon DR.. Samuel johnson.
The evening world., 1903-11-13

Macy's rlodern DeIicatessen Store-5th Floor.
It is scrupuIously clean; t%emptingly dainty. Everything
is high grade. The cooked delicacies are prepared on
the premises by an accomplished French chef.
The large glass enclosed compartment located in the
centre of the circular counters is charged with ~refrigera-
ted air that keeps everything fresh
Purchases are carefully and %compactly. Wrapped-and
must be taken along-as we do not deliver anything
bought in the DeicateSsen Store.
The prices are about half what Others ask for equal
qualities.
petizing visnds for a "picked-up' Sunday supper.
Whole Roasted Chickens, pound, Soc.
Cooked Corned Beef, pound, &c.
Boiled Smoked Beef Tongue, pound, A..
Boiled sugareured Ham, pound, nc.
Boned Turkey in jelly pound, Sac.
e efGia c fiyef p 1f le IL it R9uq pou5 ss' ze.
Imported Imp fmao GoGss W Rrsa{t EGaq Hsm a1;6 p3us sas. 1885,
Best Domestc Westphalian Ham, pound, 4e.
Best Domestic Cervelat, pound, 3c.
Fine Domestic Cervelat, pound, loe;
Best Imported Lyon Sausage, pound, 4sc:
Baked Beans and Baked Macaroni, SC. a pan.
Best Quality Large Selected Queen Olives, kept in original brine,
Stuffed Peppers, each: &C. German Dill Pickles, dozen, 'e.
Sweet Relish (PccaleHe), pound, lac.
Imported German Preserved Cranberries (Kronsbereen), pound,
Best Quality Nova scodan Salmon (Restigouche), pound, SIC
Best Quality It9.I Rhine insu Lashs n Salmon; pound Sc
Smoked Lake Sturgeon, pound, Ale. II
Smoked Finan Haddies, pound, 1oc. ~
Smoked Kippered Herrings and Fresh White Bloaters, SC. each. .
Smoked EelS, pound, 24c. ia
No. 1 Smoked Mackerel, pound, nc. Il
Smoked White Fish, pound, loo.
All the following Cheeses are the best imported or domestic qualities:
Gorgonzola, pound, sac. Camemtet Cheese, box, 2c.
a,rashrone >ae Cheese'p ou"o' Roquefort Cheese, pound, BIC.
FumT Cream b.es. mound ,c Gouda Cheese, pound, 29c.
Rarebit Cheese, pound, i6c. Swiss Cheese, pound, 2c.
Extra Fancy Print Butter, Lily White Brand, pound, Csc
Homemade Cakes.
2oc a pound for Strictly Home 14c. a pound for Citron, Raisin,
made Pound, Cnron and Pound and Marble Cake
RaBn Cake-equal to the kind sold made n a bakery-representedt ny
by specially confdionerS at double some Storesto be the product of a
the price-not delivered. home ktchen-not delivered.
Fine Fresh Rolls, lac. dozen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-11
Jefferson and the Party.

THE Chattanooga Times remarks
that In all Virginia there is not q eoun-
~" town, village or creek named JEFF
ferson, and that the only memorial tho
state has OF It's great statesman is q
cheap statue at Richmond. It Is true
that Jefferson erected a monument for
himself In the University Of Virginia.
hut that is only another instance Of how
he remembered himself by remembering
others first The Democratic party as
now constituted has been running after
spurious Jeffersons- deprecated currency
Jefrersons free trade Jeffersons. anti
emancipation Jelfersons, and other Sim
liar products OF a deranged imagination.
.If New Mexico and Arizona are to be
one State, why not call 1t Jefferson? me
Worlds Fair is n Jefferson monument,
but here again the Jefferson luck ap-
pears for the fair Is necessarily ephe4,.
eral, If the real Jeffersons name ana
fame are ever suitably commemorate,
the Republican party will have t. take
the lead,-St. Louis Globe Democrat