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Evening journal., 1903-10-20
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct 20. - Flour
was steady; winter supcrhne, $3Q
500: Pennsylvania roller, clear, $3.50
az. 20. CITY mills, fancy. S4.75H s..
RIVE -four was quiet, at S335 per Dbl.
Wheat was firm; No. 2 Pennsylvania
red, new. S4h 684l1c. Corn was firm;
No. yellow, local, 544 541sc,, oats
lower grades, 421ac. Hay was steady;
No. / timothy st6G1650. large bales.
Reef was steady; beef hams S20Q2l.
Pork was firm; family S2e.5O. Live
poultry hens, 11Ul2c.; old roOsters,
&c. Dressed poultry. choice fowls, l4c.;
old roosters, SC. Butter was STEADY;
creamery, 22c. per pound. Eggs were
steady; New York and Pennsylvania,
24c. per dozen. Potatoes were steady;
Raltimore. Nd, oct. 20.-Wheat was
firmer; spot contract, S3A ~ s3 lkc.i
spot No. red western, S5W6oAc,;
steamer No. 2 red, 75h q 753ac.; south
ern. by sample. 72Q S3l2c; southern,
on grade. 76i2 q S3isc. Corn was ilrmi
spot. 51H 051izc.; steamer mixed.
49h a s9iAc.; southern white and yer
low corn. 50Q55c. Cas-. were nIhi
40. 2 white, 42M42iac.; No. mlNed,
4Oihd4lc. Rye was firm, No. 2. $50
5Si5c.; No. western, 5909s1ze.
New York, Oct. 20. - Butter was
Arm extra creamery. 2le. creamery,
common TO choice. l6@ZOlac.; imlta'
ton creamery. 13Q Ql6c.i state GARY
l5019c. Cheese was DUH state iul
cream fancy small colored. large col
ored and small white, llhe.; large
white. 1INc. Eggs were hrm; state
and Pennsylvania fancy mixed 25Q
96c state and Pennsylvania seconds
10 firsts 20d 24c.; western extras, 2oe.
Potatoes were steady Long Island.
sl.7562.25. Jersey SlIoWS; st2te
eastern and western, al.ov41i Jersey
sweets S2H225. Cabbages we're
steady: domestic, per 100 head. $50
s; per barrel. 75c.4Sl.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Mills Clements

Miss Margaret Jakes Clements and
Luther Longfellow Mills were married
last night at the residence OF Mrs.
William II. Redmile. cousin OF the bride
az No. I'LL West Eighth street The
A. w. Lightbourn. OF Epworth NJ. T..
Church.
The bride. who wore a gown OF dark
blue silk and carried bride roses, was
attended by Miss Nellie Keys as maid
Of honor. The latter wore pearl
voile gown and carried pink roses.
Clarence Powell acted as best man
Miss Mary Wharton Of Dover cousin
Of the bride, played the wedding
march. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with potted plants and chrys-
anthemums.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

On Wednesday and Thursday Decem-
Der and g. the women OF Calvary Epls-
copal Church. Third and Washington
streets, will hold a bazaar for the. sale
Of fancy articles. suitable for Christmas
purchases. All the members OF the con-
gregftion are actively engaged in making
for the bazaar. oand are de-
termined to make 81 a great success. Two
thousand tickets have been issued. at Il
cents each, covering two admissions, and
laiready a large number Of them have
been taken. The proceeds OF the sale ar,
FOR the benefit Of the church.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Anna HanthOrn,
AIT Market St.
SPOKE AGAINST moRMONS
Copy OF Their Alleged Oath Read at
W.. c. T. u. Convention.

Copy OF Their Alleged Oath Read az
W. c. T. u. Conventions.
Altoona. Pa, Oct 2Q.--Aiter The nrst
session oi The ". c. 7. IT, opened
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis SPOKE against
the Mormons. Mrs Pills also sqid
that she had recently received the
following copy, alleged to be part OF
the oath taken by every Official of the
Mormon Church To D. as follows.
"And furthermore promise and
swear thnt / wills holl eternal enmity
towards the government of the United
states and win avongo the death of
the prophet. Joseph smith,
Senator smoot, being o Mormon Off
GER she said. would be Obliged TO take
that oath, the petitions to the senate
are 70 find out where he stands, with
or against the government
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
lllenal EIshermsn Eln.a-

Harrisburg. Pa. Oct 2O.-A num-
Der of illegal fishermen have been
caught in the drag nets of the depart
ment of fisheries within a day or two
Frank p. Martin, OF Johnstown, was
fined by a Somerset county justice
$40 a piece for 10 short trout, which
he caught July 81 last, making a total
fine OF $780, John Peoples, of Ian.
caster, was arrested for using nets
in the Conestoga. and Isaac Secrist
for using an eel basket in Chickies
creek without a license. Over in
Adams county a warden arrested C.
W. Butt. E. B. Eisenhart and James
Julius for running fish baskets with
out a license. They we're fined s25
each.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
ANNA HAWTHORN.
We Have

Our fall line of Little Beauty
Waists for infants, boys and
girls at 25c each.
All the newest fall models
in w. B. Corsets can be found
here, from SOC to So per pair.
We have all styles, so there
will be one that will fit you.
Ladies' and children's "Me-
rode" Underwear, ore-half
and three-quarters wool, guar
anteed not to shrink if washed
properly.
Anything needed for chill
ren can be found here at the
west prices.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
TO WE'D
AT HOME
NuptiaIs of Miss Dure
and Mr.. Morgan
Pretty Home Weddins on
West Side-Other Social
Matters of Interest

Miss Helen Dure. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Franklin Durc. and
John Eyre Morgan, Of Mount Vernon,
n Y, viii be married this evening.
The ceremony viii take place at the
Dure residence, No. 900 West street at
o'clock and viii be performed by the
Rev. T. II. McCurdy, d. ID. Of Central
Presbyterian Church. II win be witt
messed only by relatives and close
friends. A reception for which the IN
vitations were issued, viii follow from
to 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan will reside at
Mount Vernon.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Bank cashier Gets Seven Years.

Trenton. n. j., Oct. 20.--Enoch l.
Cowart. cashier of the Navesink Ma.
tional Bank. of Red Bank. was sen
fenced in the United States Court by
Judge Kirkpatrick to serve seven years
in the New Jersey states prison for
embezzlement and Justification Of the
banks accounts. Henry c. Terhune
assistant cashier Of the same bank.
entered plea Of not guilty to aiding
and abetting cowart in the falsiica-
ton OF the banks books. Terhune
asked for an immediate trial, and the
date was set for November 2.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
-Four Killed I'm Head-on-colIIslon.

Richmond. Va, Oct 20.-A head-on-
collision occurred on the Southern
Railway between Keysvillc and Me-
herrin. Va. -Four trainmen were in
stantly killed and five injured. Nearly
all the dead and injured were from
Richmond. Each train was crowded
with passengers, who suffered from the
shock. An Accommodation train was
about three miles this sde of Keys
Vile when il collided with the pas
senger train from Richmond.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
DIED.

r rrORD. In this city. on October
DO TC3. Joseph D., son Of Martha j. and
the late Robert 2. Bradford, aged 2S
years.
Relatives. friends. members OF Frater-
nal order Of Eagles, ACME No. a. and
i1elaware Lodge. No. 23l. b. Of L. f.. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services ait his lakc re. dence, No. ZIG
5ngt Seventh street. on n 7ednesday after
noon, at O'Clock Intermout at ST..
lanes Cemetery, Newport, Del.
eT1vD. ON October is. 1903 Charles II .
Flovd. I'm his i4th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
Tend the funeral services I'm Bethel A. NJ.
E Church. Wednesday evening. to leave
his late residence, 20S earles street az S
O'Clock. Interment In Baltimore. Nd,
Thursday.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
ARCHDEACONRY TO MEET
IN MIDDLETOWN CHURCH
Bethany Baptists to Celebrate Twenty-ffh Ami
versary-ReviyaI at Union Proves Great
Success-Notes of Other Churches

day school and b. Y p. L.; address by
the Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood and others.
Wednesday November 1S-7.5 u. m
reminiscent testimonies from constituent
members end others.
Thursday November 19-7.l5 p. M. So
ciabie ana refreshments with greetings
from brothern OF other churches.
The Rev. o. G. BuddingScn has ar
ranged to preach the following npeclas
sermon on Sunday evenings at Bethany
Church.
october 25--"The Mama. or DID Bread
Fan From Heaven"
November THE Dccaiogue7 Is st an
Antlquated Blue Law?"
November S-"The Brazen Serpent: was
III a Cure for snake-bltes and Morc?"
! November 25-Twcnty- nth anniversary
exercises Of the church.
( November 22-"Jonah: Was His Being
Swallowed by a Whale Fact and a
Prophecy"
November 29-"The Flood; Did Il Rain
Forty Days and Forty Nlghts?"
/ December 6-"Lots wife; Dad She Turn
to Pillar Of sah?'
At the close OF each OF the services the
pastor will present a souvenir to each
lperson attending.
Or. Huston Moderator.
The Rev. j. II. Huston, pastor Of Firs'
United Presbyterian Church, presided a.
moderator at the adjourned melting OF
Presbytery in the Fifth Church In Phila
ldelphia lats night. He also preached the
Installation sermon OF the Rev. r. W
/ Burnside as pastor OF that church. Or
Huston on the third Sunday Of Novembe
win conduct communion services IN IN
morning ana In the evening VIII preacl
his farewell sermon as pastor Of the con
gregaaon.
st. Johns Sunday school will give
reception in the parish house Of TN
churcn next Friday evening An cxcellen
program is being prepared and It is ex
lpected the reception win be one Of tn
lmost pleasant ever given by the school
The revival at Union NJ. E. Church ha
lhad a very ausplciehs beginning The at
; tendance IS the largest which has char
! lacterized such meetings for several years
: Miss Mackenzie and Miss March. VIII
are conducting the meetings, have nov
1.-The hearts of the people and there Is ever.
prospect cf large results. They ar
: lcharmine singers and rather extraordi
mary sn their exposition OF the scrip
lmres, They are clear in statement, Gle
CANT IN diction and impressive IN Illus
tration and application.
The interest which has been awakene,
Occasions the expectations OF many ad
dltions TO the church All who hear thes'
devoted women Will be greatly aided n
living a better hfe.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Gold Company Directors.

The stockholders of the Kenross
Free Gold Mining Company held their
third annual meeting yesterday and
elected the following directors; J. T.
Thompson, California; the Hon. @. A.
Riddle, Seattle. Washington; Senator
.B. A. Groves. Marshallton, Del; Paul
Bright, Charles Gooding. T. Chalkley
Hatton, George Armor James Kitchen
and Samuel Slesinger Of Wilmington ;
BENJAMIN Hayllaet Jr, Charles Bihl-
nier and jeremiah List, Of Phlladel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
AmerIean AdvIaer q kIna q slam.

Washington. oct. 20.-Edward II.
storbel has been appointed conhden-
tial adviser to the king Of Siam, ar
will leave for his new post Of 81
about = lreal< hle-gas- torns s. :---....-
assistant secretary Of state and also
was minister TO Ecuador and Chile
Since that time he has been professor
of international law at Harvard Col
lege. He IS the first American who
has been named for the position he
has accepted.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
100000 DEFAULTER CAUGHT
William carthew. Of New York, Ar
rested at Oakland, Cal.

william Carthews OF New York. Ar
rested at Oakland, Cal.
Oakland, Cal, Oct 20.--City Marshal
Rammage, of Haywards. has arrested
William Carthew in that place on a
charge Of being a defaulter in the sum
of 100000. The arrest was made on
evidence submitted by II. b. Erickson,
Of San Francisco. II is stated that
Carthew was a confidential clerk IN a
bank in New York. and while acting
IN that capacity stole 100000. which
VISA squandered on a woman. It is
claimed that he fed from New York
and came TO California Erickson had
done business with Carthew in New
York and recognized him as the miss
ing bank clerk. He is certain that
this is the man who is wanted in New
York and for whom a reward Of $4,000
has been offered Carthew has been
locked in the county jail on a charge
of vagrancy until further particulars
concerning him can be had from New
York.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Corriean- Lyons

Miss Margaret V. Lyons and James
+. Carrigan We're married In ST. Marys
r. c. Church last Wednesday evening
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Edward Mealy, assisted by the
Rev. James p, Quigley of HoclSessin.
Miss Mamie A. l.. Smith was maid Of
honor and Joseph X. Lowell was best
man.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
n,t1h+ NJ worse on.

she-It must be awful to be buried
ve-saueezed in a coffin and unable
move . .-.
He--Yes. indeed. l tell you, Jane.
ERE are worse places than this fiat
you only stop to think about tiles
rs Weekly.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Here,r n pnIsri

|1os,fetter-Did you ever see a com
s2ion which showed its makeup
re Srankly than that Of Miss Iilli-
'uge2
Sstoughton-And yet Harlow calls her
81 dear creature.
apstetter-He calls her a deer erea-
lr@ because Of her shammy skin, /
Transcript.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Have Repaired sIuce.

The sluice on the. south side OF Mar
ket street bridge. which was damaged
by the recent high tide. has been re-
paired by the F. X. Wills Construction
Company and the pile driver and other
paraphernalia viii be taken down the
bay where the company has another
contract
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
LEVY COURT PAID
HOSPITAL BILL
Charges Amounting to $32.5o
for Boarding Hohccker
and Milbourne Settled
Or, R0OP SMITH BILL HELD UP
Keut County Court Refused to Pay its
Share for Repairs TO Flemins's Land
ing Bridge Until Contract is Pro-
dueed-RiIl Held UP.

duoed-Bill Held Up.
The Levy Court at iis mectIng ,a
morning passed a bill Of the Delana
Hospital Tor $3.50. which was for
board OF Frank lloneciser and Frank 81
bourne during thc thirteen days
were undcr medical treatment at shat
sutuuon.. uaMeckor shot Allbaurno somr
time ago and then shot himself. The cone
diti3n of both men WIS such Chat they
had 20 bo removed 10 the hospitnl instead
OF athsrworkhuuse. President Johnston, of
the hospital was before the court In re-
gard 20 the matter hast week end ask O
that the board OF the two men be paid.
las they were practically prisoners during
their stay there.
Alr. Armrirong and Mr.. Willitts opieqi-
ed 20 the payment of the bin as they
claimed II would establish q precedent
but after considerable discus sion " wai
PASSED.
A communication was read from tho
Kent County Levy Court 20 the effect
chat rhe Kent county body refuses GO
pay SloO for its share of ,he repair work
done ON Fleming's Landing bridge, until
Il receives certified copy OF the c1n-
tract.
A bin Of Frank Roop Smith Tor analyz-
ing stone for the Delaware State High
way Commission was hold up. The amount
Of the bin g $50. The following resolution
WIS offered by Mr.. Hopkins;
Resolved That lhe road In. Min Greek
hundred confirmed by the Court Of Gcn-
eral Sessions at the November term
laO2. recorded ln road record /, page 96
be and the same is hereby approved" "
on motion OF Mr.. Wllhgs the resolu.
uons was laid on the table for further
Instructions.
On Friday members Of The court will
axe trip over the Newport pike. which
was condemned by an act OF the Legisla
ture.
Manager Mahaffey OF the Delaware an,
Atlantic Telephone Company was befor
he court and asked permission TO attacl
a guy wire to the abutment OF Eleventh
strcte bridge. The bridge committee VII
visit the bridge with Mr.. Mahaftey thi
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
No Chance rnr rnrr-

Aren't there some jealousies in your
aggressive euchre clubf"
NO, indeed" answered young Mrs.
brkins. when we buy prizes we
|e always careful to select things that
one rea = wants, so that the win
Er will no. be an object of envy
|ashington Star.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
cor.pIfciated.

Jack has developed a perfect mania
: borrowing umbrellas
so? What's his objecT ,-,..,
why. he's trying to find the one he
rrowed from Jones and loaned 10
nth. 1t belongs TO Brown. who
med IL to Jones. Baltimore News.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
MutuaI.

I'm satisfied" said the angry tailor,
pat you Intend to beat me out Of this
bney."
All right" chuckled the happy debt
IF you're satisfied I am."-Balti-
pre- News.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

on Catamount FIN. ~ CoiralH Mlss.
a monument has becn raised te, mark
the site OF the frst nag raised over q
public school houae iil the United
Stltes The Gag in question WIS dis
played "a aliy 1912 from a log school,
house which stOod on The HILL
Jason---"I under stand smith was
burned by an N-rlys experiment.
Mason-"How did n happen
Jason4'Raised ten-spot for a new
friend, who hasn't been seen since.1 r.
Many women would not marry the
best man on earth. and yet as soon as
a man becomes engaged to one another
sues him for q breach OF promise.
Raynor-"That is carrying the
Cruelty to Animals business TO the
limit"
Gaynor-"What Is it2"
Raynor-"Why, bringing suit .against
hash house proprietor for keeping
oysters on ice"
Nell--First told him I'd let him
kiss me if he would sny nothing about
il.
Belle--Wen?
observation-disclosures 1 told
him he could repeat it.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
u. s. consul pvIno Of yellow Fever.

Huntington. w. Va. Oct 30. - A
telegram was received here to the ef
feet that Alonzo Garrett United States
consul at Santo Domingo, Is dying Of
yellow fever. Garrett formerly lived
In this city.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Ii. stuck Markets.

Herr's island, Pa. Oct .20.-Cattle
we're steady; choice, S5.50Q5.75;
prime. $5.254540; fair, s3.50Q4l5.
Hogs were higher; prime heavy, $6.15
06.30; medidms. S5.5046.56: heavy
S6 25G6.35; pigs, s57506; roughs. 81
6560. Sheen were steady; prize
wethers, $3.966410; culls and corn-
mon, S1.50d2; choice lambs. $500 p
B.85; veal calves, $767.50.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Infant ProdfaaIity.

my husbands mother said that a
yer thimble was a good thing for a
by to cut his teeth on"
ibid you try it2"
Yes, but baby swallowed the thin
I" E."-Chieago Record Herald.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

Out of a3 metronomic markings,
taken straight through from the bo-
ginning of the first volume OF Beeth-
ovens Sonatas tthe four standard edi-
tions as a working basis) 30 are set 60
q rythm of a. ana 76 TO The minute
rate exactly that of che average nor
NAL healthy adult pulse.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

Everybody is giving advice nowadays
on how 10 achieve success. Don't for
get that it is important that the young
man should start poor.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
S. Il. STATS.
Corsets.

All the well-known standard makes
OF Corsets are represented in our stock.
Our assortment in the leading styles
and newest shapes in medium priced
Corsets is coInplefe.
Thomson's militant" straight front
bias gored. medium height bust, me-
dium length and long hips and the
Habit Hip" for tailor-made gowns.
Il. & @. Straight Front Corsets. New
numbers with long extension over the
hips and medium low bust, full gored.
W. p. Erect Form tCorsets in batiste
and coutille; full gored; medium and
long extension over hips.
At 50 cents we offeraa most attract
i've Corset with the new long hip. IT
IS made by one Of the leading compa-
nies and is modelled after the S1.00 Cor
sets.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

Archdeacon George c. Hall announces
that the next meeting OF the Arcndea-
conry OF Wilmington will be held In St.
AIMS Church. Middlctown. on Tuesday
and Wednesday. December and .. Dr.
Hall has arranged the program but mas
not yet selected the speakers.
The meeting viii open at 7.80 O'Clock on
Tuesday evening with the usual services,
followed by addresses on the subject Of
"The Parish" This subject Will be di-
yidel into threo heads; THE Duty OF the
Men" "The Duty Of tho Women onj
1.-THE Duty of the Chadren."
on Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock
there will be a business session. At 1880
O'Clock the Holy Communion WIN be OBJ
served with the Bishop Of Delaware as
tho celebrant. This viii be followed by
addresses and discussion on the subjects'
why Should / Be a Christian and
."why Should I BE Churchman?'
From $50 TO AS p. m. there viii be ad-
dresses and discussion on the subject:
Christian Marriage" which win be d.
vided into What Is II" ana "should the
Present Canon on Divorce be Changed?
At 7.3O p. m, There will be addresses
and discussion ON the subject; "The Ex-
tension Of the kingdom" which VIII be
ldivlded into three heads; "ln the Nine
lteenth Century" "In the Twentieth Cen
lury" and "rhe Apportionment Plan"
Preachers After Parks.
Members Of the wilmington Preachers
Association at their meeting yesterday
Unanimously adopted the following reso.
luton, presented by committee com.
posed Of the Revs. A. w. Lightbourn
Robert Watt and w. L. S. Murray;
whereas. 1t is notorious fact ehat th'
two public parks. adjacent 10 this city
managed by two street railway com
lpanies, have. during dlie season jus
closed. been the scenes of shameless dis
sipation and Sabbath desecration, and
Whereas, During the recent German
musical festival at Brandywine Springs
Intoxicating liquors were on draught
and was profusely distributed, ever
among minors: and
Whereas, The managing railways us'
the parks. above mentioned, as specia
Sunday attractions for the augmentilii
Of their Sunday passenger traffc, an'
thus make the Lord S Holy Day an out
cast thing. broken down IN our streets
and upon the very threshold Of God'
house: therefore. be II
! Resolved, That as ministers OF the Cos
pei and instructors in Holy things. w
deprecate these profane, immoral an,
llawless tendencies in the management o
the aforementioned parks, and that W.
warn our people against the extreme
danger Of such irreligious influences anC
corrupt associations, and thar we lay
upon the conscience and intelligence thei
solemn duty to God, to their children an,
to the community TO sanctify the sabbail
as day of heavenly rest and worship b.
refrainng srom all needless labor and al
worldly amusements.
Bethany's Anniversary.
Bethany Baptist Church will celebrat
Its twenty-ffth anniversary. beEtnnin
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

The postman always reaches the state
OF manhood before he learns his letters.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

she-Really, feel quite ashamed to
seen with you in thatsuit of clothes.
|He-Why? What's wrong with
bm? $500 u 4--
|She-I don't want people to think
b both blind and deaf $500 ... %
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
eethany's Anniversary.

Bethany Baptist Church will celebrate
its twenty-hfth anniversary. heguning
on Sunday, November Is. The program
will be as follows:
Sunday November l5-l0.Sl a. m.-ser-
mon. the Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood, first pas
tor Of the church; ? p. m. Sunday school;
Il. As p. m. anniversary exercises Of Sum
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
New skirts.

New Sateen skirts Of superior quail
ity and finish. our customers demand
the best, and we require the same Of
the makers. Special values at S1,00,
SIPS. $3.50 and $500. Several styles
to select from.
Our new line Of Woolen skirts has
arrived. Plain colors ana fancy stripes.
4OJ MarketSt. 4O4ShipIey St.
ID. * A, Phone I2O6A.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-27
Fine AmiHnaD Show .

Norris & Rowe's circus SHOW
proves to be very popular with the
people of Spokane. The jam at the
entrance to the main tent last eve
ming was of such proportions as tc
make entry tediously slow. Every
seat in the big tent was occupied
and many stood near the entrance be
hind ropes drawn to keep them from
crowding upon the track
The show is better than ever be
fore. There are more trained horses
and ponies, more and more clever
dogs and larger combination than
ever. The trio of small elephants
the baby dromedary, the cub bear
the mite of a colt, the trained mon
keys. the seals-all interested the lit
tie folk and made the performance
long to be remembered.
The tricks of the dogs and mon
keys were amusing and laughablt
and at the same time showed ar
astonishing degree of training, or in
telligence, as the show managers
claim it to be. The elephants waltz
ed and jigged, the sea lions walked
tight ropes and tossed flaming brands
an ape rode a tricycle., played 6
fiddle and acted as officer in charge OF
patrol wagon called to arrest a dog
for violating the ordinance against
fistic encounters, the goat rode OF
horseback, the clowns were funn,
and the whole exhibition was of high
order.
The performance was given again
this afternoon and will be repeated
this evening.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-06-27
Home, Sweet Home!

Thousands
a
mi
Finally cylinder mis-
chance that cylinder
swept plantve
nc ike
chatter a
children
a
piece was he sd
where congregation years.
MAJ OF
andsho
Il
pathos Of