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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
Chrome Bronchitis Cured.

''For ten years ! had chronic brouchl
tia 90 bad that at times could not speak
bove Whisper" writes Mr.. Joseph
Cotfmap, OF Montmorenci, Ind. tried
all remedies available. but with no sue
oese. Fortunately nv employer sug
gested that TRY Foley's Honey and Tar
It's effect was almost miraculous, and l
am now cured of the disease. On my
recommendation many people have used
Foley's Honey and Tar, and always with
satisfaction Sold by D. G., Smith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Peter Knight is again being
TALKED as a possible candidate
for Congress from the First
District in opposition to Steve
Sparkman. Sparkman is a
great big man aud Knight is a
little fellow, physically, but
mentally, the two men are about
ul equal stature.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
ELONIpA ANp Tae EXPOSITION.

FLOklDA ANU ne EArV0'iA~"
Shall our State have an exhi-
bit at the st. Louis FairP This
is a question which just now IL
uppermost in the minds of Flor
i1ians, and the concensus oil
opinion seems to be that our
State should not fail to take adj
vantage of the opportunity to
advertise her resources. Broth
err Caldwell OF the White Springs
Herald gives the following ms a
! few of the reasons why an exhi'
bit should be made.
Florida don't have to spend as
much money as other States tor
| the reason that Florida IS exhibit
| would. or should, consist of her
natural resources, the samples
Of which are cheap and abuu-
daut.
Florida can make a more at
tractive exhibit with $4,000,
than any other State can with
ten times this amount.
We have more and better va
rieties of oranges, lemons, lines.
grapefruit, loquats, kumguats,
avocado pears. sappodillas,
naumee apples, guavas, ags,
peaches, cocoanuts, pineapples,
and tIesses than any other local
ity in the great aud glorious Un-
| ion OF ours.
We can show more different
kinds of phosphate; a greater
variety of valuable woods, and
the most diversified products Of
an v section Of the United States
We have the most valuable
medicinal waters in the world
to place on exhibition, a con-
cealmeht of which from the sick
aud afflicted of earth would
amount to a crime against God
and man.
We have more varieties and
greater quantities of toothsone
fish, oysters, clans and Holsters
than any other country of our
size in the world.
Aud when it comes to palms,
and ferns, aud flowers, no place
in the universe with the possible
exception of Paradise can COM
pete with US
1t would not be false economy
to fail to advertise our resources
it would be a lack of keen
business foresight; failure to
recognize a business opportupi
ty; an indifference to our future
immediate prosperity, and an
exhibition of niggardliness that
we hope will never be Witnessed
in Florida.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

The deliberations OF the legis.
lature, says the Palatka Times
Herald, will decide the fate OF
more than one would.be State
officer. Trades will be perfect
ed that will naturally change
the aspect OF affairs, and a year
hence the political horizon will
hook different from what it does
now,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
The House chaplain not being

The House chaplain not being
present Speaker Gibbons raped
the members to their feet aad re.
quested "brother Blantou" to
open the House with prayer
Brother" Blanton declined.
Come, brother Blanton, you
should not allow the opportuui
tv TO be lost. Some of your col
leagues are badly in need of all
the prayers which might be made
for them.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
A Prominent Minister Recommends
Vhamberlain's Colo, Cholera and
DIarrhOaa Remedy.

Rev. Francis J.. Davidson, pastor Of
the st. Matthew Baptist church and
president Of the Third District Baptisl
Association, 273l Second St., New Or
leans, written Ms follows; "I have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DIarrh@a Remedy for cramps and pains
10 the stomach and and it excellent. II
is 10 fact the best cramp and collie rem
edy have ever used. Also several Of
my parishioners have used it with equa
ly satisfactory resUlts." For sale by all
druggists and medicine dealers.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Jeemes Alexander says that
he will have a "cinch" in his
race for Congress III the second
district If Bars is his only oppo-
nent. Bars doubtless thinks
the same as to Alexander. May.
be, at the proper time, some 9TH
er man will come along and
clean 'em both up.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
Dreadful A,taeh Of whipping Cough

Mrs. Ellen Harrison. Of 800 Park Ave ,
Kansas City, Mo, writes Ne follows ;
sour two children had u severe attack
OF whooping cough, one OF them In the
paroxysm of coughing would often faint
and bIeed az the nose, We tried every
thing we heard Of without getting relief
We then called In our family doctor who
prescribed Foley's Honey and Tar. with
the very arst dose they began to improve
aud we feel that IL have saved their
Mvee." Refuse substitutes. Sold by d
q. SIN ith.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Frank v. Baker, editor Of the
Sanford Chronicle, is dead, hav.
ing succumbed to consumption
last week. Mr.. Baker was a
brilliant newspaper man ana his
facile pen was welded to the
great advantage OF his home
town.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

II is said in Tallahassee that
a measure will be passed in the
House repeating the "Flagler d.
vorce law" but that the Senate
will kill the bill when it reaches
that body. We can only wait
and see what the result will be.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
nortIsuIturaI soclety,s excursion.

u
The annual "reIing viii be held
in Mani May 5, Sad 7-ssGursion
tickets go'd My 3-ll-may be "a.
ken in by auy Responsible white pr.
son OF either sex. Simply send one
dollar 10 secretary, post office box
SEA, Jacksonville, Ma, and he will
mail you a certificate Ot memDsr.
ship, good for Ons year, which will
.ecure you THE Io~ rates, rA'l and
b tel, tree excursion at Miami, and
: copy Of the elegant yearbook when
iSsuei. Rates, enc cent a mile each
wsy ON the G. 5. q Y. and Y, E. T.,
one and one-half cent? ON the other
roads. A rare opportunity 10 see
the most interesting and novel part
~ Florida.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Would not interest you IT you're lnop'
ing for a guaranteed salve for sores'
burns or piles. Otto bod OF Ponder
Mo. writes: II suffered with An ugly
sore for year, but a box OF Bucsleu''
Arntca Sslve cured me. It's the oes'
Salye ON earth. 25c at B. r. Moseley'
drug store.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
It is reported from New York

It is reported from New York
by telegraph to some metropoli-
tan newspapers that Mrs. Ida
Flagler, the divorced wife of the
millionaire Flagler is recovering
her reason. Of course we do not
know that the report is true, hut
If it should so happen that the
lady is restored to reason there
are some prominent men in Flor
ida who should hang their heads
with shame for the part which
they took in the passage of a
law which enabled Mr. Flagler
10 divorce bis unfortunate wife
because of "incurable insanity"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Stetsou University has reeeiv'
ed another blow, this time from
the Chicago University which,
through its board Of Affiliations,
has severed affiliations with the
first named institution.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Now let abe Middle Florida
Baseball League get down to
business and give the people OF
this section some truly good
sport this season,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
Shamrock III has been launcI

Shamrock I'LL been launch
ed and had a trial race with
Shamrock I in which the new
challenger came out victorious.
Americas new boat, Reliance,
was launched last Saturday and
from all accounts the great
American public may safely rely
upon Reliance to keep the cup
on this side Of the pond.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
A Dem onstration Of what Cha nberIsIp
Collie, cholera and DiarrhoeA Remedy
Dan Do.

Ohn 40
zone OF our customers, highly re-
spected citizen Of shis place, had bee
for ten years q sufferer from chronic
dlarrA9a," writes Walden a Martin,
drnegists, Of Enterprise, Ala "He had
used various patent preparations aud
been treated by physicians without any
permanent baneAt. A few months ago
hs commenced taking Chamberiain's
Collie, Cholera and OiarrhBs Remedy
aud 10 q short time was entirely cured.
Many citizens Ut Enterprise who know
the gentleman will testify TO h,s truth
fuInsss OF this statement For sale by
all druggists and medicine dealers,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1868

The disappointed office seek
ers have about all left Tallahas'
see and the legislators have got
ten right down to business.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
Representative Wall Of Put


Representative Wall OF Put
nam is the first statesman to
come forward with freak" leg
islaeion. though fortunately, it
applies to members Of the House
only. The old gentleman asked
for aud obtained the passage Of
aresolntion prohibiting members
from smoking in the House or
for half an hour preceding a SEES
sion. 81 far as smoking during
a session is concerned the reso-
luton is proper, but we fail to
see Just how the gentleman ex'
poets to control the members OF
the House in this respect while
they are on the streets, at their
rooms or anywhere else except
within the sacred walls Of the
Hall of Representatives.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
Broke Into HIS House .

S. L. Quinn OF Cavendish, VT, vas
robbed Of his customary health by inva-
sion OF Chronic Constipation. When DIR.
Kings New Life Pills broke into his
house, his trouble wss arrested and now
hs'seutirely cured. They're guaranteed
10 cure, 900 at b. F. Moseleys drug
sfOFa,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

The State troops are 5000 70 30
rioidly inspected by regular army
officer preliminary to being armed
with Krag-Jorgeuson rifes.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16

Out of a total of seventy three
bills introduced in the House the
first day of it's session eighteen
were measures for the repeal OF
that law which now disgraces
our statute books aud commonly
termed the "Flagler Divorce
Law" Fromthis number surely
one will be found which will for
ever wipe the inIquitous law
from our statutes,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-04-16
COLuMBUs 3. sMTA. EI.OE

On;ll,O-tllc ,rlty Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
SCHOLARSHIPS at BARNARD.

Ba-,.rd College which according 10 present reg
ts,raran figures has four hundred and seventyfour
stuaerxs three hundred and thirty-tHree Of which
are undergraduates offers thirty-eight scholarship
an ~ which are for unasrgradute students Two OF
these scholarships were given recently By Joseph
p.rlirza Each Of them represents one-half the In
co-ne f SIS 600 and will be awarded for lo45ls)7-s
- ooyresponding years. 4 scholarship founded
bv hin, r. 1888 was awarded this year TO Miss Lii
ian EIsrin Of the Wadeigh High hooL
The Undergraduate Association OF Barnard. which
,,,ssrtskes 70 maintain order and discipline in the
student body. 20 superintend an annual play aIc
three receptions 20 the friends OF the college 10
a.. as censor 70 all class plays and 20 attend TO
Ell anatrs in which undergraduates wish 10 act
e ore b,,dv mas lately added 10 Its activities oy
r,.,,ns q students exchange under the charge OF
MIS- annette Wick %, chairman. Miss Ma! fai-
Ger %, Miss LILY Murray. 05 and Miss AAce mas
l.u NJ At this exchange second-hand DOCKS ana
.s.-,i, gowns class banners. col eye stationery
I'd av4o college delicacies Ike candy ana Jeiles'
- ,ougbt and sold This trading used 10 De cone
- -,csns OF the bulletin boards and the college
1890 both q which methods were s0Als"i-N'
too puslir and too Sow -. -s.
49, virginia c Gldersleeve Is me nfs' Wiz
$3.50 % rive ar independent course IN Eng
al - ., RECOMMENDATION is novelty IN
1S-- - a ,bat II will include training IN oral
= -, a.. ,vr5tten Argunentauve con- pos''ioh
=, .,st,orste and thorough course - 'is NJ =.
- 80. bean given for q "Hois Se1 "
college near ~ the secretary
lnqNi''e1 -, The nature OF the occupations OF
% q S1n--nse Eleven classes IANe -s0,sys Of the
uateo fre1n isoa SHOW that last ear NOR ti
IT tber we're married or In, were leach
work a ltte - 800 OF body we're tea eil-ns
n private schools: about s gprfvate tutors. and
senooi ae 80 c.nt in colleges Iners 49, stu
secrets-es and nbraIiasn aSsnsss one lawyer one
s1srscctt,T OF tsnsrnents. on nliss'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

recent storm. viii be replaced by pretentious
structure BY the Pennsylvania Railroad that owns
the property. The Inlet Baseball Park has been
leased by the Chelsea Athletic Club. and series
Of football games Will be given there during the
fan and winter
Mayor Stoy has named a committee OF City 70
arrange for the celebration OF the seni-centsnnial
Of the settlement Of Atlantic City spring
The city viii be decorated FOR month and an
Ella borate programme OF celebra ton is being ar
ranged The most elaborate decoration viii natu-
rally De on the boardwalk one detail Of which
viii be a continuous arch Of electric Lights along
dIltance Of At least three miles.
At meeting between city officials OF this resort
and Of Cape May held here the other day. nu-
cleus formed for New-Jersey league Of sea
shore municipalities All Of the resorts OF the Jer
ssy Coast will taken into the federation. and a
tour Of these cities Will Be made shortly The
first convention Of the proposed league Will be
held In this city the time Of its celebration next
spring
A syndicate Of New-York. Philadelphia and Pits
.-rs sttalists viii erect a $500.VOo ocean pier al
Nfissourt-ave before the coming Of another sum
mer season
The following New-Yorkers registered al the
several hotels during the week:
Altarnont-Craig Hali-Mr. and Mrs John Cao~eiA
NJ and Mrs R McNarsy. Miss Ruby McNafey
Ms ] r. Ogden MI and Mrs K A Hedges
Afiss Hedges James Hedges Walter Firth. Henry
wilson r Armstrong Miss Mary Gillette
Hotel Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. II X "nite MISS
Gamma, Miss M NJ Cannon. william A Kseler.
Mr. and Mrs John s. Morton. Mrs Il NJ FAir-
hua Mp and Mrs E NJ Wilson. Mr. and Mrs
Charles williams Henry Waterman. Francis Ap-
ulegate Walter Edmunds-
Hotel DunIop-E. W Stevens. P. J. Baddenhsusef.
william Bergen. E. " Stone. Miss Helen Boyer
Mss carrie Dean. James Anderson. Miss Fannie
Bergen Miss Rachel Davis. ". A DIETRICH J. Z
pone lanes Fenlncre. Harry Arthur, FRANK
walker Theodore Elwood. George Ferrie. Car
ence Haviland
Chester Inr,-FTunk A Seal. II. g. Fauknsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

Reports OF the experts show that the total
shortage Of the bankrupt grain firm OF Ep-
pinger & Co. Is S1.5GOOO0 Receiver wads-
worth sold for 100000 the grain that remained
In warehouses. though 10000 worth OF wheat
should have been there The trial OF ths Ed
pinsers will come Up early IN November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

G. G. Bonney Mr.. and Mrs : wsscoat. Miss
Manaa MssS0aS PhP GrGye; Seogss 6oye
" $ Howard. John wWsaver David Psn1eL Arthur
yer Edward Clark. c. z. Poste, Benjamin Ring
Haddon Ha-R NJ West Daniel P K.ndaI Mr.
win, Mrs Lewis argsrt, Ms. H F'rankIin, J.
BARLEY Mrs Lu?tu. wright Mrs Charles Ash
p paffy A pewey Afrtd riohs M and Mrs
Robert Ruzon Mr. ard Mrs H y. Klbbe. George
Ho'e A5s 81 john Masuire '1 Ms
Manure s r. WtsoIn1y. 2 b Gray Rsv and
W L Greenburg. Mrs. Ail-icsnt Vanderbilt. Mrs
Msriborough House-Mstthew Stanley Mrs J
PuliEan jams Callanan oiyeE E SaI. Ms
cunrnirrs', NJ ard y Mrs Newton Mchaei NJ ana
Mrs Edward Stalker, Arthur Betting. uwood 5
Hotel Rudolf-M. H. Levy. 4 T. Van Camp W
A. Scrip a " Allen. Hirsch6srg NE Hirseh;
Bs5IoS- $ so4t5siiae!' NJ ana Ms n airsss-
eerger Mr. and Ms Ns~t9n- ~ ard Ms
Lowsnths1 Murr1i J L0ws ',, 7,. J V Ne;
M Msoa Me4 heaasss M paT boa G S4s
sicke i.' NJ r. ard Mrs -s Hosy. NJ and Ms Hart
iard AZ MI.. M Bort on s n AID M. l. Pore
ts ssssde HOUSE, P- NZ% wilma Nr
.ay. Miss Daisy Hastings W : Ingram RabeTt
Hotel s,rsTd-Fs MOTT Mr. and Ms "
s!ocun. Walter Campbell NJ Ma, and Mrs James
Hotel strathhaven : John cu1noeriana. Edward
brewster. william why FRED Forest Walter
4 Nelson. Patrick Mason W. 4. Berseh Z A.
ConseIl. D. A Harrison. George Morgan.
Hotel Traymore-Mrs . W Ogden Mr and Mrs
Fishman A p Phillips J. Oppenhsiuner. Miss
Beatrice Oppenhener. Miss Frances Oppeuh-imsr.
Miss Ada Rehan. Morris Jeckyn Mrs Pred Law
renee. 4 D. Haley. Mrs F. selvey Edward
Am Eastman. z BerchsaGgh. Mrs Y Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs William Halsr. MIR and Mrs r
Dougherty George DougheIty. Mrs. Q. O Keen.
Mr. and Mrs W A Hart v. A. Pieksrd. George
Hackett.
Hotel wtltshire-Mrs e. Il Jones. ". J. Snith.
@ J. Nash. Percy Howard. Harry Young. y. d
Cherry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
At ATLANTIC CITY.
Beach Front Hotels Remain Open
Amusement Plans.

Atlantic CITY n j. Oct "a (SpecaD.-Theso are
golden days by the seashore the mosi beautiful! Of
the year This fact is being appreciated more and
more every year by The leisure class and oy the IN
valids From these two sources Is drs wn. almost
exclusively. the patronage Of the resort at this
season and there more o. these patrons al
this tine than ever before. Practically all OF the
beach front hotels nave remained open this fall
and will continue open hereafter throughout the
year Some OF them closed last winter. and the
proprfe;ors learned costly lesson oy heaVy loss
OF profits while those who did not close made
money and friends well The reputation OF the
CRY as winter Is now well established
and 70 those who can enjoy It this IS the most oe
ughtfuI time Of the year al the shore
The problem in the past has been TO proviae
ADEQUATE and congenial amusement TOT me CLASS
of visitors now or the isiand-the cultured, IN
valided classes The Country Club. cunning. fish
-. IS sailing nrovided amusement for the ath-
la-ic AND snort loving but not for the invSAds or
the happy doing nothing element casino with
pooo music has long been crying need OF the
Tesor, and this has last been supplied The
BRIGHTON Casino the boardwalk mas been
,p-ov- omen to visitors. The perpetrators Of the
brighton the Dennis the Traymore. Hacdon Han
and the Marlborough House have dubbed together
10 nav the expenses Of supplying the services OF
The Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra Of New
York which viii give dally ana nlshtiy concerts
srroug hout the winter.
Proprietor Charles R Myers, OF the Hotel Ru-
solg Is also introducing an innovation in the form
skating rink The large and beautlIuI ETolNo
- beinE aoorei with a metallic substance, over
which will be frozen sheet OF ice by the IN
r7erse Ice plant the premises. The Ice rihA
viii be ready ior within few days. ana. Il
n proves the success that is expected, It VII De
continued next summer. The Wiltshire is also oe-
ing enlarged ard redseorated.
The annual fan tournament Of the Auanue OitS
Country Club will Dc held the golf INKS ID
NorthheIc on November 5 and I and promises %
Dc one Of the most successful In the history "a
the organization Many Of the best players N ne
country are entered Qualification play WIZ '@A'
place on the hrst day Of the tourney nA'1h P'4'
on the second and mai rounds on tne 'AS' uas
TIE contests for the Governors and Fresl' s
cups will be warmly fought The Nof1hhs'd mas
Is among the best In the country ana i~ 80
attendance IL expected - -, -
The new Savoy Theatre. which mas oeeh eou
verted from a dig amusement nan On INC
walk near ocean-ave. viii open on MONDAY ,-s"1
This gives The resort three sll-the-yeaf 'ouio 'He
aires sonethins no other pleasure resort :" t"s
world can boast Plans are no" oeihs per
for the construction Of another an" ." -,
90 ,ns st. ., the old Academy OF Music IN New
vorl-a,,. ara IL will probably be reaay TOT oc-
o,.v.,- -, E-.ster. The big amusement pavilion
a, the rnls, that WAS paEfiaAy os5iru" - ~ e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
ENORMOUS RESPONSIBILITY OF coNTpo7,cn
CITY DEBT And REVENUES COMPARED u,,ru ,r,,oo,
OF SOME NATIONS. o'A

The Controller OF this city has greater res,o,.,-
e1ites than the treasury officials OF mary ,,,,o-
rhrough his hands pass larger revenues than ,hos.
Q, mary country which boasts king Ills pay
roll numbers as many men as does the Infantry =,
spsin. The amount o. money which he ne,ss .. A.
rs work would buy a British prsvtnc. The So,
n the cisy which he must watch ana ruar6 =
almost as great as that Ct .he ce-rna, F,-n,,-.
TIE Controller however. is only citizen. elected
&c ms once Tor TIC years and drawing salary OF
zscO
Tn o-der &c understand the relative rnpo-tsnc. ~
fhe Finance Department o. New-York City rs
compared with the treasures o. some OF the na-
s,cus o. TIE world. the following table is given:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

r the lass few davs the thrush OF money from
proper owners has made the Department tor te
COLLECTION Of Taxes the bus1est Of ali On the Ms;
Gay ,hst ne ta1e- were Cue this bureau received
- 81 SIS q ~ fovr-ffths the sum 20 buy fouT-
Teen States AZ the tine OF TIE Louisiana purchase
There were checks WI SIX figures signed oy rep
-essrtatives 81 he Astors the Geelets the Knine-
lande-s ane other great landlords. and there were
ton and crsrnpled green backs from the Tex OF al
Lizaleth-st- -padrore d casa
The tremendous score % the Cons-oi1eTs olIlce
t BEL shown perhaps - the auditors department.
s1lch .udes among 80 employees engineers IA"
FerE, carpenters. architects. sroc@ryrnen anu &c
derives a BIZ may set far as the huoiior' H"
tnet b. he'd - a. Uncersmoniously IS Z western
tiEse coach Fer example. contractor POI IN
1I -he Other Gay for plumbing n schoo!h0usc-
u was repair sob When his hsll reached the
ausitor.s brsosu an inspector with practical
kHoEiscEe = pIuubinF went &c the sohOolhouse
anc examined the work. u appeared al hight ano
u t-l would have been reported o X anc sent
70 he CEa1lbe riain Tor payment had not anotnef
Inspector -allso 10 mind similar JOB which This
SAM contractor mad done more recently on q DC
which vs. oorssse-sbiy lower The bill held
~ ana notice rfven 10 TIE contractor There waS
a consultation among tho chief auditor. the IN
tpectors and TIE Plumber without hesiAuon ths
puuber explained MS nigh price he sald thAi
because - rho Immediate necessity or MAKING mo
Repair hs was compelled 20 buy materials rom
loeal dealers and pay sDecini prices IN thN 1oO
Tor which be bid ne hac time buy from the man.
1iacturer and thus secured the material 'hespri.
De showed correspondence 20 prove his STORY anu
rs I'll then allowed.
~ the aUSitoTs department. are MES OF al ei'e
ia psp~rs and the latest market euotations TOT
Ge purpose % learning whether or net biiis are
s2iIasagaEt TIC city buys almost everything IN
Ger TIE E-n. from bridges 70 pencils ana cohse-
sleary the department. needs every source OF N
-offnaton regarding current and market pNHNs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

John Bradbury. a well known young man OF
Los Angeles. who Inherited fortune In Next
can mines. married this week Miss Bessie Ton
ner, who has been employed in the Courthouse
as a stenogrspher for eight years. Bradbury's
first wife was Miss Banning from whom hs OBJ
tanned a divorce.