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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

the people 81 Nome. who ever since
the founding ~ the city have been
able 10 secure only cold storage eggs,
and those only during the winter
months at such fabulous prices as
81 to g. "a dozen. the fresh eggs fur
niahed By UickenH6H's hvneFbOrean
fowl are unaprnkabiy delicious. Even
the caakls ~ the industrious hens
Dr. a great aolnce 90 the miners who
are seeking fortune there under the
shadow Of the north pole. ne n re-
minds them 10 much Of home
In 1901 two coGpH ~ chickens wera
brought 10 Nome and placed iu u
store window FOR show purposes.
TIE natives who had never seen tbs
d0me6tleuiea fowls before, called
them the white mans ptarmiEau."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
C.. N. SCHWAB
Will RESIGN

pfTTgnUng. July e Charles
~ = hpnb elli resign the pr.sl-
1eueF ~ the steel cooperation he
is nns prspafluE his resignation.
Which via prphabiY b. handed % the
t@sFa 81 directors ~ ia next meet
ifa AaFftat 4
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ENSIOHERS
IN TENTS
Bead 81 Centred Selves Prohlsr, 81
ovsreressdiua AZ SOLDIER Horne
iannr.al a The Sal

OILY NptA. Wash. July = The
state beard - euntrul has been az
a lose for the past week e. knew
Whai - Do ~ the ease af thr over.
crowded condition - the soldiers
haua ~ ustink Tie condition b.
turh that no tnofr suidierN cauid hn
admitted. Tho uoara uuaiiy deeIi-
Cd 90 aFranKe that thr new inmates
b. admitted and thai they use tents
until an addition % the hofus can
H. completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
TRIBAL FEUD
Whaler Morning Star Brings
News OF Native War Near
East Cape

NOME. July fs-fspscfai cores
reuasnee The steam whater
Morning star. Capt Tiitan. arrived
ruiY from the siberian eaast Tes
vessel had one whale aud a iot Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
FOUR DROWNED

SPARTA. Tenn. July 22.-ny the
capHislnE of u akiff on the calf
killer river last night. Jason Ram
rcy his 9-Year-old granddaughter
and two other small children. We're
drowned.
.=-a-asa--as7.
WASHINGTON July ga. secre-
tnry Moody leaves Friday 10 meet
President Roosevelt az Oyster Hay,
after which he will take a mont#s
vacation.
CHICAGO. III. July %, Wheat.
zgHq 4. T.Eg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
MAY ORDER A
GENERAL STRIKE

poets are remote. Unless the trouble
is amieably settled this afternoon,
the labor unions VIII meet 10 con-
slider the teamsters' request FOR a
general strike against every con-
Germ assisting kellogg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
GEN. CLAY DYING

LEXINGTON. Ky. July z2-GeneraI
Clay. minister 10 Russia. il dying.
Ills physicians believe he cannot sur
vive the night. lie Ia ~ years old.
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CHICAGO. H.. July 81 Confer
ences are being held between tho
Employer association and the
unions today, IN an effort ia set
tie the Kellogg strike. Peace pros
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23

of the safe had been left open whils
" J. Park. the BsdaRas proprietor.
stepped % the rear Of the saloon.
Although there were "a uumbre Of
people ln the saloon a. the time. no
one Witnessed the theft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
M o n ey Maker

M acres; Is acres cleared; splendid s.
room house large barns. "a head
Of stock young team of horses;
large single horse: chickens; pigs;
all kinds OF first-class farming Inn
plcments; cream separator; situ-
atod close 60 Seattle. and you can
have IL FOR $500 There Is upon tho
place sufficient cedar timber 10 pay
for e. II yeu arc looking fof a
farm. you had better look this up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
NE WAS BEATEN

H ". Hciree told the police last
night that he had been severely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
GIANT TRUST

PARIS. been formed with capital OF sioo
trust uooerh kfhpps Interested
trust IN the corporation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-23
DEATH OF AN
IDAHO PIONEER

BOISE. Ida, July 49, Nathan
Fnik. a pioneer merchant and head
OF the Fnik Mercantile Co. the
largest concern IN Idaho. died NJ
HALEY. this morning. lie was "A
prominent Odd Fellow.
STILL AFTER
B0ODLERS
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A. san Francisco San Francisco
2. Los Angeles s.
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= FAIR o. KlDS RuN AWAY
One Eleven Years Old and the Other
Thirteen.

TWO little boys, one eleven years
old. and TIE other thirteen. ran away
from their homo at Roe. Ark, Monday
and started to Texas. They were sent
to set bucket OF water by their
school teacher and the we'll was three
Quarters of mile away. When they
got to the we'll they set the bucket
down and walked away down the rail
road track. They were caught as they
came into Pine Bluff on foot. They
were taken back to their homes. Their
names are Clyde Hardaker and John
nis DOMAIN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
SQUTiiSNN ;; -WAY

shert hne from rp'is to Eastern
cities. Three -. taily, with choice
Of two routes.
Fast train leaves Memphis II p. M.
sleeper open for occupancy p. n'.)
and arrives at Washington 6:52 a. m.
and New York at 12:43, noon, second
day.
Mo extra train fare. Coaches run
through Memphis to Washington.
Sleeping cars Memphis to Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
without change. Dining cars serve
meals east of Chattanooga.
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II. l.. Thomas is here from Camden.
r. N. Hall, of Stuttgart, is here to-
day.
w. II. Gants, of Lear, is here to-
day.
4. J. CIemons, of Grady, is in the
city.
NJ. W. Quilting. of Dumas, is in the
city.
John f. Park, OF Dewitt. is in the
city.
l.. NJ. Coffee, of Little Rock. is in the
city.
W. {. Key, of Little Rock, is in the
city.
p. e. Loby, of Dumas, is in the
city.
Campbell Fox left for keyo last
night
W. S. Amis. of Rison. is in the city
today.
A. J. Kendall, of Little Rock is here
today.
Earnest Speigtt, OF Rson, is here
today.
T. II. Jackson. OF Brinkley, is in
the city.
w. IL. Reynolds, of Rob Roy, is in
the city.
Frank Kendall, Of kedron, is in
the city.
J. Il. Harvey, of Magnolia, is in
the city.
J. S. Mcdonald. OF AItheimer, is in
the city.
l.. O. Lashlay, of Rivcs, is in the
city today.
J. NJ. Smith, of Dumas, is ia the
city today.
J. w. Seaman. of Stuttgart is in the
city today.
John Mccullough, OF Little Rock,
is here today.
Mrs Dan Scott left the city today
for her home in Monroe, La.
DR.. l.. b. Hughes, of Little Rock,
is i'll the city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Hancock, of
Crosset. is here today.
Z. l.. Purris and W. w. King. of
! Dumas. arc in the city.
| W. c. Garrett and daughter, Miss
| Pearl. were in the city yesterday.
Engineer White left last evening for
| Ahhcimer and returned this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Farnum have
goHe TO Hot Springs to spend few
days
Mrs. NJ. T.. Bell, of Little Rock, was
in The city today en- route to Ham
burGh.
Miss Rosa McNally left for Tillar TO
Jay. to visit at tie home of DR.. u. G.
Carroll.
Mrs. y. J. Trotter. of Monticello, re
turned to her homo after a visit te
Mrs Mead.
Alr and Mrs. d. G. Gates and Mrs
y. c. Gates, OF Eagle Mills. were in
TIE city today
Gel. Louis ANheimer Went 10 Little
| Rock last evening to appear as q
Witness hefcre the probing committee
H. f. Tatum. q brother of Mrs. W
1t. Westbrook, left yesterday after =
visit hcrc With his sister and friends
Rev. Frank Thompson has arrived
heme from Chicago and will hold his
regular services Sunday al the Chris
ian church.
Miss Mabel Craig. of North Care
lima. WHO visited her sister Mrs. \
Brady Mil arrive here today from
Hot Springs and viii make another
short visit.
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. +
+ POLICE COURT. +
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VIM Turner, trespasSing s..
ED Bricklcy. trcspassing, s..
Ralph Turretine. trespaSsin2, s..
The wife Of WA. Patterson, colGred.
Was fined $40 for interfering with OF
fcer Reed. who is the stock impound-
cr.
|. j. Moon violating stock law, 81.
b. Gottlieb, violating stock Law. So.
VIM. Hone. committing nuisance,
So.
J. d. NeWburn. drunk, s..
Sim Window, drunk. So.
". w. Quilting, drunk, s..
J. Galighea.. drunk, s..
Finkie Smms, v@ty had coon
who is a servant of Mrs +. ]. MAJ
ray, was arrested yesterday by Oh
ficer Frank Stewart Pinkie has been
very annoying to the neighborhool
by seeking tie dogs On the neighbor's
children and i'll many ways disturbing
the peace and qnietuae Of the neigh
b0riJo0d Sic Vas fined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19

THO }adies OF tho cemetery aaSo-
citation. succeeded in making SO by
SWING the supper for the ball on the
night of the 17th. These ladies cer-
ta&nly deserve credit fer their untiriog
efforts in beautifying and perpetuatin&
she burial grounds OF the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
Show Company Waterbound.

The kathriAe kitiGer company wa,
held up On account OF high water yes
terday and was not able TO get to
Memphis The members were brought
back to Brnhley and have lost the
date at PaGllcah. Ky. Mr.. II. II.
Kirchgrabber was the engineer on No.
4. and reported that the train turned
at Fair Oaks.
Burnett's Vanilla EXtlact has outliy.
ed criticism. It is the freat and pul-
est vanilla extract that can be boug,ut
Once tried, always used. "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
Personal Privileqe.

Gertrude (he bis sister)-Maud,
do wisA yonA stop your chattering to
that dog. Can't you see I'm talking to
Nj. Lovedale!
MaulAAasgrievedl-WA I've 9pt q
hight t1taK to my puppy, teA !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
CIRCLE
Bv KATHERINE --t.3tSSTOr

BY KATHERINE T-t,3JSSTON
The publishers Of t,.is book (w1o
have for many years brought out nu-
mercuS works of fct on, and who,
each year, examine l,uneireds Of manu-
scriptsl, recoremena it as novel CT
more tsan ordinary interest, both as
literature, arc! as an uauauai!y ahsor'o-
ing story.
They believe that it Will be an1ons
the most pcf@la' novels for the year
1909.
We Should be pleased TO have you
examine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19

loans on real estate and commercial
paper.
LEiTNER AND We'll
1923 West Barraque Street
Watch us grow The Hubs suit
club.
Have YOU heard about it? What?
The Hub suit club.
Mr.. 7. b. Childrcss is able to be
at his duties at the Big Store.
join now and get stylish spring
suit for one dollar. The Hub.
-Enginecr White started gang OF
men to cleaning the paved streets to-
day.
-Eycrv member a satisfied custom
er. Information for the asking. Inc
Hub.
Officer e. A. Stanley was home
Yesterday on account of Mrs SANKEY'S
i'll health.
j. Il. Stokes is at the Hub today
assisting in invoicing small portion
of the stock.
Miss Nellie Cox was taken i'll Whlie
at her duties in the phone office today
and went home.
Nj W. T. Tankersey, who has
been ailing for several weeks, is not
vet able to be at his office.
Gail on Hicks fee and Coal COM
many for all kinds of coal. Prompt SER
vice. Old phone 80; new phone 12o.
There was small fire at the Cot
ton Belt shops early this morning.
the fire department was not called.
out.
The jefferson Fcnciblcs had an
enthusiastic meeting last night and all
the boys are we'll pleased with their
new captain.
Tho new we'll that is being bored
for the Water and Light company Is
progressing nicely and depth CT 500
feet has been reached.
There will be a regular meeting
of the Epworth league at the First
Nj. II. church tonight. All Noung peo-
pie are cordially invited to attend.
George Payne was fined SiS.5o and
siven ninety days on the farm for
stealing a shirt and other articles be
longing to Captain w. d. Woodruff.
-.IjH S. larkin is With the Cotton
i,, r,1D
small savings banks and is succeeding
nicely. The people seem to be taking
to the plan.
y hereby take great pleasure in an
neuucing 10 the public that have
taken the agency for the Smith Pre-
mier t5.Yewviter. I. 9. Harrison. Ol1I
phone g.
Major Y. c. Earth aud & G. Conn
son were in jefferson Springs today
cheok king up tue postotlice al that
place. which MAS in Charge ct !r Ma
sen. NOW deceased.
-Yeu cannot afford 20 nj tie wan-
derfur bargains al the j. f. Simon com
panys bankrupt sale. New IS tie TIME
to kay in Your supply Of sAjyta, All
SIN solt shirts {; 50 cents.
Lady eanNassers aate2 ~
well known canvassers 10 soHe,, foi
our small home savings hanks Apply
TO II. c. Henderson, at Cotton Belt
SayinGA and Trust company.
Suits, suited 70 All lliads of WHatA
er, beiug sold in The ], I. Simon com
pany's bankrupt sale at the prices ait
vertised in their page circular. Don
forget to examine these suits and set
their prices.
The retail clerks association has
received its charter and the number
is S1l. A special meeting is called
for tonight and there are many appll
cations for membership for considera
Uon.
How are your shoes? Do you need
q NOW nair2 The I r Simon com
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
Daily Grapbi
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
OUR ADVENT INTO THE REAL
ESTATE FIELD
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OUR NDVEN TN q TIE HENC
ESTATE FIELD
has been fraught with success. we
have qiven real estate owners such
GOOD returns on their property, that
the result has been a hockin9 to US
CT property owners who desire TO
have our services. Is your property
earnino GOOD dividends, and do you
receive the dividends promptly? IT
not call and see US. We also make
loans on real estate and Commercial
paper.
LEITNER AND WE'LL
1923 West Barraque Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-19
A New Novel
OF Interest and
Power.

We wish to call your at
tention to a new novel
entitled
The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02
slst usms.

The hosp5,stlc b6mc Of y T. Backiushag,
aud sifv. 5s iaH rsrs3ay uight, ~as che
sceae ui largely aiirndei ssgtt1sr Esrt7.
Party plays, vocal and Instrumental masic
were the chief ansascmeui. also sanr ytfy
nice selections oa the siohu aad Larla. 5y
ChSriUs Il. Barnes and his SISTER M.ss keck.-
AZ II o 'ci0ek rriresl.gneau WeFe served sH
abundance. after Shseh lhH piass wcre is
dalgei is antJ q latr houF. Those lresyrt
wrre ID. T. Buckingham aud stic. William y
Shaark and wiie, George Ar19.d aad ai!r.
Mrs Fred. !.ofz, jacob Powder. M.s-fs Eair
b. ho0uIE, Hattie Phillips, Brsklv Bazns-s.
Delik AFaoli Emma. Arnold. MAJ Arnold.
Minnie Shzuek. tauaie Barber Beal=h ShRlck
Pearl HoH. Maude Sbaark, Mildred Arnold,
l41ra Powder: Messfs. Emory /. GJrsach,
J1ha +. Jordan. George ioH. Charles n.
Barnes. William F. Jordan. Her.gAel Miller.
G-ogse Garver. Herbert Garsuch p,aui-
buckingham. Leslie Gorsuch, Jarrett Shanek
Berry Baekinebuu. Nasry rosdeg, Herscael
Af,,o,d, Melville ShaucA. Warner SAageA
Bavsrd Arnold.
Wn. r Jordan wiii represent Washington
Camp. No. ~, Y. O. :. OF A.. of Gisi. q, tie
r H. B A. which ~iIl be- held m Phiiade lDHia,
Pa. May 9Th
The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02
Personal Notes.

Bishop Charles c. Grafton, of Fond da
Lac WISCONSIN, aas a guest ut Canon Taylor.
rector Uf AsceBsi1H Church. Monday and
Tuesday. and dictated at the early service on
Tuesdav
Miss J~anis Bneher. af Arra.iia. ~as ,he
guest Il Miss Advja +. BanSsr8. 81 this city.
pn Friaav and Salsr las u Ia; ueek.
Au euioyah.e wedding diuarr sa eivru ~
the home uf Nr as.i Nr, ADAM sHyder, nr4r
Alesia. Apfil -. in Aoaor ot iheir son John
aud wife who ueFe married on Easter Sunday.
tn "a. present ;serr: iewis Folk. Ioha T.
Snyaer aud wife. Mrs John Bsiiihsri and
soas HArry and Johu. Il Jefferson. Charles
Schmidt; Misses GeEiie ard Liliis Schmidt.
Elsie Dieiricn. EnsBa and kaUs Sry8eE.
Gertie Folk, Heuie s.sndrs. Aiolda LaNsou,
Sarah Weriz ueisn Dietrich: Adsm and
George SNYDER. Charles Sheares, Charles
Folk. Issac p Dandy. Edward Michael. and
George .. Carr of BAl,imafe
MIS-. c. II. Vaudeglord spent four or 6ve
days 10 Baltimore ihis sees
Capt. 2. II. IRWIN ard iamiy aFr4red ia
Westmins.er yesterday to remain uaiil she tall
Miss Eugenis M Sioci,sialc. oi Dale Farm.
near Finksburg. has reiarued haue from q
weeks visil 18th Miss Gertrude 81. o NAiley,
Of sos east 2lsi Street. Baltimore.
Mr. L. r. Gooeh, and Mr.. aHd Ars. ;. A.
Harris. or Henderson. ~ G.. speat q lev days
wi:h Prof aud Mrs. Simpson this Neek- Miss
Jewell Simpson accompanied them 70 Hea.
dersou, where soc will spead the month q;
May.
Charles E Fink, Esq. aud Ars. Fink re
turned Yesterday from Florida, where Mrs
Fink went in February to recnperaie. Her
health il much improved
The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02

Miss Sarah A. Krug, Of York county, Pa. /,
died on the 26iH ultimo from consumption.
aged SO years aud II months. She is sur
tived by her mother, three brothers and four
sisters The brothers are George L. krug, Of
Littlestown; Samuel, Of Lineboro, Nd, and
Daniel. of Oxford township, Adams county.
Mrs. Henry Menges. of Kingsdale, Mrs. Abra-
ham Grove aud Mrs. Frank Kindig, of Union
township, Adams county, and Miss Anna
Krug. at home, are sisters.
The Iron and Maehinery World, published
in Chicago, SAYS that "Mr Edward l.. Billing
slea, who has been resident manager for
Rogers, Brown L Co. for the past eight years,
but whose modesty would not let him openly
assume the title, recently had the announce
ment thrust upon him by the firm. Eds
many relatives and friends in Westminster
will be pleased to hear of his promotion, and
would not be surprised to learn that he was
a member of the firm ere many months passed.
Judge William H. Thomas on Monday
drew a number of Jurors for the May term of
the Circuit Court TO take the places of several
who were excused. as follows Taneytown
district, Martin D. Hess in place of Newton
O. Reindolar; Freedom district, Philip ).
Lee in place of Thomas ]. Lindsay, R. II. H.,
Shiplev in place of John NJ. Delashmut, and
James B. George in place of Edwin NJ. Mel
lor; Middleburg district, William h. Fogle IN
place of Francis G. Harbaugh; Mt Airy dis
trict, William A. Fleming in place of S. W.
Stackhouse, and Raymond Barnes in place OF
John II. Klees.
The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02
Farmers Telcphoae.


Fs-ssrrs Vasga! Telephone syssea he
EarsaH e.sy hl.s h-aa rst,bl5shesl- tof
nH.e ,ass < s5sasi5. lA.s arEsasEstiaa has
trra satsr sea.tt-rsiiass. Aua gsaas tr0u DIS
frrWas ta4guai e1fsH Haatr-s Aave bs,eu wxaaa1nr3
.., afir- t- ~, .ls ss-sg tsfse saF ua. al sys
-s1s So she rs.arss Nr therefore nvfte the
4aea,gs 5s -ssrg ssFascs an8 baSaess mar iu
lae oaa4gy ga Aa iase,' Ea'soa Of oar plans Il
g .tap.s. ghs eos. j ,.fsly. AaA every i8diyt.
deal saa4-s.e3 si1h i; zs r~ady t0F the lesl-
Toe ma.n alhcs 4 be- Wsetssiasser. Aa8 ee sx-
sra5 fo rFfFy iarmrg sgNuad ths above asmcd
ptaee a fs4arss ts tssc he.} and help to pash
ias uo-s. So So esa rarr1 fu " ssiza;Hs'Fg a.
ffs ead as ,H- grar ih representatives irom
Il GasaUs.- Sc ask every sersisiy yI g4u#
.slsr raFs.l..fy aa. 81 any fr-l interested, make
x kagua ard q asaa al.i BE- seat 10 arrs ss.h
saa ssd sxv.4j1 itc uoykiag O.; the systeal-
Eara locality san ba3i4. operate aal roalr9l
-fs aun arr. We giVr car experience IS 10
rsrai uaFk Ruckan. az1a aud 4 AlElzsla csila-
ffes Va. aAs- over 3,ts1 phuaes autsids AT
corporate iiEalt. a. . c1si Of 8 to year. has
thef have ifuuair aa accoEnt ut not Custroil'
srs irr1ash isaes ia Prince William csauty.
Va W. have avcr fta0 sasies uf ijue zud about
tsi phaaf- ali pul IN aYsr4gian IN $50 years
sH4 ths oa,y ffushie ssrms 20 b. on aceulnt
~ ls,rse'S amoag several boards Therefore,
1 tirorzs ". Flpry. Whe Sas oncs connected
uih Rockingham Mutual Go, and wh1 or.
s,4asl ,he Pfisce Willam Naiaal Co, do
.ay tha, th- plan Of iar FAgmers' Mutual SIS
f,ss aF Carroll cualV Is yHs bsss; ASH safest
p.an Sos -and service kau~ ~, aud IS | am
asa~e ,har hat Gssra3. suaatizn, ! irel it
"a, dalr .u gal as shoaider to the ~hsel. and
rasa thass uGtuAi idea ihr1gzhua. the county
ana go ak of every cstEeU Ca carefully exam
las aaf tsA as1 ia order 90 DO 50 request
,as 90 saH your nvixhh7rs together and sc
ui- la. th=rc ia explaia .1. Ne ~il soon To-
cate ar IS h.s ai Westminster. bui al present
srlf Harry Z. nyvr'-s, Sykesyj.'r. Nj.
tsEnEaE " FISRY
The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02
teachers Association.

RepoTiet for the Democratic Advocate.
The Teachers Association "A, held iu the
High School Building. Westminster, April y.
The program ioI tie occasion Was not long.
bat very interesting. Singing by the Assuci
alton. Nearer Nv God To Ibeg, was followed
by PRAYER BY J. W. Abbott. The presideu,
declared the minutes OF the previous meeting
adopted as read by the secretary. About i3H
teachers were present. Prof Rowland Watts,
Of Western Maryland College, gave a lecture
which was highly appreciated by his many
bearers; c. H. Kolb. Of the High School.
was well prepared Ia discuss the subject lur
which he had been chosen, "WbiIe's Art OF
Teaching
Singing by the Association Lead Kindly
Light was mach enjoyed.
Miss MAY Anthony did herself credit in the
rendition Of her selection, Bobby Shaitou %
n most interesting little story.
A committee consisting OF MesSrS. Levi d.
Reid, J. W. Slaug+nhaGp and John ". Ab,
bott, were appointed to prepare resolutions on
the death of Mr.. Thomas Upton, after which
the Examiner gaYa a few brief remarks. clos.
ing with distributing the checks for the spring
term.
The Democratic advocate., 1903-05-02

Mrs Thomsey Mitisu, widow % the late
Win. ]. Miiten, of this city. died at she resi-
dence Of her son Theodore, on Church street.
last Wednesday night. in her 73rd year.
About four years ego Ms Mit,en was para
lyzed. aud had been 10 falling health ever
since. Last Monday afternoon she received
another stroke from which she did not rally
Mrs Mitten was q daughter OF the late Jacob
and Elizabeth Wilt. Of near Sans Greek. thus
county. She is survived tiy the iollowing chill
Frank Of Gettysburg Pa. Harry, Of Nc
Donogh School, Baltimore county, Nd, Jesse
H., OF Greeneasile, Pa. George. 81 Sarnia,
Canada and William. Theodore. JahE and
Morris, Of this city; also By two sisters aad a
brother-Nrs. David f. Stem. Of sam ;
Greek. and Mss Joshua SellnaR, uf Balti-
more and George Wilt, Of Ioga. and by a
large family connection. Her funeral took
place at her late residence, yesterday FRI
day) afternoon. Revs. ID. G. Miller aud l. +.
Warner officiating. The palbearers we're -
Thos Turtle, Emanuel Sbafer. Albert Ghrest,
T. Mackley, (. Lyach and james T. Smith.