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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-17
EVENTS OF SUNDAY.

Yesterday was the biggest day OF con-
ference in attendance Washington
Street NJ. e. church, where conference
* being held was full TO overflowing one
hour before the time for services to
beoir morning and at night Hundreds
took advantage of standing room and
l;psered an the steps and in hearing dis
tapce during the services while perhaps
a thousand who came to attend worship
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
OTHERWISE ENGAGED.

Two deaf mutes, they sat and courted
Just as lovers in all lands,
Only that. with love transported,
Neither held the others hands.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
OF Course Not.

~ SobiSC MOI.
Profe ssor
Miss Huggum,
what kind of a
noun is a kiss?
Miss Huggum
Common, very
common indeed.
= Professor
Decline 1t.
Miss Huggum
Il? Never!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Not Her Fault.


Mrs. Eyergo-
i un ders t a n d
that your daugh-
ter said | am a
gossipfng gada-
bout.
Mrs. Stayat-
hone-Oh, You
mustn't payany
attention to the
child. She is
forever repeat
ing what she
hears all the
neighbors say
ing.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
EVASIVE.
SPORT!

Il heard that Jones said he would
trust me with his pockethook What
do you think of that?"
4 don't think there's ANYTHING in it"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Practical.

Z" 'Tislove that
makes the world
go around" she
blithely sang.
Then how do
you account for
the action of
the moon and
S Ia rs?" a sked
the man from
Boston in his
severely prac-
teal way.
And he does
not know to
this day how
much he miss
ed by taking
such a prosaic
V i e w of t h e
matter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Motost: q say, any Of you chaps col rendeer?v
A Courthouse.

The old board
er was giving
the new arrival
some informal
ton.
six engage
m G n is have
been formed in
this boarding
house in less
than a year."
said he.
Indeed" re-
piled the new
conner, Impress
ed. You might
almost call it a
courthouse"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
AFTER ThE REcEprIoM

He Her costume that night capt.
waited him. The papers described IL as
a fetching gown"
She Probably because it fetched"
her husband.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
lie MELANcHoLY DAYS.

why do they call these melancholy
days?"
Because they are the days when
Just as you have finished paying up
your debts FOR your summer vacation
you remember that you have got to be-
gin saving up for the holidays"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
MADE 1T A BARGAIN.

Its a swindle!" she said. 1.-THE idea
of charging IS for that"
Under the circumstances, madam"
returned the floorwalker who had been
attracted to the spot, I'VE will make it
$4.99cto you
All" she said, producing her purse,
that's more like it,"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
TIE OLD. OLD STORY.

80 the will has been read. George
and the estate is TO be divided.
Yes: into seven parts"
"A part for each heir?''
mo; q part for each lawyer"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03

Mistress Ton the sec
ond day to new cook)
Bridget, just lend
me % cents. I'm out
of change.
Cook tasidel = Ha,
ha! That's why she
said yesterday the
cook in the house was
treated as one of the
family, is it?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Carefully.

do you no.
tice any change
in D u m | e W"
asked the tall
man.
mo, I don't!"
snapped the 9th
er man sourly.
it was Dunn
ley's tailor.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
THE REAL THING.

Measures not men," unused the man
who occasionally thinks aloud.
Whats the answer?" queried the
human Interrogation point.
"a dressmaker," replied the noisy
thinker, with a fiendish grin.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Justification.


Brother Fred
What! Using
hair dye! And
you say you're
only nineteen?
Sister NAB
Yes. The good
dye young, you
know, Freddie.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
SHE WASN'T SATISFIED.

"Forewarned is forearmed." he hap
pened to say
"oh. dearie," cried she "how / wish
you We're four armedl"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
BY the Sea.

He-If you re
fuse me, I'll
I'll dash my
brains out on
the rocks below.
She = That is
impossible. A
man who would
do that hasn't
any brains.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03
Time by the
Foreiock,

Sally Gay -
Di id he k i S s
you?
Dolly Swift
Yes. But, oh, 1
was so morti-
fed! 1 kissed
him first.
Sally Gay
Goodness! Why
d j d y GU do
that?
Dolly Swift
Why, you see, l
thought he was
going to kiss
me a moment
or two before
he really did,
and 1 acciden-
tally got ahead
of him.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-03

Kind Gentleman
Don't you think you
can do better than
being merely a tramp?
Weary don't know
but what you're right,
boss. De profession is
overcrowded.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Mbseiaufeues Sahr ipar fur Sobn
Sun fein fAIedteS.

Das ~abseIuufsne Sabr III i'm sro6en
@dnaen elm euiss fit ben briiii6sn Sons
bel eepeisn. ObpobI Der risIise Nufs
idtpuns, ben man BEL 1eeubieuna bes
iloufriinnii6sn 8rissss borousiaete. id
tisber nod nlGt eessiet bat, 70 fam bod
Sobn 8ua olS &bebsr. Sd %ffsbauer,
5abrliant. 2aufmann, Snsenieur, Cru.
benbsfber. BANTER unb Sinan,mann uui
1902 nit elmer setpifsn @s~nusibuuns aus
rddbliden. st Ia enblid aus fslnsm
S&lafe aufaetpadt (s) unb bat einiebsn
s%elernt. baB uud er nit Der 8sit fort.
idreiten mus. 8aidmeIsuns unb 8e.
contribution iinb bic 2ooiunsSip5rter ae.
tpeien. unb is!bft bic Bnbnssieaihaftsn
limb oaran gegonsen, ibren Betrieb bon
Woaren unb MinsraIisn neu ,u reaeln.
Die 6fentlidsn @innabmen finb b6ber.
als man is beranf6Iast bate, unb aeisen
einen perbdItniBmdbis sutsn usberfdub
dber bic BON 8Uriabre. isIbf ipenn man
bic etbbbte 8easueruns in 8etra6t aisbt.
Guf Der anberen Settle mus man freiIib
Sueeitsben, bab ircb Der Tbntiahs, bas
mebr oils ie4S Monate felt 0eenbiaune
oss 8urenfrieses SeHofsn iinb. bic bf.
feniliden auseaben nod nihi bic Ser.
mineefune auftueiieu, tpeIde bic Stsuer.
Sabler germ feben tpiiroen, unb bic Ser.
abissuns tpirb aud fir geraume 3eit
nibt sintretsn. ba man RitteI fir Sit.
aftifa, bic REORGANIZATION bon Deer uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
@iesrfprhhe i'm SeriAt Der Mos
felps @ommifftpu aefunoeu.

Ser 2onbonsr 8sridtetfatter Der Rsp
Dorf Tribune" meIbet, bab bic 8eli&ts
ber Woislp' GOmmifipn an bic bri,ifdsn
8eDetfi6often fiber bic in Nmerifa es.
ma6ien 8sobudtunsen msbr @ibsr.
iprtihe. als ionif sttpas enibaIten. Ders
isnise Punft. in tpsIGsm bic @cmmiEdre
elmer @inieuna ON Rd6ftsn iommen, 1T
bic Anii6t. baB Der beimiids 8ebarf an
Wonufatiurtuaursn oler Mrt in Amsrifa
augenblidlid 70 sros 1T, bob man nidt
su befir6ten bruudt, ba6 bic engIii1sn
@raeugniRs in @robbritnnnieu ODER i'm
Wslimarfte bon lbnen psrbrdnst tpsrbsn
ipiroen. Do6 seftebt man su, oaB bel
einem NadloHen bes amerifanifden
RaufbeblrfniRes bic lbsrI6aGissn @aa.
rem in ben aroBbritaunif6en uno in bic
fremosn Didrfte in gefdbrIi4sr Dsiis
einbrinpen tperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
@eaen Napier,oae.

Die 8ertreter msbterer getp gorfet
unb Bbiinbelpbiasr 8eiiuneen befinben
ii6 in @aibinsion. UNI arrangements su
trsffen flr cine bort ab3ubalienbe Ser.
'iammIung prominenter BerIeger unb
9eitunesberauSeeber, pelde beim Con.
areB auf bic aufbebuns oss 9oas auI
Solabrei unb SoI,fuisr fur 8apisrfnbri.
faiion erinaen ppIen. Mebrere ben Sc.
asnftanb betreffenoe 8iqS iinb bsreiis i'm
@onereB einesbraGt tporosn unb befinben
iib in ben Nrdibsn bes Sinanseomitef
Oss Sauiss. Die 8srIsser ssbentsn bel
lbren 4reumentaiionen bsionberss Sc.
pibt barauf su leaen. onB infoIae bon
oqmdlieer @ridbpfuns bes 8orraibs bon
seeienetem ooh, tpsIdes friher fdr ben
3ped aus ben an ben 8i~nnenfeep aeIe.
eeneu Staten be,oesn purbe, Der les,
bsftebenbe S6ussoQ fofiii6 iIuiorift,
unb ba ssssnipdrtis eeeieuetss SoIs 70.
pie SoIsbrei unb SoIfaier in arobsn
WnGen aus Canada bsaossn tpereen
mub. iosar su elmer arOben 2af fur
sinen tpi&tissn 8psis Der bsimifdsn Sn.
ouItrie aetrcroen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Rapitaliften pOnen Staliener nab
Snbafrifa importiren.

Den @npitaIifsn finb bic 26bne. bic
fs ben anidiisen tpeiBen arbsitern sab.
len mtfeu. su bod. Snfolee oef en- brin.
ssn iie in bic 8eeierune bon 0ataI. bic
Siniubr bon 5asel6bnern aus BEN n5re.
li&en StaIisn 40 seftatten uno ;u srHtun.
tern, bamit bic neuen MnRsrperfs su
9ietermaribbure nit bidieen N~rbsitsfrdf.
ten erbaut ipsrben i5nnsn. @enn bic
StaIiener oieie arbeit uerridist. m5ee
ibnen bic Resisruns bic @rIaubniB sur
AniisbIure auf BEN 2anbe esben. Die
8sflrmorter oisiss planes tpeiien barauf
bin. bab italieniide Nrbeiter in ,,bot.
i%bsiIboftsr" @siie in Der S&psia in
Osftsrrsi&. 0suti&lunb. Mrsentiuisn unb
in ben 8ersinietsn Staten befddftiet
lpsrben. Yin etli&sn 8abnIinien in Der
gapeolpnie unb in Naial arbeiten Stale,
nsr. Sbre arbeiisIe,ftuns ii orsifa&
grbber ole bic Der Neeer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
WamtOTclil

gh bakn fold cine bbtt ub puafSnbks Sammlune ppu R6nHt, Gnautn- unb Rim
br-wautpfhu bon Der mar HR stas auspGbtn fam uno uutn gHHf fb bic nhhsau, III
pa6tn fete Snppns sdaut wasn I5nne. Sn ehpn 6SatH fab unFn prrfs bbmitue
untn Natt. Gum 9dbdd:
p1 gdhmHme Hpmp, Opna pbrG pntt SIpprS fir WGnnr Bon braun WMtR Rib, bic
gpStnH6 $500 hfn. Sept fir 81 so bas par.
unb mir pufufn Dodge Gt nit pds bdtbk slippers fir gmutn, bn gp5bnNds pas
$3.50, fir BLOC has gaM.
Braun gi aS Opera. unb GvnatgmiOHau fir Rauns ~ 80 aSs $50 Ss paa.
-S raaen' UantoHeIn fur Nbenbs
9u fHb baauf shent6ht, iMr anbuerune fir abtnt. slippers, nit elmer auspabI BON
Bid ab, Sbal ah. nit Spsn bdtts aMs SiPprs nit /. 8 au 4 Rhmen ~ sniaa.
Treit fnb ausnabmsmsHs fr mabe ub ranehtn pn 81. 90 bis $500 bs paar.
Sdb0mf s Gpemcer. SO. 41c . SRrns e.. etrahe'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Neaiffer's Naebricbt.
I'm ole e,satcren. grecitorsn une anoere int.
r~sirts 9trionen.

ttnttte Petluneh.
Rahri6t ~ 70 hermit aeaebsn, oab Die mad.
benannten Yetonen ibte 8shnung n eiraetra.
gen babsn in Dem amte oes Neaiiters 3.r pri.
'ung bon &eftameuien uno &ribeiluna BON No.
minifratio 1spap ieren In uno fur oas eountp
e%adamauna oob befdgie aominiftratoren, Gre.
tutorsn uno Borminbtr ibse Rednunaen In
rem amte bee Heaifers belliden baben urb
bOb o~sielben Dem BaiieH. @eriHte oes beiaat,n
&ouniies AR BeftltianHg poraelegt lueroen ann
Wontaa. ben IL. 9aHnar 1908, nm 10 llbr
gormitiass i'm @eridtseebduos.
t-9aTrp piiiatray, Grffutor bts psrf. Senry
piflapap. CGrfs unb tnesiItiss Abrt&nuna.)
2-Scftpbint atiifr, 8ptmunb bee minosr-
i6briasn 8resrid pUparp Oman. (gubsiItiss
3~Sinais 9. gruvsr, Wsminiaratorin S.s
rsrf. 8ranf 3. GrSssr. tGussaItiss sbrsG.
4o8. u. RatIou. sraass sss Ssra. Sam,s
Rittnn. (GntsiItiss gtrstnuns)
5-Monrpt 3. DIAN, Grsfuior br ytrR.
ecuiia Q. @risbt. (Grfs unp snbsaltist Ab-
6-GSrOIins Or. @rssn. Grsfaisrin sss pua.
9amts Q. @rmn. (Grffs unb snssalhst vi.
7~SaItr 3. Gtriamas, ersiator sr ssrf.
edfpdrtnf v. Sfaplfs. lSrlfe unb snbgtlttgf
9brshnung.)
8-Gran ". u Cooper nnb Sarab Sbsay,
Grffutprinnsn bee pfrlt. b. Q. Cooper, ptl&tr
8prmune mar Der minhfrtGbristn 9rsne .,
Cafe. (&nbeiItigt slbf ftnung.)
90. D. 9arsp 1t al, @rffufortn ete Ssra.
parriieu Z. Mainss. (3ptttt uup fubsiIhst
Abrehuune.)
10 Ssnnis @iaiams, Qeminifralorin bss
puf. Gran 3. @iaiams. (erft une tnbsfItss
slbrs6nuns.)
ff-Gbpare Sbonp, gemiuiIraicr brr vsrH.
gnnis e. Sbcup. (Grat Hnb snbsilttss ab-
rtdnung.)
f2-&swarO 9. Suffer, Eruass bss vsra. g.
q. 6uarf. (Grft unb tubsiiliise AbrrGnuug)
f3-Samuh Rutb. Grffuicr bes psrlf. 4bplpb
8utb. (@rite unb subsilties Abrs6nuns)
f4-Ssnrp .. Wdrptli, elmer Der &rffutprtn
bee pfrff. 9obn RaHlcm. C3ptiis uno fnesii.
tigt Abrrduung)
is Marp Spifi, abminifratOrin Der psrfi.
Sarat Spiff. (srhs unO sncsaItiss abrt9.
uung)
i6-9ams esa. gOrmunb sn miueaiSbri.
gen gnn Swtns. (Gnbstltiss abre&nuns.)
17-@sorst W. Ysfmfr, 6rsfaicr ets peri.
elias Bttmn.
f9-8ioyp M. goune une Catherine 8stms,
Grsfutorsu bee ptrlt. Rl6plas gIouns.
5f,4p Wm. 800, Sr.
Rssifa Of Bias.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
&ronpriu;sRin 2ouife NTH Gus.
tp%anberu.

8ronprinseifn 9ouiie. ibr asitpsiIiser
2isbbabsr. Der beIeii6e Sprn1lsbrer 81.
ron, grsberaos 2sopolb Ssrbinanb (8ru.
Der Der aronprinssifin) unb bsftn seit.
peiIise @eliebte. bic Wiensr SGnufpis.
lerin Sri. Abamppie, polen 10 balb tpie
m5sIih ben Staub guropas eana bon
lbrsn Bsinen iHdtteln uno nod amerifa
austpaneern. Sic mbsen nab ben Ser.
einiaten 5taaten fommen. tpsnn fe bic
@stpibbeii erbulten, bob fe nidt bon BEN
Silfs, ginpnnberunes. @ommiHdr Wil.
liamS in BEN YOrf osportirt tpsrhen.
aae bier ieqen es fh Dor. bnB 60 rel.
sen6 iein mus, bier i'm freisn 2anbs auf
sisensn 8einsn itsbsn. ibren 2sbsnsunters
bait buf6 eieene 8emibuns psrbiensn
unb nebenbei unesf6rt ibrsr aiebe Isbsn
,u f1nnen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
BANTER Srsper In Gbieaso muB
bod in'S 3n6tbaue i~paubern.

Na&oem er bon isbem sinsslnen ibm
ourd oaS @efeb eepdbrten Wittsl Sc.
byoub 9ena6t bat, um ber iiber ibn pers
bduetsn 8udibausftafs su sniseben.
mlro Der frlbers Banter 6. 9. Drsper,
tDeIher bereinf unter ben DeutiH, Nmes
ritanern @bicaao's cine Der erien Rolen
ipielie. nuumshr bod bic eeltrsiftsn 2lei.
Der anIeeen mlfsn. SIN Der &anslei bes
@riminal' @erihtss in chicago traf Elm
@%risnntniB bes 8unbes. Obsrseribts Elm,
our6 peI6es isine 8erufuns seesn bic
@niihsibune Der S~taatsaeriHte perrpor.
fen tpiro. Dtspet's 8anf itelte Dor ists
Scbren infoiae bts 8uiammsnbrubs Der
Hationalbanf bon Suinois ibre 9obluu.
gen Elm unb ibre 8unoen, fnft burGmes
ben drmersn 8Iafen anesbSrige Dsuti6s
Ameritdner, bnben u 8 Brpcent ibrer
Depcfien S%uridsrbalten. Ser BANTER
trurpe oann in 4~ntlasesufanb perfesi,
neil err Der Wstt Bari. 9sb5rbe bic
Summe bon sitpa $500, 900 uioerreht.
lib porenibaIien baben fol- uno etrpd Elm
Sabr baruuf e,fOlete feline srfte Gsrur.
tbeilune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
Or. Q. y. SanD's Office.

Do bic 3adridt ssiIiRsutli& usrbrsi.
let ipurbe. bob i'd msine YIoris aufeeee.
ben babe. 10 pani6s i'd su bemsrfsn. bas
mir bisieIbe su iebr ans 9svs sstpa6fsn
IL, um bies 30 tbun ; uno oob meine pa.
iisnisn bases,u prOtsiiisrsn. oab i'd mid
sur Rubs fsbs. 70 lanee ih oienftfdbie
bin. Rsine Office III i'm 8ooferp @s,
baubs, @de Buibmeton Npsnue unb
Spruce StraBe. ni&t an Der penn apes
nue., unb meiae Goniuliationshunben iinb
bon as nbr Ra&m. uno 70 Abeubs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08

~ amnOneirt i'm .@rasnbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-08
GrahtIOfe Selesrapbie Elm GrfOls.

Die Watconi'i4e Station flr brabt.
lois Depei&sn au @Iace Bat. %. g..
ftebt iebt in fieiiser 8~erbinbuue nit Der
Station in GoSntpna unb arbsitet nit is.
BEN Gage better unb leihter. Warconi
tdIt fi1 aur 3sit nod in @Iaee 8ap aui.
nirb aber bsmnddft fi6 nod Der Gap
Cob Station beBeben. Marconi fenbst
Jest tdpIi@ stpei ober bret brabilOis De.
pefhen nod europa. bon osnen einiee
rs6t umfanerei& paren. Inter ben
Gmpfdnssrn FOLDER Dspeidsn tpdrsn au
usnnen bic Gr.8aiierin @ussnie uno bic
ensIiihen 9atIoments : WitsIiebsr Sir
Sobn Gong unb oenniter Snfton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-03

-Grfer @ebGnte. Serr:
ga, ia, ib CLAUDE, mir ssben i4Itms
men 3eiten entgeben; pie piro IS lpoPl
in fiinfSie Sdhren uusie9sn
Dame: SD frage mid audi, mas
pirO mar pObI bann fir Nobsn tEua
asR...2"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Astu-3Dork DAILY Gribnsss
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FooRETGN-at the presentation Of an address
r. Mr. Chamberlain at the Constitutional Clup,
the Colonial Secretary and the Premier Ihaoe
speeches which showed that they were III ehtIIe @
a-ror5 regarding the scheme of fiscal revision
The German Emperor expressed warm
-a,,+irnents of friendship for the President and
people of the United States at dinner gwen
nv Ambas ssador Tower at klel. - hIng ho-
wards birthday celebrated in Great Brltalh
ard The colonies: his majesty attended on morse
back the ceremony Of the trooplng OIL the ColoI @
on the nzrade Socialists in the second
German elections increased their representation
in the Reichstag by twenty-three seats :"
The signing of the Cuban treaties has been
POSTPONED until next week; little work is being
,fone by the Congress. = In the races at hlel
the German Emperor's yacht the Meteor. won
the American Cup, presented by ]. 2. Morgan;
the Navahoe was first in her class
DoMESTIC-President Roosevelt gave a
luncheon at the White House in honor of Sir
Thomas Iipton. It authoritatively
snnounced that Postmaster General Payne viii
not resign unless his health breaks down -
Fx Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith
replied to the Tuiioch charges against his ad-
rninistration Of the Postofflce Department -
The temper Of the people in Wilmington made
inc situation there still very serious; the dan
ger of further rioting has not passed = In
the stockholders suit to prevent the increase IN
the capitalization and ho1lded lnoenteoness VI
the Cramps Mr.. Stotesbury, who foated the
loan testified that he obtained the money only
h4, an appeal to the civic pride of Philadelphia.
as Individuals banks and trust companies all
refused TO lend the money - It is under
stood that the test of the turret of the monitor
Arkansas CEEelODe1
fion - Three Republican district conven-
rioDs made nounina tions for Assemblymen- --
The 7th Regiment Will break camp at Peeks-
kill early this morning, with the record OF one
pleasant day in the field.
CITY-Stocks We're dull and irregular. -
Bishop Potter replied TO the open letter of the
Rev. r. c. Filngham in regard TO the Church
Of st Mary the virgin. 60 60 II We ieaI - L.
that Jerome and Clarke were devoting them
selves chiefly now TO effort to land Charles
r Murphy The Interurban Street Rail-
x-sv Company announced that it would give
transfers at about fifty more points OF inteTsec-
1ion. The police made raids on six pool
rooms and captured 592 prisoners. =- A great
cotton house issued notices of delivery of July
cotton 70 the aggregate of 10000 bales; the re-
cefvers viii have to pay about So f5ooeh -
Two men were badly hurt in a fight between
Trisfraen and Italians. - Winners at Sheeps-
head Bay: Interval Dekaber, Baseful. Andy
Williams Bon Mot Nalour.
THE WEATHER--Indications for to-day:
Fair followed by showers. The temperature
YESTERDAY: Highest a. degrees; lowest, 90
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Under BROADWAY.

The request of Mr.. August Belmont repre-
senting the subway construction interests, for
authority 10 build spur from Forty-second-st
down Broadway TO Union Square, raises three
questions namely whether an addition TO the
rapid transit system now nearing completion
should be undertaken without delay, whether
the proposed route is the best. and how much
F. money the city is able to advance for the pur
pose through the sale of bonds.
Nothing was said we believe at the meeting
of the commission or Thursday, when Mr. Bel
inonts proposal was taken into consideration,
about the terms which he is willing 10 make,
and some doubt has been expressed to
whether the offer of year ago holds good; but
our supposition is that it does. 1t will be re-
lnembered that the Belmont Mcdonald COM
psny in July. 1902, proposed 10 build the Brook
lyn extension for 100000 exclusive of the
sum fixed for terminals. or for 81, 100000 10
build the Brooklyn extension and the Broad
way spur. The latter proposition well re-
ceived by the public and officially commended,
hut the commission was advised that il could
not legally be accepted. inasmuch as a Broad
way extension had not been included in the in
Hitation 10 bid for the tunnel to Brooklyn. Com
ing now before the board a separate pro-
posal il can. of course. be entertained under
the present law. and there seems 10 be no rea-
son why the Belmont interests should expect
more favora bic terms than those which they
we're satisfied with year ago and which are
sell within the limit imposed by the city's inan-
cial condition.
II has already become commonplace that
the tunnel roads now nearly finished will not
meet the transportation requirements OF New
York for single year. or. probably. even for
day. More underground roads must be built in
ihe near future. Mr.. Parsons's elaborate and
interesting scheme Of subway development has
aot vet been sufficiently examined, and will have
10 wait for time; but line under Broadway,
connecting at Forty -second-st- and Union Square
with the original lines, and at Thirty -third-st
with the Pennsylvania crosstown tunnel, would
rertainly be of great advantage and should be
undertaken, we think, with as little delay as
possible unless il can be shown that substan-
italy the same ends would be better served by
b line connecting along different route with
the Pennsylvania and the Forty -second-st. tun-
pels II has been suggested that road under
Seventh-ave instead of under Broadway, and
continuing TO the lower end of the city would
De preferable for two reasons-because il would
be nearer to the great retail shops of Sixth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
rv,ou THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.

,,,osbi,eton June 2s-The President entertained
Cir rbomas Lipton at luncheon to-day Tne other
yrasts we're Secretary Moody. Andrew u "hlts'
e,or1,. arnba dor to Germany; William fiie'
tta 5esigrer of Shamrock III; r. A T. smith, VICE
comp,odore of the New-York Yacht Cluo' ASsist
ant Secretary Sanger. Adjutant Generdi C'ioil.'
George w Perkins of New-York. ana senator
Hanna The state dining room was uSe" anu 81 90
- NOS decorated with flowers and ferns. oiF
T,ror,as arrived at / O'Clock, and was eoFoahS ie
caived by the President. whom he met on ms iaS1
visit TO this country. The members OF tne pa ~
discussed the coming yacht races. the ffesiue"' "
exhibiting keen interest in them AI'eE 'i'
1,,obeon Sir Thomas started for New-fOrk traVeF
ling in the private car of President L0ree Oh 'l7
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. - -,
Ex-Postmaster General Charles Emory smith tooA
breakfast with the President this morning
President Roosevelt and party OF fTiendS en-
loved an old fashioned dinner last evening at 'iie
log cabin of the Dfckey family on the virginia
side of the Potomac at Great Fails Ihe party,
which included, besides President Roosevelt Clsi
Service Commissioner Proctor James X Narheiu
Commissioner of Corporations: Clifford Plncnot. ol
the Agricultural Department; Mr.. Coolidge or New
York: Surgeon General Rixey of the navy, anu ana
G. G. Boteler of this city, met at tile nome VI -.
Rixev in Alexandria County, Va at cIock 80. &
terdav afternoon and the trip the Dickey nome
wyoming the gift of the cowboys and citizens ol
Douglas, Wyo. 49,, e.....o-,, IIa1, at
the IatterS house Tonight