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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

Friday evening ~ Tho new vaude-
vile house will be known ~ amateur
uighf fhe hirEest part ~ tftr rrosraFn
i-clns given over - the u-prnfesalan.
:. talent The performance will heEtn
a. o clock Instead - 80 The frEt4
lar bin ~ drawing Neii this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

II T. In r. ~ - ' To-
EASY To REACH. EASY TO BUY.
Beautiful location on shore OF Ia Ike
washington. short ride on &c elcc-
trio ears from First and Washing
ton. large lots. b1Nil3 with alley.
are selling fast az SIS. SIS aud 500.
al s. aud $40 down and s. month:
4S5 already sold, everybody likes
Rainier beach it's the hest and
cheapest property on market for
home and Investment. schools.
churches. stores; fine garden sell.
cleared and grasled aven 1ses,- sl.se-
walks. grand views. boating. hath
ing fishing hlah and healthfui.
plenty wood and city water. iaffF
her on terms or homo built. See
MIR. Weed. agent, office At Rainier
Beach. or G. X Sturtevant. owner,
$40 BOSTON block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
nrw PASTOR INsTAILEp

Rev. v. ~. Forbes was installed %
pastor ~ the Lane Street Pfesby
trrlan church. Tuesday even.
-. a.
sfiGs fsrFa - NaWIUf pf"HfHsH tttf
Inhalation sermon. Rev. y. J. I'd
n1onds prapouudcd the constituti0n
~ question. and Rev ]. NJ Wilson
delivered the charge 20 the pastor
: W X. Hutchinson 90. IL stiIi sell.
ing 1850 grade Of shirt with tvs
pairs ~ cuffs for 81 %. There r. nc
easier way for you 10 save zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
CAPTURED
The Most Dangerous Negro Grim
inaI i'm America Is Now Be-
hind the Bars
Melvin wsp.

DALLAS. Tex. Jufy x--Iaiias Rab-
ln4HA. alias Hubby. said % b. thu
niasa dsnzerozs nsxru gTinssuai IN
America Wns captured hFFr to<fsr. lie
10 wansfa for the kiiiiaK ~ a pniarss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

man N Chicago. th- Killing n a ~
iigara&n Ia Denver ard fHr sAr &iisims
- q citizen ~ Fart Wurth fic came
hers frara California Nhffe BE- = also
wanted for minor rYfriea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

TWO haudT carpeatsrs o. build cut
tsEe b. contract Roisert tohnston
HunphY. West seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

OWNER leaving for Alaska will Haerl-
Zee fine lots near Woodland park
for $500, terms. Jas. 3. Taylor, 4is
Arcade. a. 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

YOu SHOULD INVESTIGATE
S8o-5 Acres 81 deep rich soil with an
ahundangN n pure running water,
handy to the electric car You cpn
reach this property from the business
center IN "a short time aa you can
Green Lake. Perfect title. easy
terms Adams a Nichols tti Wash
fOH sAi4E@a-ronm house on noat on
Lake Union, only &ih cash. Take
tfniVeraitv car, Van station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

fUHf small fur trrHer. White and
HiHrh aunfHs between Great HDf tflfru
deuuf aud Marion lna Western afns
Hue. + OhHaH pet lfrfHHu - pr
Hnflfe IrHiia Poser Co. Marion aud
tHfHfHfu fEaHmra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
Pound

TO LOAN Private money. only
flrat.claaa securitira
TO SELL Residence lots Houses
erected n desired. easy terms 10
TO LET Houses and flats ono
g-r1ona. nice.
TO SELL Elegant f0-faan4
dwelling Large grounds superb
viaH, desirable nelRhbarho0d Taeesd
sale owner leaving the city Price
$1,000. worth much more 1900 duNn.
TO GfYE-K Kitchen range on sole
Of house.
LYMAN y. KNAPP.
10 Haiirr Buildils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

gEATTLE. EDMuNps AND
EVERETT
The raiafihi steamer. CITY or
aNEnETT. Three round trips daily
Leaves Feattle a. "a. ~ ~. aht 5
9. ga. Leaves Everett s.is a. M. 2i1e
and 10 >. n.
Phone. Jntnes 1871. Coiman Deck
= d. SCOTT. AEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

WE can iocets you on tne best homestead
lands IN Washington. We have aunli
aadd farms Tor sale. Call on r. "a
casey aOa Pacific block Seattle
CHEAP lots a. $50 On. at Hlllman city.
emily II minutes ride on Old nautnu cai
line on Washington street. terms 9.
down 81 monthly. Come today, Lars,
warm afnre on gfuunda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24


Art-floN AAGE ~ El.Es a ST
FrhNlTrR ADM y ~ ~ TOR =
$40 n ritE Estate % ~ ~
yin, 49, s,s nm i.it : III 4 va
sni NkniroS srhEEf. eoMs
AiENftNa M0SDAr THE xsrtt
llftF. A. he sffsf,FHs# SHARP. Ill
h.dANT nakfss bHfsa 8sAlR NAT
fBf.HHfs. FLEA lhi4 pAk Dis iNe.
ROOM " RNfTf re. clIfNt gAH
lNEfA PARfsDN hSift ktk
TifE MOST COSTLY TiRkists
fffar HfAT-i - ~ RfuSIF. riI
GLASS IS URfsAT VARIETY. Al
iFwHi.nY. PAiNrISGa fEAfif-
ER lFHQl STIRRED EAf n
t'ntfftA CHICK EHfNs 7rRifsNT
rfANo. BILLIARD TABLE. f.t.E=
sANI CD Ks MAknf.s STAT
i,YftkSff NJ lsteT bgFFEREi5
~ kEAfTfsfl . - BIG kEMfpS
ArcrIoNl.Ek.
AUCTION aAf.E u fln- furniture. he
runteutH - i-fllrafiHhed prtsHt :
house 81 q HNksFtoa 4 90. vii
nssi On frfdaf thV I'm - p'elpct
on tbe pfsnir~s. Ne lssi BIOS s-irrr
avruHa. corner - olive strert. fine
iuf fnfnlfnrr. an FieEauf BABY Erni 4
piano. cost fsH. domestic sewing
machine fine Eacs Curtains. t1nter
table. ~ kHfs. extension table dining
ehntfe. puFfirr~H. couch. fire caFflsis
falEE ftra faAe tfkr and broad iva :.
al D.. g. hi1kcrteu a Co. ailc~
Efatnrfrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

Mrs Lay
Trrr~FTn friraam claim h. - a.
y hsstS Ea@tlslsa - klls.ss< Nssf~,
Salfr bad Deserted TeFFsfs dsuxh-
ter and keF ntts~ babr. sssd. 4 n
claimed had repeatedly drivers Intst
the Terrell place with tSa girls.
making J~uuArea ehaut bis Nffr
Terfris hhd in basAe@ nesf the Fnad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
Classified Ads

~ - - - - 49,
For ssis--aiscsiisreevs
sssecisf aKis Ansftean wafshra-s3aia aiie i
Auist4eaa aatFh. sf4ffznte1 % srzfa g. ~ !
Nfittssi ssEafaftse. Ata~fi1An Wateh a
gspssfT &C.. ~ tsa ess. na4nisf- Grand.
aAntaaE ~ sfausnary Nsfsr tans beii~Fs
faaf tHa Haat Eafn 1aL ginera and
ppu. tll Hansca 81
HEoFHs. rasasa, eafrsts isstheF ehHlfss
fahtsss haass asss. pagaHalsa sa1 pzetarss
81 hsif Efies eei Coz issAs sfFsgt.
FOX BAi.E t5asaffne enEina. thafae
puNef 81 GOOD condition. fHVafFH az
fartnfv ~ chr AntFs copper Mig Co...
ten FIRST avenue south,
Fer Rsnt---F furnished Reors
alfANn f1Efgte flofEf4 ifis hrs 49,
ngs. kssfsa aratF flFuzsfce. Al asaszsse
ef.fss rssHisfsfes
BILLS htfazs- sas Flffh sTeulls, hsSiF
fufr shrd Rll Nl=tefu CufN UutesiAsla.
npuaHkreptnE foguns
SGrE tfauf ru1m faT I've EfntisHsn.
ia Foursh nNsHuw
$50 - - - - = ~ ~ - !. =
chris fE&Ake ! feHNlle hsaFeau Col
lare Hoelsfg and theatrical daHeins
and body culture Phone Hed p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

- ACRES Rich valley land. near
kent. niee stream Vt water threus b
aSbisKf MArrnY. ma New York Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

~ ~ tis8@Niar waIUr ffunt. near Ed
monds handy 90 depot and boat
price for few days - pr acre.
ROBERT MALTuY ti0 New York Bik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
LYMAN r. KNAPP,
10 iiailar Buildi1E


VIRTUE loans munfv on rsaf estate.
Long time puFablr monthly IN d..
sired = a Virtue. Euatan HOAX.
Llrnna mn luLInaI.-n n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
Auction Sale

larea Hoeisfy AID theatrical daaeins
and buig culture Phone Red p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24
RAINIEn nEAcIi-

81 g,o-ia auFps east % Kent ie acre.
elcafed. balance In timber. heuao
barn cue ktl mouse sih.ltl ofchaiu
we'll tenurd AlettcnEfgn a Afuell, y
ROCKWELL block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

RosGhi MALrnY. 40 Sew Yors Blk

81 ACRES Adjoining small town. B
acres cisaredi acres more partiy
cleared broom HOUSE lanEe barn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

s1g0. 20 ncrcs good Alder bottom land
| 3 ACRES cleared. Do miles fruIn seattle.
] " arnsr 4 60. sss Arcade Ridr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-24

Cat green corn. tss bexs nsw Cal
potatoes. - ton. carrots. f.za sack
tsrnivs - sack hsthoisse tomatoes.
81 N6fi - Per box. string beans. ~ =.
eueunbsrs. saEe dor radiahes isc
dDxau hafarheN. aufana. r3 csgt.
green. faa dor bunrhrs Cal. water
n..Ll.-.. {. l.Ell q ~ a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
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PERSONAL POINTS. r
+
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A McNu.ty LETT Saturday for Little
Rock
J. T. Davis went to Little Rock yes
terday, Il
c. c. Thompson returned to Little
Rock Saturday.
Majo. IsbelI lett Saturday morning
for Little Rock
NJ ana Mrs. II. Daaaher are in
Little Rock today.
j S. Mcdonnell Of Altheimer was
in the city Saturday.
;. G. Narney was IN the city yes
terda$ from Little Roe4.
Chas Noble. mill man. was in TIE
city yesterday from RediieId.
Aesdames Lee ana ffttsa rox -4;ts=e
gone to Colorado Springs. Col
W. T. Young left for Jackson,
Tenn, on short y,siglast eee.ah...
Miss Fannie Watsaa.@ @oI salp4q.r
Springs is aa0 visiting III BadTeid.
judge Tanez mas reqeaea
from aa sfraua.. e..s
wez=t
? = Psaaz45.a 4s=ei#5=5ae seafa.
err Grocery lbe= city
t a..
Gee. Cra0tara=la1t yesterday fer
sam eoJazN. 10 Wazk Ia lie tin
be# business.
Mr.. ana Nr=. FI.ua1= .Hillae5ez1
fos=E5ztia 8eeEfa~t evening 10 spend
sInaa.s
N. {. A=hengz. the=Weil known
railroad man. Is nov. express messea.
ger on the Cotton Bet trains.
Miss Thompson ieft for e..
rado Springs IN company win Mo-
danes Hugh and lee Fex.
Mr.C E. na4reH. a 1o1maf. resiaenf
Pine Buff vas in ta.efty Friday
ana Saturday
I. w. Miller returned home Friday
from Chicago. whe:e he has been for
the past several weeks with Mrs. Mil
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT

The tax books for the CO act,o
the special asses sn3ent upon he ri
p!operey in graveling disrrier y.
fer TIE pui pose of gravellrs aaa
lrg has been placed in my aandS i
owners Of real property IN SAID n
-rict are required to pay ta4.r ass.
II en1s to ne on or before tHa I'm
i august, 1905. If such 3aeman, \
1T n@4e action will be e4,nmon
a, the end Of that time for the colin
ticn Of the said assessmen1. and Il
legal penalties and costs. Given y.
e'el my hand this 18th daz Of IN,
1903. R. ROBINSON, Collector
Aug. Is.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

ne has gone to settle with the govern
menr 1or the bondsmen, Jones and
Miad1ebrook, in the case of the de-
faulting postmaster at Wabbaseka.
DR.. 0. w. Collins was bitten by a
spider on the right wrist and has
.-~,.4e4 eu IiI,e4s@4y nltn It IOl Llie past
several days.
&C. NJ. Linn, the we'll known truck
farmer, was in the city yesterday
With TWO trateo VI stra WUell4eS. -
atceeu tlau It l-du Deu41 Iala4-45 -
lco lol tuIIty yea.o, Ual he, - -.
4o.e .las ne Nad strawberries ca Jne
1atn OF July.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

Mr. and us. w. NJ. Toney, has re-
turned from visit to her friends
IN Hot Springs.
Misses Flora Sanders and Stel-a
! Volmer OF Little Rock, viii be the
guests OF the Misses kaufman for
several days.
Y. .. Wilkins. who has been IN
Memphis fol some time. is rapidly
imr. owing in heallh and will return
nome i'll about two weeks.
Mr.. c. f. Johnson mas returned from
Fadncah. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Johnson, and they vii MAKE
Pine Bluff theis future hore.
REV. and MIS- S. L. Pine left Sat
urday fol Hensley. Rev. Pine VIII
hold a series OF meetings at Nood-
sen, beginning today.
Miss EuIalie Halliburton. Of Lite
Rock, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
Il. Z. Burton has returned to her
nome
Marcus Belnat1, wao has been i'll
tAe CRY tor the past foar weeks.
Visiting his friends and bpoghe9. has
returned % his a99ne in Philadelphia.
Z. favor. =zsa7 bas been one
af tn =trgta dl=9atsfe1s tor z5.e Cot
tea Ie==aE sHia# pace. has#f=ff Tor
Denver ca a .ea5e=ef a5s0ase D=
6-,a some me.
aae. David Zee aas returned from
me aaztlEazn n2at.zez:- -whaEa= =He= 9,sg-
erased a#2aree s1aea#of tu14Hta4e t.r
a.o Baeass=sla5eTtg 4urats=9z# com
Rary
W F.celamaa. p. G. gaE ana
mother aaa T. G. E'artA leave s9aaz
fer Baltimore to attend the [. P. 0.
+ meeting Najai= Emta vii spend
a few aass At Atlantic City before re-
turning home
Clifton Howell J5iHius JoGdaa, j.
aHd Miss Frances jordan. wa0 far the
past two Weefs baTe=becn He guests
9I Captain and Na=.Fsd NoWia89. Of
have returned home While |
IN Memphis the party made two trip@ |
10 Nicllsburg on board a beat and
zach t i9 vas an enjoyable one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

ier, who has been quite i'll. Mr..
Miller stated that Mrs. Miler's health
is very much improved and tiIat she
VIII remain III eAicag4 tie remainder
81 the Summer.
Mss Be-ton Mccoy went to Little
ROCK SATURDAY and viii return to-
4
Ed GaIbraith left yesterday for
Jacksonville. H.. whele he is engaged
II business.
II. ]. Linn left for kea4ney Satur-
Ias TO set i'll ope alton log loader
Tor the Bluff City Lumber company
Mrs. S. a. Buchanan and little niece.
india Benton. have gone to Hot
Springs fcI a gislt.
Mrs. S. G. SeaoIook and children
ale visiting u 5. 5eabrooks 5 father.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Erwin at Monticello.
Mrs. L. NJ. EiaVson left yesterday
or Little Rock with her son. Charles,
and little grandson. Frank Ritter
VIM. d. Cox. Of the American Type
Foundry company Of st. Louis, was
IN Inc ei1y Friday calling On his trade
acre.
In Aahlor, VIC has been in the
~ sfzi1m@ rs aorher. =ir. d. i.
4.olle. Has leszf44.ss fo aa4e II
VI s#5=iz.
CT s.a5 s5as Wha asa VII
NE a9.5sg J.55aaaa c5Ia=
4aaz.af St I.945s. is fa#ehe city to-
J.. Cox 9f south Bend. w. in taa=
.fs za=I-4d#@ and lef=f5r lea
9peia@=#iast esea5.se. to be some se8.
=lal days.
7. F.Mays leaves today fer Camden
and Monticello. whore he VIII join
firs.Zzla5=5 aIlz1=snend q eoaHie Of
49, whiting f=ian45s aud relatives.
Abs. 10 Eas= been il lie city
zcrEihs Tor the sawyel an1 Austin
umte4 COMPANY. laft fer MS nome
n Little Rock tefday.
Nis.Bs 3. Sanders ard he5' neiee.
Irs. IA. helIar, of Oklahoma City.
We're in tie city rom Sam
lie. Ark. Saturday
Miss Willie May Toney daughter Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
LzlTNER AND We'll, 413 MAIN ST.

Fake Ryz.1's ca a =al.uo - ii
sad 4eads s5es 1t te6es.
zoo 1li. IS "a, On
Zach a. Sawyer aaa .zase.n sees
-E.snafzs:fe baaea= =std9 6se
5e=e il tie city. No 565 East Second
lzse.ssse
a s. ) cafarr15t=z uras Eou
sI3s and fe2G2eaes wien iii ofaal
=ameoss tafl.
Z1ha american Excelsior Laundry
. hafze Saturday ~ its 5eeom-
Ia4 oyerteated.
Ill. sAumate has seae to Lutte
}aak to secure q position wl5H tie
Hen Mountain railroad
w -1'an9er54t pantry Vo-
mar. sa1afH s. week and board
Apply to 6. A. Habner.
For sale-> so9a Hammond
FHeVrire@ will be sold cheap. Sc
a Drunmond, ~ East Third ave.
ne
Senator Creed Caldwell left Sat
HrGay morning for Little Rock. where
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

One Bottle OF Barnett's Vanilla s.
tract is better than three Of lie 9ont.
ful kind. Though costing Z lev COW.
more per bottle, its purity aad gres
strength make it tie most 5a5q 9,;oa
brand. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
THERE ARE SEVERAL THINGS
y /. + J. ! + i, 1, i. T. T. + + I

THERE ARE SEVERAL THINGS
the public WANT to know:
1st-We have some splendid RES
iDENCES FOR RENT in the west end.
2d-We Rave number Of excellent
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE located
on StJTa CHERRY STREET, tor
cash or on EASY TERMS.
3d-We are prepared to give to
property owners SUCH excellent
SERVICE as to entirely dsPel any
DISSATISFACTION that now Ex-
isTS.
4tt1-We have MONEY to LOAN.
5tf1---IF you WANT TO GET THE
WANT you WANT TO GET,
you WANT TO GET LETT.
NER AND VEIL TO FILL
THE WANT YOU WANT
TO GET.
LElTNER AND VEIL, 113 MAIN ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

A cleanly shaved face and We'll
kept hair are two OF the most esse-l-
tlal requisites OF we'll groomed sea-
lleman. Iney are our epecl8Itles.
We keep al lle MuIlikin and G.een
barber shop as fine 4 corps Of white
DaIbels as can BE round ii any G..
Uur= appaI atus IS tae latest AMI 9zS,
improved. t. latest styles ii hals.
.3.s=siag. H-e Use Iresn towels
eaets pa 80. Cleanliness is -
sts5 n .flsz considered ~ or
Uaraers. aoa 9ogters are oaresQaz
4=zaeize5=to stse#a7ele- convenience
o0I patrons and these rules VIII -
carried out always \ visit to our
place viii convince you. Call AMI
give US trial. Respectfully.
MULLIKIE= MD GREEN,
PraRie 9rs.
5I4s Henry patterson aaI three
eh5#z5fen Ct Texa5 kama. WHO uase
yeeH visiting Ms. john Mccain al
NJ :. Ada Parkee15ett Friday fer a5==.
Grove to visit relatives.
j. ]. Holland and SON. Albert .eft
Saturday fo. s.. Louis Mr.. Hellaa4
3 going 70 have made an examination
of his ankle which has been a soufz-=
Of great annoyance to him for some
dme. Abort viii make trip %
Toledo and Detroit before returning.
NJ. Holland vii remain in St. LOUIS
abeaf 2 week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

J. :. 9UHE zELEe7E
5aad ao#zs c
OF Pythias went inc tha
officers Eeste.d&E aaa eei
portion 81 6isa work .#i7
f14 Arkansas Dsmaaat.
H. f5#fea no 5=H9ara
. preside over 5aa d
- aaa ea=aas
{. a#sa ala aaIz
j. \. Bn1s, X
Bqr. ia. Joaas. ..
Triad aIr1ns On 4aa
2 laef
j. saa.a. G :.
Haaisz. q. ~ \.
Ia-. q.
3. agff=sar. H.
eae. I. q.
D.. Q \ Ftie4ia. G. II. -
w ; Hubble. / O. G
For degree Of past grand -
san Saishl and Rex. Dr. z. -
SUP enc reDresentatIyes-3 I
ead \. " Stone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

J. - IL K t: -lE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

b.. Fiieeta. G. II
w :. Hubble. /. O. G
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

If no slstsr-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

.Urt.Gu u =5I.a H.as hi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

u kansas Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

e1icers Neste. daE aaa .eel
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

Senator Creed Caldwell Ieft Sat
5rGay morning for Little Rock. where
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
ART AT LIBRARY.

Exhibitions Which Will Be We'll
 Worth Attending.
 The arts and crafts exhibition at the library promises to be the most inter- esting of the season This is the first attempt to bring together examples of original artistic work done by Water bury people, and the result is encour- aging. Enough articles have already been sent to fill two rooms. The main art room will be used for the exhibi- ton of work in the line of artistic crafts wrought iron, hammered brass, wood carving. china painting. etc, and the upper floor, near the museum, will be the picture gallery, where many in teresting pictures, both in oil and water colors will be displayed. The first opening to the public will be on Sun day afternoon, April 26th, when ad- mission will be free, as also on We'd nesday and Friday evenings during the week. On other days a small admis- sion fee of ten cents will be charged, the proceeds to be used for beginning collection of art photo phs for the library. Hours 2 toa6 and s7tEt0E9 D. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
CORNERSTONE LAYING.

President Roosevelt Officiated at Yel-
 lowstone Park Gateway.
 St Paul, Minn, April 24.-The laying of the cornerstone of the mommotn masonry entrance arch at Gardiner, the gateway to Yellowstone park. by President Roosevelt to-day, marks an important era in the history of the park. After more than thirty years of passive attention to the park, the government recently has begun active ly to improve 1t in those ways in which it needs improvement, the erection at Gardiner of this unique and massive structure, betokening also what is being done ill the park itself. Gar diner, a little town, named after an old trapper, lies directly on the boundary line. The arch will be from thirty to fifty feet high, and is to be made from blocks of lava taken from the noun tainS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
TOM JOHNSON'S uT|MATUM !
Says He Has No Time To Give
 To President Hunting.

He Says His Field of Usefulness Is
 Right Where He Now Is-'The Talk
 of Nominating Him For the Presi-
 dency, He Says, Is an Injury to His
 Present Plans.
 Kansas City, Mo, April 24.-Mayor Tom IL. Johnson of Cleveland, Ohio, under date ofyApril 21, wrote the fol- lowing letter to J. l.. w. Morrill, of this city, democratic politician, ill response to a letter from Morrill, discus sing Johnson's nomination for presi- dent in 1904: ..<
 Replying to your favor of the 17th instant, permit me to say that think my field of usefulness is right here in this city, and at most in the state of Ohio, and I must condemn any move ment such as you speak of as being unwise and undesirable.
 '@The mere talk about nominating me in 1904 Is a positive injury to what I am trying to accomplish here, and it does seem to me too bad to interfere with work that is bearing such good fruit. I do hope you, as friend of mine, will discourage this in every way possible.
 II ann grateful to you for your kind words, but believe that. on considera- tion, you will agree with my conclu- sion."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
THE SESSION ENDED
Stormy Closing Scenes in New York
 Legislature.

ALBANY, April 24.-Great disorder attended the closing hours of the legis- lature Tn the senate long and acri- monious debate on the Remsen gas grab bill interfered seriously with the consideration of financial measures of the highest importance to the state. Filibustering and dilatory tactics were indulged in freely and boldly in the effort to pass the vicious gas measure and delay the consideration of the ad- ministration financial bills,
 Judging from the heat of the debate, many senators were intensely interest ed in the gas grab, and the extent of that interest in the senate was shown when the bill was passed by a vote of 32 to IA.
 Throughout the day the atmosphere of the senate chamber was that of a baseball field in the ninth inning of a close game, when the crowd gathers around the home plate lest a single play be lost Senators crowded down the aisle into the small open space be- tween the front row of seats and the presidents desk, and the best efforts of President Higgins to preserve order were unavailing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
CLOSED THE OFFICE.

Western Union Gives Up Business at
 Butte on Account of Strike.
 Butte. Mon, April A. Acting upon instructions from Superintendent Me Michael at Minneapolis, Manager Wild closed the local office of the Western Union Telegraph Go at midnight last night and announced that business through the company's office in this city would be entirely suspended until further notice. This order, Manager Wild stated, applies to all leased wires leading into Butte.
 The trouble arises out of strike of messenger boys, and the decision of the company to close its offices here followed an unsuccessful attempt to deliver its messages yesterday. Men were employed at $5 per day, but were pelted with eggs and driven back to the office. The telegraph of ficials complain that the police pro tection given their employees is wholly inadequate.