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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-30

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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-03-30
THE DAILY NEW DOMINION

moRcANTowN MARCH 20, 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
Lonn= and Short Haul

Washington. Feb. 1S.-The inter
STATE Commerce commission has fix
cd a hearing to be held in this city
March I, in the cases brought by the
mayor and city council Of Wichita.
Aas. against the Atehison. Topeka
ana Santa Fe railroad. the Missouri
Pacific and the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroads. The cases IL
xolye the long and short haul rates
on grain and the grain products from
Wie1eita to Galveston and New Or
leans coal transportation in carloads
frGm McAlester. !. T. Minden. Mo.
and RussellYilie. Arls.. 20 Wichita:
rates on suoar from Rocky Ford and
Sugar City. Colo. to Wichita on ium-
Der in carload lots from Arkansas,
Texas and Louisiana 20 Wichita and
the relative rates on -four from Mich
ita and ogser Kansas and Missouri
points to Texas points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
Want Waoes IacreaseE.

TIE machnis1s of the ron Noun
tain sions at Barring Grass taFe ASK.
ed for an increase in oay when The
new CONTRACT is r1ade on the ist Of
March. avs the Little Rock Demo
eat. Tie present contract gives them
80 cont per hour. and they have ask
cd for 3S cents when the new con
tract is made. There are abom 125
machinists employed at the Iron
Mountain shops members Of the In
ternational. Association Of Machinists.
\ delegate from ths Lille Rock asse-
ciation is now in 81. Louis comforting
with the Ge'eeates from the otler
organizations which comprisc y is dis
tliet. Il the nacAinirts fail in their
FIR, demara TAe matter win be
taken ~ with the higher officials of
the company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
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Excessive Ftsigl5s sas- res.

Excessive Freight Business.
~. N. T0ant. superintendent q ttle
car service Of tie Ctocta". Who aas
recently returned frcm Chicago. say
that car shortage is q serious question
with most Of the northern and eastern
roads. Several OF the roads have
been placing embargo on the cars,
and this has caused an ugly state OF
affairs. The cause OF this shortage
of cars is the phenomenal business
which is being done all over the coun-
try. The business done by the Choc
taw is much in excess Of that done ct
this time last month. In fact, this
month is considered one Of the off
.4Gnths. but so lar there has been no
decrease in the business, and the
ChGctaw is now doing as much bust
ness as il is enabled to do with tie
supply of cars which il is able to Sc
cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
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II. Z. T. fIaeaaan. second viee.prez-
dent af tn a933iaaia Central railroaa. IS
re- afted IS saving that tie company
- inst orr ead fifty ne4= locomotives.
ard rhat il view Of the congestion of
freight traffic il the south the rev
equipment viii probably fnd Is W
there as soyn as delivered. Tire er-
der Includes thirty freight a1gines.ten
passeHge1 engines and ter swifehers.
4 Is farther stated that the Illinois
Central recently ordered 1oo locomo
tts.e5 for delivery this year. but tha.
only eight have been delivered. and
tho order will net be completed until
{he first OF next YEAR.
The ST. Louis ana San Francisco
Hailread is also reverted 10 be in tie
market FOR fifty locomotives. 600
aex cars All 1000 fat ears, to be
delivered in 19oi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
STANDS BY CRUM
President Refuses to Withdraw the
Nomination Of Nero.


Washington. February fs.-In spite
q adverse report of the senate CON
ts.fH-e on commerce. TIE nomination
Fl III. Crtm fer collector IF Customs
=; Charleston wiz not BE Withdrawn.
y deptajien Of senators advised the
Withdrawal OF the nomination last
week on the ground that it would hurt
the prestige Of the administration 70
nave the senate formally vote for re
lection. The president responded
that. though he appreciated the eoln-
tesy Of the advice, no friend Of hi.
need feel in the least Worried about
his share in the business. He had
made the nomination because he had
believed it right. and as no one had
ye1 shown him any reason 10 change
that opinion. he would stand by il.
The senators warned him that if he
declined 10 withdraw the nomination
tie senate might refuse 10 vote on il
and leave il hung up al the close of
the session The presidents answer
was that he had q RIGHT to expect the
senate to shoulder its share OF re
sponsibilty as he had shouldered his:
and that if # let the session die with
out voting either confirmation or re-
lection. his purpose was to make Dr.
Cram recess appcintee. He was not
in the Labit. he added Of making a
positive and irrevoeable forecast of
lis conduct under any particular con
ditions. and he should not do so now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
WANT MILLIONAIRE
n Gan'bIng Cases on Trial in the
Criminal Court at lew YORK.

IL h!ndI C0ufl at tSGW : Ofk,
New York. Feb. j&=Conn1y detec
/ tive on District Attorney Jor9me's
staff have been trying 10 serve al.
tacamants en- five millionaires and
clubne.. to appear as Witnesses IN
-~tsl q David Bue1lin manager
tar David Garfield Among the nun
- is Reginald Vanderbilt. who. i
learned this afternoon, Is in Mo-. i
and out OF harm 5 va. They Hs.l
been su5paanaea to appear this morn
ing. bul did not d Air. Jeref5e
',sal tie attachments issued. cad saia
thai if The man did not appear to
,ao5YeW their cases would be 81 once
reported to tie grand iarN. aad no
mercy shown them.
These are tie men for when the
attachments Rave been issued:
Reginald G. Vanderbilt. son Of the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt. WORTH 81
ooo. 100 in his own right; lives with
lis IllOtlltI dl NJ. W ttsL + Il ; =.z9A-
eilh street; reported 70 Lave los.
in ere evening $10o6oo al Canhe.3'a.
William y. II. Stafford, millionaire
ink manufacturer al G33 Washington
street i member q tie Eaeqaet
aaa other Fashionable elabs
H. Archie Pei. real estase brol.er
and say society man: enc Of &eN-
Yorhs bes1 known gentlemen aaalt
tas.a. Young riea ana Aandsor.e.
Il. X Viasat clHbman and social
fa9orito; m4aber Of tie Harvard.
I3a oae, and other swell clubs fapiy
is lieh
Clarence luce arehitect No. 2i2
Fourth avenue: member Of the old
I.uce family and we'll known in the
aest socie1.. and tlub circles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

is racine. Families are moving from
The bottoms and bringing their cat
Tie with them.
The Ouachita river l. orr Of banks
ana tae overflow is expected.
The steamer City of Camden arriY
ed 2 Cam6en ye9torfa.' end was at.
tached py Orgill and company, of
Memphis.
High water al Hazen is causing
great Inconvenience.
City primaries held yesterday at lGl
Dorado. Gay Tucker WAS selected as
city marshal for the seventh term.
The Bank of Magazine will soon be
ready for business.
Trainmen arrested at Conway for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
Latest Frisco Fun2cf Verified.

GGtAilo. Ok. Feb iS.-Orders have
beea received By ,hc baihlers Of tie
Arkansas VALLEY ana Western FOR the
Frisco :. stem to bring tie track Up 10
lie ,ses- lest eas7i3le eeaaition at al
point an@ pHt in a}!ss4eal bridges
alGag tte reesa Ira91 .a1'isa. l. T.. TO
Denver. This i taken as a verifiea-
ti0n Of r5e state1ann+ that tbs will he
the Frisco main lie between Denver
and New Orleans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
Profits by Sense of Smell.

There is in Buffalo young Irishman
who possesses such keen sence Of
smell that he draws large salary
from the Buffalo Gas company as an
expert leak hunter. Recently he To-
Gated leak in the city hall that other
men had unsuccessfully sought for
eight years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
Fifteen Suits AGAINST /. ".

Ltd" Roeh, Feb. }&.-Fiitg sui :,
fer amounts ranging from 500 10 S.
=I9a. were tiiesi in the second di4i ion
of Puia-Ni circuit yes'4e5as ~ S. S.
@asseH fo tsa pla:atffs aaaia tae
non MaVnJain Railroad company. Tie
'!aiGuifs md aHoGnj= &sEe3 are Mr..
J. Z Bea}l 8 eao: ]. c. Gibson. c. ~.
Revill and $ W Crpne si.5a0; ]. ".
Todd J. W va e. r Il. Herman.
81 con +. H Eerman and v. .. Hard.
castle. a3ao: Mrs ! T. Daason. ]. =.
Iathis. ". 9 Armstrong. j. R. Car
..ect TIE resolution authorizes the
!amages 10 ferns from oyorHows due
70 bacFwators caused by TIC alleged
faulty construction Of the ro&dbea
Nearly all Of the plaintiffs lie iae near
jacksonville close 10 Bayou Mcto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

nla, king street crossing and the rail
rDal company is discussing advisable
!. Of moving its station.
The afkansas river at Ozark rose
Eve and half feet Monday night.
High water in Faulkner county de
las the mails.
zero temperatures in Benton coun-
T. hnt the ice on the buds has protect
Cd the fruit
Robert T Lowery, who represented
Paragould drug firm, died at Birming
ham from an overdose of laudanum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

BOOK LOST-On last Monday night
on Main street between Eighth and
Second avenues. H9ll book e Lafayette
lodge x Of p, containing some papers
and another small book. Finder please
cave with Nie5aelis' confectionery,
nast 10 pGstotfiee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Who was il that said the grounding
was no weather prophet?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

OF e5HIse tie way to gel manufacture
ing industries 70 eeme to Pine Bluff
is to knock tlem, if a person doe
nj care for rechlessAess Of state
meut.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Before the city election in 1908 com
bine the duties Of clerk and treaslr-
er and make the incumbent put his
whole time on the work. thereby cut
ting off one salary OF one officer. bu,
don't ever dispense with police protec.
tion as it is practically proposed by
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON. from
Paris, teacher of dancing speciality;
Bailey hall every afternoon from =
TO O'Clock: public reception every
Friday night from S to Z; Saturday
caiIdren,s day Terms reasonable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

One patroiman for lie day and one
for the night in ely the sic Of
Pine Bluff Peliaps he day eaiet VIII
be the w.so.e push ia tHe cay ard ne
night chief and ms ty.J horseHcn viii
do the Worb at nigag.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Before the city election in 1aa7 take
slice off the mayors salary, bat
never weaken the police force. # any
thing is done. strengthen it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

TIE fifteenth amendment q He con.
stitution las been of little benefit 10
the negro and il IS a hopo:ess cas-
fer M Roosevelt u undertake Ia DO
something which the constitution mas
failed ta 90.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
BRUCE An -f=ffE r { ePieEff77.
ON

extensive collection u #'ala ae eoiIee WftHea
ariIe frofa n Of he bank ejers whose
rather than narrative like
Quaker. born in Carlisle. Eng
81 1881 died Fc ~ 1913 Al u he bank
until days before his death
Who induced him
Quaker Of his Lamb
him when Keep bank
became the
Gere he Ibae o Khayyanl
Robert Bruce born the 12l4 He descended
France England with William the
Wien a he tle Scottish revolt started William
Wallace. He often defeated finally his
The 18th he 43
i Englsh
o
buried jerusalem
0 Abbey
Thequ He upon
Bible 1abakuk H. Write the vision
tables. he that readeth it CoNp
lie
Shine by the side Of ever path tread
he
Tennyson. in The Flower read"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Wouldn't il be a rather big under
taking for two chiefs of police 10 Of
tempt to manage two patromen?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

VIII Mitchell still survives, notWith
standing Mr.. Moore. of Helena. is or
the warpath.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

New Cone Rapidly Growing.
Within a month the new cone formed
recently in the crater Of Mont Pelee.
Martinique, has increased about $50
'eet In height.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

If the Knocker would only knock
itself few maybe il woudn feel
so muca like knocking other people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Conditions on the White river are
somewhat improved. but there is still
fear on account Of the Black, which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Fer Sco1and.s and for freedom. 5 right.
The Bruce his part had PLAYED
In five successive fields of fght
Been conquered a;5G dismayed:
Once more against the English host
His band he1el and one more los1
The need fer which lie fought,
ind now from battle. faint ana worn.
The homeless fugitive forlcrn
a hut lone shelter sought
And cherries was that resting place
For him who claimed throne
His canopy devoid Of grace
TIE rude. rough beams alcne
The heather couch his My bed
Yet well Ween has s!unber fed
From couch Of ei1ar-lown,
Through Ga.keson.e nj ghr till lawn Of da
Absorbed II wa}leful thoughts he lay.
OF Scotland and her Crown
The sun rose brightly. and its gleam
Fell on that hapess bed.
Anl tinged with light each shapeless beal
Which rooted the lewly shed:
When looking up with wistful eve
TIE Bruce beheld a SD idar try
His flmy thread 70 fling
From beam to beam Ct taat rude cot.
And well the insect 5 toilsome lot
Taught Seotland's fature king
Six times his gossamery thread
The wary spider thew:
II vain the flmy line va sped
Fer poWel,lees or un true
Each aim al3eared ansl back reeoiled
The patient insect, six times foiled,
And yet 9noonquere rtiH:
And snon Inc Bruce. Wit eager eye.
Saw MIN prerare once more TO Try
His courage. streng III and skill
Ore effort more. his seventh end last
The hero hailed the sign
And on the wished-for BEEN hung fast
THAT slender siike line,
Slight as il was, his spir caught
TIE more than omen. TO-. lis thought
The lesson well could trace,
Which even "he vino ra,{a may read
That Perseverance gai i3a its need.
And Patience wins TIE race
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Tie GrarAic gets "scccre2: 50 few
times on the ."a2l ness.s that II never
feels like knocking anybody af any
thing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

The people Of Indianola salIi tabe
the situation philosophically. Il IS
Teddy and his coons that are Worry
ing over lie matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
TIE cJN 80 LICK s

a1ud aua- company
Second avenue
Safes and locks GDa0eI and
fzazs of all -kiaHs On 51a
WcTk guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

The CHICAGO coaft5 arc beginning
to ha<e it hot for tie raScais VINO
operate get rich quick" schemes in
that cit, If there were no So many
people in the world wao went somo-
thing for nothing there would not he
occupation for the get rich quick"
scCundrels
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

- o. .inaHce brought up before the
eaaael lest Monday night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

FOR sAI.E-Two good carts and
harness. VIII be sold cheap. Ap-
ply VIII Eisenkramer, over Citizens
bank. III
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

The kaaeker has promised To teii
its readers about a sooA 1z#s i.an
n za ,i,4e Men
eyer Il thinks they ought 10 have it,
The Graphic gives its readers the
news today while il is news The
Csruhic draws tie line en- ancient
tisto'y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

FOJED-A telescope grip in a cot
ton fed near the city limits. Own
e. can get il by going to the Barrow
a9rden. East Sixth avenue. and de
soiibiug tie grip and contents and
naying for this advertisement. \. E.
Graves. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

y Ed. 49,
JAS. W. RDAms, General Manager
GEO. H. ADAMS, Business Manager
FERNANDEZ MAY Managing Editor
Entered at the Postofiice at Pine
Bluff. Arr. a. second ca. mail mat
ter.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
Daily. one copy, one week.-mrs. 10
Daily one copy, one month..... 90
Daily one copy, six months. ). %
Daily, one copy, one year. ...=..#.. I 90
Sunday Edition. one year. .=.#.=.=.. :. 90
Twice Week. ......z...=.#.. 90
Advertising rates made known on
application.
Office: Corner Braraque and Chest.
nut Streets.
Who was il that said the grounding
was no weather prophet?
VIII Mitchell still survives, notWith
standing Mr.. Moore. of Helena. is on
the warpath.
Wouldn't it be rather big under
taking for Two chiefs of police 10 al
tempt to manage two patrolmen?
If the Kaocker would only knock
itself a few maybe il wouldn't feel
so much ike knocking other people.
Tie GrapAic sefs ~scoorea. 50 few
ti.nes on the ."aal ness That il never
feels like knocking anybody aI any
thing.
The people Of =lndianola sziII tabe
the situation philosophicaIlz. II Is
Teddy and his coons that are Worry
ing overt matter.
-
Before The city election IN 1aa5 take
slice off the mayors salary. bat
never weaken the police force. # any
thing is done. strengthen it.
OF egG1se tie way. to get manufacture
ng industries 10 come to Pine BRff
is to knock them if q person doe,
nj care for reckIeSsness Of #stalQ
meut
One patroiman fer i5o day and ono
for the night in ely the size OF
Pine HI01f. Perhaps 5he day e.iiet vii
he The wso.e pusA in tie Gay ard ne
night chief and his tv.o horseaen viii
do the work at niga5
-s-
Tie fifteenth amendment cI fHa con.
stitution has been of little beneft 10
the negro. and il is a hopc.es5 cas-
fer NJ. Roosevelt = undertake 10 do
something which the constitution mas
failed to 90.
The kaoeker has promised to tel
its readers about .ooa 1z@s i.am
n. siMz= N..en-
eyer II thinks thes ought 70 have it.
The Graphic gives its readers tee
news today while il is news. The
C..ruhic draws tie line en- ancient
hlsto'y.
The Chieaso c0aft5 are beginning
to ha'<e it hot f9r tie rascais VINO
operate get rich quick" scheme. in
that cit. If there were no 50 many
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18

Entered at the Postofiice at Pine
Bluff. Aris.. a. second elass mail mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-02-18
+ = !. + T. !. = e !. /. + i + !. j. ! :
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.

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The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
Personal.

Henry Rice Adams of Minneapolis
has been chosen grand master of Masons
in his state, but that is not the only
distinction of which he can boast. In
early days his father lived in Month
cello, Mimi, where he erected a store
with a lodgeroom on the upper floor.
While waiting for his residence to be
remodeled Mr.. Adams and family lived
in the lodgeroom, which is how his son
came to be a real native Mason, the
only one Of his kind SO far as is known.
Senator Plat was lingering a gilt
edged book that had come to him in
the mail. He seemed so much interest
ed in 1t that Senator Quay asked what
he was reading. This" explained the
New York boss as he turned the
pages slowly, lis a reprint of curious
volume much thought of by William
Penn and his followers. but which
am told is scarcely known among their
descendants. And what is it called?''
asked the Pennsylvania statesman.
Platt tossed it on Quay's desk. 1t was
the Bible.
-Eleonora Duse is very fond of flow
ers and her apartments in the hotel at
which she stops while in New York are
usually a veritable dollhouse. The flor
ist who attended to the decoration of
her rooms says his last bill was con-
siderably in excess of the previous ones
She tried to demonstrate with his man
in English, but the language was too
much for her. She intended to COM
plain that his charges were higher than
when she had first engaged his services
but this is what she did say, in SOL
emn tones: You are far more dear
to me now than when we were first
engaged" 80
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Cleveland (O) Plain Dealer
(Dem) says: 1T appears that George
Washington's statue is not wanted in
Berlin because he was the founder of
republic. This seems a little mar
row, doesn't it? More especially as we
are expected to be delighted over the
coming of the statue of Frederick the
Great, who paved the way for an en-
pire."
The Philadelphia Record (Dem.)
says; only few years ago we had
billion dollar Congress. Now we have
a two billion dollar Congress. So long
as the country's resources shall hold
out and the Republicans shall remain
in power, this progression will con-
tinue. A surplus revenue will never
worry them much. They were very re-
luctant to reduce the Spanish war reve-
nue., and only an impending congress
sional election induced them to wipe
out the war taxes"
The New York Times (Dem) SAYS:
Mere color is neither title nor a
bar to office holding. 1t is not the COL
or of the black mans skin that is OBJ
Jectionable to the men of the South
who so earnestly oppose the appoint
ments of black men to federal offices;
1t is what lies under the black skin.
the qualities and propensities, above
all the incapacities of the negro race
that the whites of the South have in
mind and dwell upon when they pro
test against negro domination and
when they take most effective meas
ures against approaching social equal
ity. The South has rooted belief
that the negro belongs to an inferior
race; that neither by the enjoyment
of political rights nor by education can
he be lifted up very far. That belief
Is widely shared also by Northern men.
The Democrats of the South, therefore,
and the Republicans OF the South
largely agree with them. see in the
Presidents policy toward the negroes
only an attempt to fly in the face OF
nature, an attempt 10 do what they felt
themselves compelled by necessity and
peril 10 undo when its accomplish
ments was sought by the legislation OF
the reconstruction period They insist
that the facts In overwhelming array
sustain their side OF the controversy"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05

Il was up North to look at a piece
Of Wild land last fall" said a Detroit
real estate agent, according to the Free
Press, land circumstances obliged me
to put up with a farmer for over Sun
day. Saturday night after I got to bed,
I heard the old folk talking in conf
dence.
"'Weli, Susan, what do you make of
him? asked the husband.
" Looks honest?'
Yes .+.t
Talks all right?"
Yes
HAS probably got the money to
pay his bill Monday morning.
II guess so. l guess you needn't
worry Samuel
g But l shall, mother 1 shall keep
right on worrying till after breakfast
tomorrow morning. Then I'm going to
ask him whether he'd rather go to
meeting or play poker, and I'll know
by his answer just what sort of man
he is
THE question came in due time"
said the agent, land I was prepared to
answer it. My answer appeared to set
tie all doubts in the minds of the
family. We became chummy at once"
Because you went to church with
them?" was asked.
We'll, no, 1 guess it was because
the old man started the game by
holding pat flush.'
The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-05
BRIGHT BITS.

Feb. 14.-Mistress: So you want
me to read this love letter to you?
Maid: If We PLACE, num- And I've
brought We some cotton wool We can
stuff in yer ears while We read It'll
Punch.
we are going to throw these eggs
at the tragedian."
How old are they?"
About six weeks
III m! It's a pity to spoil such good
eggs on such bad acting "-Chicago
Daily News.
Brown; What we call baggage the
English call luggage. Which word do
you think the more appropriate?
White: Considering how trunks are
treated by the railroad men, should
say the right word is chuckage.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Miss Backbay OF course, you are
familiar with Kipling and Stevenson
in Chicago.
Miss Wabash: Can't say that 1 am.
Pa has an account with Bargen &
Sellers, and l do most of my shopping
there.-Philadelphia Press.
DO you think there is any danger
of America being dominated by Eu-
hope?"
mo, SIR answered Mr.. Meekton.
with extraordinary emphasis; mot so
long as eminent Europeans continue
to marry American girls. Washing
ton Star.