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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
APPLES OF GOLD.
A word fifty spoken
Is like apples of gold
In pictures of silver.
Proverbs XIV. II.

There was singer who was mute
Because all ears seemed deaf to him;
The thrObbing measures of the lutte,
Or chantings in cathedrals dim,
Walked in his heart no loving strain
Until some one came with smile
That seemed as sunshine after rain,
To speak gentle word the while
And then his heart with music stirred,
And made song the whole world
heard.
There was painter-yet his brush
All careless DER the canvas crept,
And inspiration in the hush
OF night no more to being swept,
A day that had been gloom and
49,. cloud
And stopped but long enough to say
A word with hopefulness endowed.
And then the painters eyes grew wet,
But his great work is treasured yet.
There was a soldier. And a word
Sent him to battle armed anew.
There was a king: Oae thing he heard
Into greater kingdom grew.
There was q slave. One came to teach,
And flowers blossomed In the road,
And the fair balm of gentle speech
Took all the stinging from the goad
And eased his feet where paths wera
rough.
One kindly word was word enough.
Today the toilers in the heat,
| Arid they who work with cunninR
hands,
Rejoice to hear some one repeat
The word the sore heart under.
stands, ~
And this is true Of each Kind thing !
Breathed IN an impulse generous;
It will not die: but It shall bring
A golden echo back to us. ..s z
It ID as silver pictures old
Where apples glow In ruddy gold.
w. u. Nesbit.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
COLORADO.

prene Court Judge.
Denver, Nov. 3.-Chairman Fowler,
of the Republican Central Committee
claims the election of Campbell for
justice of the Supreme Court by 5000
At Democratic headquarters it is
claimed that Wilson (Dem) will have
a small plurality in the State.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
Accidentally a SIkot.

i. Jacksonville. HI. Nov. 4.-Mrs.
Mary Teele. Of Waveriy. was acct.
dentaliy shot and fatally injured. She
and her husband were at the corn crib
hunting rats. and . discharge from .
shotEun struck her full n the breast.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco Endorses Union Labor
Mayor for Another Term,

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Although
returns from toiay's municipal cleo
tion are being slowly counted, it is
conceded that Eugene E. Schmitz, the
union labor nominee for mayor, has
been elected by about 5000 plurality.
Schmitz, who has been reelected at
ter serving two years in the Office,
made his campaign as a straight labor
nominee, but secured many Republi
can votes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
EVEN LITTLE RHODY

Forsakes Repub'icanism, and Swings
Into the Democratic Column.
Providence, Nov. ,3.-Rhode Island
has probably gone Democratic. 1t has
been swinging steadily toward Democ-
racy for several years.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
Still Welded to Republicanism.

Boston, Mass, Nov 3-Massachu-
setts has reelected Bates governor,
over Castor (Democrat), by a good
majority. -
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
Funeral, OF Prof. aIommsen.

Berlin, Nov. 3.-The funeral Of Prof.
Mommsen, who died in Char:ottenber9
Sunday. probably will not b. held be-
fore Thursday. as several Of the cab
inc ministers who will be prasent must
attend the opening Of the academy at
Posen on Wednesday II.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
GROWING i'm Popularity.

The congressional seed distribution
is becoming more and more popular
each year. Now congress appropriates
$27O.0O0 annually for this purpose.
Even with the increased quota many
congressman have not enough to their
credit to supply the demand of their
constituents. ss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
WHY YOUNG WIDOWS
SHOULDN'T WEAR CREPE
Nine. Hunt Says They Should Turn
Eyes From the Past to the Future.

CHICAGO, IN, March 12-'@Young
widows should not wear crepe fl they
have regard for the happin5as OF the
future said Nine. Hunt. ~ a Lecture
tIpnal Aluliuers' AssociatIoh
nG&oyb-lH Aus 'tdsTant.an2 .ol4yat.4o o. .bs
offended, ard you .ror.,s. have. r-asou 90
be m You take my words E i5e s1irit ih
which they are intended. but waut/to
make q point Of this II you are q
young widow. DO wear heavy crepe
mourning veu or a mourning ruche-
neither. q you are miiuner, must you
advise young widow 10 wear them.
-'Au her sadness does not DELIBERATE
Che TACT that the heart OF tho widow is
stiH young and that there Us future
The heavy crepe veil and widows ruche
rs TOO much of an advertisement"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP
INTERESTS SENATORS
Invitations Still Pouring Into the
White blouse.

The Presidents prospective trip
through the West was the subject on
which several Senators conferred at the
white House Offices today Senator
Hopkins Of Illinois is anxious 90 have
the Chief Executive stop In Chicago ca
the outgoing trip
Chicago 81 central point. COM
mented the Senator, "anJ we nope he
win sop there q little longer jhau
merely between tratus5 ps 5ha usual
run OF travellers do We waut him 90
stay long enough 10 feel thlt hC is our
guest. aud that De is among friends.
instead OF letting hIu hurry right
through our busy metropolis like q
stranger
Senator Long OF Kansas is looking out
for enc suuH0v er state Bio the way of
stop or tive as the prtsllent Is speed
ing westward so matter when tho
trip is begun. the President expects TO
reach ST.. Louis DE- april go. Tho sena-
tor had q chat with the President today
aud brought the comulluerts az che
people oI Che State, especially those
have che President as their guest 0n
8lay s.
Senator Patterson OF Colorado intro
tucc1 to the President today party OF
home FIe1 Senator Buruham pre-
scented SIX constituents from EcF Hamp-
shire. Representative Cooper OF WIS
conaiu escorted % party from chat State.
Senator'S Ecittrcdge and Gamble of
South Dakota conferred with the Prcsi-
dent about some minor State appoint
Ie1-s.
Senator Reed Smoot OF Utah added his
iudorHc-eut 10 thar of senator Kearus
-n belaIf Of Col willard Young Tor mem
bcreHa u the lsthm'al canal cGmmis-
siou colonel Young has been recon-
merdcd Go ,he President by many iuGu-
euugI men. and his chances OF favorable
consideration ere considered good Hc
has had extended experience as a1 ougi-
uoCr ana has been suggested as "a auits-
bIc representative Tor the Wcrteru sec
sion Of tho country.
Delegate bo3cy of New Mexico called
10 bid One President g0oa-by. Hc VIII
aart for his .ar Western bone IN a fow
days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
Has A LIMIT.
But the Power Of Pure Food Is Seldom
Exhausted.

Bur tie kgWeL OF FtEe COG IS oell0u
Exhausted.
There S. cr course. limit so tb5
curative abilities even of pure food. aut
it is fact that this is seldom reached.
There are cases of disease so deep
rooted thar thcy VIII never Pee cured.
u 81 nevertheless o profound i2ct chat
the pure food Grape NUTS che most
scientific Zoos in the u0-ll hes Effected
marvellous resUIfs iu cases wLrr0 mod
zeal science has given up thf rrer
and ft seemed thcro WAS no hrrr Hat-
Grams or The civil war aye uGt v0uG r5ters
any more gt is nearly 90 years since
ApuomattOXl and WHOM che Do hCal-t
comes Co one az The old Eoldic-r 1o Ea-
not tho assistance OF youth tD hcf0 him
puIl through 8ut scientific feeding can
aetualI -SeFsii ca bodies ani grulral-
ly -4laaD ola Gcin'r- who
Row :. It#a N.No- -fla
u . Jed eo u-r have suffer
greatly from heart -- cole. E-Dcrfrpu-y
ana nneurism- In addition 10 tHi7 had
terrible Indigestion el caused snot1-
criuF and choking spells ana have also
been partially -alTEod tr -r. LEFT
shoulder and elf side. while a- O.
foaIe hauso one Iiue T t-lel Grape
Nutr 7 hroe'fset DISH. and i'-a1 ID so
wciI that rrrt .rrCd t1 use Dr.
'E-r-c S. th- erie. ard itrru17 ua--
Yrioue. ( trt-.e nirrH-. recovered tiTe use
az my urrrlFTCl LC-llrr and arm arl
uy r'-ht eide As greatly improved. uy
Girc=fi ION .s ulul o. good @ ever aaa
q hgF. ror Bad 7lIy hcr.r- or ehHtle
peacefully wl bout nervous starts ac
uot tire ao easily uy hand is fru aud
Ices tGcIulou7 aua tel spells m aint-
urrs ~u~- very Ha. have ceased nitro
o. Food ruurct curs ..t cannot De
cured ~ course. hnf tt know that
~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
Hotel GUESTS THROWN
INTO PANIC BY FLAMES
Many Rescued, Unconscious From
Smoke, by Chicago Firemen.

CHICAGO, March l2.-Firemcn fought
their way through snoke-nIled halls IN
the Yorkshire Hotel, Wabash Avenue,
this morning, and dragged score Of un-
conscious guests from their rooms and
carried them TO safety.
A panic followed the discovery o. the
flames. seoz5 l9{ns- igneistlp8lz i'm
their nigEt clothing, ran through The
Railways TO elevators and down the
stairs. Others zen unconscious before
they could reach tho ztairways.
The fire was caused by crossing of
electric wires. The loss IS catimated at
$1,000. Houses and hotels I'm the viC.ni-
~ were thrown open to persons who had
been forced 10 Fee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12

The Baptists in Alexandria comprise
about ona-hfth Or the church-goirg
population OF the city. They viii on
The POI prozimo celebrate the centennial
or thair church, IS hich was Organized on
april 22. 1903, by number OF AIexan-
driaus with letters OF dismissal from
Backlck Church. in Fairfax county.
about Eve miles. from this atty. All the
iosmer pastors Of the church and the
members Tho have gone abroad have
been Invited 90 participate IA tue CEN
tennial which viii occupy an entire
week. aud De q gala time Tor the Alex
lLlria Baptlsts-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
warrant in Traia-wrecl.inq Csc.

Intelligence has been received. here
shat man whose name is said 90 De
Hamilton has made statement which
led an alexandria storekecper named
beavers TO swear out warrant against
him for completely I'm the wrecking OF
the railroad train near Ravensworth.
Va, on the night Of February IS IL is
said Hamilton was arrested once before
for wrecldug a train. He IS sim On Fair
fax county. and the authorities are max
ing every effort % locate his
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
COUGH APPEARS
AMONG HOGS nv ILLINOIS

SYCAMORE. IU. March I2.-Tarners
residing near Sycamore report vhoophg
cough among their hogs. Benjamin
KnappenberEer reports a large number
stricken with that disease, This may
seem incredible. bus St is a fact
The porEgrs cough and HhoOp as badly
as people. and large number have all
ready dicd. Kuappcnbcrg $ children have
been having The whooping cough on win
ter, and Do is though that in some way
the disease spread from them 10 the
hogs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
B0URKE COCHRAN I3IPROvING.

AsSOUAN. Egypt March 12.-W.
Bourllc Cochran. tho American orator
and politician. who has been suffering
with an attack OF pneumonia here. is
now convalcsclng. It Is probable that
lie VIII be able 10 leave here within tho
next fortnight
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
Hoy Bartlett Wedding.

One Of the prettiest weddings Tghiahr
time occurred last night at the home Of
SIR. and Mrs. Peter Hoy. on Upper
Prince street, the occasion being the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES.

marriase ri Miss Grace Elizabeth Hoy
10 Robert Henry bartlett. "a prominent
young business man here Rev J. A.
Jencrs. pastor Of Trinity ST. e. Church
here. performed the ceremony. ana Miss
Etta I-ylas assisted the bride as maid Of
honor AIR. Bartlett was attended by
Fred Bartlett as best man. The we'd
ding took place in the parlors-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
- 20 40 Personals.

William Javins. a we'll known ana
venerable citizen. who was stricken with
paralysis al his home on South lee
street night or two ago, IS Ga criti-
Cal condition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
Fined by the Mayor.

The mayor this morning disposed OF
tho following cases aud collected fines
agCreEarinE $50. Carl HiuEard and ada
Taylor. charged @ith disorderIy con-
duct were aned SIS each; Cabbage"
Davis and Gus Robinson, charged with
disorder in the street. were fined SIS
eaehi Theresa Roberts, charged with
keeping disorderly house, was fneI
$50 Disorderly conduct was the charge
against Alberta Harris. Maggie Allen.
and Edward Reynolds, and they were
fined S. respectively.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
WORST OF OHIO river
FLOODS YET TO G0HE
Another Heavy Rise Expect
ed In q Few Days.
MISSISSIPPI LEVEES HOLD


EVANSVILLE Tud Narch 1-.-Whus
tUa Ohio E'vcr is stationary at this
point today. tie ra= bIily OIL damage ls
NOT yer passed. arI there is great alarm
among be people residing 70 the bot
toms Iho river stands or 1873 feet.
a-l Be- expected to begin falling some
slime today. Another rise is comin- from
a.ere. however. ard ft is safe TO predict
tnar rno river here VIII reach lorry-four
f-at lg Che last OF this wsos or the
arst or uezt week
~ is Impossible nj tlGs dm0 20 esti-
mate the exact amount or damage TO the
FARMERS i0 this end Of The State Those
Uriur along White and Pa,oka Rivers
wu lose heavily Several Ievccs on
WHr. live-. above Hazleton. have
broken. and hundreds OF families have
been forced 10 move 90, The highlands
Iany families are living in houses
surrounded by water. and in some OF
The houses che water is three and four
feet aecp. Much stock has been killed
ana several buildings have been washed
away.
wabash Stlt Rising.
The Wabash River is sGu rising at
Mount Carmel. Iu. and New Harmony,
Ind Reports received this morning say
tho river SIS twelve miles wide On many
places Many families have been camp
Ing out for days. unable TO secure
houses. The wheat crop has been great
Iy damaged. and Era many counties. PROB
ably VIII De killed
Corn in The crib has been washed away
and 90 Is estimated that 200 coo bushels,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

bD--Pairtars 20 Keep away frsu Pit.s-
urg. Pa s--iAc dgci4red Pay ~ --trut---.
t0 alvcrl-s lls Eek rIr-i. ar .lul.rulfiln irt-
T-lira n FAlNTEEs uE5DQr AgTEEs, so es.
ST. uv. III
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12

At the Leuten services az Grace p 2.
Church last uiEbt a large congregation
attended and listened with attention 70
an eloquent sermon by the Rev. Claudius
T.. smith, oil Epiphany Church. Washing
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
&c Underwear I6c.
White Goods.

One case American lawns; n RC
lovely assortment Of pat TN
terms Green Ticket Day. -
English Lonecloth; soft finish. and
specially adapted for under 4 / 4
garment. worth 12tac- Green h0N
Ticket Day ----..--..--.--.-- W
Short lengths Of sheer In p IT
dia LiDen- Sc end zoe quality. Isl
Green Ticket Day-...------.---OO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
-. Burdiek Prostrated.

Mrs BurdIck. whom PennoI admitted
he saw near New York city several days
before the murder, did not learn of the
automobile accident for many hours
after it occurred. She was prostrated
by the news, and has since been unable
TO see anyone except immediate mem
beers CT her family.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12

Dispensing thus or the main question
at issue, namely. the accuracy OF the
amount to be paid out OF the United
States Treasury. the Comptroller agrees
that the manner Of payment IS mat
ter upon which ne may properly be OK
pCCtcd tO pass an opinion He states
that the Secretary official action Is
"uot discrctiouary. but admiufstCrial- d"
This. 90 thc lag mind is Understood
20 say that the Secretary has no option
regarding the payment OF the amount
and can act only upon the method or
plan Of making the payment OF paw
mcnts 10 tkc State of Sew Hampshire
While the citizens of that State WIZ
doubtless breathe easily in tho CONF
dCncc that they are 20 got their money
back no last, w.fh interest. thanks TO
che Complrollcrs decision. BE- is be-
Icvcd shat many eminent citizens o.
other states VIII heavc q heavy sigh
o. RELIEF on learning that any possible
Official criticism III tbe Expenditure OF
Congress hsts baln apojdtL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12

Although everything THAT medical
skill ara surgical Science could 90 for
her was done. Tho surgeons could NOT
prolong the woman lie. Ia many ways
it was mercifII death. She was uncou-
She never knew that her husband had
been killed. II she had lived and re-
covered she would have been SCARED
aud MANNED for life.
The police yesterday evening removed
the wreck or the automobile 10 one OIL
the stationhouses. iu case it is needed
for the inquest. an examination Of the
vehicle shows that the brake was set,
thereby indicating that Penueu tried TO
save himself and wife
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12

AIexanlrIa Council Royal ATcanum. or
this city has paid 10 Mrs James p
Penn. formerly OF this city, but nov OF
washington. ID. C.. $4,000, The amount
OF Insurance of her late husband, who
died iE washington a few weeks ago.
Ralph McBurnev. OF South Washing
ION street. has recovered from a Sc
Fcre-atrack o. the humps and returned
TO hls place i'm the Southern Railway
Office IN washington this mo-uing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-12
NOT DISCRETIONARY.
But bDHHISTE3IiL
Duty Of Treasury in Civil
War Claim Case.
OPINION OF COMPTROLLER


Secretary --1w has bad placed Before
him Officially. in The regular c1-r-e of
Treasury procedure. d unique document
which tas occasjoulI rrrrt drar rr
interest Cd Obi. Jew persons rEc -a-.
learned of its contents. ON the rare OF
IL. it ts am opinion .gCu the Comptroller
OF che Treasury rr--r5.u- payment 90
tho state OF Eew Hau.sE.rr o. tae
amount claimed as rriubur.euaa. -
tho raising and cquip1inz of t-ccus in
civil war days. 10 is given - conner
cial look be- ihe resuectauIs amount of
Sii3.s-s.27. named as che srm total at
issue
Hidden in the text of the decision. Iut
i'm English plain enough chat bee who ex-
poets 10 make winning ruu u politics
may read at amy time hereafter. Isl q
little dissertation ON point not spe-
officially referred to i'm che main HlIe
or me case. A less astute man than -hc
author OF tho decision might have been
tempted, from long habit perhaps DO
think that au opinion of heavy LEGAL
phraseoloEy and analytical treatment OF
that particular case was teuop5eI Bu-
this Official proved thoroughly the pos
session OF that Eeonuess of intellect
which IS theorot fcaIIy required in an
Government service. and neatly avoided
an opening which would have put MIN
on record as critic Of every member OF
Congress.
Held in Allegiance.
From the data quoted iu the com
municauon TO the Secretary. il appears
that the payment OF this war claim
has been in allegiance. fin some r1rm
or other, for The past ten years. In
common with the other states. Sew
Hampshire put I'm its claim TO Doc reim-
bursed. with interest for Tho money cv-
pended 10 cqUipring volunteers fin 1861
1855. and Congress appropriated the
amount named. Tho auditor for The
War Department at that time sent an
official communication to- tho Secretary
u the Trcasury regarding immediate
payment and the latter asked the
Comptrollcr for a ruling in order that
the treatment accorded New Eau0eEire
might De the same. and not rrcat er
than. thar accorded any Other state.
rms desire for uniiormity and cqCal-
1ty IN dealing with all she States haV-
lh6 war claims against the National
Government turned out TO have present.
81 O. danserous pitiail for The omciaI
g F" nom rrir uI1lrcr was referred. But
the Comptroller has made the ingeul-
aus Response itRHsisGi 30D 81 slBi Tho alter
ttoH ct me SUM total voted by Con
g-css and to so recexnmcnd worIi Dr.
10 place "the wiz OF The COmptroI1er
superior 20 the viii OF Congress" This
De has declined TO 10. stating further
that Congress probably knew WHAT it
wanted 90 do ana that ~ b. ala not.
it was not his prcrogative TO tell its
had erred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-27
New York Customs officers Arrested.

A dispatch from New York yesterday says:
Patrick ]. Quigiey. an assistant weigher In
the United States custom house. and Joseph
Hare. the day inspector in the custom
house. were arrested today on a charge of
having exacted 500 from Capt. John
Hughes Of the ship Kelat. The afndavit OF
Capt. Hughes states that the men found
tea set In his cabin worth -. belonging to
the second mate. and that they demanded
$500 but accepted 500 not to report the
case Al one Of smuggling. as the tea set
was to go to the macs family In England.
The tea eet was not on the manifest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-27
What Shall We
Have for Dessert I?
TITS question arises N the family eveu day.
Let Us answer 1t today. To
JeH-0,

deiicf,us and heaithfui dessert. Prepared n tive
minutea- No boiling! no baking! add boiling water
and set 10 cool Fiayors-Lemoa. Orange. Rasp-
berry and strawberry Get package At yosr ~
ees's Today. 10 ctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-27

BEST QUALITY WATCH MAIN SPRINGS 60c
put In while you watt 10 minutes; warranted
for years. 30 yeaH' experience.
mh2o28t'A T.. 81. UNSWORTH. 1893 7th nsw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-27

Extracts from a paper by Prof DR.. Adolf Lorenz
Imperial Royal Government Councillor, In the
Neues Wiener Tagblatt. Translated for The
Evening Star by u. I. Weller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-27
American College Life.

In all my trips through the country
came. OF course. most frequently into con-
tact with american collegians. The uni
versities are not state institutions. as they
are In our country. but are private
institutions and enterprises. which
through gifts and endowments have
control over colossal means. The medical
schools are naturally attached to the hos
pitfalls in the great cepters. The othe:
the center OF cities rather at some lttlA
distance. or entirely IN the country, mostly
with most attractive surroundings, as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-31

tractive type. The couple has .two small
children. The baroness made u short stay
in Germany after a trip to South America
before coming to this country.