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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-24

the national representative of the
law. (Applause.)
Mr.. Cannon departed at times from
the text of hid prepared speech,
but the departures were flashes of his
keen sarcasm or rugged humor, that
never failed to arouse applause.
Our friends, the enemy" he said.
come out with strong lungs as trust
busters but did anybody eve hear
of them doing any '~busting?' That
young true man in Washington has
seer to it that laws are enforced, and
they went out of existence. This is
the difference between us and the
other people. one 'busts' by wind, the
other 'busts' by Jaw" Here the conven
ton once more broke into loud cheers.
His assurance hat the man in the
White House-Theodore Roosevelt
would enforce h laws, was the signal
for another tribute Of applause.
As he uttered the words goodbye"
at the close of his address, the DEL
egates rose. cheering and waving hats.
flags and handkerchiefs. The chairman
paid but little heed to the applause
after one bow as he closed, but re-
turning quickly to his seat, entered
upon the work of the convention
The band played The Star Spangled
Banner the delegates and spectators
rising.
Many delegates began leaving the
hall after Mr.. Cannon's speech. Finally
Mr.. Cannon raped for order and
called for the report. of the committee
on rules, which was presented by Gen
eral Bingham, Of Pennsylvania
General Bingham in presenting the
report stated that the committee had
adopted the rules of the 5Sth Con-
gress, when not inconsistent with the
rules of the convention.
During the reading of the report OF
the committee on rules, Senator Took
er offered an amendment to give Ha-
wall six votes instead OF two, as pro-
vided by the committee. After q
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Ncnc Grabbing.

Wtit ser belttigen Summer begirnt
Garl 9uIie"S ipounenoer &omun
n0aS @Dmnaiium 5u Gem
0 III o." cin SduIromm aus Der Dit
mart. Der biSbcr MIR ais feinltnni-
ger 2urifcr befannte, lieben$pilrotae
0id)tcr a.9uiic 3eigt lid III Oieiem lei
mem erItcn groBen HomorL Dem eben'
10 iponucnocn mie ]cigcnortigen ino
Iitcroriid beoeutiomcu @erte nQoS
@Dnnoiium bon 9engoluo," ais elm
S6ilOcrer criten &ongcS. Iltf Dem
&o0cn orS Tllturiciubiitcu &Siocr-
ItreitS ~notiouoIcr Sonotifcr III Der
Oeutiden Oitmorf bait iif cine @ano'
lung poll tieiergreifenocr, ieelilder
Gcuitittc, bon oromotii6er &lnit uno
Spommg uui. 9iiittge, poctiife
Sprod)e, rd,ter gliiben0cr EotttotiSs
INNS irlO elm f0itIider feiner Sumor
crbebelt 6icieH Nornon mi Die Sobe
Der Mciitcrpcrfe oelltider Gr5db-
llmgSflmit.
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Sir StraBeniprenfIcr miiiien $3.50
pro Sobr be3oblt mcrocn; inter Der
altcn 8erorOmlng morcn bieieI6en
fret,
Pm 6oS Gomttc pcrmtcicn.
Sm eriten 3meiQe lplroe ouf @n.
trog 0eS Srn. &cinbcnan Die oen
5lpeiten 3meig pciiirte 8croronung,
Der Baltimore GbioE9obn" ST. CT.
lnltben, in Der GroB. II. g8eIt-Strobe
@elciic 5u legcn an 0o9 Gomite fir
@obncn 3llriid3rmciien ga Die Sc.
mobner jener @eqe1o crit geb6rt luer.
Ben mollten.
8ermiIIigung 5u bod.
gluf &erlongen bon &rn. &6ltig
ipurbe I'M criten 3rpcige bic poiiirte
&eroronung, meIde $4,000 perpil.
ligt fir Die Bflnitcrung ser 8otlrs
rents troBe, bon Scr Goitern.9loente
bis sur baltimore. Strube, nit oetri-
~fi5irten 3iegeIiteincH, bonn WoDor 5,l.
rid pcrlon9t, ou nod Nniidt 0cs
Stoot SngenieurS 6enooQ $12,50O
8eniigen.
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Slit nn1ere
N%bDnnentett
tit @albtngtOn.'

Sr. Subn q. IprIler uOn 3r.
11OO, 4. Strafe, H.-8., 1T nidt
meBr Der Igent nmS Gcrtreter Ses
D0entidcn GOrreIpunbenten" In
8aiBinstOn. @ir erlambcn ms Sa.
Der, naieren 9cebrtcn G6Omucnten 1T
@albtngton rrgc6cnIt an3nseigcn,
SaR ale Seridtisunsen 8OImangs.
'uedieI betreffcuS, O6er iOnitiae
Sdjreiben brett nm Sas Sanpt6ireou
Ses n0eutidcn GurrcIponOentem;"
Ali ct. YunG Str, Baltimore,
MS., 81 ridten limb. Sin gertreter
oes rgOrrcIpOnSenten" iuir6 perio.
bid BET ben S6unnentcn purIprcdem,
ben Sn6itriptiDnspreis ~ cOaef-
tiren.
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0ie67. 6 IuBfeicr
Der DBilttotion Ifnoemie" an Yarf.
Nuenle uno Gentre.S trnBe miro am
6reitag Norgen ltottfinoen. &aroinal
@ibbons miro Die 9iplome an Die fol-
genoen @ruollirten p%erleiben: Srls.
SSltlia Cairns Gberbonnier, Morp q.
@illou9bbp, 9eiiie SiIbermon, WtorD
Gictorine Surratt, Warie Mnita @a.
tier, 9eiiie &ennebp Sorb, Sronees
Woale Saa, Camilla 2ilciqe GORDON,
@ono @onS unO Worb Gpon. Or.
6let6er bon Ser &otbeorale miro Die
Meooiaen an Die YreiSgelpiuner oer-
tbeilen.
Gin alarm bonn &oiten Hr.
Git rief sic 6eiierinebr geltern Wor.
gen nod Der @o5mtng bon Sru.
Sreo 9usfp Nr. 1910, Gopington-
StraBe, ippielbit ooonrb Seller emit
ltanoen iuar, oob Elm aino nit
Streihbol5den ipicIte.
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N6fabrt Der nGaiieI."

&crIGBt belte Na6mittog Inn 3 llbr
Baltimore sur 1oGrt nod 8re.
men. - Seine aajiitcu . Eaiio.
gierG.
Der Gompfer nGnilel" bonn Roroo.
SIopO, Capt. y. Yctcrmonn, fdbrt
Derrte Nudmittag Inn 3 llbr nit etiuo
'G5 8oiiiten- ltn0 200 3lpti6cnoeds.
Folidgirrclt bon bier nob 9remerba.
zen 3uriid. Die &ajiitcn Yoiiogiere
aus Baltimore itll0: Sr. uno 6rolt
@utber Gonrnoi, Or. IlbertSaoS rno
Srou, Sr. uno 6rau NnorcoS Wtiiucr,
0rou Sobn Sinrids, 8rou Scnriettc
Sbron, Srl5. 9licA Itfinion, Warle
0inriGS, Nnrtbn S6iirmon Gmmu
poGenDorr, Gotb. Shimpf, Worie
Cbron, Gotbnrine Sbron, SS. Gam.
9lm6erg, Chen &. Sill, 8. @orolom
MiIc3, s. 0reibon MabclL GboS.G.
QebeS, u. Q. 2%eeUenbort, $. S. ".
McnnirN Otto Woldom uno $. ".
Elng0CmcDer. ans @aIbington, g.
g.: Sr. llnO 6ruu ". 9ebrenot, Srls.
2oliro unb 9tcaie 9ebrenot, 6rou NJ.
Gn0lcrt, SRI. %. Silebranot, Sri.
Stcpbonie S6mibt, 8rou NilguItt
Slime nnb SRI. Charlotte Slime; aus
onocrcn StGoten; Trof. 9. @uboin8
ncbit Satin un0 Gino unb Srolt
2ouiic 9erOcrbede, Ct. 2oilis, Mo;
Sr. $. Is. Bel, philadelphia, Eo. ;Sr.
8. 9. 9uQod, 2crtngton, &p.; Sri.
2i55ic Sled, 2ouiSpiue, &p.; s. ,Nnl.
Wcbrmonn, Hidntono, ST.; Sr. Is.
@ciger, Norf, Yo.; Sr. S. ". Gbes.
INIT, &ot Springs, Irf.; Sri. &clcn
Icnbonl, Soponnab 8o.; 6rou ".
Sofcnpos, Scinrid) unb 5rie0r. Sa.
dcnpoS, 9)orf, go; Sri. 81. Sorriion.
StmuntorL go; Sri. Worie &il1lcr,
Gttclnllofl, u; Sr. Y. 1t. &err, Out
co9o, Sis; Sri. G%ornelia 2octp, Sn.
dependence, Slto.; Sri. Gpo gong.
SorisoiQe, &p.; OF. e. M. Winnid,
Chicago, ST.; 6rdu 2ouilc Elooitcot,
@uonSpile, Sno.; Srou @tarie Ono.
leD, GnonSpille, Sno.; 5rou gnno
-.9nitt, GponSbide, Sno.; Sri, 81
len 9. Stltort, Stounton, 3d.; SRI
Seno Gorge, louisville, &p.; Moio.
Mar bon 9in5er uno Satin NM
Merncr BON NinSer, ct 2euiS, Wo.
Sr. Nrcl @etir, Mem : Wnrf $. $
EittbofL ST. &ollis, No. nno 6rol
Waraoret &ol5.
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eOtal6eri@te aus BaIbinston.
GooetneS prominenten
0eutden

am Nontag Abeno gegen 8 lt6r
Itarb pl0bIid in 6oIge bon Ser5I6lag
I'M Stem 8iuarO Sotel~ Sr. $. 8lab,
Elm prominehter @epebriqbrifunt aus
&urI5rube, 0elti6fQnS. Ser Goro.
ner Wuroe bcnodridtigt unO Iteate ei-
men olf Ser5i6lag Inlitenoen Gooten.
l6ein aus. Die 2eide miro nod]
aorlsrttbe ~iibergeiiibrt meroen, mo ole
@attin OeS Geritorbepen mobnt. SEER
FloB fam Dor einigen @o6en i'm BE.
gleitrng Der Serren y. @oebel nno
Wtar &ooegorten bon 0eltiflan0
bterber, Inn Ole IuSiteQumg in ct.
SoriS ST beiuden. Die &erren be.
fanoen ii6 mtf Dem Tiidmeg nod)
gfem-Oort, oIS Sr. 8lot pom 1ooe er.
Gilt mllr0e.
8efGbrli6e 6GIi6unq.
Gbcf Wiltie bonn 9un0eS.@ ebeim-
OienIt mad)te geitcrn Die @ntoedung
elmer neuen foli6en $t0O.Gote be-
fannt. Die Nodobmlng lit cine Iebr
quite un0 Sr. @ilfie narnt oQe Sc.
idditsIeltte ouf ser Srt 81 lein. Die
Sanfnote trGgt ooS 9iIoniB 9enton's
ullo lit ulf gutem Gupier georrdt.
Der ouffollenOite 6ebIer lit oie ifIed1.
tc NuSfiibritng OeS @iloniIies @en-
toms, lpeldcS iebr perihnommen uno
unoeutlid georudt lit.
Setrotb8s2icen3cn.
Die folgenben Seirntbs . 2iccn5en
mltr0en u1tsgeftellt:" ""''-' -",s'r' "
SorrD @arriIon un0 4nnie SAINTS.
@6boro =. g. s. bon 2einIter uno
gmma &osnmiien.
George =. 9erine bon Baltimore,
W6., u10 SDlcr Goofe bon bier.
@iIliom $. 9prneS, inn, bon Nelu-
Orleans, Ga, uno Grace g. @ooo.
burn bon bier.
@illiam $. &eio bon 9rooflpn, g..
y. unb @ffie 6. 6ergrion bon bier.
6. @eBforo Sonop muo 9eiiie Wtil-
Ter.
George q. @ronougb unb gliie
0nrgett.
@rueIt 8. @ottS unb Minnie @.
Spibcr, 9eioe BON M%iolono, go.
Senrp 6. @interS uno Mobel g.
Sone5.
Ror9on McSnernep uno @argares
&ennp.
ScmeS DC. &elp bon Sonouloc,
@is., mb Eemilep Burton bon 6al.
mouth, So.
SameS 20. NcGauleD uno 9eIIie
Gee Spoloing.
Ibram @iniom irno Iorp 9orIep.
Slopo 8. Gable bon 9eSmoines,
ga, uno Wtorp 8. HihoroS bon bier.
@ilton 9. S6lep pom columbus,
Ohio, uno Sorab y, 8eaIin bon bier.
s. eugene Bud, iuu., nno 9eiiie
q. Smith.
Srping &. Normooo uno Slorence
Seed.
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Saltimurcrin ais SclOin.

Senoro Waniel Gernero bGlt cine
miitbcnoc Mcri6cnmeu9e IN ct.
2ouiS in S1oG. - SIT cine God.
ter bon Srn. un6 8rUu G6o8. Z.
gbea, 9tr. tHGi, DEMONSTRATING.
ton-StroBe.
Senoro Woulel Geroero, meld)e
bel Dem NilIrubr rdhe Dem Meltols'
Itel(ungSplobe in ct. 2olliS am let'
ten Sonntog Nnhmittog cine Wengc
bon 1000 YerIoncu IN Shod belt,
olS oieieIbeu ole TDr0erer II. Soupt'
perlonen OeS StierfompieS, Der ocr-
ihoben miroc, nnd)oem oaS Gin
irittsaelo collefiirt luor6en, miBbatl-
DeIn mollte, lit cine @oltimorerin
1no cine Sodter bon Srn. uno Srau
Clos. Z. Ibel, Nr. i40t, Roro.
@oibington.S troBe. Sic ipar III
Baltimore Dor 26 Sdbren 9eboren
mo crblelt ibre @r5iebun9 im .gsotre
CAME = Gonpent" bierielbit. 8alb
nohocm tie Die Sdule ucrloiien
bottc, bcgob iie ii6 nod Neip'2)orf,
Inn Iid Dem Stuotum bcS Opernac-
ionqes 5l miomer, mo inn alter bon
20 Sobren fubr itc init elmer Spcrn"
Gompognic nod europa, Sm iiioli'
den Sponicn, o!S 3uIdolterin bel
cincm Stierfompic, Iernte iie ibren
icti0en Munn, MiGmiel 9ernero, e.
iicn Mataoor bon Stiergeiedten uno
9teffen oes Mbmirols Gernera bon
Der ipouiidcn Worine, tennen, in oen
iic iif perlicbte mo ben le lpGter III
81 Yoio, SeroS, b%cirotbete. NlS Die
@eltolSiteIlln9 bc9drn, be9ob lid
Ser Wotooor NIT ieiner 8rou nod
ct. 2ouiS, I'm BORT DISQUALIFICATION.
Itellunoen 81 aeben. Nm lettenS onu.
tag Ga6nlittog inno iid cine Wten-
ihenmenge pom 700 Yerionen oiil
Der Sribiine Der areno Elm, nm Dem
angeiogten Sample 5%u5nidolen, uno
ais iie borten, oob ocrielbe nitt itott'
finoen piiroe, 70 liefeu iie nod Der
Safe, I'M ibr gintrittsgelo mieoer 81
erlaneen. Sn 0ieien Gugenblide err
fd)ien Senorn Gerpero Dor Der nil
tbenoen Wienge upb mttbig forbertC
file oieielbe ouf, 5iIpiid 81 treten. Snl
@lauben, oob Die Wenge bei1niti9I
iei, entfernte iie iid), rnb nun begonr
Die Menge, ben aaiienitono nit Stei
men 81 bombmoiren unb ieBte oil
9ribiine in grono. Der 5euerfpebl
eeIang es, MIR init fnapper Notl
bie 6Iamnlen 81 loifen.
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Hf ar-TTTt

2utbcr Z. gonraoi Der.
beiraithsts = Su Der prot. epiS.
ct. 8bilips. airde, philadelphia, Der
beiratbete iidJ am @ontog Sr. 2utber
Tbeobore Gouraoi, Der galtinorer
Eianiit, init Sri. Rarp Worriu Surtt
bon Scent. Gountp. galtor 6. W. gisp'
bam poll5og Die feierlide Gerentoniq
i'm @eiiein Der Mitglieoer beioer 6a'
miIien. Sr. Gonraoi lit Der Sobn
bon 8oltor Or. &. q. Gonraot bon
baltimore INTO miro er ais eliter oet
belten M1liifer Der Staot geid)att
Sr. tno Srou Gonrooi treteit bellt(
NIT oein Enmpier vGaiiel" cine Sod
5eitsretle noh 9eutlhIanoedf linf
iueroen I'M September nad baltimore
5uriidfebren.
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Nm bas Imblifmm!

Natiirlid polIen sic, tuenr Sie
iid pbotoerapbiren Iaiien, ober Elm
BIB in 9ebenssr5ke beIteuen, Die
bette Arbeit gu ben nieSrisiten Ereiien
baben. @enoen Sic iid, ebe sic an.
oersiuo ooripreden, aiierIt ON
Sntins Sebbel, oeutider gbotoarapb,
Nr. 32f, Norb- g Ctr
Erad)tbpne aabinets . Ybotosra.
pbiea aar 81 Sas 9nteub. (14O-l
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NQncmcine Nncrfcnnnna

finbet Die bobe Quolitdt bes, Soloce.
8ieres" aus 5reb. 8auerni6miot'S
nImerican 9rnierei. @s lit elm ge-
boltreides, fetn id)medenoes, aus
ben beiten Waterialien bergclteltes
@ebrGu. @inmal probirt, miro es
alien anberen porge5ogen. &iite ST..
9raiierei 1t04 - 1928 Siaen.Str.
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149t. (t60)
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$664.50 be5o6lt bobeu. Die Cont
n1iiiion, beitebenO ms Mtopnr 3ima-
nus, Regiitrotor Spoper uno ISe1er.
beborOe-%rdiiOent WoiI, nobm oid)
8rouerbeidIiiiie iiber ben Zoo Oes
WfaporS Mc2ane all.
ltnter3et6net.
Wtapor Simomi5 unter3eidnete
gcitern ole Riocairungs g roronung,
no1oem Stoot.Broflrotor Bruce
cntidie6en batte, BOB Der 6e6ler in
@c3ug oiif Die Wc@leGon's 9taep 6ie
2cgalitdt Ser 8%etorOnung nidt in
@efobr bringe. Srrr 9ruce iagte ie.
ood, ct piiroe Der Siherbeit bolbcr
cine Srpplementor : 8croronung im
Stootratb cinreid!cn, neIder Ben
6ebler oltSipebe. Der sfebler lit, 6oB
Die WcGIeQon'S Nllep in Der 8eroro.
ming bis 3ur 2eringtonsS traBe IGuft
onItatt bis 5ltr 6nnctte-S troBe.
Ius Der . it6get. 9ebor0e.
Die 9iio9et.9 eb6roe be9uto6tcte
g~eitern Die @eror0nung fir Die lie.
bertrogung ser 9afenooos2tpenue an
Die Sta0t. g(us Dem GontinQentfonO
mltroen $4,000 neruiligt fir Dos
observation-disclosures 0epartcmcnt II.
$1,000 fir Die @ltbli5irung bon nelten
Geror0ntnger.
$ oenbe9orhe tbut bic
Irbeit
Sto0t.Erofurotor Bruce entIdlieS
geItern, oob Die @ranooiItrifts Com.
miilion MIR OuS 2ono fir 6ie @erlt.
8erbeiierunqen 81 tolfen bot uno Die
Sofenbeb0roe sic &erbciicrunas-9 Sir.
beiten pornebmen mltB.
Irbett DON b|egonnen.
u. @. Stod6onr. elmer Ser Super.
inten6enten I'M 0eportement 6eS
Staot-S ngenieurS, begonn geItertt
nit benz NbreiBen Ser Wouern orf
Sen @erften, Inn fiir Den Stoot.@eo.
meter Die 9obn frci 81 MAIDEN fir
feline &ernleiiungcn.
Ole SprtBerhuuS Srage.
Stoot.Gontroleltr Seffner erbielt
g~cItern bon Dem ogSeIt Boundary
&erid0nerltngS .@ercin" einen ge-
i6lilB 5ltgcionbt, IN mel6em Ser Ser
Elm Den bonn Gortroleur al8geiud.
ten 8duplob an Der @fe bon @orrt.
ionsNpenue uno 2ibertp-G ooo fir
ooS 5t crridten0e nelle Soften. ltn0
2eiterbmlS gtr. II fir Den beItclt
YIob erfl0rt.
9erielbe &erein ian6te Dem MoDor
SimonlS SrulerbcidlitIic iiber oelt
300 oe8 WoporS Mc2onc. SIS GeiBt
in Ocn @ei6Iiiiicr, boB sic Sto0t.
9eu0Ifcrlng unO Die 8reiie oel1
nelien Wopor in leiner idmierigcl1
N1lfgobe nod be,tHn Gr1ften inter.
Itiiben IoIltcn.
IuS Ser GefGngniB.
9e6Groc.
Die @efdnonib-9 eb0r0e nobm III
ibrer geitrigen Sibung Erouer6e.
idliiiie onIGBIid heS ableberS oeS
MuDorS Mc2one an. @orbein Soof
madte in ieirem @erift oorouf oltf-
merriam, Dab i'm nYotterion-Eorf"
brci &flon3en ii6 b%ef6nben, bon mel.
den cine Der Observation-Disclosures 1887
bon Der Serluoltlng bon Wft. Ser.
non, Sirginicnt aeiSbenft morben iei.
gr befiirportete. ooB sic Yilon5ell
Der Enrfbeboroe 5,1m @ei6cnf &c.
modt luiiroen, o6cr Sr. WoieS Sronf
NOR entidieben bdgegen. @S tpllroe
bcibloiien, i'm Sitli, Nlu9uIt uno Sep.
tcmber Die 8eriol1mlumgen NbenbS
Inn 5 llbr 81 boltcn,
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Nuf TeppNten TIM epar.S eparisnent Der
bic Dor benz 10. SUM aneeIegt meroen, lueroen
3tnten bom 1. Simi an berednet. 3h AFRO.
Gent ant Sepoftet be5dblt. Samfides bis
o lbr abenoS %eeoffnet.
gpm. 6. Rage. 4rdfbent.
2uetg-S tirenur
1873 PennibIhnnias glbe. pigbts itto grpb.Str.
baltimore StraBe uHo earroutorsg lpenue.
(f5b-6O
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Staot Baltimore.
8cttcransiidten

Sir WnrDInnO mo Den 0iitrift
Columbia fIar mo mGrmereS @etter,
n0r0lid)e un0 p%erdnOerlide @inOe.
Ger b0d)ite Eberrlometcritano mar
So @ro0 nm I llbr gtoAmittogs.
Ser nieOrigIte &bermometerItano
mar 60 @ro0 nm 3 llbr Morgen5.
Ger 8ino botte cine SdJneIligteit
bon 30 Meilen aus Dem NorOmeIteu.
Wittlercr 8urometeritono 1892.
Ger Stouo Der Femperatllr rud6-
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Cine Meiie radj ScntI6Ianb.

um Die 8elt ooer nod iraenb einem
3beile Der @elt arrangirt. Reiie.
@taete iiber ale 0abn- iino Dam.
pfer.2inien. & e O.. s. 9iener&
6 o.. Nr. id. observation-disclosures.
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SdtffSfarten BON Baltimore nadj
1reuueu.

User cine @eiie nod 9cutiblanb
an5utreten gebenft, benadriftige st.
to Gamberecr, 9tr. 202. 81. .@reene.
StroBe, Ggent bes .Norooeutfden
MoDo," meld)cr pcitere aiisfunft &c.
tbeiIt. (NpriI1. 24ete)
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s.. $. @infclmamm e &c.,
Irutt- uno Charles EtraEe,

uerfaufcn Sorben IN a6t Stooten.
@ariim ioIlteu iie nidt an Gu6 per-
foufen fonnen? 060)
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rsn Scr geitrigcn Situng Der eIef'
triiden Gommiiiion berid)tete Snge-
niellr IbeIps, bob i'm Wonat Wfoi
Die cntrid,tete Gonouitens- Wsictbe
$S01t.63 betrogen babe, bon iueld)er
Summe Die .Marplano-I elepbon'
60" $4S35.82, sic nGbeiapeofe-Po-
tomac.S 3 lepbonsGo." $25tt.3t nno
Die mWeitern Union Selepgrapb-Go,"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-11
Dutch Patchwork.

Holland is certainly the land of
artistic patches. Take. for instance,
our very worthy captain. a thrifty man
and prosperous. with a neat sum tuck
ed away. Yet see his shirt. patched
and repatchcd and patched again in
varying shades of brown and red until
1t has been completely InetamorphOsed!
AS to the original color. no man know.
eth. but here is a wonderful mosaic of
soft tones, put together with infinite
skill and patience. 1t is. moreover. still
in a state of evolution. for the process
may go on indefinitely. ! take it that
the purchase of a new shirt is a sol
emn rite and not to be entered upon
with indecent haste or thOughtlessness.
Here is q prospective heirloom. and
ones children's children may gaze with
pride upon it. And yet Barney O'Toole.
whose speciality Is mortar and who
possesses nothing save a numerous
progeny and a very doubtful insurance
policy. would fee in terror at the
thought of wearing it.-Edward Pen
field in Scribner's.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-11
Not For Fashions Sake.

The criminal law of England was
formerly marked by indiscriminating
severity. Theft of an article valued
above 10 shillings was punished with
death. In writing about Sweet Hamp-
stead and Its Associations" Mrs. White
records a pleasant thing of Lord Mans
field. who. as a rule. leaned to the side
Of mercy.
1t was Lord Mansfield who directed
a jury to find a stolen trinket less in
value than 10 %shillings in order that
the thief might escape capital punish
ment. To this the jeweler who prose
cuted demurred, asserting that the fash
ion of the thing had cost him twice
that money.
"'Gentlemen." replied the judge, with
grave solemnity, "we ourselves stand
in need OF mercy. Let us not hang a
man for the fashions sake!"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-11
A Cat Story.

A cat owned by the manager Of an
English restaurant noticed a mouse
which had contrived to find it's way
into a cupboard non a lot of wine
glasses. Evidently the cat saw that to
capture the mouse in that retreat
would be a somewhat difficult task. SO
jumping on the top of the cupboard,
from a plate there he gently precipi'
tated a piece Of cheese or the floor and
waited. For owe an hour the cats
eyes were glued on b decoying NOR
could resist the temptation no longer
and made a rush for the cheese. when
the problem which the cat had seem
ingly propounded to himself found a so
luton. and the mouse was caught.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-11
PATENT LEATHER.
Vhe Process by which u Fakes -
the Enamel finish.

the Enamel Finish.
All manufacturers Of patent leather
have their w tanning processes, much
like those of the calfskin amer. though
home patent leather is given q bark
tanning. Horsehide and colt skins are
the chief feathers made with q patent
finish.
The patent or enamel finish is really
painted and baked on. as the bicycle
manufactures. paints and bakes enamel
on to a frame. Tanners are very par
ticular about keeping their processes
secret, and nobody but workmen is
ever allowed in the finishing rooms
The hide or skin. having been stretch
ed and dried as much rs possible. il
first given a coating of a mixture Of
linseed oil. litharge, white lead or SINH
lar materials. boiled together until they
make IA pasty mixture.
This is daubed on the surface with
q steel tool and well rubbed in, so that
the pores of the leather will be filed
M Then the leather is put into the
oven. its ~surface being exposed to steam
pipes at ii temperature of about l6O
degrees.
Next the surface is rubbed down
with pnmice stone. and then it is Gov
cred with linseed oil and ivory black.
about six layers being applied. each
layer being dried and rubbed down.
Finally a varnish is applied. and then
the surface is rubbed down and finish
ed off as nicely as Il painter finishes q
fine carriage.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-05-11
A Proyerb That Failed.

A schoolmaster has concluded that II
is not safe to teach proverbs to very
young children.
Nov. boys, always remember" said
be one day. that the early bird catches
the worm"
Next morning a small boy toed the
line with q tear stained face.
What's the matter, Tommy" asked
the master.
please. sir. you said that it was the
early bird that got the worm"
yes"
well. father thrashed me-"
what for. my boy?"
Zoos. sir. I let our canary out early
this morning. and it's neve come back
with the worm"