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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
First Race on Chnrle. River.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass May 24.-The
first race Of the season between the
Harvard graded crews was held on the
Charles river, the second Newell boat
crossing the finish line first, with the
first Weld and the first Newell finish
ing in the order named. The second
Weld boat was doing well and toward
the close Of the race had pulled into
second place, when the bow oar broke,
and a minute later the boat filed with
water.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
charged with THEFT of s1oO, 900.

BOSTON, May 24.-Elmer E. Leavitt
OF Medford Of the firm of Lamkin 6
Foster, wholesale boot and shoe deal
ers, has been placed on trial in the
Suffolk superior criminal court here
on the charge Of larceny of about
100000 from the National Union and
National Exchange banks. The gov
eminent alleges that Leavitt borrowed
money from the banks by misleading
statements as to the financial condi-
ton Of his firm.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
Sea Plr.te Coo the steeplechn.e.

CINCINNATI, o., May "A large
crowd saw the racing at Latonia. The
steeplechase was the star event and
was won easily by Sea Pirate, favorite.
A speed wonder was shown in the last
race by Frank Van Meter when he
sent Handzara, two-year-old filly, to
the post for the first time She ran all
around her field and won pulled up to a
walk, covering the four and half fur
longs in SAY seconds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24

CHICAGO, May 24.-Four heavily
backed favorites and two outsiders
divided first money at Hawthorne. The
feature event at one and one-eighth
miles was won by Bad News, an odds
on favorite, who made a show Of his
field and won in a ronlr, Huzzah was
second and Jerry Lynch third.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24

Edward Green of Dewey street has
at the depot a carload of choice Cana
dian potatoes which he is selling out
at lower prices than potatoes can be
bought elsewhere. Mr. Green selected
these potatoes himself in one of the
best potato sections of Canada and the
lot includes a quantity suitable for
planting
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
Notice.

The household goods Of the late Mrs
Abigail Harris will be sold at private
sale at very reasonable prices at her
late residence, third farm from Fay's
school house on road to Bennington
Center, Wednesday, May %. Must be
sold. Bargains assured.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24

Why worry about your future when
in very short time you can make it
what you wish. A course in the Inter-
national Correspondence school at
Scranton, Pa, will fit you for any pos
ition you desire. Come and see the
display at Andrew Maurer's store.
Two more scholarships to be sold at a
discount of % l-2 per cent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
King Edward CHALLENGED.

LONDON, May 24.-The regatta COM
mittee OF the royal yacht squadron has
received formal challenge from Com
modore Morton f. Plant of the Larch-
mont Yacht club, Larchmont, n. Y,
for the Cape May Cup with his schoon.
er yacht Ingomar against King Ed
wards yacht, the Britannia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
agrecQue.

The corsets of today improve the
figure, beautiiies the individual. You
will find them at Mrs NJ. C. Klock's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24

Three, six and nine foot leaders,
extra quality bass gut for Battenkill
fishing at McGurk's barber shop.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
AMERICAN LEAGTE

AAIEHIDAN I+hAGUE.
At New York
Chicago. ...........1 OIL 2 oil 10 o.
New Hork......... 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 o. 2
Batteries Altrock and Mcfarland;
Hughes and Mcclure
AT Washington
Detroit. / 0 0 0 OO1 0 o.
Washington...... 1 0 21 a
Batteries-Donovan and Buelow; Jacob
son and Drill.
At Philadelphia
Cleveland ........ 0 0 0 0 0 O1O "a
Philadelphia. .... 0 3 0 I. 0 o. 3
Batteries-Donohue and Bemis; Waddell
and Schreck.
At Boston
St Louis....,,.... 0 0 | 0 / 0 0 %
Boston. ............ 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Glade and Sugden; Young and
Criger.
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F AR MERS

This is OF interesttoy you. We
are the agents for celebrated
Walter A. Wood" Harvest
ing Machines and Mowers,
Reapers, Rakes, Tedders. Re-
pairs OF all kinds. Grind
stones, knives for all ma
chimes. We also have the cele-
brated "Coldwell Lawn Now
ers." A full stock Of Lawn
Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Hoes,
Forks, Garden Hose. For the
housewife, that .unexcelled
'19O4" Washer, Regal ware,
Pals, Pans, Cans, Nickled
Copper Coffee and Tea Pots,
Tin Coffee and Tea Pots,
Screen Doors and Windows,
Screen Poultry and Chicken
Wire, and in fact anything
you want.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
BASEBALL SCORES.
Results of Yesterdays Games In Ma
tiOnRI and American Leagues.
NATIONAL IEL

At Chicago
New York.. 0 0lOO 5000 o o.
Chicago. 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. i
Batteries athewson and Bowerman;
Weimer and O'Neill
Game called on account Of darkness.
At ST. Louis
BroQklyn.....,...0 o 600 0 6-7
81 Louis. ........, 2 l 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Garvln and Bergen; Dunleavy
and Mclean
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati, ,., O
Batteries - Mcpherson and Marshall
Hahn and Peltz.
AT Pittsburg-
Boston. .......s.... 0 90 0 O o.
Pittshurg. ......... 0 0 2 z 0 0 - 8
Batteries-FisheT and Moran; Phillippi
phaIpg
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-05-24
Senator Quay Very Low.

BEAVER, Pa, May Ex-senator NJ.
s. Quay. is a veY sick man. There is
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
TWITCHELL'S STATEMENT
ON THE SENSATIONAL CHARGES
AGAINST w. o. cHILDERs

Col a. r. Twltcheu, of Las Vegas.
mHhes tho following statement about
tHe charsgs preferred against W. B.
Cbudor. the United States attorney
Tor Now Mexico
There .s aHo'uts.s nothing Iu the
charges just why they were prefer
red by counsel f1r the Caledonia Coal
company is Uattor that, iu my judg-
mcut is preferably not discussed in
nowspapors Mr. ChIldors has had no
connection with tho case OF tho Gale
dunIa Coal company against the rail.
way companies and tho Colorado Fuel
and Iron company since the middle
of April. no which time upon suggos.
tIon from the attorney generals of.
flee Dee withdrew from the case. Sub
scquontly while in albuquerque, and
using Mr. ChiIdors office as has
been my custom for over twenty
years, { dictated 90 his stonographcr
Ia demurrer which had already been
prepared horp Zoo las Vegas. but
which decided to reform. and the
fact that the typew-itIng was done
hy Cb.ldors stcnographor seems 20
have been the cause of the trouble.
Mr. Springer OF this city and myself
prepared these domrrers. Mr..
springer hayinE temporarily succeed.
ed Mr. ChIidors as attorney for tho
.C b. A. T. Co. Mr ChIldors was out
OF town when hi8 stcnoguphor wrote
the reformed demurrer for me. knew
nothing about % and as matter %.
fact has never seen q copy Of %. BET
alone having anything fo do with its
preparation This s mntly a tom
pest Iu "a teapot Somebody wants
ChIldou Job. I think ! know who o.
40 tho bottom OF this business ana
lawyers of opposing political faith are
being dnconsc.ously used lu order 90
secure an official berth for some fav.
orsd republican who is hungry They
may succeed In foolIug the attorney
general but zap 90 dato the CORES
pOudeucc from Dis office don't lndl.
cate that such a state of affcirs OK
Ists."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Kansas city Mo. Monday July ~.
OF course, the flood was about tho
only thing that attracted any atton.
tI0n at the stock yards here after
Wednesday of last week 30 stock
was received after Thursday until
yesterday when a Few hogs came in.
The stool, yards in the native division
were in condition to receive both
cattle and noes all week. hut the rail-.
roads were unable to deliver o. ON ac.
count of the high water The sheep
pens were under from one inch 90
two fcrt Of black water Friday and
part OF Saturday. but Che water soon
ran out OF the yards when the river
started TO go down. Since the hlgh.
ost stage OF the water. the river ls
E0nc down eight feet up 90 noon TO-
day. which puts ~ back entirely with.
Zoo its banks, and several feet below
thc danger line Tho damage To the
stock yards d!d not amount 90 any.
thing ana to the railroads little harm
was done Two OF the packing houses
were not lncommodcd AZ all and the
others are in the market today as
usual with the exception Of Swift &
company. which plant will ho ga opc.
ration by the middle OF tho week
i.2o0 cattle aud 600 hogs came in
today All the rnllroed limos 20 tho
oast have been op, -aling regularly
an the timo. and were not affected
by the high water a. an Prices for
live stock generally were. therefore.
forced into line with other markets.
Tho cattle were disposed Of on the
hasls OF last Tuesdays prices. Top
price was $500. hut the principal
shipment on tOdays market was nine
loads of Idaho hay frd steers fauon.
od ont on grass They weighed over
1850 pounds. and sold az tt25 90
Armour a. Co. Not much business
was done in stockors and feeders. and
prices generally were not much chang.
GA from last week, the full range ho.
lng $500 90 gl75. Fed she stuff i7
worth gt0O 90 9525. rrassors $3.50 Co
$3.50. Hog prices were 10 tO 20 cents
below last Wednesday. top prise was
s3I5. muIk of sales at $500 Co 8515.
TOP was not very good. as 800 few hogs
were here No sheep came ln today.
but sheep markets last week. AZ 9th.
90 points was strong
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
MADAME PAULA
size VISITED SANTA FE FROM
THIS CITY, AND oErs HER
NAME lN PRINT.

Madame Paula. who a.yIaa herself "a
pa'mIat aHi c'aIrFoyaut who baa been
Boz tHa city several days mysterious
IT disappeared leaving several unpaid
HIla behind hcr She is a small. slight
woman. blonde in complexion. about
forty years Of age. and does not lm
press ans one fny1mhIy. Har astral
lody mHy have taken Winds and gone
t1 thu paradise 0f me thcos0phlHfs.
gr she may have simply disappeared
hy leaving tDeu Iu order not to Jay
what ale owes She came here from
thc Duke city, whore 10 is understood
she hal n0ur.sh0l foT some time
several people are satisfied that she
is 200 more a clairy0yant than lB Rails
ol.I Iha bandit. 0r Abdul AE.t. tho
sultan oi Morocco AZ any rate. poo
pie wIli do wgll. should sbo appear
iu other Now Maxlc0 cities. t0 give
hcr wide bor,h and not to pay a dol,
lar fur fortune tolI.ug having their
palms read or We.r futures tucipher.
o1- santa re New Nexlcan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Henry o. shurtmond died at the Ia'
dies hospital "a Silver city AFTER an
extended Illness OF fever contracted
while IN the service OF tho United
States in the Philippines, says the
silver City Independent
Deceased was born ga Texas twon.
ty.olsht years ago. when about eight.
oon years old ho came 10 Grant coun.
ty, remaining here for some time dur.
log which ho was IN tho employ OF
Sim Holsteln, ON the Mimbros Ho
made the territory his homo until
1898. when De entered the service OF
thc government as a civil service EN-.
rloyo and was ordered 90 the Philip
pines He stayed 90 the Islands AN.
til las, MAY. when be was ordered back
90 the United States on account Of in
health he at once came 20 the
ranch bone Of his brother Iyey shur
mound. on the Mlmbrcs. ana was ap.
parantly recovering bis wouied
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
DISTRICT COURT
An important Suit is Filed
Against SandOyal
County.
SUITS FOR TAXES DUE

Ncw suits were filcd IN toe district
court to-day by the territory against
Juan G.. ArmJo. FOR $500 taEos. ulao
against Alex Brclsachcr ana W. M
McClaushlin. for si5 for takcs due
also against the First National bank
for 1880 for taxes due
Suit was also nlod by a. r. McMu
Ian against Aurolia Holwig and bus
uand for $500. FOR alleged attorneys
Zee due. and attachment issued
An Important suit was also Ipgtltut
pd hy tho county NJ Uomal 'io coo.
morning alleging that under "a recent
act of the legislature commission
was appointed to ascertain the lndpht
odurss which should ho borne bv tho
several counties after the division Of
BorualIllo cOuntr year ngu that
this commission performed lis duty
and made rop.rt and arccriRinod tho
share Of Indebtedness due from San
doyal county to bo $4,000; and upon
tho suit filed this morning an altorn
atIvc writ was issued roqurinr the
authorities OF sandoyal county tc
show cause why said county should
not issue lts bonds for said sum- on
rather 10 assume that portion ~ the
debt of the old county and 90 issue lts
bonds therefor
Judgment of absolute divorce upon
the ground oi doscrtiun was rendered
90 the case Of Alberto Chayos Va
Lulsa Chnycg
Judgment of default against parties
defendant was issued in the case of
Trinidad Baca, vs. Jacinto Palaez, and
"a p. owen was appointed referee.
Judgment of dismissal was entered
Iu the case OF sofre Alexander ys A.
Vs. Cleveland
The report ot the comm slonor.
appointed Co view tho Jemcl land
grant. with O. Wow 90 ascar,aln whcth
cr or not the same was sUsccpiihl,
of partition was filed, by " lch ro
port the commission recommends.
I that the grant cannot be- parLiiionod.
Tho following divorce eases wor,
| filed: Josephine Gonzales. Vs. Jos.
M Gonzales. Elnu Lopez. N8. Charles
| l.opC; Raymond Lucoll. ys. CundOl
aria GrcsIo de- Lucoru
Watson & Newell company, suoI
/ N. q. Andrews Tor $50; r. r. Hotel
| ding sues the Consolidated supply
company; John A. Ice sues Edwnr.
Formollo for ss.sGl and a. J. Mitchell
sues Edward and GeorgIana Clouthlcl
/ for f65ill These suits are on prom
issory notes and open accounts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Allentown, Pa. July lt-This is
the last day Of wnat has proved 10
bee one OF the most successful con.
yeutions ever held hy the Christian
Endoayoror of Pennsylvania. o. j.
Randall OF Yariloy presided over
the morning session in Salem Chapel
Rev. 3. 3 Hatch Of Boston. conduct
ed The mission study claas aud the
speakers included Rev Dr Charles
Roads of Philadelphia, Rev Dr Rob.
crt D. Y Pierce OF Scranton. and
others
The juniors had their innings tails
afternoon when the regular Junior
Rally was held az the fair ground
The juniors marched ln procession %
the place Of meetlnF Row ID. r..
longsdorf OF CatasauQua. presided
over tho meeting. Rev. A, ,. Drummer
of Allentown, conducted tho devotion.
al service and Dr nariholomeE and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
ALITTLE PREMATURE
rs The PUBLISHED REPORT THAT
". n. HAHN HAD PURCHAsED
LUMBER BUSINESS or JOHN a.
Lee.

Fur tbo p3sf week or tom days tho
street has had lbo report chat both
lumber yards John a loo on North
First street. aud i. G. Baldrideo ou
South First street had been pur
chased by o. syndicate lu which tba
American Lumber company was inter
eHird
Day before yesterday Tho citizen
representative mot Mr BaldHdga. and
he denied that be- had Mold Dos bust
ness ilo stated that somo time ago.
during the ilfe OF Mrs BaldrIRo. and
while hDr health was go hnd as 90 No..
cos8Itato hI8 absence frcm the city in
attendance upon her in California
thoro was some tank Of hls selling
hut negotiations. then pending fali
through since then, ho has mo- idea
~ dIspos.ug OF hts business, anyway.
Tor The tlmo being
As to the disposal of Mr loC'a bus
iuoss. which was published ln tbIs
mornings journal to w vs. Hahn.
fhD coal and wood merchant Arthur
Heyu tho b0ohkoopor. says me re.
port is entirely Incorrect. and n %
salo bias been made ho would surely
know of o. Mr. Heyu says an iu.
yontory of the yards was made tho
G.hor day ihe annual inventory bat
delayed two m0nths-by himself and
Dos work was checked up by Samuel
Ice. q brother uf John A. Ice. and
George A. Kasemun. f1r prospective
buyers. but ho o. positive thar no
agreement was reached. and in that
event. % a sale is in contemplation
n stll hanrs fire on course. says
Mr Hayn. f Mr. leo rots Dts price
like many others in thia clty. ho win
sem
% s learned this afternoon. how
ever that me American Lumber com.
nnny does not desire t0 GO into the
retail lumber business. hut that a
company has been formed oi local
men. which wl'i bo announced ON.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

1f M.Sico city. and che groom la J.
"a st1bl "a prominent architect aud
engineer OF Albuquerque. N. 81. Mr.
stahl mtt. uu.d and won Die bride
n Nry.con capital Tho couple plan.
not J1 meet u Iuarz and Boz mar.
ried 1u tha bouudarg line between
Mexico and tbo United statcs Mr.
5tahi arrived here from Albuquerque
yesterday mornInT, engaged s. w.
stewart oi hack 30 2 and then called
ou Rev G.. ~ Dalton and enlisted his
services. Whsa tho bride reached
luarel yesterday afternoon che was
met az the Moxlcnn Central depot By
Mr. sahl and Rev Mr. Dalton Tho
reader knows the rest
The bridegroom home paper
says that an bio lIfo Mr.. stahl has
been doing Unusual things and sew
eral tImos ho has won international
attention through hIs courage and
originality. u is perhaps bat another
phase of This tendency that has Cnus.
ed him to decide on so unique a spot
tor bis marriage ceremony.
Az "a soldier ln the eighth army
Corus iu the Philippines Mr. stabl
Naa present aud participated ln the
capture of Manila Bo be- tho man who
swan the Rio Gmndo lu the face of
lbo sailing fire from Flliplnos. with
% rope in hIs mouth. for which Fun.
siou received tho credit Tie served
for thirteen mouths in tho drat ans
most serious campaigns against che
rchoIlluus natives Ho won't through
.he campaigns before Tien Tsin and
pek.n m the Boxer trouble and boz.
came famous az that timo through
his daring rescue of tho wounded
Colonel Liscom. AN incident that
was flashed over the world by che
war correspondents. And Eo Il ls not
strange that this adventurous soldier
and traveller should chose the middle
of the international bridge here Cor
the sctuO of hia wedding
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
WERE MARRIED
ON THE BRIDGE

From Ed pasu Times. JuN i5
An international romance Cu'minat
ca yesterday afternoon Boo the mlr
dago OF the two principals un tho
santa Fo street International bridge
spanning tuo Rio Grand, between EI
paso and Iuaroz Early yesterday
morning q Times man learned that
after the arrival ut tbo MeNicau Cen
uI rain from che south that after
noon. there would hU 20 wedding on
.Hg Santa Fo street bridge Tho
aamos of tho bride and groom woro
not known but when the MeNIcun
Central arrived a Times man was at
.he bridge watching
a feW minutes after tha arrival of
the Moucan Central train Grocra
hack No. 9, driven uy W stewart
Eas observed coming from the McNi.
can slide and to sior iu the center of
the bridge. Tho Times man, Customs
inspector George W. Smith and Inn.
migration Inspector George y Bald
vln reached the hack ln tmo to hear
Rev. Charlo9 b. Dalton, pastor OF the
myrtle street Methodist church, go
through the pretty. Impressive mar
rare cormony Of his church 30 was
sitting lu the carriage with the
bridge and groom, as handsome O.
couple aa ever pledged tr1th before
God and man.
The carriage had halted immediate.
Iy ON the international lime so mat
the preacher who occupied Che front
seat. was iu me United States while
tho bride aud groom were iu MeNioo.
Inspector George Baldwin. who has
A speclal fondnos Tor brides. leaned
1u the carriage wheel where no could
watch the blusbing face OF the fair
bride aa the ceremony progressed
Inspector Smith and Tho Times mnu
we're content 90 take ono peep ard
then listen to The ceremony
After the ceremony and Rev ST..
nalton had Offered bis congratulations
the bride turned 10 Mr Baldwin with
a gracious smile and said. - SUP
pose you want 10 loo6 through my
bagngo2"
Baldwin bluahod as furIoualy as q
maiden caught rubhcrug az love
scene iq real lifo. and siamncrnd ouN
something about "thoyll DO thM %
the end 0f the bridge"
Tho bride was Miss T. T. fahat.
a handsome aud charming young lady
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
EX-SENATOR ROSS
Hls DECLINING DAYS ARE BEING
PASSED M THIS CITY

Ralph FaNou stopped ou hIs we'd.
ding trip ut Albuquerque the other
day and wrote o. rossIpy letter from
here tr tho Hutchinson News Here
are two paragraphs from lds letter
Edmund @ Ross. one of the early
Kansas newspaper mon. and who nc.
cCodCd James ~. Lane as United
states senator iu 1866. ls living here
ending his days tie is old. poor and
feeble of body and mind iio Or do
pendent upon hI7 small pension and
the assistance uf q son FOR support
llU is lettering lonely pathetic. Mr
Ross was senator from 1866 10 1874
serving out tho Lane term after the
latter had committed suicide Ross
30 will ho remembered. boy his vote lu
tho senate. saved President Andrew
Johnson from impeachment 10 ended
Ross in Kansas politically, and om.
hltiored hls lifo lie removed here
and in 1855. whom Grover Cleveland
became president. was employed ln
the mechanical department of r. daily
paper here Tie was a democrat and
friends made a purse, @ ig said, 20
send Mr. Ross 90 Washington TIE
came home with hls commission as
governor of the territory On hls pock.
g.. Serving four years. ho resumed
newspaper work. now as a compositor
again ON hIs own responsibility. but
ntyor successfully q Is told. And
now bis days are nearly gone.
ellsworth Ingalls,, eldest son oi
Senator Ingalls,. makes his hoadquap
tors here lic is an United states at
torney and has been such throughout
the Mckinley and Roosevelt admins.
tratiuns Mr. ingalls, Is a capable of.
fetal. and in hts service here has be
come very familIar with territorial
matters, and very popular"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Secretary Maynard Gunw nj the
New Mexico Territorial Pair assocla.
zion. is iu receipt of q lotfor on tho
above subject and he Thinks very
fayoahly of The proposition for. %
there Doe mo- miscarry ln m.aHurs. 90
viii undoubtedly bring a uu. string
pf Colorado troitinr. pacInn 81i ran.
ming horses 20 thIs city iur mo tor
r.ior.al fair iB October
Secretary GunBul will nt once take
up tho matter with the proper Colo
RADIO authorities. ana 90 a few days
win Doc able TO ten the people through
Tho Citizen some substantial faces rel.
alive io tho races o. tho approaching
fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
FROM A CHICAGO
BANKERS STANDPOINT
PRESIDENT or THE NATIONAL
BANK or THE REPUBLIC Pro.
NoUNcEs THE EXPOSITION
MARVELLOUS.

Mr. tohn A. Lynch. president OF tho
National Bank of the Republic. at
Chicago. has just flushed a fortnight
at the Worlds Fair Immediately up
ou returning home bo wrote "a letter
ro business friend in &c. LouIH, of
which tho following iH part
"lt seems needless l0 telI sou that
your wonderful fair beautiful oIiy
anu delightful poopio made most
favorable impression on ua The
fair De- surely a marvellous creation.
ana 90 cannot fal to interest every
one who secs o. The buiidInm them
selves. showing us both che old and
me new architecture. tho grounds so
ariIstIcal'y la.d out Hud lastly. tuD
collection of rare and beautiful things
from aIl over ths wofit must prove
"a groni educator jas we'll ls true ou.
loymeuf lo the pouplr
conc thing . particularly noticed
was tho classification of exhibits o.
.H excellent. and O student could cas-
Iv begin some one study .u which hr
s interested and follow b. through
with great ease and benefit Tho nHt
n.rat when Z saw tho nIr iu itH fam
r.uy of illumination. ,no following
came FOB my mimi
IAN in 8ll mo Scene o. portrait
of man apart from h- s'us. w amaz
inr picture of mans greatness and
goodness. with hIs vIceH .or OUT
eve enjoyed our Stay Iu saIH
Louis yUry much Your hotels Hfe oK.
caIIni and $50 found Do them every
.HuuU.g and comfort