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WHEAT MARKET.

I'rices were about unchanged In the
wheat market to-day with trading quiet.
The room element was disposed to even
steady.
New York's opening prices were:
Wheat-July, 9l 3-S to 81 l-5; September.
n: December. So 5-s, Corn-May. 81 1-2
bfferad.
Chicago's opening prices were:, Whsat
July. Sc is TO Sc; September, SOl-i
IN 30 3-S. Corn-July. 4s to II rs; Sep
tember, AZ IL 10 AZ 3-S.
Nav York's closing prices werc (:
siyyheat-May, 96 i-2; July. 81 5-s; Septem-
ber. Ss1-2 bid; December. SO IA bid.
corn-May, 50 l-2; July, So T-S bid; Sep
tenber, So.
chicagn's closing prices were: Wheat
May, eS i-2: July, @ 3-S September,
30 rs; December. so 3-s, Corn-.May, Il:
July. ~ "a; September ais bid: De-
rember. 42 3-s bid; May, for 1905, Il IS.
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BOIL WEEvIL DOOMED.
- amt tho Enemy of the Cotton
bcstroyer, VIII he Drought Here.

WASHINGTON. May 2Z-The Depar,.
ment OF Agriculture to-day announced
tnet an ant has been found in Guato-
maia that 10 an effective enemy of the
ooll "eevil II will be Immediately in
Srsa1e 9aaesd into tho cotton States. The
alscovery. which was made by q 'ss
soS,k; ., tha botanist in charge OF tropieni
sonm sSneuitural invcstigations OF tho Rsl
SaDied Instructions have been zent IN
nun TO report Immediately to the Deo
tha tment . what Assistance he needs in
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July as RECORD
| FOR TEN YEARS
1,100 Persons Killed, $500 In
jured and S6,o00,o00 Prop
erty Loss in Principal Cities
of the, Country.

That the number Of fatalities ant
loss of property resulting from Fourth
OF July celebrations Is "A subject already
beginning to agitatc some thinking
minds OF the country is evident from
n letter recently received by DIR. W. II.
Guilfoy. Registrar of Vital Statistics
OF the Health Department.
l'rho question is generally raised after
the celebration is over as to whether
The patriotism and love OF excitement
which occasion the general use OF ire
works on the Fourth arc justitlable when
the danger to life ana property Is con-
adhered.
Startling Figures.
1 The letter to DR.. Guilfoy states:
During the past ten years 1,ioO per-
nons have been killed, $500 injured. and
a property loss of ss,O9O.c0O has been
sustained as consequence OF Fourth
or July celebrations In the. principal
mites OF the country.
"wlll you kindly give statistics in re-
lhrd to fatalities in the city of New
Fork on last Fourth of July?"
In regard to this question DR.. o'I.eary.
lcting for DR.. Gulltoy during the lat
kr's absence, gave the following re-
Nsuring statement:
I'm the city of New York on July 4,
DOS. there were flve deaths caused by
khe use of explosives in the holidays
celebrations.
How the Victims Died.
''The fatalities resulted from the fol-
bwing accidents:
zone case OF gunshot wound.
Zone case OF burns of the body caused
by premature explosion of fireworks.
Three cases OF tetanus, resulting
From accidental injuries caused by
blank, cartridges.
'Of course" said DR.. O'Leary. there
we're thousands of accidents which did
hot result fatally, though in many
Eases thoy were most serious. These
accidents are not reported to us 80 wo
ran only give statistics in regard to
the actual deaths.
Judging from this report, the small
boy will not yet be deprived OF his
fireworks. Notwithstanding Ave human
iiyes--not 10 mention countless MANNED
and burned bodies-were sacrificed on
the altar of patriotism In New York
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COTTON MARKET.

Cotton opened unchanged to points
higher to-day. influenced chiefly by
weather conditions In the belt. In tho
Eastern parts moisture was needed and
On Northern Texas temperatures were
100 cool. May was bought by the same
Traders who bid 1t up Yesterday and 1t
dull.
The opening prices were: May, 1886
TO 1887; June, 1868 to 1866. July, 12.79
20 1880; september. ILL to l1,l6: oeto-
1868; january. 10.7i to 1912.
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HIS DEATH STILL A MYSTERY
Paris Experts Trying to Explain
Denth of American.

PARIS, May 27.-The autopsy on tho
body of Allisier Evans, a son OF the
American dentist. DR. John Evans, who
died yesterday here as the result of n
bullet wound received under mysterious
circumstances. has been adjourned
until tomorrow 20 permit the authori-
Ties to investigate further tho circun-
Etances of his death.
a special examination Is being made
rs to the wound in Evanss left side.
Flre-lrm experts are considering tho
possibility of the self-inhiction of such
wound with tho left hand Nine.
Pflucker. who was tho companion OF
the dead man, continues TO be subject
no the orders of Judge Jolliet, who is
directing tho investigation. Members
of the Evans family maintain that tho
viscount was subject TO mosmeric in-
f1iences.
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DRUMMER A SUICIDE.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, May 27.-E. c..
Jones, OF Harrisburg, "A travelling sales
man, committed suicide to-day by shoot
ing himself in the head In bathroom
at the Hotel Allen. He leaves n widow
nhd two married daughters. who live in
Ashtabula. o.
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DROPPED DEAD IN STREET.
aian Supposed to BE Patrick Lnrkin
Dies Suddenly.

r A man supposed to be Patrick Lar
kin, of No. 200 East Thlrty-second
street died suddenly in front of No. 1856
Lexington avenue to-day. Tho man
was about fifty-five years old.
Dr. Smith. of the Bellevue Hospital.
pronoupced death due to heart dis
ease. The body was taken to the
East Thirty-fifth street station house.
and in the lining of the vest was. found
fss2 in bills. A memoranda book with
;she name Patrick Larkin. No. 200 East
sThrty-second street. was SOUND In
khe book were the numbers Of pass
books to several savings banks.
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Looked Like IA Bath.

(From the Philadelphia Press)
swhat'il yon have with-your whis-
key7" asked the bartender, as the
heedy customer poured out an exceed
anEiv big drink.
si don't want nothin' with IT, re-
piled the seedy one. .W
i. s5a7 thought you might need .
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CAR STRIKES AGED WOMAN.
,azotorman's Promptness fn stop
!, ping Saved Her Life.

Mrs, Margaret Garvey. eighty-six
gears old, of No. 7S Columbus avenue.
twas crossing that thoroughfare at
tElanety-eghth street to-day when abe
was struck by ncrthbound car In
nharuge of Moborman John McKeon.
Hhe was thrown TO one side of the
track, receiving laoeration OF tho
right eye and having her left ear torn.
She was taken to ]. Hood Wright
Hospital. That ahe WIS not killed is
probably duo TO the promptness with
He was not blamed for the accident
and no arrest was made.
The evening world., 1904-05-27

Quantities OF heavy hewn white oak
beach. Being fiftv feet long and a foot
uquare they are likely to prove danger
Gus obBtructions to passing vessels,
h1's timber doubtless was washed off
bound for this city
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PRESBYTERIANS TO UNITE.
As~embIy Almost Unanimous In Fa-
Noring Gum berIRnd Proposition.

BUFFALO. May 2T.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly OF the United Sta tes
has declared in favor OF union with the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church by n
vote so nearly unanimous that it was
not counted
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r..,.,., h,sbe., lowest and closing prices
ana nal changes from yesterdays Closing
n,scea or from last recorded sale are ~ toi-
lows: NJ,
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The Kind You Have Always Bought.

applied public
has the supervision Ca Fletcher
yearsthe respectfully
mothers when purchasing
black When the removed the
both sides bottle red who
little
limitations call the attention OF the
alton the danger introducing their families medicines
1t to be regretted that there engaged
neou business putting selling all Of substitutes what
should medicinal
hdrens
the mother scrutne closely child Adults
Dhat for themselves, but the child has to rely IT
the mothers watchfulness. /| <L[HIL-A
Genuine Casora the signature ofS2ZyLZLzE
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The Closing Quotations,

Tho total sales Of stocks were llI,WO
shares and OF bonds sl.lOl,oo.
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Red Socks the Thing
WithEngldnd' King

I sc By the papers. says the fashion
writer OF the London Truth that
the giId=d youth OF the Continent o.
Europe and many who are not gid
81. have rushed into red ties and socks
because the King OF England wears
these c0Iors Al Marienbzd- IL Il very
comforting. IN q way. 10 know that the
superior sex suffers just as we do from
these little Weaknesses Do you re-
member reading A few years ago that 4
journalist had czoIed acruss 70 New
York that he had Just seen Lord Mar
Gus Beresfor6 IN Pail Mall with the leg
OF ere tr0User turned NJ and the other
not Immediately and unanimously
did the golden youth Of the States be-
gin TO take it's walks abroad with
trousers turned u on one leg but not
on the other.
our King when visiting Paris as
Prince q Wales soma years ago went
gIoveIess 10 z theatsr- The youth Of
the capital after that attended balls
without gloves. giving as their reason
thar ~Ee Prince de Gales Ne portait
pas les giants en habit de- s0tr- So IN
comfortable for their paTtnersL
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How Easily Women
Lose Their Purses

Half the theEts that women charge
70 pickpoeksts. said the reformed bur
gizr. are lot thztts AZ al. but simply
cases o. loss from their Own careless
ness Don't tell them that said 50.
though. for I've had enough blame 20
bear II my day but THAT'S the truth
II q woman goes hone and makes
huIIaba1O0 about being rUbbed she gets
more sympathy. but let her say she
last her money and she has ID sdOUl-
der The whole responsibility and D.
found fault with into Tie bargain
But what becomes OF the pocket
books and purses. They are not going
or OF themselvss-
Their owners ICse them without
knowing IT, They lay them down OF
drop than and they are picked Up D.
somebody who doesn't run round look
ing for the person they belong to- Here
Is 4 case n point L woman seated
herself before a bargain counter Piled
with remnants q six After turning
ever few pieces she f=lt something
fail into her lap and picked Up q far
leather pOckathOOk
sHuIIO' she said. here's 4 pursA
II looks as 4 It had 4 Ist OF uo1sy II
IT, and she ha15=d II to the clerk who
laid IL On 4 shelf hack o. him and
said he would seUd Il 70 the lost and
found department.
When that WOMAN had found rhs
goods she wanted and went 70 take
her pcckstbook cut CT her rettcule L
wasn't there. and you ought 20 hare
heard her SquszL she declared she h26
IT. when she sat down I'd the counter.
But Il was gone sure enough
"A store detective Ezs sent for and
he asked her 4 few Cuesri0ns- He was
Z friend q mine and told ne The scorT.
Then he asked 10 see the purse she
had found and II turned cut 20 % her
OWE She had laid II down The 6rzr
thing and Ehsn Il fell into her lap
she was 50 surprised she didn't r-cog-
utze Il
And 1 really think that she hated 70
admit that she hadn't been robbed -
Chicago Rscord-HsrzId-
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AWOmdn'S

An Engaged Girl. who went away
for the Summer. Bore the Separation
from her Lover Very Wen as long as
his Letters 70 her were Filled with
Loneliness and Despair Thus the hrsI
part q the Summer was Joyous and
GIzdSoue- When ever she would get =
Letter that was Particularly Miserable
she would Put On her Shortest Dress
with Oper-work Stockings. and with
Bo5sterous Spirits wOuId 90 out onto
The Piazza and FIfrt OutrzgeousIy with
the Artenuzted Old Professor. whOs
having lost his Memory still cDntin-
Jed 20 Visit the Resort
Nights singing song and with 4 Hap
" Smile on her Lips. after having Re-
read her Lovers Letter It Happened.
however, that as the Summer Wore On
her Lovers Letters Grew Somewhat
Less Dezpondent and gave Occasional
Accounts OF Little Pleasures that had
Come his Way. Whereupon the girl got
a Crouch and. Falling 70 see the cid
Professor. went for Long Walks alone.
and Noticed Every Time her Mothers
hat was On Crooked and Began TO
Find Fault with her Lover. and tell
him that his Melancholy Letters had
Spoiled her Scmmer
No-zI-A Woman's IDEAL OF Harof-
ness IS Only Fully Realized when she
KNOWS Some Man IS Unhappy About
HE-Cfnefnn4tf Star.
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN SHIP.

The report prove that the Russian
northern coast II 10 be hoped that she making
tins other port the United States The object OF
here OF the Lena vet explained Neither officers
the consular diplomatic representatives done
Their duty y telling why she Her annoyance
that Government has endured and disposed another
Russian Vzrsp appear OF ports will
degenerate into
II ne Korea this what her purpose American
zgnzn111y disturbed BY press
The Novoe Feyz said that the coming
notice On the American courzbzndsts that had
pale and that Il proved that the slightest Russian
the apprehension O. the world Indeedl coming
her disarmament n neutral port pzroing
called that makes world knock
together and rs teeth 70 chatter ike What Novoe
krez calls the American contract TO
ourfoot the Lena deep under of while
OF liners could probably zufdsps
sink her before she cOud hit with gunners
better than that wasting powder on The fleets
OF Togo and Kzuuirurz
When the wzrship OF bcIecreut
neutral port, begging time limit not
for the press OF the begereut abuse friendly neutral
that offers the nationals OF heinz white
AFFECT fcz OF 1 oec-et ship Russians Judge for them
selves Inc KIND O taste they show IN such matters, but
Russia BY such boubzstic tactics
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WAR SHOTS.

Honestly. uoE. 81 yo1 s-s- hsa- =
The Tzicze River ID 20 ths tine Gs1s-14
E-rr-us-f crossed trz-Ezzszs C--J star
Port Ar-hu- = s-ztst rnis zo-1-1s
TO he IN straits Tss---,1zT "a Vas O a
veufusuIz--LOrt01 Gl0ce-
The Tigers Tail = Al annex % Po-r
Arthur kind q Brooklyn ar-zc1-
-sur- a. 4 wzrs-Ar-zn-z Jo1--L
One = Ruzsfzz co--zz5=- zaze1
S-1esssL
Czuzht sight q = japanese vzsse-s
7 VIII fsfn-- h said.
They VII think IN dad
Wien tEsT leave ! VII ser = a11
hoes-1z
View orleans T1r.s-Ce-cc-z-
T1z Gar proposes % tsco-zrs ss51s
q The war correspondents He should
have SPECIAL s. Azzz1zs 6z1z=s Ezt=
for those AZ Chztu and Slzug1zL-
washington Post
Thsrz Is 4 Iszz-d tls-usst0z as %
zhy Eur0uzrE1- crossed t1z rfvs- By
those Wh0 have always been II t1ub-
as % Why The hen crossed tn md
Chicago News
War Co-rsspon5sut-EoU % you
spell s-uu1rscsdszrs1 80
American CozsuI-C-z --rs-cs-1sr--z1
what's The uzrte--RUssizzs Won .
victory .-ECus-01 Tex Ch-1uIcla
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Woman WedFgWillie

A woman tramp was arrested one
evening last week 6T 4 policeman n
Minneapolis A few hours afrsrward
she was released because the police I'D
not wish 70 prosecute q woman On 4
charge q vzg-zncT- she gave her
name as lane Lee and her age a AZ
years She said she has Travelled the
country over as . tramp
She was born and raised IN The South.
and when she grew 20 Touanh0od The
ease and lack q worry Of a canp-s life
attracted her For twenty years she
has been 4 weary wzndsrer- She said
that she vas first attracted 70 a wan
dering life By the funny pictures ii the
ccmfc papers
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Concert
~
phi
During
forthfr sir feuni
OF
ehzrnngy
pcuH
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NASSACR-

INDIAN 1LASSACRE - R..s--
TEzh- Cal he massacre q whfrss ~
rowing ba11s q Sioux Indians On n.
shores q Spirit and OkO5cH Izkes- II
Iowa occurred o. ths s-h q O-r0He-
49, FcrrT-oce persons were tfII-d
outright three we're W0u-1s1 z-5 IT,
were captured Twelve 0thz-s zsr. -
ported missing and rhe rs-zf-- ~
s0ue q these were subsequently, f5u-4
Al t1= houses IN Tie vfrf-f-v va~.
6urned and The cattle szrhs- tfr-s a.
driven or Wien rhe report ct rs
massacre reached Fo-r Dodz. -
nearest SETTLEMENT. 1Iztor villa
heaCsd an expedition TO proceed "a -
scene Afrsr considerable dfsF-ur-v- a
account o. thz dse1 snow and -aws--
weather the sx1edi-z11 rearh.d -
nett 70 lszrn that the indians rs.s 49,
appeared TWs--E-tw0 mn M
Captain J. g 50hnston- went dr. -,
the scene 0f the massacre ana h--ss.+
the dad So severe vas III. -orz ~
that time thar CAPTAIN J7hu<-o- 49,
Ozs OF rhe Usn were frozen 70 1z.-- -
the return 70 the fort
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SHAW TO THE STUDENTS.


sen durug half GENTRY has been apprecabe per
tout the ard Many OF these have expressed
themselves The subject indicating belief that higher eduaIon
t = - - - - 5-srfrBii555s 81 learning Such
s have country colossal volume The giving OF
e st mean that The gvers believe education be advan
tzee for tv seIv v0d not sick 10 eudow which dis
fvn-zre 70 their 9-uen Stanford had academic
benefits that he the great
individual learning The history OF the world
Perzosz common viewpoint estimate the benefits
OF education may be reached By accepting the splendid eplgl OF
President jordan who that the great need OF the world Is IoI
70 practical affairs succeeds know
II the business edu7to teach that straight line the
without the help q education but the many reach t
alone Therefore the educated
making millions 1t stability competence
By s application and IN getting 10 do something lot the
80 - - - - = +I~-s md > Tegzrj 9T the law
and rs equal and impartial application
znst pursuing fortune But IN spite Of all tie master motive
properly maintain home That these aspirations are inspired by
college spir another function the general uplft OF
cer reaches helping those beyond guild
We see his II The Increasing number Of university settlements IN
things Of lie thar enter into is Strength and duration
Among these proper sanitation household economy the best and
most economical preparation
useful employment toll the expenditure Of
rHgs . a. 10 ger The most ana the best out OF them readily
@ these things 10 the advancement Of the whole body Of
college
these ways NAV receive the college spirit
the students OF Berkeley Shaw
hor and wholesome truths He said II fail
knowledge but for lack Of
knowledge tool Education aptne The
rezy declared that II You your mind working and keep
working until yOu tel quit YOU pretty well educated The
university the best place The world education
good share q the the world has been called drudgev But
men who have succeeded have not regarded work as dudgerv
Young do work for hire By that do
work Tor salary but work for The accomplishment OF thing
II yOu lawyer do take the fee don't
that yOu refuse yOur but work
psh something There plenty o. opportunities young
The day Al have 10 do do something better than
has been done before II asked
among Young would the self-Teiznce
The world VII pay any proe for excellence If you thing up
the highest standard
congratulate u upon going the best world that
yourselves and the equipped
YOU q
influence upon such BY
entities them hearing and qualities them for
overesuaed We take Il that ne hrst thing ger OF
heads OF students the idea that college
csy and substitute personal equation energy
enterprise II merely training for the
making their with morality respect rights OF
others
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wouId you take unb-ags II I IN
vited you 20 have 4 drink asks The
city cousin Of his stsrn-Ezcsd country
uncle
Cnbrzze- / dunno Tzfn-t anv-
thing Ike ore o these here rzfzIu--
cocktails tn papers Is prtnttn' thznzz
about. = ft7~-JudEe-
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spsctzl -n-0--1z-I1u surrzssf z.rrr =,
1--s-1ess 11rsss and 1ublEr m - -.
Prsss C--pr1-E E1-sau fAII---TT - -
Hernia sS-e~r 1sleph0ns 1Eafa r1l1. :
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ANSWERS

HORSE EAIR-Su5s-I5s- CITY = e
sssSrr=d that horse Hzi- VII uc- rzlzs
ID cOI0-t1E uarrs- q any kind rh=rs-
fore II czzzo- b peEuz1s1-ly DYED
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Brooklyn has citizen who has lived months on
OF grass only We suppose that the
public parks special significance 70 him zs 5drns :
closed shop
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T1-nssnds C4It-1r1Iz GIar- FIR. -
artistic H-s-sreAsd boxes rs 49, 81.
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Recently enthusiastic Democratic band on serna5e b-1, 49,
Henry Davis the Injunction 10 down the
UncIe Henry did not Ike this ved rrfernrs 70
his coal mines
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FOURTERISN-C Y san RzrzsL
cal Fourferlsr1. q system q soc1zI-
Ism vas founded bT CLzrIss 1Iz-is
Francois Fourier. Z native q 5eszcoz.
France- He did II 1857
BEEFSTEAK GLEN = CT
Ths BeeEstszk CIuo CT Lo-11-. g rs
sublime Society Of Beefstzzks. a. z
was originally called vas ESTABLISHED
IN 1755 BY. Rich an ac-or AZ COTznr
Gardzn Thear=-. II The painting -co-
O. which The MEMBERS 611=d uroz besS-
steaks The club 6ecz-s sas1E1rzbIs
and t1- 4 loug tine izclutsd n rs
u==berShI7 the Prince q Wales. royal
Dukes and 0thz- suizs1r pe-so-s- -h3
chserfuIIT submitted % Is so-szkzr
Iu.15cruUs regulations II beczns *
ttncr N ISL. IT'S last meeting p-zcs -
Ing n roou n the LEceuu -hsz-sr-
GUN BARRELR H L. AEz-eaa-
Cal Gun ba-rsiz ar not 6ruuzed. bus
Drowned ms IS produced With a Prep
zrztic1 @ four ounces q 5l-e vfr-zoI.
two cu1ces q tt1cru-e q ch-o-lts q
iron and ozs quart q Tz-=-- wEsa
these are dissolved an ouz-e each g
zq1zS1rris ard EE=sr SPIRITS C rt-sr
are add Ths g1 oa-=L having
oeen thoroughly polished and c-sazsd
With whiting. The ahovs t=szf5sd I'D
= rubbed CT e and allowed 70 remain
for s1Ee hours Il = then ru56ed GO
with a z-IS brush ard TIE process &C
using The liquid ard rubbing - -spear-
ed atrzr Which III barrzl - wzshet n
water II which 4 Errle pearl ash O.
soda has bean dissolved and as.s-zz-d
Il = wei rtzsed II clear Eztz-- II =
thsr rolzzhsd strhsr with q br--sshs-
OF with a brush ard besswzx. ard
sometimes = cat q r5-gh sh=Izs vzr-
ris1 IS applied
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Judge Parker has expressed his navy Of respectable but
not naeuzcinx proportions confer with the Russian Adj
rnirzIty # he would be specific
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PART l.
March KING Quality Sargent
Overture The NIL en- the Cir Rssfgzr
walk Bride Bells --------- ----- Fiaheus
Solo fur har7r01e -------------W- T. CoiVertit
Grand fantasia. TN BalIo In Mzscherz
--------.-.--- ---------------------s Verdi
PART II
Overture MerrT Wives q Wl1czCr - EfeE51zi
Ballet site "Fazzr -tzsarss1
tal NoEeEzEfe. "A Whispered Thcught
49, Ic1ISC1
81 Descriptive The WE1r-u1llL -------- Mann
NslcdY III r Ir1ensrzf1r
SsIerrIcr-- The Serenzze Herbert
-AUerfcl
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Music at the Park.


The following programme viii he
rendered at Golden Gate Park to-day
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Massachusetts, man vas hailed before Of justice for writ
ing thought OF John ROckefeer on postal card The
cupr genius for condensation should appeal the Judge as an
Ecuuzting Circumstance
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-25
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