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Evening journal., 1904-03-11
80 More Of Those
81 Suits for Young Women
Second floor, Chestnut stresN

Lots Of happy girls yesterday with brand-new
Easter suit for 81.
A few more suits came for today-nade of short
pieces of homespun, cheviot and mems. suitings a
maker had on hand, or they'd be $15.
Fascinating little Eton suits they are with gay Persian
braid give effect and braid silk bands
give pretty lines
At SIS are makers samples of s25 to $50 sutsony one
of kind but rather elaborate, dess-up affairs Some have
the bouSed Eton jacket with high gdle Of silk cloth
bothvery much like those Paris has sending. They
have touches Of pale pretty color buttons braid ussy
sleeves.
H. 1e, 1syear sizes-and small will find they fit
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
A Fair Offer

Tommy" said the eooucnical mother
to the boy with the loose tooth. "rl give
you 10 cents If youn let me pull that
tooth"
The boy thought 1t over and then went
10 his bank
10 cents" he said. I'm give you Is If
you2l let me pui one Of yours"
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
All saIled Pp Again.

Mrs. De Bulseyel received your re-
grcts the morning after my party. Sorry
you were not able TO attend.
NJ. Makinhrakes (hostenlng to explain)
You couldn't have been halt so sorry as
1 was, madam. l got the invitation all
right but IL was o'clock in the even
ing before I remembered-before 1 re-
mcmbered Ccoughsl that had such bad
cold mat I couldn't possibly set ready
or. no, that wasn't cutie the way of It.
but (coughs) ] said to myself that YOU
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
$5 and Sc Spring Millinery
Golden Salon, Main floor

little lot of dainty lacev'baby hats" for grown
ups is just n-soft yellowish lace with spreading
bow of pale ribbon, or a wreath of tiny forget-me
Hots around the crown; pure white lace with rosette
of flowers. So
Snt hats seem to be running more toward browns and
blues than any other colors
The browns sartwh the pale champagne color and
the deep soft seal brown Blues mostly navy And
and fruits the featery owl heads that being
used on Paris millinery at this moment SO and Sc.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Men $ Sample Hats
(City Han Corner

(Cy Hall ComeD
A New York maker who has stores all over the
country and whose hats we sell all the time under his
own label at So turns over to us his samples to sell
out at 81.
This same manufacturer makes two other grades of
hats-at SO and $4-but will not put his label in them,
We have those samples also at 50.
The S5 grades have his name inside, as you will
see when you come today The others bear fanciful
name.
All kinds in the lot-both' soft and stiff, black,
brown and other shades but all are spring styles Just
out of the artists hands.
SO, 81 and S. hats for S2-will you be in time for.
the So ones?
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
/. o. o. F.

Deputy Grand Mas
sSSS 2SS ter James II. Apple
XTK Ivy has announced
Ss.ss' The following dates
for the installation
OF officers in the lodges In Distriet 80. 10.
9. which embraces the lodges OF .h.s
city. for the term commencing April l.
Eden Lodge. no. "a, March 81 falr,
TAX. No. s. and Columbia, No. 26, April
/: Mechanics, No. 4. April ?; Delaware
No. ]. and Hermann. No. ", Aprn =
Hope. No. 2l, and Naomi Rebecca De-
gree. No. 3. April 6; Jefferson, NO. 2
and Asylum. No. %. April e Brandy
wine. No. Is. April IS
John 5. Fuhr grand patriot OF tns
Grand Fncampment OF Delaware, VIII
install officers in his district, this city
as follows:
Delaware. No. 1. April 5; Christine
No. 70, April II; Reynolds, No. 3 April
-
Grand Master J.. JEFFERSON Williams
of seaford. has issued @ proclamation
calling on all the lodges OF the stat'
20 observe the S5th anniversary OF th'
order. which occurs on April 26.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Men 5 Clothing
of the Better Sort
market street.

Five minutes this morning on your way to the
office will be long enough to see some OF the new
styles in mems clothing just in-and then you can
make up your mind what you want to wear.
If you miss seeing what we have to show, you
will every now and then think Now perhaps |
could have done better at John Wananakers
You can do better here. The clothing IS better. 1t
is al-wool (under tes0 to begin with. 1t is tailored as
the best custom clothes are talored-by hand Gare in
ready-made). 1t is planned and fashioned by men
who study styles both here and in London.
Sb,ing suifs s12 s15 s1s $50 and $50.
Tob-c0at $40, s12, s15, $50 and up.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
eresting program was SVEN BY local tai-

terestng program was given by local tai
ent.
Much credit IS due TO the committee IN
charge in making the affair A success.
Following are the names OF the commit
tee: Samuel Hodkiss. chairman; Louis
Atkins. secretary; William Calvin. chief
usher. The officers are. John Lacey, presi-
dent; II. s. Perry, secretary; Earl Du-
laney, vice-president; Louis Atkins. as
s:stant secretary. The motto Of the assoc
ciation is 'Finis coronat opus.a A large
crowd attended the affair. %. s.t ssu.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
| .ninn of the Red cross.

Alpha Council, Legion Of the RED
Cross. has appointed a committee OF
three members. composed Of the follow
ing. as an entertainment committees
q. A. Laws. w. f. Daniels and c. AL
dred These gentlemen Will meet Win
similar committees from other couh-
ellis to arrange for an entertainment az
an early date when the dinerent couh-
ellis both Of men and women VIII meet
in a social way The affair VIII be
public and all the councils VIII be IN
vited to participate.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
NobIesse Obllae.

Archie-what are you ordering corned
heef and cabbage Tor, il you don't like
the stun2
Rsggie-Baw Jove. that's what the mil
lionaires in our club always order and
one doesn't like to appear singular, don't
YOU know.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Money-Saving Meat
ChOppers

The best aid to economy a house
wife can have. They pulverize
dried bread OF crackers, cut vege-
tables into pretty little cubes, and
so change the appearance Of left
overs that the family welcomes
them as a new dish.
AS easy to clean as a frying pan
A cookbook with each chopper
75c, 81, SIS and s1.76
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
English Mohairs for Spring
Southeast Of CENTER

In Bradford, England, they. know how to make
mohairs better than any other place in the world.
The art is an heiloom-he secrets of getting the right
wool, and twisting and weaving and finishing it to
perfection.
That's why most of our finest mohairs for suits
and gowns have the air Of a foreigner about them
They soon feel at home, however-they get such a
warm reception.
That celebrated navy-blue mohair for 9ocave you
lis beng INTRODUCED mo ne homes OF what LONDON wouio
Little checks of brown, blue and black, combined with
white selling popcorn pops. 6oc and Soc.
Cinnamohbrown mohairs for 6Oc 65c 75c and soc,
among the bestthhgs on the list
fine collection of fancy mohairs at s1,25 and $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
A Help to the Man
Who ShaVes

Very convenioat are the little ad-
Unstable wall mirrors. They can be
turned at any angle. s2.75 to IS 50.
wall mirrors. in nickel frames
with the best bevel French plate
glass, s7.25; white enameled frames
with the best bevel French plate
glass, soc to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
q. a. r.

The committees appointed by the G.
A. r. posts viii hold a meeting In the
rooms Of DUPONT Post tomorrow even-
ing to make arrangements for Memorial
Day exercises on May 80. II is the in
tention TO make the observance OF more
than usual interest this year and con-
siderable preparation viii be made 10
insure its success.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

In 25-inch coat suits, the
dark, smooth cassimeres, lighted
up with a flat collar Of stitched
silk and a few silvery buttons,
stand first.
After that the military suit
of fine cheviot, with rows and
swirls Of silky braid.
Light London-check home
spuns come with a new Norfolk
coat, and an all-black panne
cheviot has a snug little coat
with scalloped seams to match
the skirt.
Among the Eton suits look
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Kniohts Of Pythias.

Lafayette Lodge, No. O.
@S X. Of r.. is now making
so preparations for an enter
V0f ~ taiument 10 be held IN the
ScSs. lodge roon1.IS, ofP. Hallon
N~cf1 the evening OF April 2,
An elaborate program con-
tanning several novel features viii be
presented and refreshments served 70
the visiting members
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Short Lengths ofVestings, ,25c

tMan AiSle)
The greatest part of the lot were 75c and 81 quail
ties feYVsQldafor SOC.
We are making the price 25c today on every yard
for people who don't mind waiting for the stufs to be
laundered before they are used Every piece is soed
The lengths vary from to 5yardspenty of good chances
for shirtwaists among them.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Match Your Dress Goods
With These 55c TaHetas
(Arcade, Cross Aisle and West Transept) J

With 1870 different coors to choose FROM in all the
best shades it will be strange piece of stuff that can
not find its match in the sale.
The silk is regular Soc qualty-19 inches wide.
We secured about 400 pieces to sell at the unusual
price of 55c, because the commission merchant was
unable to hold them longer until he could get full
price.
Besides the plain taffetas there are a few beautiful
changeable efects-but only piece two Of a color.
This is one of the occasions when it will not pay
to wait
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
His cnriositu.

Does your wife work harj9"
"well. she seems to- but I've always
been curious TO know what she does whcn
I'm not home"
'NNhy?"
Because when / am home she dusts
every banned room that I get comfortable
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

Towel bars, 17h inches long, with
round corners, 25ci double bars, Is
inches long. 75c-special prices for
this sale. Others from is inches
long at soc. up to 80 inches long at
s2.25.
Towel bars. plain glass or porce-
lain. with nickel end holders. 20
inches long, at 81. UP to Sc long at
$3.50.
Soap dishes. AT 25c is a very
pretty round dish, with a perforated
tray that lifts out. Others. to stand
on the washstand, 25c TO S1.5o; to
fasten to the wall. 45c to 81; to
hang on the bathtub. 45c to s1.25.
Soap and sponge holders, to hang
on the tub. 75c to %.
Tumbler holders, to fasten on the
wall, 4oc. SOC and CSC.
Tooth brush holders. 15c to sl5O;
tooth brush and tumbler holders,
75c.
Nickel hooks, single. l5c to Soc;
double, zoe to S2.25.
Bathtub seats, oak, SOC to s1.Di
white, S1.5O to 1915
Sprays. rubber tube and nickel
sprayer. 75c to s15O-an excellent helI
for shampooing the hair at home.
Glass shelves, with nickel supports
20 inches. So; "A inches, 1885; q
inches, $3.50; with opal glass. =
inches, 1915; "A inches, ,s4.25; 80 inches
a *
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
A New Bath Brush
Why Spoil a $50 Suit
With a SC Clothes
Hander2

The Pearl suit and clothes-
hanger fits the clothes. You don't
have to pull your coat or skirt out
Of shape to adjust IL to the hanger.
An extension arrangement shapes
It 10 different waist measures; a
little hook in center holds skirt up
so it won't sag; a holder above for
bodice or jacket, 1sc; for SOC: for
90c, with bar for wardrobe.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Kitchen Scales. 85c

Small, compact, not the clumsy
old scoop" arrangement Dial;
square top. Weighs up to "A pounds
and as little as ounces.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
The Unseen Difference IN
Nickel Bathroom Fittings
lBasement.)

You Wonder sometimes why nickel towel-bar
in one place costs 15c and IN another 25c
If you could see Hrda1lsak the nickel you would
find on the cheaper one, iron; on the other BRASS
That's why some nickel bathroom fittings rust things
and others do not.
To look at the two you can't tell the difference
You'af compelled to depend absolutely upon the
word of the man who sells them to YOU
E1erp blsce sold here Is Atckeled on BRASS No
piece nickeled on iron is allowed TO come into this
store.
Isn't it better economy to pay a few cents more
and save your towels and bathroom linens from iron
rust?
These are the brightest, cleanest bathroom fittings
Won can find
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Who Wants an Electrolier ?

tAcade
Those beautiful bronze figures, holding from one
to six lights, that have been so much admired on the
second floor, are down in the Arcade today at halt ke
original prizes
Were $40 to $125-now S. to $50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

chiefs degree and open the nominal
tion for ofhcers which win continue un-
IN April z.
Keolxuk Tribe. No. 8. adopted one
paleface last evening. Next week this
tribe win hold adoption and raise cam
didates 10 the several degrees.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Heptasophs.

Brandywine Conclave, NO. 4, Hepta-
sophs, or S. w. NJ. had three candi-
dates for the first and second degrees
last night and also received three prop
osltions for membership.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

wouidhg miss me, anyhow-and-and
really. I couldn't decide in my own mind
whctherwhether-follSs all well, Mrs. De
Bullsoye?
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
New 12Hc Swiss, Dimity
and Batiste
MAIN Aisle

Down East the mills have been busy all winter
weaving and printing these cottons for spring.
They are Sheer and fine and bright ~ithltle sprgs
and flowers.
The dimies of course. have little cords running way
the designs and the swisses embroidered Plain
colors, as we'll as figured designs in both.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
More Japanese Trees

A fresh lot Of those tiny
plants and trees for table deco
ration has just arrived-some
very odd shapes among them.
25c to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

Tommy said the teacher. "can you
repeat the golden rule2'
YES maEm," replied Tommy. "Do un-
70 the other tellers what they would like
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
APortable Shower Bad

This can he attached to the faucet
Of any bathtub, and you can have
a refreshing shower bath at home
or at your hotel when travelling.
At the top is a large nickel ring to
which is attached a white rubber
blanket. The whole thing when
packed takes very little room. SIS.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Railroad Trainmen.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Rail
road Traipmen transacted considerable
important business at their1meetinE in
X Of r. Hall last evening.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

specially for the full silk-lined
broadcloth with wide strapped
seams and trimmings of white
braided broadcloth.
Another lightweight cloth,
very charming, in brown, has
a quaint little shoulder cape on
the Eton, and a vest of white,
black and gilt. Lined with
white taffeta.
About the coolest looking
suit is Of dark gray mixed
etamine. The little short coat
has a broader cape than usual
and a dainty black-and-white
vest.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Gloves To Go With
Women's New Spring
Goods
lArcadel

(ArCaQel
1900 pair only Just off the
steamer and unpacked - for
65c a pair.
They are duplicates of those that
went so quickly last week and the
week before re-lfesa soft kidskins in
tan, beave,, MODE, gray, black and
white. Fastened with two small
clasps.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
UsHERs' UNION ENTERTAINMENT

interesting Program in Odd Fellows
Hall by Local Talent
The Ushsrs' Union Of Asbury NJ. E.
Church held an enjoyable entertainment
IN Odd Fellows Hall last evening. An in
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
A. o. u. W.
Lewis Lasse Nssliusi6lled

Lewis Lasse Was iinsidled
last evening as hnancier OF
Ec3 Wilmington Lodge, No. 1,
6fS0X, A. o. U. w, to succeed the
&E14h late Charles Y. Woods. lie
MI ~ will assume his new duties
~ next week.
The question Of the new
assessment was discussed by
the lodge at New Castle last evening, a
committee being appointed to explain
the plan.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

in. and I can't think what there is left to
keep her busy"
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
to do unto YOU
Unavoidable.

II had a very unpleasant meeting to-
day." remarked McBrlde. when he went
homa 20 his Wife
whom did you meet. dear?" asked she,
soncddusly.
IN wasn't man. 1t was a note in
bank" ifre
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Women 5 Spring Suits, $25
Second floor, Chestnut street.


OUey dozen STILES al thus one price, and JCe can SAP
a PRIDE that eJgrv single model IS byactcai for some
b0dp One was planned especially for slender women,
one for young girls, one for women in mourning, one
for stout women, and so on down the whole line
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

When Ny Head Aches
I.tale cartmell's headache powder.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
" How Do You Get Such
NiehtgoWns for the
Money 2"
fCrosS Aisle
Everybody is asking it.
Anniversary planning.

The one with the imported en-
broidered yoke, eyelet-holes and seal
loped edge, is going into lots of spring
trousseaux. Sl.25 worth 81.
With the neck finished with rows
of lace insertion and beading, or a
ribbon-run fine embroidery, are two
other styles at Sl.50, worth 81 and
$225.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Put By Cor a RAINY Dav

Good umbrellas. 81. Just in
the best we've ever had for
a dollar.
Made Of waterproofed cotton that
looks like mohair. Women's With
pearl and plain wood handles; mems
with plain wood or Cape horn.
It will save lots Of trouble to
keep one at the office and one
at home.
For children some union taf-
feta umbrellas, 81 were s1.25
to 50.
main Aisle
WlomeH's rai8-coafs, $40 to
$50. The finest, of silk.
Second floor, Chestnut street,
Mems raiN-coatS, SO to S25.
Fit for overcoats in sunny
weather.
market street.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
" Cookers" Replacing
Cooks

COOKS
Cookers steam food-the most
digestible way to cook it.
They save fuel-cOok three and
four things at one time; take the
place OF cockpit the dinner on,
60 to church if YOU like. It'll be
ready to serve when you get back.
The Ohio has shelves and a door;
you can see at one time all the things
Cooking. Can also be used for can
ming. $3.50 to $3.50.
The Baltimore has little cap to shut
OF any compartment when the food
Is done-keeps it hot, but does not
cook it. 81 70 1926.
The PEERLESS whistles when the
water is out Sl.75 worth S2.75.
A New Bath Brush
Better than the ordinary bristle
bath brush is the new fountain
rubber bath brush. Each little rub
Der "bristle" is perforated so that
you continuously have a stream OF
clean water. All the while you wash
you have fresh water. You do not
use the same water twice. $3.50.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
Red Men.

ns Hiawatha Tribe. No. AZ.
R&sAs If l. o. r. NJ. conferred the
Q.SslRss warriors degree on one
AIA. candidate last evening.
-NSsSAN Next Thursday evening
this tribe viii confer the
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

On all rainy days the store
is a dry and pleasant pathway
from Market to Chestnut street
Whether you mean to buy or
nos.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11

Because It was the iirSt store
to insist on one price to all.
Because it refused to sell
merchandise for anything but
what it was.
Because it provided a safe
guard for mistakes by the
principle Of return Of goods.
Ii defied only the unfortunate
practices Of trade.
Ii made neD latps-which to-
day govern nearly the whole
commercial world, though the
short-sighted prophets of eigh-
teen years ago declared that
they would result in ruin and
disaster.
At Anniversary time it is
always pleasant to remember
such things as these.
Evening journal., 1904-03-11
The New $40 Covert Coat
for Women
lSecond iloor, Chestnut streetl

is about the finest little coat for the money you ever
saw. Fact is we put it beside another covert coat
that has been selling right here in town for S1875-
compared the outside, the inside, the cloth and all the
little details-and the $40 jacket came out ahead.
Yes, it is simple be-but what a good SER
vceabe shade the is how well blocked the shoulders
and fronts how carefully the stappng and tailoring DONE
and how snug and close the collar lies.
An even hundred ready this morning-sizes 80
to 40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
pRIcfs HaacitS On Toilet Articles

HAIR BRUSHES-Fa-
nous Keep Clean"
make. 3 rows OF bristles,
solid backs. made OF real
attn wood. sold regu-
larly sec. Mill-End Sale
fTlce .................
HAIR BRUsHEs-Fa-
nous Keep Clean"
make. square and oval
shapes, . and throw
white brlstles. solid
ba cks. in two finishes OF
wood. regular price 4ec.
Mill End Sale Price ....u
HAIR BRUSHES-fn
square and oval shapes.
s different finishes OF
wood backs. 2 and n rows
OF bristles, not a brush
In the lot worth less than
Csc. many worth more.
Mill-End Sale Price ....,
NJ / IL r a " Y HAIR
BRUSH HES-Solid backs.
imitation ebony,a 2 shapes,
small and large regular
price fsc. a pair. Mill-End
Sale Price.
CLOTH n n T. s n E s.
Solid wood backs, brushes
would be cheap at lsc.
Mill-End Sale Price
NAIL BRUSHES Solid
backs. warranted. all
pure white bristles. large
size, good lsc. value. Mill
End Sale Price e...,...,...
NAIL BRUsHES-Wlth
straight handles. Irregular
i2isc. quality. Mill-End
Sale Price. e.............,
GOOD SENSE" TOOTH
BRUSHES - Just like
"Prophylactic." you know
the regular price Is &c.
Mill-End Sale Price. e......,
TOOTH BRUSHE6--All
bristles 4 and s rows. as
sorted styles. worth I9c.
10 &c. each. Mill End Sale
Price .......s...............
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

MERCERIZED SATEEN
PETTTCOATS 80 splendidly
made. very good qualities.
actually worth sl.O0. Mill
End Sale Price......,....,,.
ADJUSTABLE TIL
COATS-No hooks and eyes.
no draw string. no yoke but
perfect fitting garments. 100
dozen purchased TO sell at
sl.ls. Mill-End Sale Price,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

HAIR PIN CABI-
sizes.
regular 10c. quality.
Mill-End Sale Price
Pc. and ..................
HOSE SUPPORTERS
Hook on corset
ktyle. fancy frill web.
regular price l9c. Mill
End Sale Price.....
FELvETEEN SKIRT
FACING - 2ia-i n c h
width. equal TO Vel
ketina. Regular price
Be. Mill End Sale
'Dr1Ce ..............
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
MIlL.END PRICES ON
Hosiery and
Underwear

ChlIdren's Fine Wool vests
Swiss ribbed. splendid quail
lily. This Ia one or the great
est values ever offered Ac- -
tually worth sec. 10 SOC MIL Sr
End Sale Price. ce..............., NV
Ladies' Medium Weight
Vests and Pants
Splendid quality. Vests are
all silk trimmed. pants knee
and ankle length. Regular -.
sec. quality. Mill-End Sale .<Sr
FrlCe ''.s..s..s.ss..s........
Mems Black Cotton Hose
Medium weight. good oual-
ity. fast color sold every
whore at nxc. pair. Mill NJ
End Sale Price. w
Ladies Black Cotton Rose
Extra heavy fashioned. dou-
BILE sole. ertra splced heel -,
and toe. Cheap at lsc. Mill VHr
End Sale Price ice.............. ASZS
Ladies' Black Cotton Hose
with unbleached sole. fun
fashioned. Hermsdorf dye.
splicsd heel and toe, regular
@c. quality. MIN End Sale IAr
Price ......................... Nv
Mems Heavy Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers
strictly perfect goods, cor
reetly made and finished.
never sold for less than sec. -XOr
hill-End Sale Price. wv
Mems Woo, undershIrts
Double font and back.
strictly perfect goods. regu-
lar 800 quality. Mlil-End 0Or
Sale Price ................... wv
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-03
REMOVED THE CONSUL.

Paramount, W. Va, Oct 29.-At
the request of the Italian Minister
at Washington, the Italian consul
at Philadelphia revoked the ap-
pointment of John w. Mariana,
italian consul for West Virginia.
The removal of Mariana W a Q
brought about by Republicans Of
this city, who laid complaint at
Washington because he addressed
a Democratic meeting at Monon-
gah recently. The complaint was
that Mariana opposed the policy
of President Roosevelt and I b Q
Republican administration. This
action is resented by hundreds OF
friends of Mariana. both Ameri-
cans and Italians.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-11-03
LOSE ONE ELECTORAL VOTE

If the national election should
be so close as to narrow down to a
point where one electoral vote
would decide the contest between
Parker and Roosevelt, and the he
publicans should rely on the SOL
id vote of California to win, Par
ker would be the next Chief Mag
istrate OF the nation.
California is sure for one vote
for the Democratic ticket in the
electoral college. 1t is assured
for the reason that Borax Smith
on the Republican electoral ticket
is not eligible, and this fact was
not discovered within the time re-
ouired by law. Hence his place
could not be filled by another hoe
publican elsctor, and the Demo-
cratic elector will win.