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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09
southern Appointed cadet.

John Southern, son Of MIR. and Mrs
G.. c. Southern, of Aslamston, has been
appointed by Regent j r. Trotter, a
cadet It the West Virginia University
at Nor ntown. John is full graduate
81 Broaddus institute ana win make 9
hFiuiart record At the University.
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Attending weston Fair.

Frank Wel,h. jay Refer. W. II. Cole
Porter Maxwell. r.. A. Garrett and sew
eral Others went to Weston Wednesday
morning to attend the Lewis county fair
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wanted-lOo locust posts. Gail on,
telephone or write, N. B. aicCaTty, Oak
Hall building, ClarIsbrg, W. Va.
l9augwSts
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Consumption

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption"
People are learningtha con.
sumption is a durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion OF
consumption get bottle OF
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of SCOTS Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands Of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS Emul-
SION is.
Prompt use of SCOTS Emul-
sion checks the disease while it
can be checked.
Send for free sample
SCOTT BOVINE. chsml.it
so9-yJs Pearl sisest, New YORK
soc and s. 20. Al druEzsss
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-09-09

With tweItty-one or the leading tennis
players OF clarlsburg aud vicinity en
listed for the coming tourney. under
be auspices Of the local y. NJ. c. a. as
sociation. success seems guaranteed to
tbe coming tennis events.
The two groups, intermediates and
seniors, nave been planned by drawing
81 lots and the entire lists of games be
tween players is given below. Each pair
Of players has to make arrangements
for games within specified date for play
or forfeit game to opponent
The tournament is arranged by lot.
No chosen position is given anyone. no
one has seen the names after they We're
shaken up IN the hat.
1t will take four series to complete
the schedule. LIST series, first preiimin
aries; End series, preliminaries; Ord ser
les, semi-fnals; 4tn series, finals. First
series must be completed by Sept. 18th
preliminaries by Sept. goth, semi finals
by the 9th, championship games Sept
2eth, Thursday afternoon. A tourney
of doubles will be launched as soon az
the singles are well under way.
Below find first preiiminuries and op
Ponents:
intermediate Squad.
II. /. Fleming versus Clarence Connor
Flem Holden versus Ed. Laubenstein.
A. X. Lockwood versus Pete Fleming
Chas. Kane versus G. E. Lockwood
J. Camden Brady versus Cains ThomP-
son, Jr.
senir.
Rev. W. NJ. Hudson versus Robert
Koblegard.
VIII Wallis versus DIR. Fl. f. Sloane.
j. II. Maylott versus osmund Swartz
Hornor Davis versus Philip P. Steptoe.
Frank Rhodes versus DR.. Frederick
Statners.
Fred B. Wood versus c. F. Holden.
L. s. Hornor versus Win Z. Morris
Rules governing the tourney are hnng
in the association rooms
Rulas of Play.
/. There shall be chosen by players
at least one official who shall report
the game to the committee and officials
at game.
2. Each player shall furnish MS own
racket and balls.
8. All games shall be played on the
Y. NJ. C. a. court.
The result shall he chosen from
best two out of three sets.
5. All contested games shall be re-
ported to athletic committee by official
and players.
G. All applicants for the tourney will
be classified into groups where he Is
best fitted.
Z. The tournament will end during
the last week of September by great
exhibition day for the championships
September Goth, Thursday afternoon, is
the set time.
8. Each series must be played with
in scheduled time
o. Each pair of players must arrange
for an agreeable date within scheduled
time for games.
DR.. H. f. Sloan, Chairman
Howard Cunningham,
j. L. Rhodes,
Nathan Ogden,
F. H. Rhodes,
C. F. Holden. Attn. Com.
j. t. Maylott, Gen. See.
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Conditions Of this Great Contest.

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TOURNAMENT
IS LAUNCHED
SCHEDULE OF FOUR SERIES IS DE.
clDED UPON AND MUST BE FIN.

IsHECa TpTEMBER AZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
EzageraciOnes, J p6rdidaS
japonesas

En- Ia noche del 10 de Mayo y en-
Toxic durante una manifestation pe-
pular en- celebration de las victorias
del Yal1, Sc produjo una catastrofe 4
consecuencia de 10 mucho que cargaba
el gentfo en- algunos parajes. Vein
tidna personas perecieron y cuarenta
quedarou lastimadas, aplastada unas
contra una esquina del antique pala-
clio imperial y arrojadas otras contra
un foso 1leno de aqua. La mayor par
te Sc componfa de muchachos.
Para la Ultima tentativa de obs
truir la entrada de Puerto Arturo, df-
cese que Sc le ofrecieron al Almirante
Togo 10000 voluntarios, sea un ND
nero mucho mayor que toda su tripu-
laci6n combinada
;verdaderamente que resultan bas-
tante P0ysagasses los amarillos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
SANIDAD

Ha regresado de su viaje de inspec
cion sanitaria Corozal, Toa-alta, Do
rado, Toa-baja, Manatf, Gales, Moro
Wis, Barceloneta y Arecibo Ell DR.. ]. M.
Saldafia y nos manifesto que en- gene
raj ha quedado satisfecho de las ini-
ciativas particulares de los habitantes
de dichos pueblos, pero no de los servi-
clos a cargo de los municipios, que de-
fic;entemente Sc llenan.
Las condolences sanitarias de Coro-
zal y Dorado son pesimas, debido al
casi estado de abandono Por parte de
Toa-alta, a cuyo pueblo estan anexa-
dos.
va ven ustedes como don Ramon
Reyes Pefia tsene raz6n en- demasfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
Barbaros juegos

Algunos vecinos de la Caleta de
San Juan nos han hablado, con verda-
dero horror, de los juegos que Sc gas
tan algunos muchacnos por aquellos
contornos.
Juegan los manduletes, que asf les
denominan los vecinos, con piedras
de gran ca1ibre, que ellos tran 4 gui-
sa de pelota, con la consiguiente ex-
posici6n de la vida del projimo.
Leyendo un periodico estaba, en- el
interior de su casa, 1no de los denun-
ciantes, y fue alcanzado por una piedra
que le bizo un chichon en- la cabeza.
Otro vecino de la Caleta recibi6 mas
fuerte lesion que el primero y adn
|tiene lSefialeS de la herida
ESQ no Sc puede conSentir. 5.
Nj las calico son para jagar los mu-
chachos nj las piedras son pelotas, nj
es possible que Ia vida de los ciudada-
nos pueda estar 4 merced de iuegos
brutales. cuya Suppression Immediate
hace falta.
lSera precise invitar la policia
dar una vueltecita por aquellos con-
tornos? Alguien nos ha dicho que es
mas faci1 enconrrar alli un chinazo en-
la cabeza que un agente del orden
cusndo la vida amenazada de IN We
cino reclama Ia presencia del p0licia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
FL banquete del Parque

Mr.. Chas c. Benson. Director de la
San Juan Light s. Transit Co.," nos
invite anoche al banquete que habia
organizado para inaugurar un restau-
rant en- ,el "Parque Borinquen". en-
aquel sitio delicioso, que es sin ning1n
genero do dudas, upo de los mas bellos
Y pintorescos del mundo.
La comida que Sc nos Sirvio en- el
aspacioso y fresco salon del Parque,
era excelente. Bien condimentada,
proposito para acreditar un estable-
cimiento de la clase que Sc va esta-
blecer en- el comfortable salon del
"Parque".
La orquesta de la Policia Insr1lar
amenizo el acto con pleas escojidas y
selectaS.
El men6 fue servido con arreglo
la siguiente orden:
Oyster soup, Broiled spring chicken,
Frensh pears, Porter house steak,
''Arroz con polio, Mashed potatoes,
Fried Potatoes, Shrimp salad, Ice
cream, Pies, Cheese, Coffee, Cham
pagne, Claret Punch.
El salon adornado con sobria e1e-
gancia presentaba I'm admirable golpe
de vista. Dominaban en- e1 decorado
los colores de Norte America y Es-
pafia.
Durante la comida rein6 la cordia-
lidad mas completa, entire los invi-
tados.
Presidia la mesa e1 sefior Benson, y
estaban su derecha los sefiores Diaz
Navarro, coronel Hamill, Perez Losa
da. Cristobal Real, Braschi, Carril,
Bazan (don JOSEF. Cafiellas, Coll y
Cuchf, Palacios (don ManueD Nadal
(don Jaime y don Alberto); y a la IL
quierda del anftrion el sefior Henry
F. Hord, don Rafael Lopez Landr6n,
Reverendo Nc Lane, J. H. Hughart,
D. Murphy, Mr.. Welty, don CUTLER
mo Lopez Landron, Mr.. Cloy, Fred
Nerwan, Luis Weisberh, Mr.. Cooper
y ell teniente sefior Verar.
A la hora del Champagne y de los
brindis, inicio estoS con su habitual
elocuencia don Rafael Lopez Landron.
Hablaron despues Mr.. Hord y ell doc
tor Coll y Cuchf. y, a nombre de Ia
iCnSA, AuOSLlO COh1 PahOAO OAOH LIZ
Sada.
A las doce menoS cuarto, en- TN troly
especial, llegamos San Juan los in
vitados al banquete. A esa hora di-
mos el t1ltimo apreton de manos al
sefior Benson agradeciendo su esplen-
didez y su exquisite cortes1a..
Ell Parque es un sitio de recreo, es
un parafso tendido la orilla del mar,
en- que pueden pasarse horas delicio-
sas y felices.
La Inauguration del Restaurant, no
ha podido ser mas esplendida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
De nuestro corresponsaI
de Cataff0
Ell MES DE MAYO.

En- el pueblo de Bayam6n Sc cele-
bran por las Hijas de Maria las 6es-
tas del Amer Hermoso.
Estz el altar artisticamente ador-
nado.
Varias sefioritas forman en- el coro
y cantan la Vfrgen; el acto de la CO.
ronacion, por las nifias, es muy conmo-
vedor.
La digna Presidenta Srta Presenta-
cion del Vale el Padre Rodriguez,
gozan de merecidas simpa tfas, por 10
que Sc We el temple muy concurrido.
AUXILIO MUTUo.
Con este nombre Sc ha constitufdo
una sociedad entire varios vecinos de
aquf.
Componen Ia Directiva elementos de
Fvaler.
Deseamos 4 la nueva asociaci6n lar
ga y prospera vida.
GABINETE DE LECTURA.
GAA y Ia JuVOALu0 OO COLO PODtdQ6
Sc llevara efecto la installation de un
gabinete de lectura, por 10 que han sa-
lido pedir Ibros todas aquellas
personals que pueden facilitarlos.
Componen la comisi6n los j6venes
siguientes: don Vicente Gonzalez, don
Francisco Andino y don Fidel Prieto.
PESAME.
Con motive de la muerte de D. Ma
nuel Areizaga, padre del cabo de la
policia de este poblado, Sc ha visto Ell
cuartel concurrido por todos los ami
gos del citado funcionario, los cuales
han lido darle el pesame.
Este corresponsal tambien Sc asocia
la pena que afige al senior Areizaga
FUTURo ALCALDE.
Suena con insistencia ell nombre de
Ramon Rodriguez, para alcalde de
Bayam6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
AgresI6u v heridas graves

Desde Carolina comunica al cuartel
general el sargento Torres, que ha 81
do capturado Pedro Jaime ca aIngles
negro" por haber inferido heridas gra-
YES 4 Benito Lopez (a) aNito", vecins
de ssHoyo mulasg
Tambi6n fueron capturados en- Ell
mismo barrio Aniceto Guerra y Eloy
Collazo, por aggression con un palo enors
me Ezequiel collazo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25

dar en- las poblaciones mas importan-
tes de la Repdblica csc grado de en-
sefianza intermediate entire la prime
ia clase y la secundaria.
En- el afio academico venidero fun
cionaran en- Santa Clara escuelas de
agriculture, y de nautica y telegraffa
en- la Habana.
Los Institutes de segunda Ensefian-
"a expidieron el sfio pasado 1872 diplo-
mas de bachiller.
En- la Universidad sc inscribieron
524 alumnos, $50 en- las Escuelas de
Letras y Filosoffa, Pedsgogfa, Glen
cias, Ipgenieros electricistas Arqui-
tectos y Agronomfa; 2o2 en- las de De-
recho y el resto en- la de Nedicina.
En- la Escuela de pintura y escultura
los alumnos matriculados llegan 436,
ounce menos que el curse anterior.
La inscription en- las escuelas p1-
blicas en- los meses del primer perfodo
-Septiembre Diciembre-oscilo en-
tire $4,000 y $4,000 alumnos, con un
promedio de asistencia diaria de 80
por ciento de la poblacion inscripta.
Ha habido aumento de asistencia las
escuelas de campo, especialmente en-
la provincial de Pinar del Rio, y este
es un sfntoma alentador para cont
nuar el enorme esfuerzo que hace ell
Estado fin de difundir la ensefianza
primaria.
%#
No hay estadfstica completa de las
escuelas privadas, por no hallarse es-
tas bajo Ia jurisdiction Immediate de
las Autoridades escolareS; pero en- los
datos que ha logrado reunir la Admi-
distraction resulta que en- Diciembre
de 1903 exist1an 37o escuelas de esa
indole, con 7oI aulas a cargo de 35S
maestros y 532 maestras. Los alum
nos matriculados 1legaron mas de
1000, ST bien calcula el Departa-
mento que este n1mero solo es el 90
por ciento de la matricula de las es-
cuelas privadas.
~
El Jefe Executive termina su Men
sale recomendando que, por alg1n
tempo, Sc destinen las mayoreS can
tidades de que Sc pueda disponer a la
instruction primaria, para establecer
las escuelas que son necesarias a fin
de que reciba ensefianza toda la po-
blacion escolar en- casas adecuadaS y
provistas del material conveniente.
Y I'm periodico importante de la
Habana agrega por Su cuenta: "Aplau-
dimoS la idea; pero condicion de que
ca hooror, oo,1 11rnro1aoio 1oc Taforr,, n
indicadas en- el documento presiden-
cisl, fin de que no resulten, como
hasta ahora, en- gran parte perdidos
los extraordinarios esfuerzos de la ad-
ministracion en- pro de la ensefianza
primaria o5ligatoria.
Ser1a bueno que los Jefes de ms
truccion en- Puerto Rico estudias sen
algunas de esas recomendaciones del
Presidente Palma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
Armas para los rusos

Informan desde Paris 4 Ia prensa
norteamericana, que 81 gobierno ruso
ha encargadO 100000 rifles sistema Lee
bel 4 la fabrica nacional de armas de
St Etienne cuyo pedido Sc ira llenan-
do 4 razon de 500 fusiles por semana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
Multas satisfechas

Sc han abonados nueve multas inn
portantes en- total Ss4, por comercian-
tes infractores de las leyes de rentas
internas, en- Sabana-grande, Yauco,
Guayanilla, Aguadilla, Mayagiiez, Qua
MICA y Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
Ell emprestito russo

El dfa 9 de Mayo fue aprobado por
Ell Consejo Imperial en- San Petersbur-
go " emitido en- Paris el emprestitc
ruso de $rso,ooo,ooo al S por p6. La
emission Sc hizo en- privado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
FUTURo ALcALpE.

Suena con insistencia ell nombre de
Ramon Rodriguez, para alca1de de
Bayam6n.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-08

We also CARRY nice line of
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing
and Groceries.
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JoSephDS Daniels Released.
Judge Prltchard DismIsses Con-
tempt Proceedings and the
Editor Receives Congratu
luliuns.


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! Yours for bargains.
]. c. EDWARDS
Middle Store in Riddle DIock

$50 O'Clock, when j. Starr
Moore, only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Z. Moore, and one of
Rock Hills most highly esteemed
young men met his death while
swimming IN the Catawba river.
The heT";c action of his companion
hiram White, is the subject OF
general commendation today.
The two yonng men left the city
for the river last evening to 60
swimming. They had gone out
10 an island IN the river and were
returning to shore when young
Mr.. White noticed that bis com.
panlon was sinking. Going to
his rescue White was dragged by
him to the bottom where after
struggle he was forced to leave
him. he being barely able 70 free
himself and rise to the surfaac.
Not giving up, however, be man
aged to drag the unconscious form
OF his friend INTO shallow water .
AT this point he was so completely
exhausted tnat he fiually relinqulsb
ed his efforts and crawled out up
on the shore. Later with the aid
of tho ferryman, whom he sum.
moned to his assistance. he
brought the body from the water.
Dressing it Mr.. White drove home
alone, seven miles, supporting the
body in his arms. When he
reached town Mr.. White went
first to the home of Rev. Mr.
Llngle of the Presbyterian church
and in company they carried the
body to the young mans home.
The mother was sitting upon the
porch awaiting the return of hel
son. After yielding his charge
Mr.. White had himself to be taker
home.
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Ten Years in Bed.

r. A. Gray, j. p, Oakvillc,
Ind, writes: ''For ten years
was confined to my bed with DIS
ease of my kidneys. 1t was so
severe that could not move part
of the time. | consulted the very
best medical skill available, but
could get no relief until FoIey's
Kidney Cure was recommended to
me. 1t has been n Godsend to
me" Sold by Fnderburk Phar
macy.
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Suicide in Nowherry.

Newberry, July 4.-Lying on
the asphalt pavement in front of
tho Opera House, Henry L. Evans,
an expert machinist, whose home
was i'll West End, came to his
death a few minutes before II
O'Clock last night, the victim of
an overdose of laudunum, admin
istered by his own hand, evidently
with suicidal intent.
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AS to Salaries.

The attorney general today,
upon the request of county
superintendent of education, rem
dcred an opinion that a county
superintendent as ex oflicio mem
Der of the county board of educa-
ton could not draw the per diem as
did the other members of the
board. Columbia Record.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-08
DIED FROM HIS WOUNDS.

Anderson, June 5.-Little
Ralph Edwards, the six year old
son Of Rev. and Mrs. Jno. r.
Edwards, of Rio Verde, Mexico,
who shot himself through the
head with q parlor rifle Friday
afternoon, died yesterday morn
ing at 7.30 O'Clock without re-
gaining consciousness. The fuReral
arrangements will not be complet,
ed until the father, who was at
Rio Verde, Mexico, when he re.
ceived the telegram telling of
the accident, can be heard from.
1t is hoped that he may be able to
attend the funeral.
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DRIVEN 10 DE-PERIrIVN.

Living Ell an out of the way
place, remote from civilization,
family is often driven to despera.
tion in case of accident, resulting
in Burns, Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers,
etc. Lay ina supply of Bucklen's
Arnlca Salve. It's the best on
earth. 25c, at Crawford Bros.
j. +. Mackey u Co., and Fundcr-
burk Pharmacy, drug stores.
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Happenings in The State.
As Chronlcled by the Alert Cor
respondents of The Columbia
State.
POISONED BY ICE CREAM.

charleston, June 9. Tho mem
bers of the family of Il. p. De-.
GaHerelly, a welleknown business
man, have been poisoned by cat
ing ice cream of their own manu-
facture, and two of the number
are quite i'll and the i!Ircss may
have a serious termination. A
family gathering was held on
Monday night and the entire party
ate hcartl' y of The cream which
was made il n churn used for the
first time this season. 1t is pre-
sumed that the metal is responsible
for the poisoning of the family.
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FATALLY WOUNDED WITH PARLOR
RIFLE.

RIFLE.
Anderson, June BY the
accidental discharge of Il parlor
rifle in the hands of his young
brother this afternoon, little
Ralph Edwards, six years of age,
was shot through the head and
fatally wounded.
1t is not thought that he will
live through the night. The child
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Edwards of Monterey, Mexico.
Mrs. Edwards and family are
spending the summer here with
Mrs. Edwards mother, Mrs. Mary
Brown, but Mr.. Edwards is in
Mexico, The family is one of the
Oldest in the city and the news OF
the accident shocked every one.
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GREENWOOD COUNTY MOTH HELD FOR
BONDS.

Charleston, June 3.-Jn the
United States circuit court late
yesterday afternoon, Judge Braw-
ley filed his decision in the suit of
Folsom againstGreenwood county,
sustaining the demurrer and dis
missing the complaint. The action
was brought by holders Of bonds
of Ninety Six township, which
had been issued in the interest of
the building of the Greenville and
Port Royal railroad, who were
seeking to make the county OF
Greenwood responsible for the
bonds, now that the township has
been abolished. Judge BrawIev
decided that Greenwood county
cannot be beld responsible for the
bonds of the defuuct township.
which was once part of Abbe
vile county and later placed in
Greenwood connty.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-06-08

DROWNED IN THE cATAwBA.
Rock Hill,June4 4. "A peculiar
ly sad and unfortunate accident
occurred last evening at about
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after being away from home q hours.
Thus 1t takes Reed just seven times
rs long to 20 to Pierre as it does to
come to Mitchell, and the same up
plies 70 people living at the extreme
northern boundary of the state.
While for those In the southern part
we'll, there is simply no comparison
whatever between Mitchell and
Pierre ! the matter Of accessibility.
Take all the counties east, west and
south of Dawson and the population
amounts approximately to 1852, 600
people, and there is not one Of them
but Who can save two days time bv
having the capital located at Mitch
ell. II the Pierre Dakotan thinks
Pierre IL more accessible than Mitch
ell its editor can study the above
for a while and We will offer him
something else or the same line.
Accessibility" Reed ought to take
a vacation.
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Clark ON Bronze Horses.

Representative Champ Clark is 4
connoisseur about bronze horses. The
other day he was going down Pennsyl-
vania avenue past the equestrian
statue of General Hancock.
'"That horse" quoth he, ''is the zee
ond best bronze horse in this city"
"And the best one?"
1.-The best one" added the Missou-
rian. sis the Thomas horse. The man
who made the horse on which the
statue of General Thomas sits was
brought up with horses. and l will tell
you how know it.
1.-The of the animal is flecked
a little on one side. suppose l have
reached forward with MY whip a thou.
sand times when riding and lifted
fecks of the name Owe to the proper
side"