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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Tide of Travel to the Shore is Rising
Rapidly.

NdPluAy.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ATLANTIC CITY, March IL. 1904
The promise of spring conveyed by the
flight of the wild geese last week full
filled quickly in Atlantic City. The weather
moderated early in the week and the last
few days have been bright and balmy. The
foolish bather (the authorities call him by q
harsher term) has put in his appearance
There were two of him in the surf last Sum
day and he has had many imitators during
the week. The first men to tempt pneumonia
were H. H. Williams of Erie. Pa. and
Frank Henderson of Pittsburg. They were
promenading The boardwalk on Sunday
morning, and the usual dare was given and
accepted The authorities have warned the
bath house men to refuse to rent suits at
this time Of year. but the warning has not
been needed, fully a dozen men having been
in the surf during the week.
The tide of travel to the shore Is still ris-
ing, and will continue to do so until the
grand climax is reached on Easter Sunday
The influx from New York and Philadelphia
is especially heavy, the former sending
down trains in sections daily, and the nu-
merous express trains from Philadelphia be-
ing well filled The western and southern
contingent Is also arriving unusually early
this spring, and all of the leading hotels are
we'll booked up until after the close of Lent
The exceptional crowds have had the effect
of rushing the season IN every respect, ana
especially in the opening of all the places OF
amusement.
Three shifts Of workmen are now working
on the mammoth structure of the new Hotel
Chalfonte so that 1t will be ready for open
ing on July 2. The steel framework. ten
stories high, is complete, and the masons
have already reached the third story The
night work Is prosecuted by the aid OF
myriads of electric lights. High seas pre-
vented work on the ocean pier, that was
partially destroyed by the great storm of
last fall and it's reconstruction In steel and
cement must row be postponed until the
close of the summer season. The Hotel RIO
Grande, grealy enlarged and improved.
opened this week for the remainder OF the
year. Col Thomas Potter. jr the Philadel-
phia millionaire. who has taken up ms per
manent residence in Atlantic City, is bulio-
ing one of the handsomest boat houses ou
the coast 1t will be headquarters for the
visiting yachtsmen from New York ana
philadelphia. The new Hotel Dunlops
banquet hall will be christened. under the
management of Mr.. Dunlop. by the local
lodge of Elks on next Tuesday night. when
a large number of guests will be present
from New York, Philadelphia, washington
and Baltimore. A bill has passed the ieSls-
latlre authorizing the local authorities 10
issue bonds to the amount of $3o,ooo 10 40
frsv the city's share of the expenses 70
ward the semi centennial celebration OF tine
iucornora ton Of the city next June. rms
amount. however is small compared with
the sum subscribed by the citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12
Manchester, Mass.
To Let for the Summer of 1904

large house, with about acres of land, d.
rectly the water; house overlooks the and
commands most extensive view; contains hall,
parlor, library. den dining and pantry,
kitchen, servants dining room, laundry, mas
ters' chambers, servants rooms, besides small
rooms and bath rooms; stable. stalls mems
rooms: grounds In high state of cultivation;
garden. fine turf and good trees. Apply to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12

Capt. Paynter, who commanded the cruis-
err Kasuga on her voyage from Genoa to
Yokohama, where she was turned over to
the japanese government, arrived at San
Francisco from Yokohama.
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Atlantic City.
HOTEL I.EI.ANDE
NEW JERSEY

HOTEL LEI.ANDE
Ocean end Massachusetts, Avenue.
UnobStructed ocean view from every room.
Rooms suite, with bath. Elevator. Special
, spring rates. JACOB Il. HAWK
mhl2-2Gt5
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News has reached Urumia, Persia. that
DIR. Labori, an American missionary. has
been killed on the road to Khot Ooea1ls Of
the occurrence are lacking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMER RESORTS TO LET.

land coast; the Colonial HOTEL ocean front; fine
ly and fully furnished; thirty bed rooms; only
ocean front dining room seating loo; brass bed
reasonable terms. 407 Bartlett building, Atlantic
City. N. ]. mh12 1927
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT = HOTEL LAURENCE - FOR SALE.
So 800 yearly rental and easy terms to desirable
tenant Good location, on s. Maryland ave. near
beach; GO rooms, newly furnished; steam heat and
all modern conveniences; ready to open. Apply
OWNER, 142 S. Maryland ave-,
mbs,2t Atlantic City. N. ].
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SEASIDE HOUSE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. ]. OCEAN FRONT.
Every comfort, including water baths. ele
vator sun parlor, golf. etc. F. p. COOK & SON
formerly Of the Hotel Senate feS-62t-8
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Meredith s. Grew,

We have a number of places for rent for the
coming season along the Beverly and Manchester
coast at prices ranging from 81 900 upward Also
milo Ii. s. tu,st,2 MEREDITH GREW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12
THE CHETWOODE,

Pacific and Illinois AYES.
Steam heat; sun parlcr; private baths. Spe-
eial rates. Mrs. r. a. DEMPSEY.
Rh7-20t.b
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THE FPONTENAC.

100 yards from Beach, Kentucky ave, tie
center OF all attractions. Capacity 80. Modern,
eome-iike hotel. with accommodations, tsblc and
with elevator. steam heat, private baths. spacious
sun paTlors overlooking ocean and Boardwalk, etc.
Large, sunny rooms, with southern exposure. Now
making special spring rates Of So. sic. Si2 week
u; 81 80 and 81 daily. Booklet mailed. Mrs. II.
Y. Mover. mh1226t- y
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18
At Port Arthur.

From Port Arthur there was last
week no news of Importance; attacks
upon Russian positions continue and
are apparently repealed; the japanese
have not yet occupied any one of
the important forts on the fat-top-
ped hill which faces the main posi-
ton at Port Arthur and is separated
from 1T by a narrow valley through
which the railroad passes. The most
important of the forts on this extern
slve hill are Etseshan and Antseshan
(variously spelled, of course), and
when the Japanese hold these places
firmly and permanently, it would
seem from their commanding height
that the end of Port Arthur must
then be at hand; apparently there
has been no very serious attempt to
carry these forts by assault within
the last week or two. and opinion
is still divided between the theory
that the japanese are now resolved
to reduce the place by a close block
ade and the theory that another
grand assault will be tried-on No
Vember 3. some say, which is the jap
anese Emperor's birthday.-New
York Outlook. October 18th.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED.
A Sample Bottle Sent FREE by Mail,

DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney remedy, fulflls every
wish in promptly curing kidney,
bladder and uric acid troubles, rheu-
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corrects inability to hold water and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleas-
ant necessity of being compelled to
go often during the day and to get
up many times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary effect of
SWampRoot is soon realized. It
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cures of the most distressing cases.
1t you need a medicine you should
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htty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You
may have a sample bottle of this
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and a book that tells all about it and
It's great cures, both sent absolutely
tree by mail. Address DIR. Kilmer
% 20, Binghamton, N. Y. When
writing, be sure to mention that YOU
read this generous offer in The Pro-
Farmer. Don't make any
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The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18

Miss Bessie Wilson. a daughter of
ex-Postmaster-G General Wilson, of
West Virginia. was drowned while
bathing at Virginia Beach.
The four hundred and twelfth an
niversary of the landing of Column
bus was celebrated 1T the Worlds
Fair, the day beinr italian day."
Ex-President Cleveland will pre-
side and make a speech at a great
Democratic mass-meetir~ in Car
negie Hall, New York, October 81.
Confederate veterans of Texas
celebrated on Sunday the eighty
sixth birthday of Judge John H.
Reagan, the only survivor of the
Confederate Cabinet.
John Alexander Dowie. the "frst
high priest on earth" in a Sermon"
at Zion eulogized Roosevelt and de-
nounced Parker and the Democrats
as the "scum of the earth"
Thirty-three persons we're killed
and many injured by a collision be-
tween a passenger train and a
freight on the Missouri Pacific Rail
road near Warrensburg, Missouri.
Senator Henry G. Davis, Demo
cratic Vice-Presidential candi-
date, began a whirlwind campaign
through Maryland and West Vir-
ginia, accompanied by Hill, of New
York; Daniel, of Virginia, and 9th
ers. He was greeted with marked
enthusiasm at all points.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOUR TO THE WORLDS
FAIR, NOVEMBER 10, 1904,
VIA SEABOARD AIR LINE
RAILWAY.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway
announces their last personally con-
Quoted tour to the Worlds Fair on
Thursday, November 10th, leaving
Raleigh at 400 p. NJ, Wilmington at
800 p. m, Charlotte at 7.25 p. m.
Connection will be made from all
other points in the State. Through
service will be arranged from VIII
mington, Charlotte, and Raleigh.
This is the last special train of
the season to the Worlds Fair. and
special low rates will apply from all
points on the Seaboard and it's con-
nections.
This party will be in charge of a
representative of the Seaboard. who
will look after the comfort and pleas
ure of the party and arrange for
them to get located at hotels. or
boarding houses where the party NAV
desire to stop in St. Louis.
For circulars and pamphlets. apply
to O.. ii. GATTIS, 7. P. A.
Raleigh, n. @.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18

Have you improved poultry, hogs.
cattle or sheep for SALE? Then put
an ad. in The Progressive Farmer
n tell our thousands of farmer
readers what you have and vonr
prices. Write for our special rates
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18
TERRACE AND IRRIdATE YOUR FARM.

negtn Right. and Begin Right Now. Don't paw
u u G3idars Tor fertilizers and let the ra n.waSh
Inem away When you can buy q BOSTRoM IMPROVED
EARN SPIRIT LEVEL with TELESCOPE + n $40, lone with
t ~ ash 1s pc .or $o) and SAVE IT ALL by properly
Dltehes; TIE Drainage, Road Building. Laying out
tnere y no better Instrument made. Write for descrip-
V circular' also treatise On terrac1ng, etc., Free.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18

The Progressive Farmer and Cot
ton Plant from now till January I
1905. for only Is cents-half nrice
Send us a club.
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18
DO You Want a Teacher =?

me educational Bureau, Raleigh, N. O..
mas recently secured the names of a large
Jumper or good teachers open to engage.
charges you nothing. ~ IL
The progressive farmer and the cotton plant., 1904-10-18
GENERAL NEWS
The Lesser Events of Last Week.

The last fiscal year 3d. ,111,O 51.59
went to the army in pay.
Fire in Winnipeg, Manitoba,
caused loss estimated at 100000.
White men are su~pplanting ne
groes at New Orleans as r~oustabouts.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Commonwealth Tobacco Com
pany.
Labor organizations in Montana
have endorsed the Parker and Davis
ticket.
AT Zicha, Servia, King Peter l.
was anointed with the ceremony of
the Greek church.
A mass-meeting called at Manila
to consider the question of indie
p%endence was postponed.
State committees of the Delaware
Republican factions agreed upon a
complete compromise ticket.
The big battleship Georgia was
successfully launched Wednesday at
the Bath (Me.) Iron Works.
Hon. William J.. Bryan was greet
ed with great enthusiasm in begin
ming a speaking tour in Indiana.
Attendance at the Worlds Fair in
St. Louis for last week was S6O,945, |
bringing the total to 13,376,456.
Secretary Hay and the Chinese
Minister will draft a new and more
liberal Chinese exclusion treaty.
The anarchists who have been ar
rested in Spain are said to have con-
fessed plotting to kill King Alfonso.
Richmond, Va, was selected for
the Episeopal General Convention
of 1907 by the convention in Bos-
ton.
Odell machine men are accused
of aiding the Populists in New York
to get their ticket on the official
ballot.
Betting in New York favo.3 Her
rick at odds of 10 to s. and Roose-
welt at 10 to 4 to 20 to Z on the zen
eral result.
A brother of Governor La Toilette,
of Wisconsin, was quoted as saying
that Parker would probably carry
that State. :
The prosecution has given a list I
of witnesses to be summoned in the
case of J. Samuel McCue, at Char I
lottesville, Va. 1
Ex-Governor Murray Crane was {
appointed by Governor Bates United s
States Senator to succeed the late
George F. .Hoar. 6
The Republicans of Rhode Island
a State ticket, headed by
George B. Utter, and demanded suf-
frage for negroes. t
Captain Armundsen's Arctic ex- =
petition, which has been out since ;
June II, 1908, is reported safe near
the coast of Greenland.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-05-14
Two View. Of One Lecture.

There are manifestly two views
which may be taken OF the lecture
This is evident from the widely differ
ent senses in which il has been under
stood. II has been delivered publicly
in Washington and Boston. The con
gregation in both cities was composed
for the most part of the same class of
people. except that at Washington
there We're no negroes present. The
Washington auditors listened 10 il with
every mark of approval and there
seemed TO be no one who was not
more or less fully in accord with it.
Those who heard the lecture in Boston
received il with every mark of disap-
prevail and there seemed TO he no one
who was not more or less fully out of
accord with it. In Washington. where
the lecture was first delivered. il was
very easy for me to proceed because
many expressions of approval warmed
me up to my uncongenial task. In
Boston il was very hard for me to 20
on because OF the equally numerous
signs of disapproval which chilled me.
Bishop Brown of Arkansas in .Arkail-
sas Gazette.
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Her Chosen Field.

Rejecting wealth and its attendant
luxurics to enter her chosen field Of
evangclistic work. Miss Mary u Rob
insOn. daughter OF millionaire Pitts
burg railroad magnate. has gone to
Chicago To speak of salvation from the
pulpit of Bethlehem chapel. Miss Rob
inson. who is worth $JOO.O00 in her
own right. was director OF Pittsburg
church chorus at a large salary. The
Bostonians made her an offer Of SiO.-
600 a year to join their opera company.
but she refused. Soon afterward she
left home TO enter evangelistic work
Her uncle. John G.. Robinson. secretary
OF the Pittsburg and Lake Erie rail
way. and friends tried in vain to dis
suade her.-Scranton pa Truth.
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and fall off her perch and die when
her mistress one day lost her patience
and cried out TO the feathercd singer
TO whom she had never before spoken
q cross word: BE still. tell you.
be STILL All, those who have had low
ing pets know TO some extent the
height and the depth Of their aifcc-
tions. You should he kind Ia the dumb
brutes and the feathercd companions
of your lives because in II sense they
can love rs we ourselves can love.
The World Not For Man Alone.
But. lastly. we should he kind AMI
gentle and loving toward the dumb
brutcs because God loves them. and
what God loves we should not lcSpiSc.
used TO think that God created
this world for man. | used 10 think
that all other worlds We're merely
empty. burned out worlds like the
moon. ] used to think that the other
worlds were not worth the decorating
and uplIolstering because man WAS not
there. But now believe all worlds are
created as our own world was created
because God loves the beautiful and
has declared that everything he created
I'm the universe was good. Yes. God
hath made everything beautiful in his
time" In his eyes the trout spring
ing out OF the brook and sporting in
the eddy is good; therefore we should
not catch il for mere wanton sport To
let il rot upon the bank. God tuned
the throat of the nightingale AMI the
lark To sing after the twilight. and in
Gods sight their music is sweet. As
our Father loves the birds we should
not think 1t silly to throw few
crumbs into the snow bank for the
snowbirls which have been caught in
the blizzard. nor to leave for our feath-
cred friends cup of water upon the
window sill in times of a drought.
God loves the lambs He made the
sleeps gentleness the symbol of a di-
vine gentleness. Christ was led as
sheep dumb before his shearers. and
as a lamb ut the slaughter he opened
not his mouth. God made the horse
and saw that he was good. On that
great day OF the triumph OF righteous
ness over sin Jesus. the eternal con
Iueror. shall come riding down the
heavenly heights upon the white
charger Of victory. oh. my friends. if
God created the beasts Of the fields
and the birds Of the air and the fish of
the seas and saw they We're good we
should be kind and gentle and Loving
toward them all! From the dumb crea-
lures as well as from the sweet voices
of the woods we may learn some of the
best lessons Of Christian love.
Col bless the Humane Society of
America. God bless all those men and
women who are taking of the cruel
collars CALLING the necks of the horses
suffering with sores and unhitching
horses that are hobbling along on de-
cayed feet. God bless the Christlikc
movement which makes men treat their
dogs Mt least as kindly as they would
treat their human enemies. God bless
all movements that would respect the
inalienable rights Of the sheep and the
horses and cattle which stood about
the Manager on the night that Jesus
was born. God bless all those who
would nationally and with Christian
feeling translate to the human heart
the commandment of my text which
says. Thou shalt not muZZle the OK
when he treadeth ont the corn
Copyright. 1904. by Louis Klopschl
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WORLDS FAIR.
First Great Excursion +, III Penn
Sylvania Railroad. May 10.

The first opportunity afforded resi-
dents 0t the eastern section of the
country To see. AT the lowest possible
rates. the great Worlds Fair at st.
Louis. which opens April 30, will he
the cuacn excursion of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company. May 10 \ special
train OF standard day coaches will be
run on the following schedule. aud cx-
cursi"n tickets, good going only on
~p. cial train. will he sold from the sta
ton named at rates quoted
Rate from Snow Hill. $3.50; Berlin.
slS 30; Franklin CITY. $lS 30; Baltimore.
Il 90; Philadelphia, SIS 30; Wilmington.
Del. SIS 81 M
Train leaves Philadelphia. II. o'clock
a. M
Returning tickets will be good in
coaches ON regular trains leaving st.
Louis Union Station ON day of valida-
ton and not later than May ~.
For rates of fare from other stations
aud H. wing time of connecting trains
consult nearest Ticket Agent.
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Power of GentIcnes..

An old. grumpy. dyspcptic phlos-
opher once said. The more I see of
me the better like dogs" That il
not my idea. But the more ! see ~
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would DO All He Could to ohiis..


Representative Adamson of Georgia
recently told Il story which illustrated
true good fellowship. lie had been
campaigning in Georgia on foot and
was twenty five miles from home. II
became necessary for him TO go home.
and he tried to secure a conveyance.
but all the teams were busy on the
farms. Finally he went To man
whom he knew very well and said:
"Bill. have TO go home. and want
rig to take me. You've got TO get
me one
"Adamson." lie replied. eve are five
months behind with our work here.
and il is next to impossible TO get Il
horse that can be spared. but there
isn't anything won't do for YOU.
Ill tell you what I'll do-I'll walk
home with you" -Washington Post.
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Valuable Town Lots for Lease
And Sale.

havca number of desirable TOWN
LOTS which will lease for term of
wears, also several which will sell to
the highest bidder These lots are sit
uate diagonally opposite the Court
Those for lease are i'll the burnt district,
while those for sale are outside this dis
trict. For terms apply to
Mrs +. 4. ROBINS,
Snow Hill, Md
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Cruelty DeErades.

The Humane Society of America
should Ice accounted one of the best OF
societies. lis work has Il deeper and u
wider Significance than some of Us
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tice on the dumb brutcs. But rs thu
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