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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14
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names Iof presidential choice "er'
m'H'''il'". the convention voted Il
'H"pl Tue UNI RUE. ana practically
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o'"s. ana HFA"7 some cohs"laiioh RON
inc presumption iH@i IN" JhlaIih8"
.".."' Hli.' nave boon enormous.
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.'i"'in'li"n CONES 'ha' AInifai Togo
mas NJ IA5I s"'t'r'loH III coTkihE up
me mouth or 'he hAfbor NJ PoTt AT.
'hnf, the I'ht being accomplished by
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eye "'l'efS engaged IN II mat VIII be
como historic,
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dIdh'r 1"t attorney general OF the
St"'e III "'sho"tI' oiea' on the attn, OF
pneumonia contractor on a campaign
in Mlg,urI n]nljttce
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The bnboEic plague has rcappaared
IN he heart Of Johaune burg. south
Africa Two cascs have boca detected
in the market, wh ch has been ordered
closed
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Prof + Lhms0n Srrihncr, chief of
the burcau Of agriculture of the Philip.
pine government, has resigned. and has
been placed In charge Of the bureau ul
plant Industry at the 81. Louis expo
sttIon. Mr. Scribner formerly was the
etief aNrostoiogtst OF the department
NJ aErtcuttare.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

News has been received at Milwau
kec OF The death at Kansas City, Ka8,.
of James W Sanders, who IL credited
with having named the republican
party at the small meeting held in
Ripon, VIE. March 20, 1854. when #
was organized AZ a small nnti-slaynrj
club.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The funeral Of Mauraus Jokai the
Hungarian novelist. who died of IN
fiammltlou Of the IlBp- at Bp3a Post.
on the eth wil! be made a state affair
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

A G Twining, former president, and
G Cornell, former treasurer Of the
detuRct Monmouth Trust Co, Of Asbpry
Farh, N J.. were, on the 3D., sentenced
respectively to six and four years In
state prison, Counsel for the prisoners
announced that m appeal would be
taken. and the two men were released
under 5000 bail each.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

A move is on foot to extend the
lttaoena branch of the Southern road
TO the State farm in sunflower county.
ihis would undoubtedly be a good
move, as 1t would give competition in
the matter of handling the States busi.
ness. ""
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Application is being published for
me Gulfport Sash, Door, Blind and
Manufacturing Company with a cant,
tai stock of $4,000. 1t is proposed 10
manufacture the articles enumerated
ABOVE as well as conduct a general
lumber business.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Minister Congor has cabicd the state
department from Pckjn that some fine
portraits Of the empress dowager of
'h'lia, which were dispatched 10 the
NJ. Lou" exposition ON the steamer 81
IBERIA, VIII he donated by the empress
ao"ager TO the United States govern
hIehl after they have been on cxhlbi-
ton at the fair
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

After a search covering the whole Of
che United States, George Miller. heir
to o than 500, 900. left him after
he had been exIled from BROOKLYN. N.
y, for three years. has been found at
last While agents Of his fathers exec
utors were looking for him all over
the west, he was tossing in delirium
upon a bed in the Sacramento county
hospital in Sacramento. Cal. He is
still in that institution, slowly recov-
eriug from a long run Of typhoid fever
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The proposal before the assembly
that Panama should adopt the United
States gold standard was rejected af-
ter an excited discussion, on the ID
by IL votes to 10, The government and
the opposition parties did not act as
units. The two to one system was
proposed, on the 18th. the government
to issue 2,o0c 900 silver dollars 600
fine, depositing enough money with the
United States to guarantee the differ. |
enee between the actual and the nom. |
snai value Of the issue.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

ihe Liberty bell VIII be taLen To 81
a"t't"s f3't" "'a" R~eFsa,F srv.,, s.. t,.t
oth' when both branches OF the city
council of Philadelphia passed a reso-
luton appointing a special Joint ON
mittee Of "a to escort the revolutionary
relic, aud appropriating $4,000 10 de.
fray the expenses.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

This )car'a harvest in M]apchurIa II
h said promises to be bad A million
Russians there, in addition 10 the army,
must be fed. The japanese have, OF
Eoon will have. closed every source Of
food supply except by the Siberian rail
road Famine appears inevitable.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

A hitting conclusion To the excellent
work of the session was the choice Of
officers for the coming year. fine men,
all of them. Jackson has the honor
of claiming as her own, the new presi.
dent, Il l., Bailey. superintendent Of
the city schools; the vice-president.
+. c, Saunders, has charge of the city
schools of Greenwood. the secretary,
T. p. Scott of Bnuokhayen, and Joe
Cook of Columbus were reelected by
evidently "A thoroughly satisfied
contingency.
The various standing and special
committees made reports which
proved careful attention to the work
that had been given them, and which
showed good progress along the lines
OF high school work. rural schools, etc.
On Saturday Chancellor Fulton of
the University. gave his address on
the Work OF the University in the
Educational Development of Missis-
sippi.
State superintendent Whitfield also
made a forctble address TO the
teachers and gave out the pleasing
announcement that a summer school
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

mere is work for every Mississip-
pan IN doing his part toward the de-
veiopment of oGr resources. Let IL
De done cheerfully and without stint.
IL Is a duty that must be performed
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The case Of Charles CUNNINGHAM. the
eastern Oregon sheep king " Glen n
V Sailing, Shelly Jones and Dallas
oHara, charged with conspiracy to de-
raud the United States government Of
public lands, was brought to an ab
rupt and unexpected conclusion on the
9th by pleas Of guilty being made
when these defendants were arralgned
In the United States district court. Al
Portland, ore.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Kuhn, Loeb & Co announced that
the Hong Kong and Shanghai banking
corporation and PARIS bank, limited
OF London, has purchased from the
japanese government Gi0, 000, 900. soy
en- year six per cent. treasury notes
redeemnhle after three years at the
option Of the government, aud secured
by an exclusive first lien on the Gus
toms.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Tupelo believes in the Ammunition
70 keep clean and will build a $4,000
steam laundry. Private John M.
Allen is at the head of the enterprise.
n it's not a joke, either.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

An oil mill and turpentine still ara
reported as probable for Silver Creek,
one OF the new towns in South Missis'
sippi. The preliminary work il being
aohe now n before long 1t may be
ehpected mat both plants can be
placed In the certainty column.
Ihere is no excellence without labor.
II the best results would be obtained
labor will be necessary.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Robert A Smith, democrat, was re-
elected mayor of st Paul. MINI on
the I'd, by a large plurality over Col.
IT, p Wright. republican. Mayor
smiths plurality, according to early
returns. may run as high as 5000. The
democrats probably viii have a major
ity of the common council.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The Winona Times reports that
Capt. Buckley brought a strawberry to
its office last week that measured 6K
inches in circumference. How is that
Tor a Mississippi strawberry? Two
berries of that size would make a
generous slice of shortcake. This IL
the greatest country in the world for
small fruits, berries, etc, and it IN
strange that our people are only just
now beginning to realize the fact
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

L. B. Winslow OF Charles City, Iowa,
says Of the California Ranch" of A
B. Cox lear Escatawpa: in all nv
travels over the South, this truck, farm
surpasses any have yet seen. The
perfection to which cabbages are
raised in both size and quality is very
remarkable. and the land is in a fine
state of cultivation with potatoes,
grain, melons and fruit trees" Mr..
Winslow took Photographic views Of
the crops at that garden spot which
illustrates the fecundity of the gulf
coast soil. He will induce a number
of Western farmers to settle in South
Mississippi to indulge in this kind Of
farming.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The city of Jackson has now under
construction nearly 500. 900 worth of
residences and several large business
houses besides. This looks pretty
good Tor the Capitol city. The people
OF Mississippi will not be ashamed Of
the seat of government in the future
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Announcement comes from Wash.
lngton that Congressman Gambler of
the First district has secured a mum.
per OF additional free delivery routes
Tor his constituents. This depart.
ment is strictly non-political, but per.
mission is asked to state that Con.
sressman Gambler had a dozen or fit.
teen OF these routes in operation be.
lore some of the Mississippi congress.
found out there was such a thing
TO be mad. Gambler is a hustler, He
mas no opponent in the present race
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The burning of charcoal gives en-
ployment to a large number of people
in the pine belt of Mississippi. The
Coal is burned from the small pine
TIMER that is too small for lumber
and affords a fair revenue to land own.
crs who would otherwise find 1t an
expense to remove this timber from
the land, A market for the produ;t
is found in Mobile and New Orleans.
Those engaged in the business find it
~remuneratlve, so much so that the
number is increasing yearly.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

BY II. Z. BLAKEsLEE, Jackson.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

An effort is being made to wake nm
the Business League at Holly Snrings
Aot'Ve WORK still 0 e on for the 10.
cation OF the experiment station and
the people feel reasonably sure of
landing the plum. A brick and file fac.
tory canning factory and large ware.
mouse are slated for new enterprises
during the coming summer. The or.
gahlzatlon of a progressive union with
d salarled secretary would be tho
greatest stimulus to the growth of
that good town.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

kilmichael, in Montgomery county
docs not propose TO be without the
~cohVeniences of life, II it is
uVely a small town. Some of the big
people there will establish a bank
n expect to open the doors in a short
michael.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

Inc newspapers. farmers, manufac-
turers, merchants. professional men,
ana in fact everybody. seem to be in.
lerested In a movement for better
roads throughout the State. There IL
. great deal of agitation of the sub
Ject and good is bound to result sooner
o. later. When the whole people
nave an interest in the matter, then
VIII our lawmakers and executors Of
the same furnish relief.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-05-14

The Standard Oil Co. has recently
installed a heading mill at Charles
ton that employs 81 hands and has a
pay roll Of $3.50 per day. Twill be a
great thing for that enterprising town,
not only in the way of a pay roll. but
in furnishing a market for timber that
will not make lumber, slaves, etc. A
heading mill works short lengths and
uses timber that is not suited for other
purposes. With a railroad connecting
with the Illinois Central at Oakland,
Charleston may hope to locate a num-
Der of such factories. Keep pushing.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

Freneh Peas : Extra fins 2OC
hosn.nE ms ttancy Caiifornia. tender
Spears, Sc; choice quality 23c
lib. cdn....--'..' 5000. '''''r
ReeIa-Fancy strawberry" va 11C
rietN. solid packed, 3-lh, cans.
French Mush hrOOmH--"CholX," IOC
large cans, nc: fine grade...,
The evening world., 1904-04-21
ELY WINS SUIT
AGAINST" ANGEL THOMAS
Jury Gives Verdict in Favor Of Comedian o
"The Mocking Bird" Against
Rich Horse Owner.

Justice Clarke resumed the trial to-
day OF the suit OF Edgar Atcheson
Ely for A.45525 from Edward b.
Thomas. the alleged angel" OF THE
Mocking Bird" company. which tray
elled from Portland. Me-. to Savannah.
Ga, and broke up.
The jury took an hour to decide that
Edward r, Thomas was the real thing
They found verdict in favor Of Edgnr
Atcheson Ely for the full OF his claims,
A.455.17.
Brady Greer, manager OF the TOUR OF
the company testified that Mr.. Thomas
had no interest In tho enterprise.
Mr.. Thomas lent money to me out
OF pure friendship" said Mr., Greer
but he other interest in The MoekinG
Bird, and no share In tho profits"
to You?" asked Mr.. Cohen.
Altogether at different times abou
Greer said Mr.. Thomas never at.
tended any OF tho rehearsals and hac
not said he wanted Miss Besley en-
gagged to take the title role in place OF
Mlss Mabcllo Gilman.
Edward R, Thomas himself took the
stand. and testified that Mr.. Sire had
Bird" or 10 lend him money on 1t.
II refused to do either" said the boy
banker but as he owed me money
agreed to buy the piece for Mr.. Greer
AS Mr.. Greer had assured me he could
make n good thing out OF II. / never
had any Interest in the production nor
received any profits from 1t. l never
The evening world., 1904-04-21

sarding her husbands expenditures,
and the assets or which she has any
knowledge.
Another woman whose testimony is
considered important Is Miss Carrie
Adams Subpoenas have been served
upon her and her sister. May Adams.
She IL said to have been on friendly
terms with both Louis and David
Rothschild for several years, and s
believed to possess much valuable infor-
riat'nn watch would BE- Of benefit to the
creditors Of both the Federal Bank and
I'll" Globe Security Company.
Miss Adams lives in style ut No. 206
West Seynntieth street. she is pos
Gessrd Ot much beauty and dresses with
exquisite taste. She and her sistCY IL. Is
snid form erly conducted drcssmaking
establishment In Forty-eiEhth street.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

Canada Cream Checne-De- lOC
llcious for lunch. tin foil pkgc. ~
McI.nren's Cream Chcese - IOC
Rich. fine favored, jar. o..
~ LUZ, r.ns light luncheon. &c
'"soA N pnckage.,..,,
The evening world., 1904-04-21
CALL BANKER IN I.
ROTHSCH|LD CASE
R. w. Jones, President of the
Oriental and a Standard Oil
Man, Subpoenaed as New
Witness.

1, Among those vino have been subpoc-
naed to appear as witnesses in the bank
ruptcy proceedings against the Globe
Security Company are r. w. Jones,
President OF the Oriental Bank, and n
man prominent in the affairs of the
Standard oil Company. Both, II is ex-
pected, can .cll something about David
Rothschlld's connection with the Globe
Security Company and the Federal
Bank.
~ know Rothschild," said Mr. Jones
to-day at the banking house at John
street and Broadway. He opened an
account here In the name OF the Federal
Bank and after a time heard that he
was using my name and the name OF
the oriental Bank ss references. He re-
fused to stop 1t and asked hm to with
draw his account. That is all know
about Rothschild."
The Standard Oil man IL said to have
been duped by Rothschild to some ex-
tent. When Rothschlld came to New
York from Cincinnati he brought letters
to the Standard OIL man. who introduced
him TO people he could not have met
otherwise.
Attorney l<nrst, who represents a lot
of the creditors OF the Federal Bank,
charges that Rothschlld was interested
with tho group OF swtndlers who were
behind the Miller go per cent. game.
Mr.. Karst has employed detectives and
promises some startling developments
before the ca 50 is much older.
subpoena has been issued for Mrs.
David Rothschild. and an effort has
been made TO reach her In her mngnifi-
cent apartments In the Ansonia AS
yet she has not been served. but detec-
tives are watching the hotel. and IT Is
believed she will be served before
Saturday. She Is to be questioned re-
The evening world., 1904-04-21
FOUGHT BOWERY
FIRE FROM I" ="
Firemen Pulled the Hose Up
Manhattan Road Station
Stairway to Send Streams OF
Water at Earning Factories.

The fact that It was lunch hour and
most -: the 100 employees In factories In
the fvc-story building at No. G. Bowery
were out Of the place doubtless saved
many nvGs in Il FIRE that occurred tIrre
to-day. The few remaining escaped
without injury
The ground floor Of the building II
occupied by the Cluster Gas Light Com
pany. one ~ tho employees, returning
from his lunch. discovered "A blaze in a
rear corner Of the store. He saw that
II would be useless to try to put 1t out.
so he shouted an alarm and then ran
into tlic Mascot Lodging House next
door, where he knew there was fire
alarm.
Benjamin Levy, bookkeeIer for the
cluster Gas Light Company. grabbed
to the street and then ran through the
building alarming the other tenants.
BY this time the rear halls were filled
with smoke. but there was no ditneuity
experienced In escaping.
The blaze was In a dangerous neiSh-
borhood and Chief Croker took per
.onnl charge. He ordered his men 20
INC uptown station OF tho IL" at
,irand stree, and also used water
.Owcr from the middle Of the Bowery
With the result that the Third avenue
Il" was completely blocked. The fire
vas confined TO the premises at No. 81
Bowery.
One OF the fremen at work in the
building was overcome by smoke and
gell unconscious. He was discovered
n the nick of time by companion and
ragged out.
Mr.. Levy says that the fire started In
| hallway between their building and
the Summit Hotel next door wh.re
there were two boxes of excelsior. He
thinks some mtschievous boy entered the
hall and threw n match or Il lighted
cigarette into the excelsior.
The evening world., 1904-04-21

attended a rehearsal. nor was ever
In the hall when the rehearsals were
held. In fact. was at the race track
every day during September, when the
rehearsals took place.
II lent the money to Mr.. Greer and
| haven't got any Of IT back" said the
angel ruefully.
Under crcfs-examinat tion Thomas said
he Ind taken no written obligation from
Greer for the $4,000 loaJied.
II. simply entered n debit on my
Greer to close the show several times
but don't know whether he did finally
close 1t on my advice or not"
do yor know that some of the girls
OF the company were so hard up they
had to borrow 70 and SO cents from Mr..
Greer" was asked.
MIR. Thomas said hc did not know IT,
Jury,
The evening world., 1904-04-21

FySbch Mushro ooma-Special culture,
first 'choix." large cans. 2c.; sc
small cans .......,...............
Mushroom Ketchup-Crosse & Black
wells celebrated sauce. a bot 12C
tie Observation-Disclosures.
Jelly POwder-"Blue Ribbon" all
kinds. wine and fruit flavors; makes
the most delicious desserts; a 10C
package NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EyRpOrated Peuches-Very fancy
lot from Southern California; 3C
lib. cartOnS...............
Evnpornted AppIes-Choice l0c
Northern fruit: lib. cartons
Perrer-BlnclS or white: full 00C
strength: l.-lb. tin...........''
Buffers Best English Nus 1OC
tnrd-Purc and strong; TIN
French Mustnrd--Best quail sc
!ty: I'm bottles. l0c. and......
LnEenBy's small Onions &c
most appetizing, a bottle..',".
Cocoanut-Shredded peerless &c
brand. In packages 10c. and
Oranges-Fancy California ana FiSr-
ida navelS, doz., 31c. Soc',a ZUC
25c. and ...........,...........' ..'''' -.
Lemons-Large. bright. juicy. sc
dozen ..................,...- ..s... ~
Baking Powder Blue Ribbon,
made from pure cream OF tartar; mas
no equal In purity or health
fumes. / ib.. 35c.. n lb.. lSc.; lOC
u lb....,..,..,..-.'.''' ''''''''''' ''''.'. : -.
Pruncs = Fancy Santa Clara DC
Valley fruit lbs for. r...i....
EEg PIuIns - Popular p ark De-
brand, cans for................. NV
The evening world., 1904-04-21
To shut Out Discords.

'TTVTH IHN BUHIOH 1TuIIHUTlDtI
To obtain relief from the discords OF
the street and elsewhere the Parisiant
ore now using a little scientific toy
called the antiphone, This is little
Instrument tastefully constructed OF
ivory or tortols shell. which looks some
thing like a pair of sleeve-links. but 1:
meant for insertion In the ears. Oddly
enough. this little invention was an.
ticipated by the late Herbert Spencer
who devised n padded ear-covering, act
ing with spring. which he applied ol
took or MT will to defend himself
against noise. or to render uninterestinl
con versa tion inaudible.
The evening world., 1904-04-21
Tomatoes.
Solid-packed, large, ripe red, II
selected fruit, a can. ......... ~

Potted TonEue-ls-lh. can, oc.; SC
Extract of Dcef-"GaSt View" full
strength. uncXcclled quality; DC
n 1ar...............,...,.
Macnroni aud Spnghctti- imported:
per package. l2c. and &C.. do Ec
nestle. n package, l0c. and. ~
NoodIes-FineSt quality: EC
package, l0c. and.............. ~
Nermicelli--Best made: n l0c
GrnnuIated TupiOca The 7c
best: in lib. cartons. ~
Hominy-kiln dried selected
Southern corn: In 5-lb. car &c
tons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SuccotaSh--Fancy New York state,
prize medal brand, cans l5C
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Baked Bcnns-"Triumph." 3-lb. can.
lSc.: Houskeeper's alb. can, l0c.:
plain or In tomato sauce; 2-lo. &C
Lemon and Vanilla extracts
own. iOc.. Eagle brand, bottle, oS
Root Beer Extract - Thirst InC
quenchlng beverage, a bottle. AoS
Liberty Ketchup-Excellent ta- SC
bic relish. pints. l0c.I half pints, ~
CampbelI's salad Dressing - Oc
Highly popular, bottle. :.......
MY wire'A Salad Dreaming 1dc
Has no equal. a bottle. .:..,...:
Lucca, pints. SSC. half pintS.:.
French Peas-Moyen's import DC
ed. sweet and tender, cans for ~
snrdines French imported, packed
in pure olive oil. 3 cans 2Sc
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