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The DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Samuel IL Clemens.

Florence, italy, June 6.-AIrs. sam
Vel NJ Clemens, the wife OF Mark
Twain the American poet and lee
turer. died Of syucope here yesterday
evening. Half an hour before her
death she had cOnYersed cheerfully
with her husband. The remains viii
be sent to the United States for inter
ment Mrs. Clemens was married in
1870. Her maiden name was Olivia i.
Langdon. She was born in Elmira,
n. Y
Mrs Clemens died painlessIy. Mr.
Clemens kneels continually by the coffin.
He speaks to no one
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INSPECT THE CITY.
Eastern Automobile Clubs Take Of
hcialsl Around Town.

The automobile clubs Of some OF the
eastern and Canadian cities have iuausu-
rated an idea that usually results In con-
siderable benefit 10 the municipality. The
mayor chief Of police, fire chief other
heads of departments and Councilnen
are invited to make "a tour of inspec-
ton of the city in automobiles BY the
fleet motor cars the city rulers are en-
abied in a short time TO see most Of the
town. They are taken 10 parts of the
city where many of them have not been
for years. The Chicago Automobile club
is planning 20 invite Mayor Harrison and
the city officials 90 make such a trip.
Said a follower Of the sport,
Such a trip for ChicagO's executive Of
ficeTs would be OF great educational value.
They would see an the filthy streets, the
broken pavements. Tuts in fine streets
left by city and private corporation en-
pioyes, plies Of building material block
ing thOrOughfares. and other examples
of lax government
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BIG ROAD RACE.
American Cycle Championship to Be
Run July 10.

From the interest shown In the third
annual fifty-mile cycle race on Sunday,
June 49,, for the American road cham
piOnship. under the auspices OF the Coun-
TRY Road club Of America, ID looks a. u
the race would be even more successful
this year than any Of its predecessors.
The chairman Of the race committee re-
ports already nearly 100 entries Tor Jhe
race and many more are expected during
the next few weeks. The course is over
the famous Merrick road. and the race
viii be over the tWelve-mile stretch from
Springfield to BellmOre and return.
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7TTWTFn- SUBSTITUTION Representa-.

IITEWTFn, SUBSCRIPTION representa-
WhWIFI tive for Salt lake county
saEsda @"S by one Of the largest and
most popular magazines in America 10
whom can be turned over each month ex-
piFlng subscriptions for renewal; also 20
secure new subscriptions on special
plan which Insures the bulk Of the maya
zine subscription business in this Local
ity. Magazine reading is on the in
crease. Where one magazine was sub
sCribed for ten years ago, three are taken
TODAY. Every year hHudFcds Of dollars
are paid out in every community for new
subscriptions. and in renewing old ones.
Most Of this money is sent direct to pub
fishers but people prefer to do business
through q responsible local representa-
tive. thus relieving themselves Of time
and trouble Our representatives renew
upwards OF 30 per cent OF Subscriptions
on the expiration lists furnished. Write
today for authority and terms Address
PUBLISHER, Rox So, station o, New
York City.
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Cycle Notes

JseandeT has quit the siE-oay game and
viii be entered I'm the sprint races
throughout the east.
New York has secured the passage of a
law exemptina motorcycles from the pro-
visions governing automobiles.
Joe Nelson Is in training at the Walls
burg track and viii follow pace this sum
mer Joe now weighs ls5 pounds
George Laander- of Chicago who Zine
ished second in the last siX-day bicycle
race. and won the contest lu 1872, WIZ
race in France and other European couu-
tries during the summer. He has signed
coutraef with Partisan promoter and
track MANAGER and experts 70 sail trgza
New York June Z.
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Notice Of Stockholders, Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Che regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the King Bird Consolidated
Mining company. a corporation of the
state Of Utah not having been held on
me first Tuesday after the first Monday
in May 1904 as provided i'm the articles
of Incorporation. that a special meeting
or the stockholders is hereby calod for
ing fhe first Tuesday IN MAY 1865 ana
viii be held a 212-3l5 Auerbaca building,
salt Lake City Utah. ou Wednesday.
June sth 1904. at q o clock IN the after
moon oE said day.
FRANK y. sTEPHENs
President
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WheeI Across Continent.

Howard sherman and Edward Gage Of
Glen Fails, II. r.. have started across
the country ON BICYCLES. The trip is one
for pleasure and not for record breakins
and lhe pair viii spend two weeks at the
ST. Louis exposition. They VIII then con-
tinue their trip awheel 20 California
which they expect to reach by early fan
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Denver. June can error by Welch n
e. eiobth permitted Denver TO score
fVo Rms Then Ftelster save thEee men
seo-e8 the winning run for Denver Score.
r. IT, f.
Denver ....- .-.---r.----- ------.----
= ~ EoIeud0rff and Luciai Pfels-
A.. C0u3aui0n and GondiHs-
roeer,f- limo 6.-Po5r support coup
rfr4eruiart $ easy delivery I0sr
- p.u7e Tor Sioux city this after
1ao or Cadawaller g ne f i1t- iaoin p
= - fudarmau was substituted, buL
Srnercifuily svatted score
US r. H. 'E.
81 Joseph ...--tt.
o-,5ge -f-aisln and GarViu; Cada~ai-
~ 4aa6arnan and kelly
Co!sfsdo sPsins7 Colo June A-'''-
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HAwATT 90 1850.

Honolulu. June 6.-The territorial
Democratic convention. after a long
discussion today. instructed the Ha-
waiian delegation 10 the national con
vention at St. Louis 10 vote for Con-
eressman w. r. Hearst for president.
The vote was nearly unanimous.
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samnel II ETitchelI

Oakland. Cal. June Samuel r.
Mitchell, a stockraiser of Billings,
Mont. expired on the Los Angeles eN-
press when the train arrived at Oak
land pier. Mr.. Mitchell was on his
WAY home from Tucson, Ariz., where
ne had been staying in search Of health,
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aFRoNIMo ~ 81. L0UIs.

ST. Louis. June 6.-GeronimO. the
famous Apache Indian chief arrived at
the Worlds fair grounds today from
Fort sill. Okla.
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cool HoUsE DEMoLIsHED.

Ardmore T. T.. june GA tornado near
COmanchc destroy ed several houses. -Four
persons were seriously hurt, but no deaths
are reported. The school house at Wiz
Hams' Point was demolished and heavy
damage TO crops done
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cogefsd5 spslngs colo. June a-coi9-
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HOME FOR "A DAY or TWO.

Washington. June 6.-Mlss Alice Roosc-
Welt who, for the last fortnight has been
the guest OF friends in St. Louis, returned
to WASHINGTON TO-DAY.
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MAKE AUTO TOURS


0ullyl1S DlSLtlcL5.
Within the last few days a number OF
Automobiles have taken country Fuus
10 various outlying districts he Roi q.
snow made trip to Ogden i'm q big~ tour
ING ear yesterday. j. W. Houston took
q siEty-ninc-mile run around the country
sunday. Henry McCornick took a party
ont ln his touneau Sunday afternoon. Wis
itinE the suburban section. Tony Jacob
SON and his family OF seven also en-
loyed brief tour around tine city. g..
~ Fried took some out-of-toRu visitors
for a run lu his big motor car
Thomas Homer has just ordered ma
chine through local automobile agency.
which WIN arrive here about june % J.
j. Gallagher while on his recent eastern
trip purchased machine. which viii be
delivered through local agency iu about
two weeks.
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PLAN TENNIS TOURNEY.
Players Are Considering Arranging
q Series.

A series Of tennis tournaments Is be-
iug planned. The Country club courts
are daily growing in popularity and the
opening series OF mixed doubles lass sat
urdaE showed some good playing on the
part Of both women and men. Besides
this tournament the result of which has
already been published several other
contests took place.
ON the B street court BOYD beat whit
worth three sets out of Give. and Nc
Icod Rou TIVE sets from Whitworth wal
ter SnauEhnessey OF san Francisco exc
hibited some excellent tennis piaEiag on
the Miller courts. ife and Bernard
Froiseth ST., played Rust and eleaver
fRq sets ef doubles beating them CT and
b-3 They won from elsaVer and Nc
l.eod ONE set 6-f while Rust and Ne
Leod beat them q g. set
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WIN Meet in July.

London. June 6.-The Oxford-Cambridge
athletic authorities hope st can be ar
ranged 10 hold the meeting with Harvard
and Yale at the Queens club grounds
during the third week OF july. Il is an-
ticip8ted that King Edward viii be pres
ent at the meeting.
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OHIO TROUBLE OVER.

Hanging Rock. O.. June 5-Oicers were
received by Colonel Thompson today from
Adiutant General CritChfieid relieving the
soldiers from further duty and ordering
them 10 their home armOries.
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Isaac Underwood.

Portland, Ind. June 6.-Isasc Under
wood died today at Peuuvilles aged S..
He was a delegate TO the first national
Republican convention and an old
railroad man.
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New york cash Wins at Baseball.

The New York Cash Store baseball nine
heat the Siegel Clothing company team
SUNDAY on the Fort Douglas diamond by
fhe score Of j. 90 6. The batteries were
Romuey and Winters for the winners,
Good and Afford for the Sieeels.
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C0MPAGNIE GENERALE
TRAH5ATLaHTIQUE

French Line, New YORK TO Paris, 8iT Days
Ssilings Every Thursday at 10 a
la Gascogne June 10 la Lorraine. July
la Savoie-.-.J June 2JLa Gazeogne. July "a
La Champagne La Touraine- July Il
.............. June so
New, modern, gigantic tWin-screW ana
express steamers; naval officers man-of-
war discipline COmpanys vesubuled
trains, Havre-Paris, 4 hours.
AGENTS. A. Benton, l03 ". Cd So.
St, Denver & Rio Grande Ry., i. J.,
Keyes. 201 Main St. oregon Snort Line
Ry.
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MAKES NEW RECORD.
Bobby Walthour Lowers Thirty Nile
Bicycle Record.

Bobby W8lthour at Charles River
park Cambridge, Mass, established
new world record for pace followers
by riding thirty miles i'm competition Iu
e3.62 3-5. -Four men started i'm the race
Bobby NalthOuE Nat Butler. George lie
ander and William Stins0u Leauder took
the lead at the start, but was passed
bv NalthOur in the second mile, ana
the southerler eqUaled the worlds rec
ord AZ four miles and established new
records mp 20 the end of the race. The
previous record was made bE Harry
Caldwell i'm 1893 and was 1918 80.
Sunsou was not properly E0IEg when
the gun was fired and retired after
few laps. Walthour easily dist8uced mis-
other competitors. LeludeT finishing sec
ouG and Butler third.
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Ffrht Was Tame.

Chicago. june 6.-Chsrlie Nesrv Of Mil
Waukee and Clarence English of Omaha
fought six uninteresting rounds tonight
fhe decision being draw
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billiard Match.

Paris June 6.-The billiard match be-
u,een schaefer and Cure for 5000 points,
1s-iueh balk iiue two shots iu. began to-
night The score was; sehaeier 5v.
(-lre 90 Echaeffer made two runs or
iei each.
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FIGHTER Is LIONIzED.
Young Corbett is Popular in London
Town.

Young Corbett has reached old London,
and was given tremendous reception
at the weekly show of the National Sport
iuE club. saws the Cincinnati Enquirer.
IIe has caught ON with the biItishers
and viii he real hero m the eyes OF
the sporty gentlemen during his stay IN
England IN that country they have few
eUcst fighters and fewer champions
When a good man makes mis- appear
auce he IS wiued and dned by the best
men of London. and nothing is TOO good
for him. That's the kind of a fix Cor
belt is I'm now He IS a geutleaauly APP
bearing young fellow. and VIII surely
make q big bit 10 is not tHe intention
OF Corbctt TO take 0u any matches while
abroad, bUt he Will indeed. make a big
mistake if be refuses 20 put on the gloves
iU public. The EHglishmeu are great
lovers of boxing and viii pay any price
to see CuTbett hos as he rs undoubtedly
the greatest little man that has ever
visited that country.
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HERALD SPORTS

RADIO Springs took the opening game from
Des Moines this afternoon by score Of
IS f0 s. A base ON balls two hits and a
double scored three runs i'm the fifth. Be
sides being hit bard Liefield was given
poor support by his team mates. Score-
r. III. j..
Colorado Springs ................... ~ d
Des hioiucs .....--... ........-
Batteries Skopec and Baerwald; Lie
field and u. Clark.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT Observation-Disclosures 2; St. Paul. 9.
AT Toledo-ToIedo, s; Milwaukee, g
At Columbus-Columbus 3i Minneapolis,
At Iudianap olis-Ffrst Game. indian
indianapolis, g, Kansas City g
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DetroIf - - PosEoonaI

The twenty-five mile road race sched-
uled for Decoration D0y by the Detroit
wheelmen has been postponed until June
fth.
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American LEAGUE.
National League.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. june G-Bernhard had the
better of a pitchers battle TODAY. New
York was saved I'll shut out by OsJeeu.
who tripled and scored on Ih0uey's siu-
Gle. Attendance, -,to3. Score.
Cleveland ---..-. .-----..---..--.--
New York --------.------. -----.--s
Batteries Bernhard and Abbott;
Hughes and MCGure-
Detroit. June 6.-For the second time
This season Cy Young shut ont Detroit
His pitching was mastery, the home team
never having a chance 20 get even 20 sec
oud base. Stahis batting was a feature.
Attendance, g. $50, Score
r. H. e.
Detroit -....- -..---.. ..''.'-'.'''-' %
Batteries-KiIligan and woods Young
and Criger-
ST.. Louis. June 6-The st. Louis Aneri-
can defeated Washington here today in a
game practically without Incident, Held
rick made great catch ln the third
iruinc ON a drive to the fence by Sci
bach. Attendance @,UA score;
N R75s5af'I.l45feS Sn and Sugden. 0rth and
Drill
Chicago. June 6.-PhiiadcIphia won to-
DAVIS game by pounding AluOck FOR three
Singles. 4 double and ii triple I'M the fifth
inning N''7''1 r. IT, e.
Chicago ...... ......-.---.....--...-
Batteries-A Itrock ana Mcfarland;
..# #-|
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An Ordinance

An ORDINANCE AMENDING AND
re-enacting as amended Section as4 of
chapter XVII of the Revised Ordinances
Be it ordained by the city council CT
san Lake CITY, Utah:
SECTION That Section 800. OF Chapter
XVII, OF the Revised Ordinances Of Salt
Lake City. be- and the same hereby IS
amended and re-enacted so as TO read as
Section s94- sTOCK BROKERs.-It shall
be unlawful for any person. firm or cor
ness Of Stock Broker % within ne 1's limits
of Salt Lake CITY without first having OBJ
tanned q license therefor as herein pro-
Nldeo any person, firm or corporaJl o1 4
VINO or which for a commission or Othe8
cOmpe usat ton engages in OF conducts raeE
buying and selling, OF buying or seHIuE
OF stocks. shares, securities or evidences
or representative Of value for or as agent
OF another or ror or on account OF an
engaged ia the business OF stock broker.
ANY person. firm or corporation engaged
IN said business of stock broker shall OBJ
tain license TO carry on such business.
ana shall pay for such license the sum of
twenty-five $500 dollars per year.
section --ihis ordinance shan take ei-
Passed by the city council of salt Lake
City, Utah, May is, 1900. and referred to-
j. s. CRITCHLOW.
City Recorder.
Approved this 10Th day Of May. 1904
RICHARD p, NORRIS,
Mayor.
State of Utah. City and County of Salt
Lakes
f. J. S Critchiov. city recorder or Salt
Lake City. Utah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoIng is fun true and
correct copy of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance amending and re-enactiug as
amended Section 524 of Chapter XVII
Of the Revised Ordinances or SaIt Lake
city, passed by tho city council OF Salt
Lake city, Utah May rs, 1904. ana ap-
proved by the mayor May 20 1894 as ap-
/ pears of record i'm mE office.
In Witness whereof, 7 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
{ tSeai-) corporate seal of said city this
DIST day of MAY 1904
j. 5. CRIICHLOW-
City Recorder
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Batteries Kiuigan and Woods Young
and Criger.
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lin addition to Wigs there is one other,
perhaps two others, due 10 DC harsnly
suokan to- not so much for Lheir play
ing as for the spirit they have been
displaying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
SOLAR HEAT WAVES.
The SUN and the Hot stove Pour Out
the Same Kind of Energy.

SO far as know no reasons at all for
doubtingxJhe high temperature Of tho
central body of the solar system have
ever been found. There are In general
three distinct ways in which heat can
be transferred from one body to an
other-conduction. convection and radi-
alton. he first two are dependent
upon the presence Of matter The lat
ter will take place across perfect
vacuum.
We may receive heat from a stove by
all three methods. Ii we place our
hands upon it we receive heat by con
duction; if We hold them above it they
are warmed by convection. the heat be-
ing brought to them by tie rising cur
rent Of hot air: il how We stand in front
OF Tie stove we still feel lis warmth,
the sensation in this case being pro
duced by the heat waves which il
emitS. These waves are similar t. the
electric waves used IN wireless telegr5
ply, differing from them only i'll their
length. They bear the same relation 10
them rs the ripfles OH taiIl pond beaf
70 the Atlantic rollers With the il
strnm"ntS 1T ctr disposal 81 the pros.
ent time We ean measure he length of
these waves IT, accurately ;s we ear
measure the lcIgtd Of Il table with i
fooirHie. and We ean Prove Nlat they
viii pass through #9:icllutn, Il plate of
glass or q tank Iali Of liquid air With.
out losing their ability 10 warm our
hands. We find however. that if w
pass this radiant he3tt through certai1s
Substances =Watee=e =eapor, for instauce
its intensity Is diminished owing t.
the fact that soIHe Of the waves haEe
been absorbed. Il is possible to deter
mine the exact length ot the waves OF
heat which have been removed by alb
sofption III the F1par. ami ii W. test
the radiation which comes to It's from
thc sun We lind that waves Of this
sainr length are absent, the water va
poi in the cart, $ atmosphere having
r@fu>cI 10 transmit them This fact.
taken alone, is pretty good evidence
that the >tlI1 ajad tie boF stove are
pourin1 ont il Sfslu, KIND Of energy.--
X. W Mod = il.t:s,er,s Wechlg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
The Ia iaat,N Il.rlir4i

A story is teigl II Il h.-h ian oll-
Ger who WAS IL tse haait VI. ~vHHslly
thrashng his sef2a.4ss MheA tirey dix
pleased hi3n 0aa .las 1t. or,h,fed lis
khan>auab II - 10 a ,l.sal!ls.} Aeu~a in
the compoUia3 aHi Wait t9r ASA there,
presently turning aH with heavy
horsewAjp He tisea addressed the OF
fender:
Nov. yoG saoaal9et. Iy' rot you ia
place " here 40 1a. eau hear. and III
Just thrash you witata al iHcu of your
life"
The scrvaat. though 4 man II power.
fUl physique, squi,mea, native like
Sab. you sllre 40 oae can hear"
Yes, yo0 seoIIndfel; 'ye brought you
here on purpose
Then, sab thtak l thrash YOU"
And he did il - Thoroughly that his
master was not visible tot 4 week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
The humorous SuahIn


''NeXt ~ the Americans" said Max
Norlau, Il think that the Suabans are
the most humorous people in the world
A Suabian il he has nothing funny to
say keeps silent. stupidity is unknown
among this race.
"One night III Suaba in my early
youth | called on a Suaban maiden
She was very pretty. Perhaps stayed
longer than | should. Suddenly, at any
rate, the young girls mother called IN
a loud voice from upstairs;
"'Gretchen. Gretchen"
"'Yes, mother Gretchen answered.
=" Gretchen. it is very cold here. Win
you ask that young man 70 shut the
front door from tho outSida""
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
HON MISSIONS.

Fmorz s. Moore of Hot spFia9s=Ts
in tlpe at1T.
Il. \ Welfs Of Monticello is regis
tered al the Arlington.
b. A. Maroney of Star City Is reefs
tered AT the Arlington.
S, Z. Williams Of Little Rocks il
the city today ON business.
John y Ford of Little Rock is a
business visitor in the city.
j. r. Prewitt of Tillar is among the
business visitors in thc city today.
John ". Crockett of lIanHaberrv
was a visitor To Pine Bluff yesterday
J. NJ. Maroney of Star City IS
he business visitors in the city
today
Mrs S E. Mauk and daughter OF
Georgia are visiting at Mr. K. H. Nc
Fadden's.
Mr. and Mrs. Zen ]. Altheimers have
returned from a visit 10 friends and
relatives at St Louis
State Secretary ]. ..- Scolie-ld al the
y VI. {. \, With headquarters te Lit
,io Rock. is in the city.
Misses Clara and Ethel I.evison OF
Little Rock will arrive oa lie u .
Iron Mountain train tonight to hs=the
quests of Miss Flora SilbernaeIe tor
...,tI,,fA of IyaE1,l,
T. =. Stacy. secretary of the Y. N.
G. A. 1t Texarllkana, is registered at
the Truloek. He came 10 the city to
assist in the Y NJ C. A. rally at the
Elks theatcr last NIGHT.
Miss Clara Leyison of Little RocI.
and her guest, Miss Etehel t.eNison. OF
Chicago viii arrive tonight to be the
guests of Miss Flora Silbernagle.
Mrs. Chas. T. MeCuen aud little son
James Mrs J. II. Thach and two chill
dren lett via the Cotton Belt to-day
for Tennessee They Will visit friends
and relatives al Bell Buckle and Nash
vile ard spend the heated term IN
the mountains at SUWanpc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
An {uSrilish Husba md

Conjurer pointing to his cabinet,-
Ladies' and gentlemen. | now call your
attention to the great illusion of the
evening. Will ask any lady in the au-
dience to step on the stage and enter
the cabinet Will then close the door.
When | open it again, the lady will
have disappeared, leaving no trace
Husband lto his wjfe> Matilda, my
love do obHGa tie gentleman and walk
up London Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-20
CosteTss. Knife IN the WoraA.

The most valuable knife IN ihe wcgiu
fB to be seen in the collection Of y
famous firm Of cutlcrf IN SteGi@!3. /
as large enaH9k 20 III the ra4eset q
none b,d 4 sia.t and Contas> su4,cl:
ty-fve blades, which eio5g IT'D IL
those ef III ordinary i:Aife }aes. =
the larger blades ta e1abGt 4ai
gravel, ard among the sehiaet> O
these strange Djctinc, ~ e#a.s#.. -
Sheffield College ,Ac city as Ya:4-
Windsor Cast'e Aruade! s'9s.f'e 49, +.
veore Of ot31cr =far!prG Stzt,si..5
hafts arN n} mother Of pear. cery9.
with sreaS shiii. @" Que a,tie ttlt,
uSt has depicted a 81, i=aset
she other It boar huni Z l. = aatzss
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