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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-17
LAST DAY or EXPOSITION.
LswIs and Clark Centennial closst lie
oStss-Buoesss crowns gNoFta

LsWlS end Clark Centennial closet lie
oatss-S00esss crowns gN0Fta
Portland, Ore. oct l6-Today "ofii.
Gers and Stockholders day" At the
iewis and Clark Centennial eNpOsi.
tl0n Ia toe hst OF the exposition Pc
Rod. Alter tomorrow tho work Of
wreekiHg the immense exhibit palaces
and state buIldinga will commence
aud Ia 2 few months all that will ~.
main OF the exposition will be- Q mem.
ory Ut lts succesa--pu1ceEa 40 oxpOsi.
tiOns so. for President Good has made
public annOuHcemsut that lockh0lders
will receive q dividend Of from 30 10
20 per cent on their stocks record
said 10 excel any exposition Of liko
character ever held 10 the world,
The exposition has been q TemAFk.
able succens from every STANDPOINT. II
has attracted 20 this city and through.
out The great northwest q hundred
thousand people; the exposition has
attracted Investors IN almost eyory llne
Of endeaVoT. and Il has made known
10 the entire country some Of the a.
yaniages which the PaolhC coast has
% UiUr home aaekUra
Il h probable that vita todAy's a.
tendance The fair vii have attracted
over 100000 people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-17
FRENCHMAM WINS
AUTOMOBILE RAGE
Covers S8S Niles in Four Hours
and Thirty Minutes.
kEEME nAs A MARROW ESCAPE

The Great Automobile Race for the
Vanderbilt Cup IS over and the
Prize Goss TO Franes--Lansla, Who
Finished Fourth, Entered Protest.
New York, Oct. I6--'Hrmory, driver
OF an S0-hOFse power FIcuch machine
won the automobile rae, Tor the Van.
derbilt cup on Long Island today, His
elapsed time was I hours, Sc minutes,
seconds,
Heath. driving a 9Ohorse power
French machine, was second. His
elapsed time was 4 hours, 80 minutes.
10 seconds.
kssns Has Marrow Escape.
FoxhRll Keene nad g narrow escape
81 Abertson's corner lie was MAX
ing his sixth lap at q double reverse
curve and was followed closely by
Heath. Keene made one turn all
right but on going round the other
the machine skijded and his mRchin-
lst was hurled OUT IN front OF the car
Keene stopped the racer in Hme TO
save the machinlSts life Had the
car gone . feet further, the man would
probably have been killed,
Lyttel's American machine threw
out his mechanic, Tauersall. ON a
curve At Red Ground ditch. NORTH of
ROslyn, and lyttle went without him.
TaiteTBall turned a somcrsauh but es-
capped without serious injuries, A 1T
tie further on Lyttle picked up q new
machiHist.
CedrInO. the Italian driver dropped
out Of the race al the third round Ow,
Ing 20 trouble with his tire.
Wagutr'S French machine dropped
lis gear cover on the sixth round aud
he dropped ont OF the race. Jcnatsy's
machine blew out a cylinder on the
fourth round Campbell. driving = Ger.
man machlne. aad trouble on toe nrat
round. II was reported that the ma.
chine had dropped Its gasoline tank,
A number Of persons narrowly o.
capped being run doHu By Wagner ~
Hdye Park. Other machines had Just
nsssed bat a crowd suged Into the
roadway. wagner machine vas al.
most upon them before they received
warnings. All got on Of his way,
Duray was delayed FOR sin minutes
~ Hyde Park. and lleath vas held
up for a short time 20 make repairs
10 hia eaFbnFettsT.
lAsacia when leadns % Tho race had
collision with chr.us on TIE VII.
lsits road. half q m 10 west Of the
double curve. Carlisle following Ian.
ella, and 90 the fotp ~ came aiung
Lhuela pulled 0ut o. 20 way. bot asV
eriaoleaS the two car. came inlo col
liaion and Carirtiss racer turned q
eOmplets sOmsraallt ne mnshlnsl
Of Chriaue's car bad ous Ftb bFoksn
and Christie'a riEh, e Was lniufed
he maohiHiat vas lsspu 10 tie Mas.
fau hospital.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-17
FIVE LIVES ARE LOST
AND THIRTY INJURED
Gigantic Wave Swept Deck Of
Large Ocean Liner.
OerAILs o. rERRIBLG 0IsAsrER
While the Great ocean Liner Was
, PlOuOhlns lie Way Through q hsaVy
sea, II Suddenly Lurehsd and Itl
Decks Submerged by Water.


sea, II Suddenly Lurehed and %
Decks Submerged by Water.
New York, Oct. lG--Five lives are
known to nave been lost and more than
thirty persons injured, some Of them
seriously on the Cunard stORmer Cam
Wnia last Wednesday when . gigantic
wave rolled over the ateamer and
swept acrosu a deck which wRs thick
Win stCrrUge passengers
So suAlon WAS the coming % the die,
astcr aud 80 great the confusion which
attended and followed Il, that even The
officers Of the steamer themselves werV
unable to-day upon the vessels arrival
here To estimate the full extent Ut the
trngcdy II Is possible that the ave
persons known to have been missing
from the steetagn may not constitute
the fall number of dead,
when tHe Campanla reached Quaran
tine today ten of the injured paaaenGoTa
were sim In the ships hospital some
OF them seriously hurt and = score Of
others were nursing minor Injuries,
The CampanIa was blowing along
under full Roadway last Wednesday
afternoon A heavy QuaTteFlng sea
Was running, but tao weather cOndt
lions were Ter trum pleasant aud the
big boats dtCkt were crowded with
passengers.
The slecrage deck was severed with
merry makers and there waA nothing
10 indicate che approaching disaster
whru suddonly ~ biE steamer lurohe6
"a port aah so0oped up an enormous
sen Tic wave boarded the stuamef
sbout amliyhllm on the port side end
swept clear across tae ateuFaga deck,
completely alilhg tho space betWeen
the big deck and the deck above ahd
CarryipE everything With u.
Thf steamers side was buried 80
deep that The paaaenGeFs oH thb deCk
ab1ve thu Storage we're aubmergei
10 thelr walaH ~ tho immense vol.
TINE Of wafer RULED aft and thea
aurred forward
All the cAbln passengers on the ub
per dock aueeeeaad IN elihaius 30 sup.
ports waIlv tie water suFged afuund
them. ahi wore saved. but The unioF.
iunnies Oa he stseraEa deck fouhd
themselves utterly helpless.
The Irresistible Ftlsh ~ TIE waters.
sweeping toward ihe fF0ai part o. t1a
chip. carried sveFythlaG before a. Net.
tiBas. heavy ralllags and oiaef obstFuo.
iiona saici had beeh arranged - pre-.
vent pasaenGru being washaa over.
board, served ,tbelf purpose oaly 10
par. 40 great Wa The Vulums Gf thg
rushing Waief, A daBF wa smashed
and tbfOngh ihla upaning hFut " me
Aelpleaa 0aaa Whe had beeu caught b.
the WHvo. wess swept % their death
oibefs sste dashaf aEaiast ths Fails
aaG ether ilts Ohsfwetloaa escaped
aeath. boz maHy ~ them Foosivsd 80
we're iaiaFlea
oue foang wOmaa had Bath leaa
1fosen 90 ne ihlah ana several pr.
ionE suffered broken arms ADD Fbs.
gtile giofe than = scofe ssrv bruised
40 battefef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-17
BATIOA SHOWS
ERY LITTLE CHANGE
.ht Rise in Number of New
Cases is DiscOuraging
.RoADs SERVICE Is RESUMED

LACK o.. farnony ostWSSu tho
zsns and Authorities at Pattsr-
IA, Is Responsible for the
read OF Disease at that Place.
" Orleans, Oct. lG.-Warmer
her prevailed here today VITA a
ast Of showers to be followed by
b weather tomorrow. Except for
act that the rise In the cases In
preceding "a hours, was tempOrari-
sappointing there was little
BE In the yellow fever situation
the authorities look for a decline
Nv cases even below the minimum
reported three days ago.
the Emergency hospital there are
only thirty-three cases. and the
there is being slowly cut down
ughOut the city there are only
Eases, some Of them Of the mild
Ossible character.
lille the report by DR.. Corrupt OF
lions 1T Patterson was dlscOur.
Rs showing that the fever could
been stamped out long ago ifl
had been harmony among thel
g and cooperation with the au-
b and that II still exists there
considerable extent for tAat reA.
> fact that there were only four
here yesterday and that light
rs observable in TIE town, IL
5 injecting some hope into theI
b. The only two deaths IN the
yesterday outside Of New Or
we're at Patterson.
starke has reported that there
been q case at Leesvills since
b. The total number Of cases
ccurred there was $50. with G3l
AZ Cote Blanche. In the same
there has been a total OF 400
and 81 deaths to date.
Mississippi Valley road has re.
train service IS far as Baton
Superintendent Potterfsdl said
nll service over the line between
Orleans and Memphis would be
aek as soon as the people living
the route desired. As showing |
be road has suffered. Mr. Port !
said that tie receipts on the
Rouge division were $4,000 an.
nse Of September last year
early frost throughout the great |
Jon Of Louisiana ana MlsHisslp.
been = great boon 10 the coun
d municipalities because Il has
! them to dismiss the forces OF
and Inspectors which they have
maintain for months. Many
n ran into debt In order 70 main.
hese agents of quarantine.
aideut Poster said today that the
Orleans Railway company was
bach ell the extra cara that had
remoEed during the prevalence
feRSr. He said that was made
EATy By the Increasing tFAaic
inAioetsd the return o. people
e len the city. Ovihg 20 ESa
hat guarantees prevented Il frOm
aising fuil forces 10 the aeld 10
Jana railway And navigation lines
1ncs6 that they Woald n0l be able
ach New Orleans before Jan. 1
unch better fever report "a prom.
~ today thaR duFiaE TIE preoed
hpsira. iudge1 D. Ire noon &c.
mere vas aaly one death over.
The federal autboriiles said /
? many suspie1ous eases uufo
~ geateFday thar there wers
~ Investigates ,oiay.
ea Richartaoa uas % eharEs afi
ertsFH today. d. waite q unil
- % rptura frgn BE Iaehnoal
N4m orrnHrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-17
= = = b -.

30 Nee cnas e Wshsauru
,sH Miss. Or. Is-lsaagliy
Ftles rsgsf FsRsrt nhswa oaly
NV eass ga q e. &C saeua.
ri 81 80 pallsufn e lhs hoas't.
Wuaasiy m assess tsn ~
agrA. ahs r10iratiss a. e.
snlsrx part ~ ~ ro-a
ea
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
Willy REWARD.
Few Wild Creatures Can Compete
With the EoN Ia Crnfttness.


Those familiar with the Fables of
Esop" Viii remember the reputation
which raNnapl hears among the rest
of the animals II is questionable
whether any Wild creature can com
pete With the fox in erattlness To
loah al him generally. even in his or
binary habits, he cNhibitS an amount
~ olcNeruc~s which aStouiShcs one
Should q toN catch a hoiSehoG, whose
SpiaeS eaevtualS protect hm from
most Of his enemies he does not waste
time. Is 81 fox terrier viii dc. IN en-
deavorus 10 worry his prey He mere
~ rolls him Il the nearest water,
Knowing that drop ar two Viii cause
the animal 10 retgN his hold
Il is rarc thing IL catch one In n
trap laid nj the door ~ his earth"
even II he is inside when the trap is
set he waits until some other animal
springs Il and then cmerSeS to eat the
Victim aud the bait only when driven
10y the terrible pangs OF hunger Viii he
tempt fate ia his own person Most
animals gorge themselves when they
ARE fortunate enough Ia come acrnss
supCrabuudnucC of food Not So with
rvNuard should he ind Il poultry
yard Well stocked and IN protected he
hlls his lurlcr first Nor does he, as
the prNerh says, put all his eggs IN
one basket lie puts one fowl In n
hedge. hides another in bush places
II third In hole IN a tree rapidly digs
cavity ter a fourth aud covers II NJ
again. remembering ia each ease where
his storvs are caucculel And when
his supplies are sufficient In his own
estimation hr takes inc fat chicken
or duck 10 his earth. ter present en-
ioymtut Ioudou Eield
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
KEEP YOUR HEAD.
How One woman Lost Her Temper
aud Her Art Treasures.

and Her Art Treasures.
Apropes of the woman with the abil
ity to plan a big coup aud who then
loses 1t and her head 1T the last
moment an auctioneer in New York
tells an interesting story. The woman
WIS an American who had been living
abroad with her husband for many
years. t'pon his death she returned,
bringing with her II large collection of
valuable paintings which had been his
property and which she hoped 10 sell
She made arrangements with the auc-
toneer to handle them for her, and he
was delighted with the cleyeruess with
which she had obtained vouchers for
each one 1t showed enterprise and
thoroughness seldom found In men or
women and made II certain that this
pictures. which were really good ones
would bring good prices.
To every one living who had been in
any WAY connected with the pictures
owned them or handled them the wom=
nm had gone for Il written guarantee.
and, in addition 60 the names obtained
in this way. SHE had been t. the Amer
lean consul. and he in his turn had
guaranteed their signatures, They
We're all sworn To and duly witnessed.
and the aucttanccr congratulated the
woman
That was all right uutH Gnele sam
stepped In The custom house authori-
ties. though unable 10 obtain possession
of the guarantees, appreciated the pie
lures, estimated them 10 be worth their
full value rs understood by the owner
and put duties upon them entirely he
yond the womau'S power 10 pay, She
was greatly distressed nj first, then an.
noycd and finally furiously angry Mt
what she considered I'M imposition.
The auctloneer endeavored to console
her.
They Will be sold for little or moth
ing at the custom house sale" he said.
and the hest thing TO do Is to buy
them In They will go for sic or St1
apiece. and we will have the snlp after
all | will buy them In for you. aud
we VIII both make II pot of money out
OF them"
But by that time the woman WAS too
angry 10 listen 10 advice She consld
cred that she had been badly treated
II the custom house wished 10 keep her
pictures from her. very we'll. they
might have them She tore up the
guarantees, the pictures We're sold for
next 10 nothing and scattered no one
knows where now and the woman lost
small fortune New York Tunes
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

People dirt with trouble too much.
Every big fire develops LOT of natu.
raj born fire chiefs.
II is all right 10 select the lesser OF
two evils II yeu know which one II is.
The way some people have ot being
good is worse than their way Of being
bad
When people say 10 you when YOU
are In trouble. What can l do for
Neuy' I've equally considerable and say,
Nothing"
People are hard TO please. II a man
gets mad easily he is called 'teuchy.'
and II II takes Il good deal IL make him
mad he is called wooden"
II is a shame when the baby wakes
M once In the night and the father is
awake for ten minutes that he should
lose hts whole nights rest" Isn't II.
now ? Atchison Globe.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
DR.. kENNEDY'S
rAv0RITE
REMEDY
Breaks no hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

~ DAVID HeeayslyS EANoRTrE REM
A-ilA : ~; = i.SS0sS,d enemy II the human
rsos Whvro ne oAnuo. helix II doeS no.
harm II Is c,'lapoSgi Il vegetable ingne-
SientS Sas3 6,>sS not heat or infsamo the
e.oe3 hat ,vso,> and l,avifes IT, In sill oasos
q As3aes s7SNAse>, Liver complaints, Con-
s'agSss0n * the Bowels, ana the delicate
ssTSsssos,le;liS ., aiea aflho; women. the AZ
t0a 4 - heaas,iy's RANoRlTH REM
s1Aa = eeNoad praise, Thousands ~
S7Ssssss, Fs>'ple Vaian,&gs.y testify ~ this,
= kesss-s - ~ kenss,Nlys and With y
warmth Ngs fs,lstss - w'aT,ls which mere
s@ss2s>s esrls.asss neYvr paSSeSS. Ii
z-ASss ~ saTsaa Ss-.as saNessSsS ~ crimes --
ees&&s ~ A5AstS> Ia IL cogaslns there is
Aoy,s. &a3 n il VsGsS there is healing.
Ne S@A4asz,se s izssl ani Sra eaaSieat ~
sAs -sS-a9 Ao@r srySScf>s kAs il. oNH
DOLLAR S S.Ssss Bear In raini the
z4zas 49, a5s-SraSS l1v. iasss.5 KENNEDY,
H. 2ssas N4a A4eA
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31

John Wesley married II widow, Mrs
Nizcllc. who grew tired OF his restless
ly lahorIous life and complained. He
paid no attention. and from complaint
she Went ON 10 jealousy. thence 70 flu
~. lie rcbuked her stcrnly: DO not
any longer contend for mastery, for
power. money or praise Re content 10
be private. insignificant person. or
what Importance Is your character To
manklndg II you were buried Just
now or had never lived, what loss
would II be 10 the cause of Cod She
left him. taking With her n large mum
Der OF HIS private papers, and he dis
missed the subject by writing In his
journal; Il did not forsake her, did
not dismiss her. shall not cnll her
hnck "
".
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Time isithe great comforter OF gries.
but the agency by which II works Ii
exhaustion, @Inndon.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31

The AmetiSap siri Is admited aud liked
as home aud shiSad because she is the
harpiest usually the hsalthieSt aud friend.
hest of gifts She is fond ot life aud is
alive to everything heautihi and good IN
existence, Mrs, Iaustry has said that tho
Americas woman has little 10 learn from
her Ensiish sisters
M Nerve, the specialist III womeu's dis
ercises for women, preferably in the out,
door AIT hut many women arc confined
g the house and their household duties ~
theu business conhnes them 10 poorly ven
ulated rooms
woman suffers from a headache, a
nscksche, sensation ot hrttahtNtN ~
twitehtug and uncomfortable nervousness,
something must be wrong With the head "
back, she naturally SAYS, but all the time
the real trouble very often ecnteis m the
wenssly organs In " pei cent ot cases
the seat OF the d,thcnltN IL here, and a
WOMAN should take rational treatment tot
to cure, The local disorder axd inaamtna.
nes u the delicate special organs NJ the
sex should be treated steadily and system
Attcslly
Backed MP Nv ever third of century Of
remarkable aud unifswm CURES recNerd
such as No other remedy for the diseases
sa1 weaknesses peculiar IN women ever
ausined, the nroprtetofs and makers NJ M.
fae'ee . faNeg,te Prescription NOW feel taisy
Warranted tn offering t. nay SScc tN any
ease Of leueafshea. Female Weakness Pro.
larsas4 ~ Failing ~ Womb which they
cannot cure. All they ask a. fair and
reasonable srNsi 1T tAsn MEANS Of cure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
MAY 81. 1905.
TOUR TO THE CANADIAN ROCKIES,
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPOSITION
AND YELLOW STONE PARK
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Account Cor
vention American Medical Association.
Reuu,I-s aIa rrip.

On account Of tic convention of the
American Medical Association, to be
held III Portland, Ore. July II to II
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
viii run n personally conducted tour,
visiting the beautiful resorts in the
Canadian Rockies, Seattle, Tacoma,
and Portland, allowing four days in
the latter city for attending the SEES
SONS Of the convention and for visit
ing the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
aud five and one half days in the
yellow stone National Park, n full and
complete tour of that wonderland.
Tickets covering every necessary eX-
ponse en- route. except hotel aecommp >
datiens in Portland. will be sold Mt
the very low rate of $2l5 from all sta
tions on tho Pennsylvania Railroad.
except Pittsburgh, from which the
rate will he S2i0. \ special train of
high grade Pullman ecu ipment will
leave New York, Philadelphia. Har-
rishurg, aud rlttsburg, Monday. July
Sd. The route will be by the way
of Chicago and ST. Paul to Banh, iiet
Springs. l4agEan, aud Glacier, in the
Canadian Rockies. thence to the Pa
ciiic Coast Returning the route will
lie through the States of Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, to the
Yellowstone Park. aud thence vim
Billings and Omaha to Chica 20, reach
ing New York on July 20 For fur
Their information consult Penns ylvan a
Railroad ticket agents, ~ descriptive
itinerary will be sent ON application
to Geo. ", Boyd. General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station. rhila.
One Minute cough Cure Is right on
time when II comes to euring Coughs
Group. Whanriug Cough, etc. 1t is
perfectly harmless. pleasant to take
and Is the childreu's favorite Cough
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
MULLINEAUX'S NEWS AGENCY,
81 Bridge Street, Lambertyille.
Established october I, 1851.

Agency for New York, Philadelphia aud Trenton Daily Papers
All the Leading Magazines issued.
Fashion Magazines have the Deineao Designer New Idea
Bonon Royal de Mode Vogue Toilette and the Elite
full line of 10 Novels and cent Libraries
We keep large stock of Box Paper ao Legal Cap, Fools Cap
and Bell Paper. Envelopes by the pack or thousand
We have fine OF Toys suitable for all
Rubber Goods in variety.
In Sporting Goods keep full line of Spaldng Reach Standard
Stall 4 Dean Manufacturing Co.'S Balls Gloves, Mit and Bats.
Bats from bets. to Sl50
Gloves from to Sl0O
Mits from 25cts 10 5000
Balls from bets, S50
large lot Of Flags for decorative purposes
are kept in stock
Anything not in stock will be secured on short notice
JOHN Fl. MULLINEAUX
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
Extra

To introduce our big new stock
of Summer Merchandise we are
making this Great Sale. We let
the prices and goods speak for
themselves. We do not need 10
say word TO our old customers,
as they know what we say Is the
truth; il is TO the new ones that
we wish to say we never misrepre-
sent nor fail To refund money il
goods do not wear well.
GUARANTEE MERCHANDISE CO
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-10
SPLITTING HAIRS.

Attorney General, William S. Bryan.
has announced his opposition to the
Constitutional Amendment restricting
the suffrage. 1t seems, from his an
nouncement that he is splitting hairs as
to how the negro shall be disfranchised.
In other words, Mr. Bryan, himself, had
a plan which he wished the Legislature
to adopt, but it did not think his way
best. therefore Billy will not play.
Mr.. Bryan says:
81 am in thorough accord with the
declaration in the Democratic platform
of 1903. that in every conservative and
Constitutional way the political activi-
ties of the negro race should, for the
benefit of the whole community, black
as well as white, be restricted. ! would
gladly have voted for the Worthington
amendment, or for any other measure
which, along definite, clear and defensl-
BILE lines. endeavored to disfranchise the
mass of ignorant, unrefiecting black
voters. who. regardless of the merits OF
the candidates or of the platform, al
ways vote the ballot labeled 'Republl-
cam
Mr.. Bryan now has the opportunity
to help along the good work of restrict
ing the franchise as above described by
himself: if he waits till he has every
thing done his way he may even have
trouble getting into heaven.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-06-10
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

From the preliminary program of the
meeting of the State Teachers Associa-
ton its sessions promise to be of un-
usual interest. These annual gather
ings are not only socially delightful,
forming pleasant recreation for the
teachers who have labored throughout
the year at their arduous tasks. but
they are instructive and stimulating.
By the date of the meeting, the APP
pointment of a principal for the state
normal school will have been made, and
the appointee will naturally gravitate
in the direction of that gathering.
Governor Warfeld, whose interest IN
popular education is the outgrowth OF
intimate knowledge of the public school
work and needs of the state, and State
Superintendent Stevens have places on
the program of the meeting. In addition
to these functionaries there will be a
number of speakers from in and out OF
Maryland, and the general theme OF
the papers of the various sessions will
be progressiveness and throughness ir
The school work of the state.
The breezes of the Blue Ridge viii
not be more delightful and invigoratine
than the set addresses and social inter
course of the teachers during their sta,
in those attitudes. Baltimore Herald