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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

a woman grows wiser as she doesn't
grow older
a cabman retains his customers BY
driving them away.
What becomes Of the money a man
saves by not smoking.
A gossip's specially is the making Of
unhappy homes.
Fortunate is the man whose wife
doesn't envy a spinster
There's no fun in loafing unless you
have something to do.
A man can fly OF the handle with
out the aid OF nyins machine.
When a woman marries for spite
che always succeeds in spiting her
tclf
4 young mans ideal girl never at.
tempts to work for oysters or Ice
cream.
Most people would rather listen TO
a pleasing lie than to disagreeable
t-uth
Only a woman can tark nuently on
subject without the least knowledge Of
It,
Every third class actor imagines he
IS the genuine article. but Of course
the public has such miserable taste.
The rich man who is fond Of telling
how he made his first thousand dollars
as generally more reticent about mis-
last thousand.
A Logan snowbird which has lived
On back porch OF farmers house
FOR the last six years, failed to show
up in February
a Logan editor is publishing the Ave
year delinquent subscribers. Every
day his wife wonders whether she will
get dinner for two or not.
The Lawrence ladies are finding ont
that a morning walk is better 10 their
health than getting breakfast The
husbands have also discovered the fact
Served a Delphos man right who got
a wife through a matrimonial agency
to now be in the midst of divorce
suit Kansas is now fighting the trusts.
A Pittsburg man has as souvenirs Of
the revolutionary war a medical case
and a PISTOL He doesn't claim to have
been present but that is merely a case
Of hereditary
About the 18th OF the Month a Wei.
ircton man placed S13 In bureau
drawer. He was a man that didn't be
lleye in signs but all the same when
he broke in to pay some FIRST of March
bills the purse was Chicago
News.
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DOCTORS FOOD

A surgeon and physician OF Reedsvine,
Pa, has found Grape Nuts 80 nourishng
and strengthening that he uses it az II
supporting medium after operations He
says:
'As a physician take great pleasure
IN using Grape-Nuts in my family and
also recommend II 70 my patients where
"a good Strengthening food is required
u hnd IL particularly valuable ln con-
valescence from run down and depressed
conditions. Il also does well as a sup
porting medium after surgical opera
tions
'"rhe fact that q Is digested makes
II an ideal food for sufferers from indi-
gestion and dyspeptic conditions. With
the high quality Of the food maintained.
as has always been the case, consider
Il an ideal food Tor most an conditions 3"
Name given BY Postum So, Ltd, Bat
he Creek. Mich
There's q reason
Read THE Road 70 welymeo - pkss
of Crape-Nuts.
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Jackson and Noble filed suit
the district court today against
w McNeal for the recovery of s5C
on account due the plaintiffs, accor
ing to the petition, on attorneys fee
The plaintiffs claim that they wer
attorneys in the case u Gossard VI
McNeal at Winfield, Kan. which wa
a suit for the recovery Of $2.S25, il
which McNeal lost The plaintiff
clam also in their petition, that tn.
amount sued fer has never been paic
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Suggestions


Senators and representatives get all
sorts Of extraordinary requests from
constituents, but Senator Berry Of Ar
kansas says that one he received a
few days ago easily beats the record
The letter, which was from woman,
was accompanied by two songs, one
entitled why, oh why?" and the 9th.
er, "eace. oh Peace" The writer
said, Senator, want you to take
these songs. which have composed
after months OF hard and persistent
lgbor, to the President. sumbit them
70 him and get letter OF indorsement
from him, and will agree TO allow you
lG per cent on the proceeds from the
sale You know, Senator the Presi-
dents Endorsement will be a great ad-
vertisement for the songs, and feel
sure they will be a 60 You might also
sing them to the senators. II you have
the time. kansas City Star.
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FOR hoarseness beat up the white OF
an egg. flavor wifh lemon and sugar,
AID take some occasionally.
New ohahoma Inau,trl.s.

Oklahoma city-i250. oGO oil. paint and
asphalt company 100000 mining and
milling company; i5ee sac coal company.
100000 pipe line and refinery come
pauy
Gage-&5.000 telephone company.
Perry-SlO.o00 investment company.
Guthrie-flO00 900 medicine factory.
Watonga-Gas and lighting company
Mountain Park-s5oo 600 minipg and
milling company
Davenport 100000 on, Eas and
mniing company
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Events and
Personal Notes.
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LAT $40. at which time the oficcrs for
the ensuing term win be elected.
The West Guthrie Epworth League.
FRIDAY evening. held their regular
monthly business meeting after which
The ladies entertained the young people
of West Guthrie After an hour spent
in most pleasant social intercourse, re-
froshments consisting Of ice cream and
cake were served TO over a hundred.
Everyone went away thanking the
league for the pleasant evening and
feeling glad that such a worthy organ
ization as the West Guthrie Epworth
League was prospering m their midst
Mrs. l. B. Levy gave party yesterday
afternoon at her home at S1l East Mo-
bile in honor Of Mrs. j. Jacobs. OF Amcs
Iowa. Mrs Jacobs was formerly Miss
Anna Bodesheimer, of this city. The
aftemon was spent at playing euchre.
Eight tables were used in this pastimc
Mrs. Carl Havighorst won the lone hand
prize, Mrs. Charles Bulngsley the arst
prize. and Mrs Van voorhees, the ooa-
served and an had pleasant time
The following were the guests
Mrs G. ~ Barnes
rMs r., u Ferguson.
Mrs. Horace Speed
Mrs. J. w McNeaL
Mrs. Henry Braun.
Mrs. Felix Adler
Mrs. G. A. Hughes
Mrs. Russell, Of Russollvine, Ark
Mrs. Leavitt
Mrs Petts. Of Edmond
Mrs. led. Dietrich.
Mrs. r. O. Lutz.
Mrs. s. r. Franklin.
Mrs. McGanu.
Mrs. c. W. Rambo.
Mrs VIM. Grimes.
Mrs. Kimbal
Mrs Wilder
Mrs. w H. Coyle
Mrs. d. G Hunter
Mrs. Judsh, OF Ames, Iowa.
Mrs. c. f. Biliingsley.
Mrs George Bnlingsley
Mrs. J. c. strang
Mrs, A. G. C. Bierer.
Mrs. Frank Dale.
Mrs. G. G. kncisly.
Airs w S. Spencer.
Mrs. F. t. Van Duyn.
Mrs Peck.
Mrs T.. J Best
Mrs Robert sohiberg.
Mrs w A. Fraeier
Mrs. +. b. Lucas.
Mrs. H. r. ASP.
Mrs r. K Brooke.
Mrs r. C. simon.
Mrs. r. C. Hunt
Miss lone Coyle.
Miss Helen Green.
Miss Florence Adler.
Miss Lou strang.
Miss Nell Kimball
Miss Bloclde Jamson.
Miss Ida Niblack.
Miss Amy Brooks.
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9 MEALS FOR A DAY. Z
@ O
O o o O o c o O . 90 @ @ @ @ 90


TUESDAY May the Secondly
BREAKFAST.
Gluten Porridge. Eggs Poached in To-
Buttered Whole Wheat Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cold Beef Loaf Garnished with Parsley.
Creamed Horseradish.
Whole Wheat Popovers Apple Curtard.
Almond Waters.
DINNER.
Spinach Soup.
Broiled Steak with Dandelion Greens.
Baked Potatoes. Spring Onions. Nor
mandy Salad.
Celestial Hash. Caraway Cake.
Nuts. Coffee,
This menu may be used for those with
disbetic tendencies, when a moderate
supply OF fine granulated wheat is all
lowed. This contains 1854 per cent OF
starch. Bakers gluten is practically
starch free.
Eggs Poached IN Toma1o-Use strained
and seasoned tomato sauce Heat to
boiling point and break eggs in very
gently.
Creamed Horseradish--Press from the
vinegar enough horseradish 10 make 4
tablespoons Add one-four;h teaspoon
salt. yolk OF one egg Mix well and then
add four tablespoons Of cream that has
been whipped TO a stin froth.
Normandy salad-strain from juice
one can peas arrange on crisp lettuce
leaves Sprinkle with ncopped walnuts
and serve with mayonnaise dressing.
Almonds, hazelnu,s and walnuts may
be eaten freely
Physicians recommend the free use Of
buttermnk as a drink.
Sweeten the custard with a small
speck Of saocharine dissolved in water.
Recipes not given have recently ap-
peared in either Martha's Management
or prize menus
MRS. H. sTUTTAFoRD.
Livermore, Iowa.
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kIIIed on RaIfasr Traln.

Houston, Tex, May Edward Cal
houn was shot and killed on board a
San Antonio and Aransas Pass train
AZ Wallis today by w r. Eldrldge,
q San Antonio formerly epresi.
dent and general mansger Of the Cane
Belt railroad.
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Miller brothers in advertising The enter
tainment at the 1Ol ranch for the ma
ional editors, Is in Guthrie.
hold a special meeting this evening in
Territorial Auditor Bakers onice.
The new ban park win be Completed
by the time the street car system is in
d. w. walter who is charged with
robbery et Meridian. was released TODAY
from the county iail upon giving n bond
Of $500.
A new smokestack is being built for
the Guthrie Electric Light and Power
company.
meet in Guthrie tomorrow. A large
number OF physicians win arrive in the
city tonight.
II is NAV that the r,,,os y,u hay.
the new lrIItseh building for their nest
when !, ,s finished :, Is renorted mat
for the Eagles home.
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CITY sRlEFs.

Guthrie real estate men are on the
Jump.
Everybody IN Guthrie wears flowers
these days.
Even the furniture man is working
overtime IN Guthrie.
United States Marshal ". d. Fossett
has gone to Alva TO attend court.
The street sprinkler should be kept
moving on oklahoma and Harrison av-
enues the entire day.
Newman Earnstt, who is assisting the
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p, Mcbride and ] c Wood, of Hun
ter.
Notarial commissions were issued
70 the following William McVicker, Of
Surprise; /. X r. Laws, of Rhea,
e. A. Watkins, of Manchester.
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PEOLUCE NIAEItEW.

sell street hats regardless Of cost This
sale win continue until AN are Eone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09

Don't miss the big minstrel show Wed
nescay night az Brooks theatre Tick
cts on sale az Wallaces drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-09

Pattern hats below cost this week a
the millinery parlors Of Morton & Per
mentor
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CHANNEL vs.. Alexander in favor Of the
plaintiff. allowing him $50 for the Kill
ing of a fine bird dog. Channel sued
b. H. Alexander and his hfteen-yoar old
son. Roy. The judgment was rendered
aaginst Roy Alexander.
Jimmie" Regan received telegram
last night from y. NJ shively president
Of the Western association, ordering him
to come to Wichita at once Umpire
owens win be sent from Wichita 10
Guthrie and, it IS thought he viii be
here for todays game Yesterday Um-
pire owens came near to being mobbed
I'm the game between Wichita and To-
pelxa. and President shively Thought a.,
best 70 relieve him and send him TO
Guthrie Regan has done all right here
and Guthrie regrets TO see .-,m leave.
The local land ONCE has been exceed
ingly busy tha past few months, but It
is expected that all OF the cases on the
docket win be finished by the end Of thp
fiscal year. June 80. 1905. The follow
ing cases were recently disposed Of:
Franklin VS. Cunningham ct all Ed
wards vs.. Morris, both involving land
near Ponca City. and Stewart vs.. Rob
inson, involving land near Wollston.
Secretary wenner. OF the school land
board. said today that there was moth
ing to the report that the school land
lessees would petition Governor Fergu-
son 70 call an extra session Of the leg
islature. Mr.. Wenner was IN Noble to-
day.
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Can nn mo Noncoenra ana find ONT
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Pattern hats below cost this week :
the millinery parlors Of Morton a PEI
monter
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Pattern hats below cost this week az
,he millinery parlors Of Morton 4 Per-
menter
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TWO CHARTERS ISSUED.
Asphalt Company at Oklahoma City is
Incorporated.


The following charters were Issued
at the territorial secretary's office
today:
The Western Consolidated Asphalt
company of Oklahoma City, with cap
ital stock Of $1,OOO,OOo The incor-
porators are: Stephen Brown Of
Rush Springs, !. T.; A. T. Hamilton
Edgar l.. Rahls. Felix w. Carlisle
and w w. Braswell. all Of Oklahoma
City, Harper Hamilton, Of Rome, Ga.
and G. W. Brown, of Comanche, l T.
The First Baptist church of Hunter.
The trustees are VIM, A. Young, N.
ST. LOUIS, FL RENO & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Direct short Line
Between
GUTHRIE AND Ell RENO.
Quiekest Tlme--L owest Fare
To
Hobart, Anadarko,
Lawton, Chiekasha.
Mangum. weatherford.
Other points located on the Rock
Island System. Making close
connections at
Guthrie
For all points
North and East.
Trains Run as Follows;
Iv. Guthrie ..,,........ 1915 A. M.
Ar. FL Reno .............1l:4E A. NJ
Lv. Guthrie "5.15 p. NJ.
Ar. Fl Reno ............. 7:c6 P. M.
Nv. Fl seno ............'' ''6:55 A. NJ.
AT. Guthrie ............. $40 A. M.
Lv. Ei Reno ........... 1900 p. M.
AT. Guthrie .,.s......... $3.50 P. NJ.
'Mixed train. Daily except Sunday.
''Passengeg train. caily except
Sunday.
w. S. Wells,
CoYnmarcfaI AVanf
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CORN
OArs.

No. 2 white 4Sc, No. white 47Me;
No mixed as@isAe, No. mixed $50
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PERSONAL
Mention.

Henry FoS is here from Geary.
Len Leach went to Ardmore today.
Prof Hennessey Is out Of the city.
e. H. Knauss has returned from cush-
ing.
H e. Derwin is in oklahoma city
today
A. J. Hestreet. of Shawnee. Is in the
city
e. e Cretors. Of chrisman. H.. is in
the city
H. o. Scott of Carthage, Mo, is in
the city.
G. II. Adams, Of wichita, is in Guth-
rie today.
Lawyer Cotteral is in Pawnee attend
ing ourt.
James shaner is here today from ok
lahoma city.
John b. Linden, Of Enid, spent yester-
/ day in Guthrie
NJ Campbell is in the capital city to-
day from Enid
L. p Patterson Of Ada. ]. r., is IN
the capital city
Tom Hoyt of saltwater. was in the
capital city today.
K. P. Alexander, OF oklahoma city,
is in Guthrie today
Harvey olds made a business rip to
Orlando this morning.
Mrs. J. E. Jennings has gone to Chica-
so FOR a short visit
Miss NJ. f. Coleman, Of wichita, is in
the city visiting friends
F T. Boston. Of Baruesvlle, l. r. IS a
visitor in the capital city.
A. A., !, o,
were In the city Last night.
james MeDonough, Of Chlekasba. /.
a., is here on special business today
.r.,.-,.,
,,.,. - ,,s1- 10y ''' ',siy ana NDS WI
''''''' ''''''s ''e ''7i'i''s '' -Al''''iNo'
,...,, .'., - i'oNiS' vi M,lnsum' is ~
' 80 'O''' o' 7p'0'a' business mat
i"i business 'Ilp 70 SIM
"'''e''
H. Coyle ieit Tor Ripley today 10
pO''''
Judge Bierer returned to the city to-
day atter several days absence on legal
business
-0,-oy' - ayne e0un'y'
0'' o'''i
. M fehtress, D. W. WNson' H. H.
Hosers ana carr utteFoaeK' OF Oklahoma
City' are mere To-Day
Freo L. Wenner' secretary OF the
schooi l'hu oodIu' ielt at noon today
TOT NoO'e on onlcial business
The baseball quartette will sing with
the Guthrie Minstrels tomorrow evening
at the Brooks. They viii have a special
William 5. Stiles OF the National
Bank Of Commerce left today for okla
homa city. He VIII make trip TO
eGary before returning TO Guthrie.
-
Colonel Frank G. Prouty, accompanied
by Claude Baker, OF Ponca City. went
political dreams and Prouty continues
10 boost for the l0l ranch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Callin win leave IN
a few davs for phoenix Ariz Mr. cal
lin fs In very moor health and at the
urgent solicitation Of scores Of warm
friends. he win seek relief in a climate
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat y higher.
Corn x lower
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat unchanged, x higher.
Corn Z higher
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Ty che spot Cash grocery Tor low
prices and good goods. West Side
H. s. Rigstee, SIC Yves, Noble.
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week deIiv.
cred every day except Sunday.
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'Mixed train. Daily except Sunday.
''Passenger train. Eaily except
Sunday.
w. S. Wells,
Commercial Agent.
Guthrie. o. 7.
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KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.

No. mixed 5i@31hc; No. mixed
3O@30%c.
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Fire yesterday destroyed the opera
house al Jefferson, owned by william
Raine. The loss is $4,000.
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IN
SOCIETY


The Cambridge club met yesterday az
tenoon at the Carnegie library.
The women's Relief Corps viii give
pie social at the armory han tonight
All are invited.
Mesdames ]. e Taylor and J.. f. Ba-
con- Of Kansas city, are in the city vis-
iting at the nome Of Mrs A. n. Huston
The ladies' OF the Christian church are
holding a reception at the home Of Mrs
H. G. stang. The hours are from 2
until 8 ,. m,
Mrs George Judish has returned to
Amos Iowa. after visiting her parents
Mr. ana Mrs. y c. Hunter in this city
FOR several weeks
The Eiks will give dance Friday
night at their club rooms. Burrows or
ohestra viii furnish the music a nice
time is being arranged This is for the
Elks only.
The knights and Ladies OF Security
held very ir', ting meeting Friday
evening at the odd Fellows han. Several
were initiated into the mysteries OF the
order After the initiation work the
young people had an enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Douglas enter
tanned the Monday Evening IsiRh Five
club last evening az their pretty country
home east Of the city and az enjoyable
time was had Mrs. O r.. Fegan won
the ladys prize MIR. Ed. johnson the
gentleman's prize Mr. W. A. Frasier
the gentleman's consolation, and Mrs.
Bacon the lady's consolation. a delight
ul luncheon was served at 6:3O and
cards We're played afterward.
The Excelsior club met yesterday az
ternoon and the following program was
given:
Responses-Quotauon from James
Whitcomb Riley
Reading from Riley-Mrs. Ferguson
Readings from Little Journeys-Mrs
Greer.
Character sketch
Ebert Hubbard
owen Wister.
Thomas Dixon.
James Whtcomb Riley.
Current events
The annual meeting OF the Equality
club win be held next Friday afternoon
al one o'clock, at the nome of Mrs. VIII
liam jenkins Miss Laura Gregg viii
give "a peace dinner IN commemoration
OF the sixth anniversary or the Hague
conference. Frances Wood, Of South
Dakota organizer for the National Wo-
man Suffrage association, who has been
lecturing i'm the Indian Territory for
several months, will be the guest of hon-
or. The annual meeting viii be held
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G ToDAY's MARKETS. C
Q O o @ 0 6 O O O o o o O o @ @ c
KANSAS CITY CASH.
Kansas cItyr May o..
WHEAT.

No hard 91Q9Sc; No. 8 hard sec
No. hard Hgeoc; No red 9l@9sc.
No. rcd ssg9Ge
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE
Wheat = higher
Corn x higher
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Can up the venceeora ana find out
how the league scores.
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sherin L. Z. Martin. Of Chandler. was
in the city after Woods, who has been
confined In the federal jail for some
time and who is charged with the MUIR
der OF the Ames family near Chandler.
Woods trial will be commenced this
week before Judge Burford. This is
case that has many sensational features
attached 10 it and has stirred up much
interest in Lincoln county
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Probate Judge strang rendered a
judgment this morning in the ease Of
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-15
AT NEW HAVEN DINNER.
Meriden Couples Engagement to be
 Announced This Evening.

Meriden Couples Engagement to be
 Announced This Evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George M. Curtis, MT. and Mrs. W. F. Davis, MT. and Mrs. w. J. Robinson, Mrs. E. H White and Miss Agnes Curtis, all of Meriden, will at tend dinner given by MT. and Mrs. A. B. Squire in this city this evening, at which will be formally announced the engagement of Miss Emma L. Bamman to Charles F. Monroe, both of Meriden.
 The engagement has been known to MT. Monroe's intimate friends for more than a month, but no announcement has been made at his request
 MT. Monroe is president of the c. F. Monroe company, and is one of the bst known business and club men in Meri- dent. Miss Bamman has been the as- sistant treasurer of the Monroe compa- ny for several years and is one of the most popular of Meriden's charming young ladies'. She resides with her mother on West Main street and will resign her position with the Monroe company as soon as other arrange ments can be completed. ...>
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THE TOY OF LABOR.

We should not work for what 1t brings Thinking only of paltry pay, And lack the love that works and sings, And hastens to begin the day, When the nobler aspirations Make our work like our vacations.
 f The artist always paints his best, When he follows the highest thought, And strives, as in holy quest, For something that is nobly wrought. Nor thinks that he can even dare To put price on such poor ware.
 | To dig a ditch requires some skill; To sing song, love must do it; To be patient, you should be still And wait until you are through it; For work that's high and work that's low
 Must at the same rude altar bow. When men do work in wrong spirit, Thinking largely of its gain, IL mars the work; + has less rlerit; We have our labor for our pains, And lose the workman's helpful joy And may, quite soon, lose our em- ploy. s's &l@ .'..
 Charles W. Drake.
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well down the harbor. One man got 100 Wednesday.
 It was rather cool in some of the school rooms yesterday, but the pupils got along very well. ,.z .:.sh ..t
 The people were unprepared for such a drop In temperature as was in evi- dence early yesterday morning, when the minimum registered only A degrees. With a record of 80 degrees on Tuesday the change was rather too much for comfort. !" ss+
 At the plant of the New Haven Iron and Steel company 15O men have de- manded 10 per cent. increase in pay. These men are rollers m the rolling mill department. Thirty-eight men in another department left work 8 week ago.
 At Savin Rock tomorrow afternoon the East Side baseball team will play the St. Johns. An, interesting game is expected, and many Fair. Haven pa- irons of this sport will go down If the day is pleasant. '*
 James Brennan, of Quinnipiac ave- nue, has returned from Atlantic City.
 John Fender, of Farren avenue, has returned from the Adirondacks.
 John Purcell, of Grand avenue, is vis- iting in Springfield.
 The Misses Mary and Anna Higgins, of East Chapel street, have returned from Asbury Park.
 Joseph Curtiss, of Lombard street, has returned from the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. B. E. Stannard, Miss Beulah Stannard and Miss Sadie Parmelee are expected to arrive home from Vermont to-day.
 Peter A. McVeigh, aged twenty-two years, of 3S4 Blatchley avenue, at tempted to commit suicide yesterday morning. He took carbolic acid when in Respondent condition. To Dr. F. F. Budd, of 329 Grand avenue, who was summoned: the young man owes his life. He was sent to the New Haven hospital after pr. Budd used the stom- ach pump. E.