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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
San Francisco Mass Meeting

Five thousand enthusiastic public spirited, whole
some people attended the mass meeting in Dreamland
Rink in San Francisco on March Is and listened for
two and half hours prominent public speakers tell
about the beauty and OF the country through
which the Ocean Shore runs. These speakers were
men OF knowledge and experience, and they told their
story clearly, enphatically and interestingly
DR. HARTLAND LAW of The largest really holders m San
Francisco chairman of The meeting. said IN part:
I'VE believe that the Ocean Shore Railroad is of
greatest Francisco that has to
us for very long time. of the best pieces of
ocean shore in the world is within S5 minutes
city Of San Francisco
HON. EDWARD WHITE of Wasonp brother the late Senator
Stephen NJ White. said:
I've produce an enormous quantity horticultural
products transportation facilities that have
entirely inadequate to handle We produce
1000 or 1000 carloads of apples it is only question
of six or seven years when we produce $4,000
1900 carloads year. The Ocean Shore will
vide the means OF moving this crop When
the Ocean Shore is completed the country between
Francisco watsonville will be of the greatest
freight producing sections in the world
HON VIM. r. JETER of Santa Cruz said:
"The Importance of Ocean Shore in
the future of San Francisco and Santa Cruz appeals TO
every citizen who gives serious thought TO the well
fare and vital interest OF this community The country
raversed country of varied exceptional
fertility and it will very soon require the services OF
four track road TO carry its products to the market
places and people where they desire to for
in the county Of Santa Cruz be equal
requisiton for lime and cement for the next hundred
practically inexhaustible."
HON JAS. D. PHELAN, er-Mayor San Francisco. soid
The projectors of the railroad facilitating mat
live homes about the and al
San Francisco is surrounded by bay and
have by of the necessary congestion, been
living this small peninsula of have between
shop the small of daily Hfe nothing TO
bring of it, and might for all practical
poses well live in the middle west the dead level
of the Iowa plains live in San Francisco and what
say when gentlemen come here and offer TO
build from San Francisco railroad to Santa Cruz-a
most delightful place? What in praise
than that they but parts of a great
preordained for all time OF bringing California
forward as latest production OF civilization? The
builder this is the who puts in the
who fact its two legs and bids
San Francisco TO Santa Cruz he is the
benefactor. That has been done by the who,
under circumstances sufficient to discourage
any carried this work almost successful
completion"
HON. GEO. A. KNIGHT of San Francisco said:
There is not enough between here and Half
Of the population of San Francisco
in SO years from From here to Halfmoon bay IN
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less than so years will be solid city. Then what are
your opportunities? The conditions for laboring men,
whether they labor by hands, by the head by muscle or
by brain. every laboring viii have and has now,
opportunity of procuring for himself place Gods
footsoo that is not surpassed by place on
earth, and live in peace and quiet a king-and that
is between here and Santa Cruz.
God bless San Francisco and every enterprise that
like Downey Harvey undertakes
OF space extracts from addresses
be omitted)
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PARLoR NAMES DELEGATES

Alcalde parlor No. I54 of the Native
Sons Of the Golden West has elected
George B. Barber. ]. ]. Grief and Louis
F. Erb as delegates to the grand par
Tor. which will meet this year In the
Yosemite valley. E Lastreto. George
F. Haas and H. r. Davis were elected
aIternates.
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Al the last meeting OF woman's
auxiliary No. IS 70 the San Francisco
typographical union. held at the home
of Mrs. J. J. Neeiey. the following were
nominated for officers OF the wonan's
International auxiliary. which is 10 hold
its election Nay p. For president. n
X J. Crowley Of Milwaukee. Wis. for
vice president. J. T. Lee Of Nashville.
Tenn and for secretary treasurer, H
A. Rogers of Boston. Mass The next
meeting of the local auxiliary viii be
held IN the home OF Mrs z. H O'Don-
nell 81 the Richmond district. March o.
Tvp0gra phscal union No. 5s7 has been
organized by George r. Mitchell under
the name OF the Richmond Martinez
union with the following as officers for
The first term H r Sofge. president
81. c. Campbell. vice president, F. 9.
Fan. secretary treasurer. Mrs W A
strong. reading clerk. II. E. Jennings.
sergeant al arms, II. F. Sofge. D. c
Campbell and ". c. Rswson. executive
committee.
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san Francisco typographical union
No. p VIII hold meeting next Sunday,
when many matters OF special import
ance 70 the craft viii be brought up.
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Q. A Tveitmoe, J. c. williams. z. A.
Clancy. John Clark and J. c. Nolan have
been appointed a committee by the
building trades council TO investigate
municipal Industrial conditions and pre-
sent report al the last meeting in this
month
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The retail clerks discussed at their
last meeting various plans for shorter
hours and It was the expressed opin-
ion that the o'clock closing movement
will prevail.
The grocery clerks report that All
but three groceries have agreed to
close at o'clock.
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Secretary Gallagher has reported to
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Szn Francisco nailers' union No Ig
a. its last meeting nominated John F.
Gsrvey. one OF its past presidents. for
the ONCE Of vice president OF the
msiiers' trade district union Il was
voted % assess the members , per cent
~ gross earnings each week in order
T. raise an arbitration fund.
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The stationary hremen. at their last
meeting, decided to reduce dues from
81 to Is cents a month This union
has appointed q committee to arrange
for smoker Tuesday night the union
VIII elect q delegate TO attend the in
ternational convention of the order.
which viii meet in Philadelphia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
CAST q TIT 80.
,..,. ~ Tho Kind You Have Always Bougnt
s's, sf GZxHAZzzx
ALDERMAN CLEMENTS
MOTHER IS DEAD
After Lingering Illness Most Es-
Unable, Woman Passes Away
in Grant County-Was an
OctOgcnarian.

= Mrs. Clarin1a Clement, more
than cighty-tNo years OF age and
one of the oldest and most highly
respected res,ls MS o. Grant county.
Adied yesterday at her home at
Brools.-.Ark. Her death occurred
at O'Clock in the AFTERNOON. She
was the mother of ]. \. Clement,
a member Of the Pine Bluff City
Council and one OF the best known
resident " his county.
Mrs. 60 ut was a. fine eharac-
ter. 81 -. q devonc member of
the Me-. q; church ind her many
good dc ill last in the memory
of thos /. BON whom she bestowed
her kindness and her friends. Be-
sides J. A. Clement of this city,
Mrs. Clement leaves three other
sons, Noah and Ben Clement of
Brooks, Ark, and Pick Clement OF
Little Rock. One daughter, Mrs.
Betsy West, of Hagerman, N. NJ,
also surviv : The body will be
Inferred at Brooks this morning at
10 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
A THALHEIMER
BUYS FALSTAFF
Former Pine Bluff boy Returns
and Purchases the Saloon ana
Cafe of Sam Tucker Oh
West BarraIue Street.

August ThaIheimer, who recently
returned to this city from Albany
Ga. yesterday contaminated deal
whereby he becomes the owner O
the Falstaff Saloon and -Cafe'~ha4''
ing purchased itfrom Sam Tucker
The latter will be connected with the
place in the future.
MIR. Thalheimcr was formerly III
the wholesale and retail ll1uoS
business at Albany and was mos,
successful in that line, until the
State went prohibition on the A:5t
of this year. it beng necessary 1or
all the liquor people to discontinue
business. He is a popular young
man with many friends here and his
new venture here will undoubtedly
be SUCCESS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
Complimentary to Misses Britton.

Forty couples of young society peo-
pie enjoyed German at the palatlai
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Lang
ford last night, which was given by
Mrs. N. A. Waldron, complimentary
to Misses Ida and Ada Britton, OF st.
Louis, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
H. Britton. The affair was one OF the
most delightful events of the present
social season. The interior OF the
magnificent Lansford home was added
to with cut flowers and palms ana
presented most attractive appear
ance. The Langford home is an ideal
mansion for entertainments and with
it's spacious and beautiful dance hali
on the third floor, is most convenient
for an affair of this kind, character
lied with charmingness last evening.
In the receiving line were MI. ana
Mrs. Waldron, Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
ford, Miss Langford, Mrs. r. Il. BTU
ton, Miss Bette Gallagher MI. NC
Farland, Ragland Fitzhugh, Misses
Britton, Newton Maer and Allen orto.
The German was led by the honoreeS
and Messrs. Maer and Orto. An Or
chestra of six pieces furnished 'he
mns,c. At midnight the guests en-
joyed a delicious luncheon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
GOV. PINDALL'S
RELEASE OF STOKES
Pine Bluff Negro Twice Convicted,
Once Sentenced to Hang and Finally
Sent TO the State Prison, Set Free
Through the Issuance Of Pardon.

Little Rock, Jan. 17.-Acting Gov
ing granted a pardon to John Stokes,
4 negro, of Jefferson county, who is
charged with the murder OF Scott
Ccone, another negro. The governors
action in pa" loning Stokes is Of i'm
portance in that it brings to q close
one of the most celebrated legal fights
in q criminal case that has ever come
up in the courts of Arkansas. The
case was in the courts for years, and
was one in which the lower courts
5ucked the Supreme Court.
Stokes was charged with killing
Coone in 1903 in Jefferson township,
where both lived. S. A. Miller, an
attorney Of Jefferson county, who was
only recently elected to the house in
the Arkansas legislature, took up
Stokes side Of the affair and was at
torney for Stokes in the trial in the
Jefferson County Circuit Court. In
that court Stokes was found guilty Of
the charge OF murder in the first de-
gree and sentenced to be hanged. His
case was appealed to the Supreme
Court of Arkansas, where the decision
OF the lower court was reversed and
a new trial granted Stokes in the low
er court. The court reversed the de-
cision on the ground that the evil
dence was entirely circumstantial
Again Stokes was tried, and for a
second time the jury in the case re-
turned a verdict OF guilty and SEN
fenced Stokes to hang. This time
Judge \. B. Grace, presiding in the
case, set aside the verdict of The jury
as to the charge OF murder in the first
degree, and made the conviction on
the charge of murder in the second
degree, sentencing Stokes to 81 years
in the penitentiary. He has b =, in
the penitentiary about four We 5.
He was released yesterday shortly
after the pardon was issued. The pc
tition for his pardon was signed by a
number Of people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
PINE BLUFF MEN
BUY BIG AGENCY
T.. r.. Bloom and r. l.. Barley OF
This City Get Control Of Mann
moth Insurance Office ut
Guthrie. Ok.

The Insurance Field OF LOUIS
Vile, Ky, has the following 20 say
relative to a large insurance deal
recently made at Guthrie, Ok, by
T.. 3. Bloom and +. l.. Barklcy, Two
We'll known Insurance men Of this
city, officials OF the Travele45 Fire
Insurance Company here:
"A deal has been effected BY
which z. L. Barkley and E. b.
Bloom of the Travellers Fire OF Pine
Bluff have re-orga;lized the gem
eral agency firm Of Billingsley and
Mcconnell at Guthrie, Okla. Mr..
Bloom will be president Of the re
organized agency with E. l.. Bark
ley as vice president and Charles
Z. BnlingsIey as superintendent OF
agencies. The capital stock Of the
agency has been Increased to the
extent OF $4,000 and the Office will
be under the direec management OF
Messrs. Barley and Bloom, with
Mr.. Billingsley in charge OF the
field. The agency will be conduct
ed along the same lines which have
contributed to the success of the
firm Of Barkley, Bloom & Co., OF
Pine Bluff. The same companies
now renresented in the BlllinSsiey
& Mcconnell agency. with the eX-
ce1t on of the Hawkeye or Des
Moines, will remain and contracts
have been made with others which
viii enter Oklahoma as soon as
their annual statements are COM
pleted. The agency renresents the
Cosmopolitan of New York, Travel
ers of Pine Bluff and Des Molne*,
Atlas and Commonwealth OF Iowa.
Under the new ARRANGEMENT J.
NJ. Mcconnell retires from the
agency. He is expected to continue
in the insurance business. but h 6
connection has not vet been an
rnurnod
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
800 Club Entertainment.

The 500 Club held q most enjoyable
meeting Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Stowall. \ number
Of pleasant games were enjoyed, and
beautiful prizes We're awarded Tho
lady's club prize, hand painted
plate, was won by Mrs. Frank Clark
The gentleman's prize, a book, was
won by Mr.. Ernest Miller. Pleasing
refreshments We're served. Those
present were DR.. and Mrs. A. G
Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. Il. D. Luck,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Clark, Mr.. and Mrs George
Borrensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Martin
Misses Banks, Irma Grace, and Sto
wall, Messrs. Word and Jacob.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
DRIVER AND HORSE
WERE DROWNED
Elliott Moore, Well known
Hack Driver Of This CITY.
Would Not Heed Warning
of Ferryman.
HORSE AND BUGGY
Lost-Wcre Being Taken to Physician
at Warren-Sent There by Dan Ed
den, OF This City -~Tried to Cross Sa =
line River.

fIll42tt Moore, L negro, % yeas Old,
brother Of Deputy Constable jim,
Moore, OF this city, and who was FORM
erly employed By Berlin Brothers, 10
cal liyerymen as a driver, was drown
ed IN Saline river, on the Warren
road, Thursday night a. q. late hour,
when he with q horse and buggy at
tempted to cross the swollen stream.
His body has not been recovered. The
carcass Of the animal which persisted
with the driver was found, floating
near the bank yesterday, but the
buggy is believed TO be at the bottom
Of the river near where it was ca
ricd under.
Early Thursday morning. Moore,
who was one of the best-knoWn hack
drivers in this city. was employed TO
take horse and buggy to Warren for
Dan Edden q shipping clerk employed
a. the J. 4. Holmes Company's conf
mission house. The rig and animal
were 10 be delivered to Mr.. Edden' S
br0jher-in-l law, a physician at War
rem. Moore, driving The horse to the
newly purchased rig, left Pine Bluff
early Thursday morning and reached
The Saline river, more than twenty
miles from this point, late that night.
He applied to the ferryman there and
asked to be taken across the stream,
which was considerably swollen from
the recent rains. The ferryman told
Moore that he would not attempt TO
cross him at night because OF the
rough river and the darkness. Moore
replied that he would get across With
out him, as he had to go over as soon
as possible" Moore had crossed the
Saline river many times before, but he
had driven through the stream during
the summer times before, when the
water was exceptionally low he
was warned by the ferryman not 70
attempt to cross, but before the feEfy
man had time to stop him, Moore had
driven the animal into the SWIFT
stream and was making across. IN
an instant the buggy and horse We're
swept down stream, and With t1e ne
gro driver soon disappeared.
The ferrymann,nade an attempt TO
locate tho drivl 81 thinking that he
might be struggling in the water, but
no trace could be found OF him. Fri
day morning the horse was founa
floating near the bank. The buggy
has not been recovered. 1t is thought
that Moore's body was carried on
down stream.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
SOCIETY.
.uni,cr>ar] services at First Me,ho.
\diSt Church.

Tho Anniversary Services in homo.
Of the birthday Of Gen. Robert i. Iea.
given under the auspices Of the I. d.
c., Will take place. as previously an
nounced, on Sunday afternoon ut the
First Methodist Church. The services
will begin promptly 1T $50 O'Clock
A cordial invitation is extended to thc
public to be present on this occasion.
and especially to the Veterans, the
Sons of Veterans and the Daughters
of Veterans, for whom seats VII be
reserved. An interesting program has
been prepared and the occasion prom
ises to be one OF great interest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
MULA| HAF|O IS
ON THE WARPATH

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
Paris, Jan. 17.-Affairs in Mo-
rocco are reported to be in an ex-
tw7mely critical state. a letter
from Mulai Hafid was read today in
all mosques, asking his followers to
join him in holy war for the COM
p,etc determination of all Europe
ans and other "unbelievers. The
new sultan is reported to have
eft Morocco City with the intention
of engaging tho French in battle
near Rabat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
4 Charming Bridge Whist Part,

Mrs. II. K. Toney was the gracious
hostess yesterday afternoon at a
beautiful Bridge party in honor Of he:
guest, Miss Hamlen, OF Harrisburg
Pennsylvania. At six tables the pop
ular game Of Bridge was INDUCED i'll
with absorbing interest," and time
flew, on hc-Wiags Of pleasure. At the
close of the playing, the prize for
points was awarded TO Miss Bette
Austin. and she received a beautiful
vase
Mrs Will Collier Won the prize Tor
honors, dainty silk sewing bag.
Mrs. Neal Bell was the winner OF the
complimentary prize, q pretty lace col
lar Mrs. Toney presented her guest
of honor with a beautiful pair OF silk
hose. A very elaborate three-course
luncheon was enjoyed. Receiving
with Mrs Toney were her guest, Miss
Hamlin, her mother, Mrs. Musselman,
and Mrs. j. ?. Knox. The other Ia
dies present were Mrs Finn HUT, Mrs.
Thurman Louthan, Mrs. Jesse Core,
Mrs. Wade Knox, Mrs Van Knox, Mrs.
Hunter lKnox, Mrs. Jules Borresen,
Mrs. FraY k Clark, Mrs. Neal Bell, Mrs.
Hardy kilgore, Mrs. Hinton Ferguson,
Mrs. Hubert Strange, Mrs. VIII Col
lier, Mrs. Marvin DuckWortb, Mrs.
billiard Saunders. Misses lima Grace,
Nettie Grace. Sewer. Philpot, Austin'
and TriDlpft
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
500 WOMEN
F0UGHT POLICE

London, Jan. 17.--Five hundred
women suffragists made a demonstra-
ton and fought the police today IN
front OF the residence Of Premier Ban
herman. Five were arrested and jail
ed. Some OF the determined females
han themselves chained to iron fences
surrounding the Bannerman mansion
and the police were forced to file the
locks in order to take them to Jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18

his escape. Tho woman VIII die.
Tho police ar making every rffor.
% capture III. wou,d-ho ,,.urdarc-
TIE Brown woman va. nn3-,.., "a
make Il statement 10 no no;f
Doctor o, G.. blackwell was ra11ot
in 20 attend her and a1,bonph hn
dressed hog yrCuod o,,ini-l. MI
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
NEGRESS WILL DIE:
HUSBAND ESCAPES
When Belle Brown Refused to Re-
turn to Her Husband, He Gut
Hey Throat From Ear TO
Ear and Then Made
His Escape.

Because his wife, Belle Brown
Is years old, refused to return an"
live with him, Charles Brown, ne
gro last night cut her throat f"'H'
ear to ear, left her lying on the moor
of her room in a cabin in the rear
Of A. S. Rosenberg's property on
North Walnut street, and then mane
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18

Mrs. ]. H. Smith, most estim-
able lady of Brooksville. Miss, at
ter a pleasant visit here with Aer
daughter, Mrs. T. NJ. Hooker, re-
turned to he- home yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18

The following are to attend
house party in Little Rock "hic1l
will be given by Misses jessie anu
Mabel McCuen: Miss Sadie Phelps'
Minnie Fitzpatrick, Mamie Phelps'
Mary Riley, Fred Unsell, leo Don
negan, Coley Mcdaniel, jim Mitch
ell and Dosen Maer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18

Major c. M. Wing, of Little ROCK
was a business visitor in the city yes
Aol Shyer of Nashville, Tenh''
was IN the city yesterday VISITING
relatives and friends and incidental
w calling on his trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
Mrs. Mason Guest OF the MaccabeeS

Mrs Mason, Of Jonesboro, State
Deputy for the Order of Maceabees,
will be in this city Monday in the in
terest of the order which she repre-
sents. Monday evening the Maccabees
will have a social meeting, with Mrs.
Mason as their guest, at the residence
of Mrs. 4. w. Troupe on West Fifth
avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
WHOLESALE "
ARRESTS MADE

St. Petersburg, Jan. 17.--Whole-
sale arrests were. made today at Vladi-
vostok to cover plundering for which
the revolut.Onists are blamed. Ar
senals and dock yards were pilleged
and torpedo boats stolen piecemeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-18
REPORT OF I'll 4 CONDITION
THE MERCHANTS ( PLANTERS BANK

At Pine u in the State OF Arkansa at the Close Of Busin
81, 907.
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FOUR STABBED BY MADMAN.
Two May Die From Wounds inflicted
by HeatCrazed Foreigner

Wilkes-Barre July q, - Made In
sane by the heat, Giuseppe Marcinnia,
a foreigner ran amuck in the town Of
Nanticoke lie ran out Of his board
ing house with big stiletto In his
hand and stabbed Michael Boalko and
wife. Mrs. John Wolfe and William
Kikoler. Boalko will die of his
wounds, and It is thought that Mrs.
Wolfe is fatally injured, A halfdozen
other people had narrow escapes,
Marcinnia fled TO the woods when
there were no more victims In sight,
and he has not yet been captured.
The proprietor of the boarding
house where the man stopped told the
police that Marcinnia returned home
from work about in the evening and
complained of the heat, After sup
per he went out on the front porch
and conversed with number Of other
boarders.
shortly after 10 o'clock he said he
would retire for the night. In sec
ond he became a demon. Drawing his
long stiletto from an inside pocket, he
rushed out into the street and stabbed
the first person he met. The cries OF
the wounded aroused the whole neigh
borhood, and II the man had been
caught II is believed he would have
been roughly handled by the crowd.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
TOUR TO YELLOWSTONE PARK AND THE
CANADIAN ROCKIES.
Bulletin.

In northwestern Wyoming the heart of the Rocky Mountains
lies OF natures richest treasuth Yellowstone National Park
Set apart by Act of Congress for enjoyment of mankind it Ame
greatest show ground To visit this Park see nature in
variety of moods Mammoth hot springs muicolored
terraces cliffs Of glass beautiful lakes mighty falls glorious
yons aud eeysers of all descriptions found this wonderful
region.
On August "a ycondued through the Yellow.
stone Park Portland aud Seattle returning through magni
cent Ca adan Rocky Mountains will leave the East special
the Pennsy vana Railroad Five and onehaf days will be
spent in the Park day Portland day Vancouver
day Field B. c. day Laggan Alba day Ban6 and
stops will be made many other points of interest The will
cover period of twenty-five days.
AS educational trip for either teacher scholar this
especially attractive it section of America rich
cry and repete with the marvellous manifestations OF
The rates. which will all necessary expenses will be $246
from New York. S24320 from Philadelphia S24l 20 from Washing
ton end Baltimore s29OS from Pittsburgh and proportonae from
other points
Preliminary leaflets may be obtained Of Agents. and detailed
itineraries will be ready for distribution shortly Persons desiring
avail themselves of this opportunity visit the Park of the Nation
should make application for Pullman early the party will
be limited Make application through local Ticket Agent address
Geo. W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia.