, 3n .. r. ‘
toga shutdown-mum. u ,. . on»...
M
, . , v. June M.
.W ‘ ,
= can a; Association in
.. m. with its custom of. the pout
grelpeotfuily rinninds us
June Li, 1904. will be
‘ ‘voraary ot the adoption
‘ and stripes on the Flag of
. Stilt“; and. inspired by the
. public 'recoxniiion‘ or Flat:
h...flntiunn'l‘ anniversary. earn-
' turnout cooperation in no-
est possible observance
We‘requoswd to ordor flag!
yod~~itpon the municipal
at their respective cities.
taint ipr‘oclumiion. or other-
‘ L lbyito their fellow oltizcnn to
tram upon «their private build-
it?" alreqticstcd to make edi.
-. . out/unit in pubiluh histori-
“11ml~ the Hillth‘ct of the
‘ ‘ mount the public to dis-
mount o inks on June”.
dinners anti teachers are ro—
“-nrrnngo for hulrioilc exor-
. mlii‘lbtp to the day.
' flxffltriotlu-Bocieiics pro or:-
tlwlr oiiicora and members
n stirring up popular entiur'
. ’blic appeals through local
, nd by observant-es of the
opium; .fCitizous. are earnestly
‘ p. ‘ iu'lu the public recognition:
a ir Ii ot' the emblem of our nu~
' ' ‘auy ot the Status put-
30 10. . lie publiu schools and
untitriiy in private schools, ox-
.ili ‘qu conducted in celebrn
Jilin , Let us extend this
‘ endh‘llie story of the ilag.
resents. and MWo the young
> .m ,. ,.
u “
and Stripes
p o
tuna. wuin ,w‘c TB
i - HO IL.
" Femal- Douctin Tolls u things Ibo
‘ Observed.
A roal tomato dot-active [ave sumo
interesting testimony bolero Judxu A.
. ' 'i'. llornbaoii in tho Itiporiur wort
'idi'ldguport. yestortily homing. con~
.cornimr ()ilrln ti. White, trom whom
Dr. Boninmia w White. at Bridgoport
in endosvoring in not a divorce. The
precaution are unooutestnd. The case
ldid not result as satisfactorily to
l(‘hamborisin & iluil. attorneys tor the
‘ minimum on it might burp done, he
' cause Judge ltornbut-k continued it tor
tturtbcr evidence. A“muis detective
i was expected to nddhis testimony. to
i that of his i‘emulo partner. but. he did
ll not show up. '
' The cnso was heard boforo tho rumi-
Ono nation indlvlslbic, with libcrty , in.- pension oi‘ihc gupoflor court began.
and justice tor. all." _ i court being opened at 9:30 o'clock on-
Ai. the Will‘tlfl, as wronouncod ill tilifi * pociufly fur the oucafilon.
pit-tine. “'l‘o.iny lt‘ing" each one extends ‘ A good looking young “pm.“
the right hand gracefully. pnimupwnrd . my entlrely in block and of.“ {aghiow
townrd the Flag until the end of tho' nbly slender figure, ”m that she was
pledge afilrmution. Then all bandit Mrs. Maria H. Young 0‘ Emmy“. and
drop to one side. The pupils. still i that she was a deceptive by trade. She
stuudlns. all Ill-s toxeitter in unison stated that. Dr. White had not his rule
“it" Wilt! "Aillcl‘ltib"-—“M¥ Country l in the hands of n Metropolitan demo
'Tis oi Thee." ' mo, wey. by whom silo was assign-
ln tho prhnnry depuriu‘icntu.b whore , wt to you “Dull the cusp.
the children urn wry am hi. i. 0y on?“ C , t ‘ ' . York ) h
pledge its given for tho oidor child- ‘ N. Knapp. who u named bv lir, White
“”32 . ‘us the corefipondent in the suit. to a
'1 ““6 my 1:93.“ and toy mm". to r hotel. where Mr. Knapp ruined the re-
God and in) country. ‘ gisiurrnnd was shown 11 room by a girl.
0m: Lountry, one Language, one Ho oz'dored drinks and some were
“a“ ! Ht'rvtid to him and Mrs. White in their
in some Si‘lilmlit tho salute is given room and M paid for them. Thu
|“ “Hem.” “5 on uct 0‘ roieroncu, i‘oinule detective said she had'a male
iinnccompnnlril‘by “W biotin". At “ detective with her at the time and he
signnL “H m" “9“ reaches it“ mm,“ obtained the hotel register tor her. Mr.‘
tho right bond in raised. palm douu- Knapp bud aimed "\ir and Mrs ' l
word. to n horizontal position against; Stevens" ‘ > ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' "l
the forehead. and held there until the; iii rs i’ouug the detective “m fihfii
Fiat: is dipped itlld returned to n. verti— i lodged in a '60"; opposite ”'1” of the
on] position. 'lllt‘ii. at at second signulw‘ persons under observation and she "Ill-i
the inmd is dropped to the side and the pad on their door and then disappeared!
”"311" .u‘kfis 1:” selnt.‘ . . WV! to await. developments. She said that
m H ""1 1‘" “u. ”mum". \ ‘ 1 Mr. Knapp came to tho door not over.
closely to the military and naval salute . burdened With wearing “mm”! while
to 1".“ “1“!“ , in tho background she could see Mrs.
iriucipnls may ndop White as thinly (‘iail
W.v‘ «
tho Republic for which
i
to
stands, "‘
t the "silent su-
twsterinu tliSiliinrn oi' the skin. Put
an end to misery. lioun's Ointment
cures. At any drop; aioro,
........... fl...“
SHAVING THE DEAD.
She said that Knapp tried to abut tho
. blinds but couldn‘t do no. Site did not
i toll all she saw. but said that shit no
. ticed Mrs. White perched upon
dress.
the Episcopal diocese of liialsnobu-
an estate at Wnithum has been ho-
queathed lo the diocese for the erec-
.tion of a cathedral. much importunt
#S‘s'ii .
* riilnn
‘ - . up“. .. , »
by not attaining out the poison-
rom the blood as it passes through thempthepoignnj are carried by the.
(lounging the di erent or " a, This causes heart
host of other ills, alludué £6 deranged Kidneys.
Whenrffihe Kidneys fail to perform their functionai‘pi'operiy
. our waste matter
circulation to every part of the body.
rouble. sluggish liver and a
!
. trouble. stomach .t
4 . Hlt‘l‘rWH w x ‘.
it every form. touch “up the
dder diseases i
whole system. and the diseases that have
correct: irregularities and cures Kidney and Bia
noun or lltlll'f’l DIIIAIE.
mgr-vim} gig.mmagfigzifihgmgflmtummy; till: g resulted from disardered Kidneys disappear,
' " "d...“in.am:db.Elli}?.‘i'.’.'ri‘.‘.:‘.¥.‘,'t'..°i'i’..“‘”" ”"°"“" "' because the cause hasbee‘n removed. Com-
lt I but to «t u . l was all bloat: up
was no impaired tint i could unruly see u
with dropoy In my 3 on! in no of my lamii
ben‘
mencc taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE .
new" thoroom. in act. wan-ob dl uudu that! h d i h
wan m‘bzn:a'{|.§ a“: 52L3‘Vfilé‘l‘fifl'fig'gukfllf. ngsgsgntotgtt‘l: fighter: wol- . .
«n. . . e no
other aym tom! 0? Many trouble. fnendl were aurpgioed'thnltul'v‘vzrliamfezfirlmfy‘ at the firSt Sign Of danger. Do nOt rl‘Sk
all though two: [or to die. Ivory Izw days lame one comes f ii t
tho n a of the won erful medicine that cured mo of Bright‘- 0323:: 3:33.333:
MI it 04 it In tailed to in boa-lined.
Two Sim; so cant-m $1.09. . 4.
SOLD Mil REMIIEIDED BY \ V ”
.PLAISTED‘S DRUG STORE.
having Bright’s Disease or Diabetes.
.3,
r ...... sill
r.
)’
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
FIRE TRAP HOTELS. i sarong” you auv
Much Interest in Bequest for Erection .Whoienie and Unnecessary Loss of‘ , ' 1 V ” - W ' ‘ '
of 'a Cathedral in whitham. ; Life One to Them. ; M R I k I RES ES .
BOSTON. blur -l-An. upnusunliy DENVER. (:oio.. liiuy i.-—Ai tho
int-no number or churchmen were pl‘OB- meeting of iilt‘ Rtii'ky Mountain Hm“ ‘ v . _ ‘ ‘
('ili when the liiiih unuul roimditlon oi' Mon's Association ioduy, .lohn ii. can‘32:.(lll;".;t;1:l‘fi;m.fi~‘;.$22%§fi¥2fi§fifi:gtgigdgfirdggfirffigt(amigmrfl {:3
ion hliu. u no t 9r . I.- ' >
‘ K ‘ m " "K ”‘0 "““thc with pure South American horse hnir scientifically prcpurod uud the kind
into“ for a tlnilv exorcise and tho: H
.. .. .1 -' .1 .. l ' i iho detective then went across the He“ w” u... “l , ~lnr~l i'l‘rln- “M“... i n \ .. ..,.._.... _
victim “'1'.” [or apetinl ocrnsons » mm and mm a build“! fromwhenc. “v ah“|,c“"'h(:r“:lu:da3,'f “gal"; igutimiiil €935}. We “Kid's; 32ml “‘ m'" lio ihui wenrs. Theme is no ndultorution or misrepresentation. \Vemake all
—»-'l'orrlble Dim“. those 1mm”: strontium loo; across into thoWroom Triennial Episcopal is m be bold in Statistics shotiring ”m “Mom“, ltilliiis olt .Btltldiilgl, Pillows. Dotmi‘ (Stilts: Rhona, Box Couches. etc. Our
motto ed by "at!!! RM M119 him. this city next October and $7tl0.outi and (and too irequuitly unnecessary) loss “i" "3 "“3 ”‘5' ‘9 mostcom‘or n ‘( mm"
of valuable lives troni hotel ironliugru-
lions in the past twenty-(We yours are
so appalling that they almost, slugger
human credence. We cannot, nay.
We Make Bruise OR IRON BEDoTEnns
the kind that wear. We use the boat Seamless: Tubing and Lacquer that
will not turn dull or pool oft.
business prenentod itself for consider-
Wo will take pleasuro in showing our goods and quoting prices even though
pledge, their faulty and loyalty
pvt-v
day of June int. COD-
“,f'ftjhni the line: of tho
.- ' Staten bo thirteen
ltt‘u‘tihtfo"liliii‘wlilib; that the
ll
running from S
the ability of the re
Barbers Pleased to Have Undertaken Knapp and Mrs. White on other occa- oi
Do the Work.
The shaving oi dead proposed to-
roiii
l to $1.0. nodal-ding
at
mile work for harbors, the price.
intives oi the dead
1 Knapp‘s lap. pimping and kissing him. i mum.
She testified that she 1”“ followed it was regarded as a l‘orogono con-
, . usiou that the bequest for u cathe-
i-tioiin and ihey had gone into place-u d‘rul which was h,“ by MW Mary
”I“! drunk. ("“9" times MW ‘White Sophia Walker, othlthnm. n dauph-
h“? l}:"_l"’y with "‘3" ()nce‘th'ev d9“ iur of aCongregutioual mlniaier. would
m‘uuvmm" “9°“ “‘9‘” m an L “'3‘ ' be accepted. but as tho tiiiweao has ten
iiop. whore Knapp and Mrs; WM!e yrru'i-i In which to accept the glfi.it was
to.
must not, Clot-ill our eyes in the fact
ihui tin iniinrnso proportion of those"
horrible t‘itllimiUEfl‘Hl‘e canned by gross
nogligeuce, with, an almost utter dis-
regard of even“ the ordinary methods
of proper protection to hotel guests.
aside from those which the lows ul'iord.
Ertabilshcd in 18
you make no purchase.
CHAS. P. ROGERS 00.. Manufacturers.
as Fifth Avenue and 2m Stratum York
1
and should compel. .
"Hence it in up to the honorable ho-
liii thirteen stars. white in a blue
presenting a now constellation."
h r of the stripes having been
it b , the admission of new
" sure to be expanded future
' moor, fathers and the origi-
_ rtilcu stripes were unchanged-
oltioge‘d by act of Congress on Ap-
t} when it was enamed: “That
”of the humidity of July
9 g ot the blotted States be
.p: a orlmmnl stripes, nltornute
' ‘ " bite: thattho Union be twen-
Whiie in ti blue. held, and that
dmission of a new State into
filling: and such addition take
it one star be added to the Uh. '
worn siroilln upon the platform arm
in arm. 8110 card the woman say. "it!
my taco very flushed ?“ '
The detective sat in front of thom
until they reached the cum: Control
station where Mrs. White disappehrc‘d‘.
and the detective tollowed Mr. Knapp:
until she saw him not on‘ his- continue.
tor's hat. and start to so to work at
his orwpution of railroad ododiiptor. .
Dr. White testified that. he married
Olive 0, Flowers on February lib-last.
“We have all sorts und conditions 0! lie statud be had not. .livaduwlib bur
m“... in share." he said, "and pranksi for a your and that she was now with
man to pay. Nob: little or this class
it Work is dono by harbors. the shoving
being done almost oxciunivoiy by on-
deriitkors.
A Hartford harbor
other day it he had ever ahaved all
dead man. lie said that ho had shav-
ed one, but lhiil, he wouldn‘t shave an»
other at any priCe. He said he was'
never so norvoua' in his life as he was,
when doing. the Job. and that it want
several days before. he got his nerve.‘
was naked tho i
t‘it'tti he fourth «lily of .luly next.
1, unit .uiimisslon." Since
stars or
y. rtyuiivn'ln all
the striilrgie o
‘ mix
Wherever it. bus
‘ ti) )9. lire-1.7.9.
iu- the breast, when we con
mi other dngs‘diupluyed to
.and stripes within the re
it u to liberty.
mp Juno 1}. 1904.
title and =.privote and. bounce
l tongbout the . entire. land.-
'i~i 51. remain. President.
TOILSeoro y.,
the. Flag ~ .for schools.
war assistant
.s’ boo].
A signal is given it
'7 t
OW
.iin d uplifted. who it
no with t 3
21:31pm repeat
.. , sovereign
tire been added to the Union,
f 'li'itil-liitifi. the
hormone the syluboi of n
it. has been curried
't partuof tho earth. carry.
boon
Ann «irons con-
oi; p fouling of pride and satin-
til 1‘ restrain the swelling of
nettninu, in far distant lands,
as comouto possess new
eyes and new ter~
tiydkhqtri; our citizens to
ing'Fing'flny on event, and
ion .111‘1904 a great event.
monetiénd of our-1 land- to
iiingihe stars and stripes
MAY
0. rising nod salute the net-
and noitt all day long (ruin
limit edifice. school and ‘bti‘lltl
ivou. hour in‘ the morning the
contain their mac.
paim‘ifl-‘the school.‘ «Mary
in his place. The Flag is
'd tulip; principal; or
it‘is being brought
4, , oor totbo stand of
7 to ‘teaober eyery= pupil
military. salute.
unadrlosa
.. lie thus a {magi with the
it ' and inthe attitude of so,»
' together -a
the rationing
do nil sorts of kicking. but it's here in : her parents in Brooklyn. _ .. . .
tho rhopnnd you L‘xliei't Stunt}: fault; ‘, The court thongittithaa there might
finding. When you come to in e your: to some question or t to i entity of e
kit and go out and Show at dead man} persons observed by the warmth de-
lt’s altogether different and low hurbern'l ’t‘fgtivo antidnnhud for another with“;
like to do it. ' _ ‘ . re main otectlvo who anonm‘pani
'Bcfore under-takers got. to hp 30’ Mrs. Young part of the time was ex-
numorous barberstmnde good money pected to be. on hand but he wasn't
shaving dead men but. there are tewI The court concluded to continue tho
harbors who object to the busineaulonae until the witness could~be pro
being taken by under-takers, and in my i ducod.
opinion the union will never ask. tthati Dr. White in his petition for divorce,
undertukers become members he ore. which created something of n penan-
engaging in this class of work. Aboutj iiou when ii. was tiled because both
the only sharing of dead men that bar- i he and his wire are prominent. socially
hers do no? is when: mar: lhnii'e bean. h} t‘lim city. page; a ‘3'?“ conductor
sick tor 3 (mg true. or avor e o .inm on. 0 ort .‘ hunt). on the
harbor shoves them during the “looting :oreapondent and alleged that than!-
nnd sometime when a man reco sea option it n wi‘lcb be based his ctlon
timiflir: in aiding to die be [undergro- ; were ”con‘iomitteii between Ndvemnbor- 1‘
quest. that after death his barber shall ' ‘uod December 12. 1903. He desires. the
nitavp, him. In a case like this, or custody of..- minor male child; Con-
thougli the barber may be much olipOa~| doctor Knitpp is niao‘ruarrled. .
t
L
posed to shaving dead men. 1'9““.‘30‘3 f , W
mi“?! , . ,- ELL.P|fifi-:°W”
CASTORIAi ' "page Wear'roinr. '
r . ' aror Infnutnadflm i , ‘ M 'l' ~
‘elxter‘ D. Bakeréufléhiflitly Paste:
' 5 Examination. . . ,
Lester David Baker non of Charles
In or will“ “WW‘ ’ ‘
our: the H. runner of'112hflotlgtti sniper. Bridge-
‘ pp and a non ow sextant Town
WWW °‘ . Clerk Sidney n.1nehwmrt..passoshis
l non examination tor adulation to. the"
understood that no tormai notion would
be taken at this time. The cathedral
project, however. was informally uls-
ourrsud by the. clergy and oiheru who
attended the convention; The chief in-
terest among the delegates was in the
general plans tor a cathedral and in its
location.
'I‘hldro la a sentiment in’favor of the
sale of St. Paul‘s (iliurchlproperty. nit.-
uated in the dawntown business diu-
ii'ici and vaiumi at from 31.500.000 to
$2,000,000 and merging the interests oi
that parish with tho new edifice. tho
cathedral to bo, located; near the state
house. on Beacon Hill. and named st.
Paul's.
Holy communion was celebrated in
Trinity Church early in the morning.
Rev. Wm. Lawrence. I).;D.. 1.1;. 1).. bis-
hop of the diocese ocenpied the pol-
pit. in pluco om oermon. bodeiiverod
an address on “The Cathedral." '
.A business session in the chapel fol-
lowed tho bishop's address.
iel men themaeivea to bring about u
thorough and radical reform in this di.
motion. and thatihey can do it it they
set. about. it in the right manner. no
sane person among them for a moment
has a doubt.
“Fire trap- hotels are not only a
great menace to uny community. but
they are n distinct reflection upon the
legitimate. important and expénsive‘
hotel business itself. so that in the. in»
isrest of tho important industry. as
well an of human life, they should be
peremptorlly closed. or their owners
compelled to comply with the laws in
rendering them auto its it is possible to
make them."
(flop littorx
t
BUILDING orniéé'rious RETARD-
Cbicago Employer‘s. to Protect Them-
selvu. Have Looked Oungcn.
CHICAGO, Mn): 4.4—4-Bt'ilidlug opera.
tions in Chicago will be‘retnrdeu aer-
iously. unless thostone. lime’und ce-
ment tramsters make terms with the'.”
employers. The, drivers started their
light. for higher wagesi‘ by mailing
strikes on two concerns. The employ~
era. driven to organise to protect
themselves. have now declared a lack-
oilt, ‘ .,’ .m
’l‘be dealers met and formed the na-
snrlation of mannmcturera and dealers
in building moterlala All the larger
concerns lathe city were represented.
The organization decided by» unanlw
mous vote to close every plant today.
pending a settlement. The atone 51nd ‘
lime teamate‘rb, who have been receiv-
ing $2.25. demand $2.50. 3 ‘ ' . ”
‘THE cuérono PHARMon. .
does not hesitdtéjtbrewmmt'nd Kb-
ProinoiesDigesiionCluerfub
nessmlllesitiontoinsneitinr i
Morplunenorlflneral.
orNAxtcorrxc.
no
w
RAiLWAY ETRIKE AVERTED.
,SAN FRANCISCO. , May ~i.~—~'l‘,he
threatened strike on the! United Rail-
way‘s'Syitt‘oxii in this city tins been
,uvertod by the uceeptance surly today
by the Carmen’s Union of tho terms of
the . Company submit ind through May-
or Sehmitz. This action followed some
weeksbt negotiation.= The main point
at issue was the demand of .tho‘unlop.
gthat employees of the company should
insixty days after entoringtho service
become members of the union. it has
Sheen umedbytbe company to recog-
nize the union and not discriminate
against any 0! its members, and it is
apdeoiared to be satisfactory to the com»
ponyxtt its employee-p. join the union.
The. company also harm, in the event
§ .. in
., «list
x a For flier
“initials
,.....= W. a... ~- ~
. hon.Sour Smfitkfi'igm
Womsomnismnmnu
mason-masorSmn
Jumbo discharge of any member. to no _____._..,___.,__
tiiy thnrpresident of the union except dot Dyspepsia Core to their friends and . “ch 5km“... of
*whentht dismissal is {or a failure to customers. indigestion causes more , ’
‘ ‘ . . , ill health than‘nnytbing else. it de-
ter tires.
ranges thu stomach. and bringsnn all
manner or disease. Kodni Dyspepsia
M} on wan-rs PoLtca homo To _
. Cure digests what you eat. cures. indi-
REBIGN.
United States 5 Military academy at
West-“Pointyestsrnny. and will take
Both the Parties Married and Have; ngrlggg‘t‘ahlegg: 61:). 3:3” “3
Childrm . , two; a me" her- ot‘thb Naval bottailoil'
BRISTOL, May 4.-The elopement ora recently was :a corporal. injoo K.
a couple, both of whom are married»; 3 ‘d‘geporn‘ Hi3 appointment to
was; made known last night. when Ju-ifdiptticalndirOtpSen ., flimsy..-
iiua Collit reached his home in tha’yaménded“ ipcnl H anhonL'Whl-
north aide.rand round his four-year-oid: land sea any at Wilmabaui. Mm,
child incited up inn bed room, and his an inn noli‘ .‘
wife 30nd. Mrs. Collit latt the town, '1 ”
with induct Facts-nap, who has 9. mm.
d {Our childrwih ‘ Botlll
.Collit and
W
’ BRISTOL court: stops.
1):“
in. my
sna-
. . DEMOGR
we; . tmmwaroms not. May - 4.--Re-
geation, dyspepsia and all stomach on»
orders. Kodoi is not only a perfect
digestnnt but a' titans building topic as
well. Renewed ‘ ' "health. perfect
strength and increased vitality follow
its use. "
UNIFIQATION ogmrnnssvramnn-
CHICAGO. May 4.—-—A unitioation oi
Presbyterianism has been the general
theme or discussion at the banquet of l
the Presbyterian Social Union held ittiI
ilgiEW ORirEANS. May 4.-—-Mayor
apdeville has asked the members or
Boardeot {Police ommlsslonors to
indigo as a result 0 :charges by Copi-
‘l missioner Jobn A. Woodvlile that the
commissioners are "gutters” and are
_ responsible tor gambling houses and
lottery shops. Riotous scenes‘atteudé
ted the meeting or the board and, on
”adjournment. Woodviiie was cheered
and carried about by a crowd of his
*atipporters.
no. AHEAD. m worm/i.
undo illusion
:
the Auditoriumiiotol. bloat-tr 400 tor-f
men and many ministers were present.
~' Dr. Robert F.- “,ie.>01-"Denvor. moder- :
the P . tartanflhumh, North'j‘
‘ ‘Pres Vyterian nod Unity."
My?“ t «macaroni:
~ Genuine illiiiTEli'Sf liliiii i.
-’ bulimia initiate, of «r v
i{crunch 'Addr‘esses‘aiso were made by ..
attire Rev.- Jobn P. Hugh of Pittsburg.
meditation»! thsneromea Church in
‘. tbb‘flntbaii animus Rev. 2-30»;
mg demand. ‘an '
mayor int a snail mars
, its. which has, béén Rel)“
‘ eon years. oientod a’
Norwalk Chronicler