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iitf fd 2L i4 i4IsR ifJ Ct PAPER PAP IsR FOR THE PEOPLE PEOPLEA SIP Al I va4 iL I IAFIRESIDEGOMPANION 2 A AFIRESIDEGOMPANION FIRESIDE COMPHION COMPHIONt jIt i 1I i iIt 4 4lfi ISA ISAGRBIf 1L 1LfiL It I true if you see it in inTHE GRBIf ADVERTISING MEDIUM MEDIUMJ 1 1a THE BEE a lT I i Do want rt fjftiWg fabre ble netcaP Do want you an neicg new you i BOJltJitOW tOVT ZSIO PAP PBPER 1 JJJ Nt BpI fearless fearle iradraa race advocate Do Doyou you ou want tea colore eolOle4 trade eP Jicad and adrertlaein adrerll adrertiee ein SOLE HB BEJ3t 14EE1i BEJ3tNO I lj lVOL i WASHINGTON WASHINGTONWASHINGTON WASHINGTONWAS lj VOL 2 WASHINGTON WAS GTUN 1 ll SATURDAY ti JULY JULI2b 26 1902 NO 8i 8 FLAG OF PRESIDENT PRESIDENTRadical Radical Changes Have Been Made Madein in Its Appearance AppearanceSJS SJS SJSUr 0 0M ri EHsIfin 1M IIJ11 Iins Hns IIn Been Ilceii en In Ex Bxii ExiI it Ur ii i lit Kver Jn Slnuc Tlt Vhi lhtre re Ilus Ilanien Ilusijf UUNdttn ijf dttn XHtloif MtIunIhe The Qolora QoloreAlteJell QoloraAltered OulorJ OulorJAI Altered AI AlteJellU lell known km wn as Ut the 1 1 1 presi presit rin t1 which has been used on oninns onIIDS onrC rC inns IIDS for many man years eftrii will will7n willf 7n ijlCar pear ar with WH tU a changed dL di dit di Tu i i mvv IIl tv flag is iI i now being made madeci ImideI I I 1 lepattment lepattmentis ci artment artmentI I IIf the tb present preiientftag flag which whicha lmieh lmiehLung a MI I Lung in use is i simply impl the theanus theillUS ther anus of the United States Statl on onri onti 1 ri il i i Aside iide from the new ar arf arf arthe the colors in JI the coat ofi of ofli li i 1 thirh ih will appear in the presi presitfr presit tfr tb uow UtI in ProcPs rOCNs of manu manuili lUBnuII tuanutl ili II tl a principal change is in the theu thealtllt therut altllt rut nt of the 13 stars above the thei thepr i I pr pjed ed to have a sunburst sunburstiirnilar iunhurstI sunburstrireular I iirnilar nular in form above the hehe theshe tilet I she hl eagle ta It with the rays ra ra rarin rarm rari ri rin at the group of stars The TheA A 1111 11 consists loDl nsists itits otherwise of a aA aIi aeagle A Ii eagle its feathers heavily heavilywith IleaviI IleaviIith heavilydth with ith black the constellation constellationr with irh the rays in heavy u1lvJstitch u1lvJstitchL stitchr stitch on a blue ground Thehe The Thej II he of bunting 14 by 10 10r 10tiutoilt 1014 1014I I 1titsiile ut ide use ulie and of heavy heavyk heav heavgould gould thread and embroid embroidtrrior emhroidt trrior trriordecoration ior decoration dHor tioft Thepres Thepresi The pre pretL pres presrL rL 11 tL i i used ed only onl at sea elt on ontlte ontltef the thei i the he vessel when the presi presin prei prein hoard hoardI I i Clients flag is a centuryold centuryoldand eentury ld ldand and has practically been beenr ever nr since there Ms been beenSome beenJ beenme Some lIffit me ten years tars ago when whenr lrt Ireident klent Harrison went up upMil u11i Mil i coast nut on the Dolphin Dolphinpresidents Dolphinprtident2 Dolphinlrerideflts presidents flag ftltgu flying 11g at ath ath writers writers ritfrs for forcertain certain trtainnews news newsivly newsr ivly 1 lv criticised the overa overafiistom oeraIItum overan I fiistom tum the tb thry had never be belents berbabi 1 orubablv rbabi tcaue lat latltnts latup lents up to Harrisons ry First st Presidents 8idents Flag Presidents Pr sdents Flat With New Crest CrestTilt CrestTILE Tilt TILE I KESIDEXTS FLAG FLAGA A i oa lI Dtgn ign and the Latest LatestStandard Latest8an Latest8andard 8andardne Standard Standardine 8an ard ardlit ine lit boating but little yet yetthe JetI yetthe I the he custom up to 1S65 for forif forof forrrJ rrJ if the flag known as the theK th thk theto to be placed on the main mainiTf mainIre 1 Itideot Ire iTf idcat was aboard the thei theether II 1j i other nl her flags were struck struckprudent struckIrn strucki prudent Irn i lllot left the vessel vesselIa esse1a 1 Ia as a never legislated It on the theI thefay 1 I fa ral fay rr It was established ar ari 1 i 0 ns the secretary er tary of the thepresumably UteIm thehj hj presumably Im umabl the changes changesi i the 1t device iee upon the always alwaysf ti 1 have bet been made at the sugy sug i the It president presidentli prt idln tI li I lr lr regulations rt ulatjons authoritative authoritativeM riin riiiinjj lIill a fl flAg to denote the ther rr the president or vice ie pres presf prestte tie Initcd nitNI States members membersfr th fr ilinet irltI and governors go rnors of states statesi i by by Gideon Welles secre seerehe secrer the he hl navy na April IS 1S65 By Byii nJrl rl ii the tlt flag of the president of ofr I 1 States Stat was the American Americanplayed Americanrla Americanplayed played rla ttI at the main royal royalthe royalIltt royalthe the officer ut1l er commanding be bek bek bek for the time th same flag flage flagprlsident president displayed at the thel thefly fly fl was the union jack jackfiliation jacklIatifln jacknlatiufla filiation lIatifln were reaffirmed in inin inn in in 1869 and nd have been in inevpr inrt inver evpr rt ver since ninpgi7 incl i7 the presidents flag disp dis dispn dispIOn pn its it blue Held by order of ofi oftctry I i tctry ary of fthe the navy the thecoat coat of ofThe ofS The he 11 United States slightly slightlythe slightlJthe ythe the spread eagle gle in white whiteThe whitetlir whitethe The shield in pointed design designiitellatMffi design5555n lesignII 5555n iitellatMffi II ttntioJl spread in in a sin sinI sin sind I line linears lintars 5 ars later the seal colors colorsiiul colorsi111t i111t iiul id all were exactly copied copiedbeing copiedht copiedbeing being being ht ing squared squared the eagle eaglethe 1 1 the lit constellation st llation appearing appearingi appearingunbnrst i Minbnrst and encircled encircledbJ encircledbJI by byI byIt I It is i almost impossible it is isnavy isth 1 th navy department to put putring putring 1 ring rill upon bunting so that thatn 1 1 look ok ridiculous It has hasr hastr hashr tr been lt een tD painted and when flying fl flying flyingh ing 11 hreee and the main whips out outhours outhours outhours hours hourshe hoursY hoursconsent 1 Th he consent of the president presi presidentis ent entn 1 TI is i now 1 pure white eagle eaglePS eft If1 If1Irt Irt rp PS heavily outlined out1h with withi withlon withenn lon i netellation ttllat tellation nn in white with withn of Jf yellow yellowt on a wnegroun bT tout rnun THIS nt gi oi otJnnt otJnntfng orauntlag nnt nnting lag 14 by 1014 10 feet for outdoor use useand useaDd useand and of heavy taffeta fftta silk gold gnl thread threadand threadanel threadand and embroidery emDroider for indoor decora decoration decoratio decoration tion tio A A New Xt Tiling In Ilutlin BalhrtThe IlutlinThe DuthThe The electric bath is one of the new newest newei newest est ei things thi althr althrmigh gh 1 it isnt a bath at atall atall all 211 A thick robe is entwined with withwi1 withwires wires wi1 and this is ji switched on and the thewearer thewearer thewearer wearer of the electrical robe soon finds findshis findsis findshis his is body hod getting gettin warmer until in a lit little little tle while he perspires as freely freel as ashe if ifhe iflie he were Wfr in a Turkish bath bathPHILOSOPHY hnUIPHILOSOPHY bathPHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY OF THE IE PRISON PRISONSiasrShs PRISONSi1SShig PRISONSingSitg SiasrShs Star de Jt Hope HopeExample HopeExample Example is more forcible than pre precept preept prewept wept ceptSuspicion weptSuspicion ept eptSUSliciou Suspicion is is a source of great unhappiness un unhappiness unhapIiness happiness happinessDo hapIinessDo happinessDo Do not waste time in useless re regrets regrets regrets grets over losses lossesThe los lossesThe eThe The heart hardens by misfortune misfortunelike misfortunelike misfortunelike like the hands of labor laborThe luborTIle laborThe The man who goes to the bad sel seldom seldom seldom dom has las a long journey journeySome journeJSome journeySome Some people are so goodnatured goodnaturedthat goodnaturedtllat goodnaturedthat that they Ute are disagreeable disagreeableUnder dhmgreenhleUn disagreeableUnder Under Un er all circumstances make the thebest thebest thebest best of your surroundings surroundingsThe The small boy wll will not be in evi evidence evidence evidence dence so our lives will be safe safeIt safeIt safeIt It is upon the smoothest smootllc ice we weslip weslip slip the roughest path is the safestSome safest safestSome safestSome Some people who think they the are aresimply aresimply aresimply simply perfect are perfectly simple simpleFew simplePew simpleFew Few temptations beset the indnstrious indus industrious industrious trious but all temptations assail the theidle theidle theidle idle True lrl greatness does not qpnsist onsist in innever innever innever never failing but rising rising again after aftera a fall fallIf fallII fallIf If fortune has played thee false to today todn toclay day dn do lo thou play true for thyself to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow morrowOne morrow morrowOne morrowOne One should look beneath the foam fosmion foamjon foamon ion on the sea to see that which lies lit litthe irtthe iiithe the depths below belowThere helowlJlere belowThere There is no cell ce1 so dark that it can cannot cannot cannot not be penetrated by the Koman romancandle Komancandle ROlllancantlIe candle of kindness kindnessYes kindnessYes kindnessYes Yes indeed a prisoner is like a aman aman aman man at the dentisfVwaiting dents dentists irwaiting waiting to have havea haetuoth a tooth pulled He has generally to tostay tostar tostay stay and see the thing outSome out outSome Some one has said that philosophy philosophyand and freedom are essential to human humanhappiness humanhappint huiuanhappiness happiness happint os We are denied freedomso freedom freedomso so let us recline peacefully on the thebosom theOOsom theboson bosom of philosophyGLITTERING philosophy philosophyGLITTERING phjlOio Oph OphGLITTERING GLITTERING TRIFLES TRIFLESCameo TRIFLESCameo TRIFLESCameo Cameo pins brooch bro cl1 style for neck neckand neckamI neckand and belt ribbons are sold in sets and andare andare andare are quite a fad fadOne fadOne fadOne One of the things which one may maybuy lUKJh11 maybuy buy h11 of the jeweler is a small cinerary cineraryurn cineraryurn urn of crystal It is small and graceful grace graceful graceful ful in form formThe formIlte formThe The snake bracelet is with us usthe usthe usthe the body bod of gold or silver scales and andthe findthe andthe the halfuplifted head of plain metal metalwith metalwith metalwith with sapphires emeralds or topazes topazesfor topazesfor topazesfor for eyes eyesFobs eJesFobs eyesobi Fobs obi are winning their way WH with withfeminine withfeminIne withfeminine feminine feminIne fancy fane and a sporty one is isof isof isof of black silk ribbon with a golU golUhorseshoe goIDhorseshoe goftihorseshoe horseshoe with railheads of bril brilliants brilliants brilliants liants and a silver stirrup stirrupAn stirrupAn stirrupAn An odd watch fob is in the design designof sign signof of three tllrce dogs heads in silver con connected connecte connected nected necte with fine link chains The Theeyes ThelJes Theeyes eyes of each are jeweled and the de dehigii deign design sign ign looks prettier than the descrip description description description tion sounds soundsIlere soundllere soundsHere Here is a new variety of the shirt shirtwaist shirtwaist shirtwaist waist set There are the three but buttons buttons buttons tons with a larger disk for a belt beltpin beltpin beltThey pin They The are flat and round in gold goldor goldor goldor or silver plated and in the center uter of ofeach ufesch ofeach each button is an initial It is a fur further further further ther marking of the summer girl for foridentification foridentificution foridentification identification She may have the ini initial initial initial tial of her first or last name name upon uponthe uponthe uponthe the buttons as she pleases pleasesSummer pleasesSummer es esSummer Summer Normal School and Annual AnnualConference AnnualConference AnnualConference Conference at Hampton Institute InstituteOn InstituteOn InstituteOn On the banks of the historic Hamp Hampton Hampton Hampton ton River i i1 full view of Hampton Hamptonroads Hampt6nroads Hamptonroads roads where the celebrated battle battj be between betwe between tween twe tI the Monitor and the Merrimac Merrimacwa ilerrimacwa3 Merriniacwas wa was foughtstands fought stands the Hampton Nor Normal Normal or ormal mal and Agricultural A riculturallnslitute Institute A busy busythriving busythriving busythriving thriving and industrious place it is ismarks ismarks is ismarks marks the boundaries of the Institu Institution Inst Institution tu tulion tion An intellectual aud industrial industrialactivity industrialartivity JaClivity activity is evident everywhere it is a aminature aminature anminature minature world of brain and brawn un under UI1der wmder der the most advanced direction by bycompetent bycompetent bycompetent competent and capable rce rces From FromSeptember FromStPhmber FromSeptember September to June hundred of stu students stndttIts students dents gather here from the four nts ttsof ntsof ntsof of the co pass come to this Institution Institutionas In titutiou titutiouas as raw material and are converted into intoskill intoskill intoskill skill mechanics capable farmers excclleut ex excellent tlXcclhnt cellent teachers and finished domes domestics ciomesti domestis tics ti through the facilities provi ed at atthis atthis atthis this great institution of learning I arning ludt ludtans Ildlans Iudiaims ans and negro comprise the bulk or oralmost oralmost oralmost almost the entire student fore this thisschool lhiss thisschool school bool The result of oftheiradendance oftheiradendancem their attendance attendanceis liS is being favorably impressed upon the theccmmuiiities Ihec theecmmuuities ccmmuiiities throughout thruu hout the th laud into intotiic intothe intothe the paces aces which they select for their theirItiture thdrluture theirfuture future lifes work What hal Booker TWashington TVa TWashington Washington Va hinglon agraduate of this thissd100l thissd100las tlmisst school schoolhas Iwol Iwolhas has as doneatluskegee doneat doneatl 1 uskegee other oth giaduates giaduatesare are re doing in a nifre re obscure but suc successful successful successful cessful way in various portions portions of the theRepublic theRepublic theRepublic Republic The provisions esabished esabishedby by the management of this school are areso areso arexo so complete that Hampton by reason reasonol reasonof ason asonof of these and the excellence of its fac faculty factilt factiky ulty tilt has reached up to and attained aitaiuedthe attainedthe attainedthe the very first place among the manual manualtra manualtra manualtra tra rung schools of the country country Sev Several te tedal Sevrral eral years ago an idea was conceived conceivedto to utilize the vacation months in in offer offerin off offering ring in ing a special course of training to the thegreat thegreat thegreat great body of teachers to in the South HI HInormal IIInormal atnormal normal methods The idea took frou frouand fronand fromiand and grew gre into a fact In the first stage of the venture a moderate attendance attendanceresulted atte1danceresulted attendanceresulted resulted The Thevalueand value and benefit of this thiscourse thisjonrse thiscourse course jonrse ofinstruction in the Hampton Summer Normal School was gradually graduallyrealized graduallyrealized graduallyrealized realized more and more until each suc succeeding succeeding succeeding ceeding year has shown an increased increasedattendance increaedattendance increasedattendance attendance The highwater mark has been reached this year ye The cause ot otthis 01this ofthis this exceedingly large enrollment was due to the official announce ient by bthe the Directors of the Institution that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Normal School would be con ducted this season by Dr Bruce Brucevans Brucevans 10 vans Principal Princi al of the Armstrong ManuaLTraining School of Washing W3shin W3shinton ton Dr Evans an eminent ed educator educator educator ucator who has for the past pi eighteen eighteenyears eighteenyears eighteenyears years been identified with the Wash lag in public schools and contributed so somuch somuCh somuch much to the development and high highstandard hi highstandard hst standard st ndard of its system was formerly in charge chars of Applied Mathematics mthis 111this inthis this Hampton Ham ton Normal course His Hisability Hisability Hisability ability was apparent toall his zeal he hecommunicated hecommunicated hecommunicated communicated to the student stut nt teachers teachersand teacherand teachersand and thus his work and methods were werethe werethe werethe the attraction which drew more teach teachers teachers teachers ers bach year from different diff rent points in inthe inthe inthe the country to tins splendid summer summerschool summerschool slimmerschool school until the present season when whenupon whenupon whenupon upon assuming a suming charge and direction directionas as Principal he was greeted with the thepresence theprt thepresence presence prt sence of four hundred and fifty fiftyi fift fiftLachers fiftytachers i Lachers achers representing the States of Virginia North Carolina South Caro CaroGeorgia lina Georgia Florida Alabama Ken be to the race forlthe advantage it will willgive willgive willgive give him in getting tung landed into someplaceby some somepiaceby someplaceby placeby Roosevelt His election there therefore therefore therefore fore marks the overt rert entrance of the thecouncil 1hec theiincil council nncil into business of office seeking But the worst about the whole matter matteris matteris is Fortune will not be the real presi president president president dent of the council that honor hon in re reality reality reality ality will now be Mr Booker Book BookarTtiasli BookarTtiasliingtons rT Vash Vashingtons vashingtons ingtons in eveiy eve thing except name nameIt nameIt nameIt It is well known that Fortune is only onlya a me too to whatever Washingtonaspires Washington Washingtonappres Vashingtonapires appres aspires to ilo iloThese ioThese Jo JoThese These two men have ha ve long since sinceformed since sinceformed formed themselves into ore or twain in intheir in intheir their dealings with the negro race raceFortune raceFortune Fortune furnishing furnishin whatever brain the thecombination theconibinattan combination needs need and Washington Washingtonthe the boodle Now as Washington Washingtonspurse Washingtonpurse purse rse has become almost limitless limitlessthrough limitlessthrough through his doctrine against the aspi aspirations aspirations aspirations rations of His race he is able hle to command com command mand whatever he wants fro ro the ew ewYork ewYork ewYork York man in furthering his desire to tobecome tobecome tobecome become universal lord a master of ofthe ofthe ofthe the fortunes of the negro race in inAmerica inAmerica inAmerica America He is already political boss bossappointed bossappointed bossappointed appointed by Roosevelt and the Afro AfroAmerican AfroAmer AfroAmerican American Amer can council has now ratified ratifiedRoosevelts ratifiedRoogevelts ratifiedRoosevelts Roosevelts choice by making Fortune FortuneWashingtons FortuneWashingtons FortuneWashingtons Washingtons henchman its president presidentI I he colored people in America how however however however ever if they the have ha ve heretofore been in indifferent indiff indifferent different diff rent to this subject can see from fromthe fromthe fromthe the action of ofa a Minneapolis education educational al convention the real light in which HON no JOHN JOIINV ROSS ROSSIhe Ihe 1 he Commissioner Seriously Ill lucky Tennejee Tenne ee Maryland Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania vania Delaware New York Ohio and andIndiana anciIndiana andIndiana Indiana who came to study his mth mthods mthods mythods ods of training the youth of the race raceHe raceH raceHe He has surrounded himself with an anable annble anable able corps ol assistants into whose who di direction die dierection direction rection be has given charge of the therious va various various rious subjects iresented resented in the course courseAmong courseAmong courseAmong Among those tho may be ment mentioned oned Miss MissEmily MessEmily lIss lIssEmily Emily A rper Directress of Eng English En Enlish English lish in the Armstrong Manual Train Training TraininR Training ing School Mr Fetrher of th thWashington thVashington thWashington Washington Normal Schop1 SChOD and Miss MissCornelia MissCornelia MissCornelia Cornelia Whitney Training Teacher Teacherof Teachtrof Teacherof of Washington 1 Courses are of offered 0 0fered offered fered in agriculture dairying manual manualtraining manualtrailUng manualtraining training sewing cooking cookin basketry baskefryupholstering basketryupholstering basketryupholstering upholstering hysics english arith arithmetic arithmetic arithmetic metic grammer nature work hstory historyand hstoryand hstoryand and kindergarten methods A novel novelfeature novelfeature feature of the Institute is a practice practiceschool practiceschool practiceschool school typical of the th average country countryichcol countryschool countryschool school wherein teachers have exempli exemplified exelnphtied exemplified fied the very best methods of conduct conducting conducting ing classes The work of the school schoolbegins schoolbegins dtoolbegins begins at 6 a with a class in home homecooking homecooking homecooking cooking conducted by Miss HKruse BKruse BKruse Kruse of Wilmington Delaware The Theclasses Theclassl Timeclasses classes classl close lose at 5 with work in inupholstering inuphotstedng inupholstering upholstering and agriculture During Duringthe Duringthe the session discussions have been ltel he hell hellon ion i ion on Saturday mornings rnings on the follow following following following ing subjects rural school problems problemsand problemsand problemsand and how to meet them th by Mr John JohnT JohnT JohnT Freeman Supervising Principal PrincipalWashington PrincipalWashh4gton PrincipalWashington Washington English Training Trainingin Trainin i in comnon things by Mr Philip Gerry Gerryand Gerryand Gerryand and the educative value of play pla by byMrs byMrs Mrs AnnaJ Anna Murry Secretary of the theNational theNational theNational National Kindergarten Association AssociationAfroAmerican AssociationAfroAmerican AssociationAfroAmerican AfroAmerican Councils flistake flistakeFrom nlstakeFrom tllstakeFrom From the Boston GuardianWhile Guardian GuardianWhile GuardianWhile While the National onal Educational con convention convemiUl conventtud vention venttud was sitting in Minneapolis last lastweek lastweek week we and all the great educators of ofthe ofthecountry the thecountry thecountry country were there therespeaking speaking on that all allimportant allimportBnt allimportant important subject the Afro American Americancouncil Americani Americancouncil i council was holding forth in the twin twinI tWilland twinand I and adjoining city of St Paul ostensi ostensibly ostehsibly bly in the interest of the negro race racethough rac racthough racethough though of the latter bodys doings next nextto nextto to nothing was heard Like Venus Venustransiting Venustran5ittin Venustransitting transiting the sun the lesser sser body bodywas i iwas was lost sight of almost altogether in inme intime me blaze of the grzfter gr ilter event It is isvery I very ery likely however hoev that if anything anythingof of moment had transpired tran jred in the Sr StPa SrPall Pa Pail part of these United UnLe States tates it itI itwould I would havebetn have been beenI beenTo I To their farthest arthes caverns sent sentThe sentThe sentThe The 1902 session of the Afro Ameri American American American can council therefore is not no destined destinedto to take rank as IS the greatest effort of ofthat ofthat ofthat that body bod in fact the turn which whichthings whichthinJs whichthinks things took there and the result re u1t ac acc acc asc mplished rather mark the end of ofusefulness ofuStflJlness ofusefulness usefulness of the cou council icft Mr I IThomas LThomas IThomas Thomas Fortune oi somewhere omebp re btwee be between brtween tween twee New York and an New Jersey was uaselected waseitcted waseiected elected president for the ensuing year yearOrdinarily yearOrdinarily ar arOrdinarii Ordinarily this would nt be a bad badchoice badchoice badchoice choice but viewed in the he light li ht pres present preseut present ent events it it is about as Had a calami calamity caiamity ealantity ty as could uld have halbdatlln haveb be fallen iheorgamz iheorgamzti lheor the orkauiz orkauizti aIllL aIllLti ti Fortune is a politician pure pLTr and andsimple andSimple andsimple simple a perem ia office offi sker and andhis andhis andhisdesire his hisdesire desire for tt presidency of the thecouncil thEccuncil thecouncil council is not at all for the good it will the white race regard Mr Washing Washington Vashin Vashinton ton as an at educator Although he was washrverintr washncrinl washrverinr hrverintr between St Paul and Minne Minneapolis l1inneapolis Minneapolis apolis all the time expecting to be becalled becalled becalled called out for a speech by the educa educational educational educational tional convention not a word was wassaid wassaid wassaid said 1o him about speaking He sat sataround sataround sataround around there as he did at the Mont Montgomery Montomery Montgomery gomery omery convention wth none so poor pooras pooras pooras as to do him honor The white people peopleshowed peopleshowtd peopleshowed showed by this rebuff that they did didnot didnot didnot not care fur Booker Washingtons opin opinion opinion opinion ion ion on education except when he was wastalking wastalking wastalking talking on industrializing inu in ustrializing trializing the negro negrorace negrorace ro rorace race Not only did the AfroAmeri AfroAmerican froAmerican can council however railroad its ticket tick ticket tickPt et for office through but it even evt put putBo putBoker putBoker Bo Boker iker Washington on the committee committeethat committeethat committeethat that drafted the address to the coun country country country try As a result there was not a word wordstronger wordstronRer wordstronger stronger than a feeble regret uttered in inthe inthe inthe the instrument in trument sent out But feeble as asthe asthe 1Sthe the declaration was Washington Vashin ton was wastoo wastoo wastoo too cowardly to put his name to it itafraid itafraid itafraid afraid no doubt that some one in the theSouth theSouth theSouth South might take umbrage at his action action act action ion yet et this tlti is moving heaven heavenand heayenand heavenand and earth to be regarded as the great greatest greatest est negro of ofthe the world worldLittle worldI worldI6lttle worldIIttle I Little of Brain In Used UsedMuch UlIledMuch FJeedMuch Much of the larger portions of ofbrain a abrain abrain brain is composed of white matter matterthat matterI matterthat I that is of nerve fibers fiberswhich which has hasnothing hasI hasnothing I nothing whatever to do with real realbrain realI realbrain I brain work and which only on I carries carriesmessages cnrriesI carriesmessages I messages says an exchange Again Againif I if research is to be trusted it is only onlythe onlythe onlythe the brain cells of a very limited limitedprobably limitedprohably limitedprobably probably the frontal region which whichhave whichllave whichhave have to do with the highest mental mentaloperations mentnloperations mentaloperations operations JVhen When therefore we talk talkabout talkahout talkabout about the size of head and brain and andthe andI andthe the weight of the brain we should shouldclearly shou1c1clearl shouldclearly I clearly clearl understand that only onI an infinitesimal in infinitesimal inI I finitesimal fraction of the three threepounds threepounds threepounds pounds weight or so of an ordinary ordinarybrain ordinarybrain ordinarybrain brain can be reckoned asrepresent asrepresenting asrepresenting asrepresenting ing brain cells cellsthat that are the agents agentsof of our nervous governance rnance Practi Practically Practically PracticaIly cally the brain cells of the cerebrum cerebrumof I of great brain at least bear no nolarger noI nolarger I larger proportion to the brains mass massthan massI massthan than the rind of a Dutch cheese does doesto do doesto sto I to the eatable portionNRW portion portionNEW portionI I NEW 1lh1IO lAlMIORANT ANT INSPECTOI INSPECTOR INSPECTORJere INSPECTORJare I Jere A Brown Is Slated Slated to Succeed Succeedi i Ryan In This City CityFrom CityI CityFrOlR CityFraet I From The Cleveland ct veland Leaderi Leader I 1 i he following special telegram was wasreceived wasrectIed wasreceived received la laot latnight night from Washington WashingtonA Waslllll ton tonA A charge cha in the office of ofinmigrant ofinmigrantin immigrantin in pee or at Cleveland is imminent imminentand imminentand imminentand and a Cleveland man is slated for thv thvplace th thplac uplace place plac CRyan Ryan the present inspec inspector tnspector mnsnec mnsnector tor is IS to he superseded by Jere A ABron ABr ABrtwi Bron Br Vu the wellknown colored Repuo Repuoliom RepubIiCltn RepueIican liom of the Ohio metropolis metropo Brown Brownis is now clerk in the Internal Iut rnal Revenue RevenueBureau RevenueRureau RevenucBureau Bureau in this lhi thiscity city his salary being beingi i 1200 zoo a year a The change Jange is exp expect eXptcted expected ct cted ed to go into effect as soon as Commis sioner of Immigration Sargent finds a aplace aplace aplace place to transfer Ryan RyanIt RyanIt yan yanHIt HIt It was within the last two months monthsthai monththat monthsthat that Ryan was made inspector at atCleveland atCleveland I Cleveland and his appointment came cameas cameas cameas as a surprise to Ohio Republican lead leaders leaders leaders ers at Washington oenator Hanna Ilannaknew Hannaknew IIannaknew knew nothing about the matter matteruntil matterumil matteruntil until two or three weeks after the theappointment theappointment theappointment appointment was made and naturally naturallywas was chagrined because he had not notbeen noteen been been een consulted upon the filling of a afederal afederal afederal federal office in his own city For nearly three years up to a few fewmonths fewmonths fewmonths months ago the office of immigrant immigrantinspector immigranttnsptctor immigrantinspector inspector at a Cleveland was vacant vacantAbout vacantAbut vacantAbout About three months ago ag Prof Ryan RyantJecided Ryandecided Ryanttecided decided to go about the job and enlist enlisted enlisted enlisted ed the aid of oran an old friend in Wisconsin Wisconsina a newspaper editor name Black The TheEditor TheEditor TimeEditor Editor wrote to Senator Spooner re requesting reo reoquesting requesting questing that thathe he use his powerful influ influence influence influence ence with Assistant Secretary Taylor Taylorof Taylorof Taylorof of the Treasury Department who has hassupervisionover hassupervisionover hassupervisionOver supervisionover the Immigration Bureau Bu Bureau Bureau reau and who is also a Wisconsin man manThe manThe manThe The Senator laid the matter before beforeMr before1Ir beforeMr Mr Taylor and just about that time timethe timethe timethe the Treasury Department received leceiv a arequest arequest arequest request from Cleveland to reopen the theinspectors I theinspectors he heinspectols inspectors office This combination combinationof of circumstances moved the Assistant AssistantSecretary AssistantSecretary AssistantSecretary Secretary to act in Ryans interest interestand interestand interestand and the appointment was duly made madealthough madealthough madealthough although unknown unknO to Senator Hanna Hannaor or any any other member of ofthe the Ohio dele delegation delegatio delegation gation in Congress CongressJere Congre5sJpre CongressJere Jere A Brown who is now slated slatedto slatedto slatedto to supersede Inspector In peclor Ryan has been beenin betnm beenin in Washington about a year and a half halfHe halfHe halfHe He obtained his present position positionthrough positIOnthrough positionthrough through the influence of Mr Hanna HannaAs HannaAs HannaAs As immigrant immi rant inspector he will get a asalary f1salary asalary salary of 1500 or 1800 I800a a year yearTHE yearTHE yearTHE THE FLOWER GARDEN GARDENTo To the observant obsen nt gardener all na nature naIllre nalure lure seems kindly Idndl Make lake garden alv alvways al alwa allays ways wa when faith is lo low and optim optimism optimism optimism ism seems the cheerfulness cheerflthh ss of fools foolsGardening foolsGardening foolsGardening Gardening has been caned culed the rec recreation recreation recreation reation of great minds It is none nonethe nonethe nonethe the less the refreshment of the jad jaded jaded jaded ed the couragebringer courage hringer of those al almost almost most ready to fail failDo failDo failDo Do not despise soapsuds as an aid aidto aidto aidto to gootrgardeniug goo rdening A strong suds sudsmaktt sudsmAktAi sudsmiiaku maktt a good fertilizer especially especiallyfor especiallyfor for gross feeders and many man insects insectsdislike in8CltsdislilU insectsdislike dislike thfe th flavor of soap O1p extremely extremelyDissolve extrmnel extrmnelDissolve extremelyDissolve Dissolve the soap soa in hot water cool cooland cooland oul ouland and pour about the roots rootsSunflowers rootsSunflowers Sunflowers Sun owers may be transplanted transplantedquite trnnsplantedquite transplantedquite quite easily if the work is done don on In a armtny uraID ai rmtny raID i nyda day da or iiitime in thecool the cool of the een eenjn emening tn tnmg jn mg The big new double varieties variet sare i iare are handsome enough for lawn or ordecorntive orecolftt ordecorative decorative ecolftt purposes and these are arebetter arebetter arebetter better transplanted far apart apartImpatience apltrtImpatience apartImpatience Impatience is the nickname of a acertain acertain acertain certain dear little flower which whichshould whidlshoulcl whielishould should be in every cver collection It I is so soiiickjiamed sonicknaJl1ed sonicknamed iiickjiamed because of itsfmpatience itsfmpatienceto its mpatilfit mpatilfitto to bloom It is good for either pot potting potting potting ting or gnrdei culture and will blos blossom blussoRt los losSOJU soRt steadily for months at a time timeScarlet tiInlcarlet timeScarlet Scarlet and white geraniums planted plant planted planted ed together should be so pruned andtrimmed and andtrimmed undtrimmed trimmed as to maintain tl the color colorline culorline colorline line and contrasts These Tlllt plants are aresometimes ilresometimes aresometimes sometimes inclined to be willful but butwill hutwill butwill will yield to the will of the gardener gardenerwhen gardcnerwhen gardenerwhen when they the must Keep eep the blossoms blossomspiclAid blossomspicbcd blossomspiel piclAid piel 1 continually if prolonged prolongedblooming prolongedblooming prolongedblooming blooming is desired desiredScarlet desiredScarlet desiredScarlet Scarlet runners rUnnelS and delicately delicatelytinted de1icatel de1icateltinted delicatelytinted tinted morning morning glories gl ries grow beauti beautifully leautifully beautifully fully together and would make the theeyes thee theeyes eyes es of an artist dance with tlleir tlleircommingled tlleircommingled theircommingled commingled splendor Even ven when whenthe whenthe whenthe the scarlet mantle of the bean vine vinehas vinehas vinehas has given en place to more sober coloring color coloring coloring ing the twining twinin morning glories look lookwell lookwell lookwell well with its green leaves leavesAsters leavesAst leavesAsters Asters Ast rs need a sunny sunn location locationMany locationany locationMany Many any varieties do not bloom until untilthe untilthe untilthe the sunshine has lost some of its itspower itspower itspower power and fervid heat Transplant Transplantthe the young asters to a locality where wherethey whentIle wherethey they tIle can have Il ve suitable culture and andthe andthe andthe the red white pink purple and yel yellowish yellowish el ellowish lowish blossoms will provide a glory gloryof gloryof gloryof of color until almost time for frost frostA frostA frostA A Revered Fiitlicr Joke JokeA JokrA JokeA A prominent Episcopalian clergy clergyman clergman clergyman man who lives in inount Mount Airy and andwhose andwhose andwhose whose severe clerical attire and andsmoothshaven undsmoothshaven andsmoothshaven smoothshaven face frequently give giverise giverise giverise rise to the belief thafhe thnt is a priest priestof prieRtof priestof of the Catholic church is chuckling chucklingover chucklingover chucklingover over an experience that befell him himthe himthe himthe the other day I was going to the thecity thccitr thecity city he said and seated directly directlyin in front of me in the train were a ayoung uyoung ayoung young Irish couple and nd a little child childThe clIH childTime llhe The little one was very ver playful and andpeered findpeered rindpeered peered roguishly at me over the back backof hac1of backof of the seat 5rom rom flirting with the thelittle thelittle thelittle little girl I got into conversation converi ntion with withthe withthe withthe the parents and I noticed that to my myquestions myquestion myquestionh questions they would reply i Yesfather Yes Yesfather Yesfather father or no father Finally inally the themother tItemother themother mother plucked up sufficient courage courageto to remark mark You seem very fond fon ef efchildren 01childrcn ofchildren children father Of course I Jam JamI am amI amI I said I have six of my own at athome athome athome home You should have seen them themlook themlook themlook look at each other in horror horrorP1Iila horrorP1Iiladelphia horrorPhiladelphia Phila Philadelphia delphia Record RecordOr RecordOr RecordOr Or Any Anything till tiff Else ElseYour Eb EbYour ElseYour Your son will be a comfort coritf rt to you in inyour inyour inyour your old age remarked the visitor visitorIf visitorIf visitorif If that boy turns out as he prom promises promises promises ises said the father I wont have haveany havean haveany any an old oldageDetroit age Detroit Free Press PressJuvenile Pre PressJuvenile sJUTenUe Juvenile Critic CriticEessie Czolt1cnessiel CriticsBessieI Eessie nessiel I dont see how people can cancall cancall cancall call grandpa a wise old saw sawTommy sawTomm sawTommyNor Tommy Tomm TommyNor Nor I In the th first place placehe placehe placehe he has no teethChicago teeth Chicago Daily DailyNew DailyN DailyNero New eWa JIo HAD LOTS OP 0 NERVE NERVEThrilling NERVETnilling 4 tr trThrilling Thrilling Experience of a Youthfut YouthfutStowaway Youthf uL 1 1 1Stow tStowaway Stowaway StowawayCame Stow StowawayCame way I ICame Ii i Came to America In the Boiler otat ot otu ofa Donkey Donke Engheliouull Bigriie Found a aFriend Ql mFriend Friend rlend nntl Wits 11MIermltted Permitted PermittedJlivaling i itu i ito tu stay stayZtivaling itU itUlUvaling I Jlivaling the tales of mythicalfor mythicalfortune t1licalfor t1licalfortune tune hunters is the experience perienc of oflittle oflittle a alittle little Austrian stowaway stO81 in one offthboilers otth otthboilers th thboileN boilers of the Umbria upon its recent recentarrival recentarriml recentarrival arrival in New York After the lad ladwho ladwho 1 1who who is 16 years old had traveled 15000 miles in quest of America he helast at atlast al allast last was placed in the hands haudsof of a friendwho friend friendwho friendwho who promised to care for him himThe himfhe himThe The boys ho5 name is lozo Gacino and andhe andbe an antomes he tomes omes from from Daimatia a province provinceof prO inc incof i of Austria His wandering began beganmore hegaumore beganmore more than a year ear ago when his hisfather hisfathera father fathera a small farmer gave g1t him 100 florin florinand floens floensand orin orinand and told him to go to America With Withgreat Withgrent Withgreat great glee the little Austrian ustridl1 leftthm leftth leftthvillage left th thvillage 5 5village village of Sebenico for he and his el elder elter eIder der ter brothers quarreled continually continuallyand continual et 4J 4Jand and he had a friend in America whom whomhe whomlie She he longed to join After spending gof 3Q 30of 3Qof of his hi florins he reached Triest theseaport the theseaport theseaport seaport where he fell in with an obliging oblig obliging obliging ing fellow who for the remaining 7ft 7ftflorins 7 7florins 7Gforms florins agreed to to embark en burk Bozo no for formerica forAmerica or orAmerica America now gave up his llisflorins llisflorinsand florins florinsand florinsand and the stranger disappeared leaving leayinga sa a discouraged little lad to return to toDaimatia toDa tDalmatia Daimatia DaimatiaGucinos Da DalmatiaGacfnos matia matiaI I Gucinos father then apprenticed apprenticedhim 4 4him him to a druggist but the boy bo soon soonwearied soon soonwearied soo twearied wearied of long longhoursandsmallwa hours and small wages wagesand wagesand es Fand and ran away awn to Triest Tri st where wller hehld hehldin he lied ltidin liedin in a steamship bound for Egypt At AtAlexandria AtAlexandria i iAlexandria Alexandria he stowed awa away in the theFabyan tFabJan theFabyan Fabyan and reached Liverpool IJ erpool a weeklater week weeklater weekInter later Then lien he crawled into into the hold holdof holdof if ifof of the Cunard Saxonia Upon reach reaching re oh ohing Ylug ing New ew York last spring he was de deported deI deported I ported after he had obtained a fleeting fleetin eetin eetinitlance i iglance itlance glance glance of the busy hUH harbor When havas ha hawas bacI I was taken back to Liverpool he evaded evadedthe etuldI etuldthe evaded I rthe the In English nglish glisli immigration immi ration officials and andfor andfor andfor for 20 day dayS lived off trusts found in inthe intht i ithe the gutters but alwav alwa kept a weather 5 SENTRY SE TRY ORDERED BOZO BELOW BELOWeve BELOWeJe BELOWeye eve eye open for an Americabound vets vesEel ve veEel i isel Eel June 13 just before the Umbim Umbimsailed lJmbrisailed Umbriasailed sailed he crept upon the deck looking lookingfor lookingfor lookinghmt for a hiding hmt place tlace A lantern was wasflashed wasflashcd flashed in his hi face and tVe sentry besieving be believing belicing sieving he was one of the the cabin boys boyaordered hoysordered boysordered ordered him below Without realizing realizinghis his danger the boy crawled into intoboiler a aboiler a aboiler boiler which furnif furnishes he steam to th thdonkey tb4k tb4kdouke 1 1donkey donkey douke engine en gimme This boiler was not nofcused notused no noused used throughout the voyage or the thaboy th thbOJ sboy boy would have been burned to deathFriendly death deathFriendly deathlriendl i Friendly lriendl stokers discovered his pres presence presence prosenee ence but instead of disclosing his se secret secrd secret cret they fed him during gthevo the voyage voyageThursday yoyagelhursilny voyageThursday Thursday however howe McKechan the therefrigerator therefrigerator rrefrigerator refrigerator engineer climbed on top topof topof togof of the boiler and proceeded to hangup hangupsome hang up upsome i isome some of his washing to dry dr Just as tha thisengineer thaengineer thaengineer engineer was preparing to descend he hewas heI i iwas I was startled to see a head bob up out outof out outof outr of the opening in i the top of the boiler boilerand boilefand boils boilsand and then disappear again McKechan McKechancrawled McKeehancrawled cKech ncrawled crawled over to the manhole and peeredinto peered peereolinto peer 1 1into into the darkness inside the boiler boilerHe boilerIfe boilerHe He Ife could dimly diml discern di cern the the outlines ot ota ora ofa a person and he shouted to him Ufc Ufccome tClcome tQcome come out outlleceiving outUece 1 1lteceivin lleceiving Uece lteceivin ing gattempted no response the engineer engineerattempted engineeratt attempted att mpted to reach inside and seize the theboys th thboys theclothing boys clothing clothing but he was wa severely severelybitten ieverelYbitten bitten for his pains The engineerconvincedthat engineer engineerconvinced engineerconvinced convinced convincedthat that something liomethingwa was wrong wrongwent wrongwent wrongwent went to Chief Engineer a aa Hardy After Aftera a struggle and some tight squeezing squeezingpast squeezingpast queezingpast past the tubes they they managed managedJo Jo gettheir get gettheir gettheir their prisoner up uI to tc the manhole en entrance entrance i strance trance and he was pulled out outAll outAll outAll All laughed when they the saw the sup supposed supposed aupposed posed lunatic He was locked up in the thesteamships thesteamships thesteamships steamships hospital and 11 when the yes vessel yessel es essel sel reached port a vi vigorous igoroussearch orou seerch earch for forthe forthe forthe the bold lads friend was wa i made lie liewas lIewas liewas was found in Harlem and signed papers psperawhich paperswhich AperswhiQh which permitted the young Dalmatianto Dalmatian Dalmatianto to remain in the United States StatesSuperstition StatesSopr StatesSuperstitions Superstition Sopr tlt1onJl About boot Birds IlirdeUpon BirdsUpon nlrllsUpon Upon the graves of the dead de in Turk Turkish Turkish Turkish ish ishare cemeteries little vessels es els of water waterare waterare are placed for the benefit of thebirds thebirdsand thebirdsand thebirdsand and some of the marble tombs have havebasins havobasins havebasins basins chiseled chi eled out for the same fUtmepur fUtmepurpose pur purpose pursuperstition pose the thecarry superstition being that birds birdscarry bir scarD carry messages me nes about the living to thedead the thedead thodead dead and like everybody ever bod else In Tur Turkey TurkeJ Turre key are re suspected 1 1unlesssomethinm of being spiteful spitefulunless epitetulunkss unlesssomethinm unless somct somethin hinsr is isdonetocurrStheir 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