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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
Rrc0NE ANARCHISTS.
s.a,4on.s Threat on Behalf oil the
Women of America.


WASHINGTON, D. C., March p.-
FIizabeth CAdy Stanton's address,
YESTERDAY afternoon, is the gem
ersl topic here to-day. Mrs. stan
TONS exact words as reported at the
time we're as follows: Il have often
said to men of the present day that the
u, 7t'u y cnnarstion .,,u Of women will not
st9nd lteH, araning With you as patiently
stanU ss W. a. ii"'T have for half century.
n Fbo ~ orranizstions Of labor all over the
dntrE lIg =, an. holding ont their hands 70
CoGmsis g,orns1 The tine is not far distant
mIan mI.n, II men do not DO justice to WON
en ",'fil the women will strike hands with
labor. with Socialists, with Anarchists,
and Won will have the scenes OF the
Revolution Of France acted over again
in this republic"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
BoULANGER co,r.CTED,
The French Military Court Decfd
Against the Noted General

Against the Noted General.
PARIS, March 26.-The hearing before
the court Of inquiry in the case Of Gen.
Boulanger was held to-day Counsel
ior Gen. Boulsnger occupied but ten
minutes II stating the defense. Gen.
boulanger then departed for tie resi-
dence Of NJ Laguerrc.
he court afterward gave ns iadg-
me7nt, but the nature of the decision
VIII not be dlyuiged until after it has
osen submitted to President Carnot.
II reported that the court decided
se4lhst 1I Gen. BoulanGer. The cabinet
=. 4lsc1ss the decision tomorrow. i
s}ovd which had cstbarsd rbeere1 f,an
ess' ahsr Is srEzstIri Fr-r ,hs
81 fSnT - So ess 90 ttz hnIs. NJ
lsalssfs
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
KING JOINS SURRENDER.
Terms Proposed for the Termination of
the War in Abyssinia.

ROME, March 3l.-The Italian govern
ment has authorized Gen. San Mariana
to accept the following terms from King
John, Of Abyssinia: "The italian forces
shall retain the positions they now oc-
cupy; King John shall not oppose the
occupa ton of other points where the
Italians may wish to spend the hot sea-
son, and shall guarantee the safety of
the tribes under Italian protection"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
HOYBEp BY ISOuEy.

Riotfng AmazoHs Attack the Turkish FL
nance Minister.
Co<srsNTI>pPLE. March 2S.-A mob Of
women in ~ : city sought to obtain the
arrears nf punsi ms due their husbands
from the eatc:nmen'. and bcsIeged the
Office OF tnr III t,r Of inaure. The
s.Iis:stcr Wa -.e cted a. escape the fury
If the worseu. The mob killed woman
VINO va~ advising tii' m to make their
demands quietly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
Prohibition in the Northwest.

OTTAWA, Ont, March 2S.-The govern
ment has declined to interfere with the
prohibitory liquor law in the Northwest
Territories beyond giving permission
for tie licensing of the brewing and sale
of malt beverages.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
Nh. EORsHEFnER DEAD.

tn. Publisher Of the New York star
Stricken Down IN Georgia.
EBs fpRst March p. 7.--E8L,ent.-G GOV
@ilistr pnfsheiaJet, rpbiiali-' ~ ihr
rss safk btst, aira i-ss "'<h' - -
sannss. t,s
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
4 FRENCH CRISIS.


ties, and Resigns.
The French chamber Of deputies on
the ; tn. by Il vote of 26S To 237. despite
the opposition Of the government voted
or ency for the Extreme Left bill pro-
vid,ng for the revision OF the c"nsjItu-
ton. The government thereupon i'm
mediateIv resigned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
GEN. TERRY TO RETIRE.
Poor Health Causes y Request foI Hear
ing Before a Board.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March 29.-Msj.-
Gsn. Alfred II. Terry has written per-
sucal lef.sY 20 TIA secretary Of var, say
tss ss ~ ~ se.3 ilrslihi sra rssesstirs ?
"a - aEdsrsa tssaf. SO zsspy Ftos az
sassS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07
BURIED BY FIRE.

Terrible Mine Explosion at Richhlii,
Mo.-A Large Number of Men impris-
oned ard Probably Killed by Second
Explosion of Gas-Eight Men Rescued
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-04-07

Rich Hill is located in Bates County,
about sixty-four miles south of Kansas
CITY. on the Missouri Pacific road. Itis
in the center of coal-bearing district
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-07
4 AVAILABLE FARMFORSALE

By virtue Of Il power OF attorney
from Mrs. Sally Z. anil Miss Sally
Is. U. Handy. of Maryland, / Offer
Tor sale al private contract, ON rea,
snnahle terms, their valuable farm
in Upshur'S neck. known as the
Handy Farm" on tie eastern side
Of this county, between Machipnn
90 creek and the Atlantic ocean,
nearly opposite Exmore station on.
N.zX.,R. IL n. r.. H. aaDoinifgssstsc
lands of.a,Jas. III. Rarramore, Up
Shnr B. Quinby, john 7. Pow
ell and Bennett FentreSs, contain.
ing Ivy estimation, three hundred
AND twenty five acres (525 Az. Of
arabic aud wool land, AMI from
300 to 800 acres of saltwater pas
tnrage appur5enant thereto. This
farm can be very conveniently di-
vi,led into two, with sufficient re-
sources for manure, firewoul and
log timberS for each and will be
sold as a whole or divided to suit
the purchaser. The land is of good
quality and much OF it is already
improved for trucks, to which, as
we'll as the cereals. it is we'll
adapted, has fair buildings, which,
ut Il small expense can be pnt in
good repair and has two tenement
houses. Fish, oysters and wild
fowls abound in tie adjacent wa.
tiers. The locality is very healthy
live stock raising on it can be
made specially profitable. There
is good landing Tor shipping, less
than 100 yards from She dwelling
louse. Title good. For further
particulars, see or address
Il. FLOYD Mock,
Attorney for the owners.
.Accomac G. a., Vii, May 26, 'SS.
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IT,
--:- what we have to savSto you--:-
BHT S i III G.

FRSTYwe larger and handoer Dress Goods and
Trimmings This hefnre consisting OF tiENHE11A
CLoTIIS TR1ooTs URAHs Mo4REs SATEENs ChA
sFcnNnI We have large eantflne Of WHITE GooDs,
NJ ITNC1NGs EMnRo1DERITs ans1I A0fBuRGs.
nmync you Silk in price from
TO So. r. a., 49,.
have inst received decfo the agent Of the man e
nacturer largest AMI think chelesC nhe III tue
comfy of LINEN DANISH, TOWELS anslsN APliNss
FIFTHYOur clothing tables choiselne OF CLOTHING
ranging old to No6 and IN price from S7oo
TO S25a sni s9S, 49,, - 80. =
iYMATTNGs CLOTHS, CARRE1s and a
separate for sine of are sIEy
the largest counties. Mstnss csls,
carpets IS cents.
SFVFNTHlY-Ou stock SHOES
lacks Made Shoes for
Machine made order in Piatlsl
FGHIHlY-e also full line OF l
cheap and hand turned goods IS
NNTH|Y-We please
nnw Milan and Manila gooIEaId OF Felt
Wool aud knockab outs in soft hats, $500
ASST Y-Thoueh lcasy arenow running separate
department QUEENswARE and and have b5 l'nr
Tea Sets Chamber Se Dinner Wash Stand Aets NC bt
sure China Depart@n when you come TO town.
Above some oursg specaes our stock
is ul all the way through cordially examination OF The
promising of right klnu OF cesa
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-07
strnn.o sensIbilitr to Glue.

A prominent gentleman in a neigbboring
city is always made sick By the smell of
watermelons ac can detect tile olor if one
is carried through his house two OF three
hours before he comes in. When perceptible
to no one else it makes him deadly sick.
Speaking of this fact, an engineer on the
Hudson River railroad said: II have had q
peculiar experience in reference to poisonous
substances Poisonsivy has never injured
me, and no external poison that have ever
handled hos done me harm except in one in
stance once worea pair of blue overalls,
and wore them to 60 swimming The blue
color came Off on my body and poisoned ME.
was in such q condition that had to lie
lifted from, my bed on sheets. Since that
time cannot even put my hands in pluing
water without unpleasant results In cean-
ing my engine, if take up any waste with
blue threads in it con tell at once from the
suffering | experience that there are blue
threads in the bundle ALBANY Journal
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-07
riho was "A1,nost rrnzrn. /.

was in the office of tho Brooklyn city
railroad, opposite Fulton ferry, ono crisp,
cold morning, when loud feminine voice
was heard in the hallway iuquiring "Where
is tho man that gives out permits for dogs"
Fright this way" said the Office boy, step
ping bris!ly to tho door. A moment later
splcndidly dressed lady, with elegant wraps
and clear, sparkling diamonds, entered, lead
ing skye terrier With silver chain. Tho
rosy color OF her checks wcs heightened By
flush of anger and hcr black eyes snapped n;
she said: "Arc you the mna who gives the
permits! Well, think it's shame Hero
had to walk ell the way from the bridge in
the cold just because the conductor wouldn't
let him docking at tho dog ride end -paarz
Fido is nearly frozen, aren't you, Fidol"
Fido looked anything but frozen. Ee was
clad in brand new wooden blanket, strapped
so neatly around him that nothing Of tho
dog was visible save his legs, tail and the tip
of his nose. Nevertheless he borkcd On
assent, and his fond mistress continued: 81
never had any trouble taking him OH the
cars in New York, and to think that the
first time brought him to Brooklyn wo
should be treated this way. I'm sure tho
poor thing will be sick after it," The lady
looked ready to whimpcr and would no doubt
have succeeded had not the Office boy united
with her III condemning the lack of discretion
of Brooklyn conductors i'll general and as
surcd her of tho desired permit. Brooklyn
EoOla
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The yentriloq,,ist,s Methods.

GLOW arc ventriloquinl sounds produced,
Mr. Duncanf'
SPY mufiling the tones Of the voice and by
varying the natural positions of tho tongue
and the soft palate. Most of hecffccts arc
produced in q falsctto tore A great deal of
the ventriloquist'a succtss however, depends
on the imagination Of the bearer. Bylnealrs
Of skillful and apparently natural gestures
the attention of the audience is diverted
from, the vcntriloquist himself to point
from which the voice or sound is supposed to
proceed. 1t: is fact that no one of tho
human senses is moro easily deceived than
that of hearing, because i'll listening to
sounds we judge of their relnoteness by conf
paring them to other sounds whose distances
we IRE familiar with. Vcntriloquial analysis
is very hard. The ye,itl'iloquial effect is
produced by the intona.ion OF the voice and
by obscuring the consequential sounds and re-
tanning unaltcrcd the pitch and duration.
You will hear every day remarks about
talking from the stomach This is all nom
sense. No sound can be made from tho
stomach. In fact, all sounds must BIO made
BY the vibration of tic vocal cords
"Do you ever have any fun at the expense
of your audience, Dir. Duncan!'
.l.No, sir" was the reply. sit is impossible
for vcntrloquist to produce an effect il
front Of him. His scope is confined to the
floor beneath him and the space at the sides
aud in the ar.n-New York Evening Sun.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-07

Tho lightninss freaks have been strangely
illustrated in Burke county, where the fluid
struck one OF tue cabins or McAIasters place.
The house, small, one room cabin, was oc.
cuicd by an entire family of seven. The
house was struck upon The conc, the current
running siong the edge of the roof for sew
eral feet, thence to the inside, whore it ran
down the studding, which was about six
inches in diameter, tearing it into splinters,
this within two feet of the head of Il bed
occupied by two children. These were not
even shocked, but the lightning flashed across
the six feet intervening between the other
bed, occupied by the mother and three chill
dren, setting the bed clothing on fire and
severely burning three OF the children, but
the mother was left unframed Thence the
current ran into chest under the bed, set
ting fire to the clothing i'll it. The eldest
boy, Il years of age, hasn't the smallest YES.
tige of skin left OH his back from his neck
down, and is perfectly raw, &hilc the next,
q boy some5 years old, has the skin burned
OF from the small of lis back to his heels,
and bis hand is terribly burned. The third,
q baby, 2 years old. has tho skin burned OF
from the hips down.-Atlunta Constitution.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-07
How Paris rra.lespeopie swlndle.

The Paris tribunal of correctional police
has resolved'to deal cnergeically with I'll
cases of cheating and edulterntion on the part
of winners aud other tradespeople Wine
sellers who give short measures of ordin:irc,
bakers who put plaster of paris in their
loayes, grocers WHO introduce sand into their
moist sugar and ground coffee, milkmen who
arc known to patronizc the pumps, and coal
sellers who supply their customers with States
and stones instead of the genuine article, tire
to be punished severely on all future occa-
sions when they arc found cheating. Their
names, together with descriptions Of their
offenscs are to be posted up, not only on the
door or gates of mayors offices, town halls,
OF other buildings of the kind, but also on tho
doors of their own places Of business, so that
all who run may read. It's a pity that the
tribunal cannot extend its jurisdiction to tho
government, which continues to sell cabbage
leaf cigars with IMMUNITY. Thc"slnoles'' of
the French iegint are aboIrthc worst i'll the
world-Paris Cor. Chicago Times.
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n,ol,ammctl's Faith.

Some of Canon Isaac Taylor's contentious
arc strongly supported by The Chinese
Times, which declares that observers notice
how much the average Chinaman is i'm
proved where he adopts the faith of Mo-
manned. The man becomes more Clearly,
manly, honest aud iospitable; and, as a rule,
his fortunes improve too. Aid, silently but
surely, Islam is making great way in some
parts of China, SO that in few years the
followers Of theprophet will in many regions
outpumbor the Buddhists and Confucian-
ist,.n II should be borne In mind, however,
that The Buddhism which is thus being sup
planted is Buddhism Of Il degenerate type,
and that even tho Copfucianism is Of very
impure and inaterialistic kind. Tho struS-
cla in the rsgioas referred to is, Tor all prac-
tical purposes, struggle between Islam and
mere idolat4T. In countries, such as Ceyloa,
wiiaero a better form OF Buddhism prevails, it
10 not found that Accommodation makes
much Roadway.
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Fortune n1ndo by a .I5ad slip.y

Old time Pittsburgers would hardly need
an introduction to Philip Winebiddle, foun-
der of the Winebiddle estate, in East
Liberty. About sixty years ngo his mother
gave him $500 as Starter. The go West"
fever had not as yet agitatcd staid eastern
communities, but Philip was fired with T.
restless ambition to go west, andi seeing but
little prospect of great future for Pitts
burg, he journeyed toward the setting sun,
and, after much meandering, he halted at the
city of Erie, then little more than q lakeside
hamlet. Philip had considerable knowledge
of land titles, and as lie was offered by an old
settler 100 acres in the town for $780, he
ernsped eagerly ut the supposed bargain, but
shortly afterwards relentcd, and wanted his
money back But real estate deals are not
made ON the basis of "refunding the money
if the goods are not satisfactory" and Philip
had to keep his land. He came back to his
mother in Pittsburg, broken hearted over his
i'll luck, and cried like child atwhat he con-
sidcred robbery of his $500 and both agreed
it was 'bad slip" for Philip. Thirty years
later this land could not be bought for So
100000, and is now worth nearly 100000.
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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momor,a1 TO Adopirn,n J,ldsou.


Tho Rev DR. Edward Judson, Of the Be-
rean Baptist church at Bedford and Down
ing streets, proposes to build in New York,
OH tho Rsss side, among the homes of the
poor, a church ediflce which shall stand as g
memorial to his father, Adoniram Judson,
who belonged to the first group Of mission
aries Sla$ ever came to this country to labor
among taas heather.
':The American board of commissioners for
foreign missions" said Or. Judson day or
two ago, "the great society which represents
the Congregationnlists OF this country, was
organized to support him and his fellow
workers. But as he turned Baptist on his
voyage to India, the Christians of that de-
nomination in this country rallied for his
support, and so new society was organized,
which is now called the American Baptist
Missionary union and raises and spends an
nually about 100000. All this occurred be-
tween 1872 aud 1914. lie labored for nearly
forty years in India md ,yas buried at sea.
I have worked in lower New York nearly
seven years. and am building up strong
church where plain people are welcome and
have feeling of ownership and responst-
bility. We are situated in the Ninth ward
and are working steadily along yangelistic,
,philanthlop mid sedleati onal lines We
need to houses Dur work i'm NEW and slarger
g. ed fee realize this project IRE
qiiIre at least 5000, 900. Ishave in hand about
SO, 600; and M...esJ ohm u: Rockefeller sub
scribes $4,000 ON condition that We raise the
whole amount within six months, either in
money or good subscriptions. New York
T'r;J,rna
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N UMBl;E:;R
crazv OaIlt cenversatlonl...

y
A Washington letter gives clever skctch
of the conversation whiclirtccntly took place
at tho hetlso Of y ,uatTen who receives :.
hundred or two Of people on the afternoon q
.her day.n .Crazy quilt conversation tho
hostess declared it to be.
"If my language had been taken down this
afternoon" she went on, tit would have been
this:
.. dow do you, Mrs. Jones. Oh, Miss Brown,
how il your dear motherl Mrs. Robinson.
you must tell me the story You begun the
other evening ut. tfc-ssfrs. Smith VIII you
not have n cup of chocolate! The yoanS
ladies will be dclighted--Admiral, I am
very glad to see youn
81 hand over the ADMIRAL to tho nearest
person, ard begin again. q.
's'How do you do, llrs. - haven't
who brought her, SO ] smanblc discreetlyin
my tnrn--che woman that hesitatcs is lost.
LOGON again. Z.
".How d5 you do. iIrs. Eagsssa Yes, it is
cbld-Oh, I love Washington. beautiful
city-won't you: have somoteaa'
Four people from3F loridas have; just come
I in. - ~, =
I'D 0b Miss Palmetto q am so glad to- see
you! How long is it5sinces VIC Wcro in Sc.
Augustine togctherf H - !.
81. never Shall know. Shots swept away,
and Tsee herfrorl efar: among the bobbing4
heads, like grain fields bowed b. tho wind
until my head swir,s. And SO the afternoon.
wears on Washing ton Cor independent.
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,Yhen the Kaiser Died.

Ono of the government astronomers has
calculated the time of the German cmpcror's
death us follows; The emperor dt;l Oh Thurs
day, March ., 1855, ct $3.50 a. H., Berlin time;
that is-the longitude Of Berlin being l3dcgs
"a min. cast from ireenwich-at 731 d. m,
London, or .'ureenwich" or "Cosmc' stand
ard time; at 2::;Gs. III, Ncr York and WASH
inston or EASTERN standard time; at 1:36
a. ~, Mississippi valley, ors' Central stand
ard time; at 1888 a. H., Denver. or .:Moun-
sain' standard time; on wednesday, March
3, at l::5 n. m, Carson City and San Fran
cisco, or t'Paciacn. STANDARD time; at 1:aip..
r.. ''Sitkan (Alaska) lard time, and TT:S5
Wednesday and Thdfalay, March 50, sub
Greenwich, or "Transitionn standard ti1no.--
Globe Democrat.
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s1,o Wanted the Flowers.

A few days ago Boston. lady was in
formed BY her servant girl that box of
flowers had been left at the door for her.
Being occupied at the time, the lady told the
servant to open tho box, sprinkle the flowers
with water uDd put them on the ice, adding
that she would attend to them when she
went down to tea The box really contained
new spring hat which had been ordered,
but was forgotten at tue time the servant re-
ported the arrival Only the flowers were to
be seen when the box was opened. The
servant followed her orders explicitly, and
tho flowers were SO thoroughly drenched that
from perfect love OF u hat it became
q limp and worthless iciass of discolored rib
bons and straw.-Chicago Herald
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Hem sssle OF stationery.


ssWhat are the fashions in note paper
now!n asked q. reporter of q stationer re
Gently.
"This is vew porzlar styic," said the
ssatiaes, as he p1iesRd-t 70 Strip of paper
two o., earse feet leas snS fur inches wide.
.sGreat Scottm exclaimed the reporter.
ayes, sir, you'vshit it. 1t is called Great
Scott 1t folds up into q small space and
looks very neat afterward. Another style is
tho size and shape of business letter paper
and it is placed in long narrow envelopes.
Ladies use envelopes to appear as much like
O business letter as possible. The ragged
edged paper is very popular, and SO is paper
cut into square sheets. IN fact, anything
out of the regular style can be used now
New York Mail and Express.
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e - = n WIS
DAVIS WHARF,
-Acco,aac county, Va

Invites the attention Of the pub
lie to the following facts:
/. That he keeps con >tanfly on
hand IA large select and cheap stock
OF merchandise.
9. That flour, a specially with
him. is delivered to him at very
small expense, and can therefore
be sold.as cheap as anywhere on
Eastern Shore.
3. That lie sells coal during the
entire year, aud always at bottom
prices.
4. That he always has CLAIMS on
hand for sale when in seaSoi-also
oysters.
). That he has for sale at private
contract, several valuable houses
aud lots at Davis wharf, contain :
ing 3 acres cll,improved by dwell
lings and all necessary outhUuses,
etc. on reasonable terms.
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New DRINK for rcmininc palates.

In beverages, tho novelty that seems to
strike feminine palatcs moot agrceably is a
Lew drink, which is likely to have remark
able summer popularity. 1t is said to have
been first introduced into New York by q
lady on her return from Europe. She got
the recipe i'll India, where it had been used
for years by the wives ind daughters of
British army officers in sultry weather. 1t
is simply lecoction of mint with IL little
l,umlncl 1t is delicious mxturc.and singu-
Early cooling. but IS very low percentage of
alcohol wtiTlffisqhalify il for masculine taste.
New Yorl, Sun
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~ pro,cr,o the whittier Homestead.

So much has been said relative to the pur-
chose of the old homestead of the reverod
poet Whittier, that it is of interest to know
thas. the place rs not for ssas and cannot be
boussa. Tho os5sts Il Owned By gentleman
OF Havsrhiil, who has declined to part with
it under any circumstances, and naturally
feels somewhat aggrieved that he was not
consulted before the plan of buying theplaco
and preserving it as perpetual memorial
has received such wide publicity. The friends
Of the movement will, however, DO pleased
to hear that the owner of the old Whittier
home is deeply interested i'll the preserva-
ton of the house and all its surrounding, and
has mado arrangements for the reception OF
oil visitors who may chance to present them
eelves.-New York Sun.
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Nav amuse,nent for Indians

The Washeo Indians, Of Nevada, have
found new amusement. They pit their
souaws against one another in prize fights.
No rules are observed, and hair pulling,
scratching, fighting ard kicking are per-
mitted The sport seems 20 have the same
fascination for tho untutored savaGcs that
pugilism has for civilized white men-Chi-
caro Ifcrald