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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
LIEUTENANT PEARY.

The story of the expedition is very thrill
ing, The first incident Of nOte was the
birth of Mrs. Peary's baby, on September
10, 1898, q month after the Falcon left last
year The baby, Mario Ahnigito Poary,
came home safe with her mother.
During the month of October last frtShttu'
storms swept over Falcon Harbor, smashing
the naphtha launch and washing away large
quantities OF oil intended for use for 1llum-
mating and heating purposes.
The various scientific observations wero
pursued ali winter. The meteorological OBJ
eervations were most successful. These Wero
taken by Mr.. Baldwin. On March last the
main expedition started across Greenland to
Independence Bay, the furthest point north
reached by Lieutenant Poary Oh his previous
Journey.
The oight men, Lieutenant Peary, Entire
kin, Astrup, DR.. Vincent, Loe, Davidson.
Baldwin and Clarke, with twelve sledGcs
and ninety-two dogs, met with frighttul
weather almost from tho time of starting.
After week DIR. Vincent WIS 80 used
up that he had to return. The storms
reached their worst point during
the oquinoctial gales on March
90. The party was then in camp about fifty
miles from Anniversary Lodge IN u tempo
rary house at the head Of Bowdoin Bay.
The thermometer dropped to ffty-hve and
sixty degrees below zero, and remained 30
for about two days, while u gale blowing
about fifty miles an hour buffeted the party.
Davidson and Lee were both badly frost
bitten, and Ast1up, the Norwegian, Ltcuten-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
LATER NEWS,

GovEnNoP BOSWELL. P. BLOWER, IN q state
rent, announced that he woul1 not be
candidate for the Democratic Gubernatoriat
nomination In New York. Mr.. Sheehan, In
a letter, said he would not he candidate for
Lioutenant-Gov
The New York Republican State COnven-
tfon ct Saratoga nominated Levi 2. Morton
for Governor, Charles T. Saxton for Lieu
tenant-Governor, and Albert HaiSht for
Judge of the Court Of Appeals.
FoUn train robbers who stopped the Den
yer and Utah express on the Santa Fe Road
were shot ut by an armed force. One rob-
Der, who slightly wounded tho engineer, was
himself mortally wounIel, and, with con-
federate, was subsequently arrested.
THE Dutch have captured threo forts in
Lombok, killing many Of the natives.
THE Emperor OF China has deprived Vice-
row Ii Hung Chang of his throe-eyed pea
cock feather, and it Is reported that the vi
ceroy has been deposed and has committed
suicide
THE Nicaraguan Government officially
denies that there is danger Of n revolution
in that country, and announces that the
plotters have boon frustrated and their
eaders arrested.
TIE Connecticut Republicans met at
Hartford and mado tho following nomina-
tions, For Governor-O. Vincent Coffin, Of
Middsetown. For Lieutenant Governor
Lorrin A. Cooke, OF Barkhampsted. For
Secretary Of State-Wlitam G. Mowry. OF
Norwich For Treasurer-George W. Hodge,
of Windsor. For mptroller-B3njamin P.
Mead, of New Canaan.
FIVE and cighteon one-hundredths inches
of rain fell in New York City between
o'clock in the morning and 8 o'clock in the
evening.
DANIEL. MULLANE, seventeen years old, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, was shocked to donth by
selling two iron railings, charged by defec-
tive electric wires.
THE Democrats Of South Carolina met in
| convention, John Gary Evans was nomin-
| ated for Governor without opposition, Tim
| norman for Lieutenant-G Governor, Buchanan
| for Atrorqey-General and Bates for State
| Treasurer.
| The Ohio Democratic Convention adopted
| resolution calling for free silver, at a ratio
| of 16 TO 1 the friends and foes of Senator
Brice fought q drawn battle in the conven-
tion.
Aadx trotted mile in :G3M at Galesburg,
I'll. lowering the worlds record q quarter oi
| @ seeond.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

New ZEALAND has few tramps.
GEORGIA teachers are organized.
CHILE uses American locomotives.
The influenza Is raging in Australia
TIE cranberry crop Is q failure this year.
THE Southern persimmon cropfsshort this
year.
CHOLERA is raging terribly In Russian 70"
land.
New YORK CITY IS our greatest coffee
market.
GLASGOW, Scotland, operates its telephone
systom.
HONOLULU (HawatO messenger boys use
bicycles.
public schools.
UNCLE SANS navy Is oil OF 2OoO mon snort
of its nominal strength.
Sioux CITY Iowa, has 800 men at work OK
terminating Russian thtstles.
The South has boon exempt from lire ana
flood and pestilence this yoar.
REPRESENTATIVE business mon OF New
York City say trade IS improving.
TRADE reviews report remarkable i'm
nroyement In business IN the WCSt.
TUE Chinese are manlfesting tho utmost
cpmlty toward all English residents In China.
Powers, throwing tho blame for the war
upon Japan.
SLIGHT changes will be made in the
Capitol, at Washington, during tho recess
Of Congress.
TIE drouth. locusts and hcavY cold rains
have caused a loss Of 900 sheep to flock
men Of South Africa.
THE distribution OF tho hrag-JorSensen
magazine rifle to tho United States Army IS
Progressing satisfactorily.
THERE are reports of very short apple
crop not only in England, but throughout
continental Europe this year.
INVESTIGATION shows that tho cholera Is
spread by the pilgrims to Mecca, Arabia
which is q nursery for tho disease.
IT has been estimated that from $50 ,000,'
900 to $40, GOO, 900 worth of property h;i;
been destroyed by the forest fires in WIscon
sin alone, mostly lumber and standing tim
Der.
II is reported that fruit cannors On lh'
Pacific coast, though working at their tul
ca-,acity, are unable to take in tho immense
shipments of green fruit. and largo supplies
are being transported East and across L
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
THE NATIONAL GAME.

HAMILTON, OF Philadelphia, lod in tho
matter OF stolen bases.
Irr,,,,cr, ,,lo,.oI . ,ro,Iorrui game ot
ct hnan Co. prIoLI,.r
pno,,rr,,na ,ou oy l., bis batting hut his
oiit. h,L ,hAH In'., l"n' tori,,inot
'''' "'N-' "
THE Boston team carried fifteen mon anu
'l"'nol oh i'7 "'7''ih 'i'P'
DAHLEN, tho ChicaEo 6horstop' 'oF0H
lots OF ground and does IT well.
BURKErT. McAiecr and Blake mnkcan out
field for Cleveland that Is hard TO beat
C,,r,,u N,su Dlovod a bcttcr rau1o thIS
season than when ho went to Boston in 1852.
1 ooo,,,o tp,r,,sai,,I, 10 r,ronnrIve .-ructhr,
,bir1 hoSn ma wc,l, snnt of tho E-ookly.I
tnar
r, C,, . pi.,r,o- II,,,I,.,
.. ntl.i1nrn DE- for Pitrh%r inks nnI n ca -.
- 80 10000
0on"' " -, -,
THE Buffalo On. W Club mas rocotd oI
twenty-five straight victories, tho bcSI Ior
other a MAJOR or ili'hor i'''Si' ,'u'
THE Clevolan't5 took an HWlui stump III
their batting, feature OF Iilo h"'iiI III
thoy Wcro conslder3d s'rohS Ut 'ho o'"in
ming OF the season.
CAPTAIN FoUTz and ono or two OF tho
Brooklyn players have boon invited 10 JON
combination that Will ElVo oAh'"'ioH9 III
Florida during the wlnt3r.
New YoRK Is tho only club in tho Loaguo
that dill not add players to the tcam this s'w-
son. 1t started out with s"veut"en mon ON
tho pay roll, and now has sixto"n.
KrE1EP. of z ltimorc. mado n great hit
this year in that city. President lyrn' got
the worst Of tho deal when no rXiAahEnl
Brouthers and Keocr for Shinlle ana Irohl-
way.
Nu voov hoa dono tho best wOrl; Of tho
1,aotnrn cI,,hs o,yoinst tho Western teams dur
inr. thn snoeon while Chicago occupies tho
nn11rnanonJing Ir1 nosition among tho Western
clubs.
ONE Of the rules which Anson, OF Chicago,
nromisos TO ask for next season is ono bar
rIngnIII Ii,, s.mits, in tho nold. lIo argues
thnt nntchcrs nlone should DO permitt 1d to
u1nart%em v,o.a
"o''' t"0l , l., ,o.,Io,, ,hl,
VINO WIN win .I" Iiot Frlo,,auIoto an,,.ynr
yoarF 1t Is question II" 'hat
though tho uhol,1o,". rr,t,'r tS" down hctwnon
IIlo colsT9t Tu.o,, nnL n',Iobantw Of phIa-
delnhio
A., .,o Gov .bo National boscI,1lI
1hE 1lllni 1iI U,,Sa,,I an ,oJ In a victory
y. ttoIIr ~, ca+IrIny huyust 25 whom tho
at bai,l''m on - ~ ~ hnrnntonahin
,t 1'aornI ~ -<.iaivo victory over tho
Ihst year, Scofoo " "NA0'''
StocktonS
THE rulemakors can effect low chah%e3
| for next season that would be appreciated 10y
| the players. The most important would DO
| to let players Overrun second anu 'uEh us
| they do first, with the samo pohH'ty I1t
| turning to the left each time, as oFlB'h
| suggested by Harry wright.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
ABuII-Fichter on a Bicycle.

An extraordinary account of n bull fight,
In which a cyclist played tho most Important
part, is related in South American paper.
When the chulos with their red cloaks and
dRrks had worked the bull into "a state of in
describable Jury tho picadOr, Senior Jose de
Silva appeared upon the scene, mounted on
a bicycle instead of Il horse and proceeded
to harass the animal. Avoiding his lance, the
brute charged him. He barely had time to
slip from the saddle when tho bull caught
up the machine on its horns, hurting 1t into
the air 1t fell on the animals back. TAX
ING advantage OF the hesitation of the beast.
which could not realize from whence
the severe blow on its back came. the mata-
dor jumped nimbly forward and admins
tered the coup dc grace.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
nroopn oy THE LEAGUE CLUB1
A MURDERER SHOT.
Six Rife Balls in His Breast From
the Guns of the ExecutioneTs.

Enoch Davis, the wife murderer, died Mt
10 Asa. m., at LehI Junction, Utah. with six
rife balls in his breast. About thirty oill-
cers md reporters were present at the exc
cutfoa, but no minister.
AT 10. 40 he was piaood in chair with
plank az the back. The penitcnitiary Doctor
pinned prescription tIank with black
mark over his heart. Liquor was given 70
Davis and he WAS strapped down. IL" pro-
rested. ms be said he wanted tho sharpshoot-
ers out in plain sight instead OF in the tent
os they were. and he said he did not want 70
die "like an Indian.
At 1913 the Marshal cried MAKE r." ly'
take aim, fire -
Six shots rang out AMI Davis moved
slightIy, aud at 1915 gasped faintly. me
doctor said 1t was only contraction OF tho
muscles. Death was practically instantah"-
GUS. Four balls pierced the paper, two AT
tho side, and one ball piercel the black marx.
Davis killed his wife on June 8, 1392
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
THE LABOR WORLD.

MAcnINTsra havo 45O lodRcs.
THERE nro 5000 Union bakors.
BOsToN has sixty-lvG Unions.
THERE nrc lGO barbors' Unions
CHrCAoo has 1900 Union toamsters.
OMAHA has C. Polish Federation o. labor.
NASHVILLE has cOlarol bnrbcr's Union.
LOUISIANA Ia to have an Arbitration Bonri.
CHICAGO painters got 32H ccnts nm hour.
OMAHA CNeb.) city employees havoH Union
TENNESSEE IS to havo Stutc Labor Con-
gross.
DETROIT (S1ich.) Union brooms aro ln~
beled.
BnUssELs, belgium, makes 100000 hats
daily.
SAN FnAxcrsco Union carpenters got 1928
q day.
FEMALE farm lahorcrs arc humorous In
France.
KANSAS CRY (Mo.) garment workers havo
n Union.
Bosrov Chinese launlrymon havo hx"d
scalo Of prices.
SAN FRArcIsco goldsmiths got twenty-five
cents an hour.
APrrrsnrno rastaurautour says girl walt
crs nrc "a failure"
KANSAS CITY CMo.) packing house Unions
have nuaIgRmatoi.
THE second Wednesday In October is Eight
Hour Day in New Zollund.
THE municipality OF Klngenburg, Ger
many, runs the local factories.
A HAMm1xD Nnd) butcher drcssod boet
In ak minutes and twenty s5conls.
RKy. Dr.. pENTHcoaT OF London. has SOO
doncstEc servants in his congregation.
FARNERs on hOrschack were ioature OF
tho Nashville CTenn.) Labor Day parade
THE English AmaIgamatod Society o' En-
gineers has IA yearly income OF sl,OIj,ooo.
A LosDor gas company distributed slOO,-
COO Of it's profits for "a year among Its hands.
Whgurxgrox %. C.) plate printers woro
el bill as badge In tho Labor Day parnd%
THREE clcrvymen made addresses at tho
BinuhGmton (N. - Labor Day d@monstra'
tion.
A NASHVILLE athletic club occupied lont
on Labor Day and gave continuous per-
! fOrmance-
lrA1IAxs are dcscrting California. Many
! arc going homo and not few have clnbarkoI
for Africa.
| THERE arc 1000 people In Paris who nre
cmployed ia tho preparation Of human half
| for tho market.
| THE trade unions congress at NOrRich,
| England, resolved to demand that ia" GOV
! ornmenr prevent the landing Of destitute
| aliens.
THE Marquis OF Lorne Is "A sympHthzer
with strikes where tho men have IA reason-
able complaint He has often been known
| 10 contribute his mite 70 strike fund.
OUrnAGEs by uuionist sheep-she1rers are
causing much concern in Brisbane, Aus
| traIia Since tho beginning Of tho montn
| livo largo wool sheds have been burned.
JOHN A. HOWARD, Democratic candidate
| for Congress I'm tho Wheeling CW. Va.) Dis
trlct. began his llfo rs u Hlassblower and de-
voted his evenings to study in commercial
college.
THE petition Of tho collar. shirt and Gun
| operatives 7G, 900 in number, rocontly pre-
| sentcd to Congress, have bcCn bound In ona
mammoth book, 72si9 inches, woighing 5JI
| mounds. 1t Is said thai when tho book Is
open a boy Of twelve years OF age can easily
crawl through the back.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
HONORING FORT M'HENRY.
Eighty Years Ago 1t Was Bombarded
by the British.

One hundred years ago Fort McHenry be-
came the property of the United States. II
Is on milestone Point, near Baltimore, Md,
and had been owned by the State from 1775.
II was not the scene of any conflict in tho
Revolutionary War, but became celebrated
In the second war with Great Britain.
Eighty years ago was fought the battle Of
North Point. As q part of this battle the fort
vithstood O terrific bombardment by tho
British vessels.
On the anniversary day these events were
Jointly celebrated in song and story. The
old fort resounded with the strains OF Keys
immortal "Star Spangled Banner" inspired
by the forts defense, while over the ram
parts waved Old Glory, greeted by volleys OF
musketry and a chorus Of voices.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
Business Greatly ouickened.

There Is not the slightest doubt, says the
financial editor of the New York Independ-
ent. that business in almost every branch
has been greatly quickened since the Tariff
bill passed. Business is picking up in some
branches with very great activity indeed,
and the opinion of the best business men OF
New York City seems to be that we are to
enter upon one of the best periods the coun-
try has seen in the past five wears.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
NEW COUNTERFEIT BILLS.
A Five Dollar Notc aud II Ten Dollar
Silver Certificate.

The Secret Service Division Of the United
States Treasury Department has issued cir
cuIar letters, announcing two new counter
felt United States notes, one a s. National
bank note and tho other counterfeit $40
United States silver certificate.
Tho National bank counterfeit Is on tho
Fifth National Bank, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
check letter A, series Of 1892, and Is calcu-
Iated to deceive those who do not give money
careful scrutiny.
Tho SO silver certificate Is Of tho series OF
1886, check letter A, and Is a poorly executed
photo-etched production. Much Of the word
Ing is indecipherable and the face Is blurred,
whilo the shading around the letter Is IN
solid black, instead of fine limos, and the
note should be detected at O glance.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
A TERRIBLE FIRE.
Two Hundred Buildings Destroyed
in Shun-king, China

The city of Shun-King, In the province OF
se-Chuen, China, has been visited by a coa-
fagratIon, which destroyed 2O0O buildings.
Over a hundred persons lost their lives, In
various ways, as a result of the fire.
Among the dead is the wife OF the cover
nor of Shun-King, who died from irl8ht.
Tho Governors house was burned and sew
eral temples were destroyed. The loss Is es-
timated at ten million taels.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
PREDICTS PROSPERITY.
Comptroller EckcIs Says There Arc
Good Times Ahead.

Comptroller of the Currency Eckels has
left Washington for trip through tho West.
"Ithtnk that the country IS entering upon
on era of business prosp Gritty" said Mr.. Ec-
klcs before his departure. ''Tho advices wo
receive from tho various banks In tho United
States tend to confirm this view, and If any
thing moro were needed to provo 1t the tact
alone that none of tho banks is reducing Its
circulation would seem to show that they ex-
meet nm increase In the volume of business,
otherwise they would cut down their circula-
ton In order to escape taxation as much as
possible. The country is like a very sick man,
and will recover slowly, but tho convalc les
ccnce will be mono tho less sure and certain.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
The Smallest Living Baby.

George Frome. an empIoye of the Crescent
City Railroad Company, New Orleans, La,
is the happy father of perhaps the smallest
living baby In the world. 1t is a boy, per-
feet form, with regular features, weighing
but nine ounces. The child Is strong and
healthy. Mr.. and Mrs, Frome have had
seventeen children, two of whom are hlipu-
tians
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
EXPLORER PEARY SAFE.
HE REMAINS IN GREENLAND
TO COMPLETE HIS WORK.

The Thrilling Narrative OF His Adven-
lures in the Arctic Region - A
Peary Baby Added to the Party
The Lieutenant to Go Northwnrd
Next Year With Two Comrades.
dispatch from st. Johns, Newfoundland,
says Tho steam whalor Falcon arrived
with eleven members Of the Peary Arctic ex-
pedition, including Mrs. Peary and her year
old daughter and nurse, and also tho mem
bers of the auxiliary expedition except DR..
OhlIn, the Swedish naturalist, who took pas
sage on a Danish ship sailing direct from
Godhavn to Copenhagen. The auxiliary
party had sailed north last July to relieve
the original party, who had been In tho Aro-
tic regions since last summer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
1uyDersensifiVe = suicide.

Because friends ridiculed his bathing suit
Phjlip Reaves hanged himself at Sea Bright,
N, j., where he was spending the summer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28

TIE watermelon industry is roahya great
ono in Georgia and an important one for At
Ianta which Is the greatest watermelon mar
ket on earth. Prom all over Georgia water
melons have been shipped 10 Atlanta, and
through Atlanta dealers, sold in other cities.
Nearly 800 carloads havo been shipped from
that point to other cities this yea-.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28

DAISY MAJORS, a sixteen-year-old girl, who
has acted rs Postmistress at Wampum,
Penn, is found to have embezzled 1880.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28

THE Chicago policeman who served as
5Ismissed In disgrace from the toroa.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
THE MARKETS.
Late Wholesale Prices of Country
Produce Quoted in New York.

Under q GOOD demand the market has
ruled generally active throughout the past
week. The average price for the platform sur
plus at tho various milk-recoivtng stations
has been $1.47 per can OF 40 quarts. Tho Ex-
change price, was raised TO SIC. per quart
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-09-28
here ever such q banquet

From the cross uplifted high,
Where tn Saviour dcigns to die,
What melO Il us sounds hear
Bursting on tn r;ivished ear!
Heavens S redeeming work is done,
Coma and wplcOma- sinner. come.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-17
A Bad Use For the Doctor.

Bobbs always was quick wittcd
chap. Only one other possession of his
WAS as nimblc Us that wit of his, and
that was his money. He was always
broke ard always reckless withal. He
took cab once, being bit unsteady to
convey him from the club to his dwell
ing, the latter some distance The cool
night air blowing through tho open will
dows sobcrcd him enough to permit of
his realizing that he had no money to
pay the claimants fare.
lust ut that moment tho driver made
that very usual inquiry:
What address did you say, sir?''
And Bobbs said promptly, CDR. So
and-so, such n street and number. the
same being round the corner from his
own abode. The house reached, Bobbs
dashed up the steps, rang the bell fur-
ously, implorcd the doctor to go at once
with his instruments to such a house.
the lady being in II dying condition
from an accident.
a cab was at the door, and would the
doctor take the cab? Tho doctor would
Bobbs huddlcd him i'll, gave the driver
an address and then started off to tcle.
graph to the ladys brother. OF course
Bobbs went home around the corner,
and OF course the cabman searched in
VAIN for the number, and of course the
doctor-wcll, what could he do?-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-17
GREeNROOM GOSSIP.

leading actress thus summarizes life
on tho road: Sunday, transportation;
Monday, preparations; Monday night, real
ization; Tuesday, prostitution.
Hcnncquin's "Trois Chapcaux," which
was tremendous success in 1871, is about
to be revived at the Paris Palais Royal.
Miss Hclyctt," that ran three years Mt
the Bouffcs-Parisicns in Paris, has started
on fresh career of success at the Bouffcs
du Nord. in the same city.
Nudge, " n comedy drama written for
Katie Putnam, and n fnrco comedy, "A
Crossroad Statesman" will receive their
initial production next season.
Topack and Steele have been engaged
by james Is. Mackic for "'rho Sidcshow''
for next season. They will be cast in i'm.
portant parts.
Charles ID. Herman, for several seasons
Frederick Wartlc's leading man and latter
~ of the Wardc- james company, has re-
signed from that organization. To give
himself respite from travel he has accept
cd Leading position in Walter Sanford
New York and Brooklyn stock company
Richard Harlow is to take vacation
shortly. During his absence Mark Smith
will play the Queen in ''1IQ3"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-17
Electric Bitters.

THIS remedy is becoming 80 we'll
known and 80 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does aot
exist, and it is guaranteed to do all tha t
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases OF the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils. salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood. viii drive malaria from the sys.
tenn and prevent as we'll as cure all
malarial fevers. For cure of headache.
cons tipation and indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaran.
teed. or money refunded. Price so
cents and 81 per bottle at Christian &
Barbee's drug store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-17
Called Her Dog. and snndow Answered.

Sandow, the perfect man, had an odd
experience while he was in san Francisco
was riding along in II car" he says,
when l heard somebody calling me
'Sandow, Sandow' | was in the cur, but
l saw 1t was young lady calling, and
L dropped off. You know how shy am
about the ladies and saw was not nc
quainted with her. But l stepped up To
her and said, L beg your pardon. She
flushed all UP and answered: i beg your
pardon. was not calling you'll was
calling my dog. Then l noticed q big
Danish boarhound not far from her and
apoiogizcd, because | saw that she was
calling to her dog and not to mo-"