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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-20
HE is A MOLE RANCHER.
Curious Industry of a Californian
That Pays Well, Causing no

Trouble.
From the San Francisco Post.
mo, boys, it amt money, that makes
my pockets bulge out that way, but it is
the equivalent" remarked a gray-haired,
gray-bearded rancher from Mendocino, as
he took in the slack of a hay rope that
did service for a belt.
''To tell you the truth, my brooches poek-
cts and my coat pockets, too, are pretty
well lined with moleSkins. Within the last
wear have developed into a mole hunter
berries at Ukiah, and they need consider
able water used to put in a lot of time
digging little trenches and turning water
this way and that, but it was disappaoint-
ing to go out the next day and find that
/ had been irrigating mole hole. set a
watch on the little pests and soon learn
ed their habits. Since then II is no trouble
at all to get them.
sTn the first place, found that a mole
never comes straight to the top of the
ground, but always on slant, and you
will see the ground agitated for some time
before he throws up his hill. If you step
within 20 feet of him when he comes to the
ton he will instantly stop work and run.
It's no use to try and catch him then.
But a mole is the victim of habit. If
he is disturbed at his work at O'Clock
to-day he will not come back till exactly
2 O'clock tomorrow. You can set watch
by him and depend oni its being right. Well,
take the time whenever disturb Mr.. Mole.
The next day, when it is time for him to
come back, | take my station near his
hole AS soon as he throws up his little
mound | plant my foot behind him and
close up the hole. Then all have. to do IS
10 SCOOP him out Of the dirt and drop him
in my pocket. kicking and scratching like
a good fellow. II kill him, stretch his skin
pays me 81 apiece for them to make purses
Of"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-20
MOLLIE B. RUNS LIKE A MULE.
old Dominion and Two Others BEAT
Her in the Haudicap

New Orleans, March 19.-The bookmak-
ers at the fair grounds to-day lost neav-
lily, as four well backed favorites and
two second choices won all the purses
The day was bright. but very chilly. and
a number of the horsemen decided to
scratch their entries out of the different
events. The track was in fair condition,
as the wind and the sun had a good
effect upon it. Mollie B., the favorite in
the handicap was badly beaten. Old Do
minion winning easily from Constantine
Summaries follow:
First Race-Mile and seventy yards
selling. Little Billy. 1902. Scherrer, 5 to
?, won, with Tancred second and Renaud
third. Time 1:51h.
Second Race-Six furlongs, selling. My
Hebe, leo. Scherrer, to 5, won, with
Black Tiger second and Princess Rose
third. Time 1:1S15.
Third Race-Six furlongs, selling. Hills
second and Tit for Tat third Time LIZ
Fourth Race-Handlcap. six furlongs.
old Dominion, 9S, H. Williams, to 2, won,
With C1nstantinee second and Ashland
Fifth Race-One mile and twenty yards,
selling. Helen II. Gardener, Sc. Clay, z
to 5. won, with Baldur second and Henry
Sixth Race-One mile and twenty yards,
selling. Equinox, IS, Clay, . TO 2, won,
with Ilppecanoe second ana Little Tom
third. Time 1863.
To-morrow's entries follow:
First Race-Mile and a furlong. New
house, Fondest, 81; Buckmore, Uncle Jim.
Boro DR.. Parke, Wedgefield. 106.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Mainsail,
los; Billy Kinney. Pert. Walnut Ridge.
winchester, Hillery Riggs, Ha Ha, Lor-
rama, The Banker, 1907 Cochina. Sea-
brooke, 112; Mildred d, 10.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Second
Attempt, 100; Sir John, 102; Lottie Mills,
Booze, Van Brunt, 105; Prince Imperial,
1O8
Fourth RaceLMile and a sixteenth.
Dutch Arrow, 80; Haroldine, "a; Panway.
90; Robert Latta, IFS; Coronet, 81; Tan
cred, 50; Lightfoot, 1903.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Glendaga, AL
Miles Nectar, Pirate, 100; Miss Hazel,
Curious, Fiction, los; Blacksmith, 107;
no.
Sixth Race-six furlongs. Nance, Trix-
lie, frankie D.. Pisa, Satinet, Campania,
Halloween, Imp. Marden Pet, Helen,
Wren, Caprivi 107; Roy Lochiel ITO; K. c.,
10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-20
THE TALENT DODGEs A TRAP.
The knowing Ones Refuse to Play a
FavOrite and Win Their Bets.

The Knowing Ones Refuse to Play a
FavOrite and Win Their Bets.
Birmingham, Ala, March 19.-The fourth
day of the Birmingham Jockey Club at
first seemed doomed. so far as the crowd
was concerned. In the early morning it
selected, and in the afternoon it showed
and the wind blew ugly and cold from the
northwest, but in spite Of this. fully as
many as the day before were out. The
track was heavy but the sport was good.
The talent refused the favorite in the mile
and a sixteenth handicap and played Lin
nette with a vengeance. Pap" Barrett
rode the little mare home like a Trojan,
winning handily. A summary follows: /
First Race-Five furlongs selling Sam
Farmer, 1903. Murphy, to l, won, with
Northwestern second and Ed. Garland
third Time 1913.
Second Race-Half mile heats. First
heat: Loretta, 81, Barrett, 6 to /, won with
Pat Tucker second and Barney Aaron,
Jr third. Time 81 Second and final
heat; Loretta, to 10, won, Ettarre second
and Barney Aaron, Jr., third. Time 1871
Third Race-Six furlongs Lizzetta, 107,
Soden, even, won, with Cossack second
and La Fiesta third. Time 1:21%.
Fourth Race-Mile and a sixteenth. Lin
nette 104, Barrett, 2 to /, won, with Tar
tartan second and Leonard B. third. Time
1:5S
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, selling. Brid-
get, 1903, Warren, to 2, won, with Guard
second and Springtime third. Time 1:25k.
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WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
I'm short SfOries

Washington, March 19-The treasury
gold reserve at the close of business to-
gay stood at $127, 65S,759 The Withdrawals
Tor the day were $l157O0.
Denison. Tex, March ia blizzard
passed over Indian Territory, and North
texas last night. 1t is predicted that the
entire fruit crop is ruined.
Raleigh, N. c., March 19-John C. Win
ger, for years general manager and vice
president of the Seaboard Air Line, was
stricken with paralysis last night at his
nome here and his condition it critical
Memphis, Tenn March ia south
uo1nd freight train on the Illinois Cen
LIal railroad broke in two ten miles south
~ W alter Vale, Miss, yesterday. after
Haru coming together with another train.
aharles Eletche and two unknown tramps
were killed and Conductor Ferguson was
badly injured.
=, Richmond, Va, March 19.-The cases of
Mary Abernethy and Pokey Barnes,
caarged jointly with solomon Marable
WIN the murder of Mrs. Pollard of Lu-
nehourg county, was called in Prince Ed
~drd court this morning and postponed
until April 20
The trials of the women were postpon-
e owing to the absence of important
Witnesses for the defense.
Yesterday MarabIe positively refused
70 go on the stand in his own defense,
ana said that If he did so he would be
eompeled to implicate a white man.
Not to be thought Of-"Toramy, do
sY1t eyer play hookey2"
no m; ! can't"
~ ny can't you2"
cay aea ser boards at our house. Chi
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MUNYON'S
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sT. AsAPH's BETTING SCHEME.
The Local iAutho critics to Put 1t to tn e
Test In the Courts.

Washington, March 19.-The new
scheme of the proprietors of the st. Asaph
race. tracks, by means of which bets are
taken on commission and telegraphed to
Wheeling, w. Va, was continued to-day
without. interruption. The local authori-
ties have made preparations to test the
case by making an arrest, but the nee
essary papers were not prepared in time
to take, action to-day. 1t is expected
that Lon Bargen, who has been put for
ward for that purpose. will be arrested
tomorrow. The race track people seem
anxious to hurry matters up, so that
a legal decision may be speedily reach
ed. f
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SIPEL.AS
AND
SCROFULA,,
Two Diseases That Cause Their vic-
Tins TO he Stunned by Theirs
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-20
CRASH AT CHATTANOOGA.
Dealers in SaddIery and Harness
Supplies Fail.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March ID. T.
Howard & Co., dealers in and manufac-
turers of saddlery and harness supplies,
to-day assigned. The insolvents were the
oldest saddlery house in this city, capt.
talized at $4,000. The embarrassment win
be only temporary, as the liabilities are
small. The assets are not listed.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
A Terrible Accident.

BY the collapse of a large part of a
coal mine near Pittston, Pa, early
Monday morning, over 100 men we're
entombed and probably killed. a
night force of miners were engaged in
attempting to brace up the roof of the
mine, when the cave-in occurred and
was followed by an explosion. The
superintendent, foremen and other
officials, including the mayor pro tenn
of Pittston, are buried in the pit,
and therefore information concerning
the accident and the number Of men
who were in the mine at the time, is
not known. The work of rescue was
being carried on yesterday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
Teller's Bellies.

DENVER, CoI., July 4.-Senator
Henry M. Teller will 60 to his moua-
tain nome at Central City, Col, for a
week or two to recuperate. During
the campaign he will deliver a num-
Der of speeches in the interest of the
silver ticket in Illinois and Indiana
and probably also in Ohio and several
other Eastern States and in California.
Just now it looks as if Bland or
Boies were in the lead, with Bland a
little ahead of anything" Senator
Teller said today when asked regard
ing the situation at Chicago. Il be-.
lieve that the Democratic party will
declare for silver at l6 to /. The sill
yer people ara too much in earnest to
allow a straddle. II do not think the
gold Democrats will bolt the conven-
tion, but they will knife the ticket at
the polls. The gold forces of the
country will be unit in November. I"
What would you advise should the
Democratic party declare unequivocal-
ly for silver?" was asked.
81 would advise all the silver forces
TO support it, for that is the only way
we can win," he answered. I'VE
must meet the enemy with a solid
front. 1 believe that if the silver for
ces unite and there is genuine silver
ticket in the field on straight silver
platform we will succeed in November.
Silver is gaining strength with amaz-
ing repidity in all parts of the coun.
try, and l am sure it will continue
to grow from now on, it is the only
subject discussed and the adherents of
it will gain. The tariff has beed rele.
gated and the battle will be on the lin.
ancial question"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
Ludden & Bates are Your Men.

If you want TO buy a [ine piano di.
rect from factory, and without paying
middlemen's profits, write the well,
known Southern Music House OF Lud.
den & Bates, Savannah, Ca, about it.
They are your men. They manufac
ture the new Ludden & Bates piano.
They own an interest in the great
Mathushek Piano, sold by them for
twenty-five years past They control
almost the entire output of the facto
ry and have just opened large whole
sale warerooms in New YORK City.
They sell from factory direct to pur
chasers and save purchasers all inter
mediate profits. They are your men.
Read their latest advertisement in tnis
issue and write them either at Savan-
nah, Ga. or New York City.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
Reuulsed by Women,

Cleveland, O., July 4.-The striking
quarrymen at Berea have quieted down
somewhat. Wednesday night some of
them tore up some water pipe at quar-
ry No. e, crippling it. Today work
men tried to repair it but were beset
by a crowd of Polish women with
clubs and stones who compelled them
to seek refuge in Shed. Two special
officers went to their rescue and only
succeeded 10 dispensing the women by
drawing their revolvers and threaten
ING to shoot,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
Killed by a Gave In.

LAURENs, July g. Christopher Ca
sey, young white man, was killed at
Masters lime kiln, this county, on
yesterday, by rock caving and fall
ing upon him. Two negro men were
seriously injured.
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soldier, the safeguard of the republic.
Long may they live. In every town
in the South, their young men are
found as officers of militia imparting
scientific and technical knowledge as
q labor of love.
THE CITADEL FORMER.
Young men, you may we'll be proud
of your alma mater, here is a glorious
record and it is for you to see that the
high standard of excellence is main
tanned, where Hagood, Capers, a
Coward and a Thomas placed it.
On one occasion after Rome had
been sacked by barbarians, there was
a meeting of the Seae4e.tsadetermine
the question of removing theSSeat OF
empire to another place. The cSpn-
sells of the weak and demoralized wSre
about to prevail. when some bold oN
Roman exclaimed, Rome forever y
It was electrical in its effect.
Do not permit the seat of your en-
pire TO be re moved to another place.
Her home is tho 'City by the Sea, !"
famed by the gentle ocean breeze, and
the soft breath of the Magnolia. A
few heroic exclamations, ''The Citadel
forever" and she lives.
Scared by battle, torn by earth
quake and devastated by fire, she has
survived it all; what shame and igno-
miny to permit her, in this the noon
day of life, to wither and die, a slow,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1896-07-08
Tired of Living.

EAsToN, Pa. July 2.-John J..
Spring, agent of Adams Express Com
any here, committed suicide in his
office todao by shooting himself in the
mouth with revolver. He was 49
years of age and unmarried. Bad
health is supposed to be the cause.
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Polk county. II. c.; p. A. McMaster,
Richland; G.. l. Dickson, Sumter; J.
H. Taylor, Richland; j. s. Matthews,
Barnwell; E. Croft, GreenviIIe; J. P
Guess, Barnwell; G. II. kaminer,
Richland.
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COFFEES

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pound tO suit all lovers Ur
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Moneys Worth or Money Back.

q -Tenths of all disc lses arise from impure
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The trustworthy cure for the Fhl,key,
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Advic9 t. Mothers.

We take pleasure In calling your atteu
ton to rems dy so long needed iu carry
Ing children safely through the cIlt'cs!
stage Of teething. 1t Is an incalcnlabie
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krOnlKa mleJSCOwa.
BACZNOSC!

Zpowodu przyczyn nxzaleSnych
od mas, soycieczka vZaoiqzku So
k0S0w Polsktch" kt6ru miata SAG
od6yd 10 uiedziele, dnia 2 sierpnia
do L~ouisenhain parAu, OaHozonq 20
staSa ma dzieri 8 sie'pnia.
W niedziele zaS, d'aia 2 sie,pnia
Od1edq SIC 6,oiczenia ginnastyczne
4 bal 10 hall PuSaskiego. Poczq.
sk 0 godz. 6ej wiecsorem. Wszy.
sMis Wykupione 6ileta ma wyciecs.
ki eOdzne sq. Cso1em!
Wyazia1.
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uchwalono zrobic odezwe do ch6r6w "
Chicago, ktore sic dotychozas ME zgso.
SHY.
Przysz2e posiedzenie Representative
Tow. spiewackioh odbedzie sic DO.
niedziaaek wieczorem dnis 3go sierpnia
rb. " hall P~ulaskiego.
Ma tenn posiedzenie zamknieto.
NJ. Mdrcinkoacski, prez.
NJ. Wako,cski, sekr.
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BacZnOSC POlacy!

Przychodzcie j kupujoie ,,Bioyoles'
czyli welocypedy, DO sprzedsjemy z,
bezcen, "a to co mas kosztuja, a nawei
ma niekt6rych j~eszcze tracimy, DO mu'
sza bye wyprzedane. Przyjdzcie dc
~sztoru, p. n. 3O4 Dearborn al. lub 70S
Van Horn utica. q innych miast mo.
zeoie sic zg}oais listownie, a poslemy
wan nasze fotografie damskioh i me
skich welocyped6w i wszeikie informa-
soye. Take ~wykonuje rereraoye, "a
ktore ~gwarantuje, p. n. 7O8 Van Horn
ul. Gdy przyjdziecie do s~ztoru, pytaj-
ole sic o: Adam A. KOlSki. TAX i
list adresujcie W ten spos6b.
u szacunkiem
Adam A. KOlkOwski,
1OS Van Horn Str, Chicago, Ill.
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cieczki wazne So.
RoniedziaAk, SGD Sierpnia.
Walne zebranie SokoIstWa i Pulonii " bali
PufaskiegO o &. z. wiecz.
l.. Otwsrcie zebrania przez prezesa
komisyi, dr.. A. B1aszczyhskiego.
2. Powolanie nowowybranego pre-
zesa. Nv. Soko}6w Pol.
3. Nova prezesa Zwiazku Mar. Pol,
obyw. q. Brodowskiego.
A. Nova ksiedza j. Furmana.
8. Nova angielska OBJ. w. Legnera.
6. Nova redaktora ,,Zgody" OBJ. F.
H. Jab1ohskiego.
2. Cwiczenia wolne z przyborami
uozennic ! uozni gniazda mr.. /.
8. Cwiozenis uczstnik6w Zlotu ma
przyrzadach.
o. Cwiczenia uozni ma przyrzadaoh.
10. Cwiczenia uozennio ma przyrza-
dsob.
IL. Cwiczenis wolne obreoza uczen.
mic gniaada mr.. 1.
IL. Pozegnanie uczestnik6w Zlotu
przez nowo w~ybranego prezess.
Wstsp 'oolny.
Urzsdzsjac powyzszy zlot ,zwiazek
Sokolow Polskich" ma jedynie ma oelu
wykazsc s~zerszej publioznosoi polskiej
potrzebe pozytecznego cwiczenis sic
ola dziatwy j mlodziety n~aszej, lsoze.
mia sic " slime ! karne zastepy sokole,
r~ozsiewajsce braterstwo, jednosc | o.
swiate pomiedzy Mani, dszso przez to
do wyswobodzenia ojczyzny q rsk IA
borrow.
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Nv. Sok' Pol. J druAyn sokolioh
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-30

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