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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-10

BLBoA, March 9.-There was another
snti-American riot here yesterday after
noon. About 1900 people took part.
The excitement was started by young
men at street corner. cheering every
soldier who passed. Their conduct was
initiated by other groups. Some musicians
who refused to repeat the national
anthem were hustled and beaten. Riotous
groups formed on the main streets cheer
ing for Spain and denouncing the United
States. The authorities did everything
possible to maintain order. Almost the
entire police force turned out, and the
rioters were dispersed again and again.
Eventually, however, the mob became
so numerous and excited that the police
were almost helpless.
After the first demonstrations of SYM
pathy with the army, the crowds armed
themselves with sticks and cudgels, the
police were swept aside, and the i'm
Ynense crowd gathered on the leading
thoroughfares and marched towards the
residence of the United States consul.
shouting Long live Spain; down with
TIE Yankees"
On the way to the consuPs residence
they hurled stones through the windows
of stores and private residences, over
turned the vehicles, pulled several mount
ed policemen from their horses, and gen.
orally behaved in a most threatening
manner. stores dealing IN american EO00S
received most attention from the mob
and the windows of the consul's house
were badly shattered although the police
defended the building.
The mob proceeded toward the United
States consulate, evidently intending to
stone that building. But the authorities
had taken precautfon to send a strong
force of police to guard that building.
Another detachment was stationed across
the streets leading to the consulate.
Therefore, when the mob neared the
United States consulate, Il was confront
cd by police with drawn swords. The mob
halted and then began pelting the police
vigorously with stones and bricks A
squad Of officers charged the rioters. The
latter fired pistols at the policemen, two
of whom were wounded. This caused the
police to charge In A body, using their
swords with good effect.
The rioters were dispersed. yelling and
hooting at the authorities and shouting
Down with the Yankees and long live
SPAIN"
The police who mace a number of ar
rests, experienced considerable difficulty
in escorting their prisoners to the depot.
During the whole afternoon there was
more or less disturbance. It was decided
10 keep both the police proper and the
gend' arms confined to the barracks until
further orders, as there seeemd to be
danger of another outbreak. The United
States consulate Is now guarded by a
strong detachment of gen d'arms, armed
with carbines, revolvers and swords and
instructed to protect the consulate at any
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Gomez, Nnnhe-

ST. LOUIS, March s.-senor Gomez
nephew of General Maxim Gomez,
head Of the Cuban revolutionary party,
passed through the city today en-
route 70 Chicago. He arrived direct
to this country is to learn the exact
situation regarding the granting of
belligerent rights to the rebels. He
viii visit the principal cities In fhe
east urging the wealthy Cubans to
double their energies for the insur-
gents.
Speaking Of the result Of the war he
said: If the United States recognizes
us, we WIZ win. But we will lose all
sending additional forces to C,,ha eJsa,. -,
day. We could meet this increase if
the United States would recognize us
as republic"
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RACING INFORMATION.

Bona fde inside information furnish
ed and commission placed by the wen
known owner and trainer. Harry War
rem, on any races in progress in Uni
ted States or Canada; have special
wire daily from New Orleans, st. Louis
and San Francisco; know of several
long shots that will run shortly; sub
scribe at once; terms, IS weekly in ad-
HARRY WARREN & CO..
P. o. Box 177.),
Washington, D. c.
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.
THE THUNDERER.
1t Replies to the Empire Trade
Leagues Memorial.

Leagues Memorial.
LONDON, March 1O-The Times, in
replying to the Empire Trade leagues
memorial in favor of denouncing the
clause in the commercial treaties with
Germany and Belgium, which prevents
the British colonies from levying a
lighter duty on British than on foreign
goods:
Lord Salisbury has written to Colo
mel Howard Vincent that he is in thor
ough accord with Mr.. Chamberlain on
the Importance of securing the. trade
of the colonies for British producers.
While England would never again
agree to such inconvenient stipulations,
he says he is not prepared to give
notice of the termination Of these
otherwise valuable treaties until a
definite scheme is produced offering
such probabilities of an increased
trade within the empire as to fully
compensate for the risk involved"
The council of the league has de-
cided to submit Lord Salisbury's letter
to the colonial governments with
view to securing definite proposals.
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NOT YET.

ROME, March 9.-The Tribune today
denies that King Humbert has express
ed his intention to abdicate. The re-
port grew out of the fact that the king
said:
My son may negotiate with the Ne
gus; but will never do so.''
The Tribune also publishes an anti
French article headed "Indecency and
Insolence,' which protests against
French interference in Italian affairs,
and declares that France was actuated
by implacable hatred of italy.
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MILNE.

NEW YORK, March 9-After an alb
sence of several years, during which
he visited Australia and the orient,
Mr.. George C. Milne made his reap
pearance tonight upon the New York
stage. AT the Broadway theater Mr.
Milne gave a complete and excellent
performance of Julius Caesar" taking
himself the part of Marc Antony,
while the other leading characters We're
played by Messrs. John Malone and
Henry Jewett and Miss Mary Shaw.
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BLESSING OF PHREN0Locy.

American Workman-The men in thot
ftl. Fl, factory has struck out av sympa-
pathy so quick? ~ -
American Workingnsen-Sure it was
alsy! We axed a phrenologist phwat
par-r-t OF the head had the bump av
synpathy-an' thin we~wint at 'ern wild
clubs an made thu bumps larger.-Puck.
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THpRsToN,s RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Replying
to Senator Thurston's resolution
adopted by the senate calling on the
executive for information as to the
countries which had made restrictions
against importations Of American
meats, the president today forwarded
the DEGREES on this subject issued by
Germany, France, Belgium and pen
mark. the reasons assigned by these
nations for the action and the laws of
each country on meat importations,
guarantees, etc.
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VENEZUELA AGIrATEn.

LONDON, March st is stated here
today that in view of the discussion of
the Venezuelan question going on at
washington between the British ambas-
sador Sir Julian Pauncefote and the
Venezuela minister, Senior Andrade, and
possibly Secretary Olney, the Uruan in
oident (the arrest of a British police in
spector and the hauling down of the
British flag in the disputed territory
may first be disposed of.
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who are known as boomers always
set up bar rooms and gambling houses
the first thing The attack upon him
is being made by politicians for polfti-
cal effect and should be rebuked''
Does any one desire to make mo-
ton to this effect?" said the modera-
tor.
No one responded and the original
resolution was adopted unanimously.
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NATIONAL BANKs, NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The house
committee on banking and currency
today voted to report favOrably to the
house the bill introduced by Johnson
of Indiana to permit national banks to
issue notes to the amount of the par
value of the bonds deposited by them
in the treasury as security for their
issue of notes.
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HoNOR.s TO THE DEAD.

ST. LOUIS, March All day
streams of people filed through the
heavily draped portals of the old ca
thedral to view the remains Of Arch
bishop Kendrick. Fully $1,000 people
passed by the coffin yesterday and full
~ as many more took a last look at
the dead prelate today.
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CALLED HOME.
mrs. FiIIer.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-Mrs. Chaun-
cey Ives Filley, wife of the prominent
Republican leader, died at her home
today, after an illness of one week. of
pneumonia. The deceased was 65 years
of age and would shortly have cele-
DRAFTED the forty-first anniversary of
her marriage with Mr.. Filley.
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INsURGENT BANDS.
Work I'm Which They Have Been
Mixed Up of Late.


Mixed Up of Late.
HAVANA, March s.-The insurgen,
bands commanded by NapoIes, Alberto
Rojas, Nfachado ar~i Aleman, in obe-
dience to orders from General Gomez
have left the district of Placetas
province Of Santa Clara, and have
moved into the province Of Matanzas.
Other insurgent forces will assemble
at Selazo and near Placetas, in order,
st is said, TO protect the passage of the
insurgents under Gomez and Maceo
through the Quemade Grande on their
way eastward. The insurgents have
burned the plantation and buildings at
Carail,an, in The Trinidad. district OF
Santa Clara
The insurgents have burned the
plantation OF Arco de Iris, with its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-10

One Minute Cough Cure touches the
right spot. 1t also touches it at the
right time if you take it when you
have a cough or cold. See the point?
Then don't cough. For sale by all
druggists. Nelden-Judson, wholesale
dea lers
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SIBERIAN ALWAYS.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 9.-Mr.
Pangborn, president of the American
commission to inspect Siberian rail
ways, is about to start for Central
Asia and the Caucasus to study the
railway systems there.
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LAWYERS. ArrENr1nN,

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with promptness and accuracy. We
solicit your patronage. Telephone
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HE GOT LEFT

"say, Mr.. Commissioner. did the board
accept my bid to furnish supplies"
Bless you, no; of course not. There
We're nalf dozen bids higher than
yours. Texas Strings.
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SULLIVAN ON
MORAL RIGHTS.
Believes Fighting is as Good as
Religion.
PUGIIsM SHOULD PAY.
KILLING A MAN ONCE IN A WHILE
IS NOTHING.

Same Thing is Liable to Occur on a
Race Track-"A Minister'S Graft
is to Tell Men to Go to Heaven;
Let Him Stick to That; what BUSH
ness Has He to Interfere with a
Legitimate sport:" Asks John.
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DR., Little.
CLEVEl

CLEVELAND, March 9.-Dr. W. H.
Little, one of the most wealthy citi-
zens of Cleveland, died this morning,
aged so. Before the war DR.. Little was
ranked as one Of the most noted abol-
itionists.
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A high liver with a torpid liver will
not be a long liver. Correct the liver
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
little pills that cure dyspepsia and
constipa ton. For sale by all drug
gists. Nelden-Judson, wholesale deal
arc
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LAwyERs. ATTENTION,

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CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The senate
in executive session confirmed the fol-
lowing postmasters: Louis Schalk,
Rawlins, Wyo.; Joseph Sullivan, Fort
Benton Mont.
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LAwYERs. INTENTION,

The Herald will print your Briefs
with prOmptness and accuracy. We
solicit your patronage. Telephone
us, No. 357, and we will send for
your manuscript.
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ANTl-AMERICAN
RIOT AT BILBOA.
s'Down with the Yankees and
Long Live Spain."
TWELVE THOUSAND IN IT.
AUTHORITIES DID EVERYTHING
POSSIBLE TO PRESERVE ORDER.

Crowds, However, Armed with
Sticks and CudgeIs, Sweep Aside
the Policemen, Pulling Them from
Their Horses-WindoIvs Shattered
--latest News of the Progress of
the Insurgents.
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THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The treas
ury today lost $4,000 in gold coin and
$751; 500 in bars, which leaves the true
amount Of the reserve $126, Al, 2O9.
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1t not only is so. 1t must be so. One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
tnat,s what makes it go. For sale by
an druggists. Nelden-J udson, whole
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The Walker had yesterday: George
Ryan, Eureka; T. c. Van DYKE and
C. B. Hackney, Denver; c. J.. l..
Meyer, Michigan; J. NJ Gates, Cripple
Greek; c. c.. Higgins. Mercur, and NJ.
J. Kinzen, Mammoth
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Miss Louise OdeH has left for
northern visit Of a few weeks dura-
ton.
Herman W. Horne. Houston. Tex
and Alfred Bulge Bear Lake. Id. are
at the Hampton.
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THE MANIFESTO.

I'VE, the undersigned, come before
your excellency as the representatives
of our Spanish fatherland, iriquitously
calumnied by the house Of representa-
tives, who can find no argument for so
unjustly treating the nation to which
the American continent owes it's civil
lization, and Cuba the progress, liberty
and wealth which make it envied in
the eyes OF the world. We reiterate to
your eXeellency our unconditional ad-
hesion and our assurance that to main
tain the Spanish flag in Cuba we are
disposed to sacrifice our fortunes and
our existence
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buildings, province of Havana, and
hanged three peacealble countrymen.
General Arola is continuing his adj
vance through the province of Santa
Clara in
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Theo Hefs and wife, Colorado: n.
TilIotson. Racine; T. d. Sullivan and
J. a. Hunt, Eureka; Bill GIasmann,
Ogden; J. w. Dining Council Bluffs.
and F. L. Gushing. Bingham, are all
at the Cullen.
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X

Ia Diary z}ozone do Biblioteki Pol.
Muzeum Mar.
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Panu Felix. Pawiowskiemu "a 2 pol
skie srebrne monety j l polsks; p. A
A. Paryskiemu "a s pa~pierowych mo.
net angielskich z czasow amer. wojuy
domowej; p A. Zdzieb}owskiemu "a
broszur polskich, l tyg. ilustrowsny
P, And. Wolskiemu "a 2 opra~ne ksia.
Xxi i 6 broszur polskiob; p. Henrykow:
Nagiel "a 2 oPrawne ksis,ki Il angiel
ska j l Polska) i 8 broszur polskich; p
Kaz. Brukwickiemu "a l monete sre
brna (greckQ; PAM Romanowskiej "a +
broszur Polskich; p stanislawowi Osa
die Ia 3 dzieia frauouskie i l polskie.
Skfadam W imieniu Biblioteki i Mu
zeum staropolskie bog zapla6".
j. RoSinski, bibliotekarz.
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..Keen EdReo

Jedyny nsjpraktyczniejszy sposob do o
~strzenia brzytwy. Najbardziej zaniedbsns
brzytwe wytoczy W dw6ch minutach a WV
toczona " ten spos6b brzytwa zachovui,
swo1a do6roc dfuzej, nizby byfs toozons in
kimkolwiek innym sposobem.
Rosztuje tyLko 20 CT. sztuka.
Me Jest 70 laden humbug, ale rzecs bas
dso pozyteczne Ola kazdego. 1 DO Goa o
pfacic % C. "a jednorazowe ostrzenie brrv.
twy, gdy TO wystarcza Ci diva lata. Potrrs.
bujemy agent6w ~wszedzie kt6rzy by sis
chcieli sprzedaza tegoz I wielu Innyoh ma,
mowR. Pisz n~atychmiast do mas I zakso.,
Sc. znaczek pocztowy na przesyfke cyrkula,
rzy' Agenci mogs zarobic 5000 d~zienni,
s~przedajsc nasze rozmaite artykufy, PA,
n~atyohmiast nile zwlekaj. To oos nowego
Adresuj'
j. r. Samborski, P. O. Boz l2e.
Cor. Main;& SchOOl;st. Thomdike, Mas,
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SZkOfa wiecZOrna.

w przys1ly poniedzialek rozpoczy.
naja sic W szkOlach publicznych 6ez.
ptdtne wyklady jezyka angielskiego.
Wiadomo powszechnie, re cziowiek,
ktory tn jezykiem angielskim ME VIA
da W przykrem jest po}oteniu, jest ME.
jake niemows to tez kazdy jezyks
krajowego nauczyc sic powinien.
A gdzie, jesli ME wieczornej pu-
b~licznej szkole; DO tam MO ME p{aci |
poprawnego jezyka sic nauczy j So tam
n~auczyciele polacy.
A wiec z tel okazyi korzystajcie po-
lacy i polki.
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OdeZwa z B~ridgepOrtu.
CHIcAGo, d. l listopada 1896

OHiOAOOJ u' Il loCopduh lO0O'
Do So. komitetow Tow. Nv. i Tow.
Mar. Pol. W dzielnicy Bridgeport.
So. Bracis Polscy! My niaej podpi.
ssny komitet ~zaprasramy wal W dniu
z listopada b. r. o godzinie $50 vie.
ozorem ma posiedzenie do hall OBJ. M
Kleozewskiego pod mr.. 3289 Laurel st.,
sbysmy ma wspolnem posiedzsniu sic
narsdzili i program uiozyli msjaoegc
sic odbyc obchodu 29go listopsda.
Drodzy brsoia, uczoijmy rocznice osta
tnisgo p~owstania list, " ktor en- bracis
nssi krew swojs przelali "a nasza uko
chans Ojczyzne. A vice Mech ME "a.
braknie ami jednego polaka i ami jednej
polk.
/ do tych szan. obywsteli odzywamy
sic, ktorzy 50 wybrani do komitetu u
rzadzanis obohod6w / Z. d., a ktorzy je.
szoze ami razu ME przybyli ma posie.
dzenie; q wiec teraz 50 proszeni o ko-
nieczne przybycie ma to posiedzenie.
Drodzy bracia, kt6rzysoie przyjeli
ten obowiszek ma siebie, to powinnisoie
90 scisle wypelniac, a jetsli ME oboe.
ole, to rezygnujcie Z tego komitetu, q
zspewne Tow. wybierze komitet ia.
HI, ktory bedzie ~praoowsl energicznie i
wytrwsle ola sprswy polskiej ma polu
nsrodovem.
Il szacunkiem
Komitet.
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krOnlKa m~lelSUUwa.

n Juz pc wyborach.
y Wr6ci3o wszystko do normalnego
stanu.
y Jedni kandydaoi oiesza sic = dru-
dry sic smucs.
TAX to zawsze. ,
y Zadna partya ME ma ma oelu ruiny
kraju. To wybiegi j zar.uty npolity.
kier6w" W ozasie rampant.
Ia poi rokn odbeda sic wiosenne
wybory.
y Bedziemy obierae mera.
Popierajmy polskioh kupo6w - o
lie oni polakow i sprawe polsks popie.
rajs.
y mChronicle" W poniedzia}kowym
numerze zamieszcza ryoine przedsta-
wiajacs pisrwszy Dom IMP. i W arty-
kule dlugim pieknie sic o nsszej insty-
tuoyi rozpisuje.
Rozpooza} sic scion bal6w i pred
stawieh.
Bawic sic many wieo bawmy
sic - ale ma katdej zabawie o sprawie
naszej psmietajmy.
w niedziele wieoz. konoert ma sail
Sohoenhoffena. Urzadza go Tow.
Spiewu Szopena. Program Jest pick
ny, bogaty i urozmaicony a "a wy
konanie reczy renoma, jaka sic scope
nisoi ciesza.
Pc raz trzeci prosimy wszystkioh lu.
dzi dobrej wolf, ably dzielnyoh nsszyoh
spiewak6w, ktorzy tax bezinteresownie
obohody nasze upiekszajs swym spie,
wen, z calych si} poprze6.
y Pojdzmy wszyscy ma koncert. $50
penisci warci So poparcia.
w sobote Sok6 Polski Mr.. ii u.
rzadza wielki bal po}aozony z 6wicze
miami gimnastycznemi.
\ Klub Solidarnos6 urzadza zabawe
towarzyska W sail Schoenhoffena W SO
bote Ego BIN. Poczatek o godz. Sci.
4 Uroczystosc otwarcia Domu wv.
swietnis sic zapowiada.
n Sala, kt6ra many W naszym Do
mu, aczkolwiek wielks i okazala, ME
bedlie wstanie pomiesci6 paru tysieoy
miejscowyoh zwiazkowych sstek po-
zamiejscOwyoh, ktoryoh przyjazdu sic
spodziewamy tego powodu w~ejscie
do gl6wnej sail bedzie "a biletami.
y Wieczorem tegoz dnia ma hall
Walsha odbedzie sic wielki bankiet.
Billet kosztuje 2 dol. Nabyc MONA u
mas.
8go BIN. bal Tow. Krola Mccoy
s&awa L. W mniejszej hall Sohoenhoffe-
ma.
Tow. Gwardya P~uiaskiego urzadza
" niedziele bal ma sail Szulca.
Tow. Jana Zamoyskiego urzadza
W niedziele Sgo BIN. bal, W hall Colum-
bia, rog 48ej i Paulina ul.
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POSZukiwanfe.

Maryanna Szok poszukuje swego sy.
ma z p~ierwotnego m~alaehstwa, Jana
Noeoaka, kt6ry przebywa} w Nowym
Yorku. Jozef Sock umari, zostawiwszy
znsczny majatek W domach i W gotow.
ce. Wdowa ohcialaby sic z synem tym
maJatkiem podzielic. Mdryanna Szok,
lot Pearl St. Shamokin. Pa. 1l.90
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Mo ME sProwadza nieozysta krew
tax, jak z~aniedbanie zo&adka. DR.. Au.
gusta Koeniga ~hsmburskie krople ME.
zawodnle usuna wszelkie nieporzad.
XII zoiadka i przeczyszc<a krew.
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SprawOzdanie
z Biblioteki i Muzeum wv. n. p. "a
miesiac psz lziernik 1896 r.

u ozytelni korzystaio osob 2S7
ksiaiek wy~potyozono j czytano l947
Zwiedzilo Biblioteke i Muzeum
os6b AZ
Przyjeto poreczeh prywatnych IA
cd Towarzystw 6
"a kauoya 6
Darowano monet srebrnyoh 3
Papierowych 8
Ksiazek oprswnych 4
Broszur az
Kijkow do zatykania gazet ~
j. Rosiftski, bibliotekarz.
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Tomasz Slater ma wiadomosc dll
katdego m~ezczyzny na etronnicy 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Observation-Disclosures started-Oyster
Survey.


HEATHSVILIE. VA. December r.
(SDecial. THE blast of the hunters horn
and the notes of the foX-hound may be
heard in our woods almost any time now
and poor Brer Reynard hardly sees a
day OF peace and security The hunts
men in our section have been exceeding
w fortunate this season. and have had
some delightful hunts, sometimes bag
sing several foxes on one chase. Foxes
seem to be plentiful. and the weather
could not be better for the chase. Seve-
raj deer have been killed during the
hunts. and. judging from the nun
that have been started. it is evident that
the forests are getting well replenished
with this class of game. very pretty
specimen was recently captured by the
hounds without a shot being fred.
The sportsmen report plenty Of par
ridges again. and it is hoped that before
another season some provision can be
made whereby they can be lawfully hunt
cd again. So far as is known. the law
enacted for their protection has been
we'll observed.
County-Surveyor Booth has been en-
eaged during the past week in making a
ras,lrvey Of the natural oyster-beds IN
the Kinsale prong of the Neocomico river
In accordance with the terms OF the com
promise effected at the last term or the
court between the planters and tongers.
The amended survey and plat Is beng
made under the direction OF the commits
sioners. to conform with order of court,
entered November 70. 1896.