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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-08-19
Fine PHOTO.
CIR Apis and
CRAYONS at
Nc Killip Bros,
Bloomsbury.
The best are
the cheapest.
THE MARKETS.

BLOOMSBURY MARKETS
CORRECTED WEEKLY. RETAIL pRrc.s.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
M n
SAID HE WAS CONSTABLE.

a Mrs. Russell. living on Chestnut
street, was badly treated by an install.
ment furniture firm In Norfolk yestcr-
aay. She got behind In payments, and
Inc firm sent their wagon over with n
man who represented himself to he the
high constable, n carried off every
thlng. leaving the lady in a destitute
condition. High Constable Anderson
heard OF the matter this morning, and
Will make n full Investigation to dis
who it was that represented or
.misreprcsented him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

new Fall Dress Goods at Lawrence d
Wc!Ion's.
20 pieces OF new all-wool dress goods,
black and coIors, at 25c. a ward.
New canton %fanncls from sc. to 15c. n
yard.
New white all-wool nannels from zoe.
to Csc. a yard.
ii wool blankets, 1888 pair, worth
$500.
LAWRENCE e WcLTON,
23l High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
ADV'S,
The Park View Home Co
is now Offering Tor sale
Elegant Lots

within three squares of the Naval Park
OH direct Inc Of electric railway. Tit
best residence property in Park View.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
apu,s

o SALE-Rcs.dcucn 33l Columbia
street, known ts the I.arcren property:
eight rooms. cistern water: lot 10 feet
'front.'. $50 cash; $1,000 In ten years time,
payable 90 rent monthly. W. J. BOHAN,
NAN. 900 Court street. sr5-tr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
Terms' Monthly lnstalments Of SIC

without interest. Apply to either one OF
the undersigned officers OF the company.
j; DAVIS Reed, President: a. b. Butt,
surcr: 4. L. Warren. Attorney; Herman
G. Niemeyer. Secretary. OHico Of tbs
company over the Peoples Bank. seb-1t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPIIER de.
sircs night positions: good references. AS
RAPHER, care Virsiniansoftice, Ports
mouth, Va au3l-lW
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
Specials for To-day.

tine Honey In Comb, / ID. packages, 15c,
per lb.: Boston Baked Beans. 3 ib. cans ems
&C.. or four for 2ac. fine Eat Mackercl, loo
per h.: finest imported Ginger Ale. Looki
Only 10c. per bottle. Nothing liner mnIa
than our Vermont Creamery Butter. If
you have not tried II come and gel cne
pound, and be convinced. Only FAC. per
pound. Now is the TIM for Ice Tea, ard
our SPECIAL Blend ut Fac. makes q tIno
drink. Just received-a fresh lot of SUN.
beam Flour.
C. w. HUDGINS G. CO.
Both Phones 1910.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
For other I.oca, Q sixth. Page.

Emmett Deans, $40 High streoi.
$3.50 marselles quilts for $3.50.
PA crochet quilts for csc.
LA crochet quilts for rs cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
OYSTERS BY PLATE OR MEASURE.

We have opened the placc No. o27 Cour-
~ street. where Mr.. John Drewrv kent.
ana Will keep on hand the best Of Lynn.
haven. Horn llarbor and all other grades
or oysters. which we VIII supply by plate
or measure. "
SC5-1m THIRST c. FASS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

Greater bargains of SenHon.
Dotted Swiss In stripes and plaids, In
linen shades, reduced from 12h 10 sc.
the yard. a. j. PHILLIPS,
under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

The fall styles Halves hats can nov
be seen at our store.
W. Il. VIRNELSON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

use. for mosquito nets; S2.9S for a $50,
rattan rocker: dinner and tea sets ant
lamps cheap at ]. S. C~rawford's Furni
ture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05

Crash hats, all Sizes.
CHARLES r. WELTON & CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
FOB SALE.

Eight lots on London street, between
Penrl and Cooke street. 3oxllS each; also
above lots IN the rear. Gun ba divided
,nto eleven building lots. Price, 81, 100
Si.SN cash. balnnce in six, twelve and
leg 800 liigh street. Portsmouth, Va,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-05
6 PLEND1D TRUCK FARM AT AUG,

e PLENDID TRUCK FARM AT AUG
TIoN.
Tor tho purpose OF dividing the estate, /
Will sell ut public auction, at IL O'Clock M,
SATURDAY, September 4th, 1897, before
tho Courthouse door of Norfolk county,
more or less. located at Churchlund, Nor
folk county. There is no better truck land
In the county convenient to churches and
schools, two lines OF railroads, all neces-
SarS outbuildiugs and fourteen tenement
houses. Only elk miles from town.
JOHN e. NIlGMEYER,
auZ'-tu AuCtionccr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

New York. Nov. ii.-Rev. r. II. r
Miles. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Ravcnwood, Long Island. 20
whom II was alleged Mrs Mack made
her confession. said that he had not
attempted TO work on the woman'a
feelings. as has been alleged. Mr..
Miles said that he visited the Jail at
the request Of the jail physician. who
thought that he could DO Mrs. Mack
good. Mr.. Miles said that during HE
FIRST visit to the JAIL Mrs Mack ridl-
culod his religion. but that he kept on
preaching In the jail corridor. On Sun
day he took as bis text: Those who
claim Him, viii trust" During the
sermon Mr.. Miles said tnat he noticed
that Mrs Mack was greatly agiiated
and was crying. and when he had I'M
ished he says Mrs. Mack came 10 him
and told him thai she wanted 10 con-
foss the murder. Mr. Miles says he
told her that he did not cnre 10 hear
the confession. but told her 10 pray
10 the Lord. Sine got down on her
knees and prayed and later she told
him that the prayer bad greatly reliey-
Cd her ard that a great load had been
/ lifted from her mind. lie then left her
without hearing the confession. H'
says that on Tuesday Mrs. Mack sent
/ for him and that when he arrived Al
the jail she confessed the crime 70 hin
I In an 10 details.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
THE SEAL CONFERENCE
American. Can sdisn and nritlsh ON
ciais Meet a. wrsainst "a.

American. Can idian and BRUSH ON
eiais Meet a. wrsaiust IN.
Washington. Nov ii.-At the FIRST
days session Of the Bering sea con
ference there was a full representation
OF British. Canadian and American
officials For the FIRST time statistics
OF the catch Of seals for the present
year was available. These were com
piled By American officials. and
brought out prominently two features
which were regarded o. most impor-
innt In supporting the American con
tentlon. namely. That the catch haf
fallen on about one-half during the
present season. showing conclusively
In the opinion of American experts
that the seal herd Is being rapidly wip.
Cd out: and. second. that the catch oi
seals from American islands In Berine
sea Il about 10 10 I as between Cana
dian seals under British fiag and Amer
lean soalera. The same proportion was
shown 10 exist throughout the waters
Of the North Pacific
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
ANOTHER SENSATION.
Attsrasy We've says ~ wan Come
when rhsva Take. the stand.

Attsrasy We've says 10 wan Gems
whsa Thsra Take. The stand
New York. Nov. ii.-Dlstrict Atsor.
ney william J. Youngs and William r
Howe. counsel for Martin Thorn. hello
q consultation here In order 10 ascer.
tain when the Thorn trial would b,
brought 10 an end.
"since you have decided not TO oroH
examine our witnesses who are put o.
the stand for the purpose Of establish
ing the fact that the body At IN,
morgue Is that Of william Gulden.
suppe." said Mr.. Youngs. Il should say
that We might close he entire case be.
fore the enc Of one week. How Ions
will Il take you TO put In your De.
fensey Mr. Howe was asked
Less than a day" replied Mr.. Howe
THAT is all the time want Hut !
don't want TO finish the case this
week. think that will BE- time
enough"
Are you sure that Il will not TAKE
you more than one day to put In youi
aide Of the case. asked Mr.. Youngs. ir
establishment
That's all replied Mr.. Howe m
may take a week to examine an ths
witnesses Tor the prosecution. but Il
will take me less than one day to con
vince the jury that Martin Thorn q
innocent Why. the testimony OF Mrs
Mack has more than strengthened on
case. We admit that the body at IN,
norge Il that OF William Ouldensuppe
We admit that Guldensnppc was killed
but We shall prove 20 this court ans
Jury that Il was Mrs Mack who kll'es
Guldensuppe"
"Boah. bosh." said AR Yluugs
Thorn will be convicted"
Not az an" replied the lawye-
"Mrs. Mack admitted on the stand tina
abe lured 0uldensuppe 20 Woodslde
that she bought the oilcloth before N
man was dead and We have found IN
pistol with which she ava the killing
How Il thatf- asked Mr.. Youngt
why" said Mr.. Howe. she kille.
him with 0nldensuppe'a own pistol. !
was the pistol the detectives found a
/, her house. the same pistol she idCntl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

nal for the gathering Of crowds. the
eager pressing forward Of the multi
tude 20 zee the rich murderer. perhaps
10 speak TO him. and the demonstra.
lions along the line Of his route showed
that the interest q the people In hii
Affairs had In no wise abated. Al the
city hall there were great crowds that
impeded the progress Of the parry.
They filled the halls and Il was with
dlfhculty that they were beaten hack
by the officers.
An impatient mob also thronged the
corridors and hammered impaiiently al
the doors Of both courtroom and ante
rooms. But sheriff wheelan and his
men were on hand and the rush was
successfully stopped when no more
could gain admission to the courtroom
At II o'clock Judge Baher oaned Dur
rant 10 stand up at the bar. The young
murderer stood up and then his mar
Vicious self control asserted Itself lie
looked infinitely cooler. wonderfully
more 20. than he did In the anteroom.
The defendant attorneys en- cred
technical objections to the proceedings
but the Judge oyerrulod them and pro-
nounced judgment slowly and impres-
slvely. ordering that the young man BE-
hanged on Friday. Nov. n. between
the hours Of sunrise and noon.
A. the words "FrldaE Nov. r." left
the judges lips a muir mr. Of horror
ran through the room. Two short days
TO prepare for death. after two years
Of false hope and encouragement
Women hid their faces. while the
men craned their necks 10 see how Dur
rant would take Il. lie expected e; he
never finched As the date 81 his doom
was pronounced Just the suspicion % a
snecr appeared AZ the corners Of his
mouth. Il was the expression Of one
who bid defiance TO the last. And when
an was over and the officials began "a
clear the courtroom he resumed his
seat and chatted unconcernedly with
[ his father and some sympathlzlnl
friends. when the gaping crowd wai
dispersed Durrant was handcuhed and
taken back TO san Quentin and put n
| the condemned cell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
DURRANT'S End NEAR.
He Is Sentenced 10 Die Upon the
ScaQold Tomorrow Morning.
HE TAKES HIS FATECALMLY
Durrant Was Convicted Of the Murder
Of Blanehs Lamoat and Il chars-
I'd with Numbering Minnie
williams, bat Never Trlsd.

San Francisco. nov. ii.-william
Henry Theodore Durrant. the young
student condemned TO death for the
murder of Blache Lamont. and who Il
also charged with the murder Of Min
ME Williams. was brought over from
San Quentin prison yesterday and upon
being taken before Judge Baher was
sentenced to be hanged tomorrow.
Clearly shaved. with the exception
OF bis moustache. which has been al
lowed 10 attain luxuriant growth dur
ing his sojourn in the prison, aitired
In his best suit Of clothes. over which
he wore fanltlessly fitting overcoat,
light In color. Durrant made a conspic-
uouz figure on the train and ferryboai.
His reappoaranee In public was the sig
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
DENNY plsPLEAsEo.

President NsRiaisy Appoiats chsriss
pee " si~r % chlna
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE president
has appointed Charles PAGE Of Bryan
MS. minister 10 China. Mr. Page is a
resident Of Elmhurs, In Representative
Hopkins district lie "a about q yeari
old and has been somewhat active In
politics. lie has been a member Of the
legislature for three terms and was a
candidate for speaker. lie was edu-
Gated In Europe and is fluent linguist
Minister DENLY. who O. succeeded by
this appointment. mas held the position
since the beginning of President Cleve-
lands FIRST term President Harrison
appointed ex-senator Blair Of New
Hampshire 20 succeed him. but he was
objectionable 90 the Chinese govern
ment and Mr.. Denly was left undis-
turbcd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE general
missionary committee on the extension
Of the Methodist Episcopal church re-
sumed IT, session with Bishop Andrews
OF New York In the chair. The cues
ton OF n division Of the apnropria-
lions Of the domestic and foreign ms
slons was discussed az some length
The total amount appropriated Is Si.-
1890. aud $4,000 additional, appro-
prlaied for contingent expenses, and
$50 900 Tor incidental expenses. Il was
decided 70 make a division OF the mis-
slonary fund on the basis Of ~ per
cent Tor home missions and J5 pog cent
10 foreign missions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

fod in court. Just watch us The jury
Is with ~. and ! can assure you that
Martin Thorn will be acquitted"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
woman Murdered =. nrswawosa

nrownwood. Tex, Nov. ii,-When J.
Firueroa. n Mexican tamale man WHO
lives In the suburbs Of hrownvood, re-
turned home late Tuesday night he
found HE wife an American woman.
lying pool ~ blood under the kitchsn
stove. n,r skall was mashed In above
her left eye snd she was stabbed three
times over the heart and twice through
the arm and her face and hands taily
cut a. though a fearful struggle had
taken place A heavy cord doubled
four times was tied around her neck.
cutting into the nesh. No arrests have
been made and no clew 70 the plrpe.
traitors OF the foul deed az yet She
was alone IN the house
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Chicago. Nov ii.-Chlcago n-d
Eastern Illinois passenger train No.
10. bound Tor Chicago. coliiod vi h a
milk train on the Wabash railway az
Hammond Junction of Elghiy-eishth
street while both trains were going a
q high speed. Six persons were g..
rlously injured fnglnctr Sloucr OF
the Chleaco and Eastern illinois will
probably ace. The others VII recover.
a misplaced switch caused the wreck.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
thorn TRIAL CLOGGED
The Illness Of q Juror Necessitatei
a Short Delay.
MAY SELECT ANOTHER JURY
Another Sensation Looked Ror when th
Auoussd Maa IL Pat In the wit
hsss Chair-A Misist-F Tells Of
Mrs. Nach's Copf sslon.

New York, Nov 1.-The trial Of
Marlin Thorn for the murder Of VII
liam Guldensuppe. which has been II
progress for the last three days az Loni
Island City. may be discontinued for ar
indefinite period owing TO the Illness
Of Juror Magnua Larsen. when cour
adjourned yesterday until $3.50 O'Clock
this morning the doctors who oxamin
ed the Juror thought he was only SUI
fering from slight stomach trouble
and would be able 10 attend court, bu
Il was discovered that Larsen was AZ
ficied with appendicitis and his condi
ton was 20 serious the physicians vii
not allow him 10 leave his bed.
Judge Smith opened court few min
utes later and District ATTORNEY
Youngs informed him Of the serioui
condition OF Juror Larsen and with Oh,
consent Of lawyers on both sides. Judg'
Smith adjourned court until s:sl
O'Clock tomorrow.
II Juror Larsen Ia not sufficiently re-
covered 10 attend 10 his duties In the
jury boz tomorrow the state will ash
for an adjournment until Monday. anc
then. n. IN the opinion Of the physl
clans. the Juror will not have sufficient
~ recovered. the district attorney vii
ask that the present jury be diseharg
ed and a new panel uravn from which
a new jury will be selected immediate
" and the trial will BE- pushet
through during the present term.
The sensational testimony that Mrs
Mack gave before the court In whicl
she confessed that she lured William
ouldensuppe 10 the place where sh'
alleged Martin Thorn committed TN
murder. IL the talk Of the city. Tn
courtroom was packed while Mrs Nacl
was In the witness chair.
For two hours and IS minutes she re-
NAMED there while she told the terri
be story Of how she lured CuldensupT'
10 his death. and in telling the tall
she knew full well she was bringing
her paramour TO the electric chair
Frequently their eyes met, but ih'
woman was not equal to the occasioi
and she always had TO turn away from
Thorn's sieadfasi gaze. When she va
asked why she had confessed she re
piled that she wished TO clear her con
science, and then burst into tears 80
when Lawyer Howe began his eros
examination he handled her unsrar
ingiy and made her own Up 10 sncl
acts Of generalization that the maiorir
Of those who heard her admissions sa
abe was the greatest culprit. and man
Of those who cvinccd a decided antlp
afhy to Thorn. sweryed around an
pitied him.
Thorns lawyers have decided 20 pa
him on the stand when the proper iim
comes. and they promise that when h
tells all he knows the court and iurl
a. well az the spectators and read.r
public. will BE- treated TO another 81
satlon.
There Il scarcely any doubt az 20 IN
fate which awaits the barber. but d
vet the prosecufiou has moi stated whl
immunity shall be given 20 airs Nae
for the unlocked Tor position In whlc
she nlaced hersef.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Dallas Nov IN ". raggart, who
was Indicted hy the grand Tor cmhei'
element oi $4,000 while he was clerk
III the Office Of county tax collector
here three wears ago. was acquitted by
the Jury. The dcfcnfo established the
fact that others 10 the Office had Just
ne much access TO the money drawer
~ he did. and on this ground the jury
rafaaaai him
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12
TRAIN BURNED UP.

wrecked by an Obstructiar. 7 hes Firs
Trom q steve snd l. CONSUMED
Louisville. Nov IA passenger
train on the Louisville. Henderson and
S. Louis road. which was due In this
city at 7.so O'Clock this morning, was
deralled by an obstruction and entire
IL consumed by Gre az p. m. near
Iecsport. 90 miles from here. No lives
we're losi and 10 far as known no one
was seriously injured. The stove In the
the combination car started the hre.
The loss was heavy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Georgetown. Tex. Nov. ia teie.
gram received here from Tyler by W.
W Neims. attorney for plaintiff. states
that the cold STORAGE law tcst case.
Henry Brown Va state carried from
this county TO The court Of criminal
appeals. was decided IN favor u plain
tln. and the cold storaso act passed
BY the twenly-hfth legislature declar.
81 wholly unconstitutional.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

New York. Nov. IA dispatch 20
the Herald from Havana, says
Correspondence has Just boon receiv-
"a from the Heralds Correspondent In
Puerto Principe which states that an
open mutiny Of Spanish soldiers oc-
CURED there recently. The muiiny de-
vclopod into a conflict IN the streets
between ihc commanding officers and
the troops. The soldiers mutiulcd b.
cause their ratlons were insufficient
and they could not get their pay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-12

Mldllcshoro. Ky. l.ov IA spe-
eial from Hydon states that 10 row
over a political tax John Sehree shot
and KILLED Henry Davis, and that Sc
hrco vas shot and morially wounded
by Molllo Davis. sister 81 Henry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-10
NFuzA MaA

An old color~d woman who washes Asx <n seQaSantaass ef mine said eo hss the sthsr day:
 'eSuse ne. Haisy. but could you ls4 me have a doElar in advance Rsat's doN Ez Hy saa nsn's out O Ww&
 'rOut st wrr&I Why, Caroline. I tAooght year hUszsssd wss doing go wn co . wsissrFi
 "Doos Eo4 put sHs of it now, niis- N knsis's been as ruin @ him 'Asod aa IG ka@i"
 "Nwzsss Why, &ss he sposid bis zssasy f~r sSs~s sss& Ssnsot aok- sMi"
 "L@wa, Rs, Yves ais way. Dat h~sSl where he got bs new job dey AAs a band . EssAs s.playin all HAROagA 9tAGsr, aa 4At settled poor HpAzaAm
 ''I Aos't En4ss&Sd you, Csro- kna
 He SsGdz't ssasd iS, honey; he ssaldn't ssAxA it DSt man was marked wSd H&saai< Nobody knows how sOhsrsd PesE4s love s tune 'sep4 ssbors4 psOPas dssalsslyes.
 "Hs SSsdn't kssp his fvet still WAsa daF played anything lively, an is w&s ell hs sOukd to to keep hesn Wsvia he beAsaz round when h9 waa takia sA sEder.
 De head wafser spoke to him half . aOssa times, Sa bs tried his best tO keep quist.
 Bslt nighs hsSsEe last, when dere wAs e special hne party of Ia dSes an GsnSlssRsa dat Eph was a-wsitin ea, dst dese srkeStra done stw'sok up . i04 Q glory halleluiah ssRnp HoestSn hymRs, iest's dat fool Q mine was cuSain in de do with a hg tur~sn . S~uP
 He den't rSsnena her nuffin bout whaa happened, but de udder hove say he Guv ( yell. his hands an fses went up. sA he commenced ca- psrin like s erssy man. wid de soup hyin Rll ob~T de place.
 He wss put out ef oo'se, an mighty had ke teeas about it.
 "But he says 'aint his fault, 'e~use he was bon so.
 Tank ye, nufssy I'll work dis out for you Eext job he gets it won't he where dey has a banG. dat's shush. Folly Pry in New Ye4k Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-10
Hunm,nr Rira.. unhr,Iln-

A writer in The American Sports man tells a remarkable story about a humming bird:
 In front of a window where worked last summer was a butter nut tree. A humming bird built her nest on a limb that grew near the window, and we had an opportunity to watch her closely. In fact, we could look right into the nest
 One day. when there was 8 heavy shower coming up, we thought we would see if she covered her young during the rain. Well, when the first drops fen, she came and took in her bill one of two or three large leaves growing close by and laid this leaf over the nest so as completely to cover it. Then she flew away.
 On examining the leaf we found a hole in it, and in the side of the nest was a small stick that the leaf was fastened to or hooked upon. After the storm was over the old bird came back and unlocked the leaf, and the nest was perfectly dry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-10
n. FNAirr F1e>.A.

In msny lecalitses of the Scotch coaEts and the coasts of Norway the Ashing grounds Ire at some distance hrem the shore, and the start must hs made with the Sbb tide, some times in tloe mi4dls of the night. All the boafs of . Eingle locality gsnagally start togSsher, and Go one uAacc1stomed to the sight the spec t&c4s of 9oe to sOo fishing boats put tlng oil from a harbor like Tar noouth is . sight nevex SO be forgot tsa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-03-10
J0eWsH Jetsaa eN TaE BMecs CASE.

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