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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-04-27
Blood

Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifes, Vi
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
the elements of health and strength to
every nerve, organ and tissue. creates
good appetite, gives refreshing sleep
and cures that tired feeling. 1t is because
of its great power to purify the blood that
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
A TIRED FELLOW.

Talkin' bout November days-I reckon
they're all right;
But / has ter fetch the wood in fer the
big oak fires ut night;
| reckon snow a-fallin' makes q purity
sort er show,
But it amt so powerful pleasant when
you has ter shovel snow!
Talkin' bout November days-with frost
in burrows gray,
They amt so powerful pleasant when
you spend 'em haulin' hay;
like the sharp, clear mornin's-tht
hunters lively horn.
But I'm feelin' mighty solemn when I'm
set to shuck.n' corn!
I've come ter the conclusion this world
fer man an boy,
Is about peck . trouble ter every pin
o joy:
/ like blue skies an meadows-a bir(
that knows Il song,
But | can't jine in the chorus when they
work me all day long!
II. l.. STANTON.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
LOCAL STOCK MAXI Ell.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, H.. Nov. ia little bulge
which took place in oats and which ad-
vanced the price of that article 4 was all
that saved wheat and corn from almost
utter stagnation to-day. Sympathy with
the strength in oats put some degree
of activity and considerable strength in
both these markets during the latter
part of the session. Wheat closed 1H01
13s higher and corn advanced Y cent.
Provisions were firm though dull and
advanced 5@10 cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
SALE OF LAND.

In purSnanc Of th0rty Civ n us II a de
made on rhe 18th dit of ov,mh r 10 n
spe ial pro cell ~ ritled y. IL Fl Cheat
ham and orhe ag int VI Pm han aud
OH rs we wi o. ontav the i h dav of
December. at he cour, house door in the city
o. "a Ugh. All nc pub ic al" ion 20 he
highes idder for cash the following de
scr b al 'ands siu re in TN city of Il leigh
an 60 ntg of Wake Ia wit
To- of and on go ner of aharrus and
swat reefs whit n il fu deS rined in
dee from rowl rec i,er. "a H. + h at
h m ard reco q Il ban ~ page 81. In
flee Of Re i>ter of Deeds # Wage county.
OF of lard % corner nf Mar n ard
SVsin str cts viii h il fully described In
deed ON e ~ 'ru-t-e 20 B + an j.
hea IN and corie in hook TOT rage
~. in Office If Regis of eeds of Wake
county.
3 'ot Of "a on corner of Caha rus and
smith streets. h'ch IS fully de crihnd in
dee from w iarhan wife 60 b and
~ ham q recorded IN 90 iui
page IA i 1 u'ce of Re isteI of Deeds of
y axe counv
ntof Ian olw s'sita f NTH street
between anafru an Dtvir StreetS, adj0in
in h. 'ards OF Bro g't,n = Others
Tn said IA a'e p'rf of he estate OF he
lac Is +. he than IN are SJtdf pdrtitio
anon IN hen Sa'fav.
AUS Novem ,er .0Ih. 1871.
a. a III Ks
ALtX 4. Fell ID.
commissioners
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
A CUTE DEAL IN SUGAR
SOUTHERN ROADS THE MOSI
HEALTHY ON THE LIST.
GOOD TRADING IN HIGH PRICED BONDS
Money so Easy That the Union Pacific ray
ments May be Anticipated--Cotton De-
clined Five Points Wheat Gained
Over Cent.
Over a Cent.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE monotony
of unsatisfactory conditions is preVai-
ent i'm the dry goods market. Even
wooden goods are assuming Guinness,
sales of next years goods being delayed
both in mems wear fabrics ana III DRESS
goods: this is reflected in other lines
and in the wool market, and generai
.tapnation results, which, just at this
season and under the present conditions,
70 considered somewhat unusual, and TO
hold little inducement for marked eHott
toward the increase of trade. Jopbefs
seem TO be buying very slowly. In sta
oIe cottops the demand is still restraln-
ed. Print cloths continue to sell SLOW
and without any change.
COTTON.
New York. Nov. 1T.-Early Liverpool
rohle accounts were decidedly satisfac-
TORY and our market opened firm Tor
an advance of 500 points. Immediate
Nv following the first call, however, Il
sbarp corner was turned as the out
sidn nublic" refused TO follow the adj
vance Local traders were disposed 10
secure profits or give preference to the
short SIDE of the account. Liverpool
sellin. orders commenced 10 put in an
appearance and u reaction of o'4II
points followed in the face Of this morn
inr's weather map reporting killing
frosts in Memphis, Ncksburg. Little
Rock, Abilene and Atlanta. The bears
claim that fro<ts have been over dis
counted in yesterdays advance. Selling
here was curhed to some extent by IN
dicat;ons of diminished receipts at the
ports and interior towns. According 20
private cables. conditions at Manches-
ter are steadily improving and contl-
mental srinaers are also increasing the
demand for spot cotton. Fall River sent
more encouraging advices. but Amer
can spinners failed to buy spot cotton
with confidence. But the Southern spot
markets were reported to be in better
shape on larger increase shown by eX-
porters who gave preference to cotton
for immediate shipment. The market
here closed barely steady at net de-
cline of 5GT points.
rs. YOEA.
NEW VOW Nov. FIXTURES opene
arm sales a.t0n hs'~s
Fntnres closed barely steady; sales 1S0eo
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Now York. Nov. l1.-Net declines to
Gay were nhont the same as net gains
we're Yesterday in the stock market bht
fle range OF prices is little wider as
fb.ra vas a time during the day when
Az we're carried a fraction above yes
t.rjoy.s close. the extreme decline III
som.. of the grangers and the coairrs
n therefore something over a point Su.
oar -ulad GENERALLY above last nights
close. rising ut one time IA and this
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
NAVAL sT,JkR s

wILMINGTNS =. November u SPIRIT.
turpenCire firm &c 9l29a 90 .elpt, i3 casks.
hDeiu firm ,Lratucu sl.IU: soOu sJralne
sl.I5 eeceIpts 80, barrels.
Crude Uurpontine irm Hsrd sl.4O. GOT
H. etryiu l.A receipts - harrels.
Tar firm at ii 05; receipts barrels.
'HAh. .srOh, '. e.. NOV. IL -rurpentin
firm Il 70 sales casks.
,.ostr urn, sales 80, A, n, siO,; G, sos
d. stC5; Il, 10. f, $40 G. l.t5 ii, 81 ~.
81. 20 n $50 u, $50, n, SI9., window Elas'
.22l wa or white 500
tAvASNAH ia Nov IL. spirits turpe,
i :" III m at 81; sales 3 U casks. receipts l,07;
cask.
nosiu firm; sales 7,S receipts 1895 A Is
10 - ,l.IU. e. xll5 f, $l.I,'G, 1870 q
n2j. 4, tl.3j; Il $3.50 NJ $40, N. 500
widow glass 81 30 water white 50 %
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
ATCTlON SALE OF CORPORA
TION STUCk

4! virtue of authority cor ftrred By
certain deed OF trust tn Us from W.
II \ X :. Tucker n Co. dated June
Isl. 1897. aud registered III IN. n-sAEss Of
~. Register III Deeds far Wax, c,panyv
\ g.. n Book Ia NJ pag, - VIVA
an Saturday November 2nh 1876 seIi
~ puhlic cutlery {" rh+ h ghr>I bidder
fui cash <iA ~ shares fac. value
>l'mR -sch, ~ stock ~ h. Raleigh
Electric Company an 81 shares face
value Shl.tHl each, ~ stock ~ th. EariuA
Roller Mills Company rhre. q shares
-. value SlmIm EACH Of stock e
III. North Carolina Car Company, an6
~. Il share fsc~ value $l'm.00l %
.r,"E in rh. News and phs, -v"r Com
pany
|'lac~ ~ sai- Count! C"ur' House
1.rn Raleigh Y G. Time ~ -aie ID
o'clock m
EK\ EST W'"'D
WILLIAM X SNOW
WILLIAM X rTCkER,
Trustees "f W r. & r. = TurkDr & %.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Spot cotton closed quiet; miodIing upIandt
*, middlins & III Sd sales 800 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
1--WE &pooL. ~ov l7--t:n0 p. M.-Srot eot
ton. good fusine fon,. prices h CHER
American ,niddiIug lair I'D good mid inn ny
sid: american midding q d: low mlo-
AlIng 5-3zd; good Ordinary i-S2d; ordinary
z27
rs,ee of the day were l2.o00 bales, Of which
l,OOQ were Tor speculation ana export. anc
Included l. ,F0) American: receipts -- bales
Including American.
futures opened steady. with moderate
demand aud closed b rely cay.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
p,Gu pkODUCE MARKEr,
nrw YORK nnEKY MARKET.

NEW YORK. November IL. Money on cal
A4eaoy at IAaZ peI cent, last loan pc
49,. closed a. |. "a, per cent. Prime lnei.
Sautle paper 81 aiza per cent. StefIlnh e1
0bauxe easy. WIN actual buslneks IN oank
a. oills al io5x a}.o)4 for demand, and
1syl tor Yty nays. Posted Rates 49,
ard ,83t Commercial bills i.s2 silver GER
k,ncatet 53x a5a1 bar SILVER tes neAlcsL
1olInrn ar government bouas firm. stats
Sono. dull Railroad bonds firm.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
ale of VaIu BILE Mill.

hv vr'u- d d-c-"-- % the ut.-r court
I tEr 'oln'v r 't-r-d Jut "a, 1927.
in an t.'ftnu ntu ell N u Il y r. e, a.
r. +eatn~' W = Ho IL - a, ,rrt fIr
>''' - pnh't auc 'nn - he nt-s.---r n der
i"f rrS". II the e ~ ou>~ - = "a al izh,
nt FRIDAY the lgth a ,Vot - emu. al IA
4 ok IA fnIl wi"g real un. {. :xit,
81 at ami <tiu4tsi. Ia - K oT n.
,h'p YAK" r.u ~. nriu ., and
'"'u ~ Il - fol ", f''-,V I: nu ,'th by
aui " lam To 81: EAST ~
- ,utt - IA I'M Hon Nrtrt sac, south
h h. lapd ,fR p Williams N 80 on The
oe hv tbe lant 4 4 R'r.,t,l> ~: con.
t'n' lng 'ue hunhr- Ac'n> N IS be-.
ing - Sad'e Il D1rch sod \ II ood
rom f. ri harrison r.st~t.r ln the
k-si tr'~ ntf 80 II ~ ka ,',uut So. look -.
AMI pur'bA~.tl h " & tartisou
'rp + lest ~ I+neu - nd In
On ~ IAN j. IN Too = VI - .tt. az the
va matt al lsTs YAK. 81 assoc
S"r hpu>e aud re tenc-
FSrui- nfStS Ca
~ ~ n ia 81 'ctob 4. ~.
". h. SNOW. COMMISSIONER.
AL -ad
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
sEw ORLEANS.
OTHER COTTON MARX ETs.

Galveston. gu t. 57-l6. 90,5ii bales.
Nor ola ii IA. TN, 4,39. GALES.
Hat NOR, nominal, ~, = baIes.
Boston. steady \ i,33 ba'rs
WIN A9lon, St. dy, "a, ~ a bales.
philadelpblA quiet on 90 Da.er
Savannah, quiet : {, =, 81 p.
Mobile. ead,, @-ld - 3 baies.
Memphis. steady, ~ 49, naies.
AuIusta. steady. I e, I,io bales.
CharltstoL. st "A ~. Oh D. 5.oU1 bales.
Cincinnati euieD. ~, 80 naIes
I Louisville. quit, n, bales.
ST. Louis. qui.t ) 5 10, ,tlJ tales.
Houston, steedy 57s, Y, ~ bales.
New York. quiet, on, 1884 bales.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
CHANGE IN FOOTBALL.
(Chapel Hill Tar-IIeeD

Chapel Hill Tar-HeeD
It is understood that the rules COM
mit.ee will abolish next year that part
of foot bah known rs kicking goals. A
touchdown viii then count five points
goal from the field four, and a safety
two.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Arranged specially for ~ Hanna. 1t
E.ay i'e Tor SIX years. or II may De
Foraker.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Small pill, safe bill. best. pill. De
Wits Little Early Rise. cure biiiou.
ness, constipation sick headache. Caro
lima Drug Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

You can't cure consumption, but you
can avoid it and cure every other form
OF throat or lung trouble by the use Of
inc Minute Cough Cure. Carolina Drug
Company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

Ask for Vick's Little Liver Pills. The
best family pill-never gripes. % cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
RALEleh COTTON MARX ET.

RALEIGH, N. G., November "a
1oOd COTTON ..t'...... D1 "a =
Low radeS 1870 $500 $780, 7%@o
hece4pts 20 bales.
RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKET.
GOOD chickens ......''. .st.'..'ss 10 gZO
Rg0s Observation-Disclosures. Ia (Gl3h
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18
IS r e ~ ~ g $50

..At -, ~. uaAta~
N u go =. a al ,r,.,i : ! and
IA - ..sa:i. ~enty
80 q ia az "a - Yes4
~, ; rae dat y. payA
81 .. ~. q !. naa, .iin,-. sac RalEk
:. Y.I u ."d ->., huiiA
n. I'D - urse~ rhW
t.T.,t,f lin~l Nv J. PAID
h. ~ I Il .su.i.,sn. 80; ~ heen
!. snl i.,a ZAP
e4t s,-'~'.ts -. u"a = uOt 20
ssft -ostt rms
ss.tnhs. IA
"a M,
a.li a nssst .nis DurS
i onutv
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-11-18

(. "a "a. ~ ana
'n3-.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
ELEPHANT BLOWING ATRUMPE1
Numerous Other Tricks Performed b. q
Zoo Fsvorite in New York.

Numerous Other Tricks Performed b. Q
Zoo Fsvorite in New York.
Tom, the wonderful trained elephant
of the Central park zoo, New York, is
one of the most highly trained elephants
in the world. He has travelled with
menageries in which he received the
rudiments of his education, but his
principal school has been the zoo, and to
Keeper Snyder is by far the greater part
OF his training due. The other day he
delighted the crowd with a new trick
that he never before attempted in pub
lie. At Snyder's orders he drank from
a champagne bottle, rang bell, nodded
and shook his head in answer to ques-
tions, crept on all four knees, stood
erect on his hind legs and then played
the mouth organ.
Next Snyder brought out a fish horn,
and at sight of it Toms eyes glistened
and his ears waggled with antScipative
Joy. The horn had been carefully
wrapped with cloth TO keep it from cut.
ting the trunk. The horn was put in.
The monster waited, tingling with i'm.
patience. His tail twitched and his
big ears tapped more vigorously.
; Blow" said Snyder. and the ele-
plant blew. He blew so loudly that the
visitors stopped their ears and two sis.
ter elephants in the adjoining apart
ment trumpeted in emulation. -.
'LouGer!" said Snyder. And Tom
blew louder. Then Snyder told him to
stop, and with look of yearning in his
eyes Tom handed the horn TO the
keeper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
sorio.ins suopo..d Ia.,r.rr,-..

Alta certain London hospital a patlen:
sas recently given some extract OF malt.
with instructions 20 take a teaspooafui
twice q day. commencing on the follow
ing morning. ard 20 report himself at
the End Of fortnight. A. ,he cspi-s-
ton OF this time he returned and aid
70 the physician: Please. SIR. am 70
go on taking them insecss you gave
ne? Insects.- said The nstouishel
physician. what insectsT Why,
them cockroacheS. SIR. IhaFe taken ore
nighta and morning IA q feaspoortul Of
tie sticky stuff" Inquiry ELECTED thai
the cockroachss had not been dispensed,
bit had got into the Jar duriay the frx.
nigh; ot ia stay IN the patiea.'s house
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
REFUSES A BENEFIT.

Wife % the Late Prof. Hesrmsnn Y1aehflN
Determines 70 Mako Hes Own LavfnR. .
Many OF the fricrds 81 The late Prof
Alexander Hermann xecausty sent "a
his widow. Mrs Adelaide H~rr mann, &
letter expressing their sympathy in he'd
bereavement. and Offering st.stimosia@
benefit performance. Mira. Hsyrrnans
replied, thenking the agness Of fhs lott
ter. but declining the profercd benefs
Il appreciate their hpdness." abe
said. but as long as can make my own
way prefer 20 do II. Mr. Leon Herr
mann, my husband .hnasrrived
now, and yvs shaQ resume our tom
very soou. The managers Of th-aters
in which my husband was booked thi1
season have all been very kind. and hxv<
written ne their willingness 20 give md
and Mr.. Leon Hermann the sszne tint
ard terms xey gave him.
Il shall try to keep my home atwhkA
stone. but our private car and my hus
bands horses shail dspose a>
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
PEARY'S PLAN.
Brief Outline Of the Way In Which
He Would Reach tho Pole,
The Arctic Explorer Presents His Schens
20 tho American Geographical 30.
ciety, Which Gives Him q
Cullum Gold Medal. ~

At the annual meeting Of the Americ
an Geographical society IN New Yml
city, President Daily presented Lieut.
R. E. Peary, tho arctic explorer, win
vas dressed in naval Uniform. with tn,
first Cullum gold medal in recognition
of his services as an explorer. In &C
cepting tho medal Lieut.. Peary said b.
believed the north polo would b.
reached very soon, and If the United
States was going to get tho glory il
should be about it at once. He proposed
the following plan OF doing this:
"My plan in fewest words is to raise
fund sufficient TO insure the continue,
ton of the work for ten years, say
S15o,000, and deposit it in trust com.
pany; purchase ship; give her min,
imum crew; load with concentrated
provisions; proceed to Whale sound;
take on several piclosd families Of my
faithful Esquimaux, with their tents
canoes, dogs, etc; force a way through
Robinson channel to Sherard Osborne
Fjrd or farther. and land people and
stores; then send the.slHp back.
"As soon as the freezing of the.ice Il
the great fjords of the northwest coast
would permit sledge trssel. the work OF
advancing supplies northeasfward
along the coast would be commenced.
AS soon as the supplies had been ad.
vanced the first stage, the party itself
would move forward, leaving a cache
behind.
''Then the second stage Of advance
would be taken up, so that early spring
should find the party and the bulloof its
supplies located at the northern ter.
minus of the North. Greenland arrhi.
pelago, probably not far from the
eighty-fifth parallel with caches behind
it at each prominent headland.
From this point, when the prope,
time came. with picked dogs, the.light
est possible equipment and two Of the
best of the Esquimaux, the Dash for the
pole would be attempted with strong
probabilities of successful ,termina-
ton.
I'm nutshell, my projects means,
first, the raising of a sum sufficient to
insure persistent. continued effort 50
that if the attempt fails the first yearit
can be repetaed the next, and the next,
and the next until it is done
Second, the establishment of a party
OF picked Esquimau families, q surgeon
and an experienced leader at the high
est practical point on the northwest
coast of Greenland, with ample supplies,
means of communication which would
enable the colony to sustain itself un-
til its work is accomplished, and with
practical line of retreat entirely indie
pendent Of the ship"
The late Gen. Culluni, who left $780,.
600 to the society, provided that part OF
the income of the fund should be ex-
pended in giving gold medals to persons
achieving notable results in geograph.
ical research.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
WORK.NGMEN ARM AND DRILL
Recomme dstions in tho Report OF Ss-
seph Manning ut Cleveland.

The report of Master Workman Jo-
seph Manning, of distinct assembly
NO. AZ, Knights Of Labor. at
Cleveland, o., just made public,
contains one clause which has
awakened considerable interest among
workin2men. 1t is proposition to
have working1nen form themselves into
armed and drilled bodies. The exact
words of Mr.. Manning's pazxn are ss fol-
lows: Il recommend that he executive
board of the district ASSUME full charge
and control of the uniform rank of the
order. and that steps at once be taken
TO secure subscriptions to fund suff.
Gent for its maintenance" At the
time of the big strike at the works of
the Brown Hosting company last Sud-
mer, it was proposed that the working
men OF the city form themselves into
armed and drilled bodies that should In
tme prove fully az formidable as the
militia. Later came the information
that one or two companies had been
orgs nized, and then nothing more WIS
heard of the project O3ciSls admit
that the present companies contain
more than their quota of men. and that
IN consequence new companies were to
no o-uapizef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21

German army officers ere In ksS6
iheir pey raced. Fi1t yi~ut<rau. - I'm
scccire 1920 year instead Of ssiB. e.ps
tsins ssss instead Of 500. rns tors 81 80
instead Of 81 80. and colonel. g 100 -
read of 1850. The MONEY for ;hs ~
crease In obtained from The saving ~
government makes In reducing The n
teres. on Tho pubic deb. from four 4
three ADD one-hsh per crit The change
10 not 81 profit 20 the osie~rs- ~ shsJ
sre compelled By IT, army r~guistion1
20 !nv.z: their GssiHg. In go~,-nmea(
furdl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
ELECTRICAL SCIENCE
TIE Mystery of Pho<phoreseenee To Grade
ally Getting Cleared Up.


Dit by bit the mystery which sur
rounds the subject of the emission OF
light by phosphorescent substances i,
being unraveieG- Uncanny stories Of
corpse lights and wilfo-thewisps may
continue TO furnish food for the folk
lorist. and the fabled lamp % Aladdin
viii flourish forever history. Science,
when she dissipatss . myxery. always
ends by leaving the heart OF the fable
untouched. Nevertheless she does ex.
p'cre The facts that lie az the
base OF romance. and sometimes
deals cruelty with them OF the
out-of-the-way corners OF scienc.
none has been more tempting than tia.
which IS concerned with the strange
property o. giving on: light without
heat To The achexnisss x-e due the
beginnings OF ri discovery. Did nc;
Kraft evolve from a hiseous bres o.
organic matter TIE material after-ard
isolated as Ire chemical element, ybos-
pho-us7 It's slow Oxidation in raoss.
air produces the pale Eieam familiar &c
every schoolboy as beio-ring 20 lse-fs-
matches
Did not an obscure shoemaker OF To
icers d-.cove- la; bT hest.1s IN s-fzs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
AN ECHO OF THE PAST.
Skeleton of an Indian with Many Curiou
Articles Cnearthed at Spokane, Wash.

Skeleton Of an Indian with Many Curious
Articles Unearthcd at Spokane, Wash.
The body Of an Indian belonging ev-
identity to some very remote period, has
been unearthed almost within the city
limits of Spokane. Wash. At the east
end OF Hangman creek bridge rains
have caused the banks to cave down and
thus the skeleton was exposed. 1t was
in a sitting position and buried a foot
below the original surface.
Implements of the chase and nu-
merous trinkets of bone and stone were
unearthed with the skeleton. There
were six or eight flint arrow heads.
three or four bone arrow heads ard
stone implements and hatchets. More
curious still were number of small
bones notched on The sides. having ev-
identity served as records of important
events. The other Indians in this Vi
oinity have no recollection of the body
ever having been buried there. 1t issup-
posed from appearances the body has
lain there at least zoo years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-21
ToRCHlNG FOR HERRING.
Attracted by the Light the Fish Swarm
Around the Boat.

Capt, Sargent does his herring fish
ing in a 25-foot launch fitted with .
naphtha engine. which is much ssfei
and also much more effectual than ths
dories ordinarily used. AS soon as il
was dark the start from Annisquau
was made, the crew Of the ship consist
ing Of Capt. Sargent and two volun'
teers, who were rock codders by profes-
sion. but wero glad 20 go along for the
fun and possibly profit in the "Trip. The
engine was started up. and with Capt
Sargent At the helm the little Graf,
swung down he river ardheade1 scross
the bar. As soon as the point On the
western side of the haTbor was pasees
IL was realized TIA. the feet was already