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THREE LYNCHED.
Negroes. Identified as Members of ths
Gang of Assaulters. Killed.
A IIu.drod Men with Bloodhounds Are
After the Remaining Five Members
of the Gang. and AZ Caught
They WIN Be Lynched.

ATLANTA, Ga, July "a A special "a
the Constitution from Bainbridgc, Ca,
says: A Negro captured near Iron City
Sunday night was brought to Satrold
and identified as one OF the assailants
OF Mrs. j. T.. Ogletrcc last Thursday
night. lie was lynched Sunday morn
ing near SaHold.
The other dead Negroes were found
alongside the railroad tract, two miles
west Of cambridge SUNDAY morning
ThenSmcs OF none Of these Negroes M
known. 1t is believed by some tibet
the two dead Negroes found by tie
railroad track were the men arrested
Saturday at Troy. Ala. on suspicion OF
being implicated in the ogletree out
rage and who were being brought to
Saiyo.d for Identification.
BAINBRIDGE, Ca, July "a. - Three
Negroes were lynchcd during Saturday
night near Saffold, Ca. and the mob
is hunting for five more who are be-
lisyed 10 have been members of gang
that robbed j. T.. Ogletree. agent OF
the Plant system at Safrold, Thursday
uight. afterward binding him and as
saulting his wife in his presence. Since
The crime was committed hunting par
ties have been out in search OF the
guilty Negroes
One of the Negroes appeared at an
old darky's hut near Crimson. Ca, aud
asked to be harborcd. The old man
wen 10 Crimson and informed the an
ihori;ies OF his presence. A posse re-
turned with him and captured the
Negro, who gave his name as Louis
sammin. The man was taken TO SAT-
fold, and was identified Nv Mr.. and
Mrs ogletrce as one OF their asSai..
ants lie said there were eight Ne
grocs in his gang and that they came
rom Augusta lie said two Of the
gang were not far away.
One portion OF the mob went in pur.
suit OF these two while the other
aanged Sammin and riddled his body
With bullets The other two were
shot and scalped. party
ringing their scalps To sanold sun.
day evening. A hundred men with
Goodhounds are after the remaining
Eve mem bers Of the gang and II caught
hey will be lynchcd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
THE SOLDIERS CALLED OUT.
Another Attempt Made to Wreck . Trolley
Car by striking street Car Men
In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., July 25.-Rioting
broke out afresh here Monday night
and n second attempt to wreck a ear
was made. A Pearl street car speeding
south near Holmdcn avenue, carrying
beside the motorman aud conductor, q
guard, successfully ran guantle, OF
missiles thrown from the roofs OF
houses only to run into a can OF nitro
glyccrin which exploded with
terrific force. The rear platform
was torn of and the flooring wrcnched
from its fastcnings. The crew was
not injured. but emerged from the
shattered ruin with their pistols
drawn and began firing at what they
thought was couple Of men crouch
ing as II u hide themselves behind a
small bill board. The explosion was
the signal for renewing the attack
from the housctops and alleys.
Troop \, hurrying on horseback IL
the scene, was bombardcd with giant
hrccrackers. One Of these exploded
with such fierce that the mount OF one
OF the troopers was knocked over In
his fall carrying with him two other
horses aud their riders Several arrests
were made Pistol shots were fire.
quently heard and one man was slight
ly wounded in the arm IL Is said. Up
TO late hour, reports, more or less
vague, OF blockadcs aud shooting. float-
ed about town, but failed OF condrma-
ton.
Strikers and their friends held a
mass meeting in Newburg, a suburb OF
Cleveland, Monday night, during
which the men were urged TO pcrse.
we're in their fight against the Big Con.
solidAted.
CLEvEtANp, O, July IS. A special
10 the Leader from Columbus says:
Adjt Gen. Axline shortly after inid-
night received the following message:
send regiment at once" The Colum.
bus regiment was at once ordered 10
assemble and should reach Cleveland
early Tuesday morning.
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he finished speaking and was
about 20 rise he fell back in his chair.
A physician was Immediately sum
moned, but when he reached the house
he found that Mr.. Ingersoll had died
almost instantly. The physician did
no, give the cause OF death. but the
family believe il was due to apoplexy.
Mr.. Ingersolrs wife and two daugh-
tiers were with him when he died.
Robert G. Ingersoll was born In Ores
den, n. Y. August IL, 1888 His father
was a Congregational clergyman of
such liberal views that he was perse.
cuted for them, aud in his early life
Robert G. Ingersoll imbibcd an intense
hatred of Calvinism. which grew with
his growth and finally made him an
aggressive opponent of all generally
received forms of religion.
No arrangements have been yet
made for the funeral, but IL will prob
ably take place on Monday at the
house, and the interment will be in
Sleepy Hollow cemetery at larry
town.
Death came TO him as he had re.
Gently expressed desire that IL
should. He often In old times .--a-,
he wished TO die slowly. with a fupI
consciousness, so he might tell thos
about him how IL felt. Recently ht
experienced a change OF desire to die
painlessly and without warning.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
SIXTH REGIMENTS VICTORY.
Il Was Greater Than at FIRST Reported
VIII Have saiotsry Eject ON
similar Robber hands.
WASHINGTON, July sA-The war de

WASHINGTON, July aL-The war de.
partment Sunday received from Gen.
otis another dispatch giving addition.
al particulars of the fight between
Capt. Il. A. Byrne, with 40 men of the
9th infantry, and robber bands in
the island Of Negroes 1t shows that
the victory Of the soldiers
was greater than that re-
potted in Gen. Otis's dis.
patch of July 81 and that the loss SUI.
fered by the robbers was considerably
larger than before stated. Much sat
isiaction is felt by Gen. Otis over the
results of this preliminary effort in
dealing with this disturbing element
in the island and he reports it already
as having a salutary effect on other
bat Us infesting the locality.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
PERIODS OF
SUFFERING
GIVE PLACE
TOPERgOUS
or 10Y

died. The doctor even gave me up aud
wonders how | ever lived
g wrote for Mrs. Pinkham's adv icc
at Lynn. Mass, and took her medicine
and began 90 get well. / took several
bottles 81 the Compound and used The
Sanat.vc Wash, aud can truly say that
| am cured. You would hardly know
me. | am feeling and looking 80 well
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound made me what | am. "--Mgs.
j. F. STRETCH, +di MECHANIC ST,
CANDIES, y. ].
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ROBERT G. INGERS0LL DEAD
The Well known Lecturer and Lavyu
Died suddenly at Ills summer Home
In Dobbs Ferry. NJ ", Friday.

NEw YoRk, July 22.-Robert G. Inger
soil died at his home in Dobbs Ferry.
\. " Friday afternoon, of apoplexy.
Mr.. Ingersoll went to his summci
home in Dobbs Ferry tive days ago ap
parently in good health. Shortly aftei
his arrival there he complained of q
slight indisposition.
lie spent Friday morning in his room.
and shortly before he was stricken hi,
wife offered to have his luncheon sen,
mp to him so that he would not have e
walk down stairs to the dining-roon
below. lie laughingly replied tina,
while he did no, feel quite as young a.
he used to, he guessed he was no,
yet an invalid and he would
go down with the Others. A.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
The Rumor Denied.

PARIS, July % Dispatches received
here from Pretoria, South African
republic, say that the absence Of Pres
ident Kruger from the meeting Of the
executive council Monday gave cur.
rency to report that he had resigned,
owing TO differences between himself
and members OF the volksraad. Pres
idcnt Kruger, when seen Monday
night in regard to the matter, denied
these rumors, stating positively that
they were without foundation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
How Mrs. Brown Wa Helped.

81 must tell you that Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
more for me than any doctor.
g was troubled with irregular
mcnstruation. Last summer ! began
the use OF your Vegetable Compound,
and after taking two bottles, | have
been regular every month since. l
recommend your medicine 20 all. -
MRs. MAGGIE A. BRows, WEST Pr.
PLEASANT, y. J.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Nsw Through sleeping Cor Line nstwss.
81 Ioats asd Denver
ttaIy "a uouf. IN Houte

The Missouri Pacific Railway In CON.
pe-,ion with the Rock Island Roui. from
Kansas city, h now Operating through
sleeping cars tetwccn ~ Louis aud ben
yer, leaving ~ Louis y q ma daily, arriving
Denver II O'Clock the nest morning This
10 the quickest line trt~rcn tbcae citirs ~
over two hours
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Tho President's Vacation.

gAsnISGToS, July 24.-President
and Mrs. Mckinley will leave here the
mSdlo OF the coming week for their
VACATION at Hotel Champlain, three
mis- from Plattsburg. N. Y. Quarters
has been engaged at the hotel and
ne,rly all the details of the trip have
beh arranged.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Health Report of Havana.

HAVANA, July 25.-The health report
for the past two weeks has been the
most favorable ever known in the his
tory OF Havana. There have been no
yellow fever cases, and the number OF
other contagious or infectious diseases
has been reduced TO the minimum.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28

ia uterus. ovnrtcs
were affected and
had lcururrhun.
! had iuy children
very fast aGa a.
left me very weak
A year ago | was
taken with hoo,i.
ing and almost,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Insurance Agent Fails.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Winfeld n. Sat
uey, an insurance agent, has filed a
petition in bankruptcy in which he
schedules s2lO, 900 as liabilities. His
assets, which are estimated at $40 700
consist chiefly Of life insurance poll.
cieS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Killed while Resisting Arrest.

MACON. July 25.-The Telegraph has
= special from Leesburg, Ga. saying a
Negro supposed TO be one Of the SAT-
fold ravishers was killed by citizens
while resisting arrest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Condition ofthe Trea.,-x

WASHINGTON. July go. Fridays
statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. s279,s97oIf gold reserve, s24a.
Sc, 900
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28

Microbes are now Understood 90 be nee.
sssap 10 human life II }. our tendency,
W believe, 60 rrvari A. Necessities to-day
What wste merely convenience yesterday.
Detroit Journal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
The Shamrock at Koihesay.

dREENocK, July 2L--Sir Thomas Lip.
toAs American cup challenger Sham
rod arrived Sunday ~ Rothesay.
Island of Butte.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
IlrrrIs 70 M, risInAu 70. ,s..s,l

81 was n sufferer from female weak
ness. Every month regularly rs the
menses came, suffered dreadful pains
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28

Automobile or ought not 10 mobile sccrns
70 be the question az issuc.--Cycling Ga.
xcttr.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-28
Trolley Car strike Practically at an End.

NEW YORK, July 24-The trolley
car strike, both in Manhattan and
Brooklyn seems to be practically at an
end. General Master Workman Par
sons says it is not Sunday and at a
meeting of the Central Federated
union he launched scheme for a new
labor political party and at the same
time urged upon the delegates of the
various trades unions in Greater New
York the expediency of contrib uting
the fund TO aid the strikers and the
delegates promised their fR7ucial
support
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-22

Iiirpe'S 1si1esaIiuaifer beiIi
@beumatismus anb Rierentransteiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-22
aetn Wedat auf odsltmfett.

Die 6raa, Die biibib bon Mnseiidt,
bon i90ner 5isur unb ianftem Geniitb
TT, tpiro itets Greunbe baben, um aber
10 an5iebenb au fem, muB man feline
@eiunbbeit gut erbalten. penn cine
Grau franf unb idtuddli9 1T, unb
iuenn ibr Spitem seidwd5t lit, banu 1T
iie reiabar unb nerp6s. @enn iie an
Sartleibi9teit uoer Mierenleiben laboz
rirt, 10 tpiro ibr unreines 8fut baBli6e
9aut Gusidlase unb einem unreinen
Geint aur Solse baben. electric
Bitters 1T bic bette Mebiein Der
WeIt, nm Mnaens, 2ebere unb Mieren.
leiben 5u reguliren uno bas Blut au
reinisen. Gs peri9afft fraftiae yserz
pen belle Nusen, iammettpeibe, Hare
9aut un6 bliibenben Teint. &ura, biea
Mittel madt eiue franflide unb
ibwabe Jraa selunb, anmutbis unb
on5iebfnb. Sir nur 30 Gents 1T ber
Npotbefe bon S. @alteper & Con.
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0nIf GbpresNabn.
Mbfabrt.

Ra9 Gtodbale, tdstidb, aussenommen
Spnnta9s. s........ 800 Wornl.
Nnfunft.
@on StOdbale, tdsli6, aussenommen
Sonntags. gs...........3:0O Wa9m.
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0tfti8e 8rnmnemsafe unb Mstttel bas
QeQeu.

Ourd5 oiftioe Wrunuenoo{e fiub in
rekter 9eit in SentidbIanS nerfMie6ene
llnoIfidsfdlIe peruriodt morben, Sn
Wiipoerfeibe bei OIbenbnro nerumoIiid
ten atnei Mrheiter. hie Womffoffe ,mr
Mus6eferuno eines 8runnens heron.
fd5offem iolIien mnb obne Worfid,tS.
r1okreoeln in Inn himobosiiieoen tnaren.
Sic oi}tioen @oie betdnhten beihe, Met,
tumosber3ume, bie iooIeid, noroeunm,
men murbeu. botteu ,ilr bei hem ginen
ErfoIo ernubere in,,rbe ala Speid,e her.
noroeaooea. 9ehterer hinterIaSt Fine
gDiitwe mi, 3 QinSerm -Sn @n,smitteI
/. 5. fameu bier Verionsr bein @ro.
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Gin intersf{antea GrIehnis !,

= Gin Invertebrates grlebnis nit
etnem @ebbDd, bo8 bic Mufmerliomteit
Der Jagbfreunbe erresen btirfte, lpirb
aus Der Hmgegeub bon 6ilbeSbeim Ct.
adblt. Dor einiser 3eit mar ein Sol.
bot beS bort garuiionirenben 70. Sn.
fanterte : Regiments fabnenfRMtia ge,
uorben unb founte lange ni9t entbedt
nerben. bi8 tiir3lid beim Neaiment bie
yta9ribt einliei, Der NusreiBer baIte
I'D permuibli9 In ben umfanareidhen
gBalbnngen BET benz uaben Soolbabe
Salabetfurtb auf. I'm nun ben 6lhdbt.
ling etu3ufangen. nabm bas Treatment
seleeentlitb einer Gelbbienattbune In
Der bortigen Gegenb etne Nbiuduua
Der betreffenben Malbrepiere Dor, no.
bet Der Geiudte au9 aufaefunten
uurbe. Ut befanb fi9 in einem lido.
ls@en, benz punsertobe nabeu 3u.
ftanoe. Nt6t weuie erRauut aber ma,
ren bie SoIbateu, bic ben eutwid,eueu
8amerabeu aufeefunben, in feiuer lu
mitisIbaren Wdbe einen trdftipen Web.
bod an3utreifen, her fi9 bel ibrsr Nn.
ndberung anf@idte, ben Delerteur. NIT
osm er oni9eiuenb syreuubfthoft aes
idlORen batte. su bertbeibiaea. Gs
nslite ft9 osnn au9 beraus. baB benz
btlHolen Glh9llins bic bolIfidubioe
36bmuns bes 8bieres geIuuasn mar.
SetSsr mubte es isine Mubdnalidleit
on ben 9oIbatsu nit benz 8obe Be.
3ablsn. Als Der Rebbod perid,eud5t
wurbe, iebte er Ia Der Nnslt iiber nm.
sbeuss 9s!dabs, Tom gu Gail uub brad,
baa @enid.
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&abea Sie ibledbtes elnta

~. gs al ltno ttsfitsenee. bartnadiae Snue
SDn Ssa Hls Diat. nl.o 2aSt. .strantbeiten. tuelhe
Ssnsos pen SostGres yc: nno yateut.Yse0icinen Wt.
y ceIEano letlten tno oie B. B. B. beiIt.
gel9tuare. trenenoe @nnben. iudenbe
sSSiee9ten, 9rebs !. Sstdnilre. StropbeIn.
Blutnsrgiftnng. bic ansibldse beruriadbt
9nstnuenoes 2aar, Salss un6 Wun6.
1elHtuare ueroen BON fdledtem WIute
osrnriafbt uno tnerben idnell BON B. B. b
(Botanie Blood Balm). bem beiten Wtut.
retni8unas. Rittel Der 8eit. eebeiIt. Wan
rage ~ Mpotbeten naH Botanic Blood
Balm; @roBe 6laide $1.O0 6outausid1Ioo
BET Rtnoern tpirb i@nell burtb B. B, b.
sssstlt. Reoieinii4e anipsiians frei.
Morefls: BLOOD BALM Co.,
10,o,Iw Atlanta, Ga.
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Sas Gino 1T toot, Die Mutter piellei6t
I'M gleno. g9ie ioll i0 oariiber binwea=
fpmnlen?"
Sic mari iicb an feline grult. SD
oa6te auoers-"
ps6le6t balt Gu bon mir eeoa6t, !"
rief er, ibrem SUB auspei6eno. ngrz
bdrmli6 tief bait Tu meiue 2iebe gu
Dir gei6dbt. Was bate oenn mein
@atergefiibl nit lnierer 2iebe gu i6af-
fen? Mas bate i'd Sir entsoaen, au6
menn i'd fir jene na6 M0gli6feit ae=
ior9t bdtte?"
tSortiebuns foiat)
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Giienba1n Ga1r.Ylall.
s. & O. ". Wabm.

Nbf abrt,
Ma6 ct. Souls bia Sron Msountain
ober M. &. & g.. 1890 Nahm.
gtad ct. Souls bia Srun Neountain
Houte. .............8:30 Mbenb8.
Na6 9earne tdsli6. 90 Mor8enS.
geab Qarebo. 1000 Worul.
Infunft.
gon ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
Sc. q T.. $3.50 HOrm.
Won ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M.
Sc. & T.............3:55 Na1m.
Bon 9earne tdslid. 1920 M6enbs.
Won 2areb0. 1925 Na1m.
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q n nfunft.

Bon galifornien, Dieuitas unb Trei=
tag. ..3:15 Wf0rgenS.
Bon Nep Orleans, Dienitas unb
6reitaa ........ 200 4adnl.
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Herb. GtaffeI, 331 gaf goms
merce.StraBe. BreferbaItue jiir
grbaItuug BON Butter, WurR uub
sIeif6. GeiaI3eue @inber Odrnie.
6nlahtmeher &c.
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eomtberm asaciiie 1abu.
Wbfqhrt.

gsad Stem Orleans, Souiton un6
@albeiton tdsli9. ..........
..12:1O MittasS an6 9:3O Nbenbs.
Wa6 eagle 8aB, Merico ac......
............... IL 30 W0rm.
Nad galifornien. .......4:45 Na9m.
Infunft.
Bon Seem Orleans, Souiton unb @als
ueiton tdglid.
.....7:25 8orm. unb 80 Nahm.
Gon galifornien &C. IL 80 8orm.
Bon eagle 8aB unb Metico. -.
............. 200 M6enbs.
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Mntu 1T
U bfa hrt.

Mad galifornien, Jreitass, 1886 Mor3
Ma9 Netu Orleans, Dienitas un6
5reitag. -. .2:20 ga1m
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q. u. & u. q. waba.
Nbfahrf.

gead @aluefton, 9Ouiton unb guero
td9li1 800 8orm
Na6 Corpus Gbriiti. Mranlas 9sa6
unb BeenilIe tdsli9. IL 100 9sa9m
Nad aerruille td9li@, aus9enommen
Samitass u. Gonnta9s, 3:15 Nadm
Pah aerrpilIe, Gonntass. $3.50 Born
9tad aerrpille, Gamitass. A 80 gfa9m
Mutunft.
Bon @alueiton, Souiton uno gaero
fagltf. 1900 MoenDS.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Nrania8 8aB
unb 8eepille tdslid. 2 20 Nadm.
Bon 4erruille tdslid, aus9enommen
Gonntags unb Montags.
.................10:45 Bornl,
Bon @errpille, Gonntass, 6 80 Gbenbs.
Bon &errpile, Montass.. 81: :26 Born.
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~. 6. & =. @abm.
2lbtabrt.

9ta9 @aco, Sort Bortb. Dallas.
&an1as 9th, ct. Souls uno @bis
easo tdstid. .................
IS 100 Mor9enS unb 8 80 Ibenos.
Infunft.
@on Gbicaso, ct. Souls, aanias
gitp, Dallas, Sort @ortb anb
g8aeo, tdslid................
....8 80 Born. uno 10 20 Mbenbs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11

RHEUMATISM
aruxED NJ \ EoosrEnL


0ew . Deg necaAe . DrankaPa ~
rsEes ~ DaA Example.
4 peculiar instance of what bad exam
pie win do r. illustrated IN the cases OF .
rooster and . dog owned by the keeper
Of . suburban ro&dhouae. The man had
run saloon IA this city for q number IT
years. but being possessed OF . fondness
for country life he reeentiy decided to
crafty his tastes. and he opened q road
house not FAR from High Bridge. He was
fond Of hens. and one OF the first things
be did was 20 get . number OF them. In
the beyy Was . big rooster. and u want
long before the former saioonkeeper
noticed that the rooster was frequently
In the bArroom- He soon discovered that
the attraction for the bird Was one OF the
regular customers Every time this GUS
toner came In he would soak scraps Of
bread In beer and throw them 10 the
rooster. which devoured them with APP
parent relish An the man made num-
Der OF trips TO the bar each Gay, II soon
fell out that the rooster was invariably
tipsy by evening. In this condition the
rooster would perform All kinds Of antics.
much to the Amusement Of crowd Of
lcungers-
But here IL where the bad example
part OF the story comes In. The saloon
keeper has flne Newfoundland dog Of
which he II especially fond For six
years the dog has been around the city
saloon without showing the slightest lik-
tng for intoxicants. Al soon. however. a.
the dor aaw the means by which the
rooster shocame 80 hilarious he began to
devote attention TO the drip-pans under
the beer kegs. the dregs In which he
greediIy drank. In short time the dog
had the beer habit" too This greatly
annoyed the roadhouse keeper. and In his
wrath he decided to kill the rooster. hop
Ing that by doing away with the ''evii
influence" as he put II. the dog would
reform. Hut Il was Of no use. and now
the dog has become an inveterate topper.
and may be seen daily staggering about
the harroom sad example Of canine de-
prAvity.--New Tork Sun.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-11
FISHING Fob PHAALs.
Reward for Finders of 0ems In
Fresh Waters-Seme Good Finds.

Reward for Finders of 0ems In
Fresh Waters-Sone Good Fiads.
Herman Myer, OF New York city. an en-
thus.ast in pearls. In at the clarendon.
Mr. Myef Is going about the state inter-
<stsng people In pearl fishing and develop
ins an industry that has never before been
agitated IN this section Of the country. He
viii remain here over today visiting the
jewellers and fishermen. getting and giving
pointers on Muskingum river pearls. In
his collection OF fresh water pearls he has
some secured at Marietta and taken from
the MtSkingum river. They represent
two days work by one man and Mr. Myer
paid yls.so for them. Mr. Myer says that
his orders Tor fresh water pears are great
er than he can Ill anc he expects to event.
uaiiy get his recampense for the time and
money he h spending Ia aronang interest
In pear. fishery. by The increased hus;ness
he viii be enabled 10 do.
Mr. Mysr says that wherever musseis are
found there are pearls Il q only about
one nussei N s.e0o which has . pearl and
only about one pearl IN ten u saianIc. bat.
stu pearl fishers easily average - per day.
during the season. which - from the LII
Of August to the middle Of November.
Even with the present limited DEVELOPMENT
81 the industry not less than Sic0.onn goes
to Tennessee annually for rear.a While
average finds amount 10 only = per cay.
occasionally man h2e unusual seccesx
For instance last year Mr.. Myer pad one
mar tsN, Tor the pearls found Ia three
weeks. and he has with him . magnificent
pearl found N the Ciinch river. for which
he raid e6o In cash. This IL pronounced
hs experts TO BE the rress pearl found
in Tennessee m three years and 10 the most
valuable ere now on the New York market
peari ashinx a. now ccsEucted e . very
str,snie matter The nshsyx wait for lew
water and wade around locating the mus
sells hy sight and picking them ap with
their hanes.
They au their canoes with nsusssss and
go 20 the bank ard crsn them. vsfaahaA
pearls are never attached 10 the she'll bat
are always in the h<sh They car ostsa
be located hy sight. hut II to generally
-seessAry to feel the mussei Al over.
Pearls are Of The same material ~ the
rssusssi she'll, the ciyeFeaee beng thar the
Ycays 10 formed by coacentvtc layers. while
The shei. Il formed OF Cat layers Ihe
rrcwth Of the pearl in q nIssei r. DUE 80
a gran cs ssri or some ether foreign sssn-
stance becoming eHcyssed in the uusess-
I, Ia ne. the sine ~ y pearl which fires
SIS value. but sss degree % perfection. The
~asss reAgfs are more shsn Ordinarily vsl-
uxhsc because they are mere easily
rrasrAsd Scre v~sy waluAess eolsred
r~arss are fenaa. bat II In almost Imrosss-
be fss aas rs8srA for ar~ cosorsst pearl.
--yarssysile t0y Times Record