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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
BIGGEST eoxraasr r,ra ,rr.
rF~..vA steel Car gaarane Clas~s
VITA easw~as~ fer Asaa ssss sseso

@fsFs RSsF- tw1v ~ ze@ss
sssrs Ear F-ssseg ny fws fsa4FfFsssssst sssn
sss~ s1aFyssFse @8se4 s@rssss 80 ssr n sss tssvse
~ sssss Fas sszs TsAntA3Y sssg s,exssss ~ san
e~AyS TAss - SSe largest Nseet sunsSNSs
TxNT aszta8 ~ Hfss sxsw Aa4 aHrrxsSss to
zsssfE 80 sksask&s \ represent tive ~ fte
s~ev<rvsf Sssss tga- gsnsrs&av ~as.s fssssAs
sras sAr srkzsf sss~t - ire ~xzsrxsas rss ~
furnishes .lSs ~ 81 M "a a sear IRE
! Sax7
~-sRrTs az FassasAs aE@ sNa E.sFrsrs3e Steel
sSassszsxsx essas@ssszsSa ssst th@ seaS&ss,ss ~
ssse ss sszgfa Sizes essw a5amf. hss tAs fwssfaex
wza = 80 ssasssssss Arzs , ~essrsszsx 8sraaAxs-
rasak sstexszs kss@ bss w%e@ sksr fssssw~ses
$&ess 4sr sesSE&&AT kss& So zTxsegszs
skse s4rFms e AksSA rFssxfs ess~ sse sss1s4
eMsss~ - al ~ Steel rssssasesss ~ ssas car
ssssa esaxx Fe~za sf& Garages
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aRIM PRICE Il n)fl.
0ENnT ~ PnraUaA Tvmxs MS
y1sTr To Coon ACCOUNT.


VANCOUVER, 81 &. Jusy sS--Accesd-
tsx 10 asasscs< fresh ksrx& revived s'ss
Esarxwss 81 in3sa- F-snes Hsssry ~ Prus-
sza seestses an extraordinarily hnSpssassw
reeeYsteE In Ssuul ard ga asss sAsi az
tgra the a<~asaoE to greed aeeouEt far
German Interests. wh<n shs ktag re-
sess~<s Aan ms nsas estx tsasd tina sFfry,~
th4t MUreA had a vivid p~Fvspslo1 -
the rossssaa ~sraasess hy G.rrnaay. and
that azs advice stsen ~ the distinguish
ed Visitor would BE esrefaisy followed
This declaration Is sssd 20 have seen
pramrssss by soms suggestions previous
iy made by P1tnee hsrrg "a the koFe&n
ministers IN substance. that kuTw1 wDssd
probably fare b~sster n. instead Of sisuw~
lag Aasssa and Iauan 10 ga the whole
vista of hsr foreign affairs she saesesied
1sersnaay as . counter aaiAnee4
sosne snage tangible results Of the
primers sssst are xIso sE~sksn Of Thus.
ia the matter Of the seeai-esenxan rail-
way. she concession fax which Is believed
10 have been an object ~ competition
betwseo Americans. Russians and Ger
mans tae grssesscs& OF tbs Germans are
na~ said 30 eclipse thsse II tsesr rivals.
the strfstsh government has decided 10
rssr1seGa sfa city Ut SAAmrhusa "a Chi
reese authorities. accepting snan.-
sary Indemnity for expenses Incurred In
putting Down disturbances En the aew
territory. The amount Of Indemnity IL
faxed az EzS. a. ke~.san e4ty slis be
retained by Hangaanx. This resrocAs-
sion - esndsmnea is nssst unqualified.
terms. The rstrar9ssaoa Of Shamehuea
means a fsgacy of srnahie I'm the future
administration OF the ne1 ssrrtsory.
The emperor af hoEeA II M afraid ~
Eihilists that he viii Etst sfay in his 2al-
ace. Thousands Of dollars damage " as
done by fir@ IL the government h9sid-
sngs ~ Seoul Daring the fsre Their. Was
a soEsiiiet aesween soldiers and police.
Terrible explosions. snxuaving many
lives. have taken place In Japanese zeal
mines through criminal neglect on the
part at the owners
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DROWNED I'm SPIRIT LAKE.


AATHuRrM fdaso. Jaiy fs~-At sss1
fhiM Afternoon Miss isptfss Bvnex, aged y
and Miss Isostse Porter. aged -. fssith Ell
Spokane. ia@s their lives IN Spirit axe.
twelve niles northeast Of this city. They
we're i'm company with Miss Acs'aiissss
FREDERICK Chamberlain and HI H. Mese-
iey all ~ Spokane. They started 70 rev
aeroes shs lake ia a rowb9as. All were
dressed 10 their bathing suits znf sxaestsd
- ascend the afternoon at tas Beach Ats r
tsSs weze ssat q short distance the beat
VISA overturned and the occupants sarcyn
ssssa tho water Their cries fer hesp were
plainly heard 1T the island. and sesasNs
boats started at asfrs f0r sl7s rescue When
trey arrived az the ssrrzS tbs bostaes 8t
the I've young lasites we're as the hott9us
nf she tasr The otawTs assst reached slsots
raafs dead thar alive. Divers sson rscos-
cred the azalisE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
When You RideYOur Wheel

Always shake into your sisoas Al
lens Foot Ease, O powder FOR the
feet. II keeps your feet cool, pre-
vents sweating feet. and makes
your endurance fen-fcld greater.
Over ore million wheel people are
using Aliens Foot Ease. They all
praise II. II gives res. ard comfort
IL smarting. hot. swollen. aching
feet and is a certain cure FOR In
growing nails. AZ nj! druggists
ard shoe stores. 2fsc. Sample
FREE by mail. Address, Allen S.
Clmssed, lie Roy. y Y.
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SAMOAES KILLED IN FIGHT
A Nassh~s nj Fatalities sn . Clash
nesw~~n th~ Rival Fac
tess.

APIA SSrafa. is1s&if, VIA Auckland ~.
Y. sniy fx-'Tn SgsAsrg swtlch oer1rred az
zefakx- ~ BE Ssats1es dtssf.c; % taiy T.
orc Aaiissosr CHIEF ~sN use<eally woandei
and sass Aataafx chsess ard 0re sau'ele
we're killed aas three ofhers ssfu3esi The
Hyftiss cruiser fauFansa and the f:ernaa y
cruiser Eor-n0rant arrested three chiefs
ara brought them 90 ARIA for trial b4 fore
flte supreme sscsrt.
The toisgt commissioners wsil leave for
Washington July Is
. thsff 30FIca aushere HfIG lsass sar
Gaa FranessrC "a the STEAMER Moana on
july II Snt aeesring 10 regssnn he hAs
sent his resignation % President Msktr,-
hey, who dots not Wish MS res grafton
TIE s5ss@Ssina whether this ceaxt.tuses a
saeancy in she chief hsssss.~sslp IL be-
Ing discussed hy the commissioners Ir
Fuss claims sAaf he wiz frestds ever IN.
ssssE'rafse eouFt II ahgHs~zgs isa<es ths sS-
tana n there ~ no yaeaary TflFn neither
Hunfsr sr Mar asay ~ designated 20 an
th~ chief ssssfle@sAi3a
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mgssrmos v#Kavy sseSEn.


WARRINGTON 1wty ~ -~x1~ssas gasns-
rss&snssg~x N&sMee- Tor shs fsEsFTs4 States
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ssssss Fssxsesss s7z< ssszazas5sT zfs4sg @sassN
ysxss*se zhs ssxans - segssass & - kse Es19~
los sSvsss mSs &zxM British fsSssEss TaAs
srssasse~ ~nxs gsas2s &xx@s 1888 ssek& Exa
zKes =rssx "a $50 fS.ss 90 fzsss&s 9sszss asss
- "a ezsssszsss $50 sssssssTAz Tss AsN*3v~
a. @s4sss k@Ns give sas tce@aAE Sss@ fssfA
- see .xseseaf sssxt rezas3sSte sg zFgs& ssz&A
xssN tssa&ssws esswwwzaNg SAss&zxa Aasas
Es@~wssEsssA RzNz fw@zs asgsk sa2s gs@a5 @x@sss-,
8sssm y eax~sgssA So s8&4 gsa@~ w5tAsA \
HA& s#s@
TAzS Ssss~2ssszsas Pc Feessrssrsz$ s1x3 ~
Far 40 F@~A3g sssSsAkn 10 sssa@s<<sr4S seas fsee
n&ssAx zsaee nsasss w5sN HxfsAAuA. fsex@
Uzs<sA Dw5sxnA oxsAzA Ax8 ,1nmHtcA ~
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ORE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Rich Cargo shipped FROM Amtsfe-
gesta Ia Philadelphia
for &meltsua

PHILADELPHIA, Jciy Fs-w-aat ss
probably shF hrss cargo af silver and xsi.
YER nTe brought from sse w~st s4&sst ssf
Stusia America 70 an Afianssr cas- port
- this country has reached here IN sha
Hfsftsn steamer keFssiEnTTs Ssnwsd away
Ia fssr ss1f1 arS is s&ss szss ~ ~ gASKFafN
ere ard So bars of *rsss silver valued az
over rs fs.. besides an asserted cafsa
weFts stsU a0A more The steamer isFt
tsvaF aanss, keaaaar. Apr5 - Tte silver
s0ases From rslsams high 40 n tfe wai.es
* RSs$ss ~hseh afa wsEkesi ~ fsnstsxks
ara Sasags aasasTN 4. sauss ssa carried
many nssf~~ an she IA gS< - TruEae - A
tEfoEassA the tess rest seaport. The task
~ erYss7sfrr faSsfssssg makes Il nssees yx
~ ~Afr sssnss - tNs ere Ssss If tia eeurssry
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pssrns


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~ATTSntflsss WAsA Jelly y Srsaa
nss~ 81 " aEfzhssFg nassss eway ssaay a. =
asri@Ss naSsn ~ bis Ewsaasngs 90 sssRpss
avenus after ~evF nssass Of ~ay~fsaw slss
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hssn
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rszsspess ~ W ass -Eses - t%ss =sne.e a sss4sh
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~as ress - - saa wsae wsia<sasTw ard
Edward Ns~.twaa Sraktm.
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Yvssss "a fswsses s~N - sAs Eate Jsrs@s
sEs sk2FF&ss Esakiss - 4ssk eats
a 81 81 - Tssss~ms esSmzset - fsare~
lans, = rsf,s.sHitis. sssslass,ess sr a. per.
ssr~assessss- NJ s&assss s.s = sesg-
ans~s vsssF-rx ~&ats ~ sass st@gs za@r~ @e
sss@~-sass>ss ehe rsspess Amsi Assse - sss1r
fst@rasx We ~sa = sears - s@e arb Aeaass
a SISTER a~sx tsa hfsAt@sH @s~v
wtst.~ \. msk~s,
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kss assas ~ Ass ~ rae sn4r Eaesss gsF-
seevsas sx~s e~s~s~ = ysA~~ fss ~as
tsses, ~ ke@g#esv A@s FsrNsvea - Esess g
- $3.50 s-sa s@ass~s szt savm nsaaF tAes
ssssV ANe~ 49, ISL x&@E@ ssszssess. N&
,.e.xxe~ a ~ssssN~ sess slx@s 9As&sF@N.
Mws. ns. sisas
VALPARAISO rSfe Sses ts~fv Ass.
ssy4zsAsaE sx ssN A ~sTsssm sTssaytsst
ssssex ssa2S *7sSsEss5Es TEE szsFsg8%s Sa1s
R54 ~ s7ezsr
Nnra t&a AtErrs
Ns~New NasM fs1S = sserssss s5s-~s
1-s&s - %szssz saarsss sszezs a. fss Asssss
- as sAsass Ses As@ss SsSza&Ss Assw ~
az1.
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~ a Ma ~ sssSS - $50 rsses ssssS 81
tsN %Svs tszs ass gssss 8tsess As4As
- xfa@ ~ s@sees ~ sk.z szgsws
- 81 As = So asn~stsan tNas 3esx4
- as& sF seTs&Tfs xsss sszAsszs
s%1swsxa ssesssss fg4~e s&ak essSk@~ ~
f%rzees TSses agx sse2z s..
tss . s. TIE asssaesssssz 4zsss szzss a. =
sNTsase@ ssF~ aas ~ 10y sem sszs 1872
~~es ~ TEE szs75 Ass4 - go s. szzzzxa ar a.
= ~ ssa - ssFs sSst ssss @s~ szsz4asgsr q
- ~ Sss@ze - @@ fass ssstaS 4ssst ~
wFsasss ez0ss#sH SEQ
sSasss@szsE&sas zwe a~smw 9sAsS& 10 fssasrse
@ss w. xes aaa 50 - s#zszesAS ss
- - ssse&shse 50 t&ss s@s pszxes *
~ ssAts a@sss - Arezssusewn - syyeax
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N~s..i.tisw the Fr~.cA Treaty.

WASHINGTON. July Ns~The nsxestA-
ffans 81 the Franco American treaty were
resumed 81 the state department today be-
tween Mr. Ksnsor. Ambassador t-amhnn
ard NJ C'harpstis!er ssszrsaI reciprocity stel-
esase srsn France. A distinct advance .
being made ard IL IS CONSIDERED q treaty
will result frou the nerosiationa
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REPORT ON YELLOW FEVER.
s.rx~os General ssersherg Receives
Jfstnxs Fsom Aaeaaa

AsnfNsfTxs> Intv - SsxwSzsy Ger.
svaI ~ss4nANfx ss@say received tAe fszin~-
ing Telegram from Mat GsEEsFy. ehssf
szsrsees a it#wnns
xs&rxAvS fes@wrassssg ssnSs az3 N sfassnE
tzshs
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treaties are In NO way similar. each cob
ony having products peculiar Ia itself.
While the Alaska question - stisl open
there are no special negotiations going On
In Washington and IL seems Ia be accept
ed that any sssiuiion which ~ arrived At
will come through Mr.. Choafe and Lord
Salisbury IN London.
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SEIu Y[R FRANCHISE.
Ssess1~ss ksuWss Csssssdses she rrs-
Dsaass - sax Aifr~A wfin~s. Cow
~snss - 0sp~ C~ss~y $50 High

PRETORIA. sasy a-Tse vosks.zad re-
szznss az<rsxsszsm 81 TO- srxneazsr sxa 81
ia sss@san s8~ass. Ths szxzsa sf sesas~ fs-
varea sssrass~ssays ax1a vrese<es.se fr@a~
Sk4s~
KTrsssax 80 n ga~sssaa P~sssa~ns Kruger
fwvs@rsss xAs Esas@nsoaEstn ssEfevessse azs
sas2 .sas sas proposals 90 ssr AIfrs's Nil
nar. Eessswer sS Caps Cpseny sa4 sssstssa
hsxfs commissioner s< soxta Atr4ea~ ~srs
ESQ ~1te1 kss thas astsrxssea frss@ Else
10 seven years MAS aeiy q sssxsss fsifysTsnc~
ard for reasons - AzE~ssY and rsgcteasss-
nsss he Pvesa3rrt kFaxer. recommended
ire altaraskcn wssseA ~oa1s naess sisa Enm-
sssh ssa~~sssuz
T-ss cs,sssry he ssss4~a woals nst - ess-
aanger@ss thereby. bat wcafa gain she av-
rlassxe - The word
Tns rasksraAa. In secret sssssen. adopted
Tia ssv.n~vsaf franchise pFsgss@tsce-
amp~esans cabinet M<etts9.
LONDON. xasy n-gossssssr1sse irapar-
taxc. - attached 10 tgsiays easssnss nssss-
snx as II 10 fhaGxAs the evofanisa 9fssrr Isss
nsxhs sswsse2 60 the ministers sn sx gscrssns
gsgfxrr Hssssa ftsss s~AAfEse 4. r0ass Affhs&-
TIE xsszsraI trend of nswx fsofys fhas cod n.
try g&krss 80 the pNagssus settlement OK
q tsFsssfs@s there
n~e~pttsa IN Cecil Rhodes.
CAPE TOWN. July lA-scsei Eaosies,
f1SaseTly rarxasier az Cape Saaony. Arrived
here to-day. arsS wAs given an sntsus sssfc
rreepssan. May husi<sHgs we're a.earaset
with hansfng ars 70 fruns Of the sawn bail
3 hsg area bad hsen erected Tn BIS sefos.
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T~sa9sss 1a~ sxnsse feee ARD ssss~. very
s~~ Nrs~ssesms pre ~ essv. NJ asw cases
AZ ss8rssz nsssa
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10 s~tnx saas arastrsssen. bat tass Ear
% st3cesAe aas Akkexsae1 fae efforts Ia thai
4uesstsoH
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h 0lery q -
b IN 1tSenl1A
The Ambltleo
% MmAa b oef
Beauty eesA
Caa Ds Acgxlfe1

ard fosiorn who I'll MAD
HOUSES SEMINAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS DEBILITY
ard
DO YOU KNOW as b. traced back ard sss
SEMINAL wEkKNEsS7
Ssast
q
ndiscressons
Of ~ richness ard the body Gifts a
tcynentsf with morbid ard
treating word.
he CAN CURE YOU
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-20
/" JUST DRAGGING AROUND"



Hancock County, Illinois
mot in bed but just Tagging myself around.
At last took three bottles Of DR. Pierces Fa-
vorite Prescription and FIVE Of Golden Medical
Discovery and il is impossible 10 describe in
Votdy the good these medicines did me My
husband saws Golden Medical Discovery is the
best medicine he ever tired for cough No
praise is too high for DR.. Pierce's medicines"
Another lady. Mrs K. P. MonfoTt of Lebanon,
Warren Co. Ohio says, ~ think Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery the finest medicine
On record l have taken a number of bottles
and it is the only medicine that relieved my
terrible headaches.
Women who suffer should write to Dr.
R V Pierce, of Buffalo. n. Y. He will send
them the best professional advice that can
be had anywhere in America and entirely
without charge. Neither the Golden
Medical Discovery" nor the Favorite
Prescription " contains any alcohol to in
ebriate OF create a morbid craving for
stinuants
Every woman should own a copy of his
splendid look The Common Sense Medi-
cal AdviseT' It is the grandest medical
book fo- popular reading ever written. 1t
contains fund of knowledge of precious
value to women. 1t has over a thousand
pages deliberately illustrated with engrav-
ings and colored plates. The first great
edition Of more than half-a-1lillion copies
was sold at s. 50 each The profit from this
induced DR.. Pierce to carry out his cher
lshed intention OF issuing free edition one
copy Of which III paper-covers will be sent
for the 5a1F C79t of' mailing, p one-cent
stamps OF a heavier cloth bound copy for
81 stamps.
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Straw berry Growing in Georgia

.- 80,
od5s
H. -.-,
- TT, 5,1':. II : =
- -
~ - ., -.''' 5so '''''',I y '+l-'-t
:
1H7 -iIe ''-U Sie4i Al""e 'He crops oI an
sections south Of the Potomac mature at
about Tie same time. consequently tie
,,s.l-.-. ,..,... ,,l,,++od n ,,,a;no., s.a
'NE'
sons lNUch money Is maze on fhls crop
The father Of strawberry culture in north
Georgia is Colonel T. \. Red, who owns
-,..--e -,
'''N SAG ''' a. 'iio 0il 'i-e 0"iiN9 W 'h7
hIstollc Chickamauga river. Mr.. Reed
began cultiyatiug strawberries in a small
v,or I'D ,,..,d,.o71v. iro,oosod l,is ,o,oo,.
e''77
ID the -nselous 1fult until he is SAID to
have cleared as much as =, 500 per annum
iron, rhei, cultivation alone THE nionear
..,--.
g ~ O"'ooS" i"""e
mistake IL the selection OF the variety
and after ;w0 wears cultivation became
74,.,,.,,,,ol ,.i+I, -1,o l,o.,.,. o,,7 ,,o-.o;
y
q ~ NN"'-e. ni9 oeN ~ IS" wv years
pllor 70 the time Mr.. Reed began cultivat-
ing them. From an article contributed
+o The Atlanta 1onrna1 nv w Tro+
9D' 9'+'''4 ~ '4ie i'in ss0iu' "''
New South, We quote as follows:
This has NOT heen an esnecial1v nrotit
able season TO the berry growers While
the first shipments brought as much as
8 50 net. per crate of ~ quarts. these
price, did not continue very long and all
the crop seemed 70 come in at one time.
On tile first ,lav Of Nav there was one
crate sllippeG from RingpOld. One week
later 800 crates were shipped. proving
that the crop all ripened at or time.
and as result tile fancy p1.,es were
broke down at the end of the first week S
business. Heretofore fine crop came in
gradually. extending over the period Of
Two N three weeks. and during that time
fancy ruces continued. OF course the
sltipments specif d above do not repre
sent oue-fourth the entire shipments in
Catoosa county. Int are used 10 show the
ranidity of the 1ineninr and marketino Of
the berries this wear.
Within the next five wears the 1resump-
INN is that the most of the land set aside
for strawberry culture nv onr neonIe will
be planted in fruit trees which While NOT
1r+a,f.,in7 ui+b tIo ho,rv cron viii add
TO the income of the owner fujIv as mucb
as o. more than the berry cron after the
expiration of three veais from the time
when the young trees are sat out The
liberia beach trees seem : be tbs favor
jte
While il is true that this wears business
will have a tendency to discourage very
extensive berry culture in north Georgia
it is probable that it will not result in de-
creasiDg the total acreage as far as Ca
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-20
Verona Camp=meeting.

The annual camp meeting of the Penob
scot Spiritual Temple Association will bt
held at Verona Park, beginning on Fri
day, August 9th, and continuing till Mon
day, Aug. 28th. Among the speakers en-
gagged are the following named: Mrs. Til
lie .. Reynolds, Troy, N. Y. Mrs. NJ. j
Wentworth, Knox; Mrs. ]. S. Scarlet
Cambridgeport, Mass. Mr.. F. W. Smith
Rockland; Mr.. W. c. Whitney, Spring
field, Mass. The singing will be undel
the direction of Mrs. Ida F. Dixie, Maiden
Mass. The Park hotel, on the grounds
will be under the management of Mr.. Pete
Abbott, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-05
Yegetnrlnn crocodiIes,

A report by George Hoare, one of the officials of the British Central Af- riea Proteetorate, summarized in the local gazette, contains some curious details of the eTocodi1es of Lake Ghiuta They would seem to be strict yegetarians, for not only have they never been known to attack the men fishing in the lake, but their tracks were shown by tke natives to the writer at distance of several miles from it's shores, whence they are said to travel overland in search of roots. This is contrary to the habits of all known species of crocodf1es, which are. in the first place. purely earniYorous, and, in the second, so helpless on land from their inability to turn, except in a large circle, that they never leave the immediate vicinity of their watery or muddy home. Efforts will according ly be made to obtain a specimen of this abnormal type of the formidable amphibian.
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ORDERED TO THE PHILIPPINES.

4 letter has teen received in this city by MT. Reese Downs from Bud L. Johnson, member of the late Jef- ferson Feneibles, of the First Arkan- sas regiment. A photograph of the writer also ace mpanied the letter
 Seon after the mastering out of
 Arkansas Bud j 'ined the a1es regElats. He was lat CT ritned at Fort Leayenworths Kaa n the 18th infantry. h his letter he states that his company is now under orders to proceed to the Philippines Bud was considered one of the most courageous meD in the tirst Arkansas, and will doubt less gain fame and fortune in the disputed territory.
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HE LITTLE ENCYCLOPEDIA.

Shoes made of porpoise leather are absolutely imperYious to water.
 MoscoW's orphan asylum, founded by Catherine H., is supported by tax on playing cards.
 The Tibetans have a week of five days, named after iron, wood, water, feathers and earth.
 The Mexicans are the most inordl. nate smokers in the world. Even wo- men and children are habitual smok- CTS.
 A snake does not climb a tree by eoiling round it, but by holding on with the points of it's scales. 4 snaka could not climb a glass pillar.
 Spiders are a serious plague in Ja. pan. They spin their webs on the tels- graph wires and are so numerous as to cause a serious loss of insulation, Sweeping the wires does little good, as the spiders begin all over again.
 There is a fish found in Hudson Bay which absolutely builds nest. This it does by picking up pebbles in it's mouth and placing them in a regular way on a selected spot on the bottom of the bay, where the water is not very deeo.
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PINE BLUFF PREsBYTERY.

PresbA Atery of Pine Blaff will meet in Fordfee at the Presbyterian Church May 12th at s p. m. for the purpose of receiving Rev. B. E. Wal lace from Norfolk Presby tery and iL- staliug him pastor of Fordyce Church. Dr. Caldwell. of Pine Bluff, will preach the opening sermon. The service of insta1latiqu will be held Sunday morning at Il o'clock May l4th.
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LEG BROKEN.

The t0 o-yeaf-old son of Constable Joe Pilkfnton, of Washington town ship, fell from q swing near his home Thursday night aud broke his leg. 4 doctor was summoned and dress ed the member anu the little fellow is resting easy today.
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Mir. Will Hart has returned from business yisit to Douglass. While at that place he vas severely bitten on the leg by a horse
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Little Rock, Arkansas, May 5- Probably showers tonight and Sat urday. Stationary temperature.
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Mr. F. ". LeBeaume, general pas senger agent or the Cotton Belt rail- way, passed through this city this morning on his way to Texas. He is on one Of the regular inspection trips for his line.
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The steamer JohL N. Harbin. ar rived Thursday afternoonfrom Mem phis. She was well loaded with cot ton seed and a large amount of oth- CT freight. She departed this morn- ing.
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Mr. Guy Fulk, of Little Rock. has resigned his position as assistant prosecuting attorney of Pulaski county. During his tenure of office he has made most efficient prose- cutor and those who have heard hirl predict for him notable future. His many Pine Bluff friends wish for his future success. 3
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LosT--An envelope containing let ter and P. o. order ou Mr. C. E Scott, from A. H. Wolf, Ladona. Tex. Finder will be rewarded by returning same to Mrs G E. Scott, care Eddins D-y Goods Co.
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Mir. Henslee, of the livery firm of Brewster 61 Henslee, visited English Thursday on important business.
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4 decree Of foreclosure was aga n given in United States circuit eonrr in the case of the Southern Building and Loan Association vs. J. NJ. Goaa, of Pine Bluff, involving property valued at about S4,000-L. R Demo crat.
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Mir. lily Moore, a prominent citizen of Texarkana, is shaking hands with his many Pine Bluff friends today.
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Mrs. Willie Kaufman is confined te her home on West Pullen street with the German measeie.
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Realizing the necessity of a public carriage, Will Riley has placed q handsome one at Hotel TruIock where it will be found fa waiting at all hours. Any part of the city for 9 cents.
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Attorney R. L. Elliott, of Wabba- seka, and Planter T. NJ. Phillips, of AItheimer, are among the many reg istered at the Trulock today.