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New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
RsDAY. DECEMBER Il.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. DEC. r. 1899.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY. DEC. r. 1899.
ARRIVED.
steamer Amsterdam Dutch Roggeveen Rotterdam No.
gember 80 and Bouiosne December l. with mdse. le
cabin and $50 stesTSss pas;engs5S to Holland America
steamer bordeaux qD. Blanqu. Hayre November p
T'ransatantlque. Arrived the Bar at II m. llth
steamer Pawnee ,Br, Cartwright, Venice November :.
o. with mdse to Phelps Bros Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Allegheny Gr,. Low. savana November 2s'
Car:hagera 30 Port Lmon December and Kingston !.
KeioeK Kh i' Arrived naT i at " thu Bar at 1870 M
Crtyba Gen. Hoppe & BRrGSSa .. pessm5 s5S 70
eengers 70 W d Munson Arrived n Bar 4:3o a
beT s. via Bermuda Deeem6er : in ballast to norton &
Sol. Arrived at the Bar at 4;3o m. . -,.,.
mdse and 60 passengers TO James z Ward Co. Arrived
Steamer concho Risk, Galveston and Key West. with
mdse 10 Il Mallory & 60.
Steamer Tallahassee. Askins. savannah December o.
With mdse and passenger to Ocean ss Co. 49,.
Steamer Jefferson Huphers NoTf9k , and Newport %
Steamer Saginaw. Johnson. Wilmington. y c. December
Steam tug Gnderwrite ind Wiley, Bermuda % december s.
70 F y palzel s Co Towed to port steamer Monmouth
Sandy HOOK e'' j. Bsc @' Il @ $50 " S' We: mod
crate: clear.
steamers RS Tsylor OBJ & for 3gsensown Jfays Gen
, wa Tri & PoG Hpp h%Xerp90 % "snrrea Ni
and Newport News: salerno CBr. Newcastle Engand
Inasia' etc; Benetactor Philadelphia; City Of Macon
Savannah.
lhJ MOVEMENTS OBJ STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London Dec 12-saed. steamer Moutcalm (Br). shalis
New York
Barrow Dec lO--Ariyed. steamer IAckawanna OBJ.
Whyte New-York via Belfast.
King Road, Dec lo-Arrived steamer Glantvy (Br).
Jonea, NeW-York.
Bristol. Dec I2-Arrived steamer Boston city (Br).
Barclay, Ne9-York.
Plymouth Dec 12-Auved. steamer Flowergas OBJ
barnard, New-York. $3.50 p m. sailed. steamer Graf
Naldersee Ger, KoDh 0rom Hamburg New-York
Shields, Dec 11Salled steamer Diaman (ier) Reiners
New-YorS.
Lizard, Dec 12, p m-Passed steamer spaarndam
Dutch. Stenser. New-York Rotterdam.
Isle OF Wight. Dec 12-Passed. steamer Helios Ger,
Jansen. from New-York '''
Dover. Dec ll-Passed. steamer werkendam Dutch,
Brunsma, New-York for Amsterdam. ''
hristiansand Dec 4-Sailed, steamer Island DAM
SkJ0dt. New York "''
Bremen. Dec l2-Arrived steamer II " Meler Ico-,
steencken New-York V'''
Antwerp. Dec lo-Arrised. steamers Kensnston (3r,.
AloTeeht New-fork via Southampton. Lucerna (I,r)
Wills. Eew-York. 'e '"''
Lexoes, Dec Arrived. steamer Gladlolus C3r) Wal
lace New-York for Oporto. '' wa
Venice, Dec Sailed. steamer Pocakontas (3r) lame,
New-Yonk ' '""'e''
Algsrs. Dec 1i-Sailed steamer Drimmond ma
Chubb from Calcutta for New-York VAN
River Plate. Dac iO--Auved steamer Grecian Prime.
tBr Curtis. New York for Montevideo etc ~
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
WHITE PLAINS.

Supervisor Secor OF the Committee on the New
Building made report TO the Board OF Super
yisors yesterday, the adoption OF which made
"a special order for Monday Supervisor Crawford
introduced a resolution, which was adopted ex-
tending the thanks of the Board Sheriff William
v Molloy for his prompt action in apprehending
Edgar c. Burnz, the murderer OF Herbert 3. Fell
lows in Scarsdae.
The Republican Supervisors will hold a caucus
this morning 10 elect a counsel and physician 10
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
CHANGE OF CAPTAINS ON THE NEW-TORK.


ADMIRAL FARoUHAR ENTERTA1Ns CAPTAIN
CHADWICK AND HIS SUCCESSOR
The retirement Of Captain French F. Chadwick
as commander OF the flagship New-York and the
assumption OF command by Captain Albert Snow
marked yesterday by luncheon which Ad-
miral Farquhar, whose flag flies on the cruiser
gave to welcome the coming captain and speed the
parting officer. Captain Train Of the batteship
Massachusetts, also present.
The first trials OF the new device for coaling at
sea were encouraging that the Massachusetts,
and the collier Marcellus have been ordered to go
out again and make further tests. The ships will
probably leave the yard for this purpose tomorrow
or ErldaY.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Molineux trial before Recorder Gon
Board of Education p. m.
Annual meeting OF American Guernsey Cattle
Club. Fifth Avenue Hotel, 1890 a. m.
Military Order OF Loyal Legion Delmonico's
evening.
Central Republican Club No 101 West One hun
dred-and- twenty-seventh-st, p. m.
Patriotic Republican Club. No. 24s East Seventy
eghth-st., p. m.
Meeting OF Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL Church cor,
mittee. p n. Nv" N0"
american Numismatic end Archaeological So
Cety NO. II West Forty-third-st., D. m
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER.

division Of the Knights Of Columbus is being
organized here Ex-City Judge F. X. O'Donoghue
of Yonkers who has established branches In that
city and in Mount Vernon, White Plains and New
Rochelle, is the organizer.
sister NJ Gertrude OF the Dominican order or
Nuns who has been in charge of st. Nincents 8
Retreat in Harrison. for three years Will go TO
Mount ST. Vincent next month.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
NETWORK CITY.

Dr. f. ~ Sykes will lecture before the Peoples
institute at Cooper Union tonight. on "Rossetti
Morris Swinburne." This will be his fifth lecture
on The Victorian Poets"
Local Assembly 1863 knights Of Labor passed
resolutions yesterday sympathizng with President
hruser ana the Beers and rejoicing in their
strategy, valor and victories" II was resolved to
send copy OF the resolutions to the President NJ
the South African Republic and the President OF
the Orange Free State
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13

Korsnanla Gibraltar November %. Anchor
sti,tgart...... BrAmen December 2..-..-.N @ Lloyd
Kaiser Wilhelm II Gibraltar December 4.--...N Lloyd
C.zco Greenock, December L.. Merchants
Auianca.........Co Colon December 6....-. Panama Z
Hudson Orleans. December L.. Cromwell
C'omanche jacksonville. December 10. Clyde
d... Bermuda December 1t.....---- Quebec
THU RSDAY, DECEMBER ID.
Buffalo Hull December Wilson
Fg .New-Oreans. December 9..- Morgan
Algiers .Ney-Orleans. December s. Morgan
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is.
Isla Christlansand. December g.. .Scand-Am
Santiago. Santiago December IN cuba
Kansas City...- Savannah December Il Savannah
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The County Treasurer has been directed by the
Board of Supervisors to pay Charles NJ. Lane.
Supervisor OF Mount Pleasant Township, S. $50 81
for taxes paid for State and county purposes on
assessments for the years 1896. 1897 and 1895 which
was taken from the assessment roll by the courts
in the case OF John D. Rockefeller.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
i'm Their New Basement.

matter OF counsel have been made special orders
FOR to-day. This afternoon the Supervisors % VIII
visit the Westchester Temporary Home In White
Plains Tomorrow they will visit the Catholic
Protectory.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 7e Sunset 133 Moon sets m s43 Moons az. I,
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 4.lG Gov Island 44sl Hell CAT. e.4i
f.M-Sandy Hook 441 Gov. Island 519 Hell Gate 7:l2
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS,
TO DAY

TODAY
1-e..ei For Line Malls Close Vessel sails.
&, TouIs southampton American. 700 a m 1000 m
Oceanic Idyerpoo White Star....... II 100 a 200 m
JTriesa1d Antwerp Red 1890 1900
CITY OF Washington. Tampico. g. 100 p m 3:UO p m
Yucatan Havana & Cuba loo m 300 m
Athos Colon Panama r. R........... $3.50 a m 100 m
Alamo Galveston Mallory ............ 800 m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14.
La Cascogne Hayre, French. 100 m 1000 m
Ravensdale Progreso. --......... ZUO m 4:Oo p m
FRIDAY DECEMBER 10.
Iansa Inaeia, Tweede.-............ 100 m 300 m
Erna, Jamaica, Munson 100 m 300 m
Cor,anche Charleston CLYDE. ....-.... 300 m
Colorado brunswick Mallory 300 m
New-York tribune., 1899-12-13
Announcements.
E. & w.
"SYOSSET"
A wide scanned Collar.
L. & W.

Greves Ointment is needed in every home
II cures all skin troubles, burns humors etc.
ParkeTs Hair Balsam is life the hair.
Nervous debility. Paralysis. rheumatism Neu-
ralgla, Uterine and ovarian diseases cured ROBERT
ORMsBY. NJ D.. l53 ". 10th St. Professor Electrr
therapeutics, University Of the city Of n. y 1876
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

At the age Of one hundred and
eleven years the oldest man in VI
emma" Is described as hale and hearty,
and able to enjoy joke and other
good things OF life. He was six years
old when Louis XVI. of France was be-
headed, eighteen when Trafalgar was
fought, and fifty when Queen Victoria
began the longest reign in British his
tory. And this is his philosophy OF
life: II never worried and l never
grieved. worked until / was tired,
and slept in unbroken rest until It
was time to work again. 1t Is those
who sit brooding over their misfor-
tunes who grow old before their time,
and . whole nights sorrowins has
never put copper into any mans
pocket or made a misfortune lighter to
bear" Concerning his personal ha-
bits, he says. II got drunk twice in my
Nfe-once through my own fault and
once through the fault of others; and
I was 30 dreadfully Ill afterward that
It was not dimcult to keep sober with
that remembrance on my mind" There
are profound truths in his philosophy
watch. II adopted. would physically
benefit every human life.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21
Som. ch..e. Aau.,n..ne...

In the winter months people are fire.
quently brought together who have met
as strangers during the past six
months and who have drifted into q
semi-intimacy, and the problem pre-
sents itself In each case more or less
As to the proper course to take with
regard to keeping up an acquaintance
30 informally made. 1t is impossible
to enumerate the various resorts where
these chance meetings occur on land
and on sea, at home and abroad. at for
eign spas, on yachting cruises and at
fashionable hydros. at palatial hotels
and modest hotels: be 1t where 1t may,
when some such acquaintance has
sprung up 1t naturally follows that 1t
does not terminate with the occasion
that originated 1t. The social world
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21
THE DRY wAsnrA
Description Of Nssy Isssu, 49,.

Wherever II Is iiapossifis !.
ter Tor placer aiming, AMI ~ :.
lions are such that @dry MAJ ~
be USED, such APPARATUS = -.
This device 10 based upua ~ ~
principles as the -isruwr, "
which separates the gram M.
chan, Win such change. A. - y
qulred by the difference In ~
ini To De handled. Mnnv As.
styles Of dry washers ase Ia = ) ~
err mining regions. one rx,v,,l NJ
scriiflon hts them all. sinep -, -
tefenes consists merely In -
Ties OF adjusting their several - i
.tit parts. as the angie u 4, 49,
mesh OF screen, height anu sr>ls,
RIFLES, etc. A dry washer -.
strong wooden fratns. 10 n. 49,
OF which Is attached a t~llsun y 70
OF which fornls the rifle bxaN h.
slsting of wife netting eovvs<d = sS'
we. across whlch the rtsllep I. -
sd. Above tile rliIis lizard i IL -,
aud above IL the setesn -
crank and gear s~is tbs b<lipv. 4 -
ton. and. BY peFcussIou. Siu,s 1 ~
ms movement TO the apsuo MI. =
man Is turning III. erank. ~
shoyels the pay dirt cnls IT. ~
through which IL falls % u -
aud from II the rifle board n =
filIttrnt blast blows the ll<A. -
clss of dust and sand auay. ~ Z
heavier ones. and with them lie =
ar. caught by the rifles. Af,r 1 q
bar Of shoyslfuis Of dir gfsuu =
iuot have b.en run ,hrvsfa 4
machine. the rifle board b nkss y
by hand, and the rest !. dgnsss .
shrct OF canvas. 20 ~ 0nev rass \
through III. machine ut the <sa~
th- day. OF when a sufleisns gzzas
Og this concentrated psy dirt hn n
collected. sgeh 4 m-tho.i ental. -
still II has b.yn demonstrated ~, {
prrleuc.tl men can save. snss<f ezra
circumstances. up 90 n tsf csss. 4 I
gold contained la tbs material ssfsl
- Mining and Scieaflne Frssa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

IN Aspen district the old snau
mill. according to the Asg~n n=a
running on. clcveu.h0aE sniff. ass ~
duclng twenty TONS Of cvaessrs,
from ttu tons Of orr daily. II ~
mill to treat the low grade orr. ssd
runs about ten ounces silver. y
cent. lead aud - pr esa,- earhssss1
OF Iiuc. ). running and ~" toes q u
zlnc orr are treated In this all sssyl
twenty four hours. with oaIy ssa|
men employed on both shiiis AZ
the ore passes through the elf dnss
tire. CHILEAN mills puIysfiss : = ~
ci.at fiu.ns-@s 10 be- handled afsi ~
rated by the twsIye HalIris filK hss !.
which are mitch Ike the Niih9 :
bics. The product is ten tots : ~ !,
that will run IL Iscr csni had as' :
To a5 ounces silver. and ID wcrsa ~.
$50 per ton. The zinc prduSf = w
about sf2 ton. but rs u easf<s i
silver. this product Is being piFs
for future negotiations. X co.." ~
81. according to report. TO bfsaI !.
hoist the ore. and less than " SS''
ton to concentrate II.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21
RoUrT COUNTY MINES.
Eight-Foot ousrtxirg L=ass Tapped By .
fuauei.

C.. ]. Franz. manager OF the Gseen,
VILE properties, eight niles south u
iiahn's Peak. reports tapping n quartz.
ltc ledge eight feet thick In the tunnel.
which he has been running. Samples
from across the mud sent To IN. com
pany az Chicago give returns averaging
slightly over sd Ia free, milling gold.
Stockholders and officers are rlatsd
over the ind, as the ledge does not crop
out upon the surface aud il considered
by thel as pure slreak ~ luck. Thry
were running the tunnel 10 tap 4 ga.
lena and silver outcrop that they had
pFuspected M the surface, which gave
them year ago slightly more than
$50 per ton.
Work Is stlll progressing In good
shape In the properties around the
Peak and COlnmblns. This i also trus
at Whisky Park. Miidl. and North
Forks.
Some tine specimens Of copper and
gold ore have been brought ia from th.
Love properties at the latter place.
showing that the seams ~ Ore are not
Of the kulfc-bladc character. Neither
are they quartz specimens, but solid
ore. Parties who have rccently visited
the claims say that fully two feet Of
shipping ORE Is in sIght. There ls little
doubt that Mr.. Love viii perfect a sals,
Of these lodss Inside OF the next thirty
days to f.eadviIle parties.
Crawford s. Go. nrp pushing their
Sunset tunnel, about twenty miles
south Of this place, and win probably
tap their copper lode az depth during
/ the present month They are already
/ taking ont considerable nrp that viii
/ mill from - to - per cent. Of copper
and from one to four ounces In gold per-
ton. During the summer two exports
have examined the property and ~.
/ ported favnrably IN each ease. Five
/ men nre worSing continuously and VIII
/ continue indefinitely and more men
/ VIII he added ms openings nre made fpl
/ them. The ore. II Ia stated. il pny aud
I In quantity near the surface. hut as this
lode runs under q mountain lake ot
considerable extent. tunnel had tn bs
run to develop aud also drain away ths
water OF the lake. \ heavy strpnm oi
water runs continuously. which. acid
ulated and neutrnlized with ammonia
gives deep blue copper tlngc to IN,
solution. showing couclusively that thi,
waste water Il highly saturated will
solution OF copper. Later on 1t IL tn,
Intention Of the owners to perfsc
means 20 save this waste by buiidiul
tanks or reservoirs and precipitatin.
with scrap lron.-Deuver Republican.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

The announcement that the silk
manufacturers OF the United States are
rapidly increasing the expectation of
their products adds interest to some
recently compiled statements by the
treasury bureau Of statistics regard
ing the silk manufactures and impor-
tations and expectations of this coun-
try during the past few years. These
figures show that the manufacture Of
silk in this country has increased
enormously, that the imports Of man
ufactured silk have meantime been
greatly reduced, and the expectations
of silk manufactures are now increas-
ing very rapidly, the total exports for
the present calendar year being more
than 80 per cent in excess of the cor
responding months of last year. and fol-
the full year will be- six times as much
as in 1890.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21
steady Work At I-ndy,,ir

a. Az no time since the silver slump has
,ne outlook been NO bright for Lend.
'vHie. a steady, conservative gait has
peen struck, daily nugmentlnR i'm now.
er. Inc completion of the Breeze Uill
spur, ana the Iron Hill spur, the nm.
watering OF the downtown mines. and
,ne expansion OF the gold belt aro Mi
s' nansl improvements bespcnking
me open weather which hna prc
vailed Tor the past few DAYS md wbinI
gives promise of continuing for snn,,
m.eks ms delayed Indian summer /.
n.Ing 'aken advantage Of for tho con
'ruc'ion OF surface improvements a,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21
BIG FIND AT VICTOR.
Very Rich Ore Reported In tho Col
Cola.

Very Rich Ore Reported In tho 0oid
Cola
One OF the biggest finds OF the year
was brought 10 light In the Gold Coin,
nj Victor in the drift FROM the bottom
level a few days ago, says the Rocky
Mountain News.
A drift was extended several hun,
dred feet on a wide body OF medium
grade quartz before the rich shoot was
entered.
III half the stories of It's fabulous
richness and the Size of the ore body
are to be believed. no such mineral
was ever before broken In the Gold
Coin or In any other mine in the camp,
which Is famous throughout the world
as having more rich ore shoots than
any other gold field in the world.
Assays ON large samples taken from
a streak eighteen Inches wide are re-
ported running at the rate OF slu,r1
per ton. Picked samples OF the quartz
are said 10 show values running as
high as $50 per pound. The shoot has
been followed some distance and the
ore is being carefully sacked.
A carload shipment VIII be sent on,
the latter part of the month aud VIII
bring more money than any lot ever
sent TO a smelter since the district was
known, or from any other gold or sill
yer camp In the state.
The Gold Coin has been one Of the
big mines OF the state for the pas,
two years, and the new ore badly has
placed IL second only To the Portland
In FL Pnso county's great field. Many
| well-posted mining men of the camp
place Il ahead Of the Battle mountain
| bonanza.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21
,nx mi .ttamnt At reneval o. intimacy

how an attempt at renewal OF intimacy
will be regarded. An acquaintance
founded on propinQuity docs not always
stand the test OF q more intimate
knowledge. and those who drift Into
semi-intimacy for want Of other COM
panionship. and because circumstances
further 1t. are equally ready to ignore
It under other conditions. Then. too.
here and there acQuaintances are form
ed inadvertently, which ultimately
prove to be most undesirable. and
when this is discovered-as 1t gener-
ally Is sooner or latter-it Is difficult
to escape from the position with any
degree of satisfaction. The annoyance
of having associated with those con-
corning whom unpleasant stories are
afloat Is only eQualed by the greater
one Of having to abruptly end the &C
quaintance, and this more especially
so when little attentions and trivial
services have been offered and accept
ed. The moral of this is that ladies
travelling without the support Of male
relatives should exercise wise dis
erection In the interchange OF civilities
with hotel visitors. however charm
ing they apparently are: heedlessness
In this respect often brings about many
regrettable incidents.
Now and again very pleasant friend
ships arise out OF chance meetings, but
In some instances no little tact Is re-
Quired to subsequently maintain them
on the same agreeable footing. When
husbands and wives travel apart, each
are likely to make acquaintance mean
while. In the case OF wife travelling
with friends or female relatives. II she
meets pleasant people she cares to see
anything more of she can mention
them to her husband and introduce
him to them on the FIRST opportunity
But a husband can hardly take this
| independent line Of action. His wife
may not care for the new acquaintance:
he considers so agreeable. and thu.
such introductions are seldom at
| tempted by him. He has to study thu
susceptibilities Of both sides. those o
his wife and Of his newly-made &C
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

Surprise was sxpressfu T., Il
says the Rocky Mountain NssA
well Informed mining men We
statement was made that san - -
county stands the thru cosn .,,,s
state in assessed mining 'A'. s.. !, =
Paso county comes first. WI. .,,.s 4
sessed value Of mines stnoss -
81. 10000: Lake takes sesv .,trs
with an assessed mining ' ,s.s n
81. tg3.o The silver san ~. -
comes into the procession vha = 4
ing valuation Of $4,000. sons I'D
other we'll known producers q. q !. ~
DOWN Inc lIst a. compared with ~ ~. =
tie county away on IN s Gun Il d
Colorado. which has tue WV
yerton for its county sal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

The G,ue,t reduction woft.
again employed quite fo'se .s ~ q
,ers. who are adding 70 'ns sls Crssk]
this large plant. says the o ,, liant \
Trlbunc Al the rate tnis psdtfl
bnildinr nm and increasing rs 8. s,s,vsss|
CIllett Will soon have the "'s
ton plant in the state :.
The English company h,,ss 4
Bndeer State mine. III '"e saep, y!
the Cowephoyen tunnel, as Il ~
struck n remarkably rich s,re s !. bsst
ore and vigorous prosecution. ~. 10
m.ds Another rich nnd n -. ~p,
made in the Alta ArEen, Finley
being operated by Copela'
Rose aud John Renstrom'
pro.,den, W. +. Daniels Of TN, nc Is b,
r,ro .vndiente Mt Camp Frah a. ID
To-, a contract for the first wos1 A
Sunset-Franccs-Wnrd .' snr bit hls
though this contract was ,,ovciunIuf .
feet. vet II marks the VA 20 le D
WORK an what Is contemplate, "
,ouves, aud largest tunnel eh " ,Oc N
"''.,asad" From the mouth 81 .,.,n nm |
mel Mt Sunset to the ~. ,,,, fest, I,
Frances the distance u , Ia !, ~.
To the Columbia vein ~ W. will Gu; Y
feet further. The tullhe halov Y
Dew Drop vein 100 fsc,',,r,hIa VI
Al, Al, tunnel, and the Colulassaard G
! 900 or more feet ON navit will
culo,lon Mr.. Daniels illlus NJ, trsF
anirc about Ave wears 70 ,ther = :
vel tunnel TO Warts ''o''
Wnid Miner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

How few there are who, after hear
ing lecture or sermon, can report 1t
with fair degree Of correctness, even
though 1t may have greatly interested
them! A poor memory is pleaded;
but the memory itself is largely de-
pendent upon the careful and strict
attention OF the listener. II it were
only for the sake of the pleasure and
benefit which would ensue from the
which can be given only to small audi
ences, 1t would seem well worth while
to cultivate assiduously the power o.
listening attentively and hearing cor
rectly.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

ions shows q short sleeve VIM u"
elbow pun OF chiffon. showing ne arm
underneath. The sleeve II cut IN seal
lops and finished at tho edge ana
shoulder with Yet beads. Another new
design shows the pun opening on inc
inside of the sleeve falling very full ana
long toward the back Of the elbow.
The two side seams. are finished WIN
tiny frills OF lace. The sleeve is orna,
msnted top and bottom with bows anu
bands OF ribbon.
For street gowns the long sleeve is
ssill in favor; indeed, 1t can hardly Do
too long or too close-ftting. One OF the
newest creations from Paris has a
sleeve cut with but one seam. haring
bell-shaped about the hand.
The bell is lined with velvet and I'M
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-01-21

Nicola Tesla promises miracles. He
will telegraph without wires, and op-
crate ship at sea by magnetic waves
from the shore, which will con-
troll the machinery and guide the ship
quite as we'll as II there were officers
and crew aboard. There will therefore
be no commerce that will give poor
Jack employment; and as for fighting
at sea there will be total absence of
it, with nobody to work the guns OF
do the killing and the dying.