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The leader., 1899-03-01

Inc hosciuskO Star Ledger insists
upon "a majority primary election,
particlpated in only by the white quail
ued voters, under such rules and re-
''rlctlons as the committee will pre-
scribe for the security of a fair and
honest nomination of the Democratic
',cket, and this is the right thing for
'ne people, since nominations are
'quiVaieut to election in Mississippi. "
The leader., 1899-03-01

The Epora Progress says that lit is a
fact know to very few, nevertheless il
is true, that the poultry and egg produce
far exceeds either cotton, corn, wheat
or oats. America produces every year
over S5OO,OOOOOO worth of eggs and
poultry. Why don't some of our cot
ton growers look more after the old
hens and raise less cotton? The
cackling of hen and Growing of roos-
ter is cheaper than opening cotton or
the harvesting of wheat.
The leader., 1899-03-01

Noting the statement going the
rounds of the press that Hon. Il. j.
Bowers is a goldbug and that Hon.
Murray +. Smith voted for Palmer, the
Clarion Ledger desires to contradict
both of these reports. 1t knows posi-
lively that Mr.. Bowers is one of the
original silver men of Mississippi. and
has it from Mr.. Smith direct that he
voted for Bryan. Win the papers that
have misrepresented these gentlemen
make the proper correctiony-Clarion
Ledger.
The leader., 1899-03-01

we have received the first number
VI .he Jefferson Buzz-Saw, published
!. ~ rayette by BENZ. G. Knapp and ed
.'eu oy Geo. w. Healy. It wears new
Hpe dress, is seven-column all home
p'in'' and filled with interesting read
- matter. We welcome it to our ex-
change table.
The leader., 1899-03-01

Editor w. A. Parker of the Wesson
Mirror disappeared mysteriously last
week without the usual formality of
leave-taking, and when heard from by
his puzzled friends was at Marseilles,
Ill. Wesson is getting up "rep" on
the capers of her editors.
The leader., 1899-03-01

When Gen. Otis subdues the Phillip
pines it will require lot of heroic
carpet-baggers to go over there and
collect taxes. viii any one in the
South who passed through the carpet
bag saturnalia want go? Not much
The leader., 1899-03-01

T. l.. Tyner, Acme, Miss, writes: My
mother has used DR.. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine 80 years, since it cured
her of Neuralgia Dyspepsia. She still
uses it for her general health. A pack
age of Zeilin's was once given her. 1t
did not act satisfactorily.
The leader., 1899-03-01

Rev. A. S. Isaacs, editor of the New
York Jewish Messenger, estimates the
number of Jews in America as l 200, 900,
of which 100000 reside in Greater New
York.
The leader., 1899-03-01
At the meeting of the Railroad Con

At the meeting of the Railroad Com
mission last week the petition to abolish
the station at Soudan in Lincoln county
and establish the same at Thayer was
taken up, and the case continued until
the citizens of Soudan could be heard
from on the proposition made by the
railroad company that, if the COM
mission would abolish the station at
Soudan. they would be willing to stop
trains q and "a there when tagged.
The leader., 1899-03-01
Store News!

F YOU watch this space from week you will find
great many items of interest in the way of
u, that may perhaps few dollars when you
ready to buy goods
We continually adding to big stock, and
asserting broken lots and little odds that
close out at figures that in many away
der the actual cost Our idea is keep
fresh looking and to give customers the best possible
value for the price charged
IL you will watch show windows and take peep
center counters you will find great many things
you want at prices that are the lowest of the low.
The leader., 1899-03-01
Watch Our Smoke :
$50 Mems Shoe

We are having a great run on
the American" Shoe at $50,
made by Williams, Kneeland & Co..
of Massachusetts. 1t contains the
same amount of style, is as good a
filter and is made of the same ma
terial as the 500 Shoes that are
sold so largely in cities.
We have added this week about
ten different styles of very nobby
Shoes. The assortment consists of
tan and black Wei leather, with
fancy vesting tops: plain black and
plain tan leather in plain toes, both
in congress and balls: made with
medium light soles for spring
wear. Call and make your selec-
ton while the line is large and
sizes easy to find.
The leader., 1899-03-01

Any one wishing to purchase sec
ond- hand printing outfit to start a
country newspaper can secure bar
gain by writing to The LEADER.
The leader., 1899-03-01

The life sentence of DR.. Lipscomb,
the noted Kemper county murderer,
has been affirmed by the Supreme
Court.
The leader., 1899-03-01
q T. HOBBS, Editor and Proprietor.
A SCARBOROUGH. Field Editor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

FOR STATE SENATOR.
We are authorized to announce
CHARLES CHRISMAN
candidate for state Senator from the sth
SSsnatorial District, composed Of the counties Of
SSennoIn and Lawrence. subject to the action Of
tbe Democratic party.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce
CASSIDY, JR..
nc candidate for Representative of Lincoln
county, subject to the action OF the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce
DIR. v. b. WATTS
.sa candidate for Representative of Lincoln
county, subject to primary election.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce
s. P. OLIVER
nc candidate for Circuit Clerk of Lincoln coun-
~ subject to the action OF the Democratic
party.
FOR CHANCERY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce
PRENTISS BUIE
asa candidate for Chancery Clerk of Lincoln
county subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce
r. W. McNAIR
as a candidate for Chancery Clerk of Lincoln
county, subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN l. MARSHALL
for Chancery Clerk of Lincoln county, subject to
rho action of the Democratic Darty.
The leader., 1899-03-01

Constipation of the Bowels may be
easily cured by a few doses of DIR. M. A.
Simmons Liver Medicine.
The leader., 1899-03-01

Arrest
u q,sease by the timely use of
iutts Liver Pills, an old and
aVorlte remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges-
uon' torpid liver. constipation
sss ana all bilious diseases.
iulT'S Liver PILLS
The leader., 1899-03-01
ATTEND CnIrrH

Graduates hold leading positions all over the
country. Instruction all personal
Having numerous business connections and
being universally and rcputably known, we
have superior advantages In aiding students to
secure situations.
SS-A store Is connected with Soule College
In which students do actual business with
real goods and actual money, and they keep
the books in the latest labor saving forms.
Students enter at any time. English, Aca-
demic, shorthand and Business schools. All
separate faculties. Send for catalogue.
Address GEO. SOULE &: SONS.
The leader., 1899-03-01
Sunset Limited

OF the southern Pacific. giving special through
service to San Francisco.
Particulars Of agents Of the l. G. r. H. and
connecting lines
W. a. kELLOND, A. G.. =. A.. Louisville.
a. IT, HANSON, G.. +. A.. Chicago,
The leader., 1899-03-01
so cents

you can get your pick of the
choicest assortment of Mems me
dium quality Neglige Shirts. Look
at the show window as you pass
by. Also ask to see that line of
Mems Underwear at 30 cents suit.
Medium heavy all cotton. Just
right for now. Old price SOC per
Suit.
The leader., 1899-03-01

FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to announce
s. p. OLIVER
nc a candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Lincoln coun-
~. subject to the action Of the Democratic
party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
EIGHTY.FoURTH BIRTHDAY.
Pleasantly Celebrated In Honor Of
Bishop Thorn Of Seventh Ward.

Bishop William Thorn Of the Seventh
ward celebrated hin cighty-fourth
birthday anniversary on Thursday Of
the present week. In The evening the
people OF tho ward gathered at tho
meeting house and proceeded 20 the roH-
idunco Of their honorgd bishop. and 10
hlu surprise 0ycrran The promises, COM
plctoly nllinE the lower portion % the
house, Elder Charles ~. Hyde, super.
as master OF coremonica the ninlr be-
Mems and Young Ladies associations
OF the ward,
elder phvid Mckenzie delivered an
address expressing the COMMUNICATIONS
u the people 20 tho bishop 900 having
arrived ut hia advanced lHU. and ru-
counting some of tho important events
BOO Tho lIfe Of tho venerable father ~
che ward. iiis rgmnrlH were received
with rounds % appliance,
prUaldent Angus ". Cannon also
made appropriate rCmurka, expressing
concentrations and urouuuurlur h'caHs
luru upon the head of the faithful
bishop. An excellent musical una mls-
CcllnneouH program was rendered.
among those taking part being Misses
Mabel Cooper, Alice Foster and
blanche Thomas, and MoH1rs. w H.
Foster Walter Wallace. J, u. Bowers,
bowman johnson and Frank Foster.
During the evening nu elegant lunch.
which was furnished hy the young ll.
dies. was partnkcn OF ana altogether on
enjoyable time was spent by those pres.
emit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

TOURIST TALKS.


Times never were better In Australia
than right now" said Air. William
Hudson a capitalist, u sydney, New
South wales, this morning.
Mr., Hudson has been visiting his
"oid country" az he termed England.
and spent last night at the Knuuford
TO continue his Journey to tho Anti
p0dcs today
"MinluE7 Yes u IN proapcring, Just
before ! let Australia I bought some
shares " mining stock Cor seven ahil-
lines and now they ure up TO fuufeou
pounds. how'n thAt3 You know We had
an awful three or four years drought
that has taken the colonies come years
10 get over. but everything In Aus
tralIn now lH riding on the wave %
prosperity, cattle and sheep Industries
are doing Wen ana good prlcca prevail
all around.
Then Mr. Hudson INDUCED IN some
crOsa-eNamlnluW ON his own account
with the Mormoue aa his theme. DO
you know be- said, ~ saw something
this morning ! never saw before In my
travels round the world, ! went Into "a
little rrvon Hruccr'a shop TO purchase
some lrWt and of cource | asked the
fellow whether he were "a Mormon.
We'll. he said he was. ana he pulled out
10 little testament marked up In rcd and
black ink IN the margins, and he lust
gave me chapter and verse Tor twenty
minutes. be was most interesting fell
low | can assure YOU, never had an
experience like u before"
Mr, Hudson Expressed himself ns be-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
VIEWS OF A VISITOR.


"snlt Lake city n 10 be congratulated
on It's splendid choir" said Mr., John II.
liayos,n Lancashire cotton spinner from
Leigh. England. In the rotundn AZ m.
Knutsford hotel last evening, II listened
10 them pmctIclng IN that big nrchoi
building Thursday night and they Sung
Well Who o. the conductor - Welsh
man" - thought 20; he has hls SINGERS
well IN hand ana ! must say II was
amusing TO hear him take them 60 task,
nm average English choral society
would object 10 being talked 10 at all.
I have enjoyed my trip out West Inn
meneoly with one single drawback.
why ever on earth DO you Americans
heat up your ears. hotels and public
places 10 degree that comfort " all
out ~ the question: l declare ! have
quite lost my appetite, no wonder you
are all Fnlttlng an the time. I even feel
like 1t myself How in business 10 Eng
land2 II never was better We have
moro orders than we can hll Tor two
years TO come. That's why You Amcrl-
cans have got orders from us TOT loco
motive and iron bridges
Tho reporter mildly nnid "ohl ! foc,'
ana ihon switched the subject over to
the iloer war. England doesn't want
tn take the Trunnynal," said Mr., Hayes
"Of course we arc acting on the defen-
slvc until the achievements which arr
ON the water arrive you know, then
we shall get down 10 business. or
course tho end will be q foreguno con-
ciuslon we shall VIM but IL VIII be ~
expensive war, II may last clEht
months eu, then you know one never
can tell"
Ito deplorcd the lack OF leaders IN
tho columns Of American newspapers
generally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
WHAT THE FACTS ARE.
watermastcr Seldom Makes a Plain
Statement Of a Misreprcsentcd Case.

watcrmnaior sedden made a plain
statement 60 the "Ncws' today regard.
ing the East Jordan Canal company
controversy Said BE-;
TO begin with. ~ order q tho special
council committee, I TUNED the water
ln 10 the Fast Jordan canal ou october
18Th. az the Jordan NarfuNF. This was
the day after I received The order. II
was impossible, however, 20 turn all
the water without putting planka in
the main dam which could not De
done without the sanction nf the canal
commissioners which could not be see
cured. ON Saturday last ] was ordered
by President Ruwlina % the East Jor.
dan Canal company 10 turn the water
of that canal back into the city canal
which of course ! was compelled 20 do
- was ordered before that to build
a numc az Sandy 60 drop the water
from one canal 90 another, but the
company would not permit tho works
Co be- executed. though ! had am the
material on the ground last Monday
when ] expected TO do tho work. 7
reported this 20 Mayor Clark ami mem.
hcrH 0f the council ON Saturday last
and they agreed with me that an We
could DO was 10 obey the canal COM
puny'a order"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

niliy SUIT rut To sleep In st. Loul. last
sight by tho kid."

ST. Louis. Mo. oct. gT-Thc initial
boxing entertainment OF the West End
Athletic club was held tonlght al ~
new quarters IN the Coliseum. The
bright particular star Of tho nlght wua
Kld Mccoy. who appeared with hllly
sun u Chicago o. an opponent II
wac figured that McCoy's form In his
match tonight would largely formu-
tate public opinion IN reference 10 HE
chance with Peter Mahor. aud. a. a
consequence. 1000 sport lovers were IN
attendance. Mccoy had the advantage
81. sun lu height and roach. but in
weight the latter was favored BY ucv-
crai pounds. For the first half dozen
rounde sun appeared 20 be In great
awe ~ hla famous opponent, and re
manned on the defensive. A. "a matter
~ fact. Mccoy was able 90 draw him
out only 70 few tlmoa during the thlr-
teen rounds ~ fighting, stlft showed
that be was fighter and several times
had tho llid Ia O. tlckilHh position
iu the thirteenth round both fought
hard for "a finishing blow sun Zen
down from tho force Of "a LETT ewing
which he failed 10 land, but he was up
lu a SECOND and rushed Mccoy 20 the
forer Following "A cllnch Mccoy
iahbel left 10 the nose, and. quick na
q zach. swung his right heavily 90 the
point of nlllyh chin. stint Tell like a
log and was counted out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

nOOKs FoR rrnLIc LInRARY

The following books have beon added
to the public library durinr the week.
ppotical works Of Coloridg1 md
Keats, two volumes.
Prescotrs Conquest Of Mexico. three
volumes
Tranaactiora o. the institute OF MI
ming EnEinocra V. 2s. 1898.
Now ricton--
1iuiuH-Nind-
Mtrumnu-slnvc Of the Lamp.
Juvenile
ilail-noya of sorooby. Brave Days
OF Old
Jcwctt-ncttv Leicester.
pheloH =tovtllnCra.
scu1der-Fnbl and Folk Stories.
Replacing wornout books--
Colllna-Doad Secret Woman In
White.
ilnrtc-Husy
Howurl-Aulnoy Tower. Aunt sc-
roma. open Door
MoLcan-CHpo Cod Folks
No Name oloncla opera Cloak.
Sand M1uorut
stowe Minister'S Woolnr Oldtown
R0lks. We and our Neighbour
Tnlatol=Annn knreninn.
MoulHun-Auuo. castle Nowhere,
East Angels. Holmnn the Keeper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
FARMER ROBBED.
James Francis Accused Of Rolling
Him IN Wine Room.


Tho case against James Francis the
oolorod boxer. occupied the major por.
tlon Of the time In Judge Timmony's
court yesterday afternoon. Francis was
accused Of robhlng South Cottonwood
farmer named l.. p. Nelson Of g.. which
the latter AYERS was taken from his per-
son In a wine room In the Grand saloon
on Second South on Monday afternoon,
on cross.cxnminntlon by Attorney
Hamilton. Nelson shed searching
light upon the art Of getting drunk nt a
minimum expense hy the iu1lcloua co.
mlnEllnR OF two glasses OF brandy aud
pint OF beer, which mixed drinks De.
Yclop "a propensity 10 feel something's
In me head" NELSON said his head was
In that dubious condition whom the
theft occurred. nevertheless ho could
remember ynat was said ana done nt
the time. The examination further de-
velopcd that there were two colorod ln-
dies iu the yiclnlty, but ID was refresh
Ing 60 note that they at NOTING 90 mo
and ! do noting to- DEM"
John A. Peters, the proprietor Of the
saloon. stated that Nelson came 90 his
saloon ut 4 o'clock ana stayed there
until the trouble occurred when Francis
offered Go Gee him search him Whrn
accused Of tho thntt. An uilccr was sent
Tor and the man tnkun 10 tho police
station. In Peters opinion Nelson was
not very drunk Peters said that when
he heard tho trouble IN the wine room
Do went TO the scene when be- found
Nelson outside the box and Francis in-
side which upFet the statement OF
Nelson 60 tho eject that Francis ran
as soon Or hG was alleged TO have
rolled the Stranger.
Irene Van uyuc. a colorcd woman llv-
Ing at 3gl Thirteenth East, said she
was Ia wine room waiting 10 %
cab" and saw no money
Francis uuld Nelson called him Into
the box. touched q button Tor the
booze clerk. thon said he had no money
and ran out crying he'd been robbed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

ing anxious TO enter the Temple. on
being Informed that ouly iatter-day
Saints To- good standing were allowed
that privilege be snld 'ol. social
stunHIur I suppose" Uu being put
rifht ON the subject b. dropped rec
mark with a laugh regarding the man
ncr average fectarian churches dis
pcure their favors.
The Australian then proceeded 20
criticize the American press aud Ia
idiosyucruaica.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
Celery
"AIA~> . Compound
FOR THE
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,

THE WORLDS REMEDY for Disease;
restores these great nerve centers to healthy
action. The blood is made clean. rich and in
full quantity. Muscle tissues are nourshed.
inVigorated. and the body is healthy. Inn
mediate relief is given to the Melancholy.
Mrs. Jennie H. Steele Vaugms Ga writes: 81 have suffered
for years with what the doctors call neuralgia of the liver and
had any relief from the doctors medicine anything else
until began using Paines Celery Compound have taken about
three bottles and have suffered any since first began take IT,
81 feel that il has saved my life and hope all who suffer
have will give Paines Celery Compound fair trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

dazzling sprint In the twcnty-nfth lap
that Rainod Tor them long lead on
Mcfarland ana Turville. The latter
plugged away ana hy tho time four
miles had been fuelpd On the gap was
closed M and az tho bell they shot
ahead aud won ln cantcr by nfty
feet. TimUaOn0 mile I. isi two miles.
aiis. three miles, 5.1i. four miles. 1875;
fivr miles. H.igAat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

Chicago. Oct. 2I-Hob FitzEimmons
reached Chicago today Tor HE nght
with Jcff Thorno nt Tattorealls tomor-
row night "a am the logical opponent
Tor the winner Of the Icnrlea- Sharkoy
fight" Faid he. "Irnrlra. I think, VIII
be the winner, What IL more. ! hope
he will. That viii give me another
chance 10 right myself before the pub
he. before many months ! lutond TO
be not only the mlddlowelght cham
plon. which I am now, but the chnm-
pion Of the world 40 we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
NICHOLAS vs. Finest DECIDED.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NkWs'l
Washington. u. c.. oct. 27.--The com-
missioner " tho land office has rene
derod q decision In tho case ~ Adulph
L., Nichols vs., Thomas II. Priest IN
volvinF land IN Salt Lake city land DIS
trict. The decision afilrms the cancell1-
tlou ~ his prcHt'l homestead entry
The Utah list No, 2 FOR 1876 acres In
Salt Lake city land district has been
made out. The land n to be used for
deaf and dumb Asylum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
BASEBALL TOMORROW.

Tomorrow afternoon the Short Lines
ana RIO Grandca W pose 60 play % game
of b1so boil on the Walker field at $3.50
o'clock The game d. Tor $50 PURGE.
A glance 90 the following lineup shove
that the teams uro virtually two picked
UlneTs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
Tn the face or the evidence Judge
Tlmmony discharged the defendant

In the face or the evidence Judge
Tlmmony discharged the defendant
Frank Morton"
"lf % please Che court there NJ no
complaint" said Prosecutor Delhi
what is tho truubioG" snquirud tho
court % q i0-yoar.oid youth on tho
pcniient form
~ was breaking the bicycle ordln-
nurc"
"Well. don't fracture % any more. ne
there Or n1 complaint aHaluat you, you
are discharged.
o.. Y. Marshall, drunk. guilty or not
Wen. tlr, ! came IN from Butte yes
"liow dld ~ happen"
well Hlr. 7 came ln from Butte yes
tcrlny and mot Some friends"
"Nut uHC1 90 Hnit t1ke whisky, chr
"it seems that way
wei. uH IL Or your nrst appearance,
you are the recipient on the usual
courtosIea awarded TO atrnurorr. You
ate discharged"
l.. u. Grover. another nrst offender.
admitted that De- twas painfully
drunk" but u wouldn't happen again.
llo WINS told w depart ana not come
back any more,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

scare. e.. o, ,..c. %. &C.,. Berkeley
lSlddtr.. 90 o. O.. ..p..s. O.. ..Gcarhnrit
h9wmnn.,,.,, LIST b.,..Bort Margctia
Miller.... o.. lind D.. Mgineske
GriFEs.... q, ....L f..-.Ncla Mnrgctta
Hntrea., &C.. o. &C, f..,, ...,..,hopkine
liufucs.. O., ....,.r, f.s,.. o.. ...,.Joncs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
GnEhT TEST
HUMAN
BLESSINGS

A skin without bismlsh and o boiy nouf-
ishsd with rufe blood. such Il the harry
condition produced by CttictRA SOAP
and CUTictpA Ointment, externally. and
ciItcUPA REsoLVhNT, Internally In the
sevefest cases 81 turtufing. dlsigufinE,
ltshing, burning and aeaiy humofs'
esif sr.fyvtsrs rhts Tgssstt itI W rrftertA
fssr ~ fuisfassr. 81 NfHHtFtHI tHf'i ffTH -.
tUrHas have asu SIS fHHF. HHH lfrI NIfllli
srleitsu v Cafs nsuaifs % 49, ia htt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-09-29

ed vessels afoat, and the khediye en-
joyed her immensely for awhile. But
he got tired Of her. and in 1879 Will
liam III. Vanderbilt bought her to
transport the obelisk from Egypt to
Central park. New York. Lieutenant
Commander Gorringe took command Of
her. having been detailed for the pur-
pose by the United States government
The obelIsh, which weighs 1876 TONS
was far from the shore line and buried,
besides. deep in sand. II was altogeth-
ed too heavy for ordinary machinery to
be used. and it was carried down on
immense platforms with cannon balls
under them for rollers. Then ii was
placed in a crib fixed on a pontoOn.
The pOntOOn and ship were lifted in a
craving drydock, head on to each 9th
er, and when this had been accomplish
ed a hole 20 feet long and II feet high
was cut in the starbOard bow OF the
boat below the water line. Through
this the great stone was rolled into the
hold of the ship on a groove having an
improvised ball bearing attachment,
also made Of cannon balls.
Inside the obelisk was braced along
the keelson and stout snoring fixed
about it to make it immoyable. After
everything was made shipshape and
the ribs and plates were fixed at the
bow of the steamer she finally set sail
for New York on June u, lSS0.-Balti-
more American.