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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
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9eo1oItop q, ben bstenbte Wen-
neffsusn, Iisser for Dposn. Uteb BAN
9aar en- at Aarbunoreoets me9tigite
StitteIier bort. 9ans Gin bar ueret en-
5nfpiration for mansfoloise og bans
Strifter bar paouirfet giosannOen JON
faa andres. 5or BAN par ariitenoom.
men lite 5orm men eiO, o9 buns opoi.
renoe Yomp9beo oil aItlo ltaa iOm en-
Dom ouer en- bob Rriitenbeo.
galg / Q bweit. WuItber
0ausr at 3itid er Ual9t til Yrait'
bent at Sdwsib Tor laret 1900, og Or.
6 bmaro Brsnner al Baiel Ill 8icez
pr9lioent. URr. 6auier er for 5ioen
8lcspraiioent nnoer Braiioent 9 D 10 r b
MuelIer.
S9sbet at IA Gage bIep Der / @n9s
lamb iamIet 81, 600 unoerftrifter, buor.
iblunot mango o%niete Wenb, paa en-
protslt mob Rti9en t Suoafrita.
@ttptRriastib bra9te forleoen
be inofeote / 0apti en- frpsteIis Ansit.
Oct tom 9anife uuentet o9 ialntereoe
9upiis flag ueo Bort au Brince. ga.
Iutten beluareoes fra 6ortet Der, o9 oa
bet netop ftuIoe tt9fIe iamme Dag iom
89rn for 2 4ar foen par @enitano for
ct uoloiomt Reimbursement, iaa laa bet
q Tor be uuioenoe 6aptier at iro. bet
famine Stueipil lfuloe opferes M ign.
Get pareoe bog lite rat l9n9e, Tor De
bleu oueripoeoe ON. at yRlre" bauoe lite
iaa onbe 9tnfsttr.
Reuolutionen Guatemala er IN
enbt, ioet Reeerin9stropperne %omrin9eoe
g%anosbpen Tacoma, boor Optsrerne
opbolot fig. 0isie bIeu n9itsn ale
fangne, os oermeo par Opreret unber.
fuet.
Tomfirten RsIn. Gfter at ben
nu CT arbeioet / IS Aar paa 6uloenoel.
fen al 3omtlrfeu / Reln, og benne
9eriooe er anuenot benueo 20 Ueiutoner
Rroner bsrtil, nGrmsi Nrbeioet fig ON.
fiber fin a%ilutnin9. ) 1924, oa bette
Bpggeioreta9enbe paabegpnotes, par fun
6oret bslsuis i9rbiet o9 9narnene paas
beopnbte, og rtsnes oisie dele af bet
toIosinle Bp9ningsuRrf meo, maa Om-
toltnin9erne ueo bette iom 0eIbeo taqet
anlaas I'll benimoo 80 Uliuione,. 6eri
er bog itfe meore9uet ben uoimptnins
m. m., fom airten bar mootaget 9ennem
@auer fra foriteal9e. IRE Bp9meftre
bar, iieI9e .Ratl.", efterbaanben fores
liaaet Arbeinet, nemll9 AbIert. Der
beos 1882. 3milner, Der oeoe 1862, %
8oietel, unoer buis 9eoelie be9se 9ouets
taornene blep rsjlie.
40 Bsrnorutnebe. Era Brps.
lel meooeles, at henueo 40 Sfolebsrn,
iom i JreooeS bauoe inaet iri for at lese
llot uoe paa Sien. orufnebe. oa 2esen
oar beelt / Gang. oeo, al 5ien plnole
fig BRAT. o9 be ionf neo / 5lonens foloe,
ftribe Sirsm. SO Imna Sig CT iunone
o9 senfenote, men aoltlaise James
tnbnn. Nosle reboeoes n9lten bnlps
oeoe. Der er Sore / naiten etboeii
Diem / SrpSlel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
Sperrig

Den aIbfte 9tGit 3orben
er Rttert qrout gerguaI Sailinsbo,
gisbp Gilt, Suuris. 6an tplote
ben 2sos Nou. 100 Mar % bar uerst
qren Roen gulf 1926. oltioo mere
eno 70 aar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
mes. ga,ps,np,sg otb no 9Drmp

tet edmmd1. eobi prepet Nteofi, lem l~9yet %"
for mar pffef bruot oil w lioner Dietre lot Itts
smaabotn I 1anoperioosn msb lnlfinmmeh
3ulns. DeI ~bstoiiaer Barnet, bieeeigt @hmnsnt,
Iormirblttr Hn0nbtiien, tnimsr Snlt1ifn, 9tlptet.
DinhinIit. bal IN msgtt ~btbaaeiia mag o. Ct et
5,has agtbnd mob Tiarhoe. @uldiB al 4Hiqaintt
1puali | nuhen. priisn er 25 Gents bialtsh.
suit Of lortaHge Wirs. Ntusipfos ZootDths
znrNp GA taa inesn onbsn Siaes. ba Olsott ou
an, ben al pors ben bsbitt Ulebiciu | danbpsrtotsn'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
efspIofiOn | EN- Sernbane'

1upe. Il 2ob, pe' oa, . Dus. mt,
: lem 9srnins Os Stisrn, stsplobsrsos
forlebm aften 9ampsn en- al aupesrns
faa @las ffaar oa Ollie resnsbe neo oser
be reiienbs, meoens Slben trusbe meo al
ontanoe 9oftst. gn rsiienoe traf eis'
bIitfelis / Rsobremisn, cs 9Oset itano'
fsbe, buorsftr man fl lllsmpsrne a.
biuIpne.
6unbet ZIG. 9i9st al ben brutnsos
Baaofsrsr Ib. Ibom en- Ssris CT
bIeuen funbet psb 9aabbra9ning om-
trent paa bet Steb, buOr a%Guirin9en
ffete.
Clubbing Rnrantene. 8
uaen fra ben 81. 0ouember I'll ben ..
December sr Der ~tiIfsrt 9uiooin9 Rattan.
taneanftaIt 426 Str. Stuoe.
q uairte / 4arbus. 6orleoen
bitten aibolbtes paa Raaobuiet / aars
bus ct Webe, Der par beio9t al ca. 200
Borgere. gaa Weoet hrefteoes Spsrsss
manIet ON Opferelfsn al en- np alrte /
aarbus, % 9ouebtalen bolotes at gi:
flop GIouen, Der paope9eoe Nsos
psnbisbeben at inareit malis at paas
beapnbe Rirtens Bpsnins; giffoppsn
meobelte tiuise, at ban nlIereoe | priuate
Bibras bauoe irbiamlst 81 900 RI. til
6iaIp til airtens Opfsrelie. 6sbmono
8. Brosem. Il. unbefaIeoe Iissleoes
uarmt al bp9se en- ny airfe.
5~prftsIis @aue asiierinbe
MariaTeoboromnaaf Ruslano bar
tilienbt groissior 5inen BOO Rr.
til gratis Bebanolins at fattise lupus
patienter.
DEN npe Stots pao Babe
saaro, iom eies at 9s. t9I. orb.
grins q ulbemar os Iis9,r paa 'Sisr.
net at gernltorffs Bart, 5 Uiinutters
9ei fra @entofie citation meo lloli9t
til 6ousotaoen % Sunoet, oil bllpe
noget 9anite npt / i'm art.
Den ifaI beoOe p9iem Os 9nsniooers
ffOIe Tor unse glser". gt aurius pa.
rsr ct aar, unoeruisnin9en ital T
babe t%eoretiit og p%rattiit o9 omfatte
alt, buob Der berer I'll ct ueIoronet etos
nomlf 0iem. a%stten0rbeioet ifaI leoss
sftsr bet npe SfoIetsttenipitem, o9
1lnoeruisninsen be surise gag OOH
ninsen al It 9iem / ale 6nteltbeosr,
Rssnftabsuaien. 9aunourbeioe 0. |. D.
oil blipe inbrstist iaa entel o9 IeifutteIis
iom muli9t. IeOri os graflis oil toms
me til at saa 9aanb / 9aano.
Sfolsn ftal leoes al g9Ioe9aaro
RuinbeffoIss tioIisere geiiprer, tap.
tain %. 9an tn % 9uitru Snliana
glider San IN os 6rsten Marie
Sespere n Der ar nooannet iom
notwithstanding / upiola os ari'
%ltianii.
CAN'T W isfonsbIab. 9fie
bpao ri %sriorsr, pil Donff Wisfonss
blab, Der bibiil sr ubtommet en- Sang
ON Raaneosn, TONNE I'll at ub9ca 3
9anas ON Waonsbsn fra |. 9annar
1900, buoruso man banber at funne
gore BET mere tilfrsbstiasnoe % laalss
bss fafis BET lsrs 5oloere.
apnngSauttion. Deb 1uanss.
outtiOnen ousr v9iarupsaaro "ueo Bans
brup bleu @aarbeisr poulsn, Yao.
ben, bsiltbpo.nos meb $4,000 ar.. for
buiItsn Gum ban bssareos fig eienoom'
men ublast lom uiploelisiOrt panibausr.
9isnbommen Dor 222 lor. eano, %
Dpsninsernss Asiuranceium CT Az
600 8r.
emit m lSpsbOmme hos
6uSbprsne. 5slsenoe INITIAL BeIat'
ninaer er | gebet Of Dttobsr Waansb
itiuet unber ofieniIiel giIfpn paa @runo
al imifiomme Sp9oomms: MiItbronb
o, Rp9marustpfus 3, onoartet Roiar.
ralfeber 7, tronif Suinebifieriiis 6.
Rsoip9e Dos Suin III, Rnuoeroisn
4os. Samtiois sr fsIssnos auial BE.
fatninser frisiUne for oiieniIist lilipn:
MiIibrano 8, Rpsmarusipfus 3. ono:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27

Macbetbs 2ampe9las lparer
nj g~ienoebele al Smtoitaln9er
oe al ulejli9beo.
5pl9 aatalo9et.
SiriD Ill Nacbeit. gittsburs, "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
lET GoDT HJEr1 HAIR ALTID musk.

fa n s hr Rad til have 5000 IlsOER q $3.50 oR0LER og endnu ARE kan spill
paa IN. En- HOME nusIcB o vi fyde padsen for Het til en- PA som den mdh re-
kan afs. Med den kan HYfhs0nHELsT spns de yanskehgte sykker kaekt
err runmrst pAA Runer mdS taatappefim etP aperii ndo som e udMdeHKt Bde
g trhaEe Toner som paa ct orgdi spiler aneb ajendts Hymnr og sr f str Hyggeo g Frost
|or De Ramle. d. sge x besvzrae :underholfe saskab mdD ansrA he kkompaTnen sang
m ZEN hed for onnsne spnsr over W0 Aykker som De kan Egei ktyiiandehEt In.
Tadndrn AnbsfainEstf frat lfsdsek nnder. "saa meget hednee end " vemete
sma gsse md Musk sendes Dem pr Esfe. we'd hetaTesen at d 90 Agsnur ssner
famsZ In butgS .ssainksl sns a Fdm~rks frk ataag Adnar
STANDARD MFG. CO. IS vesey st, NEW YORK; P. o. Box 1855 Dept N g
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14

For twenty years a floating hospital
has regularly carried out from New
York each morning a load OF infants.
to breathe the pure air which II Is
difficult for them to obtain IN the tene-
ments in which they dwell. On this
ship are few cots and beds for
cases" too III TO sit outside, but the
great mass OF the patients sit or play
on deck. breathing fresh air and en-
joying sea breezes Then feeding
time comes round. and both the chill
dren and the mothers-for no infants
come without their mothers-get. for
once, a good meal Bathing Is another
great feature, and on the lower deck
OF the floating hospital baths OF vari-
Gus sorts are supplied. so that the III.
tie ones return after their outing with
clean skins and full stomachs. with
bodies revived by the sea air and
minds refreshed by new sights which
they will not readily forget
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
Navasota Stirred up on Road
improvement.

The committee in charge Of the
list to raise funds for the improve
ment and maintenance Of the roads
and bridges bringing trade to Nav
asota-especially those across the
Navasota river on the Millican and
Washington county thoroughfares
aud the bridge over the Brazos,
have, in all, subscribed s4lS to
date with several parties to visit
again.
In the neighborhood Of 5000 has
been expended in saving bridges,
ETC., and today or tomorrow def
mite steps will be taken to reopen
traffic between this aud Washington
county by putting a ferry on the
river until the bridge is repaired.
As soon as this is done the road in
Brazos county, between the two
bridges will be viewed and neces.
sary work put on it.
The property holders and mer
chants Of Navasota, large and
small, do not propose to sit idly by
for moment and allow bushes;
10 be diverted from the town by
floods or otherwise. -Nayasota Ex'
aminer.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
sunshine In Europe.

According to a recent report issued
by the French bureau OF agriculture.
Spain. and not Italy. should have the
adjective sunny" placed before Il. On
the average. II Is said, Spain enjoys
about 5000 hours Of sunshine a year.
while Italy has 1900. France has al
most as much sunshine as Italy. her
figures being 1900. Germany has at
her disposal no more than LOO hours;
while England. the land Of fogs. has to
get along with i.iOO. less than half Of
Spaln's amount
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
The
Great Tonic

EMMELs EGG EMULSION Of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites. It is
exactly what they require--it not only
gives them the important element God
Liver OH in palaiable and easily di'
gested form, but also the hypophos'
phites, which are SO valuable in nerve
GUS disorders that usually accompany
anaemia. Our Egg Emulsion is palata-
bic and easily digested and being emul'
sifed with yak of egg only and favored
with Brandy il is an entire food and
readily asslmilAted. Children can easily
take It given at meals with sweet milk.
GO Every bottle sold has facilitated
a testimonial as 10 It's efficiency.
Price small size 4Oc large size SOC bottle
EmmeI's
prescription Fbarnasy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14

Muggins--"what have you there
Browning? You don't mean to say
you enjoy reading that stuf7' Sweet
low-"Stuff? Why. sir, II Is beauti-
full" Mugglns-"Bu do you really
understand what he Is driving att"
sweetlow-"of course don't. That's
the beauty OF his writings Boston
Transcript
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14

bottom Of the furrow for a week or
more my cotton did not die like in
other years. After that prepared
my cotton as follows:
/ commence at the Southeast cor
ner, throw one furrow TO the right
on the first row, come back on the
second row, then go up on the
fourth row, throwing the dirt TO
the right again, and coming back
on the fifth row, and so on through
the whole field; then ! gent back
to the beginning, gvtsp on the
second row, throwing the night,
coming back on lhk iorth row and
so on through Hhe whole field.
Then have ode furrw plowed TO
every hill, tleen | 90 back and
throw the other furrcw, and when
that is done 1 kst out the mid.
dies.
| find that BIB land is plowed
flat the mex, brad that il itisa
bad year fc, potion rot the
cotton will diS&s1,~ ame as before
unless the.boitom 0f the furrow is
summed. | have never tried TO see
If | could kill the rot by opening
the middle of the hill and summing
il. 1t depends Of course how deer
the rot goes in the ground. Whel
the Ian d is treated in this manner
here is very little dead cotton in
the field in the fall and what il
dead has died so late in the sum
ner that it has some bolls on ii
The idea in blowing this way il
10 keep the horse from steppin,
on the plowed land or to disturb i
so that it will fall back in the fur.
row. use 8 and 10 inch plows
n have mentioned these facts I,
several people but do not know o
any one else who has tried il.
Yours respectfully,
II. ScHLITTER.
Manor, Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
Paid In nj. own Coin.

Greedy grocer to farmers wife, who
Is supplying him with butter. This
pun O. butter Is over lIcht, guide wife.
GUIDE wife-Blame yersel', then;
weighed Il WI the pun o. sugar / gat
trae ye yestreen. -Tit-Blts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
More About the Farmers Con-
gress.

Following is continuation Of
the article printed yesterday re-
garding the Farmers Congress at
College Station, July %, 90, % and
2s, sent to The Eagle by Prof. J.
II. Cornell, the president Of the
congress:
The Houston and Texas Central
railroad has made the following
rate and has requested connecting
lines to join in these rates:
4c per mile for distances within
70 miles Of College.
SO for distances 70 to 100 miles
of College.
One fare from all stations over
100 miles from College.
Tickets on sale July 23d and Gath
limited TO July 30th.
Delegates from local or general
agricultural organizations are re.
quested to bring their credentials
aud attention is asked to that arti.
Gle of the constitution which limits
the representation. 1t is as fol-
lows:
"Art. 6, Sec. /. In all matters
Of business relating to the consti,
tuition and bylaws Of this congress.
the vote shall be taken in execu
tive session, and each elector from
recognized state organizations shall
represent twenty-five active mem
bers from the state organizations
participating in this congress.
Sec. .. Recognized district ant
county agricultural organization;
shall have representation not {,
exceed five votes, and one person
I (delegate) shall not represent NOR,
than one organization. Each dis
trict and county agricultural o
| kindred organization shall be en-
titled to one vote in executive ses
sion for one hundred members o
less, and one additional vote 70
each additional hundred member,
not to exceed five votes for eacI
organization as above provided.
This provides that general oil
CARNATIONS are to be represente
and that local societies formin
such general organizations are ais
entitled to active delegates. Visit
ors can speak on all questions an
vote on all except those relatin
to the organization. Everyone il
terested in advancing the agricuI
tural welfare Of Texas is invited
come and assist in the meeting
, whether or not belonging to an
association. The constitution dii
tinctly provides; THAT no fe,
nor dues snail be required f
membership in this congress-"
Attention is especially invited
the speakers on the program. A
persons present are invited to tai
part in the proceedings.
See state and agricultural pape
for program or write to
j. II. CoNNEu.,
Pres. Farmers Congress.
-
| = - n n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
chin
Weak
people!

will grow strong and gain flesh by tax
Ing, three times day in sweet milk
water or wine. a desert spoonful Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14

Somebody broke into my stable last
nlght and stole my best harness"
Didn't he leave any tracer"
"None. lie took the traces and all"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-07-14
+: Preventing Cotton Root Rot.

In 1898 while / was experiment
ing to kill wire grass | noticed that
where let the sun shine on the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05
MAYoR Jonasron'- ru.Ir.o~.
WHY HE FORBID THE PROPOSED
CAKE WALK.

The Mayor having learned that 1T vas
proposed To hold a cake walk" in the
Academy of Music on Monday night
next, and the Objectionable character Of
some of the performers having been
brought to his attention. at once set to
work to have thorough investigation
made OF these people by the detective
force of this city The information thus
gained was of 81. u character TIA, ne
At once wrote to the manager II the
Academy of Music :1rbidding The per-
icrmance. as. in his opinion, ii threat
chcd the good name and good order OF
the community
subsequently. upon the question being
raised by the person promoting the per-
iornance. Mr.. Johnston was advised
mat lie had no legal right 10 prevent
TIE performance i'll advance OF any ac-
iual violation OF dccency.
lie then wrote TO the manager Of the
Academy. requesting that the perform
arcc be not allowed.
The Mayor is much exercised over the
matter. and is only sorry he has no
greater authority in the case. but feels
that under the circumstances it is his
duty 10 bring the matter TO the atten-
ton Of the good people OF the city. In
order that they may not be unadvisedly
subjected to personal discomfort.
1t IS his purpose. however, If the per-
Torrance takes place. to have present
an adequate police force 10 arrest At
once any person guilty of Il breach of
decency or good order.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05
"u'he Toodprints of1ho Anger"

Miss Wood, who was FOR years one OF
the principals OF Norfoli's wcll-known
Lcache-Wood Seminary. and who has
but recently returned from an extended
residence abroad, has consented to read
a paper for the benefit OF the Norfolk
Art League.
The title of the lecture is The Foot
prints of the Angel" and it takes up
the charming subject OF the place the
Angel holds in art, and deals not only
with the many presentations of the
subject by the Old Masters, as we'll as
the more modern painters. but treats
OF the mystic side OF the question
Miss Wood has given the subject
years OF careful study and research
amidst surroundings that could not hut
yield rich harvest. and as her lee
ture is beautifully illustrated with over
iitty magic lantern pictures, which she
mas brought from Italy, Norfolk art
loving people will have n rare oppor-
tunity To hear and see something most
entertaining ana Instructive.
The lecture is 10 be given on the cvn-
ing of February 18th, at some place 10
be announced later.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05

noon for Norfolk under her own steam.
The tug Little Nell. Captain Dacan. ac-
Next Spring the Garrett will be taken
into the Alhemarle Sound, 20 he used
there by the purchasers for the trans-
portation of cars across that water. TO
reac hthe sound the Garrett must take
n sea trip as far as one OF the inlets
near Hatteras. an da favorable ocean
must be selected for the transfer. The
Garrett was built at Wilmington, Del.
In 1887. for the transfer OF trains of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad from Lo-
Gust Point to the Philadelphia division
at Canton. Independent engines drive
the side wheels The boat is S5l rert
long. Al feet beam and III. fec; deep"
The Garrett arrived here this AT
ternoon and is lying at the wharf Of the
Norfolk and Southern railroad. in Berk-
ley.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05
ObseHnic- ofMr Tai.

The funeral of Mr.. S. C. Tets. whose
demise occurred at Lake Comfort
Hyde county. N. c.. on Tuesday last
was solemnized from st. Paurs Epis-
copal Church. this city at 1890 n. m.
Yesterday. The services were con
Quoted by the rector OF the church
Kew. Il. ID. Tucker. d. D. The oh
from the Masons and Odd Fnllors
fraternities of Norfolk. The remains
were laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery
Following We're the palI-bearers.
Messrs. Samuel e. Organ. w. T. Core
F. a. Robbins. Robert l.. Spain, D. ID
Hitchings and II. II. Worsham.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05
An ERROR CORRECTED.
NO SCARCITY OF LABOR AT LAM
BERTS POINT.


The following appeared in the New
port News correspondence Of yester-
days Richmond Dispatch:
"Shps are coming here daily from
Lambert's Point to coal. not because
there is any lack OF the fuel there, but
because the laborers on the piers there
have been vaccinated. and there are Sc
many sore arms that n sufficient num-
Der OF experienced men cannot be Sc
cured to shovel coal"
~ representative of the Virginian-
Pilot. equipped with this paragra phi
and instructions to ascertain just what
foundation there was for 1t, learned
that the facts, as shown by the collier
record at Lambcrt's Point are that but
fivo vessels in two months have lief,
Norfolk coal piers for other ports tc
load. and TINT three OF these went &c
one of these latter returning to this
port for cargo after waiting some time
at that place. Hurry orders or i'm
patient owners may be responsible foi
these facts, but that there is lack Of
help or an overplus of sore arms al
Lamberts Point is untrue, as 1850 tons
were handled from the pier Friday and
'.l50 tons yesterday, and though there
has been large fleet at all times ir
waiting at the pier this winter there
are but three. or at the outside -four
days wait entailed on any of them al
present
The fate of the Fannie c. Bowen
mentioned some time ago, that went
to Baltimore for cargo and returned
here two days after she would have
cleared for port loaded. had she re.
manned in line here. is a fair sample
of the rapidity of loading here. ant
the folly OF anxious owners sendins
vessels elsewhere when once consigned
here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05
STREET CARS ON GRANNY
FIsOM THE SOUTH.
y LETTER FROM THE OLD SHIPS
POSTOFFICE.

a letter has just been received by n
well-known Norfolk gentleman from
the southcrnmost town In the world
Sandy Point, Strait of Magellan.
which Is about five degrees further
South OF the equator than Dunedin
New Zealand
AS the result of discussion about
the ola Ships Postonice, which was
SIMPLY box fastened to n spar buoy
IN the Straight of Magellan, and from
which letters travelled over the world
without stamps. n gentleman to whom
much of the credit is due for the Ore
gon's remarkable run from the Pacific
TO the scene of her glorious performance
IN battle. promised to mail n letter Mt
ms southernmost Dostonice TO his Nor
loik friend. should he pass through tho
Strait again. He passed sooner than
he expected. for he was ordered TO tho
Iowa, now on her way to the Philin-
pines. The old Ships Postofiice. where
lovers and pirates alike received ana
deposited the mail, is no more. bur
SANDY Point is n fourishine Chilaa
town, OF about one thousand inbo hi
tants. where the days in December are
from a. m. to 10 p. IN. in length.
by due course of mail il took tba
letter nearly two months to reach tie
destination. r.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05

The cast of Jimmy" Moran on a
bicycle, that has been so much admired
in Washington for the past six months.
Will be on exhibition in the windows
of the Monticello Wheel Company's
store in Monticello Hotel building. on
Tuesday. February 9Th. II will pay YOU
10 make the trip. The work is by u.
=. q. Dunbar. one Of Washington's
most famous sculptors. and he is now
cutting the figure in marble from the
original clay model. which he intends
10 exhibit ut the Paris Exposition in
1900 All riders should see the racing
position of the model
MI Lee Counselman. the champion
road rider of the District of Column
pa VIII be Mr., kippcn's assistant at
the Monticello Wheel Company's store.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-05
stree, improvements.

The Citizens Bank has been granted
permission to lay crossing on Main
street. in front of the new bank build
ing. The work will cost 800 and will
be paid by the bank
This is an Improvement which will be
appreciated by the public
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway
has been granted the privilege of lay
Ing driveway in the sidewalk on
CRANKY street, in front of their prop
erty.
Brown street. which is very much In
need of repairs, will be shelled.