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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01

ters who reside in Missouri and one brother and one sister, residents oi California. Messrs. Groom and Pickett will remain here some time time to look after the interests ol their deceased relative.
 At the meeting of the supervisors convention ID Phenix yesterday Mir. Schuerman ot this county made a motion that all mines having an an nual output of $l0,000 or more should be taxed. It was amended to make the amount 5000, and on . vote the question was tie, three for and three against. NIT. Priest then made a motion that all mines should be assessed in accordance with their value as near as the as sessor could inform himself. It is understood this is in substance about as the law now reads.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
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a great deal; keep the blood

and uss1e5 dear. T's,makes you hea ry and active
 Nstzr 10 cheapest te7 ~ext. coffee -fE.
 Good "atsr >-Hk-lrgr leEy tea and -crss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym psthy shown us, during our recent loss. MR. AND Mas. J. B. RoeERs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
Hotel BURKE!
BURKE & HICKEY. ProprisaOn

Sane os ths fnaEurss sf thas Assss
 ~It is the only sbsolutsly fire proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs EOns but WUrs COOKs in the Kitchen.
 ~It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unaxceiled and its sleeping apartments are -ezi neat and clean always.
 ~lt has a waichmaB ca drly ali night, thereby guarantesinR sn property secure from thisvoTy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01

Amenca's Greatest Medicine Is
 Hoods Sarsaparilla,
 Which absolutely
 Cures every form of Impure blood, from The pimple on your Face to the great D Scrofula sore which
 Drains your system. Thousands of people Testify that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
 Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
 Dyspepsia. Malaria Catarrh, Rheumatism Anl That Tired Feeling. Remember this And get Hoods
 And only Hoods.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-01
TIE CITY AND COUNTY
Newsy Notes Of Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
THE SEABRIGHT SEASON.

seabright, N. j., Aug. 1s.-The week closing
tonight has been busy The cool
weather delighted the golfers. who crowded the
picturesque links daily. The tournaments and sill
yer cup prizes extend well into September
While the hotel proprietors are thinking about
the end Of tho season. a few weeks of the
tager who arrived In May has not given the sub
ject OF leaving the shore passing thought. The
cottagers remain late and come early many stay
ing through October
The third entertainment of a series will be given
at the Monmouth Beach Country Club next Tues
day night. The entertainers will be Emilio de
Gogorza, barytone. and Joseph Pizzarello pianist
The charity entertainment given at the country
seat of Mrs William Barbour last week in aid OF
the Mothers and Babies Hospital OF New York
was highly successful. The net receipts $500.
Mr.. Fachiri and family, of New York. at tho
Monmouth Beach Club house for months stay.
eighteen AT Pleasure Bay Tuesday. f. A. Wal
ton entertained party at Green Gables on
Wednesday. DR. James ]. Reed the same night
acted as host OF a party OF 1--WE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
VISITORS AT BERNARDSVILLE.

Bernardsville N j., Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-That Ber-
nardsvile is having splendid season is manifested
by the people here, who are thoroughly enjoying
the many attractions of this charming resort
Golf here elsewhere. is the predominant feature
OF interest, and the course Of the Somerset Inn
links under George Lawson professional, of
Edinburgh has stimulated interest much that
the links are thronged daily with players. The
first of the series of three tournaments to be held
here was played Saturday. In the mems handi-
cap of eighteen holes. medal play the winner Of
the Glass A event was Livingston Clifford. OF New
York with a score of S. The winner OF the Glass
Henry NJ Hume, Of Brooklyn. with score
Of s. In the women's nine hole match. the winner
OF the Glass A prize Mrs +. Holden Smith. OF
Brooklyn with score of 81, and the winner OF
the Class Mrs b. c. Robbins OF New-York
with score of "a.
The members of the Somerset County Polo Club
a5e out d sepg into shaPG for the coming
Miss Caroline Plum gave dinner for Miss Mary
~ Plum. Of Troy. on Tuesday Covers were laid
Mrs. James Hopkins has as guests at her cottage
Among the arrivals this week were Senator Ed
W ", Ta WSc9tt. of Colorado and Grant b. schiey
"A! A. FinSk and and John Finck the guests of Mrs
Grswold Bourne 10 spending the season here
MS f w;. NICHOLSON of New-York is the guest
Mrs Oscar b Newhouse. of New Rochelle. ar
Stout and Mr. and Mis- G. s. HoSsma nnd and fs@S
mer. 1900
Newcom Cleveland. Of Brooklyn arrived here on
Saturday. ~
Among those at the Somerset Inn are Mr. and
Mrs. w. b. Leonard, Mrs. Ward McAlllster IL II
McAllister. Mr. and Mrs. Wadron Williams Mr.
and Mrs John w Eginton, Mrs. William Post
DR., A. L. Ranneg and wife, Mr. and Mrs W g.
Wilson Miss c: r Rhoades. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. Rhinelander Miss
Carollne, Plum Miss Atkins: Miss Ella 'Iutkins
exander Frazer Mrs. w. Crosby. w. b. Sanction
Mr. and Mr.. p F. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
rA MigQ
Wilson Miss Grace Egin,on. Lee S. Kellogg and
Marcus Olive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
COOL WEATHER AT SHARON SPRINGS

Sharon Springs. ~ Y, Aug 10 GpeciaD.-The
cool evenings OF the last week. which have pre-
vented the usual gatherings on the hotel pazzas,
have been more numerous and popular than in
MANY seasons There have been innumerable
dances and card parties well as several con-
certs.
The leading concert OF the season given at
the Pavilion OH Saturday night by Chamberlain
Orchestra assisted by Mrs. Dustan. Of Phila-
delphia Mrs Myra Speaker. OF New-York and
Frederick H. Maidment, OF the same city.
The latest addition to Sharons cottage colony Is
the family OF John K. Myers Of New-York. Mr..
Myers has Just completed a large cottage here.
It is hinted that great changes will shortly take
place In Sharon. and there are limitations that
wealthy capitalists propose to erect large SAINT
tarlum here in the early future, ana make SHARON
all the resort.
State Senator Thomas +. Donnely, or New YORK.
Senator William Stainsby of New-Jersey and AS
semblyman George Palmer, Of Schoharie are late
arrivals at the Sharon House.
Among the New-Yorkers who are occupying
Pavilion cottages for the month Of August are
Mrs. Herman T. Livingston. Mrs. Breese and L. {.
Demonico.
Mrs. John Palmer. wife OF the ex-Secretary OF
State. is at the Mansion House.
Sharon is becoming the leading resort for New
contingent is John A. Eppg. OF Epps's Brewery.
Brooklyn.
Late arrivals at the Pavilion INCLUDE the follow
S David, f. David Morton II. Menhart. D. J.
Archein, Sallo Cohn, Or. Ludwig Cohn; Mrs. L.
Cohn. Charles Auerbach r. NJ. Rosenthal, Mrs
Hattie A. Dean. Mrs. Band Mrs. L. kayser, Miss
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Einsten. Mrs John
King Van Rensselaer, Mrs. d. Marx. Mrs r. b.
and Miss Bayard Miss Howard. Mrs. +. Aronson,
Mrs; $. Lessler. Jack Friedman and Harold A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
SUCCESSFUL CAPE MAY SEASON'
LOOMS TESTIMONIAL AT THE sTochloN-
RECENT ARRIVALS.

Cana Nav N j. Aug. 19-The most suo'o'sn"
season for several years Is the present one ,r,no
arrivals have been more numerous eSPe0''"' .he
the last two weeks. than were expected W wv
r,ost ,aneuine and hopeful hotel proprietor.
The chief incident OF the week was INC HoI ,,S
.,onioI At the Stockton Hotel tonight winch
nos given for the leader of the dances 'hete, "
veteran who has taught dancing III NUS VI Wv
rastern cities and who was for long tfne
for in dancing in New-HaVeh "heie "'
many of the students OF faie' -.u.o..
Iost night a pink ball was given at Cohs ,es9
an THE ballroom and the rotunda as wen no
~ ,ho nubc rooms Of the house. were oecor@'eu
WITH mink making the scene brilliant one
e. covernor. william r. Merriam OF Minnesota
,or, Director Of the Census, with Miss 80,
and Mrs Hancock. OF Washington 10 A' '''
ton. ,.., g.. occunvinR his
Senator Sewell OF New-Jersey' Is
cottage. on Windsor-ave
nv = r. Collins, we'll known New-ioth p"'~-
cian Is a guest at the star villa a,,
~ schwartz and Miss Schwartz OF brooh'S"
are at the Orioie IT,, A., q, thu Co
lumba. , ,p,,eo,a are at the
NJ and Mrs p. F. Phillips and Miss fn'inp ",
80 NauHaven. have arrived at Congress man, '''N
will stay stay, uGr se9 b. r Roberts at the Lafa
vd F. T T9s NSc;w aIio friends Mr., B. R.
Among guests 1 a. iae a. Fitch C.. Fitch Cox
Wi,ii WIiiam NJ Marsh Of Groton Ny.d At the
c. {. Dunn S Of NeT- VISIT ett' has '''''
AJniph E. Borie is at the Baltimore NV work.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Furthman' OF Ne" II"
are Mr. at and Mrs. J. W Monroe. Of New-York are az
'hS p Thomas Miss Mildred Thomas ana Mss Miss
Rita Thomas have joined the New-forK co'o"'
az Mr. fne and Mrs q " Cotton of New-York are at
the Mr and Mrs. Julien Mandel OF New-York. are
at the Pier Avenue Inn. ~. x,.r,, 10 q, tho
The Rev Levi KenIg. OF NeW-fork' Is at 'he
Mrs. +. Parkinson is among late New-forK ar
Mrs ] Nolan OF New-York. has arrived at
the Stockton. -, r,A,..
S A. Rush. OF New-York. is at the Eobitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
AT DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap Penn. Aug 10 CSpecaD.-
Coaching holds popular favor with visitors. This
week there were numerous parties. among them J.
d. Hankins OF New-York. accompanied by Mrs
Hawkins Mr. and Mrs De Forest and Miss Edison
Scores Of wheelmen have been here this week The
favorte ride is from Portland Penn, to Port Jery1s
the Milford macadam turnpike. that skirts the
Delaware all the way. Bass fishing IL good. and
some fine catches have been made. The photo
graph galleries and souvenir booths ind August
profitable month. The bathing pavilion down near
the Gap on the Jersey shore is a popular institu-
tion and every day numbers Of swimmers row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
BLOCK ISLANDS HOTELS FILLED.
UNPRECEDENTED NUMBER OF GUESTS AT THIS
POPULAR RESORT.


Block Island Aug 10 (speciaD.-There more
guests Mt Block Island at the present time. II is
said than at any previous corresponding time for
many years past. The young people comprise
large portion Of the present population. and are
having a thoroughly good time Manisses this
summer This year there Is something
the tapls all the time. including card parties
straw rides. dancing. moonlight sails around the
island golhng driving and bathing. The hotels
all comfortably filled. and yet the proprietors at
tho various houses unite in saying that next week
will he the banner week. unless a large percentage
OF the present guests go away Unexpectedly. and
this IL highly improbable. n majority of them
are booked for the remainder OF the season.
T. D. Waddell. Of Yale. class OF o. gave Yale
dinner at the Ocean View Hotel the other evening
to eleven Yale men.
Judge C. r ingalls,, OF Troy, ". Y, accompanied
by his family. has gone to Saratoga for the re-
nainder Of the vacation period. Judge Ingalls, has
been n guest at Mansses for thirty-three summers
The social event OF the last week was the enter
tainment given In the music hall OF the Ocean View
on Thursday evening The entertainment con-
slated OF tabIeaus recitatons and music
Judge Parkhurst. OF the Supreme Court OF New
York Is n guest at the Ocean View.
Fishing near the island Is somewhat slow at the
present time although the larger fishing schooners
which go outside for n considerable distance are
making good catches. The bluefsh which nave
schooled to a large extent In this vicinity for two
years past. now running along the coast al
ouonocontaug and Charlestown beaches. which are
directly opposite 10 the island , -
A number Of small yachts and several steam
Yachts found anchorage last week In the harbor
which is one OF the safest for light draught craf
TO be found between New-York and Bar Harbor
General c. d. Fostor. Of New-Haven- IL guest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
PLEASURES AT THE HALCYON.

Mlbrook. N. Y, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-From now on
for week or two star gazing will be the nightly
amusement at The Halcyon. At no place one
see the Big Dpper," Orion. the Pleiades and Polar
Star to better advantage than from the turrets OF
the Halcyon Hotel. The attractions OF perfectly
appointed golf links. tennis courts fine drives and
beautiful scenery are added. Among those here
are Mr and Mrs L. II. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Iaylor; MI and Mrs. c. L. Lowther, Mrs. j. w
Barr MISS Barr Miss Grace Ellis and Felix Camp
bei al OF BROOKLYN T. c. Wagner. f. +. Swift and
wife w. Woosworth and family. E. Simpson
ana ana tIamy G. y; Sierck and family, D. r. Ken
family, all OF New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
down and take dip In the rlver boteIs IL

down and take a dip In the river. There 10 oahc-
Ing every evening at the numerous hotes' Ma
New-York arrivals this week are MI ana ME-
IT "a Doane the Misses Doane, MI ana MIS-
Charles O. Hague Mr. and Mrs W c SssT'q Mr. and
H. :" r. "a Kendall. Dr. and Mrs. w; Cady. Master
H. W cady. Mr. and Mrs F. g. Wslks Mr 'e anS M Mrs
" W s;apk Professor q. A. Black c. Ellison, MT
and Mrs II. S Hamilton 9amaeaMt,: and p Mrs
H ~ Emerson Master T. L. Emerson. ir MISS
Emerson. Mr. and Mrs: Clark Baisdel', M mrs
pintsdeI Mrs w w. Blasdell, Mr.. ana Mrs: !: N
bnrrance Miss Emily Dorrance MISS A. Chariio'
W 9 Maciane and Captain W. n. summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
LONDON.
HOTEL
METR0P0LE.
offers unequalled accommodation for real
comfort and luxury In every detail Fine
cuisine and wines. Moderate charges
Propretors,
The Gordon Hotels, It'd.
The Gordon n oteIs, Ltd.

here and also W r. Walkley, Alderman from the
&c George " Aldrich OF New-York. has been a
guest at the Ocean View ,.,, o-o
DR. Henry Moss and Mrs. Moss, Of Brooklyn are
among the guests - 49,. ,,ra
Among other New Workers. here are DR. and Mrs
c IL Carpenter Miss Eleanor r. Carter. Albert
f. Stratton. j. NJ. Lowden; Stephen u C bIake.
Ian Mrs Western Mr. and Mrs S. G. Roderick,
Miss Roderick Mrs S. Lessner and Miss Sadie NJ
I.eSSnpr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
Gurcuean Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London Office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street. convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

Cascade Lake House. Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-Fortu-
nate. indeed. those who located in this cool
mountain resort, for. while tales of heat and dust
come 10 US from the outside world. scarcely day
has passed that the log fire has not been accept
able in the morning. Bowling and tennis tourna
have been the features of the week. The
house Is full OF guests. to whom the summer Is
proving too short. - .
Recent arrivals are Henry Bausch and family
OF Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Smith Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dixon. OF New York; F: w. Meachem
and family OF Syracuse; Mr.. and Mrs. Lantry, OF
New York: Mrs. Shaw and Miss Smith. OF ALBANY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
LEAVES IN An HOUR.
Lieut.. 0egan Reports Tor Duty and is Assigned
to Recruiting Service.

Rev. G. f. Degen received word, yes
terday. from his son. Lieut. John Al
den Degen, that he had reported foi
duty with his regiment, the 25th Volun-
teer Regiment. now waiting recruits
for service in the Philippines. at Van
couver Barracks, Wash, and that he
had been Immediately assigned to dc
the recruiting work in southern Cali
fornia. He had left for California
within one hour of reporting for DUTY.
Lieut.. Degen is well and is enioyinr
his new duties. He is much pleased at
receiving a commission so soon after
enlisting in the regulars and his many
friends here are also pleased They
hope he will pass through the cam
paign with honors and return safely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

the suffers tent. Warren Trask is in
charge and does brisk business in
bottled soda.
That the boys are good feeders is
shown by the following figures 1t
takes is pounds of beef to meal and
five loaves of bread. At breakfast
they have milk to drink and If takes
five gallons to go around. All are
healthy and hearty and having a good
time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
First
4 lff1rfDr
Three
Last NIGHTS Band Concert.

A more perfect night for band
concert could not be imagined than
last evening and the charming weather
drew forth a large crowd both from
this city and the two cities down the
Kennebec. All We're amply repaid, for
the concert was of the usual excellence
of those which have been given, so far
this season, by the Augusta Cadet
Band.
During one Of the pieces there was a
rev feature introduced which was not
on the programme. The name of the
instrument is not known but the noise
it produced was something similar to
that made by pulling one of the plugs
out Of the cannon. The Musical
Smashup' by Robinson was decided
novelty and caused more applause
than any of the other pieces.
The next concert will be by the Au-
gusta Cadet Band, Monday evening,
and will be little earlier than the
concert, last evening, commencing at
715 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
KING WILKES WINS.
Only Ono Neat Necessary, Friday. 10 Decide
Unfinished Face.

The unfinished race in the . % cIase
trot or pace. for a purse Of $50. which
was postponed, at the driving park
Thursday afternoon. was pulled off. al
10 o'clock, Friday morning That CON
siderable interest was centered in Tho
outcome of the race was attested &c
by the goodly attendance Of snort. ne
men, although it was generally expec.
ted that King Wilkes would repeat his
performance of Thursday and win the
race.
Starter Dorrity called the horses ,Ir
shortly after 10 O'Clock, and thc second
time that they came under the wire
they We're sent away in bunch. Won
~. was drawn, ard the horses went
away in the following order: King
Wilkes had tn pole, Ruby was I'd,
NoGlcsong. Sd; j. .. g.. 18th: Daisy C..
9th; and Sammy w, 9th.
Ruby had the lead at the start with
King Wilkes a close second. and the
black stallion overhaulcd her near the
quarter post. He then took the lead
ana was not headed for the mile. trot-
ting like clock work. and at no time in
danger Of losing his place
Ruby and VoGlcsong both went up.
as the horscman say. but taken all in
al. the race was as pretty as anyone
could wish for.
King Wilkes increased his lead in tha
last quarter. and came under the wire
an easy winner. in 2.27l.. followed by
Ruby, J. q. G., Noglesong. Sammy W
heat and race was won by King Wilkes.
Ruby won 20 money: sammy w. 81
J. q. q. ith
Messrs. Lee and Lishness are to ne
efforts to give the public some clear
horse racing of a standard quality. and
Mr.. G. $. Dorrity. wha ofiiclated as
starter. stated to the Journal that 4
WI one Of the best races that he had
seen for years.
He paid the Augusta public a high
compliment when he said that never
before had he seen q better natured
crowd and one from which there was
50 little kicking or cheap talk" He
said the crowd was the most easily
managed one he ever saw at race
The public has returned the compli-
ment and said that they never saw a
better starter.
The summary:
2.3g CIASS-TROT OR PACf,-PURSE
sl5o-CI-
King Wilkes. blk. $. p. Letour-
neau. Oakland.
Ruby b. m. - Ridley. Oakland. 5
Sammy W, b. e.. Samuel White,
West Washington,
j. q. a.. & &. Frank Harrington.
Gardiner,
NogleSong. ch. &, G. II. Nelson,
Waterville. 8
Won NJ. b. g. Geo. W. Mulliken.
Oakland. { 5 dr
Daisy g.. b. m. III. III. Lee, Au
guSta, 6
Dick Nelson b s. Geo E. Wood
bury, Brunswick. s Dis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Tho excursion Being managed in this
Stcte by Bret II. DinGley. is likely to
take 4 number Of Augusta people. 1t
viii sail on The steamer New England,
about February /, and will be gone
over two months. The trip will in
ciude sail through the Mediter-
ranean. touching all the principal
points. spending 70 days in Egypt and
the rest Of the time in the Holy Land
and Orient.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Overseer of the Poor John o. Roake
of Lewiston, was in the city, yesterday
and took back from the Insane hospi-
tal four of the pauper insane of that
city. These are not violent patients OF
rather they have not been for some
time past and it is thought they can be
cared for at the Lewiston poor farm as
well and ever so much cheaper than at
the Insane hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
DOES COFFEE AGREE w,ru var.

If not. drink Grain-O-made from pure
grains. lady writes: The first time
l made Grain-O | did not like il but after
using it for one week nothing would in
uuce 20 80 BACK 10 coffee" II no,lr-
lshes and feeds the system III. children
is the Strengthening substance of nure
grains. Get a package today from your
grocer follow the directions in maxim, II
,pd you will have delicious and health
i5c and CSC.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease a powder to be shaken into the
shoes. 1t makes tight or new shoes feel
tdsE. gives instati, relief to corns and
puluohS' IL is the greatest comfort dis
'nNerE OF the age. Cures swollen feet,
bllsterH and calious spots. Aliens Foot
Ease ~ certain cure for ingrowing nails,
sweating, hot, aching feet At all drug
Elsis and shoe stores, 25c. Trial packa GO
flthF. by mail. Address, Allen S. Q,iH.
sled. lie Roy, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

LicutenantS DuttOn and Spear. who
have opened a grocery store in Water
Vile since their return from Cuba with
the lst Maine Heavy Artillery, are do
ing Zig business. 1t has increased to
such an extent that they have been
obliged 70 place an additional delivery
team OF the route. Their many Au-
gC"ta friends will be pleased to learn
If their success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-08-19

Other Maine cities are having a
number of burglaries, but Augusta so
far seems to have escaped Many
houses in the eastern and western
parts of the State have been looted.
and the burglars have escaped without
leaving any clew. This leads the Off
cials TO think that the men are profess
sional cracksmen. Perhaps Augusta
may be visited, but there is no use in
worrying before it is necessary.