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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-09-25

He was a small 6-year-old, and h
was stretched across his fathers kne
in the attitude traditional for ger
erations in the prevention of sparin
the rod.
Papa" he asked in the moment
silence before the slipper fell, ''are "
going to spank me?"
''Well, suppose am. Why do W
ask?"
Because, papa he replied with
the dignity possible under the circu;
stances, 81 do not wish to be ST
prised. Judy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-09-25
THINK 1T A TRICK
FILIPINOS AGAIN ASK FOR A CON-
FERENCE.
OUR OFFICERS sKEPTIcAL

Macarthur Reports from Angeles That
the Enemy Offers to Give Up Amer
lean Prisoners and Asks for a Con-
ference, Presumably for Bringing
War to a Close.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-09-25
DOMESTIC.

Chicago September wheat, 711sc.
Senator Hanna arrived from Europe.
Wall street had something of a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
II. C. NJ. Trlce has returned from

MIR. c. NJ Tlice has returned from
West Point.
Mr.. j. p. Harrison is out In the coun-
ties on a hunting trip.
mr.. "a b. BoWden, of New York, is
a business visitor to the city.
Mr. J. Z. Mcthen IS in Maryland on
a hunting trip.
tMessrs. l.. Meyers and c. Wilson are
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Mildly, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. Cflas. Brown, on
1hiity-flfth street.
MI, M. C. Watts, superintendent Of
rho Citizens Telephone Company, is in
the city from Staunton.
Mr.. Harry Westicott and Mr.. S. Iloff-
mann left last night for New York
70 witness the Jeffries- Sharkey fight.
An enjoyable Halloween Party vas
given by Miss Bessie Slaughter Monday
evening at No. 241 TWenty-eightll
street.
The services at Union Mission last
night were conducted by Rev E. l..
Wexford, pastor Of the First Prcsbyte-
rian church. =-.
Chief Engineer ]. A. B. Smith, for
nerly of the Norfolk navy yard, pat
NOW in charge OF the Steam Engineer
ing Department of the New York yard,
is in the city to inspect the modern
.nlant of the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing and Dry Dock Company in order
to get plans for the addition OF some
s4O0, 900 worth Of new tools ana ma
.4hinery for mis- yard.
Mr.. Clifford Targamin. of this city,
has taken out another patent for int
fnrnvcn1ents i'm gas stoves. Tho chalac-
r. ta, oif his latest invention Is not known.
Mr., I3argamin is now in philadelphia,
where he went to exhibit at the export
exposition his patent gas cutoff, which
will DE manufactured 3y thv NEWPORT
News Manufacturing Company.
Thc Daughters of Liberty will this
evening give an "Old Maids Pill
party at phillips Hail. An interesting
Program has been arranged. The Attain
viii be more Of a social than anything
else.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
BARGAINS IN HEAL ESTATE.
WHITING & LAWSON,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Newport News office, Silsby building,
Corner Washington avenue ana
Twenty-scvcnth street.
Hampton office, Whiting Banking Co.,
North King street.
We have opened an office, both in
Hampton and Newport News, Va, for
the purpose Of conducting the real
Estate business in all it's branches.
We buy and sell on onr own account
as well as on commission. Our extern
sivc acquaintance not only In our own
Immediate neighborhood, but also in
every section Of the country gives us
uncqualed opportunity for placing
property of every escription-improv-
ed as we'll as unimprOyed.
Property placed in our hands Will re-
ccivc the same careful attention as our
own investments.
We nave on cur books some of the
most desirable property in the city OF
Newport News. Hampton and vicinity,
also fine truck farms in close proximity
to town. 1929 Goblin
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03

~ DC drawn. Both are fit, Each hAs
framed asslduously. Notwithstanding
iutilofs to the effect that Jelfries is in
an unit condition he seems to be fit
~ y. llght for his and dozen other mems
ives and as for Sharkey. TO use the
s,ehacular, there is nothing doing" if
n lie needs any Improvement to win the
championship.
sORE TO LAST FIGHT ROUNDS
prominent man up town, who is in
me haplt OF holding Il great many bets,
sato tonight: There seems to be la *
" sporting blood so far as bets go, on
ccolllorroW's fight Interest seems at
l lever neat and yet men will not wager
ehelr money. Queer reports in the re-
spectlve training quarters Of the fight
US as TO their, inability to put up Il
SOU argument seems to have had a
ueteffent effect in the betting market
10 my mind both men are in the best
possible condition. The most conscrVtl-
i've and we'll informed patrons of the
,lhs agree with me that the conles-
| ANTS Will have q hard battle for eight
| lounds, and if it lasts longer it will hc
question of the man with the stnina
| 10 win out"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
IDEAL PHARMACY,
Newport News, Va.

exclaimed, with q rap on the bench:
"Genllemcn, order in the court room
Quiet was restored and the case Was
again taken Ep where ii had 50 abrupt
~ been stopped.
Mr.. Callscy WIS fined s. for con-
tempt Of court, but took an appeal from
the Justices decision TO the higher
court
Lee is a colora,l man.
SMALL REAL ESTATE DEAL.
Mr.. II. S. Thompson yesterday sold
seven lots in North Newport N'ns
to the following parties: Mr.. j. c. Full
ton, 5; Prof. T.. G. .IiiLtibun, |. and MIR.
Clinton Willis, |. The consideration
ranged from $7I5 up TO $500 on each lot.
pH0EBUS POIlICli COURT.
w S. Ash, who Claims North Carolina
rs his home but at present lIVlnS any
land everywhere. was given ten days IN
Jail yesterday in lhr Phocbus Police
Tuesday On the street with heavy
LOAD" on ana he was given free lodg-
ing in the phncbus lock-up.
BRIlIF' NOTES.
Mr.. C.linton Ilogg, Il student OF the
Norfolk business College, is VISITING
his cousin. Mr.. l.. II. iogg, on Queen
street.
Miss McGlaugnlin, of West Virginia,
is the guest Of her brother, tcv. II. w.
McGlaugitin, in West END.
Miss Ella. Graves and Mrs. LlzZie
Hoyrr, of Crab Neck. are visiting Mr.
and Mre. S. NJ Wright for few days
Miss Ella Graves is a niece of MIS-.
Wright
Mrs. w. r. Ilatchctt left yesterday
evening for Richmond. where she VIII
spend Two weeks with her parents.
MIR. w. f. Murray is in Richmond ms
week. taking in the civic parade ana
carnival 60
Mrs {. IT, tHcwns has returned from
a pleasant visit to Washington.
j. b. Lake left yesterday evening !or
New York CITY.
The meeting nf the Board Of Dlrccl-
ors Of the Y. NJ G. A., Whicn was ~
have been held last night, failed to ma
,crialiZe, owing to the absence Oh
01Orllm,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
THE LITTLE HOST."
corinne and Capable Company at the
Opera House,

corinne and Capable Company at the
Opera House.
smith and DeLange's merry potoour-
- VI music, song, dancing and comedy.
was presented at the Opera House las
nlsh1 by clever company of stage
saVortes, headed by that popular
coincidence Corinne a large and
representative audience witnessed the
performance and thoroughly enjoyed
Its many entertaining features.
The Little Host has q farce come ly
prot II plot farce-comedy can be said
10 possess, and a number of excellent
musical numbers are introduced by
singers who are well known to stage
land.
Corinne. of course was the star Of the
Snow. She is lust as petite and be-
Witching as ever ard her splendid
voice was heard to advantage in songs
of every description. X. II. Graham,
William Pruette and Louis DeLange,
three clever players who made their
regulations years ago and are still able
to bring down the house. had the lead
ing parts and they were all right in
them. Graham's intoxicated scenes and
DeLanges representation of the Cor
man opera composer were iil'St class.
John ]. Rafael sang well. Ruth White.
the soprano. rendered several good
'solos, and 'Na!talia Olcot played The in
nocent girl we'll.
The costumes were pretty and cost
ly, and the play was put on in q :naii-
ner which showed chat considerable :c-
hearsing has been done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
Room for Primary Department.

Tn connection with the report of the
y2llilt1ing and Supply Committee, Prof.
Irfrress reported to the school board
last night that Mrs. IT, j. Gwynne told
him that she would rent room Tor the
nse OF the primary department.. MI.
O,Donnell was instructed to endeaVol
fo get this room, which is on Twenty
prof Jeffress also suggested that, in
a'e,nMlc1 as The attendance in the nrl-
mary department. had fallen off to fitty.
the children leaving in order to get TUT
time attendance elsewhere, ne co,llh
accommodate in the brick building fifty
oiId of the little tots heretofore exclu-
tled.
NJ 4t,-te-l,e sitrrerefy hoped that be-
tween the school building and the
GwSnlr room satisfactory arrangements
H:ll be made for the benefit of these
4 10,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03

PIC, FELLOWS MEET TONIGHT.
HN,v YaRK@ NOV. Jim Jeffries
and Tom Sharkey will fight tomorrow "
night in the arena of the Coney 10
LAND Sporting Club for the heaVyWeis; ~
pugilistic championship OF the VIZ ~,
Although Jeffries, as the cnal mp :
and the bigger man, is the faVoli.eI =, VI y.
sporting men, many strange stolles
have been told Of him since he Wenl "
England and Size his return. Billy pe,
laney, Of San Francisco, VINO tfaiuea
i Corbett for his successful venture
against Sullivan, said today:
my man Jeffries will be heard from
to good advantage tomorrow night. L
tcld YOU five months ago before he met
FitZsimmons that it was sure 1Mng
| for him. Now take my advice, don't
worry about all those stories Wnlcn
you hear of Jims sickness. He's all
right, and he'lLwin sure.
THEY CLOSE UP SHOP.
The Allenhust training quarters were
deserted late this afternoon Jeffrits,
Delaney, Tommy Ryan and party OF
attendants closed up shop and came to
New York Early in the day Will
Curley, the English feather-weight
left the Allenhurst cottage, accom-
panied ny two of his sparring partners.
Before Jeffries left Allenhurst he
went several miles at a Jog trOt. after
which he skipped the rope $50 times
without q missten and his leg move
ment was all that could be desired.
Other than this work he did nothing
and simply prepared himself for his
"move on Sharkey," as he facetionsly
expressed it.
JENTRIDs FHE1ls SURE.
When the camp moved from Allen
hurst all hands were in the best of
spirits and noe Of them more confident
than Jeffries. They arrived here late
this afternoon and Immediately repair
ed to the Vanderbilt hotel, where JEFF
fries will rest until tomorrow morning
The seaside resort at NeWdorp, Sta
ten Island, where Sharkey has been
training for some weeks. was also the
scene of an exodus this afternoon.
Sharkey, who never seems 70 tire5jpf
work, was on edge late this afternoon
when message came from his mana
ger, rom O'Rourke, of New Yorksto
to break camp and come to the city.
George Dixon, who has very interest
ing engagement ON hand tonight, has
been in training steadily and earnestly
with Sharkey for the last five weeks
and both fighters took their release
from their grueling labors as a boon.
Il NJ TIPTOP," SAYS SETARKEY,
I'm in tip-tcp condition. So lis
George. here, aren't we?" said the
Irish American sailor, addressing his
little dusky partner.
You bet yer life" replied George.
Both Of us will be or top at the end
OF the outfit. I'm surer of your sue
cess than lam Of mine. and that means
that neither of US can lose'
Sharkey was never in better conli-
ton. He has trained faithfully and5in
every sense of the word has lived up5to
the instructions given him by his man
ager. y comparison between his con
dition and that of Jeffries could scarce
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
John Lofton In Custody.

icy Telegraph
RTCHA1OND, VA, Oct. 2.-Uniicl
States Marshal Morgan Treat received
a Telegram from United States Deputy
Marshal Banks, stating That he had III
rested John Lotion and has him in Jail
al Elizabeth City, n. e.
I.GIltcn is charged With passing coln-
tcrfcIt money in Norfolk recently Mar
shal Tanks was instructed to take l.of-
ten hefnrc=thc United states judge Of
the eastern District of North Carolina
to secure cxil.ttiltion papers and bring
/ often to Norfolk for trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
.JEnnRIEs-s lH ARK Ely FIGHT.


Local interest in the Jeffries-Sharkey
mill, which takes place tonight, has
been at fever heat for several days. SO
it is safe ITO predict a large attend
arce at the Prize Fight Recital to be
given ait the Opera House tonight. by
arrangement With the Western Union
Telegraph Company, who have con-
tracted with the club management Tor
exclusive privileges Mr.. Edward liotzc,
an expert announcer and operator, mas
been ena blcd to run u wire, direct from
the ring side, into the Opera Houa2.
The minutest details OF the fight, from
the .,noment the men enter the ring
until the finish will he called off from
the stage, every move and blow being
given in word-piature by the announcer.
The Prize Flight Recital is a novelty to
this city, this being it's first introduce
zion here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
Program for Mass Meeting.

The program committee of the pro-
posed Union Endeavor League met last
might at the residence of Mrs. T. II.
Sharp and arranged an Interesting
program for its first mass meeting,
which is to be held in the Washington
Avenue Methodist church Tuesday
evening November H.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03

FOR RENT-A HANDSOME RESI-
donce on Fulton street, iast. End,
Hampton. new and complete. Hafu
wood finish, with hot and cold wa
Ter, baths, fine hard wood mirror
manties; large and well-hghteo
rooms. This is a modern house IN
every way and the rent IS only soV
per month. Apply to G. c. n ANIL
ton, Real Estate Agent, ha1ll,toii'
Va IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
To Mako River Nav'gable.

!By IC1eETIFH.J
MACON GA, Nov Capt. CassluS
f. Glllctt goes down the Ocnulgee on
the steamer Ida tomorrow morning TO
inaugurate work necessary to make the
ocmulgee EIGsy n2xjgahe for S!ea Fl l
seasons OF the vcrr 'rl.c last Congress
appropriated $4,000 for taie work 'rhs
envcrnmnnt crew is=no at work at
Zig Indian bridge just below Macon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
Real $ tate.
-rOP# ONE WEEI Only

--rOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Lot No 2, Block No. 4, Buckroe
Beach; last for sale at this price, $500.
. Lots, East Newport News, Nos. 0,
10. II, -, -, II. Is, IS. and II, Block No.
&c. Easy terms, $1,000.
Lots, East Hampton, Mallory ave-
nue. Best location in town for dwell
ling; terms good, $1,S00.
House ana Lot on car line, rooms,
new and in good condition, East Hamp-
ton, $500
House and Lot on corner Fulton
street, East Hampton, overlooking
Hampton river. y bargain. $4,000.
Lots in Phocbus, good saloon sites.
Lots in Newport News, Hampton and
Phoebus, any place you wish one.
Furnish plans TO build.
j. V. BICKFORD.
Phones and 4S. Hampton, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
NEGRO EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT,
Ford Peck Has The Scheme Under Cohs'o-
dsralion for Paris Exposition
~. n,nlnnrn nh


WASHINGTON, NOV. 2.-Mr. rcrai-
nand w. Peck the commissioners OF l'le
Iinitcd States tn the Paris exposition,
has had under consideration for some
time The question Of Il negro education
al exhibit ut the exposition to be under
the general supervision of the comlnlS,
sioncr having in charge the national
States. Mr.. Peck announced 'ooas .'''
he.had decided to provide for the cX-
ribilion and had appointed THOMAS }.
Galloway, u well known colored cuu-
nationalist, now in the employ OF the
War Department, to have direction oil
it.
Galloway will have full charge OF
the collection of the exhibit and Will
suparintend its installation. The fiamp-
ton and Tuskcgcc Institutes and the
Fiske and Vanderbilt universities Will
be represented in the exhibit as well
as prominent colorcd schools generally.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
Cn,ys Wreck II Train,

By 'Tclcgraph.)
Cf,ORGETOWN. S. c., Nov. "a log
train of the Atlantic Coast LUMBER
Company, running on the Georgetown
a1d Western Railway, struck IL COW
tAday and six cars were overturned,
'E'hc great logs rolled over and ground
fhree men to Il pulp. Three others
Were perhaps fatally injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
.Tust the Thing.

Two splendid residence lots com.
handing beautiful water view, cheap
cheap, at $780, The Roads Real Els
tate, Loan and Insurance Co., e. NJ
Peterson, Manager. 1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03

There Was q hI,.txks.

Owing to mistake about date, the
Republican meeting at Clayton's office
on Eighteenth stroet did not material
ize last night. 1T will be held Satur-
day night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
little And BIdPOdS
Dixon Fought curley IS Rounds
and Got Decision
THE JEFFRIGS- sHARKEY MIL
Fight for the Heavy.We'shs chasD
ship of the World Comes Oh ion's
Roth Men in Pink Of Condition
and Eager for the Fray
GRy Te1egraph.1

03y Telegram 40 nixon
NEW York. Nov. 2.--Georse p 1yaS ID
feather weight champion Q! ~ ane : ainst
more than held his own lonls ana 'aftel
Will Curley. of England, a' n,ony# of
5Sich we're rather tame the American
was W 1Is'l declared the winner and no o'le
complained. AVN CAME.
curley is clever, game p ~ none one
Dixon is little bit cleverer :. any arv w %,
the less game. Dlxons victory r,r Tas
we'll earned. and the defeat Oh o Iu, y, :,
rc-establishes what ne las a,'nnr: =,
been claimed. that he IS Il,e = n = b,,an
of Jordan, Palmer and ah hi I'm osmrlay
who have forfeited TO Curley; Lar 5asa,,
has has no excuse to make for his q s..,a
'o DiSo or was a big favorite as mue .h. as
100 TO 30 being wagarad ON him..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
YELLOW JACK ON ITS LAST LEGS.
Four New Cases in Jackson. Reports
from Other Points,

| Wy I 0-1N 'T71''7
JACKSON. MISS. Nov. -Four new
cases of yellow fever were annollncedin
Jackson today. The thermometer is
falling rapidly. Interior towns arc lift
ing their quarantincs and by tomorrow
traffic on all railroads out of Jackson
will be resumed. Up to date there have
been GO cases of fever in this city and
ten deaths.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Old Dominion Land Com
pany. for the election Of directors for
the ensuing year, and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting will
be held at its office. No. e Broad street,
New York City, on Tuesday the 2lst
day of November, 1899. at - o'clock
noon. S. A. VAN DERVEER,
1-2-td Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
NIilnE !. 0ld Louise n. B0L
Graduate Opticians,
From Trenton, N. j.,

At Bradley & Cunningham's office,
American Exchange Bank Building,
Corner Washington avenue and Thir.
ticth street. Newport News, Va.
If you must depend on artificial aid
to restore failing vision why not have
the BEST? That's none too good There
is no glass, and no method of fitting
that can give you more ease or comfort
or satisfaction than OU1aS-no exams
nation more thorough-no lenses more
perfectly ground or accurately center-s
ed-no frame more carefully adjusted
mo prices lower for services renders
I'd. ,.......-.-..:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03
Beautiful Homes : :: ! ;: : :
Great Bargain.

Five handsome brick residences on
Forty-ninth street, at price the In
terest on which would not exceed the
equivalent of SIS per month rent, and
on easy terms; each containing seven
rooms, besides large store room, china
closet, bath room, etc. Complete hot
and cold water connections, gas, etc.
Fronts finished with white press brick,
octagon bay windows both floors and
handsome = cornice. Location and
neighborlood first-class. Cars run al
most to the door. II not sold OF once
would rent three OF the houses to very
desirable tenants at a moderate price.
Apply on premises to N. PARFEC,
Agt., So. MFG Co. 10-2s-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-03

exclaimed, with q rap on the bench: :,
"Gentlcmcn. order in the court room.
Quiet WAS restored and the case Was
again taken up where it had 50 abrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
CLOCK WORKED OVERTIME.
RANG UP UNCANNY COMBINATIONS. AND
is CONSIDERED "a HOODOO. sHO' NUFF"

RANG UP UNCANNY COMBINATIONS, AND
is CONSIDERED "a HooDOO. sHO' NUFF."
Martha Chatfeld has ideas OF her on tho
subjects of courts She can't quite understand
what they are for II not to protect people from
hoodoos and other uncanny evils Marthas par
ticular hoodoo is a clock The clock in itself does
not differ from thousand and one others that
are turned out every day to meet the art craving OF
masses who do not crave. 1t is a brass clock ana
Its chief ornament is man with a scythe doing
Time. Martha said the clock came near doing
her" baby on the block has the measles. arc
the neighbors all say it's due TO Martha's Clock
Martha has tried to give the clock away, and no
will have IT,
How do l know It a hoodoo? Lans alive. man.
jes nachel surprised dat you ask me such a ques-
ton. How I know? Coz I do. 1t a hoodoo. and
de he done sell II TO me under false per-
censes. Dat dab thing Amt done do nothin but
make a noise and trubble evan sence done get
hop OF IT,"
1t was at this point that Magistrate Mott. in the
Yorkville Court yesterday. interrupted her ana
tried get coherent idea OF her troubles. Martina
small and black
II done go in de mans stoh." she continued.
land | heah him say How much you all goin'
give foh dis heah magnificent brass clocky
white lady mex to me- she say 20 cents, and she
kind a look at and switch huh skuts. Dat
settle 1t. don low nobody to do dat 10 me. So
I yels out thrty-nye. Den a man say haif q
dollah and dat lady she make IL sew nty-fve. l
say dollah and she say a dollah and six cents
Mighty stingy kind o. bid II wuz, too, ledge AND
her putin such aihs. too. Well, got de CLOCK.
and de man say | got bahgain. He didn't say
nothln' bout hoodoo. / bought de clock ION
ma old and took IL home and hide II undan
the bedcose. Dat night long bout II o'clock me
an de old man fas' asleep when somethin begin
to go 'perng. perng, pering" Ny ole man jump
out and yell 'Fiah" But tell him to go long to
bed and don be fool 7 knowed 1t walnut no
fab. and listen and de clock ring thhteen times
like dat and den stop. Den | know IL hoodoo.
but amt say nothln' TO the ole man. 1t jes KEEP
on strikin thirteen and when it strike dat
away thihteen times the ole man he jump up again
and Yell Thhteen! OATS de DebbiIs gig he
wanted go and play de policy mex day, but DON
let him Nuh. tell him he was dreamin, l. Glib
him de clock on Sunday. and dat night II done
ring again and dis time II ring fohty-toh: joshua
-dat's my mamie say, Take dat hoodoo thing
away frum heah! | try to give dat clock away,
but nobody DON hab IT. 'carse dey done heard Il
wuz a hoodoo I want da, man arrested and I
want my money back. -.
MAGISTRATE Mott told the woman TO take the mat.
ter to a civil court, and Mrs. Chatfeld ambled
off she remarked, Der amt no justice In dis wuid
chen 'gainst a hoodoo.' 90, .,.
There is still one hope FOR Martina She heeoh
wind the clock.