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TOWN AND PERSONAL JorrINas.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JorTNGs-
John Andregg has made many improve
ments and repairs on bis mill and IL prs .
pared to do grinding and saving in the
best manner.
The Curtiss families have . r@union at
Minor A. Strong's, ThaukegiviH day.
Minnie Schnell sent q to New Haven
her flock of so turkeys on Monday.
Robert Swift sent q pre- MUM jt OF
turkeys to New Britain, Tuesday.
Charles Young also sent eff turkeys
for Thanksgiving.
N. B. Str ing is slowly improving from
injuries caused by kick of Broncho
owned by Charles Hoffman.
Rev Mr. Munson and A. B. Camp gave
reports Of the Hartford convention Of
Congregational churches, last Sunday
evening, In church.
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EASTON.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
On Sunday, November 26, Rev &. q.
Sherman preached the first OF a series of
sermons.
The Sunday school has decided to have
Christmas tree and has appointed Mrs
G s. Gillette, Mrs c. s. Everett, MIRA
Mildred Ferris and Esley Bibbins as
committee. Further notice will be given
hereafter.
Preaching services In the audience
room on Sunday evenings. will be con-
tinued until further notice.
At the Congregational church, Sunday
morning, Rev E. P. Aver gave his peo-
pie an account of the Congregational an
nual conference which he attended last
week at Hartford.
The conservation meeting Of the En-
deavor society In the evening was lead
by Miss Frances Aver.
ASPETUCK AND VICINITY.
Mrs Alice Banks of Lyons Plains has
visited her father, J. j. Foster.
Mss nss IN w MSSa Is sggsnREE week with
W. Osborne has sold his flock of turkeys to
parties in Westport.
B. P. Merwin closed his cider mill for the
season, November %.
The scholars in District No 10. are having a
weeks vacation.
e. Freeborne has butehered some fine hogs.
Miss Mae Gregory OF Wilton. who has been
spending week with her aunt, Mrs G. B
Wakeman, has returned home.
Fred Courtney Of Waterbury has visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs T.. Courtney.
CHARLES Tyler winged wild duck. one day.
last week.
E. &. Beach has recently visited hil
children at Norwslk. -<..-a
Mrs Eliza Rowland has spent some
time with her daughter, Mrs Fred Beach,
of Trumbull.
CIV. Candee is slowly improving.
j. Ell. Wheeler Of Bethel spent Sunday
| with j. Il. Wheeler.
The many friends Of r. L. Wheeler o!
Long Hin, are glad to know th.s he Il
| In fair way to recover from what al
first seemed to be very serious accident
| Miss Lora Clark Ia quite sick with 9
throat trouble.
Miss Alice Lyon has severe cold and
sore throat.
G. s. Powell has been quite sick with I
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Some Special Prices for One Wee
r. FL. BEERS & co.

catarrhal difficulty.
8. B. Turney Is painting for ]. j.
Ward.
Miss Agnes Bride, who has been stay
ing at 81. G. McCollsm's, has gone to
Bridgeport.
81. c. Mcclellan 10 building q barn for
Andrew Smith of Weston.
The schools closed on Friday for 9
weeks vacation over Thanksgiving.
Miss Louie B. Turney Is spending q
few weeks with her sister, Mrs j. G..
Beard, of Shelton.
Miss Agnes Bride expects to spend
the winter at 8. G. Osborne's.
John Gordon is attending school at the
Academy.
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BETHEL.
DAMAGE By DOGS.

The selectmen were notified, last Sun
day morning, that farmera living in
Stony Hill district had sustained great
damage from two dogs roaming at large,
seeking what they might devour. Win
throp Benedict, Arthur Dibbls and Cor
nelius Dibble met with more of less dam
age to their hocks of sheep. Ga the lat.
ter's farm the dogs drove the sheep into
the yard, where they wera driven OFT by
Mr. Dibble. AS described one dog was
mostly white and the other a dark red.
The selectmen settled a damage bill of
about $46 with the farmers, which
makes the third bill of damages In and
about the district. Under these circum-
stances the selecGmen feel warranted in
Offering a reward Of $5 for the detection
of every dog killing or wOunding sheep.
It is said that some Of the farmers have
suspicions who the dogs belong too, but
do not like TO say Efor fear OF making
hard feelings. It's the opinion of some
that if farmers, who meet with losses
from dogs, will not try to make some eff
fort to detect dogs running at large and
doing damage or disclose the names of
the owners, they ought never be paid a
cent of damages. Perhaps the $5 re-
ward will stimulate such Indifference for
public good. It's criminal negligence on
the part Of owners. of dogs to let them
run at large day or night.
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gun, a recent purchase from Parker
Brothers factory at Meriden.
Miss Beatrice Odgen is convalescing
from a recent Illness.
Gee rye Jameson Of Bridgeport accom-
panied d. B. Adams and A. J. Hull on
hunting expedition, Monday.
Burr Disbrow and Sherman Adams
have put stanchions in H. B. Odgen's
cow stables.
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a car of fine middlings, this week. They
keep business booming.
The Misses Potter from Huntington
called on friends In town, this week.
Mrs Walter Hawley entertained friends
from Bridgeport, last Sunday.
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4 CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on so cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syn up Of Tar II Il
fails to cure vour cough or cold. We also
guarantee rs cent bottle TO prove rats
T. Glory or money refunded.
r. q. Beers q Co., Newtewn.
s. G. Bull q TO-, Sandy Hook.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.
CHURCH NOTES,

CHURCH NOTES.
Rev Mr. Hill gave us q fine temperance
sermon, last Sunday morning. Mrs Mar
via sang a solo entitled "Redsemed,' -
which was beautifully rendered.
Miss Mary Moore, who it was hoped was
recovering from a severe attack Of ty-
phoid fever, has had a relapse.
Mrs Bouteiller returned from New
York hospital, last week. Her health Is
Lot improved.
The Lsdies' Aid society met at the
home Of Mrs George Studley. last Wed.
nesday afternoon, and the largest attend
ance of the season was reported.
The w. G. T. U. met at Mrs G. W.
Evsrett's, last Thursday.
Miss Kate Clarke is on the sick list.
Miss Mamie Slade Ia out Of town, visit
ing friends.
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grain and coal dealers, are full of bust
ness, this fall. They handle nothing but
the best grade OF coal and grains and
their customers are always sure to get
satisfaction when they buy of them.
The firm believe In living and let live.
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MONROE.
A TURKEY SUPPER.

TURKEY SUPPER.
AS before announced the ladies' annual
supper will be held In the church psriors
on Tuesday evening, December ID. The
fame Of these suppers have gone abroad
80 that they need only be mentioned to
bring crowds to partake Of the viands
prepared by the good ladies Of Monroe.
One of the features of the evening will
be wonde rful pie of huge size, the like
OF which was never seen before. There
will also be table of fancy and useful
articles, where you may purchase Christ
mas gifts at reasonable prices.
GRANGE NOTES.
Harmony Grange held 9 very pleasant
and interesting meeting, last Thursday
evening. Deputy I. G. Fanton was with
them for inspection.
EAST vILLAGK METHODIST CHURCH.
Presiding Elder Pullman will preach
Sunday afternoon, December 8, and will
hold the third qus rGerly conference after
service.
The Congregational Sunday school
are preparing for their Christmas enter
sainment.
The prayer meeting will be held at the
home Of Edward Curtiss on Friday even
ing.
Mrs Van Duyne has q new horse.
Leslie Holmes and Charles Gordon OF
Shelton have visited their friend, Lonnie
| Nichols.
| Mrs Charles Booth of Stevenson is car
ing for Mrs B. Curtiss fer the present
MRS Cursiss seems very much improved
under her care.
Services at st Peters, Thursday at II
| q. m.
| Frank Curtiss has been quite sick.
| Mr. Hazard has again resumed business
having recovered from his illness.
Miss Goldsborough is visiting hel
friend, Miss Petit, Of Hempstead, L. I
Mrs r. W. Wheeler and Howard e.
Wheeler started, Tuesday, for Bingham.
ton, N. Y.
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Ribbons.

The rush at this department continues and
the bargains are coming along daily.
Two widths of handsome plaid ribbon, No
10. beautiful plaids. with draw cord. price lex
instead OF $50 yard
No. 10 plaid ribbons. the Tsrtans. price 25t
O yard instead of IS and SOC yard.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATE

GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION.
MIR and Mrs William Lobdell gave a
reception in honor of the 50Gh anniver-
sary of their marriage at their home In
Green field, Monday afternoon and even.
ing, November a., to their relatives and
friends and received many valuable pres
ents which were fully appreciated by
them. The house was beautifully deco.
rated with carnations, chrysanthemums,
palms and ferns, the golden color pre-
dominating as symbOl OF the day.
Every one expressed their admiration of
the artistic decorations. A bountiful re-
past was provided the many guests
which filled the long table six times. A
beautiful wedding cake in white and gold
graced the feast. A box of beautiful
orange blossoms, roses and vlolets from
California arrived during the hours Of
| the reception which were much admired.
OF the 20, children and grandchildren,
all were present except the four who re-
side in California. Beeides numerous
| friends from Greenfield there were pres
emit many relatives from out Of town
among whom were Henry Lobden of
North Salem, N. Y, Leonora Lobdell Of
| Newark. N. j., sister OF Mrs Lobdell,
Ebert Brinckerhoff of New Canaan, Mr
and Mrs D. G. Wood, Mr. and Mrs e. G..
Wood and Mr. and Mrs John Williams Of
Stratford, Rev Ralph Jefferson of Lyons
Plains and Mr. and Mrs Henry Stephen
son of Norwalk. The following poem
written by Mrs william Irving Lobdell
| Of Stratford was read.
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~ Sarah Applss # ashsaestasy, II.
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GRANGE NOTES

Harmony Grange held very pleasant
and interesting meeting, last Thursday
evening. Deputy L. G. Fanton was with
them for inspection.
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EAST vILLAGR METHODIST CHURCH.
Presiding Elder Pullman will preach
Sunday afternoon, December 3, and will
hold the third qusrserly conference after
service.
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Horse Blankets.

The big purchase of horse blankets made
last week has been told about from stable &c
stable In fact the news has spread snd the
blankets ara going lively.
The stable blankets at CSC are disappearing
fast
Street BLANKETS at 90, 2 4s and IS: worth a
half more.
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Arthur ]. Hull has fiue new Parker
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1899-12-01
BOYS Clothing.

It's time to buy warm clothing for the boys.
just received line of REFERS. all ages. from
to IA
Reefers of frieze and chinchills with velvet
collar; some with the high storm collar.
prices l 9s. 2 a5. SO and so. All excellent
value and way below clothing store p ices.
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Crockery.

Fancy cake plates. plstters. after dinner
cups and saucers, cracker jars. condensed
milk jars, odd pieces OF decorated ware to ltv-
en- upi the tsble. All priced reasonable in
Noah's Ark Department.
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Mems Tailoring.

Remember Jour s ecial table OF suits an,
overcoa is made to measure for IL IS specis
again to day. Fit. finish and workmanship
guaranteed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Niuita. J. r.. Aug. s. Incomplete ~
turns from the Cherokee election iudi.
cate the defeat of the national ticket
which had the support Of the full blood
element In the nation and the election
OF Burlington for principal chief by
2Ol0 majority The Downing ticket
which was headed 10y Burlington. Wa.
elected an the way through
This defeat Of the full blools make
Il certain that the treaty with the United
States will boz revived or a new com
mission appointed 90 make treaty
with the Dawes commission
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
KILLED
Result Of the Tro'iey Car That
Landed in a Pond.
ONE DOZEN INJURED,
While No Negligence l. Placed upon
Anyone, the Motorman l. Under
Arrest Total Victims at Mount
Desert Ferry l. Twenty.

? Bridgeport. Conn. Aug 5 The ooro-
ner has begun an investigation Of sun.
days street car accident in which 30
people were killed and ~ injured a
thorough inspection Of the trestle az Or
onoque SIX miles from acre. from which
the ear jumped was made. aud IL was
found 90 ba substantial Il was found
that the ear run sj feet on the ties be-
fore topping over into the mud fats be-
low.
At the south end of the bridge Is an
oarihwork approach % feet in length.
with a grade of per cent The bridge
experts who accompanied the jury said
that a ear running rapidly over this
earth approach wonld acquire aspringy.
swaying motion. because Of the elastic
propertie. OF tine earth So long a. it
remained on the earthen foundation
there would De- little danger of leaving
the irons. but when the bridge wa.
reached the elasticity Of the foundation
Immediately would BE- removed th'
bridge being rigid and the tendency
would be- for the car 10 spring up from
the rails
The car which had sunk in the mu,
beneath the bridge. was removed AN,
] carefully examined The wheel fiange
wers found 20 bs in perfect condition
The brake and brake ROD also were un
| injured The brakes were set and th
lever indicated that the power wa
turned off,
/ George Hamilton the motorman d
the ill iatcl car. was arraigued in th
Stratiorl Justice court charged wit
mausiaughter He pleaded not guilty
and was released ou % 5000 bail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
An Oniosr Freely Lsprssss. Himself on
Its Needs and Prospects.

An Onicsr Freely LNprssss. Himself on
Its Needs aud Prospects.
Washington. Aug g. Charles +. W.
Neely. director Of finances for the post.
Offices o. Cuba. had a long conference
with Acting Postmaster General Heath. |
He said 10 a reporter that the Cubans
were much pleased with the new post
Office system. which was improving [
daily. He thought IL was a mistake TO
have military men govern the Cuban
people He had a nigh admiration for
General Brooke and General Ludlow,
but thought that as military men they
were not well fitted 90 handle municipal
Affairs Nevertheless. the city Of Havana
showed a great improvement in sani-
tary conditions, and az result there
were only two deaths from yellow fever
IN July. against 800 Tor the same month
In 1925
A. 20 annexation be added the Span
iards are in favor Of II although the
richer Cubans did not seem 20 be He
cordially commended General Ludlow,
suppression Of III Concentrate. saying
II was disgrace 20 journalism. Blanco
did not allow the paper 10 b. published
and it was suppressed until the Amer.
cans assumed control OF the island
The British, he said. were stealing n
march on the Americans In the island.
aud unless the capitalists Of this coun.
try move quickly they would find that
some sTlendid money making opportu.
mites were gone forever. The English
had bought up the railways and were
going 70 extend existing lines through
the provinces which are sun without
railways Unless a strong effort WA.
made 20 contro, the Cuban trade the
British will get t.
Another thing that will handicap
Americans in Mr. Neeley's opinion 3.
that In previous dealings with Amer.
cans the Cubans were not fairly deal
with Cuban merchants did not receive
anything resembling the samples whlc
were shown th,m when they gave oT
ders. and hereafter houses in New York
Philadelphia and Boston will ind
hand work % deal with them. Further
more. American firms refuse 20 give OBJ
Cuban merchants long credit. aithUus
foreigners are willing 20 do So.
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nnnh Va. nnfnsnh.

Texarkana. Tex, Aug, S-Hall Hays,
who II is charged was engaged In the
shooting scrape near New Boston, Tex,
about three weeks ago, which resulted
in the killing Of Ira Smith and th,
wounding Of several others. stood his
preliminary examination before Judg,
]. NJ. Talbstt and was sent 10 Jail with
out bond. Hays attorney will sue on
a writ Of habeas corpus The case Of
W. ID, Hays, for the same oifense, wa.
postponed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
Insane Man. Acts.

Des M0ines. Aug. s--Fred Hunnell, q
carpenter, while insane attempted &c
commit suicide at his home here 10y
shooting himself His son, Archie Hun
nell. undertook 90 wrcst his revolver
from him The gun went of and III,
son fell dead. shot through the heart
A crowd was attracted 10 the house ant
tried 10 arrest Hunnell, but with a knit,
and gun stood off score Of men, drov,
them away from the place He slasheC
himself viciously with the knife. bu
was arrested before he was able to en-,
his life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Texarkana, Tex. Aug. s--The peopl,
Of Texarkana Junction are still greatly
excited over the attempted criminal a.
sault that was committed there early
Sunday morning The perpetra,or d
still successfully eluding pursuit, though
a determined chase is kept up. Th'
victim Of the attempt is one Of the high
est respectability, and has been pros
trated over herexperienoe The intrud
er broke into the house while everybod,
was asleep and was frightened away b.
screams.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Fort de Frace, Island Of MartiuiqG,
Aug. s-A cyclone Monday morning
struck La Pointa Pitrie, Island Of
GuadaluTs. A number Of houses hat
roofs blown of and hoodA and a mum
Der We're demolished. IN no fatalite,
are recorded. Twenty, hreo fiatboats an,
fishing boats were sahkcn in the harbol
and in addition two sohooners, two small
steamboats, and another steamer wer
wrecked at other places.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Cleburne. Tex, Aug. S. Bud Boat.
wright who lived about i2 miles south.
east Of here. died Saturday and wa.
buried Monday He was one Of Ju,
oldest settlers Of this county. He hai
been peculiarly afflicted for . years
Ills body. neck and lower limbs becam,
sti ud rigid a. stone since the ont
br the civil war His arms wer,
the Aiy parts Of him that he could u-
and for three decades he has lived au'
otherwise enjoyed good health. and &C
cumulated quite fortune.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
Arsa Woman Altsmrl. snIelas.

Wellington, Kas, Aug .s-Mrs 2. l.
Rynearson, an aged lady, whose home !,
two miles north Of this city, attempted
20 commit suicide by taking q large dos,
Of strychnine BY the aid Of physicians
her life was saved. though her condi
tion is still precarious. Grief over tn,
recent death of her husband was re-
sponsible for her act
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Barbourville, KY. Aug S--The jury
In the case against James Baker for the
murder Of Wilson Howard returned a
verdict Of not guilty ON the first ballot
There was a general handshaking when
the verdict was announced The Bakers
will not return to Clay county aud they
say the feud Is over on their part
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

ican and German members Of the sa.
moan commission, Bartlett Trip and
Baron Won Steinborg, who arrived here
Monday on the United States steamer
Badger, left for the east. They will
go direct 90 Washington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Washington, Aug. S.-General Miles
il anxious that the new regiments being
raised for servicein the Philippines shall
be specially efficient with small arms
aud Al order was sent 70 the command.
- Nrh regiment directing that target
- nkhe Tho chiaf fAntnrn ~ tho -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

San Antonio Aug. s..-The city coun.
eil has let the contract for the erection
Of a market house and convention hall
with 1000 seating capacity 10 cost s4s.
600
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

Whitewright Tex, Aug. 4
baptizing southwest Of here s
young men became involve.
rel and one was shot throw
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

sherman. Tex. Aug. S-Colonel
Gunter has received from Rosen
junction two buffaloes, a male AND
male, which he will take 10 his ra
this county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

reservation OF Texas met here~
morning in annual convention and
opening session was devoted 20 exer'
Of welcome and response. About
delegates are present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

sherman. Tea. Aug
ing. colored. was soBl
itentiary for two VI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
Money for

Savannah. Al
Benevolent asso
the Brazos valid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-09

London advices say that stirring news
will soon be received from South Africa
To the casual observer il would seem as IL
stirring news had been coming from that
direction right along, but it may be that
the London public is hopeful of receiving
news more directly favorable to the British
cause. Gen. Methuen is still detained at
Modder river where the destruction of the
railroad bridge by the Beers has seriously
delayed his advance When Gen. Buffers
arrangements for general forward move
ment are completed there is no doubt but
that the British advance, however strongly
contested. will be steady and continuous.
1t is not probable that Gen. Butler will
keep his promise to eat his Christmas din
ner at Pretoria unless he should be so I'M
fortunate as to go there a prisoner, but
there Is no doubt of his capturing the
Transvaal capital In due time.
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AFTERTHOUGHTs.
Now, II Brigham Roberts was as good
a man as Matt Quay he might stand some

Now. II Brigham Roberts was NJ good
a man as Matt Quay he might stand some
show.
II we Judge from tho attention he is
bowling success. ~ .
% % 20
II the Hon. Joe Choate isn't talking too
much It must be that he is trying to dis
guise himself
The backbone Of the insurrection may be
badly damaged, but there is no doubt that
its feet are In good working order.
% % %
Just for the sake OF the variety 1t will
AFFORD Col. Cicero Lewis would like TO
pose as a defeated candidate for gov
ernor.
Congressman Roberts IL making a Wig
orous defense, but evidently realizes that
he has an unusually fiinty-hearted commit
tee to deal with.
% % %
It seems that Gov. Rogers and Col. J.
Cicero Lewis really do not care a button
after Is a 1908 senatorship
% % %
Debs Is predicting n panic. II something
doesn't happen soon there IL danger that
the officers of the labor organizatlons will
have to go to work. No wonder Debs Is
panic-stricken.e ,n1 - A-e
% 20 % f,f
The Hon. william v. Allen. Of Me-
braska, wasted some good money when
he wired Gov Poynter that he wanted
the senatorial appointment. despite re-
ports to the contrary
% 90 %
The mint at Pretoria Is going right along
coming gold for the Transvaal at the rate
Of $4,000 a month. AS long as Dom Paul
has control of the British gold mines he
will manage to rustic enough money to pay
expenses.
% % %
The Beers are splendid fighters until
1t comes to facing bayonet charge. ana
then they take to their heels with the
agility of q Filipino. This shows q
fatal lack Of discipline Of which Tommy
Atkins is learning to take advantage
% 90 %
Gov. Roosevelt has begun taking les
sons in wrestling under the instruction
of Prof. NJ. J. Dwyer, and shows himself
to be an apt scholar. Evidently the gov
with Mr.. Plat.
But one woman in fifteen of the feminine
population of Boston registered so as to
be able to vote at the school election held
to-. khak nftxr thA 0.,@