Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-07-29


n,nei,r. and even now there was sagn
a a brecre. The Judge had taken of hls (
Goa, and vest and the colonei's unifcrtn
x.s rnAnncd 10 point where IL would have
been the proper thing for sctive service In ;
the Philippines
Must Ne above the hundred MARI TO-
Sav sid The colonel w armcst day we've
haa this war, l should say. Bout equal 20
sor.n sxpericnced IN tho south one sum
uer during tie days Of the war
ATS pretty warm. for a fact, replied The
juere. especially for night time HOT
other bottle II beer. should ssy. What oo
YOU think. HAreri'
s~Old Man Haner. however. seemed 20 -
suffering from ch.ll lie had heavy.
double breasted REFER bs<toned Tightly
I around him and an old fur cap on ms head.
lie was SITTING on the extreme edge Of his
green bench. his shoulders bumped sn6 his
( whole body shrunken together.
what's the matter, Hanerr sskod the
! Judge, Can't you keep varns
Now "Old Man" Hsner had camped CT
ar iccherv cor thrce consecutive years. he
had uHcd the equator FOR a skipping roQc
half vnv round the earth. lie had, pertcfcc.
Inhabited The crascr Of an active vo.oaDo
for ter dsvs ana had saiica through the SEA
Of liquid arr which surrounds the north poe
.Wea,her.~ said ~Oid Man. Hancr &c
/ .heiufce ia al a matter % habit 1 found
that ont when I got home from my Second
/ vrbainS trap 20 the Arctic IN lSos- Onr
shp. The Saucy sally, was frozen into az
icebcuz Of the north coast Of Alaska. We
let u thsro and started Of IN whlebcats-
p. Can't. Hswins and !, with three Of ne
, men IN one u The boats. finally lost sight Of
- ;he rust Of the crew. Then We found place
n ,rhere polar bears and vairuses were plenty,
built 8 hut II ice. and settled down. II vas
: rrftv rniiiliuz ooli TIE alcohol IN o,r
surit lamps often froEs While The v7cks
urs-~ burrin- The air was 50 nearly fruz n
q rr8 SO thick that ve Lad 20 dilute IL with
melted snow We hvci d. the hut for near
lv three year, Every day tho captain toos
cur hesrlu.-s We were drifting SLOW y
around % the east. A. half past Ave on fhc
rn,tninz 81 July : lss. We woke up ard
the7o. not r mic away, lay the Saucl
4 silly. sound as q u.uS liz had driftcd rgl
through thr arctic circle from one SIDE q
tie othcts II ~ had stald on board VI
p should hive dl->ovyrcd the north pole
~Bu, started cut 20 say that 7~ea,hc
i "A Al a. matter az habit" and odd Man
I Haner shivered- When w got back .
New York e vac Tn tho middle Of Januarl
l. tut vas 80 accustomed 20 the arctic ~
n that ] vas almost overcome 10y the hce'
- In the - spent eieht years along IN
- equator. and when I Got hack 20 the ooui
IN IN August, rlSt in time 90 be present {
- the sic>-e a the AienS, 1aiefed term
from the oold-'
,, What was The hottest wcather 200 ev'
IL rrrenerce-d. Hanerr' ssked the judge, an
IN iyls 20 ses t.ack on a seasonable topso-
.-4heru was come complaint about q
hat hr said when We VEN Ecil
nd ,hrva-h Africa after Or. Livingston, 3
:, iust l,-iors Tho Sepoy revolt, while "
s,rving IN the English army N lnc,n,
r. thcrsnome<eT frequently touched 10
he cree. oEsoe. IN the great desert Of Ann
j saw 4 came kled by a s0r-stroke a.
found x ~sz 10 dsgrees in the shAce-
u joy IS. ISL. IN Ecuador, when We w
of cot or. an exreiition after Jeslit's bark,
mo found a sT--cles q bird that instead o.
crsr. o. their e-ys % hatch thesn are Obiie
me 70 ian them constantly with their vi
md IN order y keep thcrn fran eettinS
hot Tie native Indians of ECUADOR
r-ead chiefly Tor food on thc llamas, NJ
AT! th-v ~ a., as hc.-ts q burden.
m llama ia covered with thick hair CA "
An which. IN their case, strangely enough, 3
tcc;s them from the heat. One day
CO. asnative was hungry. and watched
has while - vent cut 1nd shaved al III "
a.. oH ~ one q tie anim2ls Then he .
IL out IN the sun for ieW minutes. and
= rrctlv brought me n a piece q the Tua-
llm r,car IL uas 90 well dcne. how ever,
{. 4 I could hardly eat u i appears that
natives get expert IL EauSirg TIE hea
me sun and ly cutting % much or "a
s 10 81 The wool can serve either vel don'
ON rare laIaA steaks a. pleasure bruiled
=. larrA n 10 fat the national dish % l.
Ia dor
rest RI. forth -r,ne w. in Manla. n
hI- 7 noticed a rather peculiar thing Will
ont Am fgrPr1sed ha' - lar e-eaise lne Al
thO nav have seeu n-cEfior In the papers OF
fart tat the I4zalOza. OF natives 81
Iook INTERIOR. have tine and luXurtcnt heas
ii hair. That u because they never cot
Va hair Instead II r. singed By The sun
more snost every native house has hair sins
that window ballt cut over the street -
II tho sua'S rays ~ili rot Be- interrupted
AcI7 teen twelve AMI one O'Clock any day
y its can COX up Tic sirvsts Of tie Villages &
yern.i interior q the Islands and see these
PIE tows occupied"
s'Hansr." aid the judge. impress
o'co1 "you evidently con't know much abou
3 Uf vea1her. Now. I've seen II much
won than asytinEs yo9 have ee@f =, 51t,ea ~
7Hos perhaps You bad better get another
with Il Ter oat Of the 5ceboT. s.al o,
the before Get through Inc dans s-L|
Irod. 49, =" -. -. 49, hsve the :,
;hOol ~, Terr 20 TESTIFY hat / 90 no, ezag:
ANYTHING m the slightest The colon'
uith mr. on tia. hottest day. We la
Ten % New York IN the morning and
uli snx but the automOb.lef we're r1nnsu
Nau.t e,arse II VA too bot Tor horses About