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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
ATLANTIC CITY HARD.

The Epworth League of LeIlies Me-
mortal Nj. T.. Church will have "a grand
rally at the church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Tho program arranged
for the meeting embraces many new
and attractive features.
The Junior Society of Christian En-
dcavor of Colley Memorial Church Will
meet for devotional exercises at (
o'clock Sunday afternoon. The pro-
gram Of exercises Will be varied and
interesting.
Master samuel HOPE. clerk at the
Pembroke Pharmacy. has been granted
Il vacation ana Will soend it with rela-
tiVes in Mathews county.
Episcopal services will be conducted
at the w. &. n. L. Hall. on Cooley ave
nue.. by Rev. john T.. Wales at o'clock
tomorrow evening.
The brlci. masons are at work upon
the tower of Cooley Memorial Church.
1t is TO be of brick. with stone trim
mings. thirty feet high-Norman style.
The plans are from Carpenter The
fund for this tower has been growing
under the patient care of the Ladies.
Aid Society for several years The
pastor. Rev. c. W. Maxwell. does not
expect to take 4 vacation this year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
Change OF Red Cross ring.

There is movement afoot to change the
Red Cross Flag. Tie Rcd Cross society is
known far and vide for its magnificent
iards. the littlc white far with its rci
cross mas commanded the deepest respect.
~ seems q pity TO change the Signum
ity in another way as does tn. name, iI9s-
ttitrr stomach iitters--a remedy every
one KNOWS 1T strikes at tho root of al
most an !laesS-thc stomaeh-making il
ihNar!ahiy means health II YOU have
comst.pat'on. Indigestion. dyspepsia. ncr-
'u"SSnVS<. insomania or liver and k.dhcy
irouo!cs. Try Hostctter's stomach INttels.
IL has cured these Ills for half cen,
fury past, and will continue TO do so as
iohs as tncy torment humanity. When
that private Revenue Stamp covers the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
BRAE BLBTOR WARD

Mrs Mary \. b. Cain, wife OF Mr.. w.
i. cain. departed this life a; her home,
No. ll3 Ferguson avenue. at $50 a. IN.
yesterday i'll the 6Sth year OF her age.
The funeral VIII be held from the res
idcnce at 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. c. y. Wright. of Sewells Point.
who has been visiting the family OF
Mrs Tanshaw. on West Brambleton
avenue, has returned 10 his home.
The Epworih League of Trinity VI. T..
Church VIII hold its regular devotional
meeting IT I:f5 tomorrow evening. The
topic for discussion will be ~ Service
OF Promises" Text. John NV LA.
y letter received from Rev. Lloyd T.
Williams yesterday. who is in Lynch
burg. states that he will return home
today, and will fill his pulpit at Trim
~ NJ T.. Church at the regular hour.
sunday.
The line Of sewer pipes have been laid
nearly through the entire ward. ana in
n very short time the house connections
Will be made on all the streets.
Rev DR.. j. J. Hall. who is in North
Carolina assisting in n revival meet
ing, is expected home to-day
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
n:p,-ar,n ,.cn:=mc 5,ccsin".

One Of the most interesting meetings
in the history Of the Epworlh League
of Queen street VI. Il. Church was held
In the lecturc-room ut s o'clock last
night. The devotional exercises were
spirited. and under the regular order
OF business the reports from the liter
airy, lockout. devotional and charity
ana help committees We're exceedingly
gratifying. The browning feature IL
me program WIS inr address of Mr.
Robert Icatcs. the delegate 10 the IN
lcrhational Convention. held in India
lapolis. Ind. Il. g. Nc in glowing
terms Of the magnificent reception ac-
corded the delegates from all parts OF
the world by the local organizations
there. ana told of the various addresses
made by distinguished speakers on the
various topics presented for discussion
and said that Of all the speeches made
not one cXcclled the great effort Of
Bishop Galloway, of the Nj. T.. Church
South. whose address. he said. was mo
Erandost ever delivered before a cath
erinS of ltpworth Icagucrs The larra
audience listened with rant attention
to Mr.. Coates remarks and at the close
was heartily congratulated
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
COURT DECISIONS.
Notes Of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our People.
DiGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
Exclusively for virE!nian- Pllot)
LOCXHART V. VANDYKE.

Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia.
July {, 1899.
If y WILL GIVE LAND TO TWO
SONS or TESTATOR AND ONE OF
THEM DIES BEFORE TEsTATOR
riIE SURVIVING son TAKES
THE WHOLE LAND.
AN INFANT MAY SUE TO SET
ASIDE y DECREE ADVERSE TO
HIM WITHOUT WAITING TO
COME OF AGE.
IN SUCH CASE THE TITLES OF
ALlENEES OF SHARES ALLOT-
TED COPARCENERS. WHO HAD
NOTICE or THE PROCEEDINGS
ARE SUBORDlNATE TO THE,
RIGHTS OF THE INFANT.
This was a suit in equity brought by
an infant. by next friend. to set aside
certain DEGREES and cOnVeyances. and
involved the construction of Il Will in
which the tcstItor devised TO his TWO
sons, Charles ana Henry II. Vandyke,
all OF the land he then resided on.
Charles died before the testator. After
the testator'S death one-half of the land
was partitioned among testator. Horny
NIndykc, the infant plaintiff in this
suit claimed that under said will all
the Land went to him. and that the said
partition was Illegal and void.
The lower court decided in his favor,
and defendants appealed.
The court says:
We are of opinion that Charles and
Henry L. Nandyke would have been
ioint tenants of the lands devised to
them had they survived the testator.
in tie clause tin'icr consideration there
are no words OF severance, nor any ere
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
CENTRAL r.. co. V. CANNON.
Supreme Cour; OF Georgia.
March IL 1S9G

March Il. 1899.
1T TIE PURCHASER OF AN Elk
CuRSION RAILWAY TICKET SIGN
IT by MAKING LETTERS IN THE:
FORM OF PRINTED ClIARAC-
TIERS. THE BURDEN IS ON HIN.
OF BINDING MEANS; or IDENTI-
FYING HIMSELF TO THE CON
DUCTOR.
This was an action for damages for
being elected from car of the railway
company.
Ii aNpears from the record that II.
i. Cannon purchased nj Camilla. Ga
Il recG' ed rate ticket from that point 10
Atlanta ana return. When he applied
To the agent at Camilla for such a lick
ct. ne *@S handed one upon which was
Mnt"' a contract the portion of which
now 7terial was of the nature jnIi-
Gated n the first hcadn0tc. The agent
asked Cannon 10 sign his name to that
contract Therenpon the latter took n
pen. and. instead Of afiiXing his sig
nature in the usual way. made tn, lei =
tiers composing his name in the form of
printed characters. or. as stated nv n
witness, he printed" mis- name unon
the ticket. instead Of writing ii. Tho
agent Informed Cannon that this meth
cd of making his signatu was not sat
iSiactory refused TO stamp the ticket
and wrote unon it the word void -
Cannon insisted it was his right to sign
his name in any manner he pleased
and The agent. upon reelection. reaching
the conclusion that ne had no right to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
NorfoIn md ocean view Railway.

Beginning at ; p. m. to-day, travel
over the Norfolk and ocean View Rail
way between Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort will be resumed. ana trains
leaving Norfolk a ,, 6. : and p. IN.
WI connect at Willoughby Pier with
the steamer Ocean View" for Old
Point.
This favorite route has not been in
operation. as far as the distance he
tween Willoughby Pier and Ola Point
is concerned. since Sunday. July S0th
last. because of tine quarantine regula-
tons lately enforced against Old Point
Comfort, Phoebus and Soldiers Home
and begins again because Of the raising
Of quarantine at o'clock this after,
noon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
CHRISTIAN.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
POLICE OFFICER HOLLAND.

The obsequies of Police Officer Edgal
W. Holland. whose sad ana tragic death
occurred Thursday morning. were hole
from his late residence. No. 9iS West
II ghland avenue. Brambleton. at i:So
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Tho 70
Ice Department ana MerrImac Tribe OF
kod Men. OF which organizations tho
deceased WAS a mcmber, were repre-
scn,ed at the funeral The services
were conducted by Rev. Samuel q.
Hatcher, of the Queen Street NJ. H..
church. There was very handsome
funeral display. The remains were laid
to rest in Elmwocd Cemetery. While
the procession was vending II way to
the place of intcrmont the City-IIall
bell was toled Rs mark OF respect.
The pail bearers were selected from
the members of the police force ana the
Red Men.
Following were the pall-bearers:
Red Men-W. Y. Twiford, j. 4.
Mhitehurst w. V. Smith and y. I.
police-Edward Salycr. George Fear.
j. &. White, and Joseph Nav
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
Hcstcr's cotton Statement.

(By Telegraph to Nirsinian-rhot)
New Orleans. Aug. u.-Secretary
Testers statement of the worlds visi-
BILE supply of cotton shows a decrease
Tor the week just closed OF l2i, 800 bales.
against Il decrease Of flS.il9 lOse year.
and Il decrease OF 81 ,S2G i'll 1895.
Tho total visible is 2.32S 226. against
..i50,621 last week and 1.S61.iS, last
year. Of this the total of American
cotton is 2.il5,22o. against 2.2Ai.62l last
week. ANA lG39,4S1 last year. and of all
other kinds. including Egypt. Brazil.
India. etc. 2li.ooo. agaius, 100000 last
week. and 2aS. 900 last year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
Located I'm Inoanoi,c.

The Roanoke Evening World says:
Or. J. Z. Garrett. who for some time
past has been associated in eye. ear
nose ard throat practice with Dr.. W. f.
piiNer Ia Norfolk. has arrived in this
city. and viii practice with DR.. \. A,
D"nnaday Dr. Garrett is Il native OF
FRANKLIN county, and was for several
years connected with the Norfolk ana
eSiern in this city. He graduated in
nleHc'ne IN Richmond and returns &c
Roanoke highly recommended"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

warm milk from tho COW ana
g. O. Taylor Whiskcy saved my life more
than % years ago" This was the state
mont made in our office within few
months by resident Of that part OF
curing into the reason for the statement
We learned that the person who gave tho
information was 70 years of age. and that
case consumption Warm new milk and
w hiskoy was recommended. and knowing
n COW believing in our representations
lhAt .. @. Taylor Whistles were pure. he
that "ha; seemed 4 simple remedy was
really sovereign one \ few months
use OF WIT cannot b. 50; down as q
medicine effected a radical cure.
send II rs for business and professional
c. II. GRATEs & SONS. Boston.
For sale at White Bros. Norfolk. Va:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

Last night Nelly Balm. colorcd. vino
lives in lIardy's lane, was arrested by
Officer Jones on complaint Of stealing
70 which had been handed To her bv
Il seafarng man to get him some beer
Two dollars OF the money was recov
cred. Nelly will tell Judge Tomlin all
about 1t this morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

Mr.. II. NJ. Groves ana family. of New
bern. \. G.. are spending few days
at the Atlantic Hotel. V,raini, paocb
Ell route 20 Washington. ID. c. MI
Groves is q brother Of Mr.. James :
Groves, of Norfolk: is cashier OF the
Citizens Bank of Newbern. and one
Of the substantial citizens of that pros
ferrous section. He is much pleased
With Norfolll's delightful oceanside re-
sort
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
s,'=h,,n. aoc wacc,cr YIN Route.

IHN ioIcsraph % NIrglnlln-PIlOD
honolulu. Aug ;. via Victoria. f. c..
Aug. II. The transpor, Tartar with
General Wheeler aboard, arrived here
August I, and sailed August .. Cen
e~pl Wh Ter was handsomely enter
Nhd during his stay here.
The transports Newport ana Ohio ar
rived to-day. and Will sail tomorrow
or Saturday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
WATT, RETTEw & CLAY.
Saturday Sale
of Toilet Articles
Remarkably little prices are
quoted on high-class, we'll
known toilet preparations.
You know what these things
cost in a drug store. See
what thew cost here -

Colglte's vioris Toilet soap-lc.
;All,,brislie Tooth Brushes-5c- each.
Ie'low Perfect Complexion Powder
Hair Brushes large size--sc. each.
FRENCH Toilet soap-3 cakes in a box
Tetiow's Swansdown Powder-loc. a
Petroleum Jeliy-i2-ounce jars-1oc. a
Heather Bells Toilet Soaps cakes In
boN-i5c. box.
Elsn rilly;.n . Tooth pasts-lsc. tube,
Violet Talcum Powder-5c. a box.
H RS,hi9do I, sg cap a sake.
Caldcrs Dentine-t1I. Il bottle.
ToiSate's Dental Powder-l7c. a bottle.
Dr. Parker Pray's Nal Enamel-Isc. a
colgajss shampoo Mixture-25c. a
Nnchelsea.s best ouali.y Bay RUN
&c. half-pint hottie.
Niche isen's Bay Rum Toilet Soaps
cikeS III a bOx-25e. ?. box.
Boyer's shoe Pol!sh--ic. bottle.
H"Hihaway'S Tan Shoe Dressing and
Cleaner-ic. Il box.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bottie.-,c. each.
Petroleum Jelly-i-cunce hottles-5c
Witch iIaZel-6-cunce hottles-Sc each.
CnWphor lce-Sc. Il tube.
Ali-hrist!e. Main Brushcs-ioc each.
.-sti,eh Whisk Broom-;arge slze-loc.
cols1te's Palm. or Turkish Bath Soap
lie. a cake.
Colsate's sachet Powder-sc. a pack
ouaarunle Extracts-yiolet, white rosa
each.
s-inch rnbreakable Rubber Combs
Fine Qualify Powder puns-1oc. each.
Fern Leaf Toilet Soaps cakes in a
hoN-loc a pox.
Shecields Tooth Paste-15c. n tube
t-ounce bottles Of Imported Bay Rum
loo. = bottle.
Packers Tar soap-l5c. a cake.
laStcrated Toilet Powder-l7c. n bottle
Murray and l.annau's Florida Water
BE a bottle.
Guenun's Bath Tablets-lec n bottle.
Metal soap BoXes-l9c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
An O1icint bulletin.

The Seaboard Air Line Yesterday IS
sued an order notifying It's agents that
all guarantees would be raised this
evening at s o'clock, except that against
the Soldiers Home and Phoebus. The
official bulletin of DR.. l. s. Hope. quar-
antine officer, was appended TO the or
der.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

During the local quarantine the
steamer Hampton Roads has been laid
up at Berkeley. ard her owners have
taken advantage of the time Inv ba,-
ms her hauled out and repaired at
Graves railway. 1t is expected that
she VIII come OF the railway to-day.
ana resume her run on rI,ndo,.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
tfranicr ,iob;nck,

Take the handsome new steamer
~ black q the Old Dominion Line.
for a delightful all-day trip on the
water. She leaves Bav Linz wharf
daily, except sunday. at 200 a. m. for
Mobjack Bay and landings in Mathews
and Gloucester counties. Fare only
81 for excursion trip 10 return same
day jyt6-tt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
DIVINE SERVICES SUNDAY.
METHODIST rp1sco7AL.

Epworth. corner of Freemason ana
Boush streets.-Prcachin bv the pas
tor. Key. W. J. Young. d. D., at IL
Il. m. and \ D. ~. sunday school at
9:l5 a. IN.
Huntersvile. Johnson avenue
u lre a,ln.'. ny the pastor, Rev; Daniel
Morning. "Tha sur,,.l,,,,nr ch,nrsi 10
Prince a. psnis, -. ,,t,,r ..f,n@srf,,,-
ness in Sufre~in., ., Sn,,3e, scbcol ot
$3.50 n. III.
Cumberland bat,vsor Ito,. aud cave
streetr.-pr oo..i,-,,,- h, ~. ", rri-
der at II n. m, ala IN. Pow D,niel r.
Merritt mt y m
McKendrec corner If t',3,. and Clai-
borne avenues Er,r,h,'..,,,, ,,ri',cbins
by Rev. ". II l3,v,,.,s -, - u ~
and S:l5 y. m.
Trinity. corner or ,,i.b, nv, CO..
PROV avenues I,,',,,h,- ;,.l,,,t.,,
by the pastor. rev. I'6v1 y \yuliams
nj II a. IN. ana >l5 n m SnnJav school
at9:3o n. IN.
Centenary cor,,. "a. Y,,,.,,
Queen s,ree;s.-l,rr,,i,in, hI. ~,
Chas. l. Stengle a. ii a. m ,ni bv the
pastor, Rev. VI. II t..,,v,r' ~ ~
m. sunday SCHOOL at e:i5 a. m.
Queen. corner OF PULASKI ana Queen
streets, -PreachinS by the pastor. Rev.
samuel I. Hatcher, at ii =. m. and
$40 - III. SUNDAY se"ool AZ '.io \. III.
LeI\ies Memorial, corner Of Camp
Mprnn nmr nv orr 'rVs, A'nuc yi' y,
Williams. nj ii a. m. ana i n. m sun.
day school at $50 4. IN.
rr,,,p,,r,rr ,
- - r'',' M w. ~ '''S.
Nnn',.,, "c'M zen 10y Nnu ["Ve
,,i,,,.,., ~. ~ ~ i''S'',, ~
( ~ -, cnr'1o,. ,,t',I 90, '''. anu
Nve..,,, 49,; ,.,,,, "''u d. ~ ~.
~ -. '-'''S"' i''S e' "''''''-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

The funeral of Mr.. John A. Rruee.
who died at st. Vincents Hnspital
Wednesday. August s,h. took place Fri
day morning at 1880 o'clock at the
grave in Elmwood Cemetery. The ser
vices we're conducted by Rev. DR.. carr
p: Grammer. OF Christ Episcopal
Church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
WEATHER REPOSr-

Washington. Aug. 11.-Weather fore
cast for Saturday:
Nirginia-Unset;lcd weather Satur-
day and probably Sunday; brisk north
to east winds.
North Carolina- Showers Saturday
and Sunday; variable winds. becoming
brisk northeriy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
a>iiEs.

CA!N-At her rc sldcncr No fi3 I,cr,.u-
son avenue. Friday. August i'm. ut G.e5
o'clock n. m. MARY ANNE iSl.IlfE. he
!o.et VIE of ". r. cain. Ia the CSth
The funorai VII takc place from her
late residence riilS Saturday MORN
ING ut ~ o'clock. i'rorGs and aeuuaint-
ancos respectfully invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
500 REWARD |!

We Will pay the above reward for any
case OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sex
Headache. INDIGESTION. Constipation or
the Up-To-Datc Little I.ivor pll. when the
directions are rctly complied with.
They are purely Nesetahle and never fail
to give satisfaction. c5c boxes contain
Loo Pills. lJc. boxes contain 80 pins. DC
boxes contain 10 iiiis Beware of substi-
tutious and limitations. Sent bv mail
Stamps taken. NERNIrN MEDICAL
CO. Con. Clinton ana JACKSON SITS Chi
cage. M Soil hy BUHROW. MARrI y
II co. norfolk Va. ja9-we fri 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
Norfoik and Vicinity,
WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TODAY

Showers tonight AID probably Sat
urday; stationary temperature: fresh
to brisk south winds. bscoIcing varia-
BILE.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12

High water. 1e:27 - m. and 12:io p.
M; low water, ESQ Il. ~. ana 1903
i. III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
TEMPERATURE. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.

CALENDAR.
Sun rises. $40 a. m; se,s, 700 p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
Il'rIIl.p Az

First Church. Charlotte. bssNcc
CRANKY and Brc~cr streets Preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. J. t.. She,k. a
II a. m. and =. IL. sunday school 4
~ n. IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-12
MIR. JOHN 4. BRUCE.

~. I.V N u NI!EUT, 'icOISe n
{. White, and Joseph May.
The times., 1899-09-17
Needless Explanations.


Secretary Hay S Information that no
treaty of alliance exists between the
United States and Great Britain is un-
necessary. There is, however. an under
standing between the two nations which
has been growing up for a long time anl
which may be said to have begun before
Secretary Hay was born and which, it is
believed, will continue a long time after
the present generation has passed away.
It is a sentiment which naturally exists be-
tween peoples of the same blood and line
age, speaking the same language, reading
the same books, studying and obeying the
same laws, building their institutions on
the same basis of right, standing reverent-
ly together before the monuments OF the
good and great who have gone before. This
understanding this substantial agreement,
has not been written out in terms on any
parchment; it has not been sealed, signed,
or deliyered it has not received the sig
nature of Secretary Hay or any other func-
tionary, yet ii exists, and Englishmen and
Americans regard all over the world its
unwritten and unrecorded provisions.
If 1t is this alliance that the little poll
ticians are resolving about and trying to
make little campaign capital out OF, and
that Secretary Hay Is multiplying phrases
about, all of them may as well rest from
their labors, as they did not make the
agreement and can by no means unmake it,.
1t is discreditable that the peace and calm
following this mutual understanding VIII I'll
two great nations have concluded with
each other should be disturbed by the petty
noises of demagogues.
The times., 1899-09-17

tell US what we shall do and what We shall
avoid in order to reach a future state of
happiness, and we place faith in their
teachings and follow them.
1--WE are taught to love one another, to
respect property rights. the laws of mar
riage. and in all respects to follow what
10 the religion OF the white man are the
Ten Commandments. We are taught moth
ing about a place of future punishment.
and to the mind of the Mohawk the be-
lief that good God can condemn frail
human being to everlasting punishment is
preposterous.
'Of our origin anything that may be
said is purely speculative. That We were
at one time in a state OF the highest civ
illzation is evidenced by utensils which
are still in our own family. They are OF
beaten copper and of the most exquisite
handiwork. This is lost art among US"
Chief Dayolheasala acquires his title OF
doctor not from education alone, but by
! inheritance. The head chief OF the tribe
Is also the chief medicine man, and his
code is the law of nature. Twice each
year the whole tribe gathers TO listen to
The times., 1899-09-17
AN indian MINE EXPERT
Chief Black Eagle Acting for East
ern Capitalists.
His Tribe Happy and Intelligent
One, Following Strict Laws of
Healfh-Thefr Religion Much Like
That of the Hebrews - Evidences
of Their Ancient Origin.

Royal blood purer than that of any
European prince courses through the veins
Of Chief Dayolheasala, son of Heal Chief
Ohwanutck. OF the Mohawk Indian tribe,
who is now in Denver, Col. There is no
need of feathered headdress to proclaim the
royal lineage Of this Indian chieftain.
Though attired in black business suit his
proud bearing indicates man of intelli-
gence and birth. William the Conqueror
was unborn when Dayolheasala's ancestors
reigned.
On the hotel register the Indian chief
, becomes plain DR.. Dayolheasala. He is
not here to gather up the scattered rem
nants of his race and wipe the paleface out
of existence nor does he intend TO re-
establish the former glory of the unre-
strained empire of the aborigine He is
merely looking for copper properties for
an Eastern syndicate. DR.. Dayolheasala
| now makes his home in Spokane, Wash,
where he has been engaged In mining sew
eral years. Copper is his specially, and
recently some wealthy Boston men asked
him to make investments for them. He
made an effort to buy In British Columbia
and along the border in this country, but
the prices asked there, he says, are beyond
reach.
4 decided, Therefore, he said. ito
come to Colorado and look around Good
| copper property, you know, is better than
gold mine at present
Black Eagle, wfffciFis the English for
Dayolheasala is o1fesofsth brightest men
of his tribe, and the Mohawks are known
as the most intelligent Indians in America.
Thor oh five vs, Af Al pa no does nnt
look to be over thirty -fre. He was born on
| the Mohawk reservations in Brant county,
Ontario, Canada, ai1tbwhen his aged father
dies he will go back Jthare to take charge
| of the tribe. Dayolheasada, is an entertain
ing talker versed in ths traditions or his
race and highly educated He Is nephew
of DR.. Oronyetekha, WHIP was one OF the
| founders of the Independent Order OF For
| esters, and who remainsd at the head OF
| that organization in America until few
years ago.
There are now only 600 OF us on the
| Mohawk reservation comprising SIX ma
| tions-the Mohawks, Tusearoras, Della
wares Oneidas, cayugas, and Onondagos, !"
| said DR.. Dayolheasala. Some Indian tribes
will become extinct, just as some branches
of the white race will become extinct, but
| not so with the Mohawks. We have an un-
| written law which prohibits intermarriage
with the whites, and that is strictly OBJ
served. And then we have written laws or
| health which are stringently enforced.
| Before entering into matrimony, both
| parties must undergo a medical eXamina-
| tion and If not in a state OF perfect
health the marriage will not be permitted.
Morally, the Mohawks are ahead OF any
other nation. They are total abstainers as
far as liquor is concerned. and crime Is al
most unknown among them. 1t was en-
tirely unknown until the white came to
this country We are now the happiest and
most contented people on earth, and origi-
nally our lot was more contented one