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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

llOE. beNoilu IL SIecQ OIL ABOUT thirteen
miles an hour. the resistance to motion
increases, becoming about t~wenty-one
pounds per ton at twenty-six miles.
The electrolytic process for making re-
Electors for s~earch-lights and other pur-
poses, as described to the British Assoc
citation by Mr.. Cowped Coles, is as SIM
pie as it is promising of important re-
suits. A coating of metallic silver is de-
posted chemically on a glass convex
mould. The coated mould is then i'm
mersed in an electrolyte of copper sui
phate and rotated about fifteen times a
minute, when a firsnly-adhering coating
of copper is deposited on the silver. Civ
ing a substantial backing. The silver
and copper form the reflector, which is
separated from the mould by the unequal
expansion or carefully heating in a wat
err bath to 120 degrees F. The silver has
the brilliant polish of the mould, and re-
quires only protection against tarnish-
ing, which is best given by depositing on
it a film of palladium.
The theory that the vermiform appendix
is a useless rudincntary organ is hardly
convincing. A late writer. DIR. Slaugh-
ter, contends that it has a useful func-
ton in secreting mucus to lubricate the
lower intestines, ard that inflammation
from obstruction of this mucus is the
chief exciting cause of appendicitis, a less
severe form of the disease being due TO
impaired circulation III the appendix.
Most cases of appendicitis known to this
physician have recovered without an
operation or recurrence.
A marvel of ingenuity is the mechani-
cal perpetual calendar constructed in lei
sure hours by NJ. Albert Jagot, of Mans.
1T consists of but five. wheels-with a to-
tai OF ninety-six teeth-and nine levers
or catches, yet it is designed to indicate
the day of the week, the date, and the
month, automatically, for centuries, and
to show the 18th day of February. in ac-
coruanc with our calendar-that is,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

starting but when a velocity of six miles
is reached a pull of only ten pounds per
ton is required to keep the train in mo-
ton. Beyond a speed Of about thirteen
miles an hour. the resistance to motion
increases, becoming about twenty-one
pounds per ton at twenty-six miles.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Certain fresh water aIgae named by a
French botanist. M. r. Bouilhac. are
claimed to be able to absorb arsenic
without injury. at least one species APP
pearlng to derive more benefit in growth
from arsenic acid than from phosphori
acid,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

The plastering proves to have an at.
feet upon the acoustic properties of q
room. Prof. Nussbaum, of Hanover, re.
ports the best results from using pure
gypsum h a has been raised to a white
heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17
In the Second Race, Which Took
Place Today.
her BIG TOPSAIL CARRIED AWAY
Columbia Sailed Over the Course Alone. as
Provided in Joint Agreement

J. Will victory. saii =
examining the
yacht that strained broken In the rae" OF
rafting yach,ins brees was blow ms win velocity
The racers eft for The Haruns point under tow about m
Betting Coumbas vctog The
odds the Yankee boa
The starting m. The shanaroek
top-a Of which
s. Alter crossing ths line the challenger tried
Columbia tho shamrks lead and Vas out
pointins wind growing ami
he carried The
British Immediately about and started for home Column
appeared slightly IN accident
Under tho
agreement entered into by the Was stipulated that
u 90 The
extent Of the DAMAGE 90 the shamrock is not yet KNOWN but
doubtful II she will be able tomorrow.
ami start
ed tenne sail the wind The shamrock ha lead
berth but the
Columbia wind within minute forced her 10
for the next - minutes
wind ~-hcned pions Wish oppressed last night
that he might have sr breeze rapidly being fulfilled
through the water like scared
horsca werestl almost
suddenly Of Wni and the huge coa-sali Of
rush. faiins n. belly Of the ua.n-aL
cry Of eonsternaton went up The snamrosNa opua haa
the NJ the main mast
The snanrooks tender eni taking the shamrock in
started for
No The shamrccks men spen, the
and prspaflnw for
The challenger pr@sented sorry aght after the
iranaeaateiy and
thereby tepuas'
The Columbia sailed right The wind continues TO blow
rounded the nrss the
for nnsshnx within ,iH'e-lini are good
At line.
the second the excursion boats Yachts ard
all the craft. lei forth blast o. whistles that must have stirred
tire hearts Of the cuuHlbls's sailors
nnish line within the ,iue-iim
thereby winning the race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17
HOTEL FOR women
IN new YORK CITY
Its Construction Will Cost 100000
Rooms S. to So per Week.

i'll >
subscribed Incorporated The
building
principles The provides
aleoSeA q, each Ts WIN also be los rates
bu, has sn harmed tina, wi be built point bs.ween
The lueIusins land half OF which win
covered by a tpeeo mprtrsge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17

MANILA, Oct. l7--senOr Fcrnan-
dez, the editor ~ the Patrin. has
been arrested and his plant seized
Fernandez has been printing pam
phiets under the heading. Drop the
Mask" in which the American re-
glme wns denounced.
Palanca. tho richest Chinnman In
Iuzon. who controls the Chinese
labor ia Manila, has posted a proc
lamation about the city, calling on
the Cinnamon to render him respect
aud obedience. The Chinese consul
has denounced Palanca, and has had
all the posters torn down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17

devoted exclusively
urged immediate
OF The n Africa.
Of IN
Lords
! band the % oil 4
sent 10 so help them.
the British
all by
rapidly
days Is viii from 4
carrying artillery
Central News desepatch reports that $40 Beers and IL Brit
killed Mnfeking.
killing and woundng
Therew were o British Casualties.
The \
the
vii
hour wi fled.
that heavy fighting
on red 4
he i've
wounded the various fights Refugees from the Tranvaa
pulsed lights. suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17

regiment. possibly
met of
posed a
Washington a a admit
Guard might follow.
The Of IN regiment who desire
and would
add a
% be mus gu of
inner o. nd q
the Hilary
Philippines dampcaed
ardor made them wish leave the service of the state In
they back
Of the officers anxious a
TO a OF
funds the OF a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17
EXPERIMENTS WITH
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
Marcon System May Be Adopted on
American Batt|eShpS.

1.-THE publishes today the follow
from Washington correspondent;
wireless teegraphy
have been perfected by the government for experiment
which lead to tts adoption Ia
important services,
conclusion yacht Rear Admiral Brad
II IL under
and second class bat
Will and short
viii be established the Atlantic Highlands
Negotiations between the signal OF the
Marconl Immediately the
paeticabiity the
ana transport
viii DO
the electric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17

Pkerl pretty girl living her par
n o the a
brothers
Investigations
district she concluded 10 a
She entered
Washington street
Onlcer Adams
the night police headquarters this
Judge
the chs OF n
Attorney DE Bruer
demanded the
parents.''Yca" Do they know
doIng2""They do" "whero did
BROTH them he to be
the Judge and will
a In
fined her $40.
She hasl
dark suit Of clothes
father i've together permit
D ed Ia o a liked
will place her the police
IN .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17
MORE BOUNTY FOR DEWEYS MEN

WASHINGTON n c. i7Admiral a
double bounty for the behind the him the battle
OF Of
They entitled to the double allowance
Spanish
10 tie department claims that
abo o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17
NO POSSIBLE STAMPEDE TO DEWEY

1.-THE friends Of President Mckinley
Republican national
should the admrarg ncn
Ations presidency undergo n change
clos friend Of
presented the Mckinley people viii attn
he
and should the delegates be Instructed for the
president he Will be nominated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17

MANILA. oct. 1.-THE American
force under Col Hell today cleared
the rebels out Of Pornc. The enemy
fell bnck to the westward, leaving a
number OF their dead. The Ameri-
cans lost was one killed. This Is tho
second time recently that tbs Pprae
rebclYa hays been routed, 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-10-17

, WASHINGTON. y. G. oct .
} ~ The llrtiHh government has .
, informed the State department .
OF ita adhesion 10 tfc moiuH '
Vivendi upon the Alaskan bound .
B airy This a another way ~ .
, saying that the Canadian au- =
B thorlticH have hunented 10 the =
temporary arrangements pro
, posed hy Secretary HAY, SO az =
, To avert clash Ia the disputed .
territory, Hay Il much eiatcd =
over the outcome.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08

keep them Ia . Home Mission School,
and pay their tuition. etc.. also mis-
sionaries sent iuto regions not desti-
tute of the Gospel. As les regards TO Wis
itors from other states, that was inau-
gurated by the boilers who have ira
vailed and brought forth = mouse,
ad.Article 10 Of the Constitution.
Who has had 3 more say in the Con-
vention. than'some OF New York;
In fact, they have been the dictators
OF the convention. The minutes OF the
last annual meeting OF the convention
will show what was done, how much
OF the compact was broken, etc., il we
get them. But there is some doubt Of
getting them, especially with nothing
set down in malice or extenuated for
the Recording Secretary is one OF the
boilers, seceders, rebels and called the
seeesh convention last week.
In my next shall notice the boilers
q we will see. that they do not lock
rs the morning. clear as the moon,
bright as the sun, or terrible as an
army Of banners.
sKNNKx.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08

pose Of having the chcreh's sign re-
painted. It Was thought that the men,
bers OF the church would have shown
their appreciation by coming out and
patroniEing she concert: but they did
not seem 70 care anything about 10,
although Mrs. Johnson did her best to
make the concert q success.
Rev. Byron Gunner has returned
hoSne again from his vacation. He
preached Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs Byron Gunner is quite sick being
under the care OF . physician. The
trustees are expecting 80 have q Lawn
Party in the near future for the pur-
pose OF raising money to pay for the
re-shingling OF the Union Oongrega-
tional Church.
Misc Bessie Gunner conducted the
children in their exercises. There
were cake, strawberries and ice cream
IN abundance. All who were there
seemed TO enjoy themselves.
Master Fred Townsend will deliver
to you the Richmond PLANET nereas-
ter: Please pay him promptly.
Mr.. Wesley Thornton has gone up to
New Hampshire for . few days with
his employers.
J. N.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
FROM HUNTINGTON.

HUNTINGTON. w. VA, June q, 1893
Several excursions came into the
city Sunday from different points. One
from Cincinnati brought many ac-
quaintances.
DR.. PAYNE was at his desk Sunday
and preached two soul-stiFring ser
mons to large congregations.
Children's Day was observed ct 3:39
D. m. Quite q nice crowd was ous TO
hear the little ones recite and sing. A
collection was taken up for Missions.
Rev s. E Griggs went up to Char
lesion Saturday.
Some one asked as why it was that
Mr.. George Winston was wearing such
q broad smile, making unAccustomed
circuits about the town and grssping
his friends hands with an unusual
grip. Upon inquirying / found that
Saturday night last find baby boy
made his appearance at his house.
Miss Frenzetta Jackson and Mrs. G.
II Barnett and two children left Sat-
urdev morning for Granville, o., where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Griffin OF Lynchburg, Va. is
here in the interest OF the True Re-
formers Lodge.
The First Church will hsge a grand
rally next Sunday. Many visitors are
expected from adjoining towns on that
day.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
DR.. Shea Marvellous Medis.n
1000 REWARD,

Or. SQed, Marvellous MediSr
Gives the names OF dead and, LIVING f,-,--.,,
tell who and when you win marry, ais
business journeys. lawsuits, absent frfpry
what It is He can can M vour 4 -
friends and show them to you Can n - d.
them rap al around the room He sshs
but tells T you S Tyb 5e o PUMP y 70 IN amy %
received from them gold medal and spe.-
ial license to practice his wend erfuI poS-s.,ss
thousands OF references to both white ssuy
eolored patrons. Twenty-Five years pract;t~
seven in Brooklyn-win show You thai l..
can do all that he can tell OF. Can ten vgssSs-
business Is best for you and where. how ia
y MN speedy marriage with the one you toyr
How To be successful in all your d0Er1crs -
short what is best to do. He succeeds VIZ,
all others fail, Positive satisfaction or n,
pay. Call and see You viii ind it Inclr,r e.
consult this Christian gentleman He hs-s.
medicine that viii cure drunkenness, cad ~
through him are now
. RICH, HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL q
with oil their undertakings, while those w.,
neglect his advice are still laboring again
chemistry, he can impart to you a secret thas
VIII overcome your enemies and win yun-
friends. His aid and advice has often bess.l
solicited, the result has always been the Sc
curing OF speedy and la ppy marriages AMI
all your wishes. In love affairs he new
Ia1ls be has the secret OF winning the ~
fections OF the opposite sex. 1t is the cur.
OF Spiritualism that in all large cities tho
are a class OF men and women who cIasl
powers they do not possess. They haxt
neither gifts, credentials nor reference
Surely the colored people are not SO Wantisa.
in sense as to throw their time and mon
away on such. DIR. Shea refers to the Hos
william Denmore, Architect and buflfier =.
cleveland Ave, and Mr.. Fred Bampe, grs,s
GER, 641 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. All har
known him for the past seven years ,
gives a free test OF his power 60 an r 3,
doctor has practiced i've years I'm New G.
leans, st: Louis. Memphis and LOuisviE,
uno erstands thoroughly the diseases spesfx
or Influences the race is subject To- He
now and always had large patronage nrual
them. a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
FROM PALESTINE.
Found MurdeFed-Other Interesting
Items.
PALESTINE, TExAs, June 8, $50.

PALESTINE, TExAs, June 8, 's9.
Several Epworth leagues passed
through the city in the last few days,
Elder Cole had them in charge.
An unknown white man was found
murdered about three miles west of
town.
One Of our baseball boys was chased
all the way from Tyler 80 be arrested.
He was charged with theft Of clothes.
Miss Lena Hefflin will spend several
weeks visiting in Dallas.
Mrs. Charity Hicks of Marshall, Tex
as is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charley Hurd.
Mrs. O. Z. Burley is reported sick.
Hope she will soon recover. Mr.. Bur
ley is out on the road, having charge
Of special car 90.
II. b. Barrett, the PLANETS circula-
tor is out OF town on a lay-off.
Mrs. Caroline Barefield will spend
several weeks at Larada with her son.
Miss HALEY Caldwell of San Anto-
MO is visiting MISS Ada Burfield.
Hearts Of Oak Lodge, 80, K. OF P,
impressed it upon the minds OF Mr..
Allen Fowler and Mr.. Major Richard =
son on last Tuesday night to be eau
tious" the balance or their days.
The 4th OF July will be celebrated at
Vest End Park. Wells Switch aud st
Race Track Park. Go it boys, may be
out OF all these places, all OF the people
will have . time.
True Friendship Temple, 8. MT,
will give a grand concert and install
lation a. Library Hall. Success to
them.
Mr.. Clifton Dorsy after q week or
more OF sickness is upon crutches. Mr..
Sam Jones is holding down his job for
him.
Mr.. Joe Forney seems to have gotten
into trouble with some OF the gentler
sex. Look out boys, never play with
o loaded gun.
Hand in your society news to the re =
porter. Leave it at the st. Charles
barbershop and he will get it.
Mrs. Lila Stephens OF Chicago, but
formally OF Memphis, Tenn, left here
for home by way Of Memphis. She
leaves her daughter, Mrs. Osy B. Gas
ton, who married last week and whose
wedding was chronicled in the PLANET
/ Some people are very ignorant or
else they think that certain peoples
names are worth q great deal.
They use them for all manner of en-
tertainments regardless of the wishes
OF the persons named. Thew place q
preachers name to baseball, cake
walks aud balls, etc. There is q law I. I
such and those who practice the same,
should be prosecuted to the full sxtenI
of the law. 1t ought and should be
stopped; and it is as we'll one time al
another.
1t places our ministers in a very bad
light, while they have no knowledge Of
it. If men are not popular enough tc
give entertainments on their names
they ought to take back seat aud MOI
degrade the fair names OF our preach
ers. Let all say amen!
Joe RackstrRw and Deucy Benson
will deliver the PLANET.
CLEANER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
a SENSATION IN BRooKLYN-A My
TKR's STATEMENT

wish to state that one or my paTizRaac~y
was sick and in trouble for long time. Mr.
Isl % Gay ssreees NO one seemed 70 y,
but none OF them seemed TO know what =
the matter. None could do her any goo!
her. Hearing or the wonderful work be-
done by DIR. Shea the last few years, tnongsf
1 would call and see him myself I fos-
him a kind sympathetic gentleman Hes
me q wonderful test OF his powers, told
to send him n lock OF patients hair. winiG-
He told at once what was the matter ~.
in a short time cured her SOUND and W.
Now all is changed. All are well A.
prosperous. lean truly and heartily recs,
tress OF any kind, Rev william Johns
Pastor Lebanon Church, brooklyn q
DR.. Shea can show thousands such as -
| above.
has been carefully educated in the HON.
pathic and Eclectic Schools OF Medicin
His success is wonde rful In curing paFalys'
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tumoys
Cancers. Constipation. Ague, Dysrep-
Tape Worms. Liver Complaints, Deaf me-
Catarrh, Dropsys Piles, Nervous D1oiiG
Heart Disease. Consumption, Diseases
/ women end children, Fits, Kidney DiseT
and all strange mysterious diseases VII o.
Others don't understand. An diseases
matter what they be. Nothing butehonfN
| bile treatment lie can and VIII homes 81
| tell YOU If You can be cured Has an n
remedies and new success: Has had any
/ experience in public hospitals and pI-1N3 F.
| clinics No triiiing with human life Call
/ once.
| Do not delay. Diplomas hang in parioi
| Is a registered physician A new renls,
| for rheumatism just discovered, not a L..
4 ment. Hopeless cases and those that 0tS,s,
cannot cure solicited to call Fat folks 4, 4
/ the ch1ldleSs made parents All letters n1r
/ contain 81 90, two stamps. age, lock or hs.
| For consultation. advice ana diagnosis.
postal cards.
Charges for medical treatment only Mss
eton this paper
a. 65l FULTON STREET,
Il BROOKLYN, NJ Y
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
SATURDAY JULY s. 1899
THE VIRGINIA BAPTIST STATE CON
VENTION AND VIRGINIA SEMI
NARY.
A Plain Statement.

Nh. EDIroR:-
Since last May much has been said
and written about the above, some
truths, and some untruths, the pred
items of Satan, who is the father OF all
lies and liars.
Some OF the modus operandi OF the
convention at Lexington, may not have
been as the So worry meat Of Esau, pre-
pared for his father Isaac, yet they can
be weighed in the balance with proceed
ing acts of the convention when the
boilers, seceders were in the lead. For
the outs to allege charges against the
brethren now in the ascendency ia the
convention, is the pot to call the ket-
Sic black.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
FROM NEWPORT.
NKwpoRr, r. l., June "a, 1893.

NEWPORT, &. l., June "a, 1899.
The Children's concert given by Mrs.
Ruth johnson last Thursday night,
was q very enjoyable affair. The chill
dren sang and spoke their pieces NICE
Iy. The piano solo played by Miss Co.
"a Rice was very Hne indeed, also
piano solo played by Miss Sarah Rice
was up. to-date. She was loudly ar
plsuded.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08

Sl7dtvs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
NOTHING TO BOAST OF.

The conducting of the Convention Of
nateyears, is nothing to boast OF. The
convention formed q contingent fund
sof the money at So delegate, Of 81 90
annual membership, and $40 life MEM
sRership, out of which the publishing of
the minutes, and incidental expenses
are to be paid. Such has been disre-
.rarded. Organizations sending mOney
for q specific purpose as state or
foreign mission, Education or BIZ
BILE and Publication or the Virgins
Seminary hove been robbed, their m on
ey misappropriated, by taking q part
OF il for minutes, 30 make persons life
members, and pay students, under the
Ruise Of missionaries, but solely to
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PHRASE READ THE FOLLOWING:

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that came to New York from Albany i Nzr,s
n stranger In a strange city, out or work ~ 9
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undertook, What to do did not know d,
friend advised me to go and see Dr. S.i.~
did. He told me the cause of my trout .
he took me in and treated me as q br0sh<s~-
Through him got good position that w.
week. had been to others; they took ~
money and did me no good i bless the = -
] FIRST met DIR. Shea, / would advise A. g
bad luck, sick or In trouble TO go to his
once, q Sincerely,
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certify that NV husband had gone away al 5
been absent two years. i mourned fnr y;
night and day. gave him up as dead-G
Hearing OF the wonderful things DR. 81 .
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told me my husband was alive ana well e q
where he was; told me he would come lac.
and when. To my Joy all OF 1t came true.
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dead. / also wish to say that this mos
lost the sum OF $50. / am poor woa.
and was most insane I went to DR. :, A..
and he told me would ind my money 4
to my intense JOY did find IL as he told
/ thank God there is a tnan so gifted In
midst that can heap people and tell tia. &
what TO do Sincerely,
MRS. MARY MILLER,
South Plainneld. N. l.
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Yes, he fell down, but caught the
tr ain. He's z ping with the First Bap-
list Sunday School to Mt. Pleasant,
July l1th.