davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12
COPPER IS 1T E METAL.
The COch SC Copper Mining Co.
 Bisbee, Arizona.
Inc orroratei Uuder the Laws of the Territory of Arizona. Capital
 Stock $s,ooo. .ooo, (Limited.)

This company owns very valuable group of mines situated in Warren Min ing District, County oi Cochise. Arizona, lying immediately east of and ad join. ing the town of Bisbee, and ad diolning the property of the Copper Queen Con- solidated Mining company on the North. The latter company has been in operation for about twenty years, and employ about l500 men daily in the operation of it's mammoth mine and smelters, and as q result have produced copper to over 34, ,O00, ,000 lbs. during the yea, 1893, and the net proceed3 of such production are reported to have been over $2 ,0Oo,. GOO, and it has been sad hy experienced miners who have been nader their em. ploy for years, that the Queen mine now has sufficient ore in sight to keep them in constant operation for the next twenty years, without further de- velopment. ,. :.... s'r.
 Is it not reasonable to believe that the property of the Cochise conpahy is fully as valuable, when it is within such close !roxi"ity to such wondefi1l mine?
 The blasts set off in the underground workings of the Queen property can easily be felt and heard al the shaft of our mine, and of.imcs the concussion has attracted maI ked attention.
 The origina! owners oi these valuable mines are locai business men, well and favorably known in nt.bre and sur rounding vicinity, wio are dolng their utmost to make this enterprise success in every respect. Tie board of direct ors are original owners, arl are dunat- ing their s"rvlcc:' to ihH c9iHpiny until such time as the the min1 will pay divi. drn,is. They own t!ln controlling inter- est in this. pcol'erty, an:i a- q iro:ect:oA 10 stockholders hara 'iI"" tAa;f'nntire interest in e-atuw itr a term ui Cne year. Tht stock backs oi U"r company are now open for 3n1i:::i;t:DN' .tl,l ! iin. itsd number of shares ate offered at ten cents l,"r share. Nn appl ation fo~ less than l0O shares wili he :.'.;:"nteh.
 Tie company reserve the right at auy time to advance the price of shares with uHs farther notice, or to reject any application for stock whenever they ueem it discretion.
 Every cent received from the sale of stock w.l be expend,yl toward the de- veiopment ef our property and the cre:- tion of hoistiny works, and all other necessary Improvements. and to make 2lr enterprise sH:>e5s in every partic- u|Ar. @''s' ss~. ...
 We invite investigators and ;hcir ex. rerts Or their engineers to closely sc,ut;n;2e oTr pr3acrt?'.
 Applications for shares may Dc made 10 any ut ,ir ,iit,o.ors oi the company, or to any oi our l:-saliv au!hor;.ed repre- sentatives. :'- ....;-,> -.- <~:'
 L. C. SItATTUCK, Pres,
 J.MuHrIM, ,surt'&TIes es. S. K.WlL,AMs, G. w. HILL, Vice-pres Secretary. Bisbee, Arizona.
The Weekly orb., 1899-03-12

Having put on q daily stage line be- tween Bisbee and Naco, We respectfully solicit portion of the trade. Give us tiial. We guaranlee satisfaction. r.. $. ADAM,
 JAS. DODSON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-31
The Orpheupm.

A select and refined program
will be placed before the public
this evening. Antonio Van Cope,
the homeless wonder, will comfort
himself into all kinds OF knots and
continue to puzzle the public
and the medical faculty
alike. Emma Cotraly, the
unique and only lady juggler,
Ordway, premier banjo soloist,
May Ashley and Jim Post in fun
ny farces and host of other
talent will appear. Tomorrow,
Saturday, at 2 p. m; the chill
dren's matinee takes place.
Parents ought to take advantage
of this opportunity to allow their
children to see q frstclsss show.
Nothing vulgar, everything gen.
teel aud refined. Should sufficient
encouragement be accorded, the
management will make these ma
tinees weekly feature. Prices,
rs cents and 10 cents. Ordinary
evening admission, 80 cents, rs
cents and 10 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-31

The oldest designs prevail in PIN
and brooches. The head Of an elephant
in silver. with the ears and trunk O;
bright gold, furnishes striking affair
that is more pleasing than one would
imagine
A swan has its body Of mother OF
pearl and the long, gracefully curved
neck Of brilliants, with q ruby eye and
bill Of gold.
A third unique specimen is bee, in
which brilliants form the body and out
spread wings The middle section is o.
olivines and one large pear shaped pear
forms the remainder Of the body. jew
elers' Circular
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Orpheum Theatre tonight.
The Mariposa will not wait for
the China.
The Mariposa sails for San
Francisco at 9 o'clock Intervening.
General r. II. Cupliffe is a
through passenger in the Mari
posa.
The banks closed at l o'clock
for Good Friday. Several stores
we're shut all day.
Twenty Kaimuki lots we're sold
yesterday. Twenty were taken
by Judge Peterson.
Seventy soldiers and seven
officers leave for Waimes, Kauai,
in the Mikahala this afternoon on
a camping trip.
1t turns out that the mail from
the States all came in the Alamo
da and that the Transport Cleve-
land has none aboard.
j. w. Smith, the Eva teacher
in Australia on leave OF alb
sence, WAS laid up with typhoid
fever when the Mariposa sailed.
A soldier i'll Of stomach trouble
was removed, 10 the red Cross am =
bulAnce, from the City of Puebls
to Buena Vista hospital this fore
noon.
Cos. X and M, U. s. V. En-.
gineers, leave for Kauai this after
noon. They will have march of
fifty miles on the garden isle
Upon their return the other two
companies will take a similar
outing
A dead snake that came here in
a bale of California hay is shown
in the Golden Rule Bazasr's
window. Some years ago a live
snake wiggled out of bale of hay
on the p. M. wharf, but was
promptly killed by the dock peo-
pie. st. Patrick may be wanted
here some day.
News comes from Kahuku that
the Chinsmsn, wounded in the
fight of last Sunday is dying. De-
tective KAPPA went down yester.
day to question the man in regard
to the onslaught Of the Japanese
and Deputy Marshal Chilling
worth is down there today. Nc
stone will be left unturned in the
work of ferreting out the guilty
parties.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-31

The New England Steam Bak-
cry have completed a beautiful
garden lanai adjoining their store,
designed to accommodate great in
crease in their business. Music,
flowers, colored lights, tables for
family parties, aud prompt SER
vice by young lady Mattresses are
special features.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-31

In making plum pie the paste
should be rolled very thin. Pit the
fruit and fill the lined plate, heaping
It. Dredge lightly with -four and sprin
kle with sugar. Cover with the pie
crust, making large vents to allow the
steam to escape A plum pie should
bake slowly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-31
WHAT DO YOU WANT Z?

pTHousekeepers, we can fill"Nsa
sD"your rooms; losers of proper--tSa
g@rty, we can find it; owners-H5a
UsHTof articles desiring to eX-"Esa
paS" change them, we can do it. -Usa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20

w. Osihska 100. A Rogo.ihski 10
D, Kassyhski 3d., N. Jamrosiak lO,..
Bypior 30, Figisr 3d., F. S.aisjko
3d., Zvalina &C.. -. &c.. A. Swistek
30, Checihski l0c., F. z1kowski 10
O., A. J~akubowski 100. Raxsn re-
brsno % Is : Kossts prsssyiki 10
G. = P~osostajs $6.05, kt6rs to sumo
prsssfano ma reos oh. M. Msjsw-
skieg. k~asjera Wv. N. P.
Zbieranism skiadsk sajeia sic pa.
al Checihska vras Z niasj podpisa-
uym.
K. 8. Jd,corski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20

Kiohs Mais Wranis, ally pom6d,
slbshosykom Cl0O0l usbrojonym "
nowe karabiny Msusera (skad)i
Pierwssa nadsvycssj krwawa walk.
sasha W oddalsniu 1000 metr6w cd
granicy, u straaniey Kriwo. Drwo, 4
trvala sseSc godzin; wzieli " nisj u
dziai missakahcy sssisdnioh tr.sch
wiosek, n:ossc pomoc straay granics-
nej. Dopisro " dniu IA b. m. uda.
10 sic ssrbom odsprze6 nspsstnik6w
posa grantee ! .ajac snow sws STRAIT
MOS. Strscili prsy tenn " sabisyoh i
rannych 20 ludsi. w dniu 18 b. 10.
500 albahcsyk6w popieranyoh pre-.
redyf6w. snow nspadli ssrb6w !
wsieli ssturmsm Ma's Wraojs. Wy
rsneli STRAIT jej 1 saatakowali Pro.
Pstiobe, Wrojne l G ,bowosy. WAL
Ia trwaia noe csls idopisro pr.yby
ole dw6ch bstaljon6w pieohoty serb
skisJ pcioayso konieo waloe | .musi.
10 albaho.yk6w I red, f3w do oofois-
ola sie. po dokonaniu grabisay "
dw6ch wioskach.
Otto tax powoli rozpoo.ynajs bu.
chad materially paine. zgromsd.one
" tym magazine prooh1 E 1ropy,
jakim jest p6'wysep SSikahski. Ry.
chic mote Potefna tam padnie iskrs
w'nieoi grsaay ola Europy poaar.
Maosdoho.ycS ME pr6Anujs, ssrbo
vie ! bufgarsy nienawis6 sws do tur-
k6w je'so'e usrywajs, a's MECH syl.
no ktore -+Iocarstw da najmnisjs,y
shak, = wssystko wybuchnie wobeo
zaozspnego stanowisks Turcji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20
Kronika miejscowa.

~Slu6.
Dnia IL b. m, " poniedsiaiek, cd
Nbyf ale " kofcisls sw. Ts6joy obrsei
sailubin sssnownsgo nassego osuso
n, OBJ. 7. NJ. Helihsklego. . pann'
Anna Zeman.
Nowoaehcom ayczymy. " imisniu
wssystkioh Zwisskowo6w. ws.elkict
pomytlnoloi.
6nina ~s,oiqskosoa grs1p chica
sostich.
Ninisjssem sswiadsmiam grupy
swisskowe " Chicago, 70 M ossat
.iem posisd.sniu preseason Gminy
sostaf wybrany OBJ. M. z5ikowski.
Zsrasem donosze, 70 prsyssis po
siedzsnis G nioy odbed.is sic " ME.
dziele, dn. 30 lipcs. o gods. 8 20 po
-tadniu, " dolnsj hall domu zwiss
kowsgo. obecnosc wsrystkioh Re
prezeotant6w jest koniso.nie po.
rtrssbua, ~poniswas beds waAns spra.
Wy na posied.sniu rozbierans. = FIR
Wosso.yhski, sekr., 55S Dickson str,
z Toaon of Lake.
Ninisjssem .awiadamiam wssyst
Gich delegss6w . tow, kt6re brady
udxiaf " ssbawie KosciusskowskisJ,
ably sic racryli .ebrsc ma posiedsenis
~ sprawis uregulowania raohunk6w
= powytszsj .abawy, " nisd.iele, d.
% lipca, o godr. 2 pc poaudniu, do
hall Kotcius,ko, r6g 48sj 1 Wood
al. - ]. StypoIyhski, sekr.
Wycieczka PrSemysfoec6U.
Wycisoska Tow. Pr.smyslowsgo
R.smiesluik6w Pol, gr. 3 Nv. N. P,
urzadzona zeszlsj nied.isli, udala sic
snakomiois tyw, kt6r.y .dsayli wy
jeohac . Chicago rannym pooiagiem.
CT iednak, kt6r.y pragneli ~wyrusry6
20 poludniu do FIX R.vsr Grlvs,
musisli poIosta6 W domu . powodu
gwaltownej ulswy, ktors sralals "
Chicago. Ulewa ia popsula ts. pix
niki W podmieiskich psrksrh
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20

Dls Northumberland solidsr.
nosoi narodowsj, grupa S~oojalIst6w
Polskich W Fladslfji, ma wniosek
niasj podpisansgo uchwslila sarss.
dsi6 skiadke ma budowe pomnika
Kosoiusski. w dniu 4 lipca, ma
pikniku koioiois- mar. W FiladslfiI,
sebrano cd uastspujsoyoh os6b:
Ks. w. Bistowski / do!., OBJ. 10.
chowicr 500, Cegisikowski 25o., ].
Psliwods 25s., Wisr,bowski 25o, K.
Raosy hskj 25o,, A. PIasscki 25,., K.
s. Jsworski 25c., Witkowski 1Oo.,
Skowrohski 10o., Jsnklewioz 100,
w. Koriowski 101, EZsksws 1Oc.,
A. Grssgorrewski 10s., 1. GREGG.
rzewski 3D., Konopks 3d.. ]. Ma.
sfowski 10o, A. NiwI6ski &c., M.
Buciaiowsh &C., psni Asbsrtowa &c.,
w. Zahubi6ski 81, Rogosi6ski 3d.,
J. Asbert 100, JssI6ski 3d., Brsk.
sInsjder 3d., Streorsvski 10,., jos.
Swistek 30, Chudrihski 10s', Zsss.
kiewioz A. So, wa. Urbsnski So, j.
Urbahski So, siowik 10s., Sokolik 5
o., Dsiswulski TO-, Stsfanowski loo.
W. Iwahsh 100, s. Rychlsk 100,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20

POsiedzenie delegat6w 0bchodo.
wych
M p6anoono sachodniej stronis mia.
sta odbedsie sic " sobote dnis % &c
b. m. o gods. 8 wisoxorem, W dolnej
hall Domu Zwisskowego. Uprasrs
ale ~. ds)sgst6w o prsybyois. ora,
wnissienis do kasy pssypaiajsoych M
grupy op3at. ably + kohosm roku sd
ministraojs mogaa ksiaski samkns6
pr.ygotowac sprawozdanis.
st. Zioozswski, presses.
j. ]. Chrzanowski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20
s h L XII.
Ma pcmnh Rosciuszki.

wa pcmntE h~OScSuszH1.
Ia inicjstywa Tow. Pol. Prssmy-
stowo6w, " South Band, Ind..rgr.
LIT Nv. N. p, ranie Franoiszka GA
fsskiswioz 1 Franciszka C.esislska
skolsktouaiy ma pomnik Tadsus1a
Kolcius.ki $4,000 oil nastepujacych
obywstsli:
Dr.. N. G.. Bor;sowio. 2 dol. Ka.
sinners Niesgod1ki l dol, w. E.
Srcsodrowski l dol, Jak6b BALM.
ski 5O,, Ignaoy Sosnowski 5O,.,
FIR. II. Kowalski 50,., ]. w. Pac.yf.
ski 50,., Antoni Roaewic. 5Oo., Ha.
bert Ro4swicI 50c., Wiadysiaw Ry.
bicki 500, Pswsi Ciesislski sos
Ignacy Boihski 6Oo-, Michaf HAHN
ski 50j., Andrssj Grsssk Sos, L. M.
Kuebarski 50,., MiOhai. Jsnowski SO
O., Bronisiaw Zsoharek 50J., S. J.
Sosno xski 25o., Jan Gafsskiswicz %
O., Jan Buozkowski 25o., W. M. Ka.
iamajs 25c., Wojcisoh Cheiminiak
25o., b ,lssiaw Gr1ssk 25o., Antoni
K~opc.yhsk 25,p Jan Fitel 25,., So.
Pijsnowski % O.. Jan Wertlsnd 25,,
Jan Makisiski 25,, Wjktor Sawicki
25c., Bron. Kitkowski 25o., Hsnryk
Bojswics 25o., A. Srameoki 25o., ST.
Steszswski 25o., josef S.ulc.swski
25o., Jan G viklifski Is O., Paved
Ssypo.yhski 25o., K. B. Goraosew.
ski 25,., Kaz. Nissgodski Is, j., Piotr
Makislski 25,., Michai S.c.odrowski
25o., Antoni Kolupa 25o., Miohsi Pc.
Pislski 25c, Jai6b Poo.skaj 25o., F.
Mindykowski 25c., Ant. Aronowski
25c., Wojoisoh Frankowski 25o, Nj.
kodem Ro.psoohowski 25c., F. K.
Palioki 25o., Jan Bsrtnioki 25o., IA.
zimierr.. Kso.marek 25o., F~ranois.ek
Ratajak 25o, Jso Ssas,hski 300, W.
Ssamsoki 20,., Jan Dsbrowski 15c.,
Fr. Bojewicz 10O., josef Grussoryf.
ski 10o., Stanislaw Lewifski l0c.,
Wojcisch Adamski 10o., Wincenty
Gudsjtys l0o, Josef Kowalski 30.
PAniom GslSskiswioz ! C~issIelskIsj
"a ssjecis sic skolektowanism DO.
wytssej sunny. ~publio.nis nalsay sic
s.o.srs pod.iekowsnie staropolskism
nB6g sspiac".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20
w sprauie Dziennika.

w sprauie Dziennika.
w odpo wiedsi ma ws.wanie umis
'a.czone " prIeszlym numerss nZgo
dy", stawiio sic W ponisdsialsk vie
ozoIen do Domu Zwiszkowego xii
kudriesieoiu obywstsli ola ONO vie.
mia ponownie sprswy zafozenia
s.Driennika NarodowsSo". Posis
dseuie otwor,yi oh. F. H. Jabichski,
sekretarEsm obrano oh. L. Nowaka.
Pc ~wyjalnieniu oelu Esbrsnia prres
prsewodnicracego 1 kr6tkisj dys-
kusji, obrano komitst Z sisdmiu, kt6
~ ma sporrsdzic projekt dsls.ej
dziaialnosci ! ustawy zamisr.onego
tow. akcyjnsgo. Pr,ys.as posiedis
nie og6lns ma odbyc sic " sobote,
dnia 20 b. m. " tel samsj hall ! o
lynn samym ozasie.
Ze5rdnie.
Jsstsimy prosEsni o ~za.naozsnis,
70 W przys.as nisd.iele, dnia % b.
m. odbedz.e sic W hall P~uiaskisgo,
o godr. 3 20 poiudniu, starsnism V
Oddsiaiu Nv. Miodsiszy Polskisj, re-
brsnis publicrns W sprawie propo-
nowanego prsymisr.a pomied,y
Anglia a Stanami Zjsdn.
Ma innsm miejsoy w~yraaamy ns-
~ sssnowisko " tel sprawie.
Fair KoSciuszkouski.
W sobote, dnia 22 b. M, odbed1ie
sic o god1. 8 wiecs. " domu Zwiss
kowym posiedzsnis delsgasow, pre-.
zss6w sowsrrystw oraz wszystkich
osob interesowanych " fair.s Kos
ciusskowskim. Chodsi o sdanis "a.
ohunk6w ! obmyslsnis dalsssgo pls-
nu d~lisianis, by zsbrsc wiskszy fun
dusr No dokohOrsnis pomniks.
Piknik.
w niedrisle dnis % b. m. odbe.
drie sic W leslie nsprrsciw cmentarss
cxsskisgo piknik tow. Listopadows
go, or. 348 q. N. P. Punkt sborny
o 8 rano pred domsm Zwis;k owym.
Piknik.
u powodu uispogody piknlk tow.
Wal. Pomocy Nsukowei rostanie
powtorrony.
w dslszym cisgu r'osyli Oisry:
John ID. Zsrnit1 & Co., Madison ul.,
3 piekns tuslsty wsrtofoi $40; A.
Ssulc, Noble al, snsny salon, 3 but
wodki wsrtosOi 81; Ostrowski b.,
584 S. Hslsted ul., 2 pudeiks oygsr
wart. %; s. Fisehuan, skiad ubrs6
dsnskioh, tskiet damski wsrt. So;
X. ssscbowski, jubiler, 53S Noble
al, brosrek wsrt. 81; II. @. Krsoksr,
675 Milwaukee ave., r6tnych prred
mIotow jubilerskicb Bsnsoa & R 4 IN,
Milwaukee ava, skisd ubrah, 2 wisl
kie psrssols wsrte IS; sptsks p. p.
x slowskicb, ma Noble ul., oygsr
wsrt. $3.50; Jskubowski, skiad ks-
~. Noble ul., dsbsnk6w ! was wart.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20

Ma chrsoinaoh q D. FIR. Krawoo.
Who's, lis Ems nj. " Chicago, sebral
p. ST. Wojoisohovski ma pomuik
Kosoius.ki cd n.ssepujscyoh os6b:
FIR. Krawoowios 50o., paul Krawoo.
wios 25o., Konst Fokiet 25o., pani
Fokiei 3d., N. Toralski 25s., w.
Wojcisohowskl 25o., ST. Zdrojscki
Is o. Raxem Sl.7O.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20
no wyksztafconego m,


AooANOo" czyzny lub panny do
ofisu ! ma kasjera, mole zarobic cd $12
do slstygodniowoi posow. zysku W daw-
TO istnie,asym hurto~ nym skiadzie blu.
teri! nowosci $3.50 do $500 trzeba miec
ma dobre poreczenie, must movie pc
ang'elsku Tub pc niemiecku.
W. Gottschalk, 5s5 w. Chicago ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-20

Ma caiy SWAT sfawni lekar.e tego Ia
kfadu lecza pod stanowcza gwarancja
wszelkie choroby mszkie, jake to: sk6r
ne, re krwi pochodzace, prywatne | chro-
~niczne, zapalenie pecherza, sfsbosc ner-
WOW, bicie serca, sfaba panied, bezsen-
nost, boil gfowy, s%tronienie cd towarzy-
silva, n~erwowosc, be zpodstawna irrytdcje
! t. p. Piszcie pc nasz blanket sympto-
NOW, a mozemy was leczyc poczta. w
oddziale damskim leczymy wszelkie cho-
roby kobe e podfug najnowszej melody,
jake to: niepfodnosc, varicose ulcer, cho
roby sk6ry, piegi, eczeme, opadnie lie ma
cicy. Elektrycznosci uzywa sic we wszel-
kich wypadkach, W ktoryoh jest potrzeb-
ma. Elektrycznosc sauna nile zawsze le-
czy, ale pofsczona z wfasciwemi medycy-
mani, jak TO u mas sic dzieje, usuwa mai
uporczywsze wypadki. Wytnijcie to.
POrada darmO.
Godziny ofisowe: Cd 10 rano do 8 wiecz.
W niedziele cd 10 do 10 rano.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-30
OBSERVERS COMING
High Mass ait MldnIght.

There will be a midnight mass at st.
Mary's Catholic Church New Years
Eve Sunday night. This service is
pursuant to "a recent decree of the
granting permission to bishops and
priests throughout the world to ccle-
brate mass at midnight New Years
Eve as n token of Thanksgiving for the
Graces of the present year. The mass
will begin promptly at II o'clock. Just
at the first stroke of the bell ANNOUNCE
ing the arrival of midnight the priest
will leave the sacristy, preceded by n
corps of altar boys. 1t will be n h gh
mass, and sp.cial musical program
has been arranged for the occasion. At
the conclusion of the mass the Ben'dic-
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament VII be
held. Father Doherty viii probably be
the celebrant. assisted by Father Fri
eli. the co-pastor. Father Doh,rt slid
to reporter of the Virginian- Pilot last
night that this service was not n cclc-
hration of the close Of n half century.
known as a Jubilee" but $ MY In ac-
cordance with the decree of the Pope.
The 31st of December marks the close
Of the century. and on that night the
jubilee celebration will be held
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-30
EXPERT POOL EXHIBIT.
REMARKABLE SHOTS MADE BY
MIR. HALL--A CHALLENGE

Extraordinarily clever was Mr..
Fred B. Halls exhibition Of fancy pool
shots at the Monticello last night A
very large audience throngad around
the three tables in line. the centre one
OF which was used for the exhibition,
while the other tables. chairs, stands
and stools were covered with sitting
ard standing spectators, who applauded
the wonderful shots made and combi-
nations shown as possible in making
them.
The exhibition began at $50 and last
ed an hour, and in that time fully
twenty-five or thirty remarkable COM
bination shots were made SO easily that
the audience hardly realized the skill
nee essary to make them till some one
tried them ofterward.
Mr.. Hall is likely to be challenged to
a trial of his skill In pool while here, as
il is understood that Mr.. Bonney Do
zier, the crack pool-player of Norfolk.
with whom he played a match game
some five years ago, wishes to meet him
for another game OF $50 points for a
purse of 500. Mr.. Hall stands ready
to meet Mr.. Dozier IL the latter so de-
sircs, and i'll case the event happens
lovers of the cushioned table game will
sac some excellent sport, as. unless MT
Dozier has fallen off in his game, he is
likely to prove a foeman worthy of Mr..
Halls cue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-30
LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE.
FATHER WILSON ENDORSES
PRESIDENT SCHURMAN,S
VIEWS *

Kew. Father Il. r. Wilson, pastor Of
the church of the Sacred Heart OF this
city, called reporter Of this paper to
his residence last night and gave him
the following statement, which he said
he felt impelled to make, after reading
the report Of President Schurman, Of
inc philippines Commission: 1T cor
uialiy commend, and highly appreciate,
the credit that has been given 10 the
catholic priests for the performances
OF their duties in the Philippines, es-
pecially in the important island Of Lu-
ION, ana this under the adverse circum-
stances Of the Union of Church and
State, which condition we heartily bury
IN our newly possessed possessions and
IN our possible possessions, individual
ing. -
Secondly. I most cordially hail the
REMARKS made by President Schurman
under the heading of missionaries
Needed. | interpret them as follows:
send the highest and the best types
(but only one) of Professionalism to the
philippines, and then. instead OF con-
fusing the minds of the people by ex-
aiming the merits or dement's Of hun
dreds of Earring religious elements, they
have to decide only between two-viz !:
Protestant Christianity and Catholic
Christianity"
Thirdly. agree with Mr. Schurnian
as to Mfndanao: that we go in there
ex equo, and instead of having hundreds
OF dissenting religions. have only two
TO be decided between by the individual
according to the glorious constitution
OF our young. but vigorous, republic,
liberty of conscience"
The Americans can teach the ISL
anders of Mndanao no more than the
constitution of their country teaches
THEM; namely: liberty of conscience.
we have no such thing as an Ameri-
can church. We have no such thing as
European church. We have no such
thing as the patriotic church. Still.
we have a church; but 1t is the church
OF God: my God and my country.
"On this rock I will build My
CHURCH. etc. He that will not hear
the church let him be as the heather
and the publican. Therefore we must
hear this church for all time; because,
if her Divine Founder did not limit,
We have no right to do so, and to pre-
serve that church from the possibility
of ever misleading, misguidng or mis-
teaching, He solemnly promised. on
three different occasions, that He would
be with her in her teaching character
until time should be swallowed up of
eternity.
His words are: Go and teach and.
10! I am with you always, even TO the
contamination of the world
second. The Spirit of Truth will
teach you all truth, and He will abide
with you forever.
Third. I will pray that your faith
fail not
Finally. There shall arise false
teachers. etc. ETC., but preserve the de-
post of faith"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-30
A Successful Mission.

Mr.. Luther Sheldon, who was sent by
the Second Presbyterian Church. of this
city. to the Chesapeake Presbytery to
prosecute the call Of the Second Church
before that body for the services of
Rev. J. Ernest Thacker as pastor, has
returned, and reports a successful mis-
sion.
The Presbytery granted the request,
and the new pastor will arrive here
next Thursday. and will preach his first
sermon at the Second Church the first
Sunday In January. Mr.. Thackcr is
spoken of as a good speaker and fine
pastor and will be accorded a warm
welcome by the members of his new
congregation,