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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

BERLIN. Nov. @S~-The RelAhSa rxslger
Says tkst G-ea. Britain has notified Ger
many fhSf since October - a state 80 war
has esistesi with ne twa Dutch republics
The hpsnlscfse Ze4tans consfnenfinx ugsav
tbs says
THE announcement IS - twofnsa try~
fsaTsAGTe. III the nTSt p4are, II n~ases that
England ~ 1ees~si fTefs her former yssg.
paint 81 regarding the BosFx As mere rea-
els secondly. Il sgsipas*s 1sfsau al Germans
the sfasy 81 preserving STREET neutrality
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

RERI-TS Nav. sx--Rss. Mr. Tsckse
rastar az tae American sbu~ca in Berlin.
delivered To day \ Thanksgiving discourse
~ fore s large congregation. TIE church
was Ssssw with American Gags.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

CAFE TOWN. Nov "a dispatch from
Queenstown saws TIE MAYER AZ Garklas
East. who has arrived there. Asserts thar
last "Wednesday seventy w#ii-knnwa Bark
ley East farmers ss.xe3 the sotsi nssgaxsy..
with sN Martins ara tsssa rounds az arr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

munition. They were Orange pugareeA
made q lively demonstration and rode
through Harttey's bar and biIliard-room.
During the evening 80 Free State hurghers
arrived and Immediately Joined them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

CAFE TOWN. Nov. Is. ntanlxhi The
nosrs oSeupled s,oyfnhurg. Cape Colenv.
Sunday morning
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During tbs October tsr-ss 90 ire supreme
cassss 81 Eas lssst@& safes snTe& cases
Ia s e@en z9aea4ez1 IL Il Ggosa It's Alaska
United ssAsa~ District ecgrs as salsass.
jes12 j. AA-c1ey. APPELLANT, w. .. II,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

All the electric light ara poSsc. telegraph
ard telephone wires sssTS3ng the txscut!Ss
mansion are TOW underground SAslse o3d
3sHs34cayefe3 cattle. " fzGca was stored "a tNe
government pycTeTty yard, wBs recently
ran IN the underground conduit, besa#eG
tac executive manson ara sne state. var
aas raw departments. fgE ine use 81 the
automatic tf}splaseas system. - replace tAe
serial eatiss saGca formerly made par; *
tae connection between the I'VE buildings,
AL tte necessary ysTssef ground connections
we're made and the ED overhead cables
we-s tAs28 down ami removed
TIE waF department hHs GectAesf fbat
tHtA sfsSn ktfsss as esSs1 xgess saaA u1ake pro-
visions Ger Custodian Or Ire baEh44Hg Ga
TsH1h street where President I4rcnln Htss
Mr oldruya ara his family. the present g.
csspaats. may cceaEy TIE ~ egTsESes 80 to-
dtaas al9tsa9t pay. and that he ssay cfaarS
&a as3gsisstoa see - hss 4.incas8 ggsgHSslGs III
In ta&1 E&atstnz.
T'aere were .I.eas visitors 30 the top q fhs
" 4xefngseE monument during Fae usc.t y
81 [Netnt<r. making n total 81 :. 81. ~ sgaca
vlSsssrs stree sss sAafE waS opened 20 the
Esa1s&S. October Q. i>ss-
Appeals FROM Alaska.
During tbs October tsrrm 90 ire supreme
colss 81 Tas CAst@4 safes snTe& cases
have azaea zggxs8sal Ess X gsoszl gsss Asaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-27

LONDON. Nov, 2s.~A further dispatch
from Cape Town. dated yesterday. SAYS,
THE officers. noncommissicuest officers
and men ~ tie hospital at Nynharg are
doing well excep. n driver ard a gunner
both If whom are seriously ST. Two nrs.
Yates have died of pneumonia The Bel.
mont wounded are due here ,onanrs4aw h,-
the ambulance train Iced Methaiaa Is
la photographic communication with Kim.
berley'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

gravel from the pit 70 the reservoir with
ia . few days; rock erGsher is lin opera
tioa 81 abe reservoir.
The lower reservoir. which will have
S total capacity cf e 9s5 40 gallons. has
already been begun II is situated about
halg Tnf}e south 50 the upper reservoir.
Nexs Monday the force 81 work an il
wtll he Increased ~ twelve or affeen
wheel-acrapers ana several plow teams,
\ further addition 70 this force viii be
made later on; the scrapers Wiz he IN
creased 10 about forty. ard the affair
VIII be rapidly pushed. The reservoir
will BE supplied with two powerful
pusaps
TIE inside walls ard floors - both
reservoirs VII. ~ made ~ concrete. six
inches In depth This concrete viii then
reeesve tvo coats - asphaifam-
s The excavation fer tbs cu@en Anaes
hill stand pipe has bern eoyursssed and
the gravel aaa sand Is nos being haales5
70 begin yhe cancFsse ss snon "a the
anchor bolts for The foundation s-rive-
TIE preliminary wark on tie pipe hne
contract. ursss~ ire fnznaseulsnt of <. r,
swagers of tAs Fas-taE Bridge Company. ts
rrosressif.x az rapidly - coad - desired.
Tess clearing za9 granolas s!sl be CON.
gss seG n seast sky days or tie ts*Ety
.xat niles .ncl9sea in IRE contract gags
are nsw wosasng % ;weEsg-tws sallex. one
farwe * between here sad r,gnaap canyon.
anntner aAang he SraaaaFasia Possr Corr
pAnyss psca- Tsa~. four gangs aeswe~n tsat
ard Hack river, a large camp near the
hs4Gwerks az. ave gangs a. .ntssne:iAss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

points Ancts.er sub-contractor on clear
ing wiIl start In te3ay AZ Ren;on.
IN grading there are rev two outfits
ard :asT5i viii start operations at Rem
ten usxt week OF tne two now working
enc Is at Black river and the other az
Dunlap canyon. Abouf twenty-five teams
are in Use ST the latter place. Cars were
loaded yesterday with machinery Tor n
camp as the aea3works. The first Of next
week tunnel crew stI bo sen. out
to work a; 0rcslse ridge pear Maple valley
The grading work is really ditch excsvat-
lnE and viii oc going on Up 20 the end OF
construction.
TIE city engineer Office was yesterday
Furnished with report 81 TIE arst test on
the Steel plate "a he used In the pipe. The
Pacific Bridge Company wfI. secure is
IAge abavs : aa saas in all. froya Psttshurg.
The fsrss shipment r. expected here .osns
time ia Iuiy. \ feaFars 81 the work 10 Re
ione on this part ~ the osfsrs ~hica vii,
attract sosEe attention. ~isi be the use ot
Pneumatic rivesinx ard caalklnx tools
These have been asas IL Shops. ha, very
rarely IN the felt The apparatus wigi Do
mounted % a movable track. II ~ Opt
ase4 ~ Il gasoline engine.
AHogsthe~ sv3 nssn are r9w al York
along The pipe ifne. The teams 20 hs put
or nsxt week VIII take thirty nssn us0-e.
When work is In ssas hast the company
sxpset 10 have employment fog - men
Assistant cry Engineer seos. vii make
q trip ever shs ssSe nexs wcsk. lsaysax here
NOsssy o. zsss.ay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

Properly speaking. the exposition Of 1889
had no principal entrance. hut In 1870 a
gigantic entrance viii stand on the Place
la Concorde AZ the end Of the euai De la
Conference, a place where all the visitors
arriving ut the various railroad stations
viii necessarily congrsgate. This arch.
way will have a height exceeding that 81
a six-story house and the eilice VIII rep
resent an apen-wegk dome. recalling flie
Sranssh-Arahie style Of certain mosques.
A principal arch 90 eighteen meters span
ard twenty meters aigh Will form is "a
rade the sides again consisting - smaller
arches To correct the rather ungracstai
uuasi-trtaugsfiar shape cf the structure
the lateral pillars and tho pillars arising
In the rear ~ the entrance way viii De
retrieved by smaller arches.
m fs planned fsr a capacity Of n1t fewer
than eaea persons per ha0v through tse
ticket offices. which az. plases in . ses.d-
circle running around the tsck II tr"
monumental entrance and extending from
the tes, 20 she right pillar. ny an sngefa~
souS disposition adopted ~ NJ. Nuct. ti3c
architect. thry are 81 eontrtNest tAai uet
an ingh cf space wll9 he lost CEder eacA
ticket efaca an entrance Will - eSeaeatsd
ard while Gro part ~ the raslle ngav
enter by ascending. she other ny aessctsc-
.nx an incline VIII pass asS3sr she @ajuin-
Ing ticket oface I'm this way Il wa pes
sIhIa 20 aouele the number 81 suCh o.
Aces and 90 establish nfty-esght instead ~
twessy-efgAt. jacques Boyer, ia Tbs Isa-
ginsertng Magazine ser 3ufse-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

81 Coal FAR into the atmpiing SCI. ana sAnk
On The deck. the persp.sa;ion running frOa
every pare.
Then with terrific rafting thunder IN
immense ncwer Of are arose out 81 the
.:c-p a great sudden hslsow $nAsched at
the ship. heayed her aiofs Ike cork. and
raced Whitley away into the uaocniit dis
tances- Then AL WAS stir. save for the
fressing and Tuning OF the sea As IL slowly
settled asasn.
The whole ships company came peering
on deck IA aazed state Of alarm. The
captain sprang On the bridge beside the
mate ard shouted serae orders UNDECIDED.
But nobody except the giri in white no.
tseei the broken man WINS prone In the
shadow Of the deckhouse.
Like a Sudden h!lieous revelation the exc
plantation came upon her. His wild eyes.
his sudden question. the watch IN his hand.
his mad. hsaasoag race below. AL was clear
now.
Unnos.eed in the general panic. sns
crossed the deck TO him. He Was lying
lace Down. on the cold iron plates Of the
deck. She touched MIN ON the shoulder.
and he looked UP with white face
II know IL all Tenn sss sss!. hrokeniy.
MAY God help us bosn.-'
''1sod help use You help me- Affect Help
me from hell Your love could save me
yet. perhaps
u loved you all along. Blu, after this
she soA5ed.
Presently she spoke again.
New, set up and SO below This must
never be suspected. even by my father. u
VIII he safe With me. stu love you
eecugh for that" He kissed the skirt Il
her dress. and pressed her hand like
henedsction on his head.
When Capt Grimshaw reported the phe-
nomensi seismic disturbance he had en-
eoansered In the ne.ghborhcod OF the Alb
rolhos reef. il created a considerable sen-
satlon in the scientific world And from
the records OF the registry In a certain
church. within hearing of Bow Bells. there
Is the hest OF reason for supposing that
Alice Grimshaws love persisted and Waa
allowed the best opportunities FOR saving
the soul OF the third engineer.--London
Star.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18
But One Cure
for ScrOfula.

Scrofula il one Of tho most obstinate,
ieep-seated blood diseases. and ID b.
yond the reach OF the many so-called
purifiers and tonics. s. 8. s. 70 equal 70
any blood trouble. and never fails 70
sure Scrofnia, because IL goes down
20 the seat OF the disease, thus per-
manently eliminating every tsace of
the faint. i
Mr.. H. e. Thompson. Of Milledgo.
vile, Ga. writes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

psrekish. King ~ Judah. "a - FetSaes in
sss wears III 20 6sA q - VAS y pioneer sra
constructing a system 81 wsterwrFk *,
bringing water IatA tne es1y ~ Jerusalem
In the holy haek rsad HE made tae
PEG, ana sonaait ana brought 'he whfsf
l.sa the city Stcapsgs the gpfsT TaYt ~
f;shssa sra brought X ssyagat a@wa -
tss west side 81 she CITY - DAVIS NA1
u,x.Afah fsrc@pefesi g al rs wFsS
Fsyey,, ,ns srYszosS ~ solomon. " Near Beth
s~h~rs, water ~xRS eonNeyNA - Jerusalem,
sslssznge - * oT sFySgi sn5ses. tsTc1sa
a conduit - ea~taea p5Ese. ss7s1 sea $at hes
>, diameter TIE n!Te MAS taTASea aatAsu
sna x.snF* Aewm oas - 81 e. taea eSsv.
~r~sa ever atsA rvsxn ssot2es csszs@ase1 st'-
settler Ewes 'fs thess asys ssaa4 tRe IA
rxrsa ~ss A we2l-kpa~n 8a53sC2A9S-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

- DIRK Is being rapi3iy
pashea an she uppeT reseT-
vnir az the city park the
bank on slse y sv~s side IS as
summing a definite form and
nj ~ fanIahs.si 2 nnlif Anr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

vii be finished about Aug
g<e J. The seene ~ present Is a tGsy
ore plseei-acFap<rs ard piows ars hard
,esrK ess thc excavation. while TAO
rollers level she emHankmert on the
west Aeoat l9sa yaT&A q dirt arc be-
snx handlsd each dsy
The SleFseF ruserwolr row bling coH-
ztrlctsa wfll t,r pear~sh&ged md wsll
have a fetal capacity % 1staa 80 gal
Ions TIE bank Oh tAe west Will hs
forty feet high ard 3aa broad 81 tie ;ap,
THERE are row eighteen wksel-sera gsets.
Swo rollers wes saing Sgsss pounds each.
ard swe ssa1~-hogse piow teams busy oa
sh.s reservoir The force - Enea ety-
pgosea numbers stxty As soan as THE
tesnk - completed TIE vasel-acgayssgs
Vii - Increased - thirty.
The excavation wf}l ~ completed &ooas
September 4 snd thea work Will begin
oa TIE ga,eA.ssese AZ the southwest cor
uer ~ she reservoir. The satelzouse wsg
transmit the water aown - tbe lower
reservoir. the rowrr resulting fTum .Ae
.st~eYeues IN height - tAe ,ses. locations
hs4ss msilsEsA ~ tbs latter place 81 raEs
faa pamalug station Shsca WILL kapTSy
snw tpeea A,sne hA4s district
4 rotary scr~ea 90 - ran ty electricity
Is e@srs prepared az sse vTs@r reservoir
ard wss! aa cent 90 E&urmans gravel
PIT nsar she q. A x ssartal gvozrss Te1
teams w4is he erasssys4 IL hauling tne
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T'ae rrsnea are vvgf g-vAd q hANsas
discovers. the vass '+sTn8gs. whiea sosy
amply Ia every ssrf " Ssr0ag~1se~ss ~ss
Wherever French tashSsHS "a tAsS ward =
uszss twenty times 3 minute X A8s efes
ssss-sses sAc tNsreFevs as1sy altering f@ easss-
rlexfea slightly IN stSs@sS. Rave 5'ssk
s..sr a xmEsx a&Tasa1 tr 3 se@e SaaEsss
~ the Rasat8S AZ ESAsesssa&- arr ~ K was
a htss~ ticket sassrfssea la f&fSnS eaH -
ses-s.svssf~~ What "a rsty Lewis 4FESs 10
,sas ssiEi With rs 10 pstpet1sse 49, Sc
Eghsful canine y&g1asaea s-L>azssSz Skst<1-
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Sign Of The dfSeaSe % Fesutn."
By relying upon 8. 8. D., and NOT q.
perimenting with the various so-colle0
tonics, etc. all sufferers from blood
troubles can be promptly cured. In
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the constitution.
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On the safe side.
Unto the pure all IL ngs arc pure.
So some expounders claim;
But stu it's always we'll to boil
The water just the same,
-Chicago News
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further discoveries are anticipsted.~Lon-
den News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21
HOME RULE FOR PnlLIPPINk

At the recent meeting oq d
Manhattan single tax club. a H.,
was read from Michael Dayiltl ID
great Irish reformer, In which
expresses views that would
credit 10 an American. He L.,
i sincerely hope that the nteu
beers Of your club who rightly b.
or the name and memory b.,
above all, the principles of Tho
as Jefferson Will not hesitate
proclaim America for Americt u
Cuba for the Cuhans. and M
Philippines for their people. D.
PERSONS glorious aud immh
principle affirmed and decliI
that all governments derive I 2
just powers from the conseIii
the governed, aud the Republic
the United States ought TO be tl
last of civilized nations TO ado
the unjust, aggressive Imperial :.
which the fathers Of its indepsn,
ence fought against aud cong b.
ed under Washington"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21
ADVANTAGE or THE NICARAGUAN
CANAL.

In spite of the impetus recently
given to the geographical study,
II is probable that ten out OF
twelve we'll read persons will es.
innate the distance between Liv-
pool and San Francisco, via Cape
Horn. to be at least one thousand
miles longer than from New York
to the same port of the Golden
Gate; but it is actually one hund
dred and fifty miles shorter!-the
two routes being respectively H..
900 and 14.S3O miles long. The
great surprise, however, is 10 find
that New Orleans is further away
than either of the other two cities.
being 1862 miles from San Fran
cisco. When the Nicarsguan Ca
nal is opened this southern city
will be distant 4,047 miles from
her western sister; New York will
be distant 4,946 miles; and Liver.
pool 1854 miles. The economy
to the shipping interests OF Eng
land and America alone would pay
for the canal twice over In a short
time, to say nothing Of the ad.
vantage to commerce Of reaching
markets hitherto inaccessible
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21
A PATRIOTIC REPLY.

In reply to letter requesting
his signature to a petition asking
the Secretary of the Navy to name
one of the new cruisers "Gettys.
burg" Gov. Stone, Of Pennsyl.
vanis, makes this timely and pa.
triotic reply:
"If naming the cruiser 'Gettys.
burg would alone honor and dis.
tinguish the excellent town of
that name, I would not hesitate to
join with you in this request; but
TO the whole country and to the
civilized world that name typlfes
q great battle, which settled a con.
trOversy between the North and
the South Of our country. To both
sections it recalls a great, heroic
struggle. The victory was with
the North; the defeat with the
South.
In the recent war with Spain
the North and South we're blend.
ed as one In defense of our flag.
Our battleships aud cruisers are
manned by sailors and marines
from both the North and South,
and l do not think II wise that q
name should be selected for any
of our vessels which will revive
the unpleasantness which grew
out of the Civil War and existed
for so many years.
"Let Gettysburg be IGNORED and
revered as the site of q great bat.
tie wherein the survivors of the
Northern army and the survivors
of the Southern army can alike
uphold the valor Of their com.
rades. / am not In favor of Civ.
ing any vessel 10 our navy a name
which will distinguish q battle
fought by Americans agains t
Americans"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21

n, O. & st. l.. X. X.
LEAVES:
q. C. V. Reunion.
ARRIVES:

The next United Confederate
Veterans Reunion, at Charleston.
8. c., the cradle of the Conteder.
acy, will he held May 10th, l1th.
10Th and 18th. Gen. 10. Wheeler
will deliver the Grafton. Reduced
railroad rates, one cent Q mile, We
learn has been secured.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21
Have Done Their Duty.

Governor Lee. of South ID
tn. has written 10 President
.kinley demanding the retur|
the South Dakota volunteers Il
The Philippines. He stated 1
they "have filed every obligal
which they owe to their couu|
aud i;s flag" and should be al
ed TO return home. He says
I'VE view their present OIL
ture retention as unconstituud|
and a violation of the law WI
called the organization into hl
and feel sure they will not b,
tanned against their will, ag(
the law and against the N
sense Of people of our state
out Offering reason for so = /.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21
Demand For an Income Tax,
As the New York journal tsvs:

As the New York journal savs
"If Mr.. Rockefeller were IA Ger
man he would pay an income MS
of $4,000 u year 10 addition I'd
his other taxes, aud those olbCl
taxes would all be paid not eOd
gcd.' Who are the men wholutr
eft most frOm the goverumta,
Surety they are those who layc
the greatest amount OF proufuy
TO be protected. And vet dec
are the men who are allowed %
escape the payment of taxet %
the government of this countfr
Ii the rich were forced to pay
their lust share of taxes byl Ihe
government OF the United SHES
there would be no burden To ON.
PLAIN OF. The people realize >.
aud the demand for an ind me
tax will soon become too eatsst
TO be longer denied.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21
WE'RE EXPANDING.

WASHINGTON, April 10 The
administration having had taste
Of expansion seems determined TO
take in other territory. The be.
lief ia growing that Nicaragua will
be annexed. This, il is argued,
would simplify the canal building
and develop the resources along
the line.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21

w G.. WINTER. druggist, Glmtoj nv
says he has sold Plantation Chilf cur
for many years, and among tie nan
chill tonics he finds the Plauta,R III
most reliable he sells, as il act. ar rer
from the uriniuc tonics. Wild Jnl
stops chills for a short tiue. ltn oyt
the cause. and the cure Is Uerllaua AZ.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-21

GEN. GOMEZ, the Cuban Gen.
eral is to attend the General Blp.
tist Convention Ia Louisville, as a
delegate.
Evening journal., 1899-03-02
THE CRACK OF DOOM.

Take out an accident policy. ye sin
ners, crawl into your cyclone cellars
and pray for help. It's a coming.
When the sun takes a sneak and
might comes down at midnoOn and a
wave Of darkness rolls over uhe earth"
strike a matth and look for trouble.
Tie your hat on with a string and but
ton tight ycur clothes, If you would
net be as naked as Adam; for when
the breezes blow you VIII have all
that you can do TO hold yourself down
and keep from being waited away into
glorious hereafter. When it all blows
over and you hear the growing for
grub in your insides, that's a sure
sign That Judgment day skipped you.
Your thanks are due to the Rev. Tai
mage that the storm signal was set,
and that you managed to break away
and escape the crack Of doom. oh,
on That day will you be ready?" Here's
what meteorological expert Tamage
has to say ON the subject.
"Isol the sun hides. Night comes
down at midnoon. A wave OF darkness
rolls over the earth. The stars appear
at MONDAY. The earth shoulders and
throbs. There an earthquake opens
and a city sinks as a crocodile would
crunch a child Mountains roll in
their sockets. and send down their
granite cliffs in an avalanche OF rocks,
Rivers pause in their chase to the sea,
and ocean, uprearing, cries to flying
Alps and Himalaya. Beasts below and
moan and snuff up the darkness.
Clouds fly like focks of swift eagles.
Great thunders beat and boom and
burst. Stars shoot and fall The AL
mighty, rising on His throne, declares
that time shall be no ,cuger, and the
archangels trump repeats it tin all
the living hear. and the continents OF
dead spring to their feet, crying.
Time Shall be no longer! On, on that
day will you be ready?"
Let 'er go, Gallagher
Evening journal., 1899-03-02
THE BANK WILL CLOSE

THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED FOR
EXAMGNlATION DECIDES THAT
IT is NECESSARY TO CLOSE 1T.
At a meeting held yesterday in Do
yer by the special committee for the
purpose of investigating the affairs Of
the New Castle braach OF The Farmers
Bank, It was found that It would be
necessary to close IT, Although il is
reported that the bank has not been
paying expenses Dcr some time past,
the absence OF this convenience will be
very much felt.
The conditions in the town have
changed very much in The past fe 4
years, as there does not appear to bt
the same amount Of money on delpos.s
here as formerly, and the increase O,
savings banks Throughout the state
also detract from the deposits in those
banks not paying interest.
The bin introduced yesterday foi
the purpose Of instituting an office OF
deposit here, in case OF the banks clos
ing, VIII AFFORD some conven.ei e. al.
though not supplying the needs of o
bank.