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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-07-27

loved ones he gave away in charity"
The rich of the fashionable churches of
the cities where the worship of Man,
mon is far more general and genuine
than that of God will do well to bear in
mind these characteristics of the great
sinfidel" when his death is taken by
their pastors as theme upon which to
'spoint q moral and adorn tale"
Here are few words from an eulogy
on love that ne delivered years age
that probably embody the sum and
substance of his belief in a future
state:
"I am satisfied there is no world of eternal
pain. If there is a world of joy so much the bet
ter. have never put out the fainteSt star of
human hope that ever trembled in the night OF
life. There was a time when I was not; after
that was; now 1 am, and it is just as probable
that will live again as It was that could have
lived before did"
He doubtless believed with Mary
Mapes Dodge, the author of 1.-THE Two
Mysteries" that Life is mystery as
deep as ever death can be-" and per-
laps with her too that
"The child who enters life comes not with
knowledge or intent,
So those who enter death must go as little
children sent.
Nothing is known. But believe that God is
And as life is to the living, so death is to the
dead"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-07-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

limited STATES LAND OFF .Sao
Seattle, WASH, June "a. , ws~;us
Notice Is hereby given that the ;;~Otsution
named settler has fled notice Of MS ca;ru and
to make final proof in support Of ms the Clerk
that said proof will be maze De Marhor. Wash
Of the Supefior Court at Friday H aaa vi:
ington, On saturday, August II, 1893 W"
CHARLES G. LARSON. the
Homestead entry Number 1850 w 1es
z 3 Of 81 = Of Sec. IS, Up. IS N, RI m W prove
He nsmeS the following witnesses s,,it;ystion
his continuous residence upon' anu
OF, said land, viz: -, bergman ana
Lars Brown, George Myer, JONI ;noton.
wiiJ;an :, Cfark. All 81 Orcas, WasnihE,..o, ster.
"nnA" e FDwAsp P. TnExPER, Res''''
First publication June g, 1899.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-07-27

Ringing in ears. noises in head,
twitching OF eyelids. Hudyan cures,
All druggists, 50 cents
Evening star., 1899-03-11
FOR RENT
Orleans House. 18th
& F, fur, 1Sr, 2b,

FOR RENT
Orleans House. 18th
& F, fur, 1Sr, 2b.
eel, mi. i...........--
sos E, Or, mi. $500
Cleveland Park, fur
nished, 10r & ba,
eel, mi. mi..........-
lO25-29 Lime Kflns. 50 90
2325 Pa av. 1of....37 60
S02 2lst, 11r.b, eel mi35 81
sos III, Sr6b, mi. .35. so
SO4 I'D, l0r&b, eel. miss. 90
230l NJ, 10r&b. mi. .35. 50
1906 Riggs pl, Or
e ba, mi. i........35.50 so
430 18th. sr&b. mi .2I..0
2iiS Pa av, 81, b, ,mi. .25. SO
2205 L, sr&b. mi. .25.5y
Takoma FIX. Tor. b. eel. % 90
1923 30th. 6r&b, mi 80
1149 e. 9r&b, mi. DO. 80
1913 30th. Crab, mi. 1s- 30
1918 30th, Grab, mi. Is. 30
.9ls-2o Olive. crab.
eel, mi. .1T.50
S61S L, Or. Gel, mi. 1850
LOGO S0th, CT, w.. .12.S5
Sl6 18th ne. Or, w..l2.O0
1116 Hayes ct, 4r. W. Ia. 30
mh1 1-s, tu&th WESCOTT
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FOR RENT-6s4 ID S.w..
1913 e Sc, st&dw $500
201 II sw, sto&dw is. 90
604 Half sw, 4r. wa 500
130 Va av, Or. wa. 10 90
III NJ se, Or. wa. 10. 30
1887 Del AZ sw, ,3r, ". %. 90
mh11-8ts
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Advertisements under the classitl-
cations of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate OF one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being Is cents.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURsIsHED.

FOR RENT-P ST. NEXT TO MARKET, RET
l+th and 10Th. new sfares. RENTED: 2tN -;
rent $40. GRAHAM A CAMPBELL. Gi7 Istb
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY O. HoI;TZMAN REAL. ESTATE
and Insurance Broker, 10th and + SITS. NV.
500 18th NV. 2lr. $SS 33 1886 18th NV, 6r 80 90
zoos NV, l4r. SEQ i44i Fla nv. 5r. 70 10
10lI1s 10th NV, a. 90 1917 ltth NV 7r. 25- -
lZ2t 10Th NV, 1or. so 6S 30S 18th NV, 1r. y. 20
1910 18th, i2r. 80 90 306 18th NV, 7r. %. 90
1924 2. 12r. .... so 90 I434 Fla av NV 7r 22 vi
lSls 18th. Sr 300 l4s0 Fla NV. Tr. z. Oh
919 ID NV. 7r&eto 40 90 3lO l3fh NV Or . % so
1643 10th nw l2r 80 90 1898 9th NV Or % SO
ND NV. SrSsta- ..3l 80 1918 Fla ne, Ir&s2o.50
I3I 9Th NV, 10r. -:S5 90 l4lS 35th TT. 20 90
121 Sc, 1r. ...... 1850 900 9th sx sr - ia 90
z isoz yth NV lor 81 90 1873 kingman. Or. rs. 80
a%of ", lor; 90 1857 Ohio av. Or. 500
Se, NO aH, lor- 81 30 l1lo W. Or 90
FURNISHED HOUSES
1oln pear J., l2r $3.6jU leth n. 15r. $50
mr. 18th NV, 15r&s. J, GOO Wyoming ay ISr 2b l5o
o near 21th, l2r. l. 500 e near i2th ar " "a
10th mr. x, lar. %. 400 10Th and Caroline Or so
OFFICES
Cor 10th & r. rs, cal r NV % a. IT. s27 10
en- suite. all front, e39 + NV. I'd n 2r 25 90
steam heat. SEQ. 90 $40 + NV, Sd a. 20 90
Desirable rooms. "Atlan-l 40 La av slo & rs. 90
tic Coast Line bldg :" Sun bldg rooms -
all front and freproof i639 + NV 4th q g. 90
ITO" sio 10 $50 each 4o5 Ith NV. 70. ca. 1000
-.. STORES.
) av and o. -. 5000 L2I4 9th S35. 90
si9 ID NV. .25GOl
STABLES.
l%4S Sh NV trear) So 90 1892 Mass 'r). $40. 90
mh6-tf
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Advertisements for situations will
be inserted at the rate of one cent
per word per insertion, the minimum
charge being IS cents.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED, SIX-RoOM CORNER
brick house, 18th and SITS. good cellar and
yard; recently occupied by army officer; low
rental. Call 1924 ST. NV mh1i-3ts
FOR RRENT-WEN1,-BUILTH HOUSE: 10 FURNISH
ed rooms; store room, pantry. bath Closets etc !;
to desirable party willing beard owner In
quire at 1886 Vermont ave rnhs sts
FOR RENT WELL. FURNISHED Il-R00M
house: tiled bath: porcelain tub: near I4th st
and Iowa Circle; $50 monthly to responsible
tenant. Address Il. o. CARRIER .. city post
ofiief: II.
FURNISHED Or UNEIn WISHED.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

I 800 II NV, 12r.
80 Defrees NV, 6r- lis. 40
1914 Wash'n NV, Ar 1l.50
S5 11th ne, Or. .10.30
1915 Md av ne, Or. $50
1861 Erie NV, 4r....9.00
3 North Row NV, Ar $50
412 Z Sc, Ar. 500
RES.
1874 ii ne q cellar. 10. 90
18th st. and v. Y. av.
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FOR Rents ROOMS. BATH AND CELLAR;
front and back ward. C2s q 81. NV; fn EXCL.
lieut. condition; rent low 10 good tenant. key
with OWNER Di5 Il l. ave mh1l-gt.
Evening star., 1899-03-11
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS-W WILL PAY s1OO PER
month and railroad expenses to any who
Will faithfully represent us in taking orders for
the most reliable Portrait copying house In the
world. We pay strictly salary. Address at
once. Dept. 211. G. f. NARTEII, New York city
WANTED-AGENTS-S WEEKLY AND EN-
penses guaranteed good men to sell Arctic re-
frigerating machines for cooling refrigerators;
guaranteed 10 per cent cheaper than lee; inde-
structible, everlasting Every owner of
frfgerator buys them the saving of ice In
one month more than pays for machine. Have
over 5000 in use. 1000 testimonials from lead
ing merchants of the L. S. Greatest monopoly
ever offered agents. No competition: exclusive
territory assigned good statesmen. Write today
and secure your territory before 1t is taken
ARCTIC REFRIGERATING CO.. Cincinnati o.
WANTED-AGENrS TO SELL SHAMROCK PINS
for St Patrick's day. j. JAY GOULD, 421 9th
St mhS-Sts
WANIElrOLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE, EX-
tending Its agency force, wants capable men
and women TO travel and appoint agents; salary
$40 month and expenses: for local work;
good opportunity for ambitious workers. Apply
with reference, BUTLER x ALGER, New Haven
Conn fe2o, rs. mil Al s, IL, IA Is, Is, ,21 %
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FOR RENT-2l06 L
NV, 10r & 2 ba. $50. o
1921 y y av. Tor. BOT
221T NJ DIV, Tor. .30.5l
1920 n ] av, Or. .22- s.
526 20th NV. 6r. .20.5s
637 + ne. Or. 20. o.
mh4-ff III. l..
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YOUR WATCH CLEANED, $f.oo.
WATCH MAINSPRING, $780,
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
mh3-6d 1921 r ST. NV.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

63 Pierce NV, Or, g&w14.00
$40 LIST NV, I'd floor,
Ar, gas & water. ..12.O0
COL Callan ne. 6r, g&w10.3 30
917rr91s 18th NV. Ar, VS.. 30
SWELL, l495 f st. NV.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

:. DAVIS. 7TH & 4. S.w.
,123 K NV, Sr, ami. .1T.50
1329Union ct, Or, inp.11.00
COS 10th sw, 6r,ami.1S.50
Gil Tth sw, st&dw. 1000
Evening star., 1899-03-11

FOII RflNI-HUUS
1921 VT ay NV, Sr. 81 70
IS Pierce NV, Or. 80
628 Z Sc, Or. 10. 80
956 Grant av NV, Or. 1000
2504 Messmore av. Ar s. 90
2526 9th NV, 5r. 100
2105 Union ct NV. Ar. $50
STO
2210 14th NV & stab. 25. .O0
CAYWO0D 4 GARRETT,
mhll-2ts
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more" ''CalIgrsph'' or "Yost'' operators: EN-
ployers provided with competent stenosrapher,
and typewriter operators; no charge for services
UNITED TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.
~ - AZ fe4o
Evening star., 1899-03-11

FOR RENT-BY FLOYD
517 1lth sw, Or, ami. 90
513 11th sw, ,Sr, ami. 16. 80
800 7th sw. .5r, w&s. .11.S0
1914 Hh NV, st&dw 80. 90
mh1l-3t
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1888 Marion 81, Or. 1880
80 l. NV, Or. 1880
2007 ID NV. Or. .f4.O0
23o Parker ne, 5r. .l0.30
Office rooms. 9l3 g NV.
Large ONCE room Digit
a hcat), COS 18th NV.
.UST. eos l4th st. NV.
308 p NV, Or. r.......15.50
l2uo Lydecker aver,
q m l.......... 80. so
s0s N J sv sc. Tor,
ami. ......-..-... II 90
12i5 g sc. Or.
AT 9th sw, bakery and
dWg.
BRADLEY. 1908 = st.
22i6 Cley ay NV Or r.13. so
1865 wailach Bw.7r.22 IS
90 X ne. 3r. 600
b ~. NV, Phone 20fo.
Y EIGHT-RooM BRICK
i, opposite New Corcornn
improvements; newly pa
'ack yard; SIS per month,
q. mhD-Sts
DESIRABLE HOUSE, q
near Dupont Circle: low
,AIiLY a LAMPTOS, 6if
Evening star., 1899-03-11

THOMAS ]. FISHER q co..
1924 + ST. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-PIANOS AT HALF PRICE
Medium size good tone piano. ............... $25
Medium size fine tone plano. no.................. $35
Elegant 1arge-size fine tone piano. ......... Sit0
Magnificent full-size fine tone piano S125
superb toned handsome style piano. ........ $3.50
Elegant full-size fine tone piano. o............ $1T5
magnificent full-size rich tone piano. $500
superb $500 slightly used piano ......... $3.50
All fully warranted, and sold for cash easy
monthly payments.
GRIMES PIANO WAREROOMS.
IIuIlnn
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. CHoIC-
EST location' cheapest rent: only $3.50; I4l2
hehesaW ave. 10 rooms; large reception hail 4;
mh1l2t STONE a FAIRFAS So6 Il st NY
Evening star., 1899-03-11

FOR RENT
210O 18th NV Or. .ami$22.5t
2ol9Portn'r pl, ,6r, ,ami0.5t
1927 22d NV, Or, ami. 81
Ill Z ne, Or, ami. 1870
it W. IRVING. BIC
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-5-ROoM FLAT; HOT WATER HEAT;
tiled cabinet mantel Ami: adults only; new
house, near car lines; very desirable location.
BY OWNER, 1921 New Jersey ave. NV. mhli-S'
Evening star., 1899-03-11

MYSELF CURED; Will, INFORM ANY ONE AD-
dcted to morphine, opium. laudauun, or cocaine
Of harmless, never failing home cure Mrs.
MARY BALDWIN, Box 1912. Chicago, Ill. 1ts
Evening star., 1899-03-11

FOR RENT-CENTRALI.Y LOCATED 9TH ST
NV, 13 rooms; only $40 20. Stone dwelling, 81
Mass ave. NV; Sr.; $25.75 w. c. DUyALI,
92o st. NV. mill ,3t
Evening star., 1899-03-11

FOR RENT
1927 l4th NV. 1Gr,
ANIL .S1.G
COL Howard av, Tor.
ami .3o-0O
COS Howard av. Tor,
ami. 10. .O0
500 S Q av. 1r,ami 20. sc
3236 7th NV 6r&rsto. 1850
mh4-s, -s,tu&th ROBERT I
FOR RENT
1T46 S NV, l1r. .$Gs 90
923 sth NV, Tor. as. 90
RALPH W. LEE. coo la
mhs-tf
FOR RENT-THAT GO;
No. I'LL New York as'
Art Gallery; all modert
pered; large front and
I'm advance. Key Mt IL
FOR RENT-A MOST
stories and basement;
rent; $S5 mo. Apply l
18th nt.
Evening star., 1899-03-11

FOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR OF STORE 800
Al st. sw. water and gas; can accommodate
13 horses and several wagons; paved alley. Ap-
ply at S20 AZ st. sw. mh9-tf
Evening star., 1899-03-11

1888 Il NV ,sto, STA SoO-OO
905 Pa av, Office rs 5000
1872 l4th NV, store 45. 90
301 I NV, Tor. As. 90
1888 lith NV ,Sr 1t. 4O.0U
42I 4th NV, l0r. 40. 30
1892 18th NV, Sr. 40 80
1926 18th NV. Sr. So. ~
916 7 NV, 7r. 80. 90
l72i 18th. store. 30. .oO
Su1 500 Savannah
st. Petworth. 7r. 20. 90
mhS JNO. l.. NEAN
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FOR RENT--HALLS

FOR RENT-LARGE. COMFORTABLE HALL BY
the night, week and month; organizations .requlr-
ing accommodating should inspect and get
rates. Apply ]. +. MANNING & CO.,
fe21-n .-.E-. l3S Pa. NV
FOR RENT-CARROLL INSTITUTE HALLS
10th near st. NV. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for So
cieties. bauquets. entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hail. oc3-tf
Evening star., 1899-03-11
LADIES' GOODS.

MRS. e. BAIR,
Dressmaking Parlora, 14l6 9th st. NV
Good work and lit guaranteed, at reasonable rates
mhl0-sts Tailor system.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, MADE N THE
most excellent manner. Furs OF all kinds remod-
3 eled at reduced rates during spring and summer.
e; H0hGAN. Tailor and Furrier. 606 ct. NV.
mh1-4d
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
BRIEF 1T EMS OF lRFERES Il.

The young ladies and gentlemen Of
West End will have one of their de-
ilightful soirees at the Masonic Temple
Saturday night at $3.50 sharp.
The schooner Jacob S. Wdnslow
cleared yesterday for Trinidad, with
LAS tons of Pocahontas coal.
Mr.. George Mcintosh left for New
York last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius G.. Lehman have
returned from a delightful vacation
spent in New York.
A seweriis being put down on Henry
street, near the Ocean View railroad
depot.
a company Of marines that left here
for Washington to parade at the Dewey
celebration, returned on the steamer
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Harrison Brown, of Brown &
Linton, left yesterday with his wife
and two children to visit friends and
relatives In TEXAS. They expect to be
absent six weeks.
Mr.. j. r. Jordan. wife and two chill
dren, of Smithield, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Richardson, OF
Farmyille, spent yesterday in the city.
Messrs. W. w. Simms, L. S. Haaley
]. o. Farmer and J. r. Woodward. OF
Wilson, N. c., arrived In the city yes
terday.
Mr.. T. w. Jones, of Cheriton, Va,
was registered at the Atlantic yester-
day.
Captain w. NJ. Folger, U. s. NJ, is
at the Monticello.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05

II u
and couldn't be shaken Off. He didn't
speak q word of English or Spanish.
and his Tagal talk was unintelligible.
Therefore he was no help, and could
only surmise What was wanted. The
Major dressed him up In an improvised
livery. The coat of this livery was gar
nished with a half dozen glitterIng
brass buttons, While studying this inn
pressive array of buttons an idea came
into the Majors head and he immedi-
ately put it into effect. He took the boy
solemnly aside and tied to the topnost
button of his coat a cigarette. To the
next button he attached cigar. To
another he tied a small cup. out of
which coffee was drunk, To another
he tied glass which was used to serve
cooling drinks. and SO on. When he had
the boy properly decorated he stood
back and surveyed him with satisfac-
ton. Then, by means of signs. he con-
veyed the idea to his newly acquired
servant that each button meant speoi-
fically the article attached thereto.
Then he removed the articles and be-
gan experiments. 1t didn't take the ma
tive long to realize the system and at
ter that 1t was plain sailing. ItSwas
case of touch the button and the ma
tive did the rcst.-New York Tribune.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Dan Packard Opera Company
closed very successful engagement at
the Academy of Music last night of
three nights and matinee.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
A BUTTON CODE.
HOW MAJOR STRONG GAVE OR.
DERS TO SERVANT.

Major Putnam Bradlee Strong, son
of eX-Mayor Strong. who is home from
the philippines OH furlough. has had
no end of experiences out there, and
he tells of them in the most interest
Ing way. OF course. being an army
officer. he doesn't care to discuss the
politics of the situation in the Philip
pines, but he has told some OF his ex-
perienccs. He has a host of friends
here. and they will keep him busy all
the time that he is home. One of the
best stories of the Major was related
yesterday. When the Major went out
10 the Philippines he spoke Spanish to
a slight extent, but was utterly igno-
1,oiiy lot
language known as the TagaI DID,
alcct. He has picked up more or
less of 1t by now. When he
first got there he acquired a
servant. or. rather the servant ac-
CURED him. Somehow or other, the
servant, who was a bright-eyed Fill
pino attached himself to the Major
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
The Martin Machine COMMITTEES.
Windsor, Va. Sept 80.

Windsor, Va. Sept 80.
Editor virgnian-Pilot:
Dear Sir-The result OF the meeting
OF the Martin committee at Richmond
has no enect on the people in this part
of the country. The result is what we
expected, and what we really wanted.
Their political death will be all the
moro IEnomInious since this action We
expect to defeat them fairly, and while
we would not trust them too far, we
do believe that even the part of the
machinery in our county is still honest
to a great extent in The elections. We
do not care to take too much from them
by even intimating that they are dis
honest. They have enough to bear as
1t is. When the sun goes down on
next election day in this county we fear
that the brightest Days sun that this
county ever reared will have set to
rise no more. 1t is too bad for them
that they have so sadly lost their way.
but they are to blame and will have
70 suiler the consequences. The peo-
PIE or this county are, and have always
peen, o. free people, and they will not
submit TO any such tyranny as has been
displayed by This set of liberty crushers
Why not disfranchse us at once and
say we shall have no vote? If we cam
not vote to suit ourselves we might as
we'll not do so at all. No man who gives
the matter q particle of consideration
and who loves the Democratic pariv
and liberty will countenance this tribe
which is trying to usurp the rights OF
free people. May some being take
them in his care and keeping, for thew
will need it when election day Is over
A DEMOCR
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
rr,cc orI.u,nbcr Aarnnecd.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 4.--The Gulf Coast
Lumber Association to-day advanced
prices on all lumber one dollar thou
sand, except Rio Deals, which are adj
vanced two dollars and half a thou
sand. This brings Rio Deals up to s14
q thousand.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
where ADMIRAL newoy F,r.s Saw


There is one person living in our
midst who has good reason for feeling
proud of the distinction Of Admiral
Dewey, and that is Mrs. C. LaValIette
barton. living at the City Park; for
under her grandfather, Rear Admiral
ahle a. +. LaVailette. Admiral Dewey
first saw service on board an America n
man-of-war, the Wabash. subsequently,
the flagship Of the Mediterranean
Fleet, in the year 1866. Admiral Dewey.
lected by Admiral LaVallette as hie
aid. 1t was at this time that the then
Commodore LaVallette created such
commotion throughout Europe by SAIL
Ing his nag-ship through the Oar.
daneles, whose shores were lined with
Turkish forts ready to sink the Wabash
for her audacity in going where no
warship OF a foreign nation wa. al
lowed. This was Admiral Dewey's first
lesson in pluck received on board OF
an American warship.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05


Made of the purest silver found,
I am trophy grand;
I'm coveted by Englishmen,
I'm loved throughout this land.
The good old sloop America
Fair captured me one day
From all the British yachting boats
And with me sailed away
I've stayed here ever since that time
Though often there would be
a gallant yacht hot after me
y sailing cross the sea.
And as they'd fail to capture me
They'd sail straight back again;
Much to the worry and chagrin
OF sporting Englishmen.
They tell me now there is yacht
A fast one, too. they say
That's trying down by Sandy Hook
To take this Cup away.
You people here have kept me we'll;
I'm not inclined to go:
So go you down and fight it out
And vanQuish this new foe.
Here's to you. then. Columbia,
Your crew and Captain Haff-
Go out and Ncl1 the swift Shamrock
And give Sir Tom the laugh.
The Shamrock showed you yesterday
That she was trim and bold;
You want to jump her hard next time
The record to uphold.
hope you'll win, Columbia
Leave Shamrock way behind;
hope 1t never will be said,
You did your equal find.
| But, IL the Shamrock should lick you
There's "Lipton's luck" you know
For England would Sir Thomas steer
Proudly-wfth me in tow.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
RncInr Mnntbcr

Persons interested in the Columbia
Shamrock International Cup yacht race
will note the weather predictions for
Eastern New York, furnished by the
Weather Bureau daily for the remain
ing days of the racing. These indica-
lions will be found at the top OF the
third page. and will furnish basis for
judgment in advance as to the success
OF each DAVIS race.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-05
EVANS v. c. & W. c. R.Y co.
supreme Court Of Georgia,
July %. 1890.

Va ,IhAILROAD COMPANY re NON
LIABIlD FOR INJURY TO A pER-
S0N SUSTAINED IN CROSSING A
DETECTIVE BRIDGE AT A PRI-
iVVATB CROSSING, WHEN s1JCH
PERSON KNEW OF THE DE
Fleets AND UNDERTOOK ITO
CROSS WHEN THERE WAS NO
NECESSITY FOR INCURRING
THE RISK.
The case Is sufficlen tly shown from
the opinion of the Court. rho Court
says:
Lizzie Evans brought her suit for
damages against the Charleston and
western Carolina Railway Company in
Coiumbia Superior Court. Briefly
stated STATED Inc case is Substantially as fol-
lows: Inc railway line of the defend
ant company runs through petitioners
farm in front Of her house. cutting her
OIL from an outlet to the public high
way except by crossing the defendants
railroad. A private way runs from
her mouse and home to the public high
way across defendants line of roJl.
road. There arg bitches three or four
feet deep on both sides of the track
where the private way crosses 1t. across
which bitches bridges or crossings have
been built, the bridges being located on
the right Of way of the defendant and
within two or three feet of its track
On September 10, 1896, petitioner. hav-
ing innumcrable Zines passed over the
crossing and bridges, started across
the bridge nearest her home on said
private way. intending to go out upon
the public highway, and while crossing
" she fell through the bridge on ac-
count Of defects On The planks. and be.
cause the bridge was not properly COW
cred with planks and nails, and was
sotherwise detectives: her fall precipi-
Eating her into the ditch breaking her
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1.-THE ROYAL BOX"

ME-. Charles, Coghlan. the eminent
English actor, who appears at the
Academy of Music tonight, is one of
the brightest writer's who has contri-
huted to the contemporaneous literature
of the stage. He has written nine
plays, all of which have been we'll re-
ceived. and displayed great literary
merit and dramatic worth. He is n
brilliant writer in both French and
English and there is probably no Eng
disappearing actor in America or Eng
land who is more brilliantly educated
than lie. The dialogue In his newly
adapted play from the French of
Dumas'-'The Royal BoX'-in which he
will be seen here this evening, is COM
pletely original and its literary bril-
liancy has been the subject Of UNI
measured commentator from we'll
known writer's. Reserved seats on sale
at the theatre. Prices, s1.50, s1.00, 50c.
md o6c
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1.-THE TWO JOLLY ROVERS."

Leonard's 1.-Two Jolly Rovers," a
really funny comedy, Introducing come
dians and beautiful girls. will appear in
this city at the Academy tomorrow
evening and Saturday matinee and
evening and present what is claimed to
he one of tho most laughable farces
seen here In many days.