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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
The Steamer S. A. Mccall

leaves ,D6 " y + & \. whar, VIII,
freight asid passengers Tor Newport News
ali James river lana.nSs ana Petersburg
every Monday. " ednesiay and Friday az
n m Passenger and freight rates inl,rb
lower than any other line.
First-c class tickets between Norfolk ana
Petersburg, 500 First class round tr,n
10 Petersburg and return sl..S. second
class tickets straight. 81 cents: round
trip. $3.50.
II. Il. COOKE. Genl Agent
J. w. PHILLIPS. Owner.
MaS-lmo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
NEW JAMES RIVER LINE.

The handsome steamer Dumont leaves
NESDAY and FRIDAY. at : A NJ. for
Richmond. Va, touching at Newport
News and james River Landings. To
avoid early rising iirst-ciass staterooms
can be secured the evening before, First
class meals served on board. Fare TO
Richmond. SLIGO straight; $3.50 round trip.
+. V. ARCHER.
au1S-1m General Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
MeTch0D'5 XHI7}rS IIGlSl0I|liill @
olREGr RourE

FOR BOSTON And PROVIDENCE.
For Boston, Mondays. Wednesdays. Fri
days and Saturdays at 600 r. IN
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at G:o0 p. nj.
DENCE.
First-class. including meals and
stateroom berth ..................sl1 90
Storage. including meals and bunk 500
Perishable freight sent via providence
forwarded by early train to Boston and
at the same rate as by direct steamers 10
Boston.
For further Information apply TO
r. IL WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk. Va.
A. d. STEBBINS. Asst Traffic M'gr
w. =. TURNER. Gen. Pass Agent
J. c. WHITNEY Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04

ondary battery of three or four big
guns, This means that an additional
and large amount of work will have
to be done in constructing the gun en-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04

Everybody's proud of this sort of
Grandpa, and he's proud Of himself;
proud Of his clear brain and active body.
There are other kinds of grandparents
that we can't be proud Of. Weak of
body and feeble OF mind, we can only
pity them. They no more live /; they
only exist What makes the difference
between these two classes of old men?
A sound stomach and a plentiful sup
ply of pure, rich blood. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery strength
ems the stomach, purifcs the blood,
and increases the activity of the blood
making glands. 1t WON'T make old
men young, but it will enable old men
to assimilate the food they eat, and
SO strengthen them for a life OF rea-
sonablc excrtion.
81 suffered for six years With constipation and
several physicians, but they coud not reach my
case" writes Air. G. PopplewcI. of Eureka
Springs Carroll Co.. Ark. vi felt that there
was 10 help fqTt{ss Souis nc. retain food on my
stomach; ha4Stsspnd would fall helpless 10
the Goor s1zsp ycsrfslaco commenced taxing
Or. rercessssH agSsicai Discovery and little
,d Pellets saS In proySa from the start After
able TO do siga5. e fRhnd have been Improving
my ass sSaosepiiaISs ]; ali to Dr. riefce's
Old rsfSds o'b b,sa need a laxative
medicinssock. buSelt for them is DR..
Piercc's PThe crfPelleta.
a.. -. -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04

LYpE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
SHIPS TO PHILAbELPiIIA.
TIE ONLY DIRECT LINE. NROAI Nor.
FOLN 70 PHILADELPHIA.
Until further orders steamers are m.
rointed 10 sail from Norfolk every AIo2-
DAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ~,
& D. m. and from Philadelphia everv
rliESDAN, THURSDAY and SATuES
DAY. Through Bills of Lading TO All
uoints south and Southwest via Scaboar,ii
Air Line Atlantic Coast Line. Norfolk
and Western Dispatch. Nirginir. TcnneSs
way and Norfolk and Southern kuiiroi,Is
JAS. w. MCARRIcK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
w. T.. CLYDE s CO.,
Gen'i Agents. Philadelphia. Pa.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
Virginia Beach Division.


LEAVE NORFOLK. PARK AVENUE
STATION.
Week Days-7:5 a. M. .1o:so a. M. IL m,
800 p. M. p. M. $50 p. M,
sunday-s:$O a. M, 1880 a. m. 1870 p. M.
go go; p Pm, m; $40 p. N; 40 p. m.
Week Days-S:20 a. m. $3.50 a. M 1a:3S
p. M. ESQ p. M, i:l5 p. M $3.50
y. m, 5000 p m
Sunday-l0:15 a. m. s12:l5 q. M. s2:15
p m. AIS p. M. $3.50 p. M.
Express trains make no stops.
CURRITuCK BRANCH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Norfolk-4:20 p. m.
arrive Munden Point.5:5o p. m.
Leave Munden Point Il. m.
Arrive Norfolk-S:30 n m.
steps at all intermediate stations.
H c. HUDGfNS.
Gen Freight and Pass. Agent
= 81 X. KING. General Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
NEW BRICK YARDS.

The Hyman Supply Company are
preparing brick yards about one mile
above Clark's, on the a. and n. c.
railroad. The machinery is on the
ground. and Monday Mr.. Frank Hy-
man will begin the putting OF it in
place. The business will be done un-
der the name of the New Bern Brick
Company, and will be incorporated.
The company owns $50 acres of land
containing clay suitable for brick
making.
The plant will be put in operation
soon, and next spring it will be great
~ enlarged and improved by the
building of dry kilns and by the addi-
ton of machinery. 1t is proposed to
have capacity of $4,000 bricks a day.
The railroad will put in q long switch
for sidetracking cars as soon as re-
quired.
1t is believed by the promoters of the
new company that brick are too high
in New Bern. and in this section. and
that If cheap brick are furnished that
demand will be created for their ex-
tensive use as building material. 1t
is also proposed to reach out for any
available markets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
NORTH CAROLINA
TO FIGHT TRUSTS.
Press Association Takes Steps
Against Paper Trust.
The PEANUT CROP REPORT.

Tho State VIII Mako tho Farmers 1ndo-
pendent of the Peanut Trust A School
on Wheels Expected, to Visit Raleigh
Two Human Curlosities Discovered and
Trotted to tho Front Hon. Cy. Thomp-
son Declares He VIII Support tho Did
Road Presidential Candidate.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
NEW BERN.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE-A NEW
tt1fCIN YNTyD.

New Bern. N. c.. Sept. 3.-The In
stitute for white teachers was opened
at the Graded school building this
morning at 8 o'clock. The Institute is
conducted by superintendent r.. r..
Foust. of New Bern. and j. 1. Foust,
superintendent of the Goldsboro graded
schools. The Institute is primarily for
the benefit of teachers, but the public
and all interested in education are cor
liallV Welcome
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04

to VA SPRINGS. SUMMER HOMES.
RICHMOND. CINCINNATI. LOUIS
VILE AND THE WEST.
, 1900-10-25

Sick headache is cured by Hoods
Pills. 2Jc.
, 1900-10-25

Dancing this evening at the Scan
dtr0vian air at North Star hall.
, 1900-10-25

NaHcin~ this evening at the Sean.
d]lHavian fair at Eorth Star hail.
, 1900-10-25
ARGE
PARTY OF SURVEYORS FOR THE
BURLINGTON At ELK
MOUNTAIN.

They Got OF a Union Pacific Train at
Dana Last Tuesiay-PIans OF the
Burlington Become More Definite
Fitzpatrick Grading Out1t Will
Go to Hallech Canon.
, 1900-10-25

FOR SALE-GoOd 7-room house. APP.
ply at us Fifth, corner Park avenue.
, 1900-10-25

Only the best at the New England
room.
, 1900-10-25

'N0u .n. this evening at the Scan
..nria. fair ur North Star bail
, 1900-10-25

WANTED-Position on ranch for
the winter by man and wife. Apply
Sd and Garfield streets. 59tG
Daily Republican only SOC a month.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-28
ONeiRe Sflnhfn nnf 0anaii.

9orolu(u, MA San 6ran3isco,
27. 5uli. = Sine 2ln3a6l Q(rbeiter aus
Sprol foQ auf Den 3uderplantagen
ouF 6apaii tribe Grfa6rungen gez
maat 6uben. Die 2tuFie6er ba6anoein
Die 2eute ME Stlapan. Sn i6rer i6limz
men Gage eriu6ten Die 5Drpler ben 0Ttz
re;6iIden 8eianoten in 0aIbington
I'm 8eiitarb, uno uuF Isin 8etreiben
bat nun StaatsIefretGr 6ap in einem
omtliden S9reiben 8ouperneur Dole
aufgeforosrt, Den Sa6ber6alt gu unz
tsriufen unD gsri6t gu eritatten.
D&nn Ii9 na9neiien lGBt. oaB bic
Qeute als gontratts2(rbeiter na6 9as
paii gebrd9t nuroen, iOl i6re 5reiz
laTung erpirtt peroen. Die &tage
ridtet ii4 gsgen biz 5rma Qieranber
C 8atOnin, Die auf Der SnIel Waui
groBe qlantugen beIiBt. DIX 5irma
It2Qt in Nbreoe, DAB Die Qrbeiter aus
SDrol f4ledt be6anoelt peroen. 2lu4
feien lie ni6t unier Gontratt naa !6dz
mali gebradt poroen.
Oas proieft Der YlantagenbeiiBer,
Tager aus Porto Rico heraa5a5ieRen,
1T pOptdufig uufgegeben tpproen, neil
man befur6tete, nit Dem @ontrlttz
Qrbeiter 9eieB in Goafgitt 81 gez
ratben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-28
&altimpre=C Cbip.G abn= SnIletin.

sl.0O BON Saltimese mad MtIanties 9 itp.
Sitp unr ,urnf jeben Treitae unb Gam.
tag, fir bic i,Sf15to @h5asrt bis gum fOlgsnSsn
buben fir alle 3ae in btioen 8btunqsn Gll=
tieteit. 9Or3iigli5sr rGRobal SIue"=9ftuf
sl.OO ppn Baltimore mad, 6rererid une Saa
aerstpipn unO 3urif anl Sunutaa, Den 30
SuIi. Der Spsial3us perldbt DEN Gamocn=
9abrbpf um llbr W2oreens. f200
S1.25 Baltimore mad, sSaibtngfpn unb
3uriif eoen Samitag uuD SonntaQ, Qiltig fir
bic &iifiabrt bis gum iOloenosn Wtontaq, einz
ibIitbl6. sluf alien 8iigen, ben vRupal Qi=
miteo" ausqenommen.
$40 pon Baltimore nadt CEN Sfiagaraz TGueu
unb 5uriif am Sonneriaq, ben ,. @ueuf 9ilz
lcte fino fir 10 Sage giiltig. Ser Speaial3ua
nit bur6laufenoen Qeriouen= uno 9ullmon=
9ariprzQSdggons berlGbt ben GumOen= @aubof
I'M 9l9 9ormittags, Den Wlt. RoDal= =qabnbof
INT 9.24 9ormtta9s. Nur $1.00 mcbr uac5
Sorontp uuo surid. nnterbre6unq Der fubrt
ioirO auf Der Riidreiie Qeitattet in Buffalo,
Gobtiter, 6enepa, 9urDette unb Maud)=Gbunf.
9tbicber nod Den Sauicno= Snieln nur s. 90
fir Die 8unOreiie bon Go6eitcr. eos
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I'D.
Gin Sd6mer6ensdiGer.
Sas lunhre 6eilmittel,

stit hbtr iiufIiO 5nbrn bat oies tpuubsrpOHG
6tilmittel fi5 us Oas bette fhsrfs urO tpobrt,
9ei!mitteI in Der g9eLt QeQen S9msrltn srtOIeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-28
3aotuaD's &eaDD &elief
fir innerlidIeu unS anRerlid)en
8ebrnnd).

Sti'm Gcbrautt BEN Weoi,intn 3ur S6mers
I,HsfiGuHo ioHttn mir iolbc ptrmtioeu, mtlbe benz
Spf,m s6doen juiEocu Opium Morpbium,
GblorOfOrm, Nttbtr, Goiaine unO Gbloral lnSern
SEN s6mcr, NEIL ft ben @efiblsfun ,erforen,
rer 9atisnt ptrIert Die 6d6iQfeit ocs gefuhls
ciss 1T cine Der ibdOtidfcu Qra'tittu; IS mass
Iirt Die Spmptomt, brir0t oisisbsn sum StDeis
cen, uno fdtt pas atiotr 3u btistiQeu fddOiqen
W. Ben Tsqtr, J.. 2eber gnD Die GinecptiOe, uuS
ntaa idnQtre 3dt iortgt,Bt t6ottn Fe Die Rers
ben unS ruitn lptaIe oper allgtmcnt 2dbmuus
kfrbei
ss IA unrotbiq, Dieis asfdbrtidtn unb unqts
bfenRittel su btnuBen iperu cin poftioes 6Cils
r:ittd ri, r a D IN p's 8soop Rettef, bit
qudl,nDe,n ebmer3.n raider beit, obnt bic uts
rirQf, Stfa5r fir Rineer ODER Grpadisae Ju bts
fttn.
es bsititqt iofort Die Qudlenbfen edmcrlcu,
Inset GEtIiHouuqen unD bcilt GpHqstiouen, jos
rDobt Der 2unse, oss Maoens, Der GiuetlUtiOe pstE
aHsrtr Sr!titn ODER Sbleulbdute.
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Cnfer nes Giirnba6nmnlnfJs.

8elteDills, Ont., 27. Suli. -
3pei 9erIonen3iige Oer o@ranO Srunf
8aGn" 1ino unp2it Maooc Sunct:on
8uIammen gt1oBen. geiOe Qotomotis
ben uno 3psi 8aggons pugoen ger
Ffmettert, 3ugfii6rer 2trdie &omunos
DON 2fn0Iap unO 8remier Samual
giro bon 82QspiGe erlitttn Quf Der
SteQe ben Sob. Die 8erIeBtsn Iino:
@apddmsiIter Dan. 96ompfon, gremz
ie- Bert 6aptins, u. 8iQis, 5rau
WiQiam Son unD 6ei3er glunqent.
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4Brote1t Gorea' 3

gofoboma, 27. SuIi. = 2uut
Meloungsn aus Seoul bot Die cOreoz
niI6e 8egierung gegsn bieQnpeienbeit
ruITii6er 5IIdtlinge in Bibu protez
ftirt. ga6 elmer 4ubien5 ertldrte fih
Der ruTIfide 8ertreter bereit, bic
S(u6tlinge o6ne Sdumen ra6 port
Qlrthur gu 6efOr0ern.
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Q(Ierdnber unb 8upa % i
n n

Ian.
Wien, 27. Suli. = 8Dnig Nleran>
Der pon Serbien, Der I1i6 in nenigen
Sugen nit Der fri6eren 9o7bame isiz
ner Uautter, 6rau MaI6in, Derbelrdz
t6en tpiro, bat 5pei Offi5iere an Die
8ren5e geianbt, um ieinen Batter, ben
Gr a0nig W}ilan, odDon gu bend4z
rt6ti9en, baB isine Qlrtpeienheit in
Ser6ien ni9t gepuniht lperoe. Wlilan,
Der Frii6er einma( eiu5e6telme6tel init
Der i6on etpas angsidbrIen Ttooame
oe6a6t 6aben ioq, bate 6ea6it4tigt,
perI0nli6 ieinen Sobn, Der nod ni4t
"a Sabre alt 1T, gu per6inosrn, Die
Maidin gu beIrathen.
gom 81iBe eri 6lagen.
Berlin, 27. Syuli. = 3fpei perz
ionen puroen bsute gu 8aItenburg,
nuhbem bort Der @runDItein fir Elm
nRDmiI6es Mu1eum" gdlegt porbsn
mar, pom 8liBe eri6lagen. 2lu6 in
Der Idfe pon Oan3ig t0Otete Elm 8liB@
id(ag 3pei perionen uno 5iinoete me6z
rsre 9ebdu0e an.
Sin Gtooofaten 8anfett.
QonDon, 27, Suli. - 9eute
9f6enb fanD i'm nW1iO01e Semple" elm
BON ben Rn9tern unb Suri1ten Gngz
lano's gu @9ren bon ettpu SO 6erborz
raQenOen amerifanii4en GOuegen gez
oebenes 8anfett Itutt. Der amerifaz
niI6e Geionbte G6oate, SenatQr
0epep u. u. bielten Reoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-28
&aDmaD's &eaDD &cltet
i1aift iufurtige Grleibterung.
Sine Sur fiir
SommetRranG6etten,
SuGr, 9ur6faG,
G0olera 2IOr6ns.

Gin 5arbsr bis elm oauicr 9bsel6ffcf bon BON
Htaon RtlieI in .inent bubeu 9ll5 gBlftr, 10 pit
pieptrGOlt, uls bic Gntlsuurqcn iortOuusru, unb
rim nit &eabp 8elie qetranites Stid 5lauen Ouf
ben WoQen unO ben untrlsib Qeltot DerOeu uus
ujttclbore Grlsitterung unO balNigs 3tiIuHg btrH
btiiiibrsH.
Rein, ublsn Jolp,n (iptlbe unabdnocrli6 na6
benz @tbraubt RON Opium etc fb eiufeleu) ner=
b,u Der 9crpcnOpna BON RaOpao5 &eaop 8tIiti
tslgen, ioHnsrr bic 6ingtipeiot tperOen in eiuem
aeiunbtn, normaltn 3utoros ptrbI,ibtu.
Gin balbtr bis Elm Qanjtr SbetI0fitl BON In els
mem balben Glais WaFtr iriro nab penaeu @lia
ruten Rrdmofs, Spagm.n mdqtuidure, Sohbr,us
men, RerO6ftdt. SbIafloFQfeit MiqrdHe 8ur6s
fon. Rubr, Solit, 9llbuuecn uuO ale iHnsrlibsu
Gamerjtn bcltu.
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2aiie Sdmorr boiDen Mot auit co
b ZEN. SalbcH, 9Sdbmittct uuo auoere 9fui6s
mittc anluntEoeH, III Bette uHo Gjelpperi3pHs
ounQ. Sas eu}igt burhaus uutriiQlibe oeilmits
tel iiIr ocis ibmCrJbate Srantbeit III innate
lis. Is igirD pom D9duuern Der g8Hcni6ait ol5
bic Uibtigts me0t3iuibe GrfiuounQ crtart, bic
felt 200 iabrsn 0emadt poyoeu 3u babeu in al.
len renommirien apOtbtftH. 0itct 6u1 por
8ubabmungea a6tct barauf baB bic unters
itrift pon :. Silsbee, M. 2, f6 ami itpr
Seite Der S5abtd beiinoet. ia, 2i, 6Sl
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S6merSen 9ebeilt
III eitem Au1enblif

GiHtrtei, pie btfta obcr audteuo bic Shmcrs
sen, Rede an Rbcumatismus 9eosnOe, 6sld).,
:pelGs auf bcm gBtqe Der @jentiunq fuo, iblpdd,s
ld5t, pertrtSptItt, ntrpOie, bon Rrurulgis beims
o.iu9it ooer BON RrOntbettn bingcitrtdts geros
r.u ausaufcbsn baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-07-28

milien na6 @6ang6ai gu iA:den.
NidtsbeItopeniger Iin0 bier feline Nn=
3ei6en oorbarFoen, Dab gefdI6roro3'noe
Hu6eIt0rung in 2lusIiht Itebt. Der
Gice 80nig bat ale notfpen0l8en
MaBnabmen getrofFen, um Die 6ren@
ben gu b,i6iiBen unO bic gings6orenen
81 beruRjgen."
8olIma6t fir Die frun30s
iiiden Son Tuln.
9uris. 27, Suli. = Sn Der 6eu>
tigen aubinetsIiBung fugte Der 0lintz
tier ce5 NuspGrtigen, 0eloaf1e, ben
fran30IiI6en RonIuln in China lei
8oGmadt ertbeilt porbsn, dlle ibnen
in Der Situatipn ais notHDenoig err
idsinenoe MaBrsgeln gum S6uBe Der
fran3DIfI6en llntsrt6ansn in Ghinu gu
treffen; io6afo Die fran50Iii4en Srup=
psni6iffe DOR 5atu e'ntreffsn, Iperoen
8riegsIdiffe na4 ben peri4ieoenen
9dfen, no ibre 2tnipeIen6eit n0tbig
neroen mag, bsproert perDtn.
Ser 8onIul in 9unfau tetegrap6ir.
Dem 2lusipdrtigen 4mt, Dab 5pei W}iiz
Iionitutionsn in S5ezG6un 9epliinbert
unb Die Qa3ar;Ite Gtabl,Fements 81
0ao5Gbou, N Der 9ropin3 Giargztiz
81, nieOerge6rannt poroen linO. Die
0spei6e beri6tet, Die gicef0nige 9dtz
ten iofort WtuBregeln gum S6uBe Der
G6riiten ergriffsn.
% eBelei i'm Mmur 9sbiet.
petersburg, 27. Syuli. = Die
200 ruiTiiden SolOaten uno gum
G6riitenibum 6efe6rten @ingebOrenen
nit ibren 5rauen uHo SinDern, Die,
pie QeItern gemelDet, 3lpii6en 5elin II.
Gbarbin in Der MdnoI6urei bon 15,z
000G6ineIen umr!ngt pdren, IinD umz
qetommen. Die Solbaten leiIteten tap
Farsn MiberItanO, tpuroen aber BON Der
lle6ermadt er0riidt.
Der ru7Ifi6e @eIanbte in Seoul,
YapIoff, melOet, bdB Die ruiTiIde I6z
tbeilung, Die 9ort glrthur pia Ypongz
gang perlieB uro am Sonnta9, Den
%. Suli, Wiju errei6te, in PDong
Nanq nit einem 9erluIt BON Is 5oOten
unb pielen 9arpunbeten dnlongte.
Sic muBten i6ren Wsg purd feinoIez
lige @ingeborene nit Dem 8ajonett err
tdmpfen.
General 9rooefoFf meGDst in elmer
bon Gburbortnst am DienItag, ben "a.
Suli, abgti6idIen 0epeihe, OuB cine
2Ibtbeilung @iIenbabnipa6en cine Saz
rapane BON 220 9erIonen unO Giienz
bobn 8eamte Ii4er nu6 3urughartu
6ro9te. Gr melost ferner, baB dine
T1I6e Sruppen ba5 Yu(u : 5bal our4z
ltreiFen uro bort pliinDsrn.
Sin tpeiterer 9ampFer nit ruIIiI6en
Sruppen an 8orb 4puroe am "a. Suii
pom lfer aus BON ben Gb;neien bOmz
barOirt. Der ruTIfI6e GommdnOeur
febrte nit Geritdrfungen 5uriid uao
lanoete aHf Der 6ineifIden Seite oe5
Ydlu 5luies. @r grfff bic 6insii=
iaen 9orpoitsn ungeiidt5 zines i6Ipez
rem &ugalregens an unO ma6!e einige
dinsTiide 9efongene. Drei Waffenz
Mago5ine puroen in 8rano geitedt u.
our Grplo1ipn gebra4t. Die Gbineien
batIeu 300 Soote, pd6renO bic Ru1en
nur Mdnn perloren.
Das planloie 8om6aroemsnt BON
9lagppieItI4enSI DirO BON ben G6iz
nsien fort9eieBt. Der Ort 2(igun
tpur0e Don ben Ruiien in 8ranO gez
1ttdt.
Die G6insien in Sa6alin purben
ge3pungen, Iid 3uriif3u5ieBen unD cine
neue perfhanate YcIition ein3unebmen
aoIdten Baden bic 6ineIiI6an go
Ien in NifoI5f, &uprinnotp5f uno
StarDiheDt 3erIt0rt-
9roteIt # Gorea'8.
gofobama, 27. Suli. = 2uut
W1eloungen aus Seoul bot Die coreo@
niI6e Hegierung 9e9sn bieqnnsienbeit
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-31

Over score OF years ago judge Fiji
gerald was appointed to the bench OF tb,
ditttict that includes Pima and Cockiss
counties, 10 Arizona. He found on CON
ing to Tucson that fermslity was almost
unknown in the courtroom. II the days
were warm. the attorneys aud lt.sodauts
dispensed with coats, This to him Was
particularly disrespeotiul. He snnouno
cd that smoking in the court room would
net be tolerated and that coats must be
worn under pain OF OF the courts die
pleasure, The grand Jury was called
Among the Jurors sum monsd was q Draw
ny miner, who appeared 10 bis usual coz
tune, dark blue shirt and ovsralls.
What do you mean. thundsrsd the
Judge. by appearing in this courtroom In
your shirt slsevsst wntrs 10 your cost2
At home, judgr, mildly returned the
juror.
Then 60 and &c. ii, No, not . word.
sill alsfing down upon the man ~ be at
tempted to speak. Go home and get your
cost, Dir, or III commit you for con
temptl
The miner vent silently out, He didn't
return that day nor the next, and the
Judge. after issuing bench warrant for
him, swore in another juror. About two
weeks thereafter the original miner dress
ed as the court demanded, agsin stepped
within Judge Fitzgsrsld's range OF yision.
To the irste Judge be rendered the sx
planstion that bis home and coat were
both 10 Hsrshsw mountains. near the
Mexican border, over 100 miles swsy, md
That be had but obeysd the orders OF his
honor In going home after bic coat.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-31

Bsss have isssusss OF thsrs owp, ssit
wsttra bso sIpsri, the utha DE-,
They csry different mssnisss by thsil
buErings, and they undsrstssd each o,he,
like . top. bnt l fosnd ont eus thing
about them that l don't thiak spybody
elsa did = bees hsv. sots written Isns nsss
aud tbsy send communications 10 each
other,
! isund this ont altar years Of close ob
selv.tion. Whsn the bees get leo awful
ly numerous 10 . tree All up the hollow
go ths, Il is too crowded for con itrl --cer
tain wise bees are sent ont to prospect,
When pionssr Of this Kind npds big.
likely lookiag tree with bospitsbls.iook
Ing Wind crack in |, he takes plenty OF
time to look II over carefully.
Some times he huds that. while the
place locks nice aud com modion, on the
outside, the knolhols leAds into a shal
low receptacle, or the crack 10 not deep
enough 10 sccon ods,o even q bachelor bee
much less whole brood,
10 each csses be sets out and writes
message to oil and suudry bees that may
come along that way; This tree 10 no
good. That knot-hols 10 . fake aud the
wind-srsck 10 = frost psss 1t upl
He writes this with his tell stfinsius
honey along - We string ink, II the
tree 10 oil right he puts up = sign to that
feet. Ths next bse sosnts the honey,
ish,s and reads ,hs fret words Of the
message, and II thu report is uniovorable
lies Of, ,svins: "Hm-m-m-hi and doesn't
woriy himself any more about It,
o.. YES, bees are cute, and il you've
got the idss that they're slow, it's be
'suss you are slow yourself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-05-31

Professor Stevens vas onoe working ul
. mining case for the government 10 ,
wssssra stats where Mr.. Lincoln VA
practising Law. Mr.. Lincoln st The tin,
Was eomps-s.ivsly unknswn in Law enc
politics. When the professor enssgsd hi'
room in The crowded sopntry hetsl. h'
found that . Mr.. Lincoln was to oscppy
one bed in the room. ~ there was no
other place where he could be accom- NC
dated. Alter Arrsasips his books the pro
fsssor settled down 10 an essy chair to
prepare his brief
Mr.. Lincoln soon came 10 and made
himself known. He said be slso bad to
spend the evening making up 40 sre eumsnt
upon . mining case, and he knew less
about mines than about anything else,
10 sn hour the professor flushed bis
work and retired, bat bsfore hs did so be
granted his roommste the privilege OF
using oil bis books, msps and papers upon
mines snd mining. Then be went 10
sleep. and when be swoks at seven the
next morning he found Mr. Lincoln Just
where be had left him poring over his
books and papers. The lamp was still
buruing. although it was Daylight.
AZ professor Stevsos' osss did not voms
up the next day be attended the court to
hesr Mr., Lincoln present bis arg umsnts,
he reached the scene 10 tiue for the open
ing speech by his roommate, and be stsid
oil through the session.
Although Mr.. Lincoln spoke for over
40 hour on the teobnieslitisl OF mines
md mining, be did not make 3 single
mistake. He GROSS examined some hall
ioz,n surveyors and engineers and in
'very case puzzled and embarrassed them
With bis knowledge OF the subject. OF
,ourss be won tho case. Bnt Professor
Stevens said that every body In the court
believed be had been graduated in mining
'ngineering and had devoted years 10 ito
'tndy.