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The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
A SONG FOR THE NOBLE

Love for the noble woman
 Who strokes the soldiers head. Who leans as a sweet, white angel
 Above the soldiers bed Who kneeis and who prays beside him. Who closes the soldiers eyes, Who spreads the loved flag OCT him
 When the weary soldier dies. Cheers for the noble woman
 Who opens her palace door To the lame and the sick and the hungry Who gives of her worldly store That others who toll, who suffer
 By flood or by fire may know That God on His throne still watches And judges the high and the low. Praise for the noble woman
 Who visits the haunts of sin. To teach and to win where angels
 Alone might hope to win: Who puts away worldly pleasures
 And labors that others may live To her all terrestrial glory!
 All the honor men have to give! And cheers for the noble woman
 Who hides no jewels away, Who complacently pays her taxes
 As the law would compel her to payf She smoothes the rough road of the toilsr, She eases the burdens that bear On the sick and the lame and the hungry, And the Lord up above Is awareI The sightless, the orphaned, the helpless May cherish her name with the great. Who stand for their homes and eOuntry3 Whose duty is first to the state! He is noble who falls while preserving The rights that are precious to you Iris noble to do just your duty
 As an honest citizen, tool s. B. Riser, In Chicago Times-Herald-
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
NEITHER FAINT NOR FEAR.

I neither faint nor fear
 Whatever is. is best; The page of conscience clear My feet have onward pressed. I neither faint nor fear
 When Tn the tempest's track, A storm clouds brief career
 Can never turn me back. neither faint nor fear,
 Nor would my steps retrace: The way indeed were drear
 Could desert my place. I neither faint nor fear
 But trust Omnipotence; The Master I revere,
 My shield and sure defense. I neither faint nor fear,
 With Him am I content; To Christ would I adhere,
 For Him would be spent neither faint nor fear
 For lie sustains my soul; He bids me persevere;
 He leads me to the goal. ne!. h, r faint nor fear
 Ai,. h these hands are weak; Alth, @ the night Is drear, A <; .ct0us dawn seek. neith,r iafnt nor fear
 Whatever Is, Is best: May ore heart but cheer
 To God leave the rest. Cora c. Bass. in N. Y. Observer.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Wanted Something Better.

''Is there is any place in this town where they telegraph without wires ?' he asked of the policeman on the cor ner.
 '"rhat discovery is too new and we haven't got it yet" re piled the officer. "What's the matter with the old way ?"
 "No good. I've kept five or six wires red hot for half day trying to get my brother-in-law to serd me money to get home on. but can't even raise him. Philadelphia Press.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Professional Dinner Tasters

A curious profession for woman is that of dinner taster. She is product of Parisian refinement, and spends portion of each day visiting houses and tasting dishes intended for dinner. She suggests improvements, and shows the cook new ways of preparing dishes. The duties are pleasant, and the com pensation ampIe.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
He Cau2ht On.

He-Do you believe in. hypnotism? She-I heard the other day of man who was hypnotized by being made to look for some time at a diamond ring.
 He-I wonder if any bright piece of glass would have done it as well.
 She-Perhaps so, with man, but not with woman.
 He Cat a jewellers the next day)-- I want diamond ring, lady's sizet brightest you have.-N. Y. World.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20

to carry over into each new day what was valuable in the past experience and resolutely forget" leave behind and discard, the waste of the past. Is not that the secret of mental and spiritual wholesomeness ?-Boston Watchman.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Where the Trouble Lies.

"When a woman will she will," said the fair maiden decisively.
 "Of course," admitted the disconso- late young man, "but the trouble is you can't tell by what she says when she will and when she won't."-Chi- sago Post.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Faith Forms Character.

"As man thinketh in his heart, so is he." What we believe determines what we think and do in the actual life. It fixes the principles and fur nishes the motives of life. It is thus within our power, in large measure, to determine our character, our working force and influence in the world.-Unit- ed Presbyterian.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Charting inc Ocean,

The British government keeps II vessels at work sounding and charting the ocean beds, to find out where dan- gers turk. Last year 10000 square miles were carefully charted in differ ent parts of the world--Asia, Africa and the South Pacific,
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Power of the Gospel.

There are many different ideas in the world as to what the Gospel is, and those who claim that preaching the Gospel will not win and hold congrega- tions, should be sure that they know what the Gospel is in it's breadth and fullness.-
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
WnnIdn,t Wear0nt.

MT. Konomize-You have gotten a great deal of wear out of that broad cloth jacket, haven't you, love?
 Mrs. Konomize-Yes; that's what ] don't like about it.-Ohio State Journal.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
Ahou, tbe Size of It.

The giddy young man very early in life Falls in love with each girl he sees; He no sooner gets down on his lip
 Than he also gets down on his knees. Chicago Daily News.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20
BiIIions of RicxeIaa

It is estimated that about 2,ooO, ,OO0- GOO bicycles have been made in Europe and America.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20

think that you can thus trarple upon the honor of a respectable fABIly and do so with impunity, you aIe Btuch mistaken. Your obedient servant
 ISABELLA JOHNSON.
 1fr. Sterrimer laughed and helped himself to sardines.
 Fancy having that shrimp-eating old harridan for a ma-in-lawl Not for J. L. S., my dear boysi My letters may have been a bit strong. and my general lovy-dovyness rather open, but there's no B.-of-P. case to be made out of me-
 Alasl not even young solicitors of q partially Semitic origin can control the vagaries of frolicsome fate. One aft ernoon the week following, while he was smiling sweetly at the healthful tone of his handbook, the clerk of a hated rival was shown in to him. The youth in question was struggling to suppress a smile.
 Beg pardon, Mir. Sterrimer," he said, in kind of half-choked voice. He handed the solicitor a familiar-looking document. Oh, to think that he should have been served
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20

"I wonder who it was that first used tbe expression, s'one mans as good as another?' Was it poet or a physi- cian?"
 ''I guess it was an old maid! !'-Das Kleine Witzblatt.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-10-20

Friendship is good fellowship that doesn't have to be kept alive by con stant gossip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
ALOHA 10 WI con,

A meellpg NJ lhe independents w y
nrswell ~ iigberl WllopA gas beld IN
mo ruins NJ Kapmabapill gbVFrb wv
day nigh the Mace gaH rrgydel
vim hundreds NJ natives, The lnda-
pendent lenders WIN w. gnd Mn WI
cQH, were seated ~ . platform whila q
large number NJ natives WIN iQrphea
when lhey had carried N y prpcesHlQn
nan lha am shea alpQd Haar nv
NJ WllGoH spoke brlfny M whaf Y
WaH hls Intention ~ M fQr Ihe peQpIp
Whlle ~ washington llAYlHg hnl4nOl
NJ wenl dogn lown " arranga fQr M
steamer tickets me mfrllng VIM
lhen addressed ny lhe fQllQYlRg w lhr
Qrder named w. kqlalNkalanl \
llmmelnlh IameS lplRn, \ y FTeH.
dersasI Jesse hakalnah " y, PNel'
ana =, \ qua
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
TIDES

Hawaiian standard Time is lOb, Som
slower than Greenwlc time, being
that " the meridian VI i67 80, Tho
time whistle blows nj 1880 ., M, which
IN this same m Greenwich Oh, ON,
The tides VI Kshnlui ana HilO occur
about m hour earlier than NJ HOnolp'
IN
Tides from tho United states Coast
ana Ge0deiIc survey Tables
Jnsiers ~ vessels sailing from this
porn for san Francisco VIII md there
u branch of tho u, H. Hydrograpblr
Once locnied In the Merchants ES.
change whore n maintained Tor their
oonoDi free ~ charge, complete sets
~ charts aud directions NJ the wOrld,
Latest information ran DO obtained re-
gsrding lights, dangers ~ navigation
ana all matters ~ interest a. ocean
commerce,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03

line entered the harbor " Hilo lac,
Friday after voyage u 22 days from
san Francisco, The Kinau left Hilo
on Friday at I O'Clock touching At al
ports he reports that there has been
copious rains on the south side Of the
island and the sugar cane Is growing
by leaps and bounds The four mastal
schooner that has been At I.ahaina TOT
some time has left that port
The Ualtod states Government has
just decided somewhat important
point concerning the legal status of
American citizens on board United
States army transports In foreign wa.
ters and incidentally the question
whether person employed on Unit
ed States Government vessel. not O
shNb Of war, Is subject to The jurisdic.
ton Of foreign courts while the vessel
" In foreign port The incident
which brought about the reference 10
the authorities, and the subsequent de-.
clslon, occurred recently at Nagasakl.
Melvin e, scott, a fireman on the United
States transport Thomas was accused,
while the Thomas was NJ Nausakl on
her last trip, Of having assaulted ia
panese boy. lie took refuge ON hoard
the transport and The Japanese local
authorities made u demand Tor his SUR
render, which was refused The Jn.
paneso authorities declared they would
send u detail Of men 10 take Scott of
the Thomas, Captain Sawtellp gent
word that any attempt 10 arrest Scott
on the Thomas would be- rogstcd by
force Of arms No nttomp' was made.
The Judge Advocate Gonarnl Of the
Army has rendered an opinion, which
has been approved by the Department,
UNFOLDING Captain Sawlcilc's course
and denying the Justice " the stand
taken by the Japanese, he main
tnins that transport, white not YES.
sci ~ war IN u shin In tho service of
the United states Government, aud
her officers ana crew are ~ flou from
the Jurisdiction ~ foreign courts ~ tho
enlisted men ~ vessels NJ the NWy,
Tho precedent established IN tho case
~ Scott viii be- followed Hereafter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
8. =. Lshus,
BENNETT, Mastsr.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
NOTICE,

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
LATE JUDICIARY ITEMS

J. 4, NrGagdloss, Superintendent ~
Public WORKS. makes answer ~ ibe pc
llllGn NJ ~ 2, Akwai fpr y yTli n
mnndgmns ~ compel him ~ Issue .
building permit ~ quotes - author,
ny fgr refusing tbg permit ibe Bqgrd
NJ Iisalib's resolution aRalpI gllgwlpg
iho erection ~ any buildings wliblD tbe
bDrpt plague district MIN no lgpd ~
graded ~ ~ ibG blgbway leyeI,
Elizabeth y ljooib sgGs ibg Hgbvkl
Plantation ~, fgr iw0 gDapgs r0D-
laiplpg ~ area NJ ~ ARE clglWlDR
$500 damgRes fQr gplgwfpl ppssesslgp
ll0D lllHg a ~, sVp no Sgrlb mr.,
man Insurance ~ ~ y DQljcy IN
'lDOD ~ Dr0perly desiTgyed W ibg bls
runaway DlggDg GrG ~ JgDpgry IN
TbGy gllogo y mss NJ 15iO0 IN ibs ~
gUred prODeUg
W, y, smllb'H arcgpDls W gUBrdlpg
~ The Gye minor children ~ lbe lqlr
las, 4, King have bern approved ~
resignation h arnepled by JudgG
Humphreys, AMI \, NgbtfQQi gppQlHlaI
IN his Dlare under tsOD bonds,
", T. teekmap w. WIN l1rsep, ~
famous repleylp ease gyer horse ram
Ink hack alive fran ibe bone yard
VIII be heard IN vacation w NJ lerm
W, u, Agbjll has gDDGgled ~ IlJG or
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
Woman's Age and I,
Leniency Of Courts |

That "a woman i az Old a. she loUk :
and a man il a. old az he feels Is in
old and true saying II a woman looms
young no chitalrous man would seek
further information regarding her agt.
Even "Burkes Peerage' IL gallant
enough 70 omit from H. genealogical
records the Date Of riI IN OF the women
whose nlmea are 'n'r set down y
remarkable case Of perpetual youth 30
that OF the Princess OF Wales. who.
though a grandmother. might be mis-
taken at distance for the younger sis-
ter OF her oldest daughter. Then there
10 her yiyacious niece. Charlotte Of
Sake Meiningen, who would pass any
where for 20 In broad daylight, yet she
also Is grandmother The most re-.
markable case on record OF a woman
preserving her youthful looks aud
beauty Is that OF the notorious Nlnon
de rEnolos. who died at 90 still beau.
tiful and showing scarcely a Sign Of her
extreme old ag" Women Of youthful
appearance ana mature age can usu
ally be depended upon to keep from the
public, however CUE Jhs, AN exact
knowledge u their age.
An instructive story OF French sc.
tross proves this point clearly Mile,
Mars appeared at French court of lay
TO give evidence aCalaat n ro"son who
had stolen her diamonds The coui
was packed not 10 hear the ease but
simply because i was the CUSTOM u
the French boncn 90 !ut the prclInl-
nary question How cd are you2" 10
all witnesses male or female, aud the
exact age of the actress was a matt ~
Of much speculation for whereas bhe
looked 20. malicious tongues said she
was &c. II she were day
A. she took her place In The Witness
box look NJ expectation deepenol on
the faces Of an present
what Is your namo2" asked the
Judge.
"Annie Francois lllppolyto Mars"
what II your profession
"a French comedy actress"
Your agoy came the momontous IN
qulry,
"---ly years"
"What2' asked the Judge again,
bending forward, like everybody else,
~ catch her answer,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
yEBsELs IN PORT,
ARMY AND NAVY,
Y, y, H. Ir0qp0ls, Pond, Midway Island,
MERCHANTMEN,

CTbis list does moi Include G0aslsrs,l
rrlDro victor Nor bkp sGrGnsCn
llHrkfeld n 90,
hpDUeDrr An, spp Lewis IIarkfed
A. 90,
O0orgr CUrlls, An 49,, Calhoun, nlb
~ " Cooke IA,
bosfuel, w. bkp l0d0Dler
EDlerWlse, aohr Washington Nernan-
tllG o.
An ~ Jah NHsmllh warren fran
NewoaaileI G0al y, " A. H. n0,
An bk Planter, Mcneil \, v,
49, katharine, An, bkp Saunders, 4, r.
Aloha An, bht wv H. v,
H. n Glade, Der, bkr htegG, Bremen,
w, u, irwin, An, bg,, GeonrauL ~
Jabes Ilowea An 49,, clappi Tacoma
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
6IectIop NJ 0yyIceps,

A. lbr DIjQWDri Annual HfrlJDg NJ Ibs
Observation-Disclosures,
EG EsaySy Vgt%ai,,D,,
llpgQlvlb My WR, l0W W'jWEjt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
3. B. clnudIne,
MCDONALD. Master

viii Issys Honolulu every Tuesday
n ! y, 10, touching nj LabaiBa, Ms
kuiui, kabiku, Hama, lisn0a and NJ.
DahuIu, Maui. Returning, touches n
shove named pOrts, arriving 10 Homo
CuIu sunday mornings,
VIII esll II kuu, kaupo, once saoh
ODsth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
Corporation Notices,
NOtjce,

HUNTING, SHOOTING, lOB JHE
carrying Of lrrofns % any Of The lanii
owned or leased BY the Dovkeii Company
Ltd, Is absolutely forbidden,
IffsspasseTs VIII be prosecuted 10 thu
fun extent VI the law.
BIZ pDJJkGBAM,
I6Dy,2Y Manager
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
News Of Shipping
Along Water Front

kOnh ports,
II ia posslble thai IN. Do,Ic NAV ot.
rive here Tuesday.
The Kenebee ia M ashmarket wharf
and will take ON ballast .
The Maui will discharge 5000 sacks
OF sugar into the Bryan today.
Tho Jomes Mako. ia iv,rg n, For,
street wharf undergoing repalrs.
Tho sohoo,., xa,.,.,m saus ,,.
pa.uIIo n, A, m Nond,v Win a son.
oral co,go
Tho uiL.h.I. IN dischorv,,. k,s,
bov. M auv., into ,ho ho,a q, ,ha r.
ID. Dryant
r a., x
railroad wha,, This morn,ng IN A..
charge co,i
r,. ,.., -,
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nanny w" :" "'p'""'s'"s nor ''rS'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
KlbsI AssessmsDf selles,

Ibf Nh ASSESSMENT M So, 0Tg1yq psJ
NO, prOsIiy be4IDg MN SeDltgbffili
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ahW NJ N0ysmhsri 1909 IVY .'''
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paylplf I'm NM ldll m h1YfWbH
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
N0rjce ~
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Tbse,E RJLlkGHAk. ~, LyDy
slgskYs9attSgsHg8 y; @M
WeDls Que ~ illf l0tk W MAJ COMPANY
b. T. DDJ6gbam Cg,, 10, WgpD'pj6s
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
Legal Notices.
Notice TO Gre ditors

~ lnlsnifrai hisrf pt,r aaly agp1.a'st a..
r.n|tffniuf FltI No. sllI 1nnfFfi n ne tsfiff 81
Ntsan vi formerly y habllulg lslAhf ~ othl
lsltasei iesist tsfels gNes n1ils oil red va
stmf shsilff seclfet b m1figszf on real g,ian 81
nl' tuN auueniI A'si ana ~ lfolef N4nlhefs. M
any etlsi ~ ne uniefSlEnei a. lae OAHU if a. thf
airesa q ~lillu IA Honths ifsn o. taie htftgi b
thgl VIII ls tQfstef taffti
hlnuluu, 7 " o., iefs7. ~.
SNhuLl 4 WOOlLEN
ADMIN sifatHf slih nW sli annektd W ne ssafr "
Mskanps. dsceaset. TIt.stlas
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
ASSESSMENT NDTIcB,

o sl9ekhQliers avg hereby notified tbsl 10
$:s 1tI$s \ 5; q, SS b
July ~, al Tic oGts 81 DE- yDtstagusd
~ Fo1 street !, ", glSHtB, ~
sf'f lgs,sss Inter SAID 'tsiDSpb cgy
H0DOlJlL lIDr ., 1000, 1870
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS.

Bieamrs due ana sailing for tho go'
mniDder ~ this ana tho whole NJ nexl
month arc IN follows,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
P0N EER
Building &AaI Association,

Tho Regular Monthly Meeting N tIe
ploDoeT Building and Loan Association
VIII 10 hold ~ Tho GbaIDbor NJ Com
wereo op M0sDAy EyEsjsgJ ps,,
!, 1910, ~ TAO 0nlOok. ~
Payments aTe tegyITej ~ gDlJ,
ms A, y,DEAH, so0JoiAyy,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
DEPART

N, B,-TA United States Army Trans
pOri may be expected from San Fran
cisco ~ The oh and gitb NJ each month,
~ route 10 Manila, unless route IN
changed by tho War Department
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or Tue FIFTH CIR
CUT, TERRITORY OF HAWAII

kAhpuWAl H. W, ., llkDEMAkk Summon
ths letilwI N liauai. 10 No Hlgh hhe1n ~ DO
leupy N Hpval ~ ~ Deputy, 10 sh,un IN s
laai " kalal T hlg n'plDl b. any constallein
hg IsnliUp N lIavall.
YOU AZ companl,i 10 summon llkDlNAkk
iglgnialt lg eAag h. shall bic vfiiisn AkSWIk
WlIHlh TWENTY DAYS Aiiaf serylrs hfieqf 1l9h
ant appear hefofe HE ,Ali CHuif Coun Az thg So
hmhf lem llemei 10 n holden a. llhus Island h
kauaii IN WfbNl SDAY ihe 80 iay NJ ssIemuf
next ~ 30 u'clOlk m,, W sh1v taua Why No
dam oi kaarusalt pIalnnn shlufi not N Availii
an eg gs'1ss1 ,n % az w.. le1 s,, sng'si p,'
your pfutirtlngs ihffrOn
Witness Hon Jatoh Hardy IuIgs NJ he Culur
our N tho FIN Cfgut n Lihue' hh ~ isyH
August fyQ1t
tslFeli HARRY D wlsihRp
tfR
hereby ref NJ ihs foregoing ia tug w. pri fSAT
rppy ~ me Original sumnunh 10 hsi tHutf fnl' ili
tai tDuu 0fiffei publication N me- sans ania
tnnunu..,e NJ sali cause unil NE heSi haitb, l0i
iolm NJ MS foun
Dated Lhls ssTlemtsf glih, Ig11
MARRY d wlsliARD,
People's voice., 1900-11-08
SEVEN
PRISONERS.
Sheriff Shawyer VIII Take Lot Of Con.
ylcis to the Stale Penitenliary at
Lansing THIS Evening.

Sheriff {. G. Snawye, vi iledve this
evening with --veu p7lsULeIS for ht
stat pent-n' iary ~ Lan>ln! john
son Turner anq another par,y will %
along to help guard tuem Tn
names Of the prisoners are don't
Beauceleiph, R. W. Joyce, Bader, +
A. Griflice, Con Ryan, VIM. Williams
and Wm. CITer.
Re,uc,leigh and Jo'ca are conf
deuce men, and ave sens ~ for mr.
year tacH. BaGeT Stnie wa'ch and
some m. ney from d harvest hand a.
Mrs. Hugh TdviOrS ruomirg hnn =
last summer. and is sen, up tor on
ar Ryan and williams are high
wayne, Tney held ~ four threSb-
ins hands ia the Rock Island ralIrra'
yards last Angus, md are sent ur
for five years each. COwen 'Sa negro
He broke into Mrs. A'mi'a D'tp's
residence ne nigi last 'ummtr To-
the purpose of robbery. snd was SER
fenced TO five years IN the peniten'
ii ~.
The seven prisoners will mak'
eleven p'i> ners sont IN TIE p"ni'er-
riary during Sheriff ShawveI's term
one month. This is ii pretty gon'
record.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
No Chance for Newcomer,

There is reasonably rich region
in that part Of Cape Colony which is
called the Hex river country. Wheat
and fruit aud the vine flourish in that
Section, the pasturage is good. genuine
farming is there carried on and the
people are prosperous But the region
offers no chance for immigrants. The
land is all taken up and held at a
very high price and those who own It
especially the dominant Dutch-will
not sell. Instead they want more
acres. even though they cannot till
what they hAve-for the Boer Is a
land-loving. land-proud mortal who es-
timates his social position and his de-
gree of content by the number Of his
acres.
People's voice., 1900-11-08
Most Brick Pavement

Danviile, H., has more miles Of paved
streets than any city Of its size in the
world. For several years the efforts Of
the different city administrations have
been directed toward paving the beau
tiful thoroughfare of the city with
brick. There is not a rod of any other
kind of pavement in the city, and there
are nearly Is miles Of smooth brick
pavement. ThestPeets are broad, shady,
well curbed and bordered with smooth
lawns. The consequence is that there
is more driving in Danville than in any
other city ofits size. Almost every fam
lily in the city owns horse and vehicle
Of some kind. If they were all assem-
bled these different vehicles would
make a striking display. They range
from the most rickety one-horse chaise
uptoautomobiles. In The summer there
is an endless procession Of vehicles on
each street. The contractors are just
large amount of additional
brick paving.-ChicagO Tribune.