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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-01-13
Man Knocked Out by screech Owl.

John Young Mayes OF Springfield,
KY, tells a story Of a remarkable en-
counter which he had recently that
would tax the credulity OF his friends
IN believing were II not for his good
reputation for truth and veracity and
the fact that he bears the scars Of bat
tie in evidence. Mr.. Mayes says that
while passing under some trees In his
yard, his attention was attracted by n
couple Of screech owls that flew at
him In q threatening manner He,
however, paid little attention to them,
thinking they could do him no harm,
when suddenly one OF them few mt
him and struck him full In the face.
The blow was no sudden and came
with so much force that he was knock
ed down and partially stunned. The
owls continued the attack until Mr.
Mayes made his escape into the house
He now exhibits n bruised eye and
several scratches about his eyes and
nose.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-01-13
A Plant That Exnlode..

A curious fruit has been discovered
growing wild In Batavia, and a sam
pie has been sent TO a French profee
SCR Of botany In Paris. II appes =. 70
be species OF bean, resembl,nv a ii,
gar both In form and color though on.
ly about an inch In leC,Rth' NM II has
a peculiar characteristic. which render.
J unique ana Interesting object, and
THIS IL the Exceedingly energetic man
hsr III %nich II scntters its seeds If
one Of these little fruits he thrown In
toa basin Of water II will rest quietly
on the surface for from two 10 FIVE
minutes. then II will explode with vio-
lence, hurting most OF It's contents In
10 the air with noise and splash for
all the world like that OF a torpedo. IL
II hardly necessary 10 say that this
phenomenon In caused by the pressure
Of The ola ne substance Of H. tntcrinr
Overconlus ~. r@atgt"nre of rs hard
QUITE, shell
The Z. ult usually splits open length
wise. II plucked before maturity and
allowed 10 ripen In n warm spot II
opens gradually from apex 10 base,
making, as II were, a pair Of diverging
horns starting from the same point. II
left 10 rlpen on the plant, since the
process II quicker and the Internal
moisture greater, the opening IL sudden
and accompanied by n slight noise.
though this IL much less than that
which takes place when II has been
pun into water. In this case the dry
but porous tissue OF the surface OF the
fruit quickly absOrbs the liquid, On.
pecially at the grooves caused by the
junction OF the tive halves or outer
shells Of the fruit. The internal tissue
being very elastic oIsrts upon the lat.
ter tension which soon results In the
violent bursting already described. The
curious properly Of explosion IL given
the little plant for the dissemination
Of It's seeds. which would otherwise
stand poor chance Of propa eating its
species
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-01-13
OWL COURTSAlps
Show Devotion Rarely Met Among
More Favored Creatures.

More Favored Creatures.
Very funny It Is, from the human
point Of view, to witness the love-mak-
Ing OF couple OF owls on a moonlight
night. as they sit together on the cop
ing OF an old wall, or on the horizontal
limb OF some giant OF the forest Perch
ed on the same bough, or the same wall
or ruin, the lady owl. though usually
much bigger and stronger than her
mate looks the picture of demure coy
ness. II little excited inwardly. like
girl at her first ball.
But the male owl, says the Pail Mall
Magazine, Ia very much In earnest; for
moment or two he remains quite
stu, then he puffs out all his feathers,
bows, and utters II softened scream.
followed by modified hiss that Is full
OF tender meaning, and then he nudges
her with his wing; she opens her big
eyes very wide, and gives him side
long glance that may be a hint, for,
horrible to relate, from the depths OF
his Interior he instantly brings up a
half-digested mouse; and. although she
Is full OF similar rodents and stag
beetles us she can comfortably hold,
she opens her mouth and accepts the
fragrant gift with a murmur OF salts
faction that speaks volumes OF love
and thanks. Then, when the dainty
morsel has been disposed OF, they ca
ress each other tenderly for u moment
or two. and then sit closely pressed to
each others side while the process of
assimilation Ii perfected. after which
they simultaneously fit away into the
moonlight on noiseless wing In search
OF further prey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-01-13
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 70. 1900
New Firm, New Goods,
NEW PRICES I!

THlS advertisement merits attention We
Il want your trade and we intend 10 have
it II lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get it.
Below we quote some of our special bar
gains.
Va As we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell YOU their best hand huH Lealher-TOp
BugRies tor 5000. ......., Sll2 %
Cauop'-TOp SURVEYS, trom..." 90 90 up
'lde Open Traps...............".. 90 90 -
layton Wagons ...........,......". 81 Oh
Spindle Buggies .................... ~ Do
Top BuRgieS......... MINIMUM. 80 W y
We also keep large assortment of Single
aud Double Harness of all kinds nnd descrp-
ton, Saddles, Collars, Lap-Robes, spreads,
Whips, etc which we will sell lower than
any other establishment
1t will pay you to call and examine the
quality of our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
JACOB POSS b SON.
@sA- The firm of Jacob Poss Il Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss Tor quarter of a century.
Stylish Saddle Horses and fine single and
double Buggies and Carriages Tor hire at the
lowest prices.
We make a specially of furnishing Car
rages, in charge of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings receptions and tuner-
ale.
Every department Of the business has been
extended and improved, and charges for all
classes of service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB POSS & son,
mar lift ROCKVILLE, MD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-01-13
WHEATLETT

9 perfect Breakfast Food and contains all
the food properties Of wheat. Superior to
Oatmeal. Absolutely the best cereal food for
Musb, Gems, 0riddle Cakes, Puddings, &c.
Just the food tor cblldrsi. Try 1t and lsarn.
mar IL d. II. BOUIO.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-01-13
General Agent Tor the
SYRACUSE PlOWS .,.
AND CASTINGS,

Wheel and Lever Steel-Frame Spring-To
HARROW, with detachable Point which
can bs renewed for 10 GENTS each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

lseturs Topic " Hsy pissn lasl
Night
Hog Thnu uiADa 90 hos foft. ad
afaased larWe aaalencs "a thr
i'gesbyisfian 0hufch ias, night upOh
the togic ai haekboae tile iectu4s
va ons of ths beet evef Eiyen iu
tha oiU aad pleased ever oae whp
heard him Rey plAon 10 oae % The
abiest lsotugsrs there ls Ia uha
uaitsa states, sna ~ 80 opsnius aum
bef of tAs vsaaoHs leeture course
vas = naiteuas success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Thsfe afe thoasanda 9f peogts suf
fsfias untold torture ffom piies. b.
cause % the popular impressioa that
thbs osunut b. cured rahisrs nsck
sys slis oiatmsai viu cars then aad
tae patiosi siii fsmain cured rnCs
a0 osats lh bottles rabys ll gents
b 10 lliile 4 O. and WbeoiuI 4 sgn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
slvoaos eslulos Fiiso

Rrs sfaitH Cemmaness aait Ahaiasi
WIaHsta aHith
Ms Snith yesterday nied be- su't
a. q deOrea uf shaoluie dlturea from
Winaela ahe aiiefes ahuut ne aame
a. b. ths iurmeI pesition bai adds .
CLAUSE shefsin sha enloinu holman
A smith ffom ohecsiaE upon of With
dlsuins on 600 thai she claimE hla
iathsg Transferred to him shich ls D
par % ne Dgoeoada oi ttSsl al ehlgh
sho realised ifon ths sale oi ihs Tfi
nmph baildlaE
laWrence 4 huston and naia a
uiefsf are hoT sttC 7ys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
tNoulne 10 4 osesFt
ts~ ea.,sfe ersss speaks VI pawoss
nlrs show

iieW haeNelN FfNHs NFNaNe " FaWNNH
nllrs SHOW.
Fawase hilia samplpet tboes says
eco psTtaFwauess hsre yesterasy sad
vs have ueyer sssa larger or bsttsr
plssssd Audiences AZ any uthvg eAhiF
billou in tbe g,tY Tue Asklean h,p
pliruma faass are okeltug ssd wsa-
dcrful aua the rrpfotugtlou ot tea
Mouutaia MgadoW massacre vivid
.ud uost gsalhtla dgama of ltfo iu tho
laad nf tho ,etuug tuu, was we'll
sorth daahu tba pfios oi aiuitalpn
The iaasoing oi eid bunsia aaA long
hnrnsd feAas stssFs, she WaQfqrtul
fiae sbooting oi Mlas Mas Lillie, the
ndius of wlld nustAnga aye all grand
ieatutfs Ihis aeav Naa he rePuta
toa of psrfafming sll " Adyegtlses ~
deserves 10 Roohss'er n Y heralS,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

N ~ W ~ Nese
80 sla eIaal Aaaas 81 Ae a ls
isasI nal talsaa ehR NJ NaaalIaa
sea Gts aiaaaasF safe ssfatt
Ne pfaaa kl.iIasNaa ~ eslaa l1s 49,
sais aasaas ~ ~ ne4s alasnll
the faemaf eaIafet 3 aegsl faepllsaas
asisalAteA 81 Iaereas hIas Nilh ~
iisa lhst lteaq asg ~ "a secs Faai.
iia raaanea la real iiia as ia the aest
siahli selssa aslaafama uanaa las
gsst taaess ~ asa. 80 aash
rsspestet ssiiaasf "a oessa ufsFs IN
asa paa algat ass satfsail suaa
saaa igaa laa tfsamissa tnd ssfpfaat
80 sissf 1l ita iasl ~ tsa haas 81 .
aafs lanIafa NhI0h 81 antnrite1 Iafat
tsd esfsIiailF thfsNa ta aIa ftfa
Mha afe soc aaa FoaA a. sos
eaatl sitHplF aafaafti lhe hit
Naar naHAS Uf Etaf Nfa sfa bHfa
I'd taan n lerraaIfpt asa sac 4lafn
ltpiF aaapi1t AltH fha aiImalam.
Nald Foaf lta af ~ N'aa It 81
rha asa naa tau auHUIF aaaha
s ~ 81 staHsFd st laa .funF "a tha . a..
aatIla ihal 81 uaNtad A. laHaf nat
aaaaf sac rInraaslaneea ttaaNht IA
bettaf 81 fompf nlae % 4 ) aaa arln.
Fiaaiy He FForuref t1 aah in q staGa
shioasf
ssY pard. o. yoa tase sha amf4
"Na. hut / hsuH aha Yoa all ha "a
gan dan 20 "a 4 SELL Bau oah thH
los esi ssideaiiy safIoasll elueers %
tpenss
Wsn. Tsa Ma nsCeY, yoa asesf
Nau Shoot and - 81 zee aaI1
tta ianoua fsioTwcd sne.
"1hsh-l gsa sFs almest thoutsd
ths bafalsF bfeaa aot yet seateesd
ifom tka bafning Altar falSA ~
spaotioa b. sdted lH a. ap8l2aUtie
aay. "iass ~ tool sgal a. Toa ara
and thsn b. aAt doea ga she bed la
thansfaesd sEsssment
"Og1t pos knUu na asks1 ths
buFgiar, femosiua Ma nash
Ahaii s~rIf' esolaimsd his host
a. = faU1 UaaapiCaoua tu tha ruguas
gallery ess eaposed.
"ibAte ule so the sgpiY
buFthef conversation ~ a saaue y hat
GOA ldaatlal nature brauEht uat she
isot that tha hld'a asea apsrtsd Fiai eF
ssa both haaagy and ia bard lupk
Aftaf nlllng hia libnrallg uitb food
Auk drint. ataklnE hlm With = douols
A and akaoting promiso ffoui ALA
tbat be guald not work che towu, she
fsi1Flasd ons bads him saod pls as and
ssransly rstafued IA biz siftueaa
6oaeh
3 Ihs Btowaway siu be- pas oa o, ,hs
hseoks thestre The iattsf pas Vt thia
aonth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Was ths rssult % HE uplendld hsaith
ladomitabie vill aad tremendous enaE
W afs act fouad where stomach liveG
kidneys nad Bowsls $40 out VI order
u E0u vAnt these qualities snd the
successes theF bnas. ase pr kiass Mes
ilf Fiiis Ouiy 40 coats. at e. a.
Rsaftos dug stOfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

MaQpiaaaa tepea1s FaTf aNfh eH
ine taaaitioa ~ taa nFel ga silaaIs
Ihs nia ~ uie nsta hai ntf'e Iapfas
sIaa oa taaao ahnse ilEasiiun "a 1.at
tsa cas- fasaiaie yola ufer sat Nia
HaTs aHh ssfalna aaa taiaY hesiit
tna bnnfaafg ~ spiuia rlita ~
rtnia Fn imia a CO. snd Wbesia
L.-a-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
HoTel noYAl AhAivAls-

o. g. Msuln q, loei Clalh g. uay
Chieasoi Geo 3 bsaehslder ubiahu
aa Oliy iipary hnseov 30 iuuis "a
o. uott hausaa ciu y u Meppmit
Nsw fugk B. W EFs IA lhlsagui
A b hagA.aa Apd piio saltwater
q J. tJaa stlliwalsg n a hiaucott
saltwater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
IlAnAn - nnHLI-

u a hakAa appke 90 an enthualaa.
49, luSipu meetius "a Ousiu iast ulshl
iia dlaEsna filan ps,l the GOALS ani
ahuped lbe tpigfs uf thv auDnud lia
iuu whg They sbouid suppuu rltas
fui lomulisalonyt tssan ls mahius q
snoi spsscb thia eampaisp iie Nlii
sprak at ClpsDani DiB Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

a Hsllleh N uu,e saFea alae. apa a
dase pi aauara's Hsraheuaa ayrap az
the beglaalas oi cold wlil saws 4au
aauy Weary hours and eien aaya ui
alatrssalng aad hsrasslng cough Pace
30 aaa ~ eeats \ "a lulie 5 Qo. aRd
Nhesiel & soR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
oouLnNII TRANaLA AIE III.

Wa received a letter raoentiY ve
wuro unable 10 feAd We falled 90
detsrmine lhe natloaallty VI lbo writer
The onlY words We eere able " make
out aere. "pF Csldvolia syrup repala
curos mdisestlon n "a lliile a Ga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Iha hlstaFleAl VITA Msat y paa ~
sos moat iategesuag enteFtatpmerts "a
sseg wltnfsse here lhe show vas :
tbdlllas one. apa she gfapd stAna
eebosd Witl apglaase almost eostlaa
aaslY Whlls u lasted Allaate Cqngtl-
lall1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Ia Angemia and most sonsns ALL
meats the digeslioa is weak ,ho mak
los of eoiof neah aad s,rensth out VI
alod u imperiect so that lhe pssieat 10
weak wAn. ueuouE and dyspvplio
rhis condition can be- corrected b.
laklas : eougse of hsFSias. Fdoe DO
eoats n "A lille a Cos and Wheelsr
B0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

AlLiEs cArTuRE FAO TING ~.
scrip Nehae "russ Ass'n
lenaon. uG So a diapatoh lbla
moralns teom ! shaashai correspond.
uns sage allies captured Pao riug fa.
Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

HNH N NH
va
maa fMtf aN
MsAM ~ Ns uklatoa aga4 -
~ 3 ahN feaieasf saa lsei aaai "A
A. lsa ~ aalsslla t lN
i.a saa .snea ca hets1
afha aless a. aaaea caet an
is ns aaag h aay aaaaef set
~ eai'rs siaa thafss ~ l,anaals
eas ialsaa la hai iAls mofalea ~
80 NHl iea 8faaa 81 sppasf a lsaH
aad tis e3ss sss toallnsea ~ ihh
ttoaiaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Aswomaa ggaw qlasr thsy Oogia ~
aad mare fault vlth tta unbseomiag
atylss " hals tast are alaRlaysa at lha
milliaaga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
foR GRAND lAsosNv

aaumsnt Salvation Army Private,
Ausstsd Yesterday sysalna.
bsasmast salvAtloa Asmy pri-
vaie was arrested yesterday eyeRiag
ou = charge ot grand laresHy tgam
kapsss padsF ahegin heayy shad q
Wiahts arrived ysstseday aooa wlth
the pragsf papera lpr hiu sad getafa
ga this mofnlpg wish hls msp,
Toe Daily Adveruser, "a Moatgom-
eFy AiAbama, sAla kaah ieatafa "a
rawpsg kilpa historical slid veal
vas admilabiY eKeeutad NlW boys
r-,Ae tktr horsFa sFaadlg saa she
shoatiag "a aplendld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Tvs last lralpa iaiiY NJ Little nogk
npl aallnes aod Mempk,s Ienp pltb
sles8 lonotttlhns lol 81 Loaia ana ~
palnls ppfshee,, eaa soaseesss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Muoies rlutea aFo guaranteed
eurs tor ali forms OF Malaria Asue.
pbiils aud Fever asamp Fsyer Ma
lariai Foyer bilious Fever iauualre,
hiiluusaess tetid breath aud tired
listlass feeiius Ihsy cure hhuuma
tsm and the lassltude fullow us
blood polsoa produced irom Malarlai
paisonias 30 Quinine No Arsenic
Acids ag iron 10 not mia s'qmaeh
Ca leath Eatlroly tasteless. Price.
sos pes boa Dr q q Moore 90, No.
$40 NORTH Aaia street 81 Louis Mo.
sold by 3 d iillie a 90. and Wheeler
! hnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Das tslsfsa egs "a aaiest tgsf i5is AHsh
a. suN tabassg sasi4 saa ipisfef. ~ n'aE
este. ian "a liie. aefFa ASA tlsel iaAe Ha 10
hsl tal a0nAsi egfkeE tlai AaAes Ntak pieA
silaaa Az aTaaslsis N pufs gpafal
l1tA nsQklll aaA HsaFls ilse Al4fs4s
slsflas beiasag o. pllsass W liss teA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17
NAAaAa III lAah ahAIh.

KANSAS CiFF cast nhAih
eswioe no gsd eiues 30 ha'a seasse ho
n bela eWsse
Noen ~ aIAgaso 30 viasi ,eNasiMe ~ aissd
Eth 9skel No . Aaea nhu4iNe
OAsha was stUae hp Niuttl saHtiN hp miAs9 4@@ %
|gaoi no : usEod h1aAp
+ Oas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-17

Territory u ukiahoma ones ot ths
Adigtaat 0sasgai
special baad oFdefa No D.
hsgseaat a. A Neal ist Rsgimsat
hsud Ok N a. ia hereby ordered 10
ssssu Die ,bs Firsl hegimsut napd .,
the bead ro0m oa trlday, Oetoter 40,
iuF ,hs Rugpqae 90 aieertainlug she
uumbsf of alea ~bo viii stiead the
eReampmeut iu bs held "a Esid u5t
l3 ~ si laalusiys. and be wili report
in sgtlug ~ this ouiae tho foauit ~
saeh mseunR BERrC unNEk
Adlutaut u. pefal
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19
TYPHOID FEVER
AT CHEYENNE

Cheyenne. We, orr 75g-JIas alarM
nfey 'as present 4 JJtSstBJe q. TfJaspse
tere, il Increasing -iDes 9estesesr
ING persons hare dje,; II lie etss.s ,,e
or t.sir1s serrnsa Haas. 4 rzlaE-.15,3-
ss,- ard ,be other 'be gg1.z s0a o:
Mr.. Hs9fgs=zs1-- maxim. three vie
5tt2s u fyptD5d tsrer IL stse city The
fs:sTs5eAaIs are completely r1rn 1u.
tYDrn 0rer7.0rk So. loss of sgeep AID
'as situation sst-s 40, Improve. The
people sre ROW taking ey@y v-se-s O.
'Soa 70 pfersnt .be sls-esse spsesdinx
Du- uey csses sre reported z. tie
rafe u twenty Q, thirty daily.
Expert Mitchell VITO sz. b-onait
from Denver 10 Investigate me s,u-
tJD1L ,sgs there IL 10 Souts sa TIE
world z;.g1t LIS Gje-1aee being typhoid.
lsfiar making careful iaresvixatson
ae Hasd Dc ssrsrai sazzes1jGns looking TO
tie improvement. d. the sanitation Of
the eI;y and tii.-se viii bs carried out
10 ne Ist.sr.
II ls dIs5etl, 10 estimate the NUN
h<sr II I.efe1Bs 81 at tais riuae ia the
c1;y but physician. ssy there are nc
.sss f.4an .ysy cs.s-a~ The hospitals are
.EIi ~ orerrowinZ and In some homes
,l1s entire family ate down With the
ClseaAs
II ~ reported that the zane eondI-
tons p:eTal az Casper. Douglas. Lar
annie. KaSli;3s and other O~ps 10 the
syoibern par, of the state. PHYSICIANS
Ray d kesese wind Or SNOW ssorm
would dear ihs atmosphere and put
a sbDp 10 the spreading III typhoid
With the exception of two days fno-
ul.4iiaisiy following the csiebrz,ion Of
Frontier days, there las b4-en 10 wind
IN ,his section 10 speak of saDce last
sprin..
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19
INTERNATIONAL
lyIkG sl-f-4g ASI.D

Eusllll.-lul- C.cl- 1S-lInl Gauss:i-l
surr-,ilIr -t.Td 1ii.s .liit.',-iiieIial.i-
cUIz-r - fl,'i,rr-i-itI - Tn. G5g,-ue b.
gwen In'isHfiisrLitt; u'ii- IN. .tire-.sls-
.:i.-s tt ri.'rs arising uu liI4s gDss13uI
81 Ni.tii.-s,s sut,..uXIGs-i.s N.ut siitnus-tsl
- Ase.tagIry 5ayF ~ NJ. I1s Et,l.a-lI-
Li.t LaIsssiILl f.lfiE,.s- ~ Washington, IL
/ nlta uu l',al,ltr = il lsls ...s..fTt.5
Ips atliisrslijs - -hs AlIi.'r,it1L t-.isss-
tIcf md liz 3.ne9i.gI Hvris,ulli,eIi.t.-
ti.I4s .-rlli. --lIE asli.-.-lsIuu 1.l. ijs,,-or-
l. q ira. u -iIs inosi tp.t.luos1
J'Vr.;ff I-na sztr1Iur asssuriIire - IA
.stII.s'l8 nn.grttn- NJ. LIZ VI oL;iLiIt
ltzt l.iss ltt1 l..'i-I Q.uG. IiI..,tii- II
t;i-u t,t s-ilt.t ApNey 81. Ilt1 II N.iss
7ut s.s'liE ~ -slfsaitied exchanges tt.s-
1Nf.'.l Li.. jfatii,lsH ignt Buss,.Gu Girs,li,~
Iu.slrtt ,riIisLirs Is -hs AZ jrpi,tssizis Il
lii. 3,t,ntl Hutt- u ..JEss,,sG i.j,rVTul
81 7t,e rs-Iuuf Jrlg.,slls ina .i,.su
added Liss It.sr fspE-E..,'tiiI r.auzjvs ~
;spIur Ef,z III .zns rr,is,llIaa .]ls,,.selIs-
7Egl 81 5nos'iIG.1F u f:ilse tu,sne stIqIssd
t's t..vtr.ctsIt11a - Itrge Mo .,asiil- L
fgr,ua- }rtJ,asirl4uil- sue iu.,e8r al III
s.ittsiir ~ ths ,JgrgHaJ 81 de i-.sil.3r
nets- II las ngG s:i-L,s-d Gur L ttr-naul
t'ylF 20 acceptance aiI- 1.he Euss.un
iIf-hu'Iltt tigra A..,str furnishing WIZ
q 'r.T1r tt fiss -Eipef1ciir ,sJtr ~ Etls
jrsnaI 1tle. N1s.'.t.;t gic lJ,;rss,sl ls
E-rsI ~ tIIe AussssilI stsggaHgIat, sl
Li.If 3 ts tssru@ IIs Lees ..net-l1s u
lIrlNg .Auss'ils:su adherence - tlHe
i&lI il il !llsa-srssI og.a alsv 1tsaI Ans,
7rla iua 5-aTs ilIG jris.ias1r jagsaEL
4piiG VIA stEp. Uss1 The ESayus fn,s-
y-ass73.c
3As uIgTt1lIsssi7 Jrsgrlis.sst - ciTE Lte
GrEz prue-IetI fs=i1 .Eat5Vr - 7l3s EARS
1rgl sly.s,rf L tr,insasr ss.9t- -he II
I.-i-.sa 1,gt.al uulIs-s;ss q 3ae Hague
;sestit- D,.L a3--E-he ansslan sax-
.tstalu 70 sz.ata.air z3e C2j.ese gu-s-
Tlcn ~ I'he Hague a,sGstar1or t5g-ir1
i ;sa-eyis-9 ~ flae ;lress Ni-t tse
s2ceJragg q riEs A..s'rW affs
a tpregu uriit5s etEe3sJ ltlfQ,.1sss
representative - ths -essss,s;4stsf5 t>rzes
MAO questioned tm regarding TIE
Hague suggestion. It.l. thls 5lsu IL
3zLsisra fTlel tae- ssfncr ibs work q s-s~
'iu,ars.g re Damages snnsr t.e 3pIt
- Ch5i4,- -AttG7rstIan De aided
w9L1c E2U>s s.,sa, sls-lag pointing gLi
i.ssr arbitration was .rae:=ly -'slgsss.-
- b.: EassIs
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19
w..A.,f-l E,.~.,,~.I 1....i..ls..

St Paul, MINI, Oct. 1J.--A remArkA-
biz seriss of experiments Was conduct
ri here to-day by Henry Fhy of New
York. who successfully accomplished
the feat Of carrying a0.3sp volts Of elec-
tricity through an underground cable
three miles long. The highest voltage
hitherto attained with this class Of con-
Jpc,or was 2G.OO yoIis. which wax s4-
cured a, Niagara FaIls. and electrical
engineers have hong been experiment.
ing with Il yiew to attaining a maxi
mum Of ZJ,dSD volts.
The cable consists 1f three copper
conductors, each about the size Of an Or
binary lad fefciI. each being eneloEed
In paper iufs. and the whole encased
in lead sheet and drawn through Wit
rifled clay condDits. The csbIe is part
OF the system by which the st. Paul
Gar, Light and Power Company will
utilize the Water power Df Apple river,
Wisconsin, the other twenty-four miles
Of wire being overhead.
AZ result of This experiment they
will carry an average voltage Of 2, 600
volts. furnishing 5,DD1b0rse power for
lighting and power purposex.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-10-19

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SLY 1r:il r,,s ,..sl:il,.c J .sszItitsif- snesEe
Crirr,ta 1.uF-Ilsr ,sf'ust,a a tfQIr-luuint't-.
akfno,,rsi 9,utstr w3as TeJgrTna II Ttie
SANE tro,,ttEiltI as Eat1 week saas fs'ss1h
a..Cr, Na. opened and lIis s's.d JsslL,tto MI
IN I'll. N view AND nenf.fnx 81 rDs .uly.
End yitll,t4 Il,ls Nt1uass,.s rtrt t's,EIlr el-
l.,Illns.e 1uIrts.sr c9ldd t.e hear'd CALI
t-sE ms vLtes iallue ~ Il he1IUv. 1.,Iiai,-
ing rt,iae and s:,s t'9I19 t,s stttzi ssttz4Isg.s
ul t1s tsf.c-
The t4.a-tl,se q -hp day uas she tes
TiiInp1Iy pf .At71gU, fylss.,sl. brother -
r.se murdered u.af.- He Elpid Vi .tsiIsr 10
tbs 5a1 rus aHy AputsPy Nas ar,tssea,
an1 z.ns.n said
Il rgul ny 1ett .Ia;id oI Mi Igutstsyf +
r.lci-f shoulder and sa85- Nh Euuts..F.
C,tJpn.l C;tu,5 t,s.r Ia. F,ls1 returned snd
-tdd n,e Nt.ar rpg have sssd - him,
lIie ] ssiTs eg.De over 10 iIaHa ruu t..h
1ne vital FfFu hErs tfad iGEtf~ 10 Tell 1zse
Wli,.s;lt.ssr s. IL 1sHs and % i.ssE yGu q
Few frlt.e- 'guts1lGu.s
"N- yqutser SIND Yes. Mr. G5tti,sl
wl.ar a.ira SAID 30 E@daiisa GlaluJ
Is 7rus
''1autseF JrEeesd,ed and sai6- .5usa
he ] -EJd 4GsdQa.3 Cyptlt9sg ] had Al
talk with Diti6 C0.trlA. Monday lnsrpttlx
iEc ne tt,ia I1e hs WHY ready TO DO tbs
shooting and vs7pr 10 Caleb JoTe-s
for It,s KY TO bis qftiae- and ae spld tae
10 70 Ia, Jaiu Powers. ] weps 10 John
Powers, ;l-s6 Joft Powers 2are me tiAs
EeF- ] weur to Governor Tsylos aud j
rGa5 Governor JsYIsr ,tLa; D1ek Ct>sas
Nas ready 10 Do The shooting. Goy-
sl,-lor TlarJn, sid: You oHab, not "
t-t,ioe 10 see toe sipr; ibis, ! iisrs beeD
ssxJ,e-e-r5nr tiis 70 bs done for some ZINE,
tgus object 70 karin. "a negro do II. II
is 100 important q piece n wDrk, Cro,Bs
r1aF i,s siJr. afsd BE- may be;taY Ds."'
yot;seT is-sttaied. and salJ: 'yes3
well wt1at DID fosj DO Desf%
I0utser eaid: ! III; Governor Jar.
lD,. aid TUESDAY morning ! went back
10 G0seri30r Jaglor. ] raid 10 him;
''J'ss r@an - co tie shooting ii no"
he,e"'
II interrupted Y0Btsey there snd ]
Ksi69 'iou have tod Colonel Campbell
the as1-ae q tt.T tDsn- and that ii one
reason why ] ea1Da over here 10 see
yDu Nav. If Fuu know 1h1at much. y0u
ea- a4ss give fne ibe aiaIDs Of the Htan.'
and MI 1tstrrser said Well ] tod hiu,
Ji-1 Howard Nas b.Ie. THAT / thought
he go nsra Monday might