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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
PICKED ForR WINNERS.
Talent Had "a Good Day Of II on the
HenninHs Track.

Washington, Nov 2S-The talent again
picked four winners at the y auuings track
to-day. tho eighth time this has occurred
during the ton days OF the meeting
Summaries:
First Race-Five and a half furlonrs
Lexington Pirate 10 /. won with Impair
tal 10 60 and a. 1. second, ana Give
uud-Takc. - to- I. third. Time l.i0 rs.
Second Race-Maiden. 2-year-olds. six
aud a half furlongs. Amursa. 2 60 3
won. with Flancur. II to and 20 o. Sec
ond. and salvalcga, 20 !. third Tine
1875.
Third Race-Hurdle handicap. one ana
three-fourih miles seven hurdles. Pcrion.
Z tn S won, with McFonso. Q 20 2 ana I
90 o. second. and Sir Dick. Y 10 I. third
Time 3.ei as.
Fourth Race-Seling. one mile ard 10
yards Leon Ferguson. to 5. won. with
Magic l. ght. u 60 ] and 8 20 !. second.
and Charles Estes, to !. third Time
1853 rs.
Fifth Racc-Two- year-olds and upward.
seven furlouFs. oriental. so !. won.
with Bieusk.n 60 ! and even. second. ana
Hundvice. % 90 L. third Time o.
sixth Race Selling. six furlongs Lady
Contrary. z 10 lo won. with Flukc. 10
! and to g. second and Miss Mitchell.
90 60 /. third. Time l.l7
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
KNOWS NO DISTINCTION
nIch and Poor AIlke suner from Ca
tarrh IA This climate.

All ohrervant p1yF.eianH have noticed tac
cnormoua Increase IL catarrhal diseases l1
recent yesrs and Toe most liberia. ana enc
ughteuod have en.cr,uAy given their ap-
prevail zoo the new iutcfnai femeay, STUART 81
Catarrn Toalcts as The most eucccssf o.
and by ftr tno safest remedy Tor caiarra
yci produced
one well knoRr catarrn specialist. o.
soon a. h.-aaad made q thorough tes- ut
tms preparation. discarded iuaalers. was.
- and sprays aud nov depends entirely
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
THE CHINESE ouTBREAI1.
Natives Account OF the Siege OF
the Foreign Legations In PcIsIn.

From the New York Tribune.
There have been many accounts Of the
siege OF the foreign Legations in Pek.n
written or told by the persons under IRE
4 Chinese account Of the trouble Is given
in the latest issue Of THE Independent"
by Chuan Sen. assistant professor Of
chemistry In the Imperial College Dur
ing tho siege Prof Chuan Sen lived in
the Tsung d Yamen with 800 Boxers. He
translated for the Imperial Court all for
tiEu communications.
Speaking OF what led up 10 the out
break Cnain Sen says that In certain
districts the people formed bands for evil
purpose w1ich were known as big
sworl Soeio ties." These people asserted
that thcir bodies were bullet proof und
that uo weapons could wound them A.
the societies grew IN power they took up
milHia drill announced their intention to
ton Righteous and Harmonious MaHia."
According 90 Cuban Sen;
'They claimed the power Of taking the
souls % spirits into their own bodies
when they were boxing. which made the
foolish people sincerely believe their do
lrgs but those who were wise SIN deemed
% as suptrft tious
why were thc people 80 ant-foreirn7
The case was that the Chinese Christian
converts took the advantage OF the mis-
slonaries sheitering them IN lawsuits be-
fore the magistrates concerning properly
Thus. when these people declared that
their resolution was 70 slaughter Chris
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
The Hat,on-Iohu-on shooting.

Adabcilc. Ga. Nov IS -Editor Morning
News. ] notice an article in yof issue
az Now q. daicH Daisy Ga No. -6.
headed. Zach KILLED the other.' This
st. in rceard 20 a shooting ARRAY between
my brother Robert T. fiattou and ".
johnson. az Kennedy MEL iu Bll Ooh
county. The dispatch Is incorrect. A this
writing a. IN. ms brother no. dead.
johnson dld rot thrash him. Tee trosble
was not caused over game of cards. 10
which Johusou aas concerned 4ohu ou
got his revolver ufst llc was 10 sho' in
tho hnck Ii was Indeed a sad occurrence.
aud ! am gricvcd Geo Ho.c Co.. tht NsWs ihc
embarrassing ana incorrect statement
~ J.. Hatton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Cincinnati. Nov 2s.-Results ~ New
port:
First Race-Scyen furiongs. Prince
Usher. 40 !. won. with W g. Wcich. 8
10 j. second and soudana. TO l. third
Time i.3A
Second Rncc-Fiye and "a half furlong1
selling Utorp oven. won. with Flop 8
90 /. second ard Orric. Goan. 10 60 J.
third Time llns
Third Race-SN frlonge. selling y n
Frost. 70 90 I. won. with AZ tator u 90 5.
second. and Avatlr. 3 TO third Time
l.eo
Fourth Race-Ouc milr. ecllug + IA, 5
10 g won. with Pretty Rosie. Is 90 !. Sec
ond and Banlcd. 10 I. tl.rd Time 1885,
Fnh Bacc-Five and nauf tuEl nss,
selling LenUx S to g. won. with The Cow
eranter. o. 8. scc.ud. and May cherry.
so 90 !. thlrd Time lailis
sixth Rac,-SiN furpnrs selling FAIRY
non. 6 TO ,. won. WITH illuminate. q TO J.
second. and Ab,TIale, o. !, hind Tine
l..Ji.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Another death has been aided 20 the
llst OF fatalities caused hy eating camel
eoods al the silver wedding Of Mr and
Mrs T. T. Chambers OF Gainesville. Miss
Helen johnson. one 81 the guests az the
feast and q charming young lady, died
there sunday. The silver wedding occur
rcd on oct. p and large number Of
guests were present. many Of whom be-
came il after refreshments were served.
Among them were Mrs "a y. Merck NJ
J. .. Adams and wife Miss Tuulp eed.
81 Hampton W D. Mc Kinney. ID Va
johnson. John IT, Hosch ana wife ard
others. Those who have been seriously so
since the feast were Mrs }. D. Estes
whose death occurred last Monday and
Nils johnson who died Suuday Several
others are sun quite sick.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
CRESCENT CITI JOCKEY oLUB.
Everything Ready for the Opening
nay of the Meeting.

Day of the Meeting.
New orleans. Nov. Everything SIS in
readiness for the winter meeting OF the
Crescent city Jockey club. which will be
lnaueurated tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting this winter no doubt viii be the
best ever held here. within the past ave
years the thoroughbred has taken fast
mold on the hearts Of the people Of this
city and they now book for the ooening
day OF enc racing season as eagerly as
they do TOT Mardi Gras and other big hol-
ldays
There are five races on the card for
tomorrow. Including che $500 Inaugural
handicap. all wen nled The following
are the entries Tor tomorrow.
First Race-Oue mile and "a sixteenth,
purse. charlie % Brlen, Belle simpson, 30
Tom Gilmore. 81. John Halsey. las' Jack
Martin. Eva Rice. i0i. Grey Forge, Liza
s.. io5. Bohul. ls Siraugest. az. onsi-
dian. III
second Race-Five-eights mile. purse.
ST. Blur. 100. Irving Mayor. Gracious.
Tootsie Green. Juanett. i0. krewcr. SEN
asor Joe. IDS. Tonicum. 10. III 10. Glen
bow, us
Third Race-One mile and a quarter.
selling. Eldcrim. 90 FranEible. Mai. Man
SIR. 80. Hoods Brigade. 81 False Lead lo.
Gray Dog. 1885, Helen Paxton 10. Chorus
Boy Monk Waymau los,
Fourth Race Three fOurihs miie. the
inaugural Handicap Fake. %. Alex, 1903;
Aioroui. loo, George. jos. Triadtza. loe
Savoy. 49,. hummer. il2. Moneymuss, "a,
and May Beach. ii5 coupled as Wood 5
entry. Hlmtluc 40
Flfh Seven-eighths mile. selling
Chiffon. Ph.dlas. Sister Alice. village
Pride. Tago. Jim Gore H. lo5 MSs Rcd
wood. Frank Mcconnell. Eight Bells i0s,
Dousterswivcl. Dandy H. los Acush.a.
100. Herolca. ~
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

al tae banking house ~ this hrm and was
Informed taa. tae loss was estimated st
about 5000 with an Insurance O. $500
The plant sheds and incline went III. n
lame- The cause o. me nre Is 4ukn'wn.
lut fae pronrlrfor- believe fhnI su.nt.-
nraua c1mbgstiou caused tLe couaas llal.
Ihe only particulars iu the mafter are
chat 3. LulNlr. mauaFrr 20 tae plant
had gone over Ono plant SUNDAY morning
90 see taat everything was aA right DO
returucd home believing .H4t t. Has ili
righL He hll ut finished dinner nui
came ont ~ tnc house when be- saw the
plant in flames IHe nre seemed 90 have
originated in the engine room This Is
The FIRST misfortune % zoe Kind thur has
ever happened o. tho phosphate business
Of this arm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
The ThanLseivInE Carver.

~ TOM tlF AsAliiuaff American,
Behold Tho man who carveta the
Thanksgiving turkey
Verify. be hath bitterness Of heart. and
vexation Of spirit. and gravy on his vest.
ere he endeth the carvingg
Yea. he maketh himself a hyword and
a reproach. and a source OF laughter and
an object Of scorn and coutumely
Consider how boldly ne approacheth the
task.
How that he seizeih the knife and whet-
teth a. even as he hath seen the butcher
In the market place Nhet his knife.
And he tokcth the fork. and se.ketn 20
insert 81 into tho inside facts OF the eur
key.
Yet tho turkey hardeneth itself aud tho
fork glanced OF and shattoreth a cut glass
tumhler.
And the man smlleth gladly. and seek
eth TO conceal the broken gllss IN the
napkin.
Yet again he would poke the fork
through the armament Of che turkey.
That he may cut therefrom the white
meat ana the dark
And the fork suppeth once again. and
rippeth two yards OF the costly table lin
en-. which was bought for a price. and is
only used when the rich relations come
TO dinner.
And the hostess smEeth a smile that f.
fun OF the sweetness OF Joy yet IN her
henu sine thinketh woods that would have
To be- cut ont 81 pohte vaudeville turn.
Howsoever ana peradventure. the man
datcheth the turkey uuawares and pierre
eth II with the fork
Whereupou every one abou' the table.
yea. even every one, sayath that he want
eth the leg.
which giveth the man the opportunity
60 break the joke Of ancient days. when
he sayeth:
10. shis s turkey. even. so. ana not
a ccutipcde"
And he beeinne,h to try to cut on the
wing.
But he falleth. because ne knowoth not
that II IS easier TO brock tho joint chan
60 cut the hone.
And ne wrestleih nightly with the
turkey
he chonpeth u In his rage;
And his eyes cake on the glare o. n
great wrath. even as the glare OF the
man who sitteth upon the tack.
And he stabbeth the turkey iu the neck,
And ga the nfth rib
And in The solar plcxus.
And be- whlrlesh 81 upon tho platter
So that the grease, and tine dressing and
the shavings OF the turkey rs even unto
the uttermoat corners Of the room,
Yet then he ftin woull cover up his
anger and his wrath hv saying
10 81 Is wristen that tho grease 81
the turkey IS good for the freckles that
DO polkadot thc faces 81 women"
Whoreupon the wit Of The table. De that
Is called hy the newspapers "thc soul %
the occs sion" rcmarkcsh.
verify. it Is better as an inward treat
msut"
Yet In the fulness Of time the trukey
IS carved, even as man whittloih "a
stick
Vet when che carver riseth from the
table behold there is g,zzard So his
vest pocket;
Ana his shirt from, looketh like crime;
Ana his beard Is garnished with the
dressing:
And his heart s. sore within him. and
his soul IS nightly worked up. and his
anger consumcth him;
-. And he hlsmeth 10 on his wife. but undo
himself he sayeth.
'Ncrliy the man who mnketh the
freak election bot q as solomon compared
unto me.
Yea he who purchase'h the gold brick
g. a wer Of wisdom beside me. for Ncrl-
ly ! Thought was q carver
Wherefore / am uudone. and ind that
! ann simply q rceler,
and poor one at that
Yes. surely it o. 30 Josh Wink.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Mayor Woodward ana Mayor-elect
Minis said Monday the city u Atlanta
would he materially benefited 10 "a nnan-
ciaI way u the new union depr, was OF
fanH hy the state. The ci-y th asrc =.
would derive an additional income ~ al
least 500 each year, a Fum sum ient %
build a new school house This Is the
cltvs position ia regard 10 thc depot
Mayor woodward taii 20 Mayor-elc1t
Afins ana q news reporter who were Do
his Office. THE city would get no taxes
from the new property it re state bti
q on the site of the present depot II
che state does not build new depot the
Southern and other roals viii bid a
maguincent station On abe Mitchell SO Get
psoperty The city can got taxes from tho
goutheru on its new dcpot s. you SECS,
20 far a. the city y con .crnei 70 would
b. TO her advantage 20 have the derot
bin Killed 60 the House
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

The chi Phi congress. with dc'cga -
from nearly every chapter az the frater-
nifty IN the United States viii meet IN
Atlanta on Nov ~ and De- J. Lea.
nemtsrs OF this Efroug fraternity are
making preparations TO cu ertalu the
visitors handsomely during their stay in
Atlanta The congress meets annually 20
discuss matters pertaining 60 the wei-
fare OF the fraternity as whole The
congress met last year 90 New YORK
Au@teu Thornton and Phinizy Calhoun
wcre the delegates from Georgia. They
extended AN invitation on heh1N 81 he
Georasa chi Phis 10 the couer as 90 hol p
a. next session to- Atlanta. Tie inv a.
zion was accepted The visiting de.esate
viii convene at 90 O'Clock next Friday
morning az the klmball. and will holi
two sessions daily while the congress "a
On session.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
FLORIDA.

The protracted warm spell for more
than two weeks was brought to an ahrup.
close al Apalochicola Monday morning b,
a nor vester' that for a Few minute
blew cyclone Except FOR scattefins
few fence. 40 Dam &c was done. but IN
trees were completely stripped q al ioi.
lage. ana look as 90 stricken with a milo
winter frost
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
NEWS AND VIEWS or THE DAY
~ TWO STATES.

Gov. Beckham 20 Vi-t Georgia.
WouId-nc AssaiiRnt Captured-Poi-
son in Canned Goods Proved Fatal.
cha Phi Convention 10 Meet In
Misunderstanding BACK OF the
Tampa striL e-Mr. ElaElcr's Gcner-
osity-other Florida News.
Jim Alexander. - no attempted an AS
sault on Miss Lumbus. near Locust Grove
Saturday. was captured near Jackson
Tuesday nlorrirr Excitement Is very high
and lsucMuF ls feared.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

1T Is coutcuded that the accepted speed
OF wsrsalp should be- sea speed which
on be- maintained during a period Of nt
l.asi sixty hours, and taa' nt the end o.
hat time the ship should rot be- la any
way fatigued bui should Doe .u al mate
rial ana personal respects able TO con-
tlnue the speed IN lighting order.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Pilot charts and an hydroguphic infor-
nation Will b. furnished masters OF yes
sells free ~ charge in United States by
geographic office IN Custom House Cap
tains are requested 20 call az the Office
Reports OF wrecks and dereiicts received
for transmission to the Navy Depart
ment.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Corn Is so plentiful ia the vicinity q
Chelsea. l. T., that the farmer are letting
II rot ga the fields Twenty cents a husfel
Is an they can get for "a and they 10 not
think that price pays for harvesting
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Per barge Carl Won Dobeln for Havana
On tow tur MeCauleyl. a220l2 feet pitch
pine lauher. s. 5161o-Cargo Boy southern
Pine CompanN % GeorEla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small botue % HANS Great Dis
eosery cures al ki4lcy ana bladder tfo'-
bies. remove. gravel cures diabetes, sem
inai cmlss.lus. weak ana Amc backs
rheumatism ard ga .irc- clarifies ~ TIE
ki4noys and bladder ll uo.a men anu ~
men. regulate o...o4el troubles 4H e"4'-
areH. u rol ssla Is Jour afu@slai VIII
l., sent IS mai q scee.pt % 81 one sinai
bottle "a tpo months treatment. ana VIZ
cure ans case above mentioned Dr. +.
" Hal. cole maEufa. turer. ,. o. hoA
c.. So Louis. Mo send for testimonial
Solo IS 81 druggists ana solomona Co.
Savannah, Ca
Read This.
Cuthbsrt. Ca. April 2. 1870
Thls g. 20 certify that ] was affected
with gravci ard that took sixty drops
Of Halls Great Discovery and % com
plcfe.y cured me No o. worth 8 COZ pet
bottle 20 any one needing g..
J. T. STEVENS
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Gov and Mrs Hcckham. of Kentucky,
viii b the glcsts 81 Mr. and Mrs J II
Reynolds. IN Eat h me. DEC. Is. The Gov
cruor and tls bride Viii stop over while
en- route to "a vlsH to Florida. Miss Roy
noids was a bridesmaid at che wedding
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
rho.rhnte rInnt nurned.

Gainesville Sun. The report reached this
city yesterday 70 the effect thar the phos-
phats plant OF II. Z Du;ton s. Co. known
as the Carlisle plant az Dutton. was to-
tally destroyed By nne. The reporter called
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Barge Carl Won Dobeln. Estes. Havana
Master.
Schooner Stella b. Kaplan. Merritt. Bos-
ton.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Per schooner Stella b. Kap,ln FOR Bos-
ton zoos croseties. measuring Si G6S feet
-Curgo hy Georgia Lumber Company
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
From The London STANDARD.

'-''' ~" I1|1INWIl 8IHIlElEtW
The Wiener Tagblatt reports an inter
view between It's representative and Miss
Rockefeller, the daughter Of the Ameri-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

who have los youths visor strong and whole
oy thoroughly sttutoral treatment OF DE-
Hathaway. No metlc. me with simple temporary tonic
you. you need a treatment w1ica Will 40
foundation az your trolh,c wipe ottt mcnt-
ally. ucrNous.y and physically.
al forms OF Chronic Diseases inclu1nr Narcocclc
Structure. hiooi Poisoning. Kidney Urinary COM
plants etc.. cured rs Dr. hathaway system OF
treatment.
He VIA be red e. have write aim or call az his
ohee Tor free consultation examination and advice lie
win also send free postpaid q plain wrapper
Ci-pagc book "Manliness. Vgor Health" airy enc
woman who suffers from any chronic disease or
weakness.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

The earliest Of the British torpedo-a''
destroyers. the Havoc. has met WI" "
curious accident She has recently o-
reboilered. and IN the course q rt,'N
struotion an extra funnel was put % y.
ward OF the original pair. This funne'
close against the mast. and during ga.
trials set the mast on IRE. The boat Wa
not seriously injured
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

sunday q m
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY. NJ D. DR. HATHAWAY
"A" Savannah
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
snrnnnnh ALMANAC.

sun rises at s.H a. m and sets at 4:54
b. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Schooner Edward II. Bake. smith. New
Haven.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters OF Interest to shipping Men
Generally.

The talk Of tac importation OF fruit 70
Savannah has been revived. with the pros
neet that an investigation may be made
shortly into the advantages which would
probahly d. offered in distributing the re
csIp's 20 the surrounding territory. The
United Fruit Company. which operates
about seventy steamers in the fruit trade,
has q line u steamers into baltimore aud
MOBILE. abe nearest fruit receiving ports
o. savannah. The belief BE- generally ex-
prea 80 that tire large amount OF fruit
consumed in the territory supplied BY sa-
tBnulh would maxi a line TO this port
more tfau "a venture. All the bananas
ana cocoauuts USED in savannah come
through Mobile. which is the distributing
point for large p,riian d the soutn.
with "a line 70 savannah as territory
could be- supplied quicker and more salts
fact0rily. and the chances are a larger
fruit trade would be- built Up than now
exists.
The barge Carl won Dohein cleared yes
terday with a cargo OF yellow pine lum-
Der Tor Havana. where she viii be- towed
by the rug VIM D. McCauley. She will
be- taken 10 sea this morning. The barge
hHH been leaking for some time, but
preparations have been made to keep her
free Oh the voyage. Capt Estes, formerly
arst mate OF the American ship Henry
Wizard. which sailed from savannah with
a cargo % phosphate rock Tor Honolulu,
commands the barge.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

High water az Tyhec to-day al 1913 a.
m. and 1858 p. m. High water AZ Savan-
nan one hour later.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Cash quotations we're as follows. - F.
duh and unchanged; No. 3 spr us "
NToc: No. red. 70iaM72c. SO
4i1i7c: No. 2 yellow. 4iallc. oats
white. stisgssisc: No. 2 re. l5n8s.; atr o.
choice mailing. barley. 4lHNc' -"
seed. N.63; No 1 Northwestern -.
prime timothy seed. 81 .25n4.5; mes
per Dbl. 81 i2ia0l1. =; lard. per l'.
s. S5GGa5: short fibs sides Qooa
6.75: dry sailed shoulders tb'N i,
6;sc; short clear sides (boxeh. o-eAo''
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
URINARY
and GENITAL
u RVOUS

chronic these which r Hathaway treats eNuey
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-08
Stopped the Train for 4 Match.

ST noticed in the Journal the other
day." observed an old railway postal
clerk, ''the story of how the captain
of the little gasoline boat that left
here for up the Missouri had to come
back overland 40 miles for a repair
that cost him only 10 cents, but which
was just as necessary as if it cost the
price of the engine.
cit recalled to my mind an expert
ence I once had on the run between
here and Missouri valley, on the Sioux
City & Pacific, illustrating how
much may hang upon something
ordinarily quite insignificant. Be-
tween Whiting and Onawa one night
a gust of wind blew out every lamp
in the mail ar, which OF course made
it impossible for me tc work, and l
had considerable to co yet to tie up
Onawa's mail. I put nay hand into
my pocket to get match. but couldn't
find any. Something had to be done
quickly, and all there IVES left for me
was to pull the bell cord and signal
the engineer to stop. Ila conductor,
brakeman and some Of the passengers
came running to the head Of the train
to learn what was the matter. The
darkness in my car suggested that
perhaps there had been hold-up
and robbery of the mail; but when I
called to the conductor to give IN 8
match it relieved his anxiety, but did
not entirely restore his good humor.
1 lit my lamp again, and had my mail
ready when we reached Onawa Since
that time I am especially careful to
see that I have an ample match
supply. Sioux City Journal
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-08

other hand, II given grain frat, or
oven only partial feed of mash, they
will Their begin to hustle for more.
A hen should be kept busy all day
long, and then given, before roosting
time; all that she will eat: Half-fed
hens will not lay; neither will lazy
hens: 1t therefore follows that the
method of feeding is just as important
as the kind of food that is given:
No matter how perfect ths ration
may be, if not judiciously given, the
results will not le satisfactory:
A goo plan to adopt is to give just
q little; SHY one quart to fifteen hens;
of mash, made OF equal arts OF corn
meal; ground oats and shorts; with q
few vegetable scraps, mixed the even:
Ing previous and allowed to stand
over night. This will partially ap:
pease their hunger until laying time;
after which they will begin to hustle
for the grain: Millet makes one Of
the best grains to be given; as the
small seed furnishes a greater amount
of exercise. During very cold weather
corh should be fed; but at other times
oats and wheat will give the best re:
suits: Home and Farm: