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bottle and believe myself to be permn-
nently cured. / have discharged all my
help, am doing my homework alone, and
weigh 155 pounds. Although I am Al
years old I feol ps we'll as ! did at 1871
Contractor Roberts in 3 recent letter
to DR.. Hartman Us to tho merits Of Pc.
ru-na says: h
"Your remedy Pe-ru.na has cured my
boys entirely Of catarrhal troubles and
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now 7 have three
OF tho healthiest
boys in the state
Of Iowa, which I
attribute TO the
g God effect Of
your medicine.
My wife had q
stomach trouble
which Pe-ru-na
also cured. Alto
6 ct h er for my
whole family we
have saved $500
In doctor hills I
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R;EaIE:s,,r.l,AT,E.
..FOR SAFE

II 4 IN :
"a Lots "a follows. South side OF lithis ts
between Wood and iccolloeh Sta, Is It.
front, 18th St. 80 Il. front Cor. Of i5th
md Jacob Sta, CO. Il. front. with il.rooimni
house on same. cheap. Cor,s Of Main and
LIST sts,, % Il. front. with Broom house,
cheap Eoft. between 18th and 18th, East
end Of 9Th St. cheap. on easy payne rts.
Wilson ST.. near eth ST.. sss0oo Il High
near 18th ST., Mt 1000 each. on easy pay
ments, dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Cherry
and Vine SITS, sll5.eo to $4,000 each, cheap.
Jacob, EoT and Wilson SITS. In Centre,
Wheeling, $1,000 to $4,000 each, Mocol.t
loch St, SEE, % to $4,000 each. lin ST.,
$1,000 10th ST.. sls5, 20. very cheap, Near
east end';ot slst ST., $500 90 each, sioooe
cash, balance easy payn,ents. Water Eofr.
Jacob, Wood. Aiccolloch and .;Wetsel. sts..l
sth. ward cheap. on, easy payments. hfain.
between list and Cd, SITS. SO It 'front.' Lots
in North BcnwoodS on Eofr and Water
Sts., cheap. Money to loan on Real Esq
tate, $4,000 to 81, 900 90, In sums to auit.
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The first number of the high school
lecture course at Martins Ferry will
take place at the Star theatre In that
Iclty next Thursday evening. and every
Iseat;in the hoase has already been sold.
Tho attraction is the Ariel Ladies'
sextette; composed OF the famous
Smith Sisters. The concert will no
doubt please all, as the Smith Sisters
have a reputation par excellent. 81
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Young People Enjoy Dancing,

The young people of Martins Ferry
gave"a dance last evening at the Me-
chnn!c assembly rooms in the shreyc-
Hervey building. which was largely at.
tended. The affair was thoroughly en-
joyablet and the excellent dance pro-
gramme, consisting Of eighteen num-
berg, was appreciated by all. A num-
Der OF guests from Bridgeport and this
city were present. 5-..
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S. NESBITT, Jr.,s
Phone Gi3. 1855 Market Street,,
\ PROPERTY FOR SALE. \

Successor to Rolf & zane, No, 4 30 For,r
tesnth Street. Office Phone 566. Residences
'Phone g Elm Grove. y L.ss \ N /. e ~ . q.
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Bellaire Elks.

The Bellaire lodge OF Elks is expert
enclng quite boom and at the specin,
meeting next week they will take in n
class Of eighteen. The boys are getting
ready for the big blowout next year.
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, The Enterprise Telephone Company
ig putting In new pole4, and making
other improvements at New Martins
vile. This company has six lines lend
ing from New MartnRvillc ind reach
cs Clarksburg, Weston, West Union,
1!nrrisvlllc and most OF the towns In
the center OF tho state. They viii put
ina line to Wheeling By way of the
Ohio River towns. l.t.
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. FOR SALE....

SURETY BONDS FURNISHED.
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Pardon Board.

The West Virginia pardon board
was in session at Moundsyille yester-
day and adjourned last night. The
board refused the application Of James
Holly. sent from Mcdowell county for
five years, for forgery They recon-
mendcd for pardon George Ensiminger,
sent from Barbour. county for eight
years. for attempt to commit robbery.
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New Service Goes Into Effect.

y The new eight minute. service. from
this city,to Martins Ferry on the street
car line will probably gointo effect this
morning. The change provides for
four. cars runningivla North York street
and four via Bridgeport. alternately.
The change will give that city service
that 1t should appreciate.
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THE BENwooD CHURCHES.
Topics to be Discussed by the Minis
ters To- M orrnIu

d
I At the Methodist church Tomorrow
morning, the pastor. Rev. G. w. Bent
will take for his theme The Mission
Church" For his evening subject he
will take Are You Under Obligations
to the Church, The Epworth League
will meet ut the usual hour before the
evening services md the subject will
be what Intcmperance Costs the Ma
ton" Mrs. Harry Stewart will have
charge OF the meeting.
On account Of the absence OF the pas
tor, Rev. Paul MetzenthIn. there will be
no services at the German Lutheran
church Tomorrow.
! The usual services viii be held at ST.
Johns Catholic church In charge of the
Rev. Father Werninger, who will celc-
.brate high and low masses. Vespers
will be sung in the evening followed
with ,benedic:ion.
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WANTS the Cars fIcntcd.

TO tho Editor OF the lntelltgcnccr Il
s1R:-Thc mercury was 10 degrees
above zero this morning. but the Wheel
Ing Hallway Company had no hen, n
Itn nhIo-Blda cars. II IL reported from
Bridgeport TINT n child In charge Of n
woman wan 80 used up With cold attcr
II ride from BpluITa to bridgeport,
Thursday evening. as 10 mako II naccs-
nary. upon tho arrival at bridgeport, {,
call In q doctor 10 rentore the benumbed
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Married at Columbus.

Miss Bert Robinson. eldest daughter
OF cx-County Treasurer George Robin
son. was married at their present home
in Columhus.. to c.. NJ. Voorhcpg,
prominent lawyer Of the Capital city,
ms week, The friends of the bride
and her family In Belmont county are
Glhd to learn OF Miss Bert'a good for
tune and Join In best wishes for her ru-
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LOST.
MEDICAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DARTNER WANTED-AN OLD Es-
l. TABllSIlED n0n-compctitivC Nusi-
ness with $950,0e0 capital. with highest
,baultlng md commercial endorsements, on
account or the assurance OF four moro
years OF prosperity. wishes to extend !ts
business Into every state In tho Union.
and an excellent ol;crfis open to men OF
proved business ability ana Integrity, wlo.
after inreatiga ton, are In n position to
become financially Interested 10 the cX-
tent OF from $1,000 to M.UOO. on n salary or
slc5 per month, ind u commission Tint
viii C0unl anlnry. Address SuPT. STATE
DEPARTMENTS.6 2l-Sei Manhattan Bldg,
Chicago ~ .sE2aH .1Er nol7
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FOR SALE.

j. or exchange. Different makes Call
at Bar-Lock Typewriter Office, 100 Mar
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little creature. Isn't 1t about time to
Invoke the law to deal with such incom-
potency, TO use n mild term?
We are informed that all the trolley
lines In this valley. notably those at
Steubenvllle, East Liverpool, Marietta,
and Parkersburg, provide warm and
comfortable cars for their patrons. The
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Relief in Sir Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
eases relieved in SIX hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure" It
Is q great surprise on account of Its ex-
ceedins promptness in relieving pain in
bladder, kidneys and back, in male or
female. Relieves retention Of water
nlmos! Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this Is the remedy. Sold
by r. II. List. druggist. Wheeling ".
Va. tth&s
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r. -
Bellnire RepreSentefl.

quite n number OF Indies from Bel
'a're attended the meeting OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Sociaty OF
The st ClaIrsvIllc Prcehytcry, at ST.
clairsvllle, yesterday. MISS LYDIA Sim.
mons and Miss Margaret Stllwell rep.
resented the Second church Mt this
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Elm Grove line Is shining example to
the Wheeling Railway Company. An
Elm Grove car is as warm and COM
Portable as orV's home. What is the
matter with tue Wheeling Railway
Company? .55 u
BELLAIRE SUFFERER. 4
Bellaire. Ohio. Now 16. 1900.
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New Mnrtinsvillc Booming.

The laying OF track on the Short Limo
has reached Plnegrovc. In Wotzc! coun-
ty,Rnd n train viii be put on next week
for'freighthnd passengers between New
Mnrtinsyllle and Plnegrove. The freigh,
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The Ohio River railroad Is making
some ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In It's line
ut New MortInsvillc,, as well as erect.
Ing n fine freight depot, The building
IL well under way and Is 3Ox2io feet.
The new building, Is about 100 yards
south OF the old depot.
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Lyceun Course.

Tho Epworth League of The NJ. =.
church Mt Moundsvlllc, have arranged
for n course OF entertainment during
the winter. The first VIII be given TO-
night, In the school hnll by the Parker
Concert Company. which comes very
highly recommended,
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Funeral Of Mr.. Supler.

The funeral of Mr.. ]. L, supler. OF
Moundsville, whose death was noted In
the ln,elllgcncer. will take plncc from
the residence this afternoon ut l o'clock,
lntcrment Mt Mt. Rose cemetery.
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Tho Grand .J,,,v.

Hon. a. r.. Mckelycy Ia foreman OF
the grand Jury now In session IN Bal
mont county. ana ha'a number OF Wit
they are not likely to llninb Eernre next
week, ~ ~ 10 80 ">-'Ns
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Z BUILDS up the system: puts pure.
rich blood In the veins; makes men and
women s'!ong and healthy. Burdock
Pln0d E'itters. At any drug store.-t.
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FOR RENT. .., rs.

Desirable, residence at Elm. Grove, all z
modern ,conyenienccs Of gas, electric
AZ busch property. "a. III II ii
No. rs Seventeenth street. 2rooms-S.
No. ~ Sixteenth street, lcellar-sl0. Is 1=
No. ITO Virginia street-sl0. &,
Blacksmith shop on Market street, north
OF Twenty-fourth street. 2el5
Building on elley In renr Of Germauia
Half Dollar Savings Bank. sIt'Sr.l5i :, F;
FOR SALE. tg,7sfi 4. I
Store and dwelling on Eighteenth street n
Two siX-roomed houses, Moundsville, w.
Wa. 4 : t.E-5;
Cheapest lot in Bcvedere addition; lays
well; fronts on two streets and on alley:
rprIcc sl25. q ~ +
No. IS and No 80 South York street, bar
gain for 80 days. n 4 LIS
No. LIB Charles. street. r. ~ 4 ~
No. q Maryland street. K
No. &c Fifth street. ta a-
Ground co feet square on Eighteenth st.
G-roomcd house on Main street. .;lIal
No. 80 Sixteenth street. store room.
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap II
sold in the next 50 days. .s65 ~ ~ ID
Store room and five rooms brick build.
Ing. n good location. with an old res-
tablished trade. (. .saEs ~. 6saa,1
Lot on South Front street.
No. 90 Main street. tx n T.
No. 4i2 Main street q
No. 60 North Front street. 5ig .t
No. SO Sixteenth street, store room and 10
rooms, z+a "a IA "a. ~ E--sa
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CENSUS FIGURES.

Delmont's Increase Not Up to Expec-,
tations = Carroll and Harrison De-
creased slightly-Ngurestfo for Cities
and Towns. y$ M (,
The 1900 census figures for Ohio. Just,
made public, are rather disappointing to
some people. For Instance, Belmont
county's increasf of s,4S2 does no..
nearly reach expectations. Bellalrc's
Increase Of eleven souls in population
has stirred up tie people OF the over
,he-rIver SmetroTgplls,.HvShh99 insist that t.
1905 figures must have been padded, as
there are surely ssmoreipeople living in
BeaIre than ten years ,ago. Both
Martins'Ferry and Bridgeport show
nice increases. l. The gAgures for The
eastern Ohio c6untiesi with ,compnri..
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Pe-ru.na Is us Of
fcacious to cure the
winter catarrh of
New England as the
summer catarrl, of
Texas. Pe-ru-na Is
m absolute panacea
for tho climatic dis
eases ofsummer and
winter. 1t is tn Q
safeguard Of tn 0
home amid the bliz-
yards OF Montana,
and the ever-prcs-
en- t, never-iailing
remedy for the Ills
Observation-Disclosures
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the, residence Of Mrs. w. L. Noble on
North Fourth street Friday evening,
November 30, and Is 5tctmed the even
Ing Of pleasure.' On thfs occasion each.
member will be pergltted TO take d
friend. Y ffs al e, ii,T rs
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AGENTS ,1,TlYs WANTED, !.

-
A IGENTS--FINB CHANCE FOR GOOD
i4A men. to get into n paying and yperma-
$40, Cincinnati, Ohio. s4tY. inolTs y
iP1GaPRoFITs HANDLING LATEST
~ improved gasoline lamp: sells at;
sight: beats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene;i retail 800 up; l2 different styles:
exclusive territory. 4 STANDARD aIIAAtt
CO.. Manufacturers. Chicago. g5a no3s
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Wollsburg Briefs.

Tho Cleveland s. Pittsburgh railroad
station ut Brilliant opposite Wells.
burg, was entered By burglars about q
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hold in the sweltcring heat Of Florida.
Mrs. Maggie Turner. Holly Springs,
Miss, writes: "About fifteen years ago
I was taken with catarrh Of the head. I
tried several doctors and all the patent
medicines I could hear recommended
for catarrh. l spent several hundred
dollars md found no relief. Twas grad
ually growing worse and was given up
to die. Last September Pe-ru-na was
recommended to mo by friend and I
began to take 1t. Ihad no faith in any
thing any more, as was not aklo to sit
up, and was mere skoloton. After I
had taken one bottle OF Pe-ru-na began
to improve. I am now taking the ninth
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New Martinsvllle Briefs.

% owlhGE TO the large increase In the
circulation jeillL'l Of the 1ntellisencer In our.
city. local advertising will be read BY
more more people IL placed in this paper
than any other coming Ia HE cltvy Hand
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An open mco,inrsor tho Woman,
club OF Martins Ferry viii DO hcld M
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Gill Club Reception.

4 The following Is the elaborate pro-
granme for rendition ut the Publication
and reception of the III. Gill glee club,
al Scheehle's hall. mt Martins Ferry.
this evening: AS 80 K RI
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Cause Of Negro Riots
* * at Metz, Orleans.

The recent reign of mob rule and
lawlessness in New Orleans was the
outgrowth of the murder OF Capt Day
and Patrolman Lamb by a negro. The
mob, which assembled in the French
market, was composed Of several
thousand armed men, who attacked
and beat all negroes who appeared in
the streets. Not since the lynching
of the Italians about nine years ago
has New Orleans witnessed the scenes
OF excitement that have been seen
there lately.
The infuriated mob, composed
largely Of the hoodlums of the city,
took possession Of the streets early
in the evening. The police depart
ment was unable to disperse the riot
ers and before they scattered Of their
own accord early next morning one
negro had been killed. six others IA
tally injured and a score Of persons,
both white and black. male and fe-
male, had received more or less serf-
Gus injuries as a result Of the not.
After the first demonstration on the
streets had subsided all OF the mem
bers of the first moa, together with
many others bent upon the murder of
negroes. assembled at Lee circle and
the report was sent out that the gang
was preparing to march on the par
ish prison to demand the negro pris-
oner-Pierce-who was with Robert
Charles, the negro who murdered the
two policemen.
This threat caused Acting Mayor
Mehle to call upon citizens to unite
with the police force to prevent the
mob carrying out its lawless inten-
tions, and the entire police force, au-
gumented by many of the most
prominent men of the city surrounded
the prison and prepared to repulse
any attempt on the part of the mob
to force the jailer to deliver the pris-
oner. The mob learned of the for
midable defense which had been pre-
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The House Where Dante Ilve1.

Dante's house at Pontrcmoll, in ftaty,
was sold the other day at public anc-
ton for 1,5O0 francs, which was paid
for it by a man whose home is near
the old building IL was here that he
wrote the greater part of his Divine
Comedy. He first occupied the house
for brief period in 1906. and soon ait
erward he returned to it and made 1t
his home for several years. On tho
walls may still be seen various inserip
tions which he wrote with his own
hand and which express his sorrOw AT
war which was then being waged in
the country, The new owner, 1t Is said,
will probably convert the honso into
a store-that is, unless the government.
as many Italians are urging it TO do,
buys the famous poets homo bask
from him and converts it into a ~
scum.
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The True Christian Spirit.

A citizen OF this republic is not per-
mitted to be master of his own speech
when language is to be conveyed by
common carriers, such as the postof-
flee department and the telegraph.
Yesterday a man who wanted to De
vigorous started telegram as fol-
lows: TO hell with likes and dis
likes" 1t was in reply to an inquiry
if he liked something. A ring brought
a messenger. by whom the dispatch
was taken to the sending office. Pres
entity the boy returned, saying: mis-
ter, they can't send it like this; you'll
have to change it The astonished
citizen cried: Cant send it? Change
what?" The boy blushingly placed his
finger on hell" Pink rushed to the
office Look here, operator, what's
the matter with this telegram? Why
can't you send it? Are you a Sunday
school superintendent" mo. sir; I'm
all right. / sent it as far down as
hell" when the chap at the other end
of the wire challenged me. He refuses
to receive it." And. to be accommo-
uolllE LlC Alih hidhS ~ iSttas liNh6
likes and dislikes," which went
through without burning the con-
silence Of the receiver New Yor
Press.
.~-~-~~~~-~-~~~~~~~.~~
accident. When she went into the
barnyard to do the milking COW
switched it's tail, which caught in the
handle Of the milk bucket. The hook
on the bucket handle caught in the
palm Of Mrs Ross hand. Then the
heifer started to run, dragging Mrs.
ROSS about the barnyard until she was
seriously If not fatally injured, the
hook at last releasing her after tear
ing completely through the hand from
the feshy base Of the thumb diagon-
ally across to the little finger.
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SOME GIANT TREES.

Fro. - ~ 30 Feet IN Diameter ..a
More Than 500 Feet Tall.
would like to draw attention to u
bunch Of immense trees in the moan
tains nfteen to twenty miles from my
place. near Latoureli. on The O. n T.
N, says a correspondent Of the Port
la1d Oregonian. l used to mako Svegy
year . trip to the mountains. lasting
generally eight to ten days, and IL vaS
on enc Of my last trips, sboat fOas
years ago. that l discovered ON No
northeast side Of the divide. betVssrs
the waters Of the Bull run and tho.
Hood river. this bunch OF giant tFeas.
The like never saw before or sanee.
Before saw these giants had meas
ured from time to time some trees NJ
home which girdled 20 to 30 feet
around about three feet from the base,
but these trees could not be compared
at all with the big trees l found IN
the mountains. They would appear A.
mere sticks against those giants. !
honestly believe that those giants will
girdle 60 to 80 feet around near tho
base. and that they are $50 to 400 feet
high. They stand on kind Of nat Or
bottom and this fiat is; well protected
from discovery. as far as | could per
ceive, by steep and high bluffs not only
from the Hood river side up. but from
the main water divide down. These
big trees are. in my mind. somewhere
near the north line of the National;
park, bu; 1t is doubtful II they are in
It, There are two species of the giant
trees. One species has a yellOwish and
not very rough barIt, is straight and
round as a candle, has no limbs to an
immense height, and has nice, won
derful crown. The father OF this very
aristocratic species in our mountains
is surely the emperor of our forest
People must not think that this tres
Is the so-called noble fir" because
know not only the noble f1," bnt
many other mountain trees very well.
Nor must they think that this species
In one OF the common trees In the
mountains. | cannot say how many
such giants there are. There may bs
hundreds, there may be thousands. On
our way home one of my companions
was drowned in the Bull run. and
therefore ! never went to the noun %
tains again, but have always had q do
sire to go and Investigate further
about those big trees. Cedar 10 the
second species of the big trees. They
rival in size and grandeur the first sDe-
cfes. But the most wonderful thing
about them seems to be that they are,
in spite of their Immense diameter and
age, seemingly sound and hard through
and through
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lice to close all saloons in the city
and martial law was declared, enab-
ling the regular and special police to
arrest many suspicious characters
who were heavily armed and could
not give a satisfactory account OF
themselves. This, however. did not
prevent the long list of fatalities that
have followed.
The Grit-advocate., 1900-08-24

1t Is very probable that the rioting
would have resulted more seriously
had it not been for the prompt action
of the mayor, who ordered the closing
of all stores in the city whero dre-
arms could be secured. thus prevent
ing many Of the rioters from arming
themselves He also ordered the Do-
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who appeared. and many white per-
sons fell victims to the stray bullets
of the excited men.
Fearing a new outbreak OF the riot
on the third morning after the out
break Mayor Capdevielle swore in 500
citizens as special police officers, and
he later called upon Governor Heard
The Grit-advocate., 1900-08-24
Wireless TeiesrAphy st sss.

A Wireless-teleGraph service has been
opened between the German island OF
Borkum and the Borkum Reef light
ship, In the North sea- Ships are 70.
ported by this means between tho
hours of Ga m and 8 D m.
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for state troops. Governor Heard re-
sponded Immediately, and during the
afternoon 1900 militiamen were Or
dsred to the rioting city. They were
all armed, with instructions to shed
The Grit-advocate., 1900-08-24
Quail Arc Shy and Sty.

Almost as soon as they are Ou4 OF
the shell quail seem to have the power
of making themselves invisible Al th,a
wave Of wand. The ground may be
as bare as a floor, but somehow they
manage to vanish utterly from the sye.
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federation is accomplished, this indus
try must increase, and Lithgow, a
center of iron and coal deposits, is
certain to become one of the chief
manufacturing centers of Australasia.
j. Hunter Stephenson. in Chicago
Record.