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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-05
BANKER cLEws' VIEWS.
The Financial Outlook ~ seen From
Wall street.

wall street.
New York Nov s-Anairs In wan
street are in a sineularly unsettled CON
dition and Tor reasons which certainly
do nor DE conspicuous on the surface.
For the last two weeks the stock markei
ha- been an enigma I, hae acted a. few
have expected and as sun tower have
wished u has paid little regard 90 indu-
cnccs which miSht have been ana were
expected 90 have considerable effect. ana
there b. NOBODY 90 say we to,d you a..
because eNerN hodys expectations are
found Co nave been hased on mistake
reckonings AAout two weeks ago there
was a ereat rush 90 buying Large ana
influential purchasers crowded into tav
market and outsiders did not lose day
~ following the lead Of the profess ronals
Purchases were large enough 90 suggest
the arrival 90 q lively boom. and prices
advanced with q vigor that few were
prepared for Suddenly. q chill came over
the huilisn feeilng thas seemed 90 have
sprung up 50 spoutaueously and, for no
manifest reason. the huying has been
changed for selling ana prices have deriin-
90 sharply. but win sort 81 hesitauev
which suggests that operators have not
lost their hopes hut are chnglug 40 an
expectation that the reaction will prove
to be only temporary
il b. possible however 20 attach un-
due importance 90 the elections as an cle-
ment affecting Wall street interests Al
ter al. the political shake-up is little
more than a transient excitement. and its
chief permaneus importance lies IN its rev
e.auon % the national sentiment upon the
larger measures Of public policy a week
after the verdict We shall have forgotten
tho eNcitements Of politics for anotner
four wears and che fortunes Of the ma
don regular business vii absorb the ar
tention Of the Stock Exchange Forum
ately We md there little 10 suggest mis-
rlNings as to the national proSperitv
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FINANCIAL.
HAIGHT & FREESE
COMPANY.
"a n~....Aurn,s Nauv Enrr

An1E AMI
s. Broadway New York.
Branches-s5 state street Boston; 4o
Walnut street Philadelphia
CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WIRES
BONDS. sTOChS. GRAIN. COTTON
Bought and sold for Cash or on Moderate
Margins
10 snare lots and upward Commission,
i-ls Cotton our specially
Small margins and large saving on com
mission. Write for terms. We can inter
est YOU Send for our 90 page Guide 10
Investors" giving detailed information 20
investors and opera tors in Stocks. Grain
and Cotton Issued gratis and mailed free
Statistics on Railroad Industrial and Mis-
ceilaneous Securities. Highest and lowest
prices OF stocks from 1875 Excellent ser
vice. Correspondence solicited Out-of-
town orders given special attention,
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1l united
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AND DAILY UNITED
and Waf
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and an photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters Of yes
sells free Of charge IN United States ny
geographic ONCE IN custom House. Gag
tains ore requested TO call At the office
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
Tor transmission TO the Navy Depart
ment
Washington. Eov Notice BE- given by
tho Lighthouse Board that on or about
Dec I. 1900. the intensity OF tho light ~
the saition known as tho Chociaw Pass
channel range rear light No 3 Ala VIII
lie increased BY changing from post IAN
tern 70 a lens lantern light. without other
change The light IS located on me east
srly prolongstion Of the axis Of CnoclaW
Pass channel northerly part OF Mooile
bay
Notice is also given that on or about
Nov *. 1870 the color Of the sixth order
.ght al the sassafras Point light station
vii be changed from white 70 REQ Ine
station is located on sassafras Point X
westerly side OF the channel OF FroVl-
dfnce river.
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The Visible supply Of cotton.

From tho New York Commercial ana
Financial Chronicle. Nov. .
The visible supply Of cotton 10 Nov. /.
as made up BY cable ana telegraph. Is as
follows Continental stocks as well A.
those FOR Great Britain and the ahoat. are
this weeks returns. and consequently all
European figures are brought down 90
Thursday evening. Bus 70 make the total
NE complete figures for Nov
We add the item Of exports from the Unit.
90 states. including IN it the exports OF
Friday only.
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cAT,Mouxr ruNcTunED ms TIRE
Dcnisen Of the Forest Gives Daring
NhceIman "A Header.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
williamsport. oct "a bicyclist and
q catamount collided in the woods near
Jersey Shore Saturday night and for q
short time there wss an exciting night
Ray Clark o. Roucht0wn. was returning
home tate at night. and while passing over
d road 10 the woode he heard . catamount
utter cry ahead OF him. Then the an
lmal pumped into the middle OF the road.
The lamp on his bicycle showed the bicy-
clsf That he was TOO close to avoid q
collision and. pushing with all his might
into the animal the bicycle passed over
the catamount and the rider was thrown
many feet ahead % che wheel As tha
bicycle struck the animal q claWed and
fought the wheel and when the machine
fell over the animal pounced on II anil
ripped the front tire into pieces Clark
had regaiued his feet By this time. and
with stones ne drove the cat away and
recovered his damaged machine.
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Woodward Ahrahams 67s tons Marshall
sid Baltimore. oct a. via Beaufort
Stella r. Kapian. l02 tons Merritt. At
Bangor. oct. e.
n j Haskall "a tons. sid Rockland.
Oct g
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
vnncrs of Interest 10 shipping Men
Generally.

Generally.
A. ne city Of Augusta approached the
,.,. ,ssterday an innovation was furnish
"a en- front people by Farman's Band.
,e vas stationed % the bow, ana play
- overall selections before the steamer
,.,..sd her dock The band comes 10 sa-
.,.rr.,a 10 take part IN the Elks carnival
,tr r Merrill OF the Merrill-stevens
r,..r,rrins Company Of Jacksonville Is
an H. .ty GA business. lie is stopping at
90. pulaski
.-aI contractor has undertaken 80
80. mo steamer w s Cook. The con-
t.-. .a wreck the Cook was made hy
v.u.m IS l. Faric. the underwriters
.s.r. large force % hands 90 up 10
~. lmer this morning with diving ana
othcr gear
rb 1loctor Of customs. Stone. has re-
rrysd The following information rom the
r-.if.f states charge daffaires az Cara
as. Venezuela. regarding tonnage and
other fesr exactcd on vessels az the port
a. Nafacsiho:
pv an executive decree the government
t,s annuIled the contract which has been
ir force for a number Of years for the
tawaee. buoy ara Lighthouse service for
rhe port Of Maracaiho The fees were
very .Norhitant. ana have nov been CO.
tabl.nsd a. follows.
Buoy Fees-Oue bolivar for each ton. ac-
cordre 90 ships tonnage. for ships that
cross tae bar 40 Maracaibo without tow
Towapc Fecs-Two holivars per ton for
ships thar enter or leave, crossing the bar
with a tow. the tow is not obligatory.
Lighthouse fees arc abolished as also
the duty formerly paid on native products
found on saips crossing the bar outward
bound and that were not on the shin :
manifest from the custom House
Foreign and native meu-of-war. ships
on government service and vessels In the
eoastRi.e trade OF not more than 100 tons
ale exempt from towage ana buoy fees.
The steamer Harry O Day arrived last
night from Augusta with cargo and large
passenger list
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THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. NOVEMBER ). 1900

ncssee, together with their habits and Gus
toms. as they existed a quarter OF cen-
fury ago The story Is. in parts thrill
ina. ard IS close enough 10 truth 90 make
b. deeply interesting
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,TicE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORs
GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice "a hereby given 70 all persous hav-
ing demands against Margaret Collins.
lave OF said county. deceased. 90 present
them 90 me. properly made out within
tho time prescribed BY law. ao as TO show
their character ana amount. and lli per-
sons Indebted 20 said deceased are re-
quired 10 make immediate payment 80
me JOHN r. COLLINS
Executor.
Savannah, Ca, Oct. g; Loo
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JOHN G. BUTLER,

DEALER IN
Paints. OILS and Glass. sash. Doors. Blinds.
and Builders Supplies Plain and Decora-
tive wall Paper. Foreign and Domestic
Clements Lime. Plaster and Hair Sole
Agent for Abestine Cola Water Paint
- Congress street. west. and 70 g. Julian
street., weGt
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship CITY % Augusta. Daggett
New York-Ocean Steamship Company
steamship Berkshire, Ryan. Phiadel-
Yhia-J. Carolan. agent
Revenue cutters Z. g. . 10 and H.
Charleston. In command Of Capt Felix
Ifunicke
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VESSELS BouND FOR SAVANNAH.


Steamships.
Asaoy BO. l.T2s tons. Boas; SD
Shields. oct .
Roron Hall (BD. 2S7 tons LAWS que
Nov 10 for Bremen.
Cneronea Obj. 400 tons. Hansen si1'
Winchester oct. IS
EdenbridRe CBD. 1857 tons. hoffman sld
Tenerfe Oct. .
Homewood ~. 1.02l tons. Howland' ed.
Nila Real. oct g.
Ire tBelg). 1882 tons, Sytor; sld. AMI
werp. Oct q
Krkstaa CBrl. 1872 cons. Christiansen; at
Barry Oct. T.
N euel n Pinillos SPAN 2.iss tons,
.ampoa due OCT. IS for Barcelona.
Winnie CBD. 1853 tons. Erickson SID Rio
Ianeiro. oct ~
s. Quentin (Mr). 2i7o tons. stabb: at
Philadelphia Oct 30. due Nov Is.
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FRklGAT AND PARCEL CAE

This car carries trailer for passengers
on an trips and leaves west side Of city
market for Tale OF Hope. Thunderbait
and all intermediate points al 300 a. m.
100 p. m, 500 .. m
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Thundsrboit.
city Markes and all intermediate points
az 500 a. m. 100 a. m, 2,s0 p. ~.
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Car leaves west side OF eAty market for
West End 500 a. IN and every 20 minutes
thereafter during the day until li;oo p N
Leaves West End at so q. m. and ev-
cry 10 minutes thereafter during the DAP
until 100 o'clock midnight
u. ~ LOTION. Cen, Mgr.
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A..e GtaD. 7ls tons Marianl; sid Goole.
ORE a.
A.emore CNor). 1903 tons. soren9n: cid
e4ndefjord. oct s.
"ardiua +. (Aust). 7ai tons. Rosmanich;
t1 Marscllles. Oct. 10
ma Ger. 1877 tons. Dress: sid.
femcn. Oct s.
hf $50 tNoD. ss3 tons. Andre asson. sid.
ndon. Sept ~
',srio'te CGeD. 1898 tons. Henberg. sid
Hamburg. Oct %
No'mo (Br) 2s5 tons, Mallyraft at Per
fimbuoo. sept u.
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MONTGOMERY.
CATTLE PARK.


Car leaves Bohon street junction s %
a. m. and every thirty minutes thereafter
until II 80 .. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt a. zoo a. N. ana
every thirty minutes thereafter until
100 mldniGht. for Bolton street. june
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-05

a timely article Is "Macaulay's Centcn-
ary' by Prof James Main Dixon. which
has first place In the American Hustrat-
cd Methodist Magazine FOR November The
article Is commemorative or tho centennial
n the famous English historian. who was
born Oct p, 1900 IN Lelcestershirc. Eng
land. An exquisite portrait OF Macaulav
appears as the frontispiece OF tho mum
her 20 North Second street. ST. Louis.
40.
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New York once. No. O. Broadway
ofces IN principal cities throughout che
South wrise for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders
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MaEuincens Pullman buffet sleeping car
service TO Washington. Baltimore. Phila-
delphla and New York: also 10 Jackson
willie and Tampa
Dining cars from Savannah 20 Hamlet.
and Richmond TO New York
BUFFET parlor cars Savannah to Mont
Eomery.
For additional information apply 90
Ticket once. Hull and Bryan strseta-
Phone -
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shipping Memoranda.

steamship Miramlr (BD. White. santi
arc
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Tho short line 10 Foruandina, Jackson
Vile. Tampa and other Florida poiata
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ships


Harvest Queen OBJ. isss tons. Forsyth
't quarantine. Oct. q.
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The International studio FOR November
has a number % superb illustrations The
articles descriptive Of the inustra lions are
u q high order Of merit The Interim
tional studio. ~ Finn avenue New York
CITY
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\ new short story by Robert Barr. en-
titled. The Wizard Of Wall street" in
Everybody's Magazine for November. has
never been exceeded iu It's quality of in
tcrest by anything from the pen Of thai
popular writer. In its conception ~ GER
tain Wsn street types 30 o. peculiarly
true 20 lie Everybody's Magazine. New
York city
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NO. ~ No
" savannah. s. a. l.. Ry 0sam ) o7pm
Ar Fernandina. S.A.L.Ry 25aml . ospm
Ar Jacksonville. S.ALRyl f0am' s0pm
Ar Tampa. 8. A. l. Ry.. 5 gQpmi 1oam
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Tho North American Review Tor No
vember furnishes striking evidence Of che
cosmopolitan character Of this magazine
including, as II does among 10 contrlhu-
tors. I'VE Americans two Italians two
Englishmen. Frencnman. an Austrian
q German, and a japanese The number
opens with a mastery article hy Capt
A 7 Mahan. T.. $ y on "Aslatic Con
ditions and international Policies" m
which he cndcavors 10 show what the
United states must DO to maintain their
influence Ia tho councils Of the nations
under the new conditions created bv the
Eastern crisis. Gabrielle D'Annunzlo. tho
famous Italian novelist and poet in a
paper entitled The Third Life Of Ttaiv.'.
deplores the incapscity OF modern tai
ian statesmen. and expresses tho belief
mot the eaiNation OF hts country requires
'hat the control Of It's affairs be- intrist-
"a again 20 men who are animated by
the historic Ideals OF the italian race
Everyone o. the articles Is well worth
reading. making the number an exception
ally eood one. North American Review
Franklin square New York
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The steamer Harry O Day arrived last
night from Augusta with cargo ana large
passenger list
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The short line TO Montgomery. Mobile
ana New Orleans. leaving Savannah az
TO a. m. arriving "a Montgomery 7,s0
o. m. az which point close connection IA
made with the l. & n r. r. arriving
az Mobile 800 a. m. and New Orleans
go n m
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steamers leave Norfolk daily. exceps
sunday. for Baltimore, Philadelpbia ana
New York. and daily for Washington.
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~ Savannah. s. a. l.. Ry'i2 aspm1 5spm
AZ Portsmouth. S.A.LRyl Ooan b0pm
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MURPHY & CO.. INC.

Board OF Trade Building. savannah
Private leased wires direct 60 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans
COTTON. STOCKS AND GRAIN.
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HOW TO VOTE.

Cut out the attached Voting cou-
pom. and mail or bring " 10 tho
business once OF the Morning News.
Savannah. Ca.
Each Coupon must bear the namo
OF the person for whom you wish to
vote
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Southern Railway.

Depart Savannah on 0th Meridian Tme-ono Hour slower
Than city Time
80 An Inn
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There are five articles 81 unusual inter
cst IN the November Home Magazine OF
New York First comes Chaunccv Mont
gomery MGoverns Toying with Death
a. Sandy Hook .n Vnirh NJ M'Govern
describes the rather startling experiments
made hv tho United S.atcs army At tho
sandy Hook proving grounds In perfectlns
ineir big guns. armor piercing proic'tiics
ana high explosives. IL o. o neid never
before touched 10y ary magozine. and both
bis story and tho pictures will surely at
tract eood deal OF atteution Another is
VIII NJ Clemens article on Richard Cro-
ker. AMI still another is the "ChincFo
Mother Goose by Prot T Headian ]
OF tho Pekn University The Home Mag
azine. sA Bennett building New York
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Visiting tia Sir" a tale Of mountain
iife In Kentucky ana Tennessee by Emma
Rayner Small. Maynard and Company
Cloth. $50 In this story there are some
excellent descriptions Of the people Of the
mountain sections OF Kentucky and Ten
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The Century for November is FUN Of
good articles. good Action and good nlus-
trauons. 4 glance through its PAGES re-
veals the reason why ~ retains as hold
ON the puhl.r "Tha Education ~ sam. "
hy Charles dudley Warner. is certain "a
attract "a good deal Of attention The
Peril ~ -Way-Chiu" hy George $
HAYS viii be- read with much more than
passing interest "pomoua and Jonas feil
a story Is in Frank + Stockholm hest
vein. These are only a feV Of the good
things Of The number. The Century Com.
pnny. Union square. New York
Tho International Monthly for November
presents most attractive d., Of cor t's
II Mariner tho great French writer ~.
on tho oriEin OF religion. concludes his
essay begun in the October issue. Toe
Primitive oojects 90 Worship This "a.
per Sc replete with suggestions nrd san
ho read wien much rroat The Mcmillan
Company New York
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The House Behind the Ce1ars' by
Charles ". chesnut. Houshton. Mifnin a.
Co. New York. Cloth. 81 50 In this story
IN which the interest IL well sustained
throughout. a phase Of the race problem
IL presented. The scenes are laid 10 the
south. and the characters are drawn with
a skiilfui hand.
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Mn a. r Merrill OF the Merrill stevens
rrs.r,-r ring Company Of Jacksonville Is
d, ,l. .tv GA business. lie is stopping AZ
OBJ. pulaski
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-13

In every parlor there must be CEN
ter of interest to which the way is
clear. All fire lovers make the hearth
the point toward which all the inter-
ests of room converge. Sofas are
drawn up by it, chairs arranged near
it, the best picture placed over it.
The question of lights is carefully
studied, and wherever comfortable
chair or sofa is placed, some pro-
vision for lamp or a light from the
window is considered.
The grouping of chairs. tables and
sofas is another point not to be neg
lected, so that different sorts of in
terests may be provided for without
interfering with one another-that one
may sit by the piano, for instance,
and others have a tete-a-tete some
where else.
When one has no pictures, n flow
cred paper on a parlor wall is effect
i've. Sometimes relief is lent by a
dado of velours or jute running to a
height of some four feet, and finished
by narrow braid to match the body
color, nailed on the wall with invis-
ible tacks. The furniture in this case
should be covered TO match the dado,
so that all the lower part of the room
is left in one tone. Brass scones and
mirrors alone should be hung on the
walls.
Yellow on the walls gives brightness
and cheerfulness and sometimes a
sense of uplifting, but one cannot get
coziness with it. Much white is per-
missible with yellow. Relieved with
a note of crimson, as when a red cur
tain is hung at a door or n red cush-
ion makes itself felt, yellow and
white parlor becomes individual and
harming.-Harper's Bazaar.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-13

Orange Fritters-Divide the oranges
into quarters, previously removing all
the pulp carefully, SO as not to break
the skin. Dip each piece into frying
batter and fry in deep fat till a golden
color.
Chicken ayonnaise-Remove skin
and bone from cold cooked chicken.
Divide in rather large pieces. Just
before serving dip each piece into
mayonnaise dressing. Arrange neatly
on bed of lettuce and serve very
cold.
Currant Buns-A piece of dough the
size of pint bowl, add one-half cup
sugar, one-half cup butter, nutmeg
and cinnamon to taste, one cup cur
rants, little lemon peel. Knead well
and form into a loaf, put into a deep
buttered dish and rise two hours.
Bake slowly for one hour.
Mexican Cod-Pick fine q cupful of
salted cod and soak in different waters
until fresh enough to use. Fry a
chopped onion in n tablespoonful of
butter to a rich brown and add the
drained fish, with water enough to
cover it, green pepper chopped fine
and cupful of stewed tomato; cover
and stew slowly for one hour. Serve.
Corn Meal Crumpets-Two cupfuls
of buttermilk, one heaping tablespoon
full of -four, one beaten egg. one tea
spoonful of sugar, one teaspoonful
of salt. Add Indian meal sufficient
to make batter of the proper con-
sistency. Dissolve teaspoonful of
soda in little warm water and add
to the batter. Bake on a hot griddle.
Nodded Cabbage-Put head of
Savoy cabbage into kettle of boiling
water; cover, put in where it will keep
hot-just simmer-for thirty minutes.
Drain and chop fine; season with ta-
blespeonful of butter, a teaspoonful of
salt and one-fourth of a saltspoonful
OF white pepper. Press into small
:" dds, stand the molds in hot water
fot fifteen minutes. Turn onto q hot
platter and serve with white sauce.
Cabbage cooked slowly in this way
will be white and delicate.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-13
A Dogs SuppIication.

Mike" is the name of little gray,
silky-haired spaniel, whose home is
on Maryland avenue, and he is most
cunning and amusing animal, and as
wise as it is possible that little dog
can be. His mistress has taught him
many tricks. He can tell you what he
does when the policeman comes, play
ing dead dog, and he can call his mis-
tress when the telephone bell rings,
and is altogether delightful dog. He
has been taught to beg for things, and
his begging looks for all the world like
coaXing, so cunningly is it done. The
other day his mistress sent him up
stairs to get her slippers. He came
down presently with one, and she sent
him back for the other, but again he
returned without it. He was sent
back, and this time he stayed so long
that his mistress went up stairs her.
self to see what was keeping him. A
heavy satchel had fallen upon the slim
per, and the little dog, after trying in
vain to move it, sat on his hind legs,
with his little paws raised in suplica.
ton, hoping that he might persuade
the satchel to get off the slipper. He
was probably convinced that his pray
er was efficacious when his mistress
lifted the hindrance.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-08-13

1t is no easy matter to quelI 1.-The
fiery untamed steed." "The man who
can break ina vicious horse is not to be
met with every day." observed a horse
breeder, land when "A really good
man is found he may command a lot
Of money.
Il suppose that an Irishman named
Sullivan was one of the greatest of
horse-tamers. His power was wonder
ful, and owners of vicious horses clam
ored for his services. He always per-
formed his work in secret, causing
himself and his fractions charge to be
shut up together for about half an
hour.
When the signal was given, the
door was opened, and the horse, COW
cred with perspiration and trembling
Violently. was seen lying down with
the lrishman Familiarity playing with
him. The spirit hitherto so intracta-
bic was completely broken: the steeo.
from Which the boldest rider shrank
to mount child might have ridden
with the utmost safety."-New York
News