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neIixerance of Home.

ROME. Sept. 2o-The thirtieth anniver-
sary of the delverance of Rome was cee-
brated today throughout italy. Every
where shops were closed and houses and
public buildings hung with flags In spite
of the rainy weather the capital was
crowded with enthusiastic visitors to Wit
ness the municipality proceed to the PAN
theon and place wreaths upon the tombs
OF Victor Emmanuel II. and Humbert l.
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MS WIND UNBALANCED.
Father of the Late Emma sbhou In
CHICAGO Detention Hospital.

CHICAGO. sept. 90 Seth Abbott
father ~ the late Emma Abbott fhe
singer. - a. the datenuoa hospital lie
vas arrested at lowell. Mas several
days ago because ~ hts queer conduct
Frederic Abbott. son ~ thr OLD nsa
and who lives 81 this city brought Ma
father from Lowell. when Mr. ANhaft
reached chicago he vas Vtaifni ana y
was found necessary 20 take him 20 The
detention hospital He viii he brought
before the county court fourFr5 W. ard
given special trial Sc 60 his sanity,
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co,or.ao oonsre..ionai Nomination.

DENVER. Sept % -The Repuhlican
convention % the First congressional dis
triet held at Greeley t9siay nominated
Robert w Bonying. % Denver. for con-
grrss
The Republicans % the Second congress
zl6nai district tn convention a. Cripple
crock nominated H. NJ HogE. ~ Telu-
ride FOR congress,
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LONDON. Sept. 20.-The manifesto Of
Joseph Chamberlain, secretary Of state for
the colonies and member of parliament
for West Birmingham, was issued TO his
constituents tonight. He says:
Our opponents assert that We deliber-
ately provoked a war for which We had
made no preparation. The first statement
is untrue and the second is greatly exag-
gerated. The war was forced on US by a
sudden Invasion while the negotiations,
conducted with the greatest moderation
on our part. were nroceeding."
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N9Vrp0 o.. Sept. aa Mayor samuel
NJ Jones today resueel sac uuAnjuraHs
nomination rf fAc DewoNraile trnNves-
st,ra1 convention ard Neslav - CN~hran.
rsfitoT ~ the See vas nominated
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HARRISBURG Pa sept e0.-The az.
tempt of District Organizer TAuEherty
90 organize branches ~ tho United Nine
Workers az Tower CITY and Williams
town has been % fAilure and the indica-
tons are that the miners az these places
win not i0in The strikers ~ Tsykens and
Wicuu&icu Everything was quiet today
tn the i.ykeus valley region and there Il
no fear Of clash between the strikers
ana nnnatrlknrs
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TO BRING HOME THE DEAD.
burial Corps 60 fake Passage on
Hancock for Manila.

WASHINGTON. Sept s0.--Col william
8 Paftcn. ~ the quartermaster's depart
ment. on duty az tho war department has
completed arrangements for the free
characterization 10 the United States OF the
remains ~ soldiers and sailors and civN-
ians who lost their lives and were hurried
IN the island possessions of the United
States and IN China.
According 20 the present plans ~ the
denartfnent q burial corps viii take pass
age on the transport Hancock. scheduled
10 leave san Francisco on October ! for
the Philippines.
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LINCOLN Sept ~ Mr. Bryan viii
seena tomorrow and Saturday campaign
ING in the vicinity ~ iANColn Ne will
rect AZ hts homo during the arat thvce
Aays 81 next week and on Thursday wlll
atari on hie Dakota trip III sAtd today
thar he would continue his work IN oui-
stfe statcs not returning % Nebraska
unfn two or thrrp fays Aofore the clcc-
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Forty Were Drowned.

LONDON. Sept. GA dispatch from
Athens TO Lloyds, giving further details
OF the disaster TO the Egyptian mail
steamer Charkich, now ashore on the
island OF Andres. one OF the Cyclades,
says that forty of the passengers and L en-
were drowned
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erosion Ia. Sept. - The prohlbi-
ton special train arrived at Charlton, Ia
early today and a committee escorted the
candidates TO the courthouse SQUARE.
where an open meeting was heid John
a woclcy, the presidential candidate,
denounced tho canteen policy ana lis aup-
erosion the party was also greeted by a
large crowd
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LONDON. Sept. 19.--Justin Mccarthy,
the novelist and historian. who has been
member OF parliament for North Lang
chairman OF the Irish parliamentary par
~. announces his retirement from public
life on account OF failing health.
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wILRFSBARRE Pa sept - The
strikers succeeded tod1F in Inducing
about eftv men emp}oeei 80 The West End
Coal courary-s roi'ierV lu BacanHqua.
tha a7iy mire ~ work ~ the upper region
20 of.ft work TNiH ~ fhe FIRST break IN
the varkIug force ~ tie mine stree the
ufrfka hewaw
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German Socialist Congress.

MAINZ. Sept. 20.-The German Social
list congress today adopted, by an over
whelming majority, at Calwer, a resolu-
ton advocating the abolition of the pro-
tective tariff, the adoption OF free trade
and the imperialization Of railways. and
protesting against spheres OF influence, ="
especially in China
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FUSION PRorFER REJECTED.
Texas Hawiey Republican. Nominate
Ticket.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept. 20 The
Hawley wing OF the Texas Republican
convention nominated the following state
ticket: Governor II. T.. Nanny, lieuten-
ant governor. John r. Schnitz: attorney
general. j. Mccormick. treasurer. G. X
land commissioner. c. a. brewster: super
intendent Of public instruction. David
Abner. railroad commissioner, c. Il.
Peck
Proposals from the Mddie-of- tina Road
popuiists for fusion were rejected
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DALLAS. Tex. sept s-Iulce y X
ffousau. ~ Dallas has declined ;he Pros
hihisou nomination for governor Per
sorai Interests are given as the reason.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 4o-Caut EiockmRer
commander Of tAo United States naval Tee
cruttlne station herr has received iastrlc-
tisns ~ enlist 31i men ,or service ora ,Ac
bRttleahips ~ the Pacific squadron This
men win De sent 30 The navy wand and
training stations az Mare island for pre-
iiminary Instructions
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cipal provision providing for the election
by the board OF delegates OF eleven or
more members OF the executive commits
tee instead OF eleven only was adopted.
Charles Richardson, Of Philadelphia,
vice-president OF the National Municipal
League. was the first speaker on today's
the Model Charter Confer Dangerous
Powers on the Mayor"
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WASH NGTo%. sept - President Nc
Ktniey has heen advised hy ex-Cov Reg
on Molcott Of Massachueetta - his der-
unataon ~ she ofYsr ~ thc post ~ ana-
haasader 20 ttAlv. The position was tend
erred NJ Wotrctt upon che rrerirt * the
resignation 10 AuihASsAtor Draper
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis sept G-At TO-
DAYS session ~ the Natiouai Municipal
League the recommendation ~ the cN-
ecuflve committee 90 the three slight
amendments to the bylaws. the prin-
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sHAAIOKI%. PA sept. Bone hunire
more men az Locust Cap roilicry. operat-
Tror Company. }pius1 the ranks II ia
strikers today.
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HOUSTON. Tex. Sept M-The Post
prints list 90 dead at other points than
Galveston. which totals ga Names are
published On many eases but most nf
these have already Seen mentioned by
the Associated Press.
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PERM, Sept. 20.-The Dutch cruiser
Gelderland Is going to Delagoa bay in
order 10 take on board former President
Kruger and convey him to Holland.
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HITCHCOCK Tex. sept - The dis.
treas in this vicinity ta atnl appalling
ffty per cent ~ the buildings IN the
coast country were destroyed The main
land dead in this section win number go
ngrsung
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DUX, Bohemia, Sept. 20.--An explosion
occurred al the French Gluck mine yes
terday Thirty-five persons were killed
and fifteen injured Five persons are
missing.
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MIDDLEToWS. y. y. Sept. ea-PoHn-
ius sire ~ many rotgd rrnrE aud road
horses and son - By sdlck Hambietoa-
ian. IL dead at Walden, aged = years.
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THE HAGUE. Sept 20.--The Neither
lands budget for 1901 shows a deficit of
5250.000 forms.
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PARIS sept M-The Galveston fund
being raised here has reached 10000
francs
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GLASGOW. Sept 2o.--Two additional
cases of bubonic plague have been re-
ported here.
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ssentlons and labor conventions They in
dorse Bryan, the free coinage az eiivar
ana ana in particular demand an eight-hour
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
A claim Rspudiatsd

Frank Ferreira, the ywsll-known
hack Inspector, 10 laughing ct .
claim by orb 8. Decker, which sp.
pears in thin mornings Advertiser,
in regsrdto the stopping by Decker
Of q runaway horse on Saturday last
ON Bethel street. FsrreirA stopped
the runaway at the risk OF broken
neck, and his venture Was witnessed
by several offcials OF the Police De-
partment. Mr.. Decker might have
done a brave act, but it was evil
IDENTIFY not visible to tho rsked eye
Of those present.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
TROUBLE OVER HAWAIIAN
LAND.
Many Sales and Leases of Property
Are Said to be Illegal. "a

o. \ ~
Honolulu, Nov. 6.--Tbe Honolulu |
Republican will say tomorrow:
Every lease and sale OF public land
in, Hawaii since the 18th day OF
September, 1899, is illegal and void.
That is the. position taken by the
Hon. j. W. Griggs, Attorney Cen
eral OF the Uhitea States, and suits
will be instituted at once in the
United States District Court forithe
District of Hawaii to set aside
every such lease and sale made by
the local government OF the Hawai-.
ian Islands. If gNr.tfs =,
At'the meeting Of the Executive
;CoGhcil yesterday this was the all
ssubject :, Ok I djshu ssion,
Land Commissioner J atob j. Brown
Brought up the subject before MI,
DoiS and his Executive Ooubcils
The matter was discussed for soma
time, aud Attorney. Gen'rd1 Dole
WAN Instructed to at oncs begin
preparations for sniwefipR tho
suits which will be filed, in tho
nam" OF the United States..by. Unit
cd States Attorney John c., Bsird.,
Brown, the Land Commissionsr was
instructed 10, prepare 4 list, 81 ALI
x !. <
tbe,lspd audowatsr rights sold aud
leased by the Territory, since the
2s.hs.aay Of sepssmbst g99S ia
preparation for the suit and Ia re-
sponss to ths dsmSu& FOR i1sh.; in4
formation on the part OF the Ma
tional Government. l., aH
ConGress expressly ratified and
oon6tmed oil sslea,. graptl,, leases
and other dispoaitions Of the public
domain gfanted0by the Hawaiian
;Govsgp msn., in conformity withahs
laws OF Hawaii, between ,sths 9TH
day OF, July, 1898, sud the 18th day
l:of SeptsmbsE 1889. But Any.sales,
| lsaseslpr xtants siaGa .hs lSat ,nalnsd
[dats,tsths Attorney General holds,
are illegal and void. and he has IN
itruoted Unftsd States ATTORNEY
Johp g. Baird to institntsa,st. osoe
In the UnhSd Ststes oontt "a, ~ ALL
these sale', grants, franchises and
Eisasea asido. : ...
United States District Attorney
Baird. admitted, that he. hsdS;sscriy!
ed = letter from Attorney General
Griggs upon the subjs"t, but re-
fused to say whether or not it con-
tanned instructions for him to begin
the suits. w.
The Republican is in opposition
ton to say, however, that Colonel
Baird's letter contained positive in
Structions for him 10 begin suits at
oncs to SGT aside every sale, grant,
franchise or lease made By Hawaii
since September %, 1899. 1t 10 also
in position to state absolutely that
tho instructions to Mr.. Baird were
very imperative, leaving bimno dis,
crotion in the matter. Attorney.
General Griggs believes that the
granting Of lands and franchises in
Hawaii by the Territory, officials
piesions to the organization OF the
Territory is illegal, Hs demands
that the. Territorial Government bs
instructed to at once furnish . com,
pleta list OF every piece OF land sold
leased or granted and every wstel
franchise leased, cold or given away
to the United States Attorney : ia
order that suit may bs iustituledtt
I sat s,ide, saph and every ono Of sucl
transfers, go .,Si'.:
i Tho Advertiser claims thai
the Republican article is .simp
" fake. Who ia riRhti ~,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Miss Griswold will ,givega public
concert on Nov. 20. The talented
musician will be assisted by some Of
our best musical talent. y a%4
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Miss B. w. Parish, who arrived by
the zealsudia has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher in the St. Andrews
Priory. 49, .|:> A&
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Tho Miner divorce case 10 still oc-
cupyiDg the time OF the Circuit
Court.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Tho HonRkoug ,Mstu Wit lcatry
away 3b Chinese Who tried to land
here without possessing thS papera
necessary nndsr the Territory. x
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The annual convention OF the
Maui Teachers association will take
place on November 30.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Colonel Sam Parker leaked. plsss.
cd this morning ,gHs lost sh elcc.
ton bu. gained . big grandson, aud
eventually anothar. votsa.5 .Gs -
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The Kinau loft at noon to-day.
Among the passengers wets Samuel
Parker jr. and Robert P. Wsipa j..
who 60 to ths big Humuuia sheop
ranch on 81 avail. q q ~; ::r.a''7N
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The Treasury OF the city OF San
Traucisoo has evidently got "sur-
plus" hhe city has, got the Blu.
bonic place aud the federal quaran-
tine officials in Honolulu, have been
advised in regatd TO the presence OF
tho bubonic plsgne on the Coast.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The ooToner's jury called 10 delib-
osAto over e.csdse Of the deathoi
the three Portuguese who died sud
dsndly lest ws6k, WillmtsE tSis ~
Tayss. NJ, 80 ~ - St,.'+''
ternoon, s, 4. IL .t!%3, ..4+
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

For reasons unknown tho election
returns have not yet boon received
in toto by the oticislss and .copsseqn.
emily no certificate can DO issued TO
delegate Wilcox -, 'N's
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
pern,

p &WIDEMANN.-In this. city,S on NovS
emher 20, 1900, to the wits OF ,CaIk
A. Widrmann, a eon. 'Gf'F''' l z, r.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The engagement ef Miss Juliet
King, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. T.
j. King 10 Captain j. Hirsch,, 18th
United States Infantry has beHn an
nounoed. Miss King is ono OF our
most popular society girls and ths
gallAnt captain who won tho fair
msidou made many friends while n
Honolulu, on his way to Manila
The wedding will take place upon
the return from. Manila Of the Cap.
tain aud society will have a gala
day on which to congratulate a
charming Honolnlu girl aud a vail
Ant soldier.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The beer famine which is now ma
king our vbotsitt@ ley dry will ghs
pau upon the arrival Of thsl 4rcauois
due in . fortnight With ovet 700
tons Of the aRber, fluid :''; y,S.Ts
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The Zealandia cold storage 10
evidently not up to date, and nu-
merous importers are bewailipg
their heavy losses in damaged game,
fowls and fruits. The neglect Of
the steamship company to provide
proper facilities is especially grew
Gus az the holidays are approach
log.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Deceased was SO years old.

Deceased was SO years old.
--------->-4---------
Tho Miner divorce case 10 still oc- |
cupyiDg the time OF the Circuit
Court.
The annual convention OF the
Maui Teachers association will take
place on November 20.
Miss B. w. Parish, who arrived by
the Zsalsudia has accepted a posi-
ton as q teacher in the st. Andrews
Priory. ." 49, aG
Miss Griswold will giyega public
concert on Nov. 20. The talented
musician will be assisted by some Of
our best musical talent. ~ a%4 ,
Colonel Sam Parker leaked. pleas.
cd this morning. gHs lost ~ cleo
ton bu. gained . big grandson, and
eventually sno.har yotss@ Is :. ,.I +
The HonRkopg ,Metu VII. 3cArry
away 35 Chinese who tried to land.
here without Poasessing THO papera
necessary under the Territory. 4.
The Kinau loft at noon to-day.
Among the passengers wefe Samuel
Parker jr. and Robert P. Waips jr.
who 60 to thS big Humuuia 6heop
ranch on 81 avail. q ~ ::.a'2N'
IN ,liSs is..l4h--
The ooToner's jury called 10 dolib-
osAto over thscsyse Of the deathoi
the three Portuguese who died sud
dsndly last Wstk, will most tSis, -.
ternoon' 81 s.8o, -
For reasons unknown tho election
returns have not yet boon received
in toto by the tficiAls, and conseqn.
emily no certificate can bo issued TO
delegate Wilcox H's
The beer famine which 10 now ma
king our ,boEsitt@ issLy dry will be
pau upon the arrival oiths 4tcauois
due in > fortnight With over zoo
tons Of the Ambers fuid,s e.: !. :''l nv.
Mr.. Joha Mott, sh. ! i~lsslI Siuoss,
plumbss Ind smember of this Piv.y
Council received tho sadSynewss b.
the ZeslAndia OF the death OF biz
iasher whioh oaopiysd in Ne" York.
The MeBryds plantation suffered
considerable Sdamage ydusipR abe
recent rain STORM. W. Kinney
will leave this aftcsntoh to Tascsr.
tain the amount '+of. tbs dfKmiisias
done.
The director OF the .Toko Immi
grafton Company, Mr.. @, Saito
gave farewell dinner at the Haw-
allan Hotel last evening to hit
friends and several Japanese Off
ciAls,
The Treasury OF the city OF San
Fraucisco has evidently got "sur
plus" hhes city has, got the bu'
bonic place aud the federal quaran
tine officials in Honolulu, have beer
advised in regatd to the presence o
tho bubonic plsaue on the Coast.
The Zealandia cold storage II
evidently not up to date, and MI
merous importers are bewailips
their heavy,losses in damaged game
fowls and fruits. The neglect o
the steamship company to provid,
proper facilities is especially griey
Gus az the holidays are approach
ing.
The engagement ei Miss Julie
King, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. T
j. King 10 Captain j. Hirsch, lSu
United States Infantry has beHn %
nounoed. Miss King is ono OF on
most popular society girls and tb
gailAnt captain who won tho fsi
.m.;L~n va.da rnanv }Yinnda vvhila Ii
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The director OF the ,.Toko Immi-
grafton Company, Mr.. Q, Saito,
gave afarewell dinner at the Haw-
allan Hotel last evening to his
irisndS aud several Japanese Off
cialB,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Mr.. Joha Mott, Abs wsiI kne,gs.
plumbsr End q member of this Piv!y
Council received tho sad snewss BIZ,
the zeslandia Of the death 81 bis
father which, oeopIysd in New York
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

The McbryHe plantation sunoteu
considerable damage during ,the
recent rain STORM. w 4. Kinney
will leave this Afternoon to Tascer.
tain the amount -uf, 'ykS tdKinisae
done,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

just received from Germany, niue
different styles, with metal covers,
mottos and emblems. AZ IL.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Sixty.on other Varieties in all
coloIs, up to =
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

8 Call ARd Sfys this display. Also,
novelties jssses and china for
table 'dAcoTsfipG. SEQ s tho NEW
'TRUMPETf$YASES IN GREEN
GLASS, AZ inches 10 height,
:.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-07-05
THE SOUTH AND SHIPPING.

National Aid for It's Restorat ton to the
The rapid growth OF manufacturing
In the South, and Its beneficial effect
upon other Industries, are arousing In
the minds OF the people new thoughts
and hopes for the future OF their great
section Of the Union. One of the most
reliable authorities on Southern prog
ress and development is r. II. Ed
monds, the well-known Baltimore
publisher, who keeps In constant per-
sonal touch with the up-to-date senti-
ment OF the leading manufacturers,
bankers, and influential men Of the
South. 1t is his repeated declaration
and as a result Of his own observa-
lions that the
SOUTHERN BUSINESS MEN
are almost q unit In favor of national
aid In the establishment of our
ships upon the seas. He finds the SEN
timent among men representative OF
Southern Industrial and commercial
progress quite at variance with that
disclosed by their representatives and
senators In congress. The latter seem
to represent a theoretical opposition
to the utilization Of modern methods
for the advancement of Industrial pros
perity that has kept back Southern
development for fully a generation. In
the foreign trade OF the United States,
az conducted between Southern and
foreign ports. one Of the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-07-05
was slippery rs glass. He stumbled

was slippery as glass. He stumbled
and fell on the Ice. People shrieked,
the car pulled up with a sudden Jerk,
barely touching him as the big police
man dragged him almost from under
the wheels. He heard confusion of
noises, and knew that he had failed;
then he felt himself losing conscious
ness, and hoped that he was dying
after all. The doctor had told him
that his last illness had left his heart
weak.
Then all was a blank until he open
ed his eyes to find himself in the near
est drug store, and physician feeling
his pulse.
There are no homes broken. He
has merely tainted from the shock"
were the first words he heard.
Then, God be praised, there came
another voice, the CHEEKY tone Of
Keene, his best friend. We'll, old boy,
you have had close shave. saw you
fall, but had no idea 1t was you. How
ever could you have done such a fool
ish thing? A man who has been on
the road as long as you have. Your
letter followed me from Japan to 'Fris-
co, and l reached town today. But
I've been looking out for you, and
was just going out to your house. We
need a new man at our place, and you
can have the berth II you want 1t.
They'll be glad to get anybody whom
| indorse"