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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26
EEzyje z kula W sercu.

E1Zyje z kula w sercu'
Doniesienie Z "Chronicle .,
ze C. B. Nelson Z. Michigan
zyje z kula w ser r+u.
Odkryto: to przy Pomocy
promieni Roetgena. Nelson
mieszkal dawniejw Chicago i
by} sensacyjna osoblstoscla
podczas strzelaniny W Lipeu
roku 1895 kiedy o ma}o CO sic
ME stall ohara wypadku.. ..
Strzelanina wydarzyla sic W
Washington parku::. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26
Paderewski lyle.

Paryz. --Zaprzeczaja tu sta
nowczo W dobrze poinformo'
wanych kolach poglosce -kra'
zacej W Stanach Zjednoczo'
nych, jakoby lgnacy Pade'
rewski mial zginat W pole,
dynku. :
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26
MOrderstwO W st. Louis.
7Sletni starzec zastrzelh wfasne.
60 Syna.

7Sletni starzec zastrzelif wfasne-
60 syna.
St. Louis, Mo. w calem
St. Louis ogromna sensacye
wywolala wiesG o morder-
stwie jakiego dokonal 7S letni
starzec Antoni Perrot, kt6ry
zastrzeli} swojego "a letniego
syna Alberta. Syn posPrze-
czal sic ze starym ojcem a ma
wet podobno rzuei} sic ma ME
60 i w6wczas starzec doby}
rewolweru cd jednego strza-
lu trupem 60 po}ozy}. Starry
Perrot oddaltsie sam W rece
policyi. 49, =: =. !. =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26
TelefOn do Havany.

Key West, Fla : w obec-
nosci kilku wybitnych osobis-
tosci i urzednik6w kompanii
telefonicznej otw orzono- komu-
nikacye telefoniczna miedzy
Key West a Havana. Pierw-
sze telefonowanie. ME bardzo
sic powiodio lecz urzednicy So
zadowoleni.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26

Organizujmy sic W iowa
rzystwa! Przystepujmy do
Zjednoczenia! Me zapominaj-
my, ze W jednosci i }acznosci
sila. .......
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26

: Kto ieszcze ME odbiera re-
gularnie:: gazette ''Teiegraf"
MECH sic z giosi- lub adresuje
Edo,. ! !, e,dakcyi P. !: sol S: Ash.
land ave, Telefon Canal 662.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26
Zabija koty.

Sedzia Sabbath otrzymal
rozpaczliwy list Cd pewnej sta
rel panny, Mar y Harpe, W
ktorej nieszczesliwa skarzy sic
ze jakis nieprzyjacie::ll kot6w
zjawi} sic W jejj o kolicyi NOR
duje wszystkie te niewinne
zwierzeta: Take jej kotka, :, z
trudem wychowana, pad}a
o6ara rozbojnika Sedzia przy
rzekl wyszukat morderce i
przykladnie 60 ukarat. T.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26
Dzuma sic srozy.
w mieScie MysOwe w lndyach
zmario ma te chorobe 20 ty-
siecy Osob.

Calcutta. Vice :kr6l Indyi
Lord Kurzon donosi pod data
dzisiejsza, ze W samem mics
Gle Mysowe zgine}o wskutek
dzumy IS, 900 ludzi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26

Obywatel Felix Mindikow-
ski p.l. 444 Noble ul., ma
piekna sale dla towarzystw i
klubow, ma zabawy,.. posiedze-
MIA, ~wesela etc. takze: pierw-
szorzedny Salon j Grosernie.
:Popierajcic. sWoich. !. !. .::>.:> :.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-12-26

I PIaG ie 9l,s "a s. Ielegraff' e..
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
"HG0DO0S" IN 4 MATTRESS.
Thirteen Taken From One Which
Belonged to Family of Thirteen.

An oh Southern negro was almost fright
er.d fn ual,ua-s Yesterday afternoon wh,.
h" -"w tal,-u from one ot= rrat;r.-- tH.r-
teen feats.- 'ho1aoHs." which be declared
are made ny Ia, "var1aa doctors" Tl,v
were obtained IL cl-.rt.- 81 s.a,hrr hoi ~
the Nichols Mattress Factory al NJ. rs
E.~t.n d.yaur.
..hooJnp' IS % charm .i.-i.nsd expressly
To- the harm %: ;ho finder. according TO
negro tradition. III, .auuIrys" ,n question.
tho darki.s .ay. can h-'ng only death. The
"yoo,5an" aluu, knows tuv tap. l.r COM
pounded. Lut superstition and rrcIutly s-r.
as one i'm affirming JIti- 90 De. IN. grvwSor-e
recipe. The ey, tooth Of catfish. 1h. eye
brow Of a car. jay feathers. mrc.asIn all
ami rnc breast feathers uf .h, rars log
cock.
Tae ity feathers are tho basis RI the ofi
plantation r"Hu!,r-
T'!ue j,e. h,as tse. dow r,r so ray.
Il. d,hIll gi. E.I some |~'. a..
For the real S"urhevu negro is woddel 70
tn: belief that every N!u" j1y visits his
father Satan. on .0-E1.v.
tn. cat mus have arwmi.'93 =.jlr.1". for
c7..u tho ullgl-i.-- "ruu.ut.' deg. -rt lay
Tho creature which Is endowed with such
vitality Eu, the mage suav Dn'du. arimI.-
kir. and thEs cause bis -eIf-d.-tr.'. 'i"U
n SIS - noteworthy Cu'rsl3rr.r shat tn"
mattress .,u. -tuiEg. IN. thirteen h.,t9n- rs
n. urcrrrtv 81 a family %: thirteen IN M
l.T--
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
New Arkansas Corporations

ElIT EI.II ST7f.' M
Little Rock. ARK. Sept. 2t.-ATt;~l0s Of
Incorporation were filed TODAY with the
Secretary Of State by To-, canton Mining
Company. = foreign corporation Organized
under. the laws of ohio. ana which proposes
to do business in Arkansas
The Strauss Mercantile Company OF Fort
Smith to-day filed articles of incorporation
with the Secretary Of state. Ths officers
and coruorators are: Martin Strauss. Vr'sI-
dent: Esther Erb. vice president; Max
Strauss. secretary and treasurer. The cap
itaI stock is 5000. ell of which has been
paid IN by tine Corporators.
The White Star Mining and Real Estate
Company of Fort Smith ana Harrison also
flied articles Of Incorporation with the Sec
Ie'ary Of State. The officers are John Gil
more. president: John Mclaughlin vice
president: Walter +. Elliott. secretary and
treasurer. The capital stock is $1,000. OF
which $50 has been subscribed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
Took His Own Money, Which He
Had Given 10 His Mother
for Nafc-kecpin".
THEN RETURNED PART or IT.
Went 10 Chicago With So and
Sent Back &20-Fourih Dis
trict Police Refused to
Interfere.

Willie Gurhaitor. - years old. is innocent
aud free from guile. Willie has proved II
Wednesday Willie vanished from the
parental roof at No. 100 iiddia street
taking as memeutu o.: his sweet HON. So
which had been treasured Ia IN. hearth.
With tears and the first chapter of the
Prodigai Son his mother appealed 10 tn"
Fourth District police.
"All things come % him who waits"
vouchsafed Sergeant Mcfarland. That Was
all; but his prophecy WAS verified, and
soon.
Tn" Sergeant could nat have done more,
for the lucro was OF Wjlii-'s own earning.
gwen hts mother for Sat"-keTrirE Thar
"as WHY the mother lougod 10 keep il.
Yesterday she was seen tuZZ!IaE through
a childish cU.-tie. which contained. besides
81. tho aSsUrance that he Idol g her heart
Hai departed only To- take a NOR. lucrative
J. SIi"A. But h. could never tell her where
Ee wg= until she had washed his cSoUtchoon
o. tho stain uf theft.
Yet on ths envelope th"r" was writ in
this champion wise boys hand: If not
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

Fursclo-uro proceedings have been brought
against the Chicago. Gr-enrIlie and South
cTu
Reduced rates have been granted for the
Rrcsey-It meetings in -. Louis and East
st. Louis
The monthly meeting Of the BOARD Of
Directors of the Southern Pacific Will take
place Thursday.
Plans have been revised for the East ST.
Louis Relay Station. and the contracts Will
-b,, let this week.
St Louis viii in ali probability be- chosen
a the headquarters OF the D"w 1ranscoU-
tirentai Passenger Association.
II is said H. +. Huntington has declined
tho presidency of the Southern Pacific and
asks that J. {. Stut,hs, third vice president,
be elected
Injunction proceedings have been insti-
tuted against the 81. Louis Southwestern
70 prevent the Could ticket from being
voted on at the annual meeting in st. Louis
next Tuesday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

l hear In thc autumn voices
g winds jUhilaHt tone.
For the heart Of IN" world rCjO.Ces
That Labor shall claim its own.
II has lain in the dust for ages.
by the fec; of Might duwntrod.
, And the world stood back and sighed,
'Alack.
But this is tn" will of God.
He has pat His curse on labor,
Ii suffers for Adams sim
But truth. like the stroke Of a saber,
Has let the sunlight in.
She has cut down the creed-made cur
tain
And shown us the true Gods face.
And il is not dark with hatrod's mark,
But fair with loves own grace.
He is not the God of classes,
He is not the God of gold
| But He IS the God Of th,, masses.
Who toll in the heat and the cold.
And unto tn. heart Of Labor
DcsOiate. sick and numb.
He speaks from the skies and He says
Arise,
For the day and the hour have come.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
DOCTOR FlNNEY VERY LOW.
Death Expected Momentarily--Pa
ticnt Still Conscious.

The Reverend Doctor Thomas n Finrev.
who has been dangerously i'll AT his home
No. +e2S Morgan street, for the last few
days, was very low yesterday Several
times il was thought that the final moment
had come. but the sick nan s. raiiyiug uow-
erS were such that he tid.d over every
crisis. About ! o'clock yesterday afternoon
Doctor Finusy'S pulse became 50 weak tina.
Doctor Bgmen. the family physician who
was present. thought that the end was AZ
hand. BY O'Clock, however. The patient
was stronger.
At no time has Doctor Fiuney been ,n-
conscious. Several of his old friends called
yesterday. and ne recognized and cunvcrsed
with all. lie also spoke with his family
= ID bddc them farewell.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
DECLINES TO AID FEaRiCK.


The gttoru VS. for Richard T,rri"i- Nho Is
rrr =rrVIH- q jeu-y"Irs' st''rrr lu Size Pen
itontiary for the murder of Emergency POO
i'r man IHEEaI Is. NacI;s.. appeared bee
fore judge Spencer Yesterday tG Induce
him To a-k foT .'.rgicl'a rFr!. n- lt W.T.
advanced hat Joseph kia,-. now tH Jal
here. has made a fall confession uf She
murder ANA has been positively Identified
uv several witnesses. thus proving r friCh
innocent
Judge Spencer saii that hr would ant H-'I
Tor Forrick'S pardon until Kisiy mad been
duly convicted Of the crime. '.TcG.t AjJ -
ECy E-=rTS refused 10 ask ior th" pardon
SnN.I:.I GaNs agn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
VIII speak Mt Saratoga on October Is
-NeM York State Campalgn.

New York. Sept. 23--Chairman Mcclure
Of the State Democratic Committee said to-
day that Mr.. Bryan will speak one hour at
the convention hali iE Saratoga October -
David t. Hill VIII preside. Mr.. Hill VIII
also preside at the meeting in Albany pc-
tob,r =. at which Mr.. Bryan will speak
Genera! Patrick 4. Collins of Boston ana
John =. tiEnerty Of Chicago are to speak
through The state from october II to Oc-
tGher -. So far I'D meetings have been ar
ranged for.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
New Cold storage Depot.

EFT'T IIsT'- = = NJ
pine Bluff. Ark, Sept. z9.-S. 5. Jerome.
southern manager for the Armour Packing
Cnnp.ny Of Kansas City. to-day comFle -d
arrangements Tor the establishment nj
cold s.orage depot in this city. An 3 an
brick building will be erected al once. The
Armour Packing Company follows Nelson
Morris x Co, which has just opened cold
-. n ~. .i.nnt In Tho li.N
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
RoACHES.
GEr RID OF YOUR
be appoirted to patrol

private Waterman be appointed TO patrol
th. pllce and put a stop TO the nuisance.
The Youngsters do not coniine their Op-
eratiUus to the Sarah street crossing alone.
Instead. they are scattered all along the
track from this point to the Pasttme Club
grounds in De HOdiamCnt. Yesterday aft
ernoon several of them stood on tte Eu-
CliI Avenue Bridge and dropped heavy
stones on the train as IL was passing un-
dor
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
f'iory at paIOsi.

RETT ELIC SPECIAL.
Potosi, Mo. sept. 29.-Joseph FTory. Re
publican candidate for Governor, arrived at
PGtrsi this morning from IrUntor. John II.
Reppy Of HiliShoro and J. Z. Tracy of
Springfield also made speeches.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
SPORTING.

.1rarion-SlIns Medical college defea!td
High school at Pastimr Par!l-tp 10 ..
~ Carey. Orleans. ". 3. Gates. IiiHs'
i4,,raariau and NeGi!esome were the WIN
rrrrs - hiHlOCi Park.
". g. Whitney has bought Ha'IeS N'"'
tin. dam ot EailyEoo Beyt for $''''':a-
:, r.,,--. defeated Chicago. 10 to :. in ii,st
las,bsi1 I'M, and the second = 20 ..
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
CALLFOR MISSOURI BONDS.

Oface Of s35ard u Fund Commss0nerr,
city of jefferson. sept 2 1872.
Notice is hereby given that four hundred ana
fifty-tyr Of the S.s re- cent 30 year option
hoaas of the state II Missouri. for yaoeo easn;
aS follows; Numbers @51i TO sSls lac eInsxs
bers iSsf to A. inclusive q both;
dated January :. 1SS>. and numbers asa 70 9ii5
81, .usve Of both. dated January !. lss, aIs
called for redemption and Will he paid az tns
American Exchange National Bsnk IN ~
York city the States nsCai agent. on ccto,s.
erth 1900. Interest on said bonds viii csa,-s IN
and after that date
LON Y. STEPHENS. Governor.
JAMES ~. SETEE!sT. Aaditor-
y. l. PITTS Treasurer.
Fund Calar,issiC ners.
COACTINrAN WANTED-A coachman: sc9i
driver: with reference. los y. Ninth st.
WANTEp-T1 purchase glass office part u2i,s'
state length height and price. Il llS. hel iloil-.
NAcHINIST WANTED-Good all sr1uni ma
Chi1ist on small work l35, Eepubuc
BOYS WANTED-Two- boys u 20 10 years %
learn good trade. y lGJ. Republic.
LAZY - exchange English for Spanish: near
ItfaNette Park. = i.S. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

delivered. r.turu To- While Durhaltr~. Chi
caE.. C;,uT,iI p-Iiv."
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

%
I-ri+r7 states consul Goodn"w II Nn''..E
~ has ;,st...-l ta- state Department 'aa-
SbeEg reports ,la 2'c-adati"i- - d" IN. t.'
,,arilI e,.i,t. { Prince Tuan and 'hr'' ,''.''
Boxer leaders
The state Department noN looks Tor t41,F
,,..3c,, in China and the resumption OF 'l''
normal Go err -r2='it-
,-l,.nr va, Wald,rS.e. Communicating
Chief Of the allied forces, has arrived az
-r;er-Tsin. he was received by German
Russian ard French troops onis-
tI,,.s, .-,...,,a. suggests the United States
.s = mediator between China and the Pow
erg. "a.
German and Russian "arshl.s NJ
T,,l.ri il is believed. for the purpose OF d'-
1atkiug Sha--Ka. kW.n
French tattalioEs have seized Two towns
ncar Tal,u. capturing Il quantity oi coal
!; is announced in Berlin that d noe
,-.ro washington * expected regarding t"e
narrition cf China. and tAat england =
boI,ijuu Of her answer % Germany > pun
i.h,nart-of- Boxers proposition until the
American note reaches LorIoA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
DEATHS.

poGCS-At the residence Of his parents. ~, 70
90 Hickory street -. Louis. SertCnbeT - Isy,
at : O'Clock =. m. Llther isr. dearly below ~ 80
uf T.. I. ard I. z. BogGs. aged II years dHA
months
He Vss buried September = in Bethania en- s
terry iapp,- and joyous. the idol OF loving allr'
death never claimed sweetcr ar more p'".1
in- chil9 than little Louis" nor did that g-ifh
a.stra.e~ ever leave a nome more des7ate. hut
'he heartfelt sympathy of all who hn'" - -.
are with his parents in this their h'ur OF -
abide with them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

MAGUIRE-Sa saturday, Septsmbe- q lsgss,sr ~.
6.I5 A. r. Bessie. beloved dauSrter ot - ~.
-srr - NsEUlre and Mary r. M4guire tl"e ~
Cafthvt. aged 8 Years and II days. - =.
The funeral will take place sunday. gun INST
al = O'Clock :. n, from family residence ~
2s-i Iu.lauphr street, to Caivary ceuetsiy'
TLTeral private.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

RETNHARTIT-On Saturday. September y. ga;
3 81 a. IN. Il. 4 Heinharth. aged 6e wears an
6 months. at his residence. 40. 1910 RutgeT street,
Due notice Of funeral Will be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

ZIF.GIER-At his home. in ste. Geneviere. On
TUESDAY September H. 1901. Francis J. Iiegier'
aC.d - years. months and % days.
Cape Girardeau and PotcsI papers please copy
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30

For other Death Notices, See Page
Seven OF Part Two.
The St. Louis Republic., 1900-09-30
Tired Weak

cathartic to take with Hoods sdrsaparilla.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03

mon IN tell me something about General
Montgomery, for whom the county was
named and all that they knew was thar
he was a soldier of the revolution. They
did not know where he was from, nor
what he did. nor when he died. Such
book should be compiled. and let each
school board subscribe for n few copies
Whites statistics are out of print, and
they are not up TO date. Appletons Cy-
clopedia of American Biography contains
much that is valuable TO US. but Il costs
too much-the six volumes bring s35 Wa
ought to have a book within easy reach
of the rising generation for about 70 cents
Who knows anything Of Floyd. or Glynn.
or Taliaferro. of Quitman. or Murray, or
Whitfield or Dade? / wrote a paragraph
about Commodore Tatnall, who said that
blood was thicker than water" and an
old man away up in Nova Scotia read Il
and wrote 70 me long and careful letter
about TatnaIl. and corrected n mistake
that made IN saying that he commanded
the Grampus when In the China seas. L
was in the war with Mexico that he COM
manded the Grampus. He referred ne 10
Colonel Kell's recent book. which 7 have
not vet seen. I believe that II we VII De-
gin even now. We can collect much history
that viii be priced after our generation
has passed away. BILL ARP.
Look ont for an early frost this faIl. Tia
yellow butterflies have begun 70 move
southwark. and Il IS ten days earlier than
last year. ?. A.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
The Inquiry.
Charles NIackay.

Charles Mackay.
Tell me- We winged winds,
That round my pathway roar
DO you not know some spot
Where rnortals weep no more?
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west
Where free from toll and pain,
The weary soul NAV rest2
The loud wind 1w.rdled 70 whisper Tow
And sighed for pity as - answered ''Ho"
Tell me thou mighty deep,
Whose pillows round me play.
Kncwcst thou some favored SPOT.
Some island far away.
Whore weary mar may find
The bliss for which he siZhs.
Where sorrow never lives
And friendship never dies7
The loud waves. rolling IN perpetual aow
STOPPED for awhile and sighed to answer
No"
And thou. serenest moon.
That with such lovely face
DOst look upon the earth
Asleep IN nights embrace,
Tell me. IN all Thy round.
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find a happier lot7
Behind n cloud ths moon withdrew IN woe
And IN voice sweet. but sad. Responded.
mol"
Tell ne, my secret soul.
o. tell ne. Hope and Faith
Is there no resting place
From sorrow. sir and deathr
Is there no happy spot
Where mortals may be biest.
Where grief may find a balm
And WEAKNESS a rest2
Faith, Hope and Love. best boors 70 nor
tails given.
Waved their bright wings and answered.
Yes, IN heaven
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
A VISIT TO "A COAL MINE.

CWrftten for The Junior nv r. y. Lazenby.
Claude. Ala)
II was a warm day in April n small
party Of pupils. accompanied by chape-
ron. stroIled out from boarding school
to enjoy the scenes Of nature by visiting
n coal mine. The day selected having
been Saturday. there were no laborers
I'm any Of the departments
After reaching the mine and securing a
guide and two miners lamps. we were
ready - descend the many steps lead
ing downward in the manner OF a stair
case. only IL was much longer and about
five feet wide.
We had gone several yards. IL was be-
coming damp overhead and under foot.
we could only see a small light spot
by loOking. backward to the entrance.
Farther and farther we journeyed until
w. reached an opening where the coal
had been taken out
We were somewhat fatigued and the
water WAS dripping from overhead. cruis-
Ing its way along the steps which we
were Descending
We iourneycd In this manner two thou
sand and five hundred feet. going I'm the
different little rooms where the coal had
been mined In time past
w. we're told that in some of those
divisions tho slate had broken. falling in.
AMI kiil..i the miner therein engaged
orr --r1ids carried US 10 the air pump
which conveyed the fresh air from the
surface II the earth Ia the depth Of that
dismal hoe
T-te coal iu this mine was about three
feet tn thickness. IN each side Of which
WAS q layer of slate. 81 which We have
afI scen more or less
There were roads leading in different
directions CO. tho mining department which
Ind t-s-u slu- out six feet wide. more or
less. and hirh enough for people to stand
ND without bending forward. After
spending two hours in this cave % total
darkness. save the light afforded by our
Ismps which seemed To uS closely relat-
90 to \ hnttorlicss pit. we were ready
and rnors' than willing 10 rctrace the
steps. only e. reach the clrth's surface
On safety which compared 20 this cave
would Ee a paradise
when we are enjoying the warmth re-
r.fv..I hv burning this coal We should
remember that some ono has rislZed their
III. for g.
AUNT Susie. isn't e one Of the many
articles for which We should feel very
thsnkfuIe No doubt Won would feel at
as s~.at "a loss withou; e some cold
Water morn as ynu did when You were
s-.r.~fvesT a. water owing 10 the failure
~ THE watFrworkr.
I would D.. delighted - he the recipient
az e. letter from some n the cousins
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.

Jimmie Frank Maxwell HartweH. Ca
DIR Junior 3 ann staying az grandpa 8
going q. the MlEliiene school Ny teach
s--~ uam- g. Mi~s lee Patton. ami !
E,u-rsuuy. grammar. spelling. reading
sti Arithmetic
Gladys T.. Beckham. knowles. I.a.-Dear
Junior I ana a little girl SIX years old
] hars. ha-u -1iuE "a school. AIy studies
ur. rsla thlrl reader. arithmetic and spell
iu-- N.lNc q little sister thf-e Years
o.l- 7 want to 5oiu the Bird Lovers So
Ciety-
J,azsie Farmly. Galloway. Fia--Dear
Junior 3 ann little bsy eight wears Old
] r-aa THE. Constitution very much Mann
r.I.s. sister auu ] lave with my Lalf-Sister
o. -uulh Florida HlIA mas hesn dead
rnrs. years . have fwo uu,les iu Gvur
"a ~ Alabama don't know which
s,evie Morelaud. Fort White. Fla
pr1r Junior I live in the country about
four miles from tne uossoiiice- ] am geo
l-- Co school / iske my teacher very
b. ..Ifuzs TIA. Junior letter. very much ami
-..s Eiu Arue- I ann great lover Of
q. ling B newer du get enough 81 IT,
F-.. rad .-rh. life ~ Lutte Tom. ~
wishes Co Aunt Susie and the cuus-
r.irl = Fuime-. .1Hr-ufsti lu. : Dear
J- ..-. 1 send . cents 90 the little sick
children Z havc been sick Tor "a month.
frst rs shining to sit up a little. 50 J feel
s.--. s~ ralm- ] ann httlr girl ten
y..rs u.I ANa live un she farm like
e.. LIS 20 SCHOOL I help mamma with
t.. -H.. chickens and dry the dishes
r.. H.r We have had some rruit 1ut
.-r- ~ waterm-ions- would like to
-..-. 20 some ~ the little cousins ~ my
s-
Jesse Ticker. r.. FruItville. Fla--Dear
ar. ~ comes hny from south
rt-.en years old live on "a
-er lr IeS from "A small town called
E-. have plenty 81 oranges
+ ..urtr-- The cold seldom injuries
q -. .r.rss- There N-re about $3.50
D. oranges packed here last season
E- E.tE.- that many ur more . -
sl uaue two brothers and four
sl- ftu raise bananas. E5aVts- sweet
rHta sugar s.sua. etc l VIII ails,H 2
Stt. E.- rut -tuu- The other colt :
rru r Bryan Correspondence solic-
iteL
Wall ana .T1bei Rowland. Clayiand.
Fl--i Junior We are two little
girls. ASH -,u ANA ten years We I've
or e tu sri like if very much We
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-03
WOMAN WAS LOST ON YUKON.
Desperate Effort of Mrs. Hewitt 10
Join Her Husband.

Seattle. Wash. August "a thrilling
trip down the Koyukuk river recently fol
TO the lot Of Mrs. Hewitt. wife ~
Chicago physician now at Nome. Alone
and lost for months IN drearv waste
she managed 10 reach the Yukon river GA
a log raft. There she was rescued and
sent 10 Nome 10 her husband
Mrs. Hewitt left Chicago two years aso
TO join her husband He was locatea 20
st. Michael at first. but afterwarz went
Ia Nome. Late IN the fall she reached
Seattle and started over to Dawson v.-h
n party. When they reached Fort II tr1..-
ton they heard OF rich strikes II tha
headwaters OF the Koyui0uk and started
across country TO Join the rush e5r t-l-
place
After reaching the Koyukuk Mrs Hew-
tit became lost on q branch OF the river.
With her dog team she made sr1rtc
effort to get back to camp. but on.y sr~-
ceeded in further bewildering herself.
Finally she was compelled TO cam 90
deserted Canadian hut
The party she was with made efforts 20
fnd her. but did not succeed in DONG 50
and about the LIST Of June. the river
breaking up. she constructed a log craft
and fioated down 100 miles 10 the Yukon