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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
stanotttapte,tS forte 9amper.

Eorsoasen ben l4be Nouember, 1901,
tan betragtes fom en- Mertebae for
Stanbinaoien. Baa benne Dag blep
nemlts fra Mleranber Stepbens & Cons,
y vXintbouleSb Sbtpbuiloins anbGnsineertns
@Orts", on tie Glpoe, ner @lassop,
Stanotnauiens fprite Damper fat
Wanbet unber ltor 9pitioeltsbeo, os fit
peb Ifobnin9en Maunet Oscar II.
Dette @tib er bpgaet for Set Sore
reoe Dampittbsielitab Ripbenbaun os
ifal fettes pasiaserfart paa SeIIfabets
3iabenbapns Mew Dort Suite = Stan,
binautans sMmertcau 2tne. @ttbet iom
er bpg9et ubeluttenbe at @taal, bar en-
Dresttebeb af ca. 10, 900 @rois Cons,
10000 Cons displacement. % bapbe
peb aflebninseu en- West af 8, SOC Cons.
Gor at siue ct 8esreb on, Gtibets Stpr,
relic % Snbretuins fal ri nepne, at
bet ct SIS Sob Iongt. SO Sob brebt %
40 Sob fra &iplen til Operbettet.
Sttbet er / I'm fulbe 2ensbe foriYnet
meo bobbelt Bunb, iom er inobelt t 10
al binanben uafban9tse uanbtette Stun.
Xi9elebes er @tibet peb 9 panbtette
Eperitobber fra 8unben op til 9opeo-
battet inbbelt 10 MfbAinser. Scr os
aster bar @tibet en- go Sob lang Ouer>
bpsnins. ) en- l7e Sob lang Ouers
bpsnins mibtitibs ftnbes Al &amre meb
Plabs til 81 fprfte Rabptspasiaserer,
og 20 &amre meb Plabs til so anben
&abptspasiaserer; oesubeu finbes bet
Spiieialoner, Muittialoner, Dame ialo,
ner, 2eieuerelier, Hpgeuerelier, etc.,
for anben iaaueliom ferte Rlasies pass
iaserer. 6ouebbettet er ubeluttenpe
for 3oie Rlasies Pasia9erer meb Plabs
for ca. 700. @tibet er belt isienuem
oplplt at 675 elettrtfte Camper, bportil
@lettrieiteteu tilpeiebriuees af tc Dpna,
mos. Sfibet uil faa Propeller af
Bronce, II Tob Utameter, iom bripes
at to vtripple erpaniton" Maitiner.
Dampen leueres al 7 &iebler, meb %
Tprifeber, Der tiliammen bape en- 9ebes
fabe af 22,2ll &pabrat Sob. Stor>
ifenen 'r l6 Sob Diameter os bar en-
9pioe oper &lplen af lis Sob. &jes
belanles9et arbeioer meo tunitis Gret.
Maitinerne ere beresnebe at inbicere
5000 6eites &raft.
@ttbet ttpres fra Rommanbobroen
pso bpbrauliit Stpreapparat. Det er
beresnet, atStibet uil sipre @eiien mel.
lem @tanbinauten % ytem Oort paa IL
12 9a9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
ut ,,.arte fte for R,t,,s e..

Baagrunb af. at Sebn GgIanb bar
miolertiois truttet fig tilbase tra STR.
n1aet Sobn @slanb & Co., ,1aa alle
9egninser os gaotes, Der er betalbare
til os, betales inben ben LITE sOecember.
Deriom be lite er blepen betalte ba, pil
be bliDe inbbrepne peD e5pssmaal. 6pis
De fplber noget, ber De berfor tomme
tno % betale FIR LITE Dec, % berueb
unbsaa Ou,toftninser.
Bort Rontor sr lise bag ben npe Bps=
ming, Der opfsres paa Dor saale Ylabs.
Deres forbunoue,
Sobu Gslanb g So.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28


s @utbrte, Otlaboma, bar synbtaner>
asenterne nu funbet paa ben plan, at be
ptl tilbasebolbe be Pense, iom Snbia.
nerne faar bos &esiertnsen, beriom Der
es nogen af benz, iom bar ueret beru(et,
itben itfte 8etaltnssbag. De andre
faar naturlisuis fine Bense. Msenterne
uil oslaa arrettere aQe upebtommenbe
Perioner, iom bolber fig omtring Nsen,
turet paa BetalinssbaSen, toet Der pleier
at uare mango ttlitebe, iom blot forleber
Snbianerne til at lpiue fine Pen9e bort
eQer ietter benz ouerifpr paa anben
Maabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

Sotal . 30,9l3
2inten, Santa Sc Banen % an.
bre uistise Spfemer er lite enbnu tom.
met inb t @ammen ilutnin9eu, men bet
er blot>et Eibsippr9smaal, ba be bliper
nebt til at TONNE inb, beriom Sammen'
1lutninsen piler fig belbis for beu1, iom
bar faaet ben titano.
@ruuben til Sammenilutntngen er
Dnifet ON at ftanbfe ben Yrat1s, at
5ompasni:rne fetter Tra9ten neb for
boeranore, os at torese Mttte:@ @iernes
ubpre Torbel.
Den ifamleie @raabtsbeb bos benz,
fom bar faaet bette tftanb. pil maafte
tpinge benz til en- eller auben Gambling,
Der uil uatte l1uilie pos Toltet, % buts
faa fter, utl maoife beres Be9ierlt9beb
bltue ct Wtibtel til, at Spprssmaalet
ON, enten &esierinsen nal eie Sernba,
nerne eQer ct, pil blipe en- ptstt9 polttiit
M9rfeiaq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
ss =
8elott, @ts.


y. &0De a(0D lyU1.
6r. @ebattsr!
Sfslse abitiuise BLADES Beretntnq
iaa er ber not M fulb ginter ialfalb
BET norbpeitlise MtnneIota % Datota,
Riant, baaoe buao @nemensben % &ul
bsns @tarpbeD ansaar, tan bet pel pare
abffilli9t oueroreuet.
9ert Bet ipbltse @iseonftn bar bet
ftben MoDembers Begpnbelfs af % til
peret ',oset tolbt, men Sne bar title pe>
ret at ie fpr Grebaes Mtten ben 22be.
Da falbt Der on,trent ] Connie, n1lesn
ben tbebe bort Dasen efter.
Ssaar, Ssnbas, fueebe bet bele Da'
Gen. men geiret par iaa milbt, at Zen
'fmsttebe efterbDttt, iom ben falbt.
l1astet 9pten bar peret baabe lang
os milb, faa er en- lite rtuse Del al
Mais. quitting" igien, ttibnt man nu
en- Gib bar oreuet paa baabe meb 9aanb
og Maitiuer. Set bar peret ubpr' tort
iteff, os bette bar lat Matss9uitutneeu
meset tiltase, ba man belR ptl bass
fustist geir for bet SIaes Mrbetbe.
s Eilfelbe, bette fustise, taasebe geir
fortietter, bDiltet btanbt Tarmerne be,
fables v@aieuetr pil be Garmere, be,
bar Eobat, bespnbe meb Mebtasninsen
af ben for at faa ben r@aie" % far:
big for Martebet. 'Det laber til, al
Eobatten taar pil brtnge sanFe got
Bris, oa Dptipberne beepnbte at reife
runbt Dos Tarmerne .sanife ttblis paa
9pffen og bpo ganlte COB Yris.
Dette iaatalbte @aiepeir" fpler ieq
at pore meset uiunbt % ubelHst, ba
@tobben er iaa tpt, at man tan lite le
mango r@obs" fra fig, og bet tan peb,
pare lensere Eio. Seq tror. bet er
bette Slass getr, Der er Maria9 til, at
iaa mango FER er belemret meb @tqt.
8rpffipsoom er osiaa meset alminbelis
bernsbe.
Saa pore Blabets &ebattton o. tienbte
9aietrebs btliet.
@rbpbt9it
6. Tlotten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

Ser ct no9en fra anoet @arb, ion.
s. s. Sourna! tilsaaoer at pbelease ben
enselite 9purp peb @tft. Maaife bette
lite uiloe pare faa ilbe, buis bet par bare
@puruene ON at siore. Wfen tprft ber
man unoeripse, bpiltet @apn bisie
Spurpe sisr, % bpilfe andre Ylaser ri
er fri. netop foroi ri bar @puruene. 81
er npli9 bleuen tuit vSuartfuslen" %
andre, men ri bar facet v@rubmorms
iitebet, % os foretommer bet ct baarli9t
Butte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

TIMBER al ben Sernbanebanbel, iom
ben ienere Glib er foresaaet, er nu op=
ffaaet ct &ompasn,, iom fables Ebe
MortberuSecurities @on1pany. os Sames
S. 9ia er bets preftoent. Oct er in>
corporeret unber Staten y}em Serleps
2oue % bar en- Mtttetapttal af bet
ubpre Belpb af $4oo, 900, 900. Rom>
pa9ntet bolber nu paa at tipbe op Mttier
/, @reat g}ortbern'R Rompasniet os beta=
ler $3.50 pr. Stptte for benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

u
Set er fremoeles uroliat i@olumbta.
Spbamerita. 5 Bespnoelfen af benne
l13e bleu be Torenebe @taters, be brittle
os frantic Rrtssitbe Colon officielt
unberrettebe ON, at Columbus Rri9s.
.iftb y General Bin3on" a9tebe at boms
barDere Bnen Colon tnben "a Elmer.
Sc foritieuise 2anbes Roniuler unber.
rettebe fine Bor9ere ! Bpen on1, at be
tunbe fpge Etlfust &rtssitibene.
Senere oplpies, at ber lite bIep noset
af, foriaautbt BombarbeHentet betref.
fer. men Der bar itaaet ct Slas paa
aaben Mart, % mango falbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
Rtttsattota.


- Sra fere Steber tla9es oper Man.
gel paa Sernbaneuosne. Moorbeab %
Mba er blanbt benz.
= s Mnota fal bolbes en- fulfilling
af 6iertre fra ben sbe til ben l4be ga,
nuar. 6ele Staten % fere @tater tan
tase Del.
@n l1lptte benbte 81. Z. Braa.
flat | Telton for en- l1ge f1ben. 9an er
Agent for Mortbern @lepator So. %
bolbt paa at ollie Ma(fineriet, ba en- flor
Ntsle sreb fat bans RIar os bespnbte
at Gpnse bam runbt meo frpotelig Rraft.
Eeb bans @trtg bleu en- Mrbeiber TIL
talbt, % benne baube Manbsnerperelfe
not til at ipue bet fore Belte bort at
Drtubiulet, iaa Mafttneriet Fanbfeoe.
Braafats Stulberblab pdr bruttet, %
bans @pq bauoe taset Stabe, % bet er
ttte ufanofpaltst, at ban bar faaet tnb>
penbts Staoe, efter buab berfra meb,
beles.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

gfu ffal bet ba enoelig uare faitrauet,
at Seilangen uirtelis etsiiterer. @u
@mbeosmanb bet bybro9rafiite &onto,
/ Wafbin9ton bar paa ct Gorenebe Sta.
ters Glib ielu feet l1bpret o9 til @eeie:
rtnsen tnbstuet fslsenbe &apport:
vSbaq ben 26be Ottober 1901 Rl.
II Torm., paa ~ @raber o9 26 Mtn.
norolts Brebbe og 90 @raber % 1s
Min. ueftlis 2ansbe, pasierebe ut en-
tor Selange, Der ipntes at uere ON:
trias 100 6ob lang. 9ouebet barb.
en- ttump firftaaren Meie os fprpitebe
8anb til en- 6p!be at to euer tire Sob fra
fine Neiebor. Dpret eqer Giiten bapbs
tire tpbelise Set at Ginner % en- 6alt
liggenbe tuersoper iom en- Delfn. pao
bens @ps par en- 9tette putler iom pao
en- Ramel. Set fatte &urfen mob Dn
% bepo8ebe ft9 lan9fomt.
9enrp $. Nelisan.
3bie 5tprmanb g. g. SraDa".
Den Qansbes % Breboesrab, iom {,
an9iuet. ltgser | ben mericanife @olt.
Mr. Neligan anfees fulbt paalibelta.
6an bar ueret Gsrenebe Staters Eie:
neffe libt oper ct Mar % bar tnbleperei
flete paalibeltse og perbifulbe Rappor:
tsr, ffrtuss Der ira @afbtn9ton. Ds1
Stib, bporpaa ban 1aa Dpret, par pae
Retfe fra @aIuetton til 2iperpool.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
x,tftnoer fenot I 2anoftD8ttabeo.

Duert Nar ct Der ct fort Mntal Qt>
benoe, buts 2un9er er iaare af 9ofte,
lom ttlitpnbes til at reiie til ct anbet
&limat. Men bette er toitbart % lite
alttb paaltbelt9t. Ser lite en- 2anb.
ftpstig, naar Or. Rines Discouerp for
Eerins uil belbrebe Dem biemme. Det
Ct ben meif paaltoeltge Meoicin for
@oite, 6ortiplelfe os ole Strube, os
2unseipsoomme paa Soroeu. Den
fprite Doits brtnser 2inorins. Tor>
bauienbe &ure reiulterer fra uebboloenbe
Bru9. YrpueTaiter frtt pos ale Mpo'
tbetere. Yris soc os 81. 9uer eneite
Tlaife 9aranteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
3as oe,.. ttte ltoe.

Ofte PLACES Bsrn at Rle os bran.
benoe ge3ema % andre 6uoipsoomme,
men Budlens Mrnica,Sa belbreber;
raa @aar, fierner SnFammatton %
gisr, at 9uben bliuer uben vi. @en,
Deuustenbe, bia,s. Snsen auben Salue
iaa COB. Yrpp ben. Rur soranteret.
Bio. 25c pos aQe Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

@n ganire ualminoelig 4anb> Boom
finber ,teo nu .oper bele Morbpeiten.
Sra Gong Prairie, miun., itripes ben
23be bs.: r@fteripersielen paa 2anb
er faa flor, iom ben albrts bar peret.
r8rairiesS Stonnerter" -ieiler oper ALE
@eie. @5neie af 6arme bar bpttet pens
Der, os Briien er fulbt er bolp Sang
bpiere, ene ben par for to Mar ftben.
Tarmerne bar bpsset ualminoelis uaeset
taar, % bette antpber itor 8elitanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
86oe ptttoattttet TIL @tft-

Tpbe, iom becomponerer t Snbpolbe.
ne, frembrinser ltsnenbe @trtninser
iom Arienit, men Dr. &tn9s Nem Site
Btus ubiteber @iften fra be opitoppebe
Snbuolbe paa en- milb, let men filter
Maabe os belbreber Toritoppelie, Sal
beipgbom, sick headache, Teber %
ALE Spqbomme / Qeuer, Nprer os Snb.
polbe. Blot 25c bos ale Mpotbetere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

0eopemberbeftet at vSu6ilate' eller
> vRriiteli9e Sanse for blanbet Ror" er
netop ubtommet. De / bette Numer
inbebolbte San9e pasier for Mbuentstt,
ben o. Sulen. st @reuplar at 9eftet
toiter zoe. s Partter paa fem eQer
fere, tofter buert 6efte 15c. .Man
itriDer til Subilate Sub. Co., @lens
msob, Wfinn.
9uert 6efte inbebolber baabe Eetif %
mui1t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
Nottce-

Eronbbiem Creamery Msiociatton utl
afbolbe ct Webe Eomn>9allen | Tomn
Of Tronobiem Qproa8 ben 7be December
1901 Rl. 10 Tormtbbas. @reamerie1
nil ba blipe Iolst eller bortletet. Rou'
ale, iom ere Mttiebolbere.
AR. T.. @raurub, Setreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

vDen ipse Manb1 bespnber nu at
bliue tieb at Opuartn,nsen. 6ar bar
fenbt en- @trtuler<Striuelie til @tor>
mcsterne % proteiterer mob beres uepin=
beltse Snbblanben" bans Mferer, os
ban treuer at faa 8eiteo ON, bpab be
a9ter at 9iere meb &reta.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
(Moroilte glabe.)

s be ttanbtnauiite 9anbe bar Weiret
peret ualminbeIts mutt ibeff. Tra
Dann1art berettes, at man maa iaa op
I almanatten forat taa rebe paa Marsz
tiben. @lers fulbe man taae fell.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
$500 8eIo,,,,t,a.

gt pfl betole opeuueuute Belsnntng for bpiltetoms
headache eaer Sorioppeis ION ri Rtte tan S.l5rsse
msb atpsrta ben HbsmesRqe ltue aeperpiae mar man
nse telser anutsntn9en. De er belt pegetabtlRe %
bet 100 gtqer tnbebolber 40 piaer, Sc aGsr
tneebolter Is ptIer. BoQt Dem for Subitttutet oq
gtterltsntnger. Senbes 9often. Trin,ester taqes
M:.Dtta Meeieal Co.: 9i1rnet af Clinton % Sodion
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

I Set lotale Dampfib ,Mlertaa meb
200 Pasia9erer antases at uere forIif,
itrtpes Der fra Maaila 25be bs. Ser
par enbel ubitreune ameritan fe @olbater
omborb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

Gn so Mar 9ammeI Manb peb Mapn
Soc Senfon blep ouertiert af ct Gren
ner Balbmin. 8,s., !: @lutninsen af
fife l1se. 6an bpbe neiien pteblitteltg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

Man baube en- flor Slbebranb / @u>
tfer, 6. g., for .no9le Tiger f1ben, os
en- Manb ueb Naun Qars @unbine blep
arreiferet iom mistentt forat baue paa>
lat ben. San bleu fife l1ge lpslabt,
ba man lite bauoe tilitrettelise Bepiier
imoo ban1.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

s @bineianoer, 8is.. bar enbel al
Bpfoltet feet fig nebt til at anie9e Bp>
raabet om at sisre noset forat boloe
Saloonfoltene / Qlpe. Saloonerne boI>
bes aabne ytat % Dag, @euoas ion,
9uerba9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28
eoetaItHtff goreotas.

Mr. 9btlip 0eaI fra ct. gaul utl
bolbe Torebras oper @ocialtsmen | Mn,
berions 9au, Eirsbas % Onsbas ben
abte Og Abe Dec. ON Mftenen. Mqe er
penlisit inbbubne. Sfar bsr be, iom
lite foritaar Torfflelsn mellem Soela,
ltsme % Anartisaie, ton,n,e os bsre
bam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-11-28

90 8erioner bleu b,abte % "a alpor.
list iaarebe ueo en- &iebelerploiton
Detroit, Mi9., Etrsbas.
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Gt a,aoet Hort 9raH.

Fergus Globe: Det npefte er Sern'
bans. ne Irnftet. Set er bannet forat tons
troolere alle Sernbaner uett for @isfts'
itppi. Det talbes the Northern
Securities Company. Dets Mttie'
tapital er 400 m,utoner Dollars, %
Saues S. 9ta er bets Nrefbent. De
Baner, fom er inbbefattebe er / miltan.
tai iom felger:
Greet Nortbern. n............. 5,20l
Mortbern paeifi 80. ......... 5,oa8
Burlington. ................ s,lo7
Soutbern paetfte. te............ 7,175
Union Bacifc.. fc............... 2,84s,
Oregon Sbort 3tne. ........ l,48l
Oregon @ailmap & Nauagation
Co.. 49,. 1,oes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-27
ADDRESSED BY COLLINS.
Voters of First and Second Districts
Met and Organized.

A meeting was held last night at the
hall at No. Is Broughton street, west,
by the voters of the First and Second
districts. One hundred and four were
present, and elected the following Of
ficers for a permanent organizations:
President, Frank McDermott; vice
presidents, James Drury, r. j. Groov
er, James Lane, John B. Harvey and
j. C. Bernhard; secretaries, T. ].
Sheftall and T. P. Reynolds.
The club Endorsed ]. S. Collins for
ordinary unanimously Mr.. Collins was
sent for and made an address in which
he outlined his policy, and said that if
elected, he would fill the office to the
satisfaction of the people of the county.
Mr.. Collins thanked the club for it's in
dorsement, and said he felt proud of
addressing such large gathering call
ed only for a purpose of organizing.
Short addresses were made along a
business and political line with no
abuse or mud singing. A meeting of
the club will be called for next Tues
day night, and at that meeting the ex-
ecutive committee will be ready to
make it's report. All the friends and
we'll wishers of Mr.. J S. Collins are
invited to attend the meeting. the
hour and place for which will be an
nounced later.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-27
Eour word. Whic6 Mcon1 Million.
Trom the Indiananolis Journal.


THE insertion of three little words
in a bill passed by Congress on Sept
2S. 1850 meant millions of dollars Of
wealth to many states and territories
of the Union," declared Attorney Gen.
eral Taylor.
The bill I refer to-" continued Mr..
Taylor, was originally drawn so as
to enable the state of Arkansas to
claim all the swamp lands within it's
borders. but a quick-witted member of
the national legislative body, most
likely from Indiana, interpolated, in
the shape of an amendment, the words
and all other states, just after the
word Arkansas This is how il hap
Tened that all the swamp lands
throughout the United States were
plated, located, and turned over to the
respective states. These lands had no
special value at that time, but since
then. through systematic drainage, they
have grown 10 be worth untold mil
lions"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-27
A Real Robinson Crusoe.

From letter to The London Sketch.
You will, am sure, be glad to learn
that have discovered the final rest
ing place of Robinson Crusoe. He was
apparently a worthy tradesman, who
lived at Kings Lynn, Norfolk, ana
died at that ancient seaport at the
end of the eighteenth century. HIS
grave is in st. Nicholas Chapel there
a fine large church built in connection
with the parish church of st Mar
garet's. While deciphering some of the
inscriptions on the gravestones with
which the church is entirely paved l
discovered near the front slab which
stated that Elizabeth, wife of ROD
inson Crusoe," was buried there in the
year 1851. This Immediately whetted
ones imagination. Lower down the
slab said that Ann, daughter of the
above" was also buried there in 1762;
and below this-mira bile dictu!-was
the following: ALSO on this side OF
the south pillar lies inferred the re-
mains of Robinson Cruso, Upholder'
who departed this life on August b.
1871, in his sixty-second year we
stood spellbound, and did not mind IN
the least the lack of the final "e,' as
we knew that our forefathers were
not particular about such small mat
tiers.
After our first emotions, however
we began to fear that he could not De
the genuine Robinson of our childhood,
whose thrilling adventures enthralleo
our fancy. 1t was evident that TINS
good Cruso was not Defoe's wonderer'
but simply an honest trader in Lynn
Besides, 1 find on consulting the book
that Defoe's hero when he settled
down ashore in 1705 was then seventy
three years old. However, Robinson,
Cruso's grave is in Kings Lynn, anu
| am glad that have seen 1t. Another
inscription that seems to SAVIOR OF
literary character, and may thereloTe
interest you, is the following ~
memory of Mr.. Thomas Hollingwortn,
an eminent bookseller, a man OF W.
strictest integrity in his dealings anu anu
much esteemed by gentlemen OF tasts
for the neatness and elegance OK H'f
bindings"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-27

receive the food directly from the
hands of the keepers. It took him
only three weeks to do this and star
walton was the means used to complete
their instruction. They simply did not
get any food until they had learned to
come for it. When feeding time arrives
now, which is every Sunday afternoon,
the alligators behave with an intell-
gence worthy of animals of a much
higher scale of development.
1t takes about sixty pounds of meat
and fish to satisfy the five of them.
Their diet is mainly of chicken cut into
pieces, freshly killed pigeons and her
ring. 1t often happens that they are
asleep on the bottom of the tank when
the keepers bring the food, but not
one of them fails to wake up with a
start the moment the food pals are
put down on the floor. Then, with
one accord, they start for the corner
nearest to the food and line up along
the edge of the tank, with their great
Jaws on the floor and five pairs of hum
cry eyes riveted upon the pals.
There can be no doubt at all about
their comprehension of what is going
to happen. AS soon as the keepers be-
gin to pick the fowls and fish out of
wv pans Vic ANpAllCS repair 10 the Spots
where they are accustomed to receive
their weekly allowance. Big Nose
the patriarch of the tank, floats pom
derously in the center while the other
four seek different corners. When the
food is dropped to them, they push
eagerly out of the water to catch il
and generally manage to intercept It
on its way down. The keepers have to
be careful to withdraw their hands
quickly lest the rapacious brutes catch
the hand, too. The birds are swaI-
lowed whole, feathers, bones and all
without even an attempt at chewing.
The smaller ones-none less than FIVE
teet from nose to tail tip-take what is
thrown at them, but Big Nose is some
what of crank and persistently re-
fuses to eat the same food as the
others do. He does not care for pig
cons at all. and shifts scornfully when
one is offered to him. A favorite dish
OF MS, on the other hand, is Belgian
mares, of which he likes to have two
unskinned. When he cannot get them
ne prefers fish, six big herring con-
shutting meal for him.
Inc tWo Cuban crocodiles are fed In
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-27
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
FemesOIe Wins the TwO-Year-Old
stakes at Gravesend.

Stakes at Gravesend.
New York, Sept 26.-The main fea-
ture of the card at Gravesend to-day
were the Hitchcock steeplechase and
the Algeria stakes for 2-year-olds. In
the first named Zinziber at 5 to / was
the winner by two lengths in a driving
finish. Sixteen 2-year-olds ran in the
Algeria stakes, and Femesole, second
choice, won by five lengths. Summa-
ries:
First Race-EVandicap for 2-year-
olds, about six furlongs. Goldseeker,
even, won, with Caughnawaga, 20 to 1.
second, and Gold Cottage, to l, third.
Time iii.
Second Race-Selling, one mile and a
furlong. Lady Chorister, II to 1, won,
with Little Daisy, IL to 1. second, and
Intrusive. to 4, third. Time 1;55.
Third Race-EHtchcock steeplechase
handicap, 3-year-olds and upwards,
about two and a half miles. Zinziber.
8 to /, won, with Jessie S., to 1, sec
ond, and Miss Mitchell, Is to l, third.
Time Ash.
Fourth Race-Algeria stakes. selling,
2-year-olds, five furlongs. Femesole,
to 2, won, with Man-o'war, Is to 1.
second and Leonid, 10 to /, coupled
with Anak, third. Time SO 3-5.
Fifth Race-One mile and seventy
yards. Paul Clifford to g. won, with
Alard Scheck, to 2, second, and Anna
Darling, 100 to l, third. Time Las.
Sixth Race-About six furlongs. Tow
er of Candles, to l, won, with Sad
duccee, IL to 5, second, and Bastile, 100
to /, third. Time ITO 1-5.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-27

Pittsburg, Sept. 26.-It was one of
the fastest and hardest fought con-
tests of the season. Both pitchers per-
formed in splendid fashion. CHESHIRE
did the better work as a whole, though
Newton gave but two hits up to the
sixth inning. In that inning five hits,
an error and two slow plays by the
visitors gave victory to Pittsburg. At
tendance $500. Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburg .0 0 0 0 04 0 o. $
Brooklyn ......1 0 1 0 0 % s 2
Batteries - Chesbro and thinner;
Newton and Mcclure