davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-02-20

= v Legislature statu Georgia
pfijat byl zakon, jfmz zvysuje Sc
dan nakladarnam ze SIoo ma Saoo
rocne tato dan ma byti placena
kazdem okresu, kde nakladarny
obchod provozuJf. NakladArny
odmftly platiti dan tuto v okresfch,
tyrdfce, ze zakon ten jest nedstav-
nj.
v Pierre, S. D., byla smrtei-
ne popalena Ulrika Hegglundova,
zamestnana jako sluzka Peter
Andersona. Pouzila pfi rozdel&-
vAnf ohne gasolinu mfsto petrole-
je. I manzele Andersonovi byli
znatne popaleni.
v Legislature statu Illinois
pfijata byla We stfedu resoluce,
kterouz Carrie Nation, proslula
kfizackym svym tazenfm proti sa-
lonnm Kansas, pozvana byla do
spolecne schdze Solonn illinois
skych, ably ucinila Jim pfednasku
v den IA. lnora o 2. hod. odpo-
ledni. Pfedseda domu poslancd
pfidelil resoluci tu vyboru ''na
vojenske zalezitosti.'
We stfedu noci vznikl oheh
v papfrne Kimberley, vlastnene
Kimberley & Clark Paper Co., asi
mile cd mesta Appleton, Wis,
vzdalene. Skoda ohnem spdso
bena paei Sc ma $500, 900 jest
kryta pine pojistenfm. Pnvod ohne
nenf znam.
We stfedu odpoledne pokuto-
vany byly We spolkovem soudu
Kansas City Hattie L. Mcbride.
byvala herecka a matka jeff, Lu-
cinda Parker, $1,000 kazda pro
kfiva pfisezni udanf, vzhledem K
listinam vyslouzileckym. Pf. Par
kerova byla vdovou po vojenskem
lekafi Jakob Frankovi roku
1892 provdala Sc "a H. c. Parke-
ra.
v St. Louis navrzen byl min.
tydne demokratickou konvencf u
mayora Rolla Wells, vynikajfci
demokrat, kteryz vsak pfi minu-
.lych dvou yolbaeh presidentskyych
k Will otazce meny kandidata re-
.publikanskeho podporoval.
v Dawson, Mimi, v prohibic-
MIN to hnfzde, navstfveny nsci
ma stfedu tamni tajne krtmy "a
stupem Zen roztfiskano vse, CO.
tam nalezeno.
We skole Kozminski ' Chica-
gu pokousany We ttvrtek ttyry
ditky vzteklfm psem, kteryz przve
v pfestxvce skolnf do budovy
vb9hnul.
v St. Peter, La, lyntovAn
byl v nedeli pro trojnasobnou
vrazdu ternsch Thomas Jackson.
We snemu illiaoisskem poda-
ma nin. tydne pfedloha, pIstni
zapasy zakazujfcf a davajici GU
rerneru przvo tyto vyvolanim stat
ni milice potlaciti.
v Indianapolis, Ind, usmrcen
byl p6tek tamnf zoologick6 "a
hrade 15lety Albert Nelson, pi
krmeni zvffat zam1stnany. Omy-
lem vkrotil totiz do klece, nil
bengzlsky tygr Sc nalkzal q roztr-
han byl Jim tou nsrou, ze smrt
zahy ma 10 nlsledovala.
= Z Victoria, B. c., dosla '
patek zprlva hroznem nestesti,
' Union dole, ylastnenem Well
ington Colliery Co., Sc udavsfn.
Vzhaly Sc tam totiz zkazene ply
ny, pfi cemz 60 hornfkn dole
pohfbeRo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-02-20

radeii jej jednfm re senatord uti-
nj, nez ably pro pffsti diva roxy
stat mas v senatu spolkovem bez
zastoupeni nechali.
Vcerejsi, dvacate sedme, hlaso-
vanf rnelo vysledek nasledovnf:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-02-20

" Canton, o, pfisla pAtek
noci o zivot unikanfm pffrodnf-
no plynu pAtielennS rodina Ed.
Grimma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-02-20
Nestestf

udalo Sc patek ma poulicnf dra-
ze, vedouci Z Dayton, KY, do
Cincinnati. Vysinula Sc totiz 2
kolejf kara, prave kdyz ma pffkrem
svahu Sc nalezala, nasledkem ce
hoz sfftila Sc hned ma to hraze,
temef 50 stop vysoke, phi cemz ami
jedinka z osob, v kate Sc nalezaji
cich, bez 1razu nevyvazla. Sest
osob poraneno bylo smrtelne. Ne
stesti, jak vysetfovanfm zjisteno,
zavineno jakousi pfekazkou, ma
kolejfch Sc nalezajfci.
Krajanka ohvis9na Z podvodu.
Eliska Kabuffkova, 1leta sliena
vzdelana ceska divka. byla v
Bloomington, ILL.,, We ctvrtek min.
tydne zatcens ma zalobu, ze zne
uzila posty k podvodnemu lakani
pen1z. Pfisla tam asi pied rokem
Carlinville, ILL.,, kde otec JEFF ma
peknou farmu. Studovala aka
demii sv. Josefa jestvelice zrut
nou vumeni yysivanf, jez "a do
bre ceny prodavala. Mimo to
pracovala v jistem hoteln jako
sklepnice a zdala Sc DraCovati
mnoho a namahavs, ably mohla
kryti vydani ma sve umelecke stu
die. Postovnf dfady dostaly ne
davno dopis cd jisteho muze v
Georgii, ktery psal,ze Kabuffkova
chce jej "a muze ze jej zadala,
ably il postal $50 a diamantovy
prsten; chtel vedet, jaky ma cha
rakter, Dive nez penize posle.
Podobny dopis dosel pied nekoli
ka dny teS cd jisteho muze Ma
nitoby jiny Oregonu. Zenichd
pfibyvalo a tifady zavedly vysetfo-
vani, jimz zjisteno, ze Kabufikova
dostala z mnohych statn penfze a
skvosty. Ohlasovala v jistem Ca
sopise, ze Sc mini provdati, psala
dopisy posylala sve podobizny.
V byte jejfm nalezeno ma sta dopi-
50. Jeste po SVEN zatceni obdrze-
la registrovany dopis Oklahomy,
obsahujfci $35. Byla dana pod
zaruku $1,000, jez byla slozena.
Zahadne pozary
vypukly We ttvrtek vecer Chica-
gu temef soutasne We ttyfech mel.
vetsfch hotelich tamnich a patrne
bylo to dilem nejake handy palit-
ske, kteraz nsstaleho zmatku k
Ioupeni pouziti as cineIA. v hctelr
Palmer vypukl polar soucssne ma
ttyfech poschodich, o IS minu
pozdeji vypuknul ohef ma dvor
poschodich v hotelu Great North
ern v tutez as dobu vypukl chef
v Sherman House a hotelr
Grace. Pouze ma jedno.n mfstl
podafilo Sc zhafnm jakousi kofis
dostati a sice V Great Northern
hotelu, kdez as "a $500 klenott
uloupeno. We vsech pfipadect
zalozen byl oheh pffst1nkach, ,
nichz pradlo chovano.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
Marriage by Assessment.

Marriage is admittedly always q
hazard, but in Servia it has been
made the basis of a novel variation
on the usual modes OF speculation.
There societies for providing bonuses
on marriage were formed, and -four
ished TO such an extent as to greatly
accelerate the marriage rate. The
funds were obtained on the assess
ment system, and, as many members
who got bonus and bride abruptly
stopped their contributions, the as
piring cehbste subscribers who were
left found their obligations increas-
ing more rapidly than is the expe-
rience Of most married men. Conse-
quently liquidation has set In among
these companies with great severity,
and the boom in matrimony is likely
to be followed by q slump.-London
Financial News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
SAVING A TRAIN.
An Act That Cost n Confederate Sol.
der His Chance of winning
n Wife

Il saved train once" said an ex-
confederate officer, in the Detroit
Free Press, "at least 1 have always
thought 1 did, but lost a girl and
she lost $500 saddle mare. 1 was q
pretty good-looking man in those
days and had great liking for the
ladies, with an especial fondness for
one in particular, though 1 had not
mentioned the fact to her in so many
words.
"one day was at her house in Vir-
Sinia and we concluded to go for n
ride She was mounted on her mare,
which was really beauty and worth
All OF $500, but not for sale at any
price. As we moved of down the
road. she little in advance, I made
up my mind that before the ride was
finished she would know exactly what
1 thought of her. We had been Qua
for an hour and had got fairly well
started In my love-making, when wa
came to railroad crossing. 1t was
never very good one, and some re-
pairs had lately been made upon It in
the shape Of heavy timbers laid in to
raise the roadway to the level of the
rsilA Az we rode slowly over it the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
THE WORLDS WORK.

Our years coal represents the work
Of Soo,ooo.ooo Of people for II months.
million pounds of silk every week
In the year is the worlds total pro-
duction.
The greatest number Of men ever
employed on one structure was the
Gizeh pyramid, where 1000 men were
in forced labor.
Many Japanese worl1men are going
into the mines of Colorado. Expert
ments with them show them to be ex-
cellent employees.
The villages near Fribourg, Switz-
erland, are in great distress, the old
industry OF plating straw, which
used to- bring the inhabitants . little
money, having disappeared. Other
countries furnish the markets.
With the exception Of q few small
concerns in Warsaw, there In only
one large shoe factory In Russia.
This concern does an enormous bust
ness, and is one OF the most prosper
Gus stock companies In the empire.
The labor unions Of Missouri have
succeeded in having . law passed In
that state making wages equal for
men and women performing like Ia
Dor. For violation OF this law . hne
OF ten dollars to 500 may be imposed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
DRIFT WOOD.

Canada's first railway, opened In
1910, was 10 miles long. She now has
over 10000 miles.
There are about 500 female physi-
clans In France, and many OF them en-
Joy lucrative practice.
The Pennsylvania railroad Il reported
to have over 2s,oo individual share
holders who must be notified of the
new stock allotment and receive sub
scriptfon warrants
Miss Jennie C. Benedict In the first
woman TO be elected q member Of the
Louisville board OF trade, the directors
having voted favorably upon her appli-
cation the other day.
The revival of interest In lawn ten
mis- which was noticeable last summer
after half q dozen seasons OF partial
neglect bids fair to take on new life
this coming summer.
While tests of q new electric train
were being made on the elevated road
In New York city the insulation be-
came defective and the steel rails were
dissolved az though made Of tissue pa
per.
Inere WSre primitive railroads In
the eighteenth century, but Il was
after 1902 when Richard Trevithick
took out In England the first patent
for high pressure engine adapted for
motion on roads, and IN 1929 the
Rocket" which was built by Robert
Stephenson, drew a. tons at the rate
of over 20 miles an hour.
A half-tone picture of President
Harper, of Chicago university, was
transmitted by telegraph recently
from'the Quadrangle club In Chicago
to Havemeyer hall, Columbia uni
versity. At the same time an attempt
was made to transmit photograph of
President Low. The latter experiment.,
however, was not q success. The fea-
lures of President Harper were dis
tActly reproduced there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
TOLD IN FIGURES.

The average depth Of peat 10 II
feet, yielding II, 900 tons TO the acre.
It takes six tons of pine wood to
make ton of charcoal, but only four
Of oak.
Great Britain produces 1900, 900
tons of salt year, all Europe less
than 5000, 900.
An ocean steamer carries on, an Az
erage 81 times her own tonnage In
the course of q year.
The total output of beet and cane
sugars In the countries of Europe for
1900 vast ,657, 900 tons
London's eight gas companies pos
sess s,79o miles of mains, 90. $50 pub
Nc lights and 556,os1 customers.
Tires hundred and twenty-five
miles in the day Is the record for q
sailing ship, 500 for q steamer.
About 100000 porcupine quilts are
imported yearly into England from
India, with a few from Spain, the
quINs upon each spike pig" being
worth $3.50. The quilts are used for
penholders, floats for anglers, fans,
ornamental screens and many other
fancy articles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
FOOD NOTES.

A crop OF wheat uses 60 tons of water
an acre q month.
Illinois fruit growers lost In 1898
$500, 900 by ravages of the apple scab
fungus alone.
People in London eat on an average
seven pounds of carrots year, Paris
ians 81 pounds.
Six pounds of fish are equal as food
TO SH pounds of lean beef, or two
pounds Of boiled eggs.
The United States lead all other ma
tions in the matter of fruit growing.
Strawberries were valued at $50 ,ooo. 600
last year and grapes at $1oo, ooo, 900.
Stale candy can generally be worked
over by reboiling It. In the. case of
acid candles, such as lemon drops, the
candy is boiled, the acid is withdrawn
by the use of lime or chalk, and the
strip may then be used In the manu-
facture of that or any other species of
candy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11

THE TRAIN WAS THEN IN SIGHT"
mare In some way got her hind foot
between the timbers and stuck fast.
The girl was off IN n minute and I
was at the horses foot, trying to help
her get 81 out, but it was stuck to
stay, and there was no help but to go
somewhere and get an AZ or . crow
bar TO release her.
Just as 1 was about to start we
heard the rumble Of a train, and We
knew It was a passenger going at 40
miles an hour. made frantic en-
deavors to twist the foot loose, and
the poor animal did what abe could
to assist, bat with all we could do.
and the girl nearly in Mysteries, the
foot refused to come out. The train
was then IN sight and too chose TO be
stopped. Knowing the msre was
doomed, and the whole train was iia-
bic to be thrown from the track IL ft
struck herwhere she was, I Slowed her
around with her body off the track,
and. snstchiug q revolver from, my
holsters, shot her through the
head The mare dropped to the
ground, I caught the girl, who had
tainted, and fell over the bank with
her, the train dashed by, cutting the
mares legs OFF, and the whole thing
was over. I put the girls saddle on
behind my own and we two rode my
horse home. But there was mo more
love-making, and never after that was
she the same to me. I fancy she
could not get II out of her mind that
had killed her favorite, but what
else could have done7' It was
easier for the horse to die that way;
and, besides, I saved the train. In any
event, the railroad people tho1ght
did, for when the facts were known
the company paid $500 to the girls
father and I've been riding over that
road on pass ever since, for valu-
able. services rendered'~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11

to attend. The prfncfpar cost Of these
parties was for liquor. and the amount
supplied varied In direct ratio with
the amount contributed by the hosts
There would be Eve, ten, twenty, OF
even more gallons, al the case might
be. Of whisky. 'Cockeye' Leary named
these dances for all time when, In an.
swer to query as to whether or moi
he would attend a certain shindig soor
to be given in a neighboring guich, h.
made reply: Nav, you can bet amt
going. It's only five-gallon dance
IN. Y. Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11

Mrs. Besant now wears Hindu dres.
and has proclaimed the belief thai
she was Hindu in former stage Of
her existence.
Sydney Grundy, who is IS years old
has record of a play for every year
he has lived. Like w. s. Gilbert, he
is barrister by profession.
George Willard, who died at Bat.
tie Creek, Mich, recently, had been q
student, teacher, Episcopal minister
member of college faculty, news.
paper editor and congressman.
Cecil Rhodes has offered to the
Diocesan college at Cape Town q
yearly sum of $1,000 for a prize for
the boy who stands best during the
term in studies, athletics and moral
qualities.
Rev. ]. G. Adderly, who has
worked for IL years In the slums OF
London and started mission for mill
honaires by preaching social reform,
Is 80 years of age. He is q son OF
Lord Norton.
John r. Lynch, the colored man
who has been appointed paymaster
in the army, was once q congressman
from Mississippi and was temporary
chairman of one of the republican ma
tional conventions.
The crown prince Of Germany is go
ing to England to learn English ways
and customs. It is thought by the
emperor that he will gain valuabl
knowledge about commercial and
manufacturing affairs.
William Abraham, member Of par
lament from Pentre, Pontyfridd,
Wales, began his career as a working
miners. Later he was a miners
agent and president of the South
Wales Miners federation.
Baron Won Egloffstein, the German
marshal, who was practically dis
missed recently, has hitherto been
considered one OF the kaiser's closest
friends and was his companion Oh
several shooting expeditions.
John s. Sargent, the worlds fore
most portrait painter, has broken
down from overwork and has been
ordered abroad for a complete rest
His great fame was his own undoing,
for his attempt to keep pace with
his numerous important commissions
has undermined his health, which an
attack of grip had already seriously
impaired.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11

and his people could sleep in their
camp In as perfect security as the
soldiers could in theirs, they were. in
the early dawn, set upon by a band
OF ssssssins, under the leadership OF
Americans, and 12s of his tribe, his
family, relatives and friends, old men.
women and children, were brutally
murdered and their bodies mutilated.
Es-kim-in-zin saved only one MEM
Der of his family from the slaughter,
and this was little girl, two and q
half years old, whom he caught in his
arms as he fed. Es-kim-in-zin, the
day after the massacre, returned to
Camp Grant, where the commanding
officer assured him that no soldier
had any part in or sympathy with
this brutal butchery. With this as
surance he returned with the surviv-
ors OF his band, and once more placed
himself under the protection Of the
troops. Within six weeks his camp
was charged by troop of white sol
diers, his people assaulted and driven
into the mountains. 1t was stated m
extenuation by the authorities that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
Atadara.car Hedxehoe..

At the Regents Park menagerie IN
London several living specimens OF
"tenrec," the hedgehog of Madagas-
car, were recently received. II il said
that stuffed specimens in museums
give no adequate idea Of tbs form OF
these strange animals. Their resem-
blanes to hedgehogs rests only upor
their possession of q spiny covering.
The shape of their bodies resembles
that of an inflated globefish. They
are insectivorous, and are said to be
restricted to the island of Madagas-
car. The specimens in London, at any
rate. are remarkable for their habit
Of yswning.-Youth's Companion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.

The property of the Catholic mis-
sions in Shanghai is valued ct ST.
ooO, 600.
The Salvation Army in Madras num-
bers among its soldiers several young
Hindoos.
The voluntary offerings to the
Church of England during last year
amounted to s7,771,o00
The increase of the church mem
bership compared with that of the
general population, the Advance de-
clares to be as "a to Q.
The Order Of ST. Francis has sup
Piled ten popes, that of ST, Dominio
four. The Order of st. Benedict holds
the record, with 43 popes and 10000
bishops.
According to the Catholic World
for April, there are 6,559,e98 souls
enrolled in the parish registers IN the
Philippines as loyal to the Roman
Catholic church.
BY a unanimous vote the presby-
terry Of Chicago has pledged itself to
raise 100000 during the next i've
years to be used in the erection of
new churches in Chicago and its sub
urbs.
Rev. ]. II. Roche, pastor of St.
James Roman Catholic church in
Kenosha, Wis, has served the church
for nine years without compensa-
ton. A modest competency, earned
in other parishes, enables him to do
this, as also to aid IN lifting the
church debt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
The Ordeal Of Albert.

1t was at Windsor castle that Queer
Victoria, then only q girl of 20, did
what she described as "the most
nervous thing a woman was eveg
called on TO do" when she summoned
the young Prince Albert of Saxe-Co-
burg Gotha TO private interview and
proposed" to him. She had frst met
him when, as a boy of 1T. he came
with his father to England, snd when,
three years later, he made no secret"
of his love for his fair cousin, mo one
was surprised and everyone was de-
lighted
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
HkRRrSoMS BIG D.
An kStonishinE ExcIanatiOa once
Uttered by the Late En-
President.

Harrison was so devozb q church
member that many persons have re-
fused to. believe that he had ever been
profane. Only one instance is recalled
and that Is substantiated, like q COR
responding incident in George WASH
ington's career, by the testimony of
ear~witnesses, says the Boston Tran
script.
Tt was In the Atlanta. campaign In
1854, when, as colonel of the Seventieth
Indiana volunteers, he took oonspicu-
Gus part IN the battle of Peach Tree
creek. The regiment was lying under
cover, with strict orders to hold It's fire
until the command was given. One
man, too excited and nervous to lie
still, sPrang up and fred Col Har-
rison seized his blanket, which was
done up In a roll and fastened with \
strap. and, jumping ups hurled it at the
exeitable soldier, at the same time
shouting out a loud. hearty, rotpnd
"D-n." The blanket struck the soldier
fall in the face, and either that or the
unexpectedness of the profane word
from his exemplary colonel laid him
fiat on his back, ready to obey orders
for the rest of the campaign.
Profanity seemed to be in the Air
that day, for Gen. Hooker riding down
the line after the fight, seized the
young coloners hand and wrung it a.
he shouted: Harrison, by G., III
make you brigsdier general for thisl'
And he was. as good as his word.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
Facts Abou. tn. centurx.

An industrious calculator has bee.
searching out some interesting facts
concerning the new century. he
points out that the twentieth cen,
tury will contain s6,52s days, which
lacks but one day of being exactl,
6,2ts weeks. The middle day of the
century will be JanuaCy 1. 1851. FIT.
teen out of the hundred years will
begin on Wednesday and the same
number on Friday. Fourteen will be.
gin on each of the other days of the
week.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11

TIE SEABOARD AIR LINZ RAFT
WAY 10 called TIE CAPITAL -CICY
LINE, because it enters the Capir.l.
Of the six States which il travsrsas
exclusive OF the National OanitsI
through which its trains run solid from
New York to Jacksonville, and Tampa.
Florida. 1t runs through Richmond'
Va, Raleigh, N. G, Columbia, s. o.
Asisnsa, Ga Montgomery, Ala, and
Tallahassee, Fla.
This road will continue to run sha
famous FLORIDA AND MEFROPOL-
IrAN LINZ cED, and THE FLORTnT
AND ATLANTA FAST MALL TRAINS
afording the only through limited ssr.
vice daily, including Sunday, between
New York and Florida, and ia tina
shortest line between these points.
These splendidly anodern trains OF
the SEABORD AIR LINE RAILWAY
arrived ~, and depart from PennsvI.
vania Railway Stations &C Wsshinoton
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New YorE
carrying Pullmsn,s most Improved
equipments, with unexcelled dining
car service, compartments, drawing
room, ana observation cars. IL has
Pullman service five times per week
each way from Washington to that
celebrated resort, Pinhurst, NO.
IL hss the short line TO and frona
hlcA mend. Norfolk, Portsmouth, Raj.
eigh, Southern Pines, Columbis S..
vannsh, Jacksonville, Tamon and A.
lansa, and the principal cities betvssn
the South and East. It is Also tina A.
con.
In Atlanta direct concessions ara
made In the Union Station for Ohatsa.
noogs, Nashville, and Memphis. aIso
ioT New Orleans and all points In Tar.
a., California and Mexico.
In addition it 10 the only line mar.
ating through trains. and PulIman
sleeping carB between Atlanta And
NorIolk, where connections are mad
with Ihe Old Dominion steamshiD 90.
Iron New York, the n. d +. Oom,
pahy nom Boston, and Proyid ems.
see Norfolk and Warrington steam.
boat Company, from Washington. She
hAInmore Steam Packet UopapsnV
I.om bALtimore, and the N. p. & u.
Railway, from New York and PniIsdeis
sd0lphia.
Through Pullman cars also on.r..ad
on quick ssedules between Jaekson.
vile and 81. Louis, via MenticsIIo. ana
oetween Jacksonville and New Orleans
IN addition 10 through trans with Bot
ret Ohair Oars between Savannah ana
Montgomery.
The local traiv service 10 krst slasa
with moss eonv enient sehed ules.
In fact the gEABOAED AIR LIME
RAILWAY will ticket psssen gers FOR
aBy paints. sGording the sIeh ast
sehedules, haest trains, and most eofo-
Portable service. Tts 1000 mile booka
sold ut 40. 90, are good from Wask-
inEeon. ID. o. over the entire systeM
OF 2, 500 miles including Florida.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-05-11
IN ASIATIc COUNTRIES.

There area 1884 banks In Japan, rep
resenting sass, 249, s3o.
A British lady in a princely family
Of Japan as resident governess il
an innovation in that country.
Before 1880 little was known in
China OF kerosens. In 1890 more
than a hundred million gallons were
imported.
/ The Afghans never leave their
homes without having an arsenal of
weapons in their belts. Arms are
their adornments.