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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

similar to that Of DR.. Parkhurst In
New York.
DE. Henry 4 4 Iineal descendant Of
Patrick Henry. He was graduated from
the old University Of Chicago and later
from the Baptist Union Theological
Seminary. He began his career as a
reformer In Denver about twelve years
ago. when he bitterly fought the "a
Icons. Afterward he proved himself
terror to theeyil doors and lawbreakers
Of San Francisco He Ii one Of the
most eloquent preachers In the Ameri-
can pulpit.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

tered railway SER
vice on April 1.
1853, as station
agent at Utica,
Pa, for the Attain
tie & Great Erie
system. He re-
mained with that
company as it's
agent at various
places until Jan
uary, 1872, when
he was appointed
general agent at
- -. On
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
WILL Be USED AS AHosPlTAL.

San franchise Mansion or the Late
Collie r. Huntington.
The San Francisco mansion Of the
late Coils r. Huntington. which is soon
to be converted into charity hospital
by gift Of Mrs. Huntington, stands on
Mob Hill. the artstocratic residence
place OF the town, IN cluster Of houses
the owners Of which are known to fame
as California's wealthiest men. The
Huntington house is d three-story resi-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
FRY 10 NIKE n 4 REPII1Ir
DAWSON a IT'S CAPITA,
story FROn slkagway, A..
schenae u to Overthrow tn.
Gevernnsent Of the Nortbv
rafory-several Meetings u.,.
RlaA 70 Capture Police.

San Francisco. Nov. 1s.-rbe c.n
prints IN unconnrmed story .s aA
skagway. Alaska, under date ., W
vember s, telling Of the discova.,N ~
what Is alleged to be a huge co.,. u
racy existing at Dawson and ra nspl
Ing to 6kagway, Victoria, vanconn.
and Seattle for the overthrow NJ W.
local government Of the Northu as
Territory and the establishment ~
republic with Dawson as its capita,
According to the details of the sto.u
arms, ammunition and provisions b..,
been taken over the railroad ~
cached at strategic points. Promins..
American residents Of Skaewav s.s
s4id to be ringleaders in the consn,
racy. Miners to the number of 500 a..
said to await the summons to arms
ready to fight for independence fron
Dominion rule Of the gold field camns
and towns. The plan is to oyernova.
the mounted police. arrest the civ,,
oi1cers and take the government in,o
their own hands.
The adventurous arch conspirato,.
hope for Intervention or outside a.,
sistance BIZ the time the melting Of ics
end snow win permit the invasion NJ
their isolated republic.
Il Is further related that a hurried
conference. lasting until midnight was
held At Skagway November s, at which
we're present Captain Corrigan Of tho
Northwest mounted police, who had
arrived from across the Canadian bo,.
der last evening; Judge Brown Of the
United States district court, United
States Marshal Shoup. United States
Attorney Friedrich and Major Hoyev
commanding the United States troops
at Skagway.
This was the last OF several hastv
consultations between the civil and
military representatives of the two
powers In relation to the mysterious.
Of supplies into the
interior and rumors Of q conspiracy to
lead the miners In q revolt against the
Canadian government in the North
west Territory. Those present main
tain the strictest silence concerning
the new evidence laid before them.
Captain Corrigan took the early
train back across the border the next
morning. while United States Marshal
Shoup embarked on the first steamer
for Seattle, which port he reached sew
eral days ago. The object of his visit
was presumably to confer by telegraph
with the authorities at Washington.
He sailed yesterday afternoon on the,
Dolphin on his way back to Skagway..
Seattle. Wash. Nov. 1S.-No Gre
dence ID given here to the story Of the
alleged discovery at Skagway, Alaska,
of conspiracy to overturn the Cana
liam government In Alaska. United
States Marshal Shoup. who is credited
With having come here to commune
,ate with the United States govern.
nent regarding the matter, is said to
have come only for the purpose Of
bringing some United States prison
srs who had been sentenced to terms
n the penitentiary ct McNeil's island
ae returned north yesterday.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

.T.S-. :. .sid -. =. =. 49,
b.sor. h,r,-~..d :. scs...,,, :.
q ov,-.sth> ls.& Air. ~, aorto. 80.
to M afore tool mi. hers tower a.
90 h..it, -. - 800 .,at s,.ts,. ~.
obliged. but-T
There's plain bread ana butter. slr.
then r sureested Mr.. Daintry. With an
amused smile. .
Twelve rot = toothachel Thankee.
ma am. but I've mistook INV capacity.
and
Bill bolted. The widow stood looking
curiously after him till his tattered figure
disappeared beyond the fence.
"Perhaps-perhaps." She murmured
sadly, ''my boy IL ike that to-day!''
Al % o'clocf that nisht Mr.. Daintrv
heard noise at the rear Of thu house.
She went to the kitchen door. A man
was prying up the pantry window, Il
was her tramp visitor 81 the afternoon. I
Have you come to rob3' exclaimed
she.
mo, ma'am, I have notr' promptly re-
sponded Hobo nm. Il oema s. hrins
you pressnt--for your kindnase Is me
this p. m. saw you had no tur-
key for Thankssivinr. masam. e I've
x ~ -. 49, 49, - nan 4.
left hand around. holding % plump fowl
a. ever graced kings larder.
Mrs. Daiutry was speeches. This
was more singular than the mans be-
havior Of the afternoon.
II was trying "a sneak II into ver nan
=. !. $500. $3.50 - 49,. -. y !. . .nso ~ ~,
,.s - ! 800 ~ s.1'' sussssss0 A'A'''
..Rrt cs..4 1850 ~, s..,.... =.
~ydo-. .th.4 I. s~s.Sa,.. 49, s~,.- 8. -; !.
.rd ~. -. =. 1880. ~ = - - 49,.
"M.asr, ). ia nj, on ~ - %.s ~ 49,. 49,,
+ ! vift -,
..n.. -, y. - -,
..1Un.Iss y. &! 49, . 49, 49, ,a Mn ~
v.Ou vt ~ mstm, Heu DIM uM-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

9ympathise with woman ana yov
WIN learn what Z mean man her hus.
hand y.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21
THE NEW FIRST READER
See the happy man!
What makes him hap-pyf

He married 4
20 ci-e-ty girl and
her spring bill has
just come from
the dress-mak-er;
It h for 81, 100000
Then he must
like big h,xps.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

When people discover mans weah.
D. thsy hit Il svsry time thsy shost
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

c0u-8tal-u-l0-t1On6f
No; the poor relations are con-grat-
u-lating themselves.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

knows he can't pay It; and 30 his wife's
clothing costs him nothing.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-21

What makes the man mad7
He won 4 fortune In stocks,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
coIored, Morganza

Dorsey, Joseph, colored, Morganza.
Dorsey, Hilary F"
Drury, Philip G. !"
Drury, John w
Dyson, Isaac col Budd 5 Creek.
Fitzgerald, Junis col
Fisscll, Robert f. "
Graves. Richard b. Maddox.
.GoldsbOrough, Charles H. Clements.
Hite, James Il. col Budd' Greek.
Herbert, John I Clements.
Hayden, Clarence ID, Mechanicsville.
Holton, ] Garner col. Hurry.
Jones, John T. Maddox.
Johnson, George w. laurel Grove.
Knott, William T. Maddox.
Long, Thomas l.. Budd 3 Creek.
Nelson, James II Maddox.
Reed Joseph, colored, Morganza.
Reeves, John Il. r ir., Chaptico.
ssniffi, Joseph col Mechaniesville.
Swami, Harry w Clements.
Sumfnerville, Woodiey. col. Clem Is.
Sweeny, William NJ Budd 5 Creek.
Thompson, Peter Fl. Morgana.
Thomas. John A colored,
Thayen, Francis L. Chaptico
Thomas, John colored
Williams Hays,
Parsons, julius W Morganm.
Parham, Edward col Budd 5 Creek
Pilkerton, Evans NJ Chaptico
Penn, Johnson H.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

James Dyson, John Dickcrson.
Thomas W Goodc, Eugene V. Holt,
james NJ Hayden, Louis Jefferson,
Joseph Parker, William l.. Russell
Of John b.. James II. Wilson.
JAMES 7 BLAIR,
THOMAS G.. HoDGEs
Officers Of Registration
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
List OF Convicted
Warrington, Andrew
j. RopoLPHus THOMPSON,
HARRY NJ. SPEppEN.
Officers of Registration

Seventh District New Names,
Blair William II. Milestown.
Butler, Thomas col. River Springs
I Broom, Benedict col Dynard
Bailey, Noah S. River Springs.
Carter, James + col. Milestow
Cotton, Richard J ir. Oalsleo
Clark, George a. col NJ ~" -
| Curtis, William cRiver Springs.
Gullm,S' n.a. NV oJos sih w. Milestown.
I,SSon, n u1~S ~ q. Oakley.
pr1;G.hi,.a,l6on, M. Bernard ] col Abel $.
-. D.SSerick. John L. col. Milestown.
ll'reen, William b col. Clements.
Graves, Leo II, River Springs.
Goodwin, George w, Milestown
Gragan, William +.
Hayden, James a.
Herbert, Louis col
Hill, William G. Maddox
Hall, Charles G, Abeli S.
Jarboe, james I
Lyon, Robert M Clements.
Lawrence, Francis M Abel $.
Lilburn, George col. Milestown
McWilliams, Albert E. Palmer 5.
Owens, Zachariah Dynard,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

John H. Coats. Alex. Edwards
William H. Hayden, Stephen Holly
John w. Pilkerton, Glenn Young.
j WILSON ADAMS,
GEORGE w. CoMBs.
Officers of Registration.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Mattingly, Bernard f. ~ Leo'dt'n.
Nolen, George r. col
Price, John col.
Richards, Charles h.
Raley, George T. Clemen
Turner, Ford j col. Coz kpn.
Thompson, Louis S. Leo alown
Tennison, William S, M allza
Thompson, Elijah Lovev
Woodland, Cornelius c0 alnpton
Transferred
Brown, David G col. Vi ap&
Curtis. William J col. eeHi
Dorsey, Joseph col.
Green, William b col
Hayden, James "A.
Johnson, John A. Mdra
Mattingly, John II
Somerville, Woodley L.
Valaudingham, Leo !
Valandingham. George Compton
Valandingham, Stephen y
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Brown, John coIored. Laurel Grove.
Bostick. T.. d Oakyillc
Buckler. WIN Oalsvillc.
Bowlcs. " w. Hollywood
Cusic Vincent O Hollywood
Cusic Thomas G. Hollywood
Cusir George B Hollywood
Dorsey james Albert col Hollywood
Floyd IuJor, Il. Hollywood
Guyiher. Geo. r. G.. col California.
Nolcp, George 4. col Oakvillc.
Reed, Joseph c1lorcd, Oakyille.
Ralcy, James Il Hollywood !
Thompson. Peter " oakyillr
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
FTNh Di-lrIrf Now Nmm.

Iu-.I -
"'h "'7'f''i N'" N't''9
Ruriuugb- VIM ~ Mrcbapi,-yillo
Rarp,r William n ,nl Il,
ugrcb Jn.rnG + uUIilrr
Brt,yu IobU. .al Nrw Market
Uufler slmlp r,I Cnotsey uU
Hri-noa Wm \ cnJ u.a,. Turnrr /.
storr
Tuvtf- Wfi}iuts f.t .,Yg4, gll tT,,t-.
Tapding
Curtis Nral n col prar New Mar.
kot
Cops,.y FI0pe. plains
emit. lame. e,l Iliin,sl
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
Deal I'D femoved

Armstrong, Thomas J colored, Maddox
Bailey Noah $ Chaptico,
Butler Francis e0lorcd Morganza
Collins, William do Maddox.
Chunn, John II Budds Creek
Carroll. Frank NJ Laurel Grove.
Cooper. Thomas II colored, Chaptico
hin, James T Morgauza
Hill. William G do
Herbert, Joan Henry col MorRanza.
Hall Charles g Chaplico.
Havden, John r DO
Hanson, Samuel II col Clements.
Harrison, John y Chapticn.
Hayden, George G do
Hazell Iobn 7 Maddox.
Hall James II Mprganza
Gray, Joseph v Chapticp.
keenan,, Nicholas r. do
Morgan. Henry l. do
Russell, James NJ Clements
Russell, ] Herbert de-
Pilkertob, james X Hurry
Lilhurn, George col. Budd's Greek
Long, James J Chaptico
Tarllnn. Thomas T. col. do
Tipprit. John W do
Thompson Elijah y Accbauicsyillo.
Dadr. James W col Budd's Greek
Dyson Zach = Clements
Dyson. Johp coiotcd Rudd's Greek
Short William do Chaptico.
simpson, William + Badd'- Cfrck.
Sewell. John u col Cbaptjcn
VanwoH, William II Maddox
Owens. ZAchayiah DO
Mason. samuel. calorcl, Laurel Grove
7hivers, Emaauus Y do Maddox
Young. William r do Cicmonta
g. L JouNzoy
G. iItYnXs RUssEtt.
Officers of Registration
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Eighth District New Names
Beaven, John ] California.
Beaveu. J Walter do
Bradshaw. Rpbt G Park llsIl.
Bohanan, John J IN boesville.
Barnes. Joseph Il Cahfnrnm.
Bond. + PArrau do
Curtis, Thos col Pearson.
Curtis, Wm col. do
Com bs, Geo f California.
Floyd, James r.. do
Frsh, Geo f. lIermanyIlle.
Graves. j Frank Fishing Point.
Grecn7 Frank col JarboesvlIle
Gross, james + col Fishing Point.
Guyther, Geo, +. G col. California.
tlammctt. Chas j. do
Hayden. Abraham col. do
Harris, John II. llermauyllIe.
Hammett. Elwood W California.
Hill, Dennis col. Park Hall.
johnson, Lem col Fishing Paint.
johnson, Wm ii col California.
johnson, Francis r col Fishing Pt.
Jarboe, Walter B California.
JOY, Harry II. do
iankford. VIM. Fishing PoiLt.
Pegg, Wm f Jarboesvile.
Parker, Wm, Franklin Fishing Pc.
Robinson, George col Hprmanyille.
Shermanline, John S California
Say, David K. do
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Pilkerton. James r. Hurry.
Parker, George col Oakley.
Pillsbury, John w. Abell's.
Russell, Carroll ].
Raley, John NJ Milestown.
St Clair, George NJ. River Springs.
ST Clair, Harry T Milestown.
St Clair, William Dynard
foyer, William r. col. Milestown.
Tippett, John w. Maddox.
Tarlton, Thomas K. col. hurry.
Vallandingham, George r. Oakley.
Vallandingham, Stephen b.
Vallandingham, Leo t.
Vanwart, William H. Maddox.
Wise, Thomas NJ River Springs.
Wilson, Richard T. col RaSprings.
Young, William T. col. Clements,
Young James.R col. Dynard.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Sixth District New Names.
Abel, w. w. Hollywood.
Alvey, Philip a. do
Brenner, Samuel Laurel Grove.
Brown, George W. Hollywood.
Butler, John +. col. Hollywood
Butler, Francis colored, Morgana
Brown, David G. col Morganza.
Cooper, James Hollywood
Cusic, Francis II. Hollywood.
Clark. William col Hollywood,
Dunn. Matthias w Hollywood;
DYSON Harry coiofed. Softcrioy.
Greenwell, John f Hollywood.
Goldsborough, G. Paul Hollywood.
Heard, William H. Hollywood.
HILL James II Morgana.
Hin. William G. Morgana.
Hcbb, Alexander col Hollywood.
Hinefeld August Hollywood
Harris, Robt. l.. col Morganzl.
Jones, John $. col Hollywood
Jones, James n. Oakvillc.
Johnson, John A Hollywood.
Jones', Frank col Hollywood
Jencfcr, Robert col Hillvillc
Knott, James 5. Morganz.
Long, James NJ laurel Grove.
Mattingly, J Goddard Hollywood
Rcadmond, John + Hollywood
Sumervill, Johnnie, col, Hollywood
Stephens, William ] col Sotterly.
Thompson, + Xaxicr Hollywood.
Thompson, Henry c Morganza
Thompson, Clyde T. Hollywood
Woodland, John + col laurel Grove.
Wilkinson, Benjamin W Hollywood.
Zimmerman. Chalcs r Hollywood
Zimmerman, Edward Hollywood.
Yates, John colurcd, Hollywood
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
Dead.

Second District New Names
Aud. Asa A. Valley Lee
Bruu Hamilton col Valley Lee
Brayshaw. William
Cusic. George T. Great Mills
Cusic, Gu-tayuS b
Combs. John T.
Cuppagr james T. Draydou
Combs Herbert 7
Cud Arthur G.
Cutchumbcr, JAS X col
Daily, Walter, col
Fcuwick lgnatius col
Green, John cot piuey Point
Gros,~. Benjamin j. col Valley fSgs
Morgan James 4 col Pmcy Point
Mjlburu. Charles col Valley ~
Miiburn. Alexander col piney pt
Muburu. James r Droydcu
Redmond, Herbert J Chingville
Robinson. Perry, col pincy Point
Redmond. Thomas W Valley Iar
Ridgrll, McEllery, Great Mills
Smith, Joseph " col Dmydcu
Shepherd. Charles II
NutcTr NlillHlu N col valley ~"
Thompson Joseph col Great Mills
Taylor, Robert u col Valley lee
wheeler Peter {. pipry Point
Strickeo from REGISTRY
6rcenWcli, Ellis a. Great hi'ls.
Brown, samuel 9 valley Ice,
Blscpe, Joseph W Ilney Point.
Robinson, james II DO
Brooks, Joseph II valley Lee
Mtlhurn, james Draydcn.
Matthews, Edward DO
Milhurn, John ; do
Vaughan, Maurice Ii. Valley Lee.
shcban, John do
Bean, John do
Wingate, Oscar do
Gnythert George Z lincy Point
Shadrlck John w Valley Lee
Ingram, William ! Pincy Pom.
Adams, Charles r do
liiscoe. John II Great Mills.
Bean, Edward > Valley Lee,
BraNton, Thomas Il do
Dyer, Richard II Piney Point
Golasooro', Alexander Valley Lee.
Goddard, John l. do
Hays, Frederick Draydon.
.acNSTh, % Tho,as 1n','r1 II y vi, ieS' ''l'''
Enn,t William n nyaydcn
Kee Jobu Thomas Valley Lee
.eyeflon; uaIy y; =, q"
z
Monroe, Whit Valley Lee.
unp,irm t,bun' Morris + "a d9 Nv
Milburn George do
Morgan, Archer Piney Point.
Redmond. Daniel II Valley Lee
leeder, Ford d Piney Point.
Russell, George w. Valley Lee
statesmap John u Piney folnt
s' smlth' ,nSllh nolllaI - H. N"iley Ice
Sho5,1,cL ST. p' Thnmae II do
Smaliwood Edward NJ do
say. Joshua II. do
Tarleton, Alfred do
Thomas, Alfred B do
uhrhrock; John A. 9reat Mllls
,5Ilai " ha,en' 1,'e "a,,aIe p, alicy LES bee
wiiIia,ns iidiom, 'Tonos iamea : : GreSt Mlls UI
masna E,onG VaIlov fae
- %ft""'"' -" ~ ~
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
Transferred.

Cusic, Geo + 2nd election district.
Cusic. Gustavus B 2nd election
district
Combs. John + 2nd election dis
trlct
Dunn, Matthias W 9th election
district.
Hard, VIM II Gth election district.
Norris, Clement lat election dis
trlct
Rldgell MeKellY 2nd election dis
trict
Wheeler. Peter G, 2nd election dis.
trlCt
Wise, Walter IL. b. 3rd election
district.
Yates. John 9Th election di~er'ct
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Fourth DistriatrsaHFsss N''iileS.
A,,.,....Asgss4ss D Morgaiza
,IsasSer, n5aSSr James NJ colored, Hurry.
Bily, Henry Chaptico.
Brown, Edward Clements.
Combs, Samuel B. col MorgaaNa.
Colona, Thomas Ii. Budd = Greek.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

ss IdiioitI Fou'
Barber. James VI
Brown, Edmund
Herbert, John T.
Jones. John l..
Knott, William f.
Reeves John r. 7.
Thomas, John A.
Woodland, Cornelius, Sr.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24


stricken frum r Rgistrv
sean, Stephen w Fishing pnint
Brown, Hamilton col Great Mills
Butler, Joseph II col Fishing Pt.
Bedford VIM. ID do
Bradley, Chas + California
Bell, Archie Fishing Polnt
Cutchem Der. J clb col Park Hall,
Cole, Lewis W California /.
Dorsey. Parker col Park Hall,
Dunn. VIM 7 California,
Dunn, Goenshprv do
DYSON, Wm. q co Park Hall.
Over, Leonard T. Jarhoesville.
Downev, JOS NJ Fishing Point.
Dean, Thomas California
Dustin, Silas r do
Fowler, Jack col Fishing Point.
Cation Geo W Great Mills.
Gum, Joseph col California
Cation lnhn A. H.-manville.
Greenwell, John p Great Mills.
(Con;iuuca on Fourth rage
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24
Trangfers.
Removed.

Joseph A Biscoe, colored,
II. A Dunbar,
John A. Dunbar,
Benjamin II Edwards,
William + Fenhagan.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

Nathaniel w Bell, Lewis ] .Dea
vaux, John n Fenwiek, Henry Gray
Richard lIolt0u Jacob Lylcs, John
II Matthews, Joseph L. MagiIl
Charles II. McGce, Thomas Perry
Morris Rustin, VIM ii Thomas
James Warren, John II D. Russell
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

j. Frank Ford, Hanson Hebb. james
A. Jarboe, James F MagiIl, Ignatlus
Neal, James @ Norris, Harry Spalding,
Henry X. Stainhice, Benjamin f. Scott
DANIEL CoMBs,
GEORGE Y MCCUnY.
Officers of Registration
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

sxncurED WITH AnArNnss @ DisraroH
Saint Mary's beacon., 1901-10-24

lConiiuue7 on Fourth rage
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-27
DeIIcIon. Coffee Cake.

The secret Of delicious coffee cake
is in the preparation OF the filling. The
layers may be made Of any simple cup
or white cake recipe, but the house
keeper who tries Mrs Lincoln's Mocha
cream filling will be apt to repeat the
experiment. Tie two large tablespoon
fuls of finely ground coffee in a piece
of cheesecloth, put in the pot, pour
over 1t three-quarters of n cup Of boil
ing water and simmer for ten min
utes. Set away from the fire to settle.
Reserve one large tablespoonful of this
strong coffee for frOsting, put the re-
mainder In n cup and add three-quar-
tiers of a cup Of milk. Place in n dOu-
BILE boiler. Thicker with two table
spoonfuls of -four. add three-quarters
Of a cup of sugar, pinch Of salt and
pour over one well beaten egg. For
frosting stir cOnfectiOner's sugar into
the tablespoonful Of coffee until of
proper consistency.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-27
HUMoR OF THE HOUR
And the Fan Went On.

The thermometer was doing business
ut the new stand 1t had taken up at
number one hundred and something In
the shade and, with the electric fan in
the corner, was about the only object
In the room which showed special evil
dence OF life.
Pop" presently came In small
voice from the sofa-'pop. doesn't mo-
ton produce hcatY'
Eyes, my son. so keep quiet"
There was silence for a moment,
then:
"Pop, doesn't all motion produce
heat"
Eyes, my son; all motion. Even the
motion Of moving my lips to answer
your questions causes more heat than
II necessary this weather"
once more the silence was broken.
Motion causes friction, does II notf'
Eyes"
"And friction causes heatr
yes"
A pause OF several minutes.
THAT electric fan over there Is In
motion, isn't 1t, pepper"
Eyes, yes. Don't bother me so much"
Another pause.
"Say, pop, II that fan Is In motion,
and motion produces friction, and fric-
ton causes heat, why don't you stop
III It's hot enough, isn't It, without
any more motion than Is necessary
But there wns no reply. and the fan
went on.-BOstOn Journal.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-27
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
To Glenn Brass md steel.

To clean brasscs quickly and econom-
ically rub them well with vinegar and
salt or oxalic acid. Wash Immediately
after the rubbing and polish with trip
of and sweet oil. Unless the acid Is
washed of the thing will tanish so
quickly it's last estate Will be worse
than its first. Copper kettles and sauce
pans. brass andirons, Tenders. candle
sticks and trays are best cleaned with
vinegar and salt Cooking vessels In
constant use need only TO be well
washed afterward. Things for show,
even pots and pans, need the oil polish
ing. which gives a deep, rich yellow
iuster. good for six months. OXalic acid
and salt Is the thing for furniture
brasses If 1t touches the wood around.
It only improves the tone. Wipe the
brasses well with n wet cloth and pol
ish thoroughly with oil and tripoll
Sometimes powdered rotten stone does
better than tripoli Rub after using eli
ther with n dry cloth or leather until
there is no trace Of oil. No matter
what sort Of brass is TO be cleaned il
must be freed completely from grease
caked dirt and CRIME. Wash with
strong ammonia suds and rinse dry be
fore beginning with the acid and salt.
The best treatment for wrought steel,
which has n knack Of growing gray,
lusterlcss and III looking, Is TO first
wash 1t very clean with stiT brush
and ammonia. soapsuds, rinse well.
dry. by heat If possible, then oil plentl-
fully with sweet oil and dust thickly
with powdered qulcklimc. Let the lime
stay on two days, then brush 1t Off
with n clean. very stiff brush.
Before wettlng any sort Of bric-a-brnc
and especially bronzes remove all the
dust possible. The less dust water
finds about fine lines and crannies the
less It can leave there. After busting
wash well I'm strong white soapsuds
and ammonia, rinse clean, polish with
just a suspicion Of oil and rotten stone
and rub of aftcrward every trace Of
the oil Never let acid touch bronze.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-08-27
Summer Schedule.
Weems Steamboat 60.
BALTIMORE. FREDERICKSBURG AND
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
nArrAHANNocK RIvER RorrE.

beginning sunday. June 3Oth. steamers
will leave Baltimore from Pier =, Light street
at 1870 D. m. Tuesday and Friday for Fred
erickshurg and all landings. 4.3O p. nt. We'd
uesday for Tappahannock and all landings
except IrvingtOn, Wccms. Morans. Merry
Point, Milenbeck and Rapport 40 D. M.
Thursday and 2.3O p. IN. sunday for Iapph-
hammock and all landings except Bayport.
Millenbeck. Merry Point and Morans.
Leave TappahannOck for Baltimore Mon
day. Tuesday ana Friday at "a. m. ana
Thursday az - "a. ma stopping at all
wharycs except viii call at BaypOrt ON
Tuesday and Friday only. For Baltimore
direct nj y. IN. Wednesday, making no
stops. For Fredericksburg Monday at "a.
m: leave Port Royal at 1870 p. M; arrive
IN Fredericksburg az p. IN. tide permitting.
For. Fredericksburg Wednesday, az , m;
Port Royal at ! p. m; arrive I'm Fredericks-
burg. tide permitting, at 1.3o p m. For
Fredericksburg Saturday about ] p. m. For
Norfolk Friday p. m.. calling at all wharNe s-
Leave Norfolk from Baltimore Steam Packet
Compauy's wharf for Fredericksburg and all
landings az 3 p. IN. sunday.
Leave Fredericksburg for Baltimore ana
all landings Monday and Thursday NJ =.
m. tide permitting For Baltimore and all
landings ~ far ~ Tappohannock at "a IN
Wednesday,.
Freight received IN Baltimore daily and for
"'nrded Is at present.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Agent
Ofice-Pier ,. Light 81.