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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-02

czyt caly swdjj zapas wodki' Wczo-
raj popoEudniu wylal do kanatu
sciekowego Gala beczke wodki, a
dzisiaj ma wylat reszte napoj6w,
jake posiada, mianowicie kilka
beczek wilma w6dek. Bedzie to a.
fera wesola, bo Eicholtz zaprosif
ma widowisko wszystkich duchow.
nych publicznosc. Oswiadcza on,
il przyszedt do przekonania, re jest
rzecza nieslusznq sprzedawac na-
pole W iakimkolwiek celu.
Sioux CRY, Ia, Ego Lutego. -
KilkanaScie kobiet, nasladowczyn
pani Nation, wczoraj popoludniu
zebralo sic W domu pani Luther W
South Sioux City, ma przedmies-
ciu po drugiej stronie Missouri, a
potem W towarzystwie marszalka
mieiskiego, kap. Luther i czlonka
rady miejskiej Gassera, ruszyfy ku
wyszynkowi Peysona. Lokal byf
zamkniety, ale kap. L. kopnieciem
nogi drzwi rozbif i kobiety wpadf-
sly do wnetrza, porozbijaly wszyst.
ko, co sic dafo. Nastepnie udaiy sic
do domu Blenklzona, W kt6rym ma
sic znajdowac jaskinia cry. Blen-
kizon oswiadczyf, re tylko po jego
trupie do wnetrza domu dostac sic
moga,-i kobiety odeszly. O5wiad-
czaja jednak, ze robote swa dalej
prowadzic beda. PAM Leitch, kt6-
rel MAJ ma wyszynk trunkow, W.
broila sic W wielki revolver i Ia
powiedziala, re strzelac bedzie DO
napastniczek, skoroby sic pojawity.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 2 Lutego. =
w samotnym lasku ma farmie Pab-
sta zastrzelif sic wczoraj Carl Da-
mann, byfy kapitan armii niemlec-
kiej, a dzisiaj wiadomoSc o tenn po-
sla do c6rki samob6jcy, baronoweJ
Heleny Schmidt Berlinie.-Da-
mann znanym byi W kofach ME.
mieckich W Milwaukee. Mieszkaf
tu okofo 10 miesiecy; byf do jesie-
nj komiwoiazerem pewnej hrmy
drogeryjnej, ale potem stracit miel-
see. Popadf W smutne pofozenie,
byi "a dummy, by tenn doniesc
majetnym swym krewnym W Mem
czech, i czesto wspominaf, ze zycie
sobie odbierze. Damann zostaf
pred 10 laty wydalony armii
niemieckiei "a cieakie zranienae
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-02
przeciwnika W poiedynku. Sfu&y
W pewnym pulku W zittau W SAX
sonii.
Rome wiadomoSci
teIegraficZne.

= Ksiaze York ma sic lepiej.
= Rad pruski zabronif przyste
pu krakowskiej gazecie .Polak"
uzasadniajac zakaz tenn, ze czaso.
pismo to zawiera artykufy rewolu.
cyjne.
= Cesarz niemiecki zfozyi po.
dziekowanie radzie miejskiej "
Berlinie "a przeslane mu powinszo.
wanie urodzin.
- Rosyjski minister fnans6w
de Witte upowaznif zwiazek prasy
do zaprzeczenia pogiosce, jakoby
Rad rosyiski zamierza} zaciagnae
pozyczke.
= Wczoraj wieczorem zatonefa
francuska i6dz torpedowa mr.. "a
W poblizu Havre'u. 2 zafogi ura.
towaio sic tylko dwoch marynarzy.
- OJclec mfodego Slpldo, ktory
W Kwietniu 2. r. zrobif zamach ma
ksiecia Walii i zostaf skazany ma
pobyt W domu poprawy, wni6sf
prosbe uiaskawienie do krola
Leopolda prosbe do kr6la Edwar.
da, by poparf jego petycye.
- Prof. Won Stradonitz, powaga
ma polu heraldyki. dowodzi W oh.
szernym artykule, re cesarz vii.
helm jest wprostej linii potomkiem
szkockiej kr6lowej Maryi Stuart.
w Bahia W Brazylii, bankru.
ctwo banku Economico wywoiaio
panike W kofach fnansowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-02
(ostatnia wielkiem powodzeniem
W GrenoblD.

(ostatnia wielkiem powodzenlem
W GrenoblD.
Juliusz Lemaitre, nasladulac
przykiad Vogta W Szwajcaryi, Mel
chior de Vogue przemawia W Lyo-
ME, KS. Lemire i jego kolega W
parlamencie, rs. Gayreaud, objez-
dzaja kraj z konferencyami socyolo-
gicznemi, Franciszek Coppee pre-
mawia do wyborowej publicznosci
W Paryzu, a niezmordowany leo.
der stronnictwa katolickiego hr. de
Mum, wygfasza programowe poIity-
czne mowy.
w ten spos6b opracowuje sic O.
PIMA publiczna, usuwaja zakorze-
nione przesady, oddziatywuje prze.
civ robotom masonskim. Nieste-
ty, r6wnoczesnie przez zfe szkoty
psuja sic do szczetu masy izamiast
jednego inteligentnego czfowieka,
przekonanego o bezpodstawnosci
antychrzescijanskich uprzedzen
stale do walki Kosciotem tuzin
robotnik6w obalamuconych stara-
MEM ,,towarzyszy".
Jezeli Bog sic ME zmifuje, czeka
Francye los gorszy moze niz "a ter
rytoryzmu 1893 T.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-02
Podr6z poslubna przeszkodami.

% letni Joseph Brewster, syn
restauratora Filadelii, opuscit
dom rodzicielski, wzial wbrew vol
ojca Stub Gertruda Cumming i
udaf sic z MIA W podroz poslubna,
Przybywszy do Chicago, stanai
wraz zona W Sherman House i
ztad wyslai do ojca depesze pro
sba o przebaczenie i 0 biegosfa.
wienstwo. Odpowiedz ojca ME
brzmiafa po mysli syna, ktory
zmartwil sic do reszty, gdy mu ka.
zano zaplacic rachunek hotelowy,
wystawiony ma sumo sol. Ma po-
krycie tel kwoty miaf Brewster tyl.
ko 15 cent6w j revolver, W nastep.
stwie czego osadzono 60 W kozie,
Mioda iona aresztanta czeka " no.
telu ma dalszy przebieg wypadkow,
majac slaba nadzieje, ze restaura-
tor z Filadelfi ulituie sig mad
synem / wybawi czuia pare 2 kio-
pot6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-02-02
Przeglad polityki
mledzynarodowej.
Chicago, 9 Lutego, 1901.

Dzisiejszy telegram AWlazku
Prasy donosi Paryza: ,Jednym
re skutk6w antyklerykalnego ru-
chu We Francyi jest rozporzqdze-
ME mera w Cremlin-Bicetre, ME-
dsleko Paryza, zabraniajqce nosze-
MIA duchownej odziezy W obreble
jego juryzdykcyi. Przyklad jego
nasladowalo kilku fanatycznych
burmistrz6w W caiym kraju. W
miejscowosci Persan jednakowoz
sady rozstrzygneiy, ze zakaz taxi
wydat ma prawo tylko Rad i dla-
5ego odrzuciiy skargi wniesione
przeciw pieciu duchownym."
Me mozemy sic powstrzymac cd
podania kilku przykEad6w, jak ia
skrawe formy i ziosliwq brutaInosc
przybiera walka z Kosciofem, kt6-
ra we Frencyi wre cd niejakiego
czasu.
Pc skazaniu kardynaia arcybi-
skupa Langenieux Rheims, kt6ry
wlasnie niedawno obchodzit uro-
czyscie 50-lecie swego kapfanstwa
! otrzymaf tego powodu serdecz-
oe breve papieskie, ma kare picnic
ina, "a po5wiecenie grobow ma
cmentarzu W dzien zaduszny, wyz-
sly trybunat skazaf biskupa lsoar-
da z Annecy "a jego zakaz (oparty
na og6lnem prawie koscielneml
wnoszenia sztandar6w masonskich
do ko5ciola, podczas pogrzeb6w i
innych uroczystoSci religiinych.
Nasi czytelnicy przypominaja So
Ole poczatek tego konfiktu. wywo-
taneso zawieszeniem pfacy jedne-
nu proboszcz6w "a spefnienie
1akazu biskupiego.
Sad zni6sf ten nakaz obecnie i
orzekf, ze biskupowi ME wolno de-
eydowa6 co nalezy umieszczac W
,oseiolach a co ME.
Oczywiscie sprawa ma tenn sic
uie skonczy i kondikt dzielnym
biskupem bedzie miat dalsze na-
stepstwa.
Obok 76-Ietniego kardynaia Ian
genieux i S0-letniego biskupa
Annecy, republika wojuje wciaz
siostrami miEosierdzia niema
dnia, aby jakiej5 szkoty, z jake
go5 szpitala Rad ich ME wyrzucif.
Rozwija sic tez poteguje system
szpiegostwa i denuncyacyi o pkle-
rykalizmie" urzednik6w lub ofce-
row "a to, re ich zony chodza do
kosciola, CO W wolnej Rzeczypospo-
itei francuzkiej dawniej zakaza-
nem byto pod utrata mieisca tylko
i'm samym, a obecnie wzbsania sic
ich rodzinom.
Jedni "a drugimi merowie rady-
kalni r6znych gmin opanowanych
przez socyalist6w, dekretuja zakaz
aoszenia ubioru duchownego ma u
icy. Gala policya zajeta tam jest
piInowaniem, czy sic gdzie ME po-
iawi sutanna lub bialy kornet, dla-
lego, aby CO PREDICT spisywac pro-
tok6f Sciqgac grzywny pgwatci-
cieli prawa".
Wreszcie odznaczeniami avian
Bami nagradzaja takich infamis6w,
jsk slynny sedzia Delale W Lille,
kt6ry moralnych tortur, intryg o.
aydnych terroryzowania swiad-
k6w uzyBai, aby doprowadzic do
bkazania niewinnei o6ary, br. Fla
nidyana, "a mord popefniony "a
pewne przez masonerye.
Zacheceni tym przykfadem probu-
a tych samych sztuczek inni.
0skarzony o ohydne przekroczenie,
szucony sromotnie do wiezienia je-
len kaptanow " potudniowej
Francyi, cudownym tylko zbiegiem
okolicznoSci zdoial obalic ruszto-
wanie sztucznych dowod6w i fall
szywych zeznan, maiqcych 90 "a
prowadzie do hanbiacej kary. W
zesziym zas miesiacu inny brat
szkOlny, zaledwis zdolas wykaza6
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
Are
Puzzled
as to what TO buy friend
or relatives for Christ
ms? Here is our list
Of suggestions

In"sS Here Is our list
of suggestions
For NJ en-,
Bath Robes,
Smoking Jackets,
Walking Canes, Umbrellas
Plain aud Initial
Handkerchiefs. Neckwear,
Gloves, MutilerS
Suspenders, Card Cases,
PocketbookS,
Cuff Buttons,
Cigar Cases and
many other novelties.
For Ladies,
Fur Pieces.
Lounging Robes,
Umbrellas, Handkerchisfs
Leather and Metal Purses
Card Cases,
Pocketbooks,
Dressing Saques,
Dress and UnderskirtS
Silk and Flannel waists.
Give us a call, and our
salespeople will cheer
fully aid you in making
selections,
LEWIS.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15

A gas stove will prove q happy Goa
VenIenoe in your hOme--try one
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15
A Fin. Barber Shop.

5baw's new barbsr shop on Newcas'
tie street and Court Il use square :
almost ready for occupancy. IL has
been hand Omely pspsred and Htted
up with all new and very handsome
black walnut furniture. The shop is
large and roomy, and the four shaving
chairs are OF the la es des gn aod nave
all the recent improvements for the
CONT s.t Of customers.
The chop Is in every way b,al itui
up-to-date shayins en- ooEium. aid VIII
be credit to Brunswick. We a. der
stand 1t will be opea for business 90
Tuesday mOrniRg
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A FINE ENTERTAINMENT.
Rose coghIan in forget Ne Not" at tie
Grand Last Night.

Although the rain came down in tore
rents las night from 7 till 80 sood
"umber OF B unswiok thealer gosrs
or,vsd the storm and acre we'll reps d
BY the entertainment as the opera
muse.
AS stpphanie de MobriVArt, an al
VeAturtss Of.the most daring type, Miss
Cog hlan has full scope for her wonder
fol emotional dramatic power, ard re
ceivsd marked eVicenoes OF approval
from the sppreoiatlVe audience.
The play ia an intense one, and .he
moral is not pleasant bat the superb,
acting ofthe star in her Efforts TO mali.
tain her position in society BY NEAR i
OF osjolsrY, threats and black mail. and
when beaten aud left a crushed snd
utterly disgracsd woman. was graod
The excellent music between actl
furnished By the combined orohestrs
under the leadership Of Mr.. j. A.
MoDufis was highly appreciated By
she audience.
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Bishop Hendrix at First Methodist Church.
Bishop e. X. Hepdrtx, III D.. oOe
OF the bishops of the NJ. church,
South, arrived 10 the oity lsst DrRbl
and is The guest OF the Methodist par.
sonsge. He will presoh today a. the
Fret Methodist church at II IN. and
1880 p. N. Bishop Hendrix is one OF
the sblest men OF our country. and
those who hear him today will have q
great trss'. & srybOdy welcomed.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
ITEMS or INTEREST CONCERNING
BRUNSwiCKlANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

M. - & rs,u:asd rom AtIan a
ibis IN oruinS
Mr.. r a aapuin, OF Bs .inors, as.
sisssnt manager of the CoIumbi.n Pho
nogeaph C ,ts in the Gig.
Owing to the improvement in the
health Of her little sor, stanley, Mrs.
w. q. Lytsle Will remsin north all
winter.
Miss Lila Cay Root. Of Marietta. Is
Wishing Mrs. Jos w Bennett at her
home corner Lon~o 90 and Rishmono
! streets.
d m Runner Gays Ia. ore Of Bruus-
wiok's handslmes aud most popular
young Iadiso viii sEortly Dc led to the
altar BY prominent Albanian.
Brunswick sooie'" people are 10 king
{ yard to the mex. german, which
viii lie given at the Ox,sthor2s on ths
even az OF Deosmbes 40 rne club
VIII i4vite their friends and Lhe Christ-
mae german will be tho biggest event
OF ths holiday ssss,S,
b shop Henry NJ, Turner one OF the
most prominent ooIorsu ulvlnes IN the
stEIe, vhu 10 now in the city presiding
az the conferences Of the NJ L.
church, Will presoh 81 The colored
M'eRcdisl Ohurob on Wolf street to-,
DAP = II O'clock.
l. woull do Ntif for h zee who aie
pl.nuins To attend the Pc f0smaboss
OF he Il raid squ r. Op-fa company
TO look 0 the sseurirg - their seats
Th9sea'on 'icte Q p'sl tia va adopted
by the management has proven highly
suco ss'ul aud rhe seats for all four
u shta are going rapidly There are
Tid ONE few good s,ats ief but these
will be rapidly taken
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FOR RENT-Fuur good, oomforta.
BILE rooms furrie'r-.' rufurnIshod, e.
parties without oh'ldfeN. Apply al
405 9 81. 81
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Go where they all 20, TO Kennou Motifs
Jewelry store 2i5 Newcastle store.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15

Sohd goId 'ings, guaranteed. with
RhinestODs sets, at 81 at HsIlsE's
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-12-15

TEE finest fans are to be found At Mott
Jewelry Store, 2l5 Newcastle st
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Cooking with Gas stove-RU wood
no coal, no ashes to trouble you.
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Gas heaters for sale az cost b. II L, &
w, Co.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31

NOT FAIR SAMPLEs.-Major McDow-
ellis mot reminded me of a passage OF
arms between Horace Greeley and DR.
William K. Pendleton, who was fol
many years president Of Bethany col
lege, West Virginia. He came OF the
old Virginia Pendleton family, which
has given so many soldiers and states
men to the republic. He was an ac-
complished orator, scholar and gentle
man. During reconstruction days
when all the West Virginia representa-.
tives were Republicans, DR.. Pendleton
who was a Democrat, came to Wash
ington, and while here was introduced
to Horace Greeley as DR.. Pendleton
president of Bethany college, West
Virginia.
Horace looked at the courtly Virgin
ian and in his shrill tenor said:
Judging by the sort Of congressman
which West Virginia sends to Wash
ington, I had concluded that there are
no colleges in West Virginia"
"Ah, Mr.. Greeley" replied DR.. Pen
dleton with a graceful bow which
would have done honor to Lord Ches-
terfield, "all those West Virginia con-
gressman whom you have met are Re
publicans! They are not fair samples
of the intelligence Of our state."-
Champe Clarke's Claok Room Stories.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31

pIeases, and then tells the boys how to
vote. And 1t is said that they will do
his bidding everytime. It must be very
gratifying to Mr.. Tillman to see the
unquestionable eagerness Of the boys
to follow his directions. It Is equally
wonderful to see his former enemies
now so nearly in the Tillman column.
Tillman Is certainly great man. 1t
Is said that he recently passed the word
along the line telling the boys to vote
in Stokes district for Judge Buch-
anan, and it is said that his friends
will obey this instruction and respect
his wishes.
1t is further said that Tilman. intends
to make selection Of McLaurin's sue
cessor.
Political influence Is a great thing.
In former years when a man attempted
to speculate on their votes, or attempt
ed to control them, there was often
disappointment. Now, a man may
claim to have majority of the votes
Of the state stored away in the recesses
Of his vest pocket.
Truly, 1t Is great to be free, without
even the trouble of investigating great
national issues, or doing any thinking
for ones self. Thoughts, like clothing.
are now ready-made for those Of US
who live in Tillman's land.-Abbeville
Press and Banner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31

A RECORD RUN.-As a train on the
Southeastern railway boldly steamed
into Holborn Viaduct station an elder
ly gentleman stepped out and, on being
accosted with the usual 'All tickets
please" the gentleman produced a
ticket on which were the words:
Available only for children under l.
years of age"
The collector stared at the inscrip-
ton for some moments and, turning to
the gentleman, he said:
Excuse me, sir; but this is a child s
ticket. Can't you see the words, "for
children under u on it? I'm afraid ]
must detain you"
Very sarcastically the aged gentle
man, addressing the officious collector,
said:
That's all right, my man; perhaps
it's rather out of date; but I was 'un-
der ~ when I started from Charing
Cross"
The collector, being aware of the rec
ord speeds of the Southeastern express,
looked very small as he let the gentle
man pass out of the station.-London
Spare Moments.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP.

The Great Dismal Swamp Is region
strange and interesting, weird and SOL
itary. It occupies a billowy plain some
40 miles in length by rs miles In
breadth along the Atlantic seaboard,
extending from Suffolk, Va, In a
southerly direction, well into the
bounds Of North Carolina.
It's deep shades, great stretches OF
brake and its very solitude make 1t a
region of interest. To the naturalist
and sportsman 1t has much to offer.
In its silent fastnesses the black bear
finds a home admirably adapted to his
protection and in every way favorable
to his increase. Here amid the dense
growth of underbrush and timber, he
may live in comparative safety. And
there is perhaps no locality In the
whole eastern United States OF like
extent which can offer a larger bear
population than this great morass.
The white tailed deer Is also an abund-
ant denizen of the swamp, frequent
ing the elevated parts.
In addition to the deer and bears,
there Is a big-game feature of rath-
er unusual nature. The swamp
abounds in wild cows. These animals,
Of a brown color and somewhat small
er than the ordinary cow, having for
many years been under the peculiar
conditions Of the swamp, until they
are almost completely specialized, are
extremely wild. They are feralized
from the herds of the farms adjacent
to the swamp, and are the descendants
of cattle which many years back wan
dered into the Businesses and were
lost to their owners, finally becoming
wild. Being no longer recognized as
property the sportsman may call game
all that he may have the prowess to
shoot.
Lake Drummond, some ten miles
from Suffolk, Va, Is the only great
body of water in the swamp. 1t Is a
beautiful sheet Of water, Of an oval
contour, and fringed with a heavy
growth of timber, mostly cypress,
white cedar and black gum. Its wa
ter is of dark color, owing to the de-
caying vegetable matter Of the sur
rounding country, but it is suitable to
drink, and possesses the quality OF re-
naming pure longer than most other
water For this reason 1t Is often car
ried to sea by sailors on long voyages.
The characteristic mammalian fauna
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31
Autnurons department.

THE MAN DowNsTAIRs.-"This mus,
stop right here!" said Henry Grim
throp, as he put one foot out Of be-
and began reaching aroung in the dari
for his trousers.
Henry" his wife whispered, please
don't be foolish. Lie down and be
quiet"
mo" he snarled, I'm going down
stairs and I'm going to give that young
man down there a drubbing thatl
make him want to keep as far away
as possible from this house in the fu-
ture. Here it is after IL o'clock, and
Henry" Mrs. Grimthrop pleaded
stop! Don't go down there, please
But he had found his trousers, ami
ignoring his wife's words, he hurried
into the hall. Then he stole dow n
stairs through the dark AMI in about
half a minute there were sounds OF
falling stands and tumbling chande-
liers. The old man had grasped his
antagonist around the neck right at
the start, and soon had him choked into
submission. Then he tied the fellow
full Of knots, bumped his head against
the newell post several times and final
ly threw him down the front steps.
When he got back upstairs his wife
and daughter, pale and quaking witt
terror, flung themselves upon lis
breast.
Whats the matter?" he demanded
"That was a burglar!" they eXciain-
ed.
"Heavens!" he gasped, getting sick
at the stomach: why didn't you tell
me before? I thought it was Fannie's
beau Record-Herald.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31
Saturday, August 81, 1901.

is Of semi tropical nature as regards
the smaller forms, while there are
many tropical plants. OF birds there
are not many kinds, prothonotary,
hooded and Swainson's warblers and
the Maryland yellowthroat being the
principal smaller forms. The trees,
some Of which are primeval, are large
and beautiful, while there Is luxn-
RANT growth of ferns and aquatic
plants. Cane grows in profusion.-
Forest and Stream.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31

ST Says an Atlanta dispatch: Capt
F. R. Wright, commissioner of agricu,.
ture, has written to w. r. Dorm, al
Friendship. Ga, in reply to letter ask
ing for information regarding the cul-
tivation Of Egyptian cotton. Captain
Wright has gone extensively into the
propagation Of Egyptian cotton in
Georgia and the extent to which 1t has
been cultivated in the United States.
Captain Wright says that the plant has
been successfully grown in different
parts Of the United States, and he be-
lieves that it can be cultivated profit
ably in this state, although he would
not advise the farmers to devote all
their energies to the growing of It.
He advises, rather. that they plant
small areas of 1t until the nature of the
plant is thoroughly established. Some
interest has recently been aroused In
the state over the growth Of Egyptian
cotton. and the department has made
investigations looking to the cultiva-
tion Of the plant. The United States
department Of agriculture has also ta-
ken interest in the matter and is ex-
perimenting with the plant.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-08-31

a. The wife of a Methodist minister
in West Virginia has been married
three times. Her maiden name WAS
Partridge: her first husband was
named Robin: her second Sparrow and
the present ones name is Quayle.
There are now two young Robins, one
Sparrow and three little Quayles. Cne
grandfather is Il Swami, and another
was a Jay; but he's dead and now is q
bird of paradise. They live on Hawk
avenue, Eagleville, Canary Islands,
a Tyre bird, an interested relative CT
the family.