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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
ILL IRE AMERICAN CITIZENS
All Chinese Born On Hawaiian
 Islands.

Judge Estes Has So Decided-Plumb- CTS in Honolulu Struck for $6.oo and Compromised on S5.50 a Day-Ques ton of the Flag and the Constitution Still an Open One
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-22
NON-UNION MEN.
Thirty-Two of Them Reached
 Pittsburg To-Day.
THEY HAD POLICE PROTECTION

Magistrate McGarvey Discharged Men Who Made Trouble Yesterday-one Punished for Having Dangerous Weapon on His Person-The Magis- trate Says the Laws Must Be Obeyed or Those Who Breake Them Will Be Dealth With Severely.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
EAST DARLING

Dec. 16.-Two Christmas festivals will
be held in Darling. One at the Darling
school house at O'Clock p. m. Christ
mas day, and at the: Swedish Luth-
eran churcn at 6 o'clock p. N. Dec. %.
Come out eve ybody and have good
time. You're all expected. There will
be good programs, including good sing
lug, at both places.
The Ladi g society will meet at
Spring Garden on Yankee street. Dec :.
26. at O'Clock p. m. All the ladies re-
quested to come.
Members of the Swedish Lutheran
church will please pay membership dues
before the new year, to John Regn ell,
who is treasurer since John Johns on
moved away.
Hjalmar Sanderson was not so badly
hurt as first reported. We are glad to
see him around again.
A. P. Anderson, who cnt his foot with
an ak, is out again. Tut the wood, and
not your foot next time, A. p.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
BRICKY1RD

Dec. I6.-Miss Del;' B BARTHOLOMEW Wis
tied her sister at U X Ridge Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Gray, who had an operation a
short time ago is gaining rapidly.
Miss Grace Johnson returned home
from Washington aud is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. David Wright. She will 60
home to Wisconsin Wednesday. She
has been teaching school in Washington
for nearly year and. half.
Richard Chambe and John Glassco
came home last Saturday.
Mrs. Wood was the guest of Mrs. Mar
tin Scott last Sunday. Mrs. Wood for
merly lived at the brickyard.
Mrs. Day ton Manbeck is not getting
any better. She had another operation
last week, and is still very weak from
the effects. Monday she tainted and it
was some time before they could bring
her to again.
Walter King worked for S. Il. Muncy a
couple of days last week. He may 20
to Seattle Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Bartholomew visited Mrs.
K. B.. Gray last Sunday. ....>
Rex Muncy went to the woods last
Monday and returned Friday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
GILBERT.

Dec. 17.-Arrived at the home of Mr. {.
and Mrs. Edward Beverly, Dec. Ia, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Tuttle visited
friends and relatives at Brainerd last
week. H. 49,.
A red hot stove has been the best COM
panion the past few days. $751;.
Andrew johnson visited the Falls Sat-
urday. 49, p. :
Sunday was an enjoyable day to som q
OF our folks, there being party at Mr..
and Mrs. Lars Olson's. %.>,1ss III. i.
Charles Hedlund and August Johnson
went to Brainerd on business Mon day
w. 3. Tuttle was at IT, Ripley satur-
day. IT,, 2. ss..* 81 5:# s=.: s =
It 10 reported to US that Edward
Bsvety has purchased a good team.
We expect to Gee wonders now On his
arm. 81 81. sz5 sssss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
EAST BUCKMAN.

Dec. 16-Dr. Seguin, accompanied by
his friend Robertson, made a brief visit
to DR.. Dufort. DR.. Seguin also set John
Peshel's arm Sunday,
Andrew Wa]z was visitor of Aug.
Dehler Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Otremba ie sick.
Gust Lnbert intends to move to the
Falls in the near future.
The rev bell will be blessed next Sun
day BIZ Bishop Trobec
The boys that came back from the
woods are VIM. and John Holm, Aug.
Roos, Geo. Denzen, Frank Wieebrick
and F. Pello Sr.
Aug. Wisebrick is working for G..
Nichols doing can't hook work and cut
ting Of, knots. - -
A letter received from Nick H. Mueller
states that he is head shanty boss also
that they hal a first.class cook. The
only trouble was that thu potatoes
we're sour for breakfast every morning,
Frank Mischke is hauling two loads of
goods to bis Morrill, store weekly.
The farmers in this vicinity are haul
ing stone for the new church.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
PlA1TfvILlE.

PLATTE, PULASKI AND LAsTRUP.
Dec. 16.-Mr. Winter made his ap-
pearance recently.
While learning to skate: Sarah Rych.
ner fell on the ice and sustained some
bad injuries. 49,.
i Mrs. B. Rychner, who is in jhe hespi-
tai at Little Falls, is on the way Of re.
covery. - -. s.<,.-...
Mr. and Mrs. Shelhart were county
seat visitors Saturday. ::s". IS: :. = :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lepinaki went; to
the Falls Saturday. .'. : CO. .......
Teacher Of district 81 visited With Mr..
and Il; Mrs. shelhert Saturday.
Frank Rutz and Joe Skiba Of Pike
Creek were here recently. II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
WEST DARLING.

Dec. 1.-THE "South Randall scribe
seems to get things rather badly mixed
Makes people in section % wonder il
they have moved south like the birds
Better get names and places more cor.
rect in the future. -
Peter Olson sold his team to a man il
East Darling. Mr.. Olson will move biz
family to his farm. and intends to 20 to
the woods. III. ,<.. = BILL,
I The Darling correspondent wishes you
ell e merry Christmas and happy New
Year. s s, Il. Ill : !. ..;5'
Money! Money! Money! We have q
large amount Of money to loan on
farm lands at low rates. ..a
. 81 SIaNoR q SCnALL.RN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

A rather fascinating young lady
went into one of our drug stores tie
other day topurchase a bath sponge.
The story goes when the ohligi' e
young clerk rranced up to inquire
her wants she became "rattled" and
asked for sponge bath. The clerk
Immediately tainted and has not yet
entirely recovered from the shock
-Ex.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20
/ IKE CREEK

Dr. THE CNttoL. II 81. I. 81, II.
Dec. ia merry Christmas to Ill our.
readers. n H Il. .s:~ al szs..$ 4
Miss Rose Mcdaniel spent Sunday
with her parents at Little Falls. 5%3a ~ +
A. Weber and F: Jones made q trip to
Mile Laos last week. ><:;.'. = ~ 80:
A sure way to get rich in this country,
ia to wear your shirt outside your pants
live on rice and run q Laundry. It never
fails. 49,. 49, -: r..
Nj. and Mrs. J. Posch were at the
Falls Saturday. ! -,r = !
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ring
WELSH, Dec 18th. a aon.
J. Drel]ock intends to have his house
finished before Christmas.
The man who makes work for two
men " here there WAS work for but QUE
man before, is a benefactor OF the
country. .. ..
/ o. l.. Wuhl was in Little Falls Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Holzapple. of Swan
River was in our town Friday. =
Jos. suppa was at the Falls Saturday.
Pike Greek is III need Of a barber, you
might know that ~hen you meet O.. l..
".
With the coming Of the recent snow
the sportive jack rabbit finds his fate
sealed in brazsn missile impslled by q
''Stspheas'1 or Smith 4 Wssson' il:
the hands OF an ardent game hunter.
If man wore able to work as hard IN
Alabama al he 10 in Vermont ar Mime.
Aota, what a:showiaG he could make.
But be cannot, and invariably acquires
he ''let her 80, gallagher" habit for
which the climate of the south is alone
rssponsible whenever he goes from d.
kota to Texas.
Mrs. F. Jones visited friends at the
: a!Is Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Weber went to the
Falls Monday.
Julius Beletzeki is busy hauling hay.
Lot Of wood is going to the Falls.
Barbara Kuff. 3 en- the ,ick 1T.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

One with Wisdom and Experience
knows where to procure his Christmas
supplies of groceries staples like
sugar, tea and coffee of course; luxur-
les as we'll for that one day. To the
uninitiated we may say that you can't
do better than: here anywhere; four
modest opinion is that you can't do as
we'll. Get your orders in early...
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

will usher in we hope a year of peace,
plenty and pleasure'to our patrons and
all other good people. We shall con-
tinue to supply just as good staple and
fancy groceries as we can procure for
you. We start in with a fine lot for
New Year's-potted meats and canned
soups and vegetables, jams, je1lies, mar
malades, fruit in jars, glass and cans.
There is nothing finer than the Fern
dale brands.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-12-20

the single package, or however you
may order your Christmas groceries,
we are your willing servitors; that is to
say, the smallest purchase shall have
equal attention with the largest; thus
may we expect to share the blessings
of Old Santa Claus with other good
citizens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
@roeartia.r psrtetrsplan.

Ser 8aiier bat ben pois6amer 9irsi.
Tor Der Gqesmsinsn @lscirieitdis. @sfsQ.
'6aft. @sbeimrait &iibsnau, angspis.
fen. 9ldne flr bic @lnfablune Der slsi
tiidsn 3risbfrafp auf ben bsutidsn
Soupibobnen ansu'Uliasn. Ssrr RaIb
snau bat nun BEN aaifer miiasibsili. boB
ous erfte Experiment i'm ndhiisn Som.
mer auf Der W,iadrbobu BON Berlin
nu1 8ohen. elmer Strsds BON 80 8tio-
metsrn. 9ema6t tperben tpiI6e. Sc
peroen istt bon Der Aasem. @Ieftriaiidis,
@eieQf6oft. uno Siemens & Salsts
Wai6ienen asbaut. tpel6e pOrausfbtIi6
slne S&nsaiefsli bon 2U0 bic $50 2llo.
msiern in Der Stanoe srIst6sn usIben
Der Ylan III Der. aae e,bBsrsn Deut.
ltsn Stdole bur@ eIstnuihs 8abnsn
nit cir jelnen WIssn su ustbinben. ipslte
so perionen fafsn. ole 10 bis Is Wtnu,
ten loufen uno I'M Stnnpe inp. $50 81
lOmster auiGdjuleaeu. Der aa,fsr no,
lber bic 8ablen lbsrroidt uno psripra6
olsiem ,,eID6isn notionalen nntsrn,b
men" ieine pdrmfte nnta itdbun8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Nenbetta In !8sntucfn.

Cine Sdis6ersi atpii6en Sames SHOT.
weu uno 8oI,e 8bte. bic ben Cob bss
Griteren sur Solss babsn mng, mar bel
anlaB, BIB ON Gbenb cine aaasmsint
f,bbe uuSbrad, be i&on oiel 8lut se
Toilet bat uno uc& mebr foiten maa. gu
BEN Streite jtpli&sn ben bsibsn @snan.
ten Tom 60. neil Wblte Der 9o6tsi
Sbottpels eessn bsfsn Dlasn 2isbesun.
tld9e mudts. Na6 Der S6lsbofaue
fdste ii6 Wbiis ieinsr 8erbaflun9 uni
uuroe unter Bepadune na6 isinse
8ruoeis @roee,p aebradt, um tort BIT
Anfunft bss Sberfs absuparten. I'm
balb Feben nbr abenbs etfOIsle s,n,
fdrdtbare grploiion untsr Der @roesIp,
lpelhe oas @sbduoe i6tmIit in Stdde
SrriB. uneefdbr Elm Dubenb Bsrionen
uefanoen fih 3ur 3eit in Dem Snuis, mo.
uon einise NIT leldten 8srlebunssn oa.
uontamen. tpdbtsno bic Anbsrsn unite,
ben SIGmmsrn bseraben ipurben. Das
8efuItat Der bluiieen 8orgdnge IN fol.
aenoes: 3pei Bstionsn estbptet, s,ns
i0otli6 %perpunbst, orei ooer bier amber,
le,hier perpunost unb bas @ebduoe pol
ftanei8 our& Dpnamit snft6rt. 5tl. gu.
fame GrI. bic seraoe poiuber elne, ale
ole S6,sBerei ftaiifino, ipulos bur1 eins
uorbsiHtsaenOs 2dael ssi5oist. unb Sui.
ION Sotis outd bic @Gploion. 8olO
Bbiis b%sfinbet fi& Jest in ben SanOen
oes SbstIfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Eraute Dtele @aare.

Sn BEN nubergepbbnllh bpbsn Glte,
BON 80 Sobten pstidiso Der Rdbbl Or
osn,p Woftrmaun in Der @obuunf
ieines N,fsn in 9sp Oori infoIse eines
oers'6lo8s8, Ser 80itotbsne blite fd
Defenders les 8etirausns Der 8taulpda,,
su eifreuen. peIds in ben Sofsn Der Sd,
sln%sulaufsn beubidnaien. s ibtlld iou
er niht neni9er ole 1900 bis 1900 8Iat,
aetraut bubsn unb "a 900 Yaare ioQsn
Ibm Ibt ebeli6ss @Iud p~srbarfsn. Or.
Waf imam mai in 8aptrn ON 10. s..
nuar 1911 s,bOren uub i'm Sabre 1855
nod BIER e%lneepanOett. 3ustlt betl,i
Oeie CT bic SieQe slnss 9tabbi ON bel
Spnaaoee Der Oberamootf. Rab ieinei
aniunft in Imtr,fi snsasutsn ibn fran.
ADhi&e Ssroelien, be TIRE Spnaeoet
an Der 6. Ape. batten. Drsib,8 SobI,
lang bat er oils rabbi bafslbit funaIi.
Sm Sabre 1885 fOlete er sinem 8uf,
nod Yonfets. mo sr bis 1898 I'M 8'nar
Srtlb Dome uls Rabbi ibati8 mar. s.
oen lsslen orsi s ibrsn bate CT ii4 3u,
8ubs seisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Rampf init eiusm Straue.

Sumss 2unrp. Better sipsier sro6sr
5irauBs, ipslGs sur susfttluns gu
Den Sab,miltl Der ..8nisbis Of ibe Col.
ben @asls" in Gnoeion. Sno.. ssbtat.
potosn waren. purbs BON Dem pr6bereI
Der 1blsre anassufsn uno bs,nabe ss
i6btet. ebe er gerstiet tporbsn tonnl,
Gunfp besab ii& in ben Sduppen. IL
usltsm ii& bic StruuBs ~bsfanSsn, uni
iOfOrt feel ibn elmer plibsno an. g.
folsle elm oet,psifsltsr 2ampf, uni
sunfp fonnts muir bon elmer An,ab
Banner. pelhe init 2Olppsln unb Ssu
sabsln betbsissloufsn iamsn. nit Dub
IN Sltabeu eebruGt msrben. De-
Struub perfsbts i&Ilmme Si6Be. burd
ueI6e bret Wdnnsr su Bobsn eeitrsd,
unb ssiiwsiIte b%euubllos semu6t muir
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Goeaiu fsin 0erberben.

.,@,bsn Sic mir 4C Gsnis. bamit id
mein beibss 8etlunaen nod @peain It'll,
len fann unb innsibalb 80 W,nulen per,
iprs@s i'd, Sbnsn oils 2si6s absraeben
su tpe,osn." DWfss Anerbistsn purbs
IN s, ftriOnpias, Snb.. BEN Or. D. 6.
Brtnesion BON sinem intelligent ausfeben.
ben Srsmosn, 0omnns W. 8. 8ouss
ssmadt. Der aans pIbBli6 in Der Office
oss Aerstss eritienen mar. Der Wann
IL oisiem 8,fieenubs i'm bod fen 9rabs
srBeben uno bsfanb fih sur 9sli, ole eI
bel BEN Nrste poripra6, in sinsm gu.
ftlnbe p5aIssr ar0filOiistsit. 10 bab CT
I'D nur psrmiiislt bes himulirenoen
Wiitels eloubte nod tpeiisrf6Isppen ,u
f6nnen. 5taber NOR Bodies aOiaIrsbaf,
isur on elmer tdali6sn Detroiisr 9e,funa
unb bann nabm sr cine Sislle oils Bros
fefor an sinsm College in W,1isan an.
Ssiner unaidttli&sn 2sibsnitaft far
oos Gift bot sr iein llnslad su,uf&rsi.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
MsDotat oarAssprnaelt.

Sas. y Woriin. Der 0orfbsnbe bee
bemctruiiiden Topn Counties BON Rsu
Slpsn, Gonn.. peruria6ts i'm @su6l
slnen ioI6sn 8obau. bos Rihter 9ouls
Saeots oas @erlGt ipscisa su Dem 3ueds
Dsttaaie. UNI BEN ttisasIufiaen Boluifsr.
Der nsbsnbsi aub 4Opofai IT. sins ssb6.
ries 2ra6i YtleeI perabrei6en su i61.
men. Na&bsm CT ii6 oiefsr Nuf1ate
eIlebiat uno Wartin init einsm fnbnen
6ubiritt an be frii6s 2uft bef6rosri
bate. fsbte sr fib ipisbsr auf isinsn
Subj unb perfhIsiBte tpsiier Sufs
Sc. gbren mar bssbalb. 70 in Sarniit
seratbsn. neil Rurtin su ibm ssfost
battle: .Sieobs. Sic ino elm erobu
Ssncramus, aubsrosm aud elm aas.
nsr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
Infer @ einsJmfo

Mus ben 8stlb zen bss S6abamis il
sri6ilid. bob Der Nelneonlum I'm ssslbr,
1900 D,eber bsitdbilib suesnOmmsn bal
DIE @lnfubr bon @bampaenr ut auI
277,34S 8tfen e,itIssen unO an be,
Sp,ee Der Smporisurs ftrb,n nod imms,
u. 8. Wumm Il SO. mt ll9.44l g. itsn.
Wabtrno unssiabr bic elsl1sn QUAINT
laten uon ipantiten, fIant6ii1sn unt
uneariiGen Bsinsn' bitibsr tamsn. nj,
IN ben hbten Sabten, III bic @lnfub,
BON itolNntI6en W inen bon $50. OUU
1uf 400. 900 @auOnsn e~stirssn. 9lslt
I9dnatms vt auf be Y~emnbunsen D.,
,lalisn.l&sn 8seisruns s%uildsutabtsn
Die @mtubr BON Rbsln. unb Moleimel.
men ittes Ouf Sll.5ll @aaOnsn. ipcppn
au6 IN oleism S-bte JiObn & S5bnr
pom Walbhllbel sprm am &bsin BIT
BIobIe Nuanlhdt, namlih SO. 1853 Sol.
lonen tmpottuten. Die gntLbt bon
l1oitlihsm Nblst,p bot, tpis I'm porber,
Benben S ibre. au6 olssmal sueenommen.
sbenio bic bon snaltlhsm @ensper. pabr'
snb boudnbddu Senior slnen 9ddsana
~ peissl6nen bat. Wtneral . WaGu
Durosn in belnabe cerielbsn luanlua,
imporiirt. @nelii6s Blsrs iilsssn aur
So. 6lS 5dfsr IN @eblnoen uno 5laiGsn.
Don peulihen Bleren tpulbsn SO, lI9
5afet lmpotlirt. olio ebsnfals msbr ole
I'm SO,i 'brs. Bon b~siOnosrem Sntsr,f,
ut be Tbaiiuds. ooB bic 8slabunesn
o ealifOlmi6rn Wsinsn na6 Rsp
Yoii cine Wla,on @aQonsn betIueeH.
O,s Ausfubr pOn eaIifotnli6sn Wsinsn
itlee auf anbetibalb WlaIonsn @alonsn
I'm Wsribs BON iunc $500. 900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-24
gbre6t bar.
Eener:0llarm 66ifen.

~ WsIfou MilbIt.
10 Sllf Dnfs, Cliff Stra6s.
IA edddpanua uno SIsbsnttr Strabt.
10 adapanna u b penn 2lpfnus.
10 Dldicn Wanufattur Co.. 8ins z iroBe.
IL Y. Y. & Q. 80, Siibl Wnfe.
IL Y q. " 9. 50. altt Rou. Wibls.
10 Mulberry CTR UNI Wsblftr 9peaue.
u ) tsriSn unc eddapduna Aptauts
% Npomina 1psnut unp SpruU Straef.
rs elupen StrIBf unp 5rdi fltu v ,tuue.
"a Wdipinsicu AUt. uup Rdlberry ctr.
% Olive Cir uno Npdms Spsnue
26 Saddtpdnnn pnp Wnibini'pn Aptnus.
2 Wulberrp Cir. Unp Mapilpn Aptnut.
% 3tfsrfon Auf. une @ibiCn Sirats.
20 Monroe Apt uub pine Strn6t.
81 Wfu it n R0binlpn StrcBe
~ CUB Wntu Nptnue unp oampton CTR.
50 ON tlanp Cir. uno 8romlty 2lpsnnt.
81 e%adipaHna unp Horp Wain 2lpt.
IS 9ddion Cir. unp Main Apeuus.
81 Sidicn CTR. uHb eIn DIN Apsnut.
~ 8ptrsit Apsuut uno 9ddlOu Stra6t.
IS 8drhslo ap,. unp edfIytitt Strase.
80 Sumnr 2ipt. unb Walbburn Giraffe,
Al W%aibrn5lon I'VE. uni pidpry Sira6s.
~ Lrilttr unp 6tlops 5traBe.
a. Sroarpay uni 5anfts 5trae,.
IL Stranipn unp Slrbrntr SfIass.
as Sno Atttr unp 3 mpton Strdes.
10 Stcus Aoe uup Stmlod Siraee.
AZ pltision Aue unp @ ION Giraffe.
AZ prpipse Npt. unp Sss6 Strabs.
40 Sut StIaBt unp 9rOpn ap,nut.
81 etear Aptnut unp 4lpu Snaes.
So groipset ApeHas unp &ipsr >iIabe.
81 9tcar Apenut unp Gin Slrd6s.
81 Waibinaicn Aps. unb Maple Stra6s.
5, 9tpar Aptuus nup pear Sna6s.
So Serauicn Sfabi Wsrtt.
81 prOiptet Aptnae une Jta Stra6e
50 termination AUenus mo &beup Siraes.
80 BiIutp Aptnuf uno 9onntl Sfra6t.
81 prov bsnu 8oib unb 9drboa Strabs.
81 sapcuis A,tnut unb phelps 5lra6s.
63 Stsptrs Fading 90 8run's place.
81 Walotnafcn w nue. unD Wsp gJort CTR.
80 marion Strabf unb 9apouis aptnue.
Oh D & ,. ". X. uHb Gre n Rieae Ctr.
67 WDcmiug apsnue unb Aib Siraes.
6S DsldpaTe StIae nup DEM 2pfnus.
90 albItsbt Np'nut UNI Rariou Strl6s.
III Dtdion avenue une On Mdrfft Sirl6e,
" Souh SfTdBs unp DIAMOND Apsnut.
70 pIc lictnet 1oib uuo NOIp Rain aJtuu.
"a Wiaritt Sirdbs uno Rsrp Drain Autnus,
rs Moro Nlain Noe. uRp paiHisr Sira6e.
70 9aus gum Sulsu oirsu, Coulter or.
81 Bird UNI DAT Giraffe.
3 Bloom unc WaIfd Sirnbs
s3 Wdpns Apruue une pitndm Strase.
81 WIpne Ausuut unp 0lliam Sirase,
Sc Wei WaIfel unp 8iapua Strabs.
t6 Wpcmins Aosnus une Oliss GIRAFFE.
10 MtnsIal uuD 9arb n Sndbtn.
10 Wonitp avsnus unp Poplar Sta6s.
Il Alb unp eait Sirabtn.
y 9.sston Nesnus uuc @ibiOH CITRATE.
- D., 7. & @. 6raHi 5aus.
81 6Iay Apsnut un0 Bic StraBe.
25 Collar AptnIt urb alb Sta6t.
20 6rOpu AUfuut une aib 5ndee
u 0uiney apeuus unp einoeu StraEe.
% prtstVli aptnut unp B'us 5ra6s.
I3 D, {. Il W. aarrsH-0 rftn, @aIbinatpu
Apenus.
II Rtabiau une Sitbsutn 5traBs.
22 3sbntr uuO edisrns 5ra6t.
q 8nnflsbnit unp euierns Sttaet
~ 9prbtii Apfnut unb u hbalp Shaht.
"a afyiH spsnHs Hnb 9adisH Sia6t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
~ MoNDz Va IHUKsDA DECEMBER 1901
.Cl0NP 2 L.E { J. !. CANAL
INEbGHT YEARS
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Inc report concludes as follows:-.'A After
considering, all the facts developed by the
invest. cations made by TIE commission
the actual situation as it now stands,
and having in view the terms offered by
the new Panama Canal, COMPANY this
commission is of the opinion that the
most practicable and feasible route for
an isthmian canal to be under control,
management and ownership of the
United States'si is that known as the MICA
ragua route
MINORITY REPORT.
George S. Morrison, a member of the
commission, submits q minority report
favoring the Panama route. He says the
estimates for the. Nicaragua Canal do
not make sufficient provisions for I'M
known conditions and contingencies. :,
No consideration, he says, has been
given to accidental interruption OF trafalc
by Nicaragua. which, he thinks. would
not be SO likely to occur at Panama. He
believes that better conditions and terms
can be arranged through the acquisition
of the Panama Canal Company's rights
than by any negotiation with .,icaragua
and Costa RIGA The Government after
securing these rights, he says, could ne
sotiate direct with Colombia for the
right to construct the canal.
He closes by saying: The Panama route
has advantages over the Nicaragua route
in cost of construction. in cost of opera
ton and in convenience when done,
while it's use is less likely to sad TO To-
cal international complications. Ii the
United States -sovernms MT is to build an
istfmian canal, he Panama route Is the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-05
SPEND A MILLION
In PETERSBURG
The Atlantic Coast Line to Make Big
Improvements.
A NEW HOTEL INCLUDED.
Market>street Property Will Be Deprecated,
But Washins,on-street Property Viii Be
Greatly Enhanced in va.ue APP
praisement Case.

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PETEhebUh VA, Dec. 4.-There is
revival of the report concerning the
improvements TO be made IN Petersburg
by the Atlantic Coast Line. his COM
pany in the spring will doubtless begin
the improvements on Washington Street
that lave been contemplated. for several
years. The Atlantic coast Line now owns
all the property on the south side OF
Washington street, from Sycamore A-reet
to Perry Street, distance of four
squares, with the exception OF i've dwell
lighthouses.
The purposes of the company, as far as
can be ascertained, are to build ware
houses on this street for wholesale zeal
ers, anG nave sidings run i'll the rear of
the stores, enlarge the depot and build
a passenger station.
It is said further that the company
will build a hotel on the site of the old
Abemarle Hotel, which, on account of
it's dilapidatec, condition, will soon be
pulled down
EFFECT OF IMPROVEMENT
There is no street in Petersburg more
suitable for such Improvement than
ash.ngton Street. If Inese changes are
made the value of property on Market
Street, the fashionable street in Peters
burg, will be greatly appreciated, but TIE
value of ,..e property on Washington
Street W.. -,e enhanced, as W.. also the
residence portion of Sycamore Street.
Nearly all the fine residences that have
been built in Petersburg for the past five
wears have been on South Sycamore
Street.
FACILITATE BUSINESS.
Whether competition makes it necessary
or confidence in the increase of business
in Petersburg prompts these improve
ments. they will greatly facilitate bust
ness, especially that done by large ship
pers, most of whom are compelled at
present to haul nearly ali their goods.
The company for the past ten years
has been purchasing property along
Washington Street, but nothing was
known of the purpose for which 1t was
wanted till nearly all had been secured.
The expenditure of more than = eCC,-
OGo will be necessary TO carry out the
improvements outlined.
THIRD ADVERTISEMENT.
The appraisers in the case OF a. X.
Cook against the Seaboard Air me
Company for damages done to Cook
farm anC; quarry, by reason OF the Sea-
board Air Line passing through Them,
| have assessed the damages at fo'cV'.
| The hearing of this case consum IL sew
| eraI days, and has attracted great dear
| of attention. This is the third app-aise-
mont that has been made. The first as
| sessed the damages at $1,000 and the Sc
ond at $4,000 Both of these Weic sci
| aside bv the court and couns Il for CA"N
! believe that the same will also set aside
| this apprasement The SeaboarG Al
inc ofrered to compromise the mattel
with Cook before the last appraisers
|Awere appointed but Cook refused thi:
| offer and claimed $4,000 ,-amages. Judge
+. L. Lewis. of Richmond, and W. Is
| Mc1lwaine, of Petersburg, are counsel fol
| Cook. and Charles Pagr and Ernest
Wells. of Manchester, are counsel tor the
Railway Company.