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DIED.

ApEg.-on sunday. July II, 1901. Of typhoid fever.
Charles Stanton. son OF George a. and Adelaide
Stsn.on Adee, In the nth year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FERGUSON Friday. July IL. 1901. Thomas H..
son Of tn. late Or. p. @. Fergus, Of this city.
aged ~.
REQUIEM mass at st. Iro's Church. East s6sh
st.. near sth av.. on ruesday. July 10. 1901. at
1870 sharp. Friends and acauslntances arc
respectfully invited 70 attend. Inkrmeni at Port
Chester NY.
king AT warwick. N Y. on Saturday, Jpy IL
1891. Abram r. king
Relatives aud friends invited 70 attend the fun
erei serv Ices on Monday afternoon. July IS, 1901.
ats O'Clock, it his late residence. Bareasslc In
warwick, N Y. Intennent private.
MosS.-At seabrisht n. j.. at his summer rsidenee.
on Saturday. July Ia. 1901. suddenly. Of hears
failure. Thsdore Moss.
Funeral private.
NoRpHOFF.-At San Francisco, Cal, on Sunday.
July IL 1901, Charles Nordhon. In the 7iss year
OF his age.
wALKER.-A,KAnsas ci,s. on wednesday. July 10.
1901. suddenly. Frances A. Walker. Of ratbush,
Brooklyn. widow Of Alexander J. Walker and
daughter Of the late Rev. william D. and Char
lore TAppAn Lewis. In the 65Ih year Of her age.
Funeral services will be held si the residence Of her
brther-in.law. Robert S. walker. oYo Fissbush
av, Brooklyn. on Monday. July 10. 1901. %
3P.M.
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A o.,,ow, ofscr That W.. Rejected.

From the Ecw Orleans Tirtes- Democrat.
-rhe reoent discoveries Of oil In LouIsi-
ma" said n travelling man. recalls q propo-
sitiou made by a man to exchange for his
life information OF the exact location OF vast
mineral wealth In this State, The proposltlou
WAS not accepted and the man and the secret
died together Over twenty years ago old
man Eastwood was murdered in his store
boat in Bayou Lafourche. near Napoleon
willie. The country Sherirfs were astute
and In a few days they safely LODGED the
murderers, Eve in number. In Jail They
were tried. convicted and sentenced to death.
and was present at the execution. A guard.
composed Of tho best young men OF Assump-
tion. was formed In semioircie In front
Of the scaa old, which mad been erected near
tho court house. Behind this guard over
s.ooo people congregated filing the public
road ard crowding the slopins levee OF tho
beautiful bayou.
AT the appointed hour tho hve principal
actors in the tragedy walked out OF the jail
and on to the scarold Four Of them wsre
colorcd. the fifth claimed to be white. He
VA, tall and ruw-boned. having tho appear
ance Of a swamper. ont was evidently man
Of more than ordinary lntelligencs. A
crlppIe, he handled his peg-leg well and
waifsd erect and rapidly. he expressed
no rcpcntance for his crime. which. ho said,
was Committed for Che purpose OF robbery,
but devoted almost all Of his dying speech
io description ot the mineral wenth 9l
the state of Louisiana He said that this
was the richest state In tho Union, He had
tramped lts every acre, penetrated Y mos
dismal swamp. and explored rs deepest
forest, and could. and would. II bis life was
sp,rad, reveal the exact location OF the state
hidden wealth when told that the FIX.
batus sbat n. sSsrif was too busy to 90 trsmping
throun The swamps with him, he became
sbusive. and the sprinying OF the trap cut
short his blasphaIny
playin1 for tiaie. but now. In toe light oi
recent oil finds, | aal convinced that the
fsllo~ krcw OF the existence OF petroleum
and other minerals.
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Isea, ossvu Issvs sss - ssAsyt13 - vhlsh
PisvaEsn0 - Natssai nssasss.
n pesoues a ~ Qsvs on ths Harlem
Ss>o96sy W. only . secondary considera-
"a. ukht9sgs hslAe nstnly IN ths Drspssa~
t3ono q loonl oaesnSn for ~ paeonol ~
ntsA .nsxt 1ttday and Saturday end ~
departrs Of soune 81 thS.contsstants for the
eoone Of ~ event on he echuylkin The
espdus beesA q Q O'Clock in the morning
whsa KspkA an4 Muloshy lsft the Atlansa's
houss With thslr boa0. Thsy VIII repre-
esut thsir club n The iutsruacdiats pair
Dared and doubls-Shsn races eix othar
wsmhss q tho club viii 90 through the
canals % the nsphthA launch Grace. formerly
owned 81 the Atlantic Yacht Club. Hhe IL .
lsSt beat and y STpseted e maaS = thS ;. trip b
Mis.'ia.f foas: ~: kSSSs kSSss!'s hEa; hXEs;
N ksaS::,b ..sAsss.ss s7S x. Il: IT, Psl,s; BIZ;
:s e Quad sis E.s S :
RAlhc9d Ths eieht ynl row iu ts re Jssr, nssr,
Ronsnn. az sAS Sow, sfhudsSssy X RrS IsSau
!; navrys, 81 rearcs q Crawford. u Weed.
their r. entries were .ss srday taking praf.
tics sptns. O. 3. ,Tieus. tbs efack sg,iller. z
event and t6s ehampionsElp senior sculls
while the club will be ropreeented In the
lptsrpedlats doubles by Connell and Lenihan
The AaElsn 3 @ cSptnsonss s Will 9Ss Tps ssSIs Sns
inssser%edists hss double sss4 and Intermediate
four cared shell; Eehphsld ard sShylts wil
n As SSSse' s two sps ssS SSs
and bsores Noncnbscher will make up the
i0XsANsfs XHs NssropSi,sns entered crow in ths
assr%cGsss sss %c%sns snis sSsH Da ana Az cSosTc
were willing to row and the crew was ot.
banded There a. much disappointment
| IL noted senior eight. Early II the season
The Dsuntless men were more than anxious
70 get & crack a. the CHAMPION vcsPers.
but hneo thetr defeat BY onumels they have a.
Al tks Nstiopsl Win be the View York A. q
| eight In the intesmedists race, The winged
| Resatta and are thou sht To- have goot
| ohSnoe for victory. although there are seye,
| crews entered 40 folio Winnipeg. Nev
York A. q Metropolitan. NonrAreii' Maisas
Tkc boat clubs still occupying .scullers
Row have received another notice from
sfe az once DSS1 Is sSs d.csssmsnt rssdS 70 star
n utt tons and d unisss 4 |; hssdsd Tie, eiubs ar
liable % hsvs they housss nnoysd @ ont 4 m; NJ,
ns ss 't5sc sSc H:.t sso rsssd sn
now has q shaky foundation Of beams an'
l heer barrels
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.sss..a a =. Z. Pisss ss..:s q: & .:ss s:sa W.
g.. =. !.4 - 'f:s::5s;.'g i::sn :ss
:s ssss = .as s;1ss S:ss.sa 8 "a . "a
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Not the Honey lie Meant.
From he Ren,as Ciiv journal

T TVHf WI' TlNN"'" Y w "'7'" '"-"' :.
Frank Anderson was for years we'll
known commercial traveller who regularly
visited Galcna Kan. He was passionnteiy
fond Of honey. aud tho proprietor Of the
Gnlena hotel at which he. always stopped
iriu Anderson took his wife along, and as
Ie epproaohed Galsna he mentioned 10 her
that No was getting "a. piacs whore he could
az IN. s,,p5er table that night no honey np-
,eared and Anderson said sharply TO tie
heal walter: Where !. py honey, u.,,
tho little black haired one' oh, she don't
Ard. Anderson never did get 1t nxsd up
satisfactorily with his vile.
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jim wsketyr suGgsvtisa -TAaaks Thas -
0ane WIN PresDsr undsr cQsaia Csadirlsas.
Ever since thS CESSATION Of boxing In this
STATE many tp,rtins rasp have devoted their
spare time In cohcelvtnG sofne good boring
bin 10 placs bstbrs the LAsisiaturs whsn
that body holds its next session. OF codsss
q number Of sueesstions have bsea naa1s
REGARDING reforms. but thsy oams fron people
Interested IN pusflism only from nnascial
standpoint and oonfs1usntly bad no vsisbs
with the general public. Nov. hovsv9.
jim waksly has come forward With pro-
spsctss for new law whioh u carried out
= certain 10 become popular. wAksfy. vhe
has nevV been connected With 9 puS0be
Outside Of the only John L. tAinhs that
boxins.k m % pure and honest ba1ls. =
sure 70 regain the prsstiss u formerly hsad
With ths rank and ale. In a'talk With r1n
sUH reporter wAksly said:
NY hss y 70 plsos pagfism On elssn
footing. The Arst thing % do 4 10 kssp
politics oat Of Il. Thst = the b,ns Of con
tsntion snd vhsn this b elevated you Wi
b sure 10 make h . sucos0. Boxing should
b regulated on The same lines as the Rainss
Liquor law + in this STATE and in tins Il Il
sure 10 become just - successful But
the lioenss must bs made highss - The STATE,
and only the state. mind yvu. must profit b
t. I would piaoe the iiosnss fee at from
0.ooo 20 $1,000 Q year, according b ths.
cities. an ciubs to b Ghssrvisut 10 tho oondi-
tons Of the cid license. To mako II stronSss
and guard against fAtss Or hippodrsmss
my idea would Be 10 mike thu owner ef that
Acsnss sntrsr II he y csushs doing snytAias
mooksd.
10 stoT w"n' n'rSvoke ene uoesse - -
investigate matters. Let this work bs con.
-.
ncoted with the license omcs. vnose only
duty would be to look up the oreanizsrs Of
sthistio clubs ussd f9r So.ins purpos,s: :
II there u 'mgser oehin1 tns voodpus'
and II is proved 10 the satisfaction of these
Commissioner tha. the pronotsrs mot. i,,A Of the ).
wrong show them no marcy. II Il comes
tOa pinch pu. few Of The ,f.hsr'' ia I.
ynn yau A i, ina rn,, can SsmSie there 1unt
you no s n,s SSs osI a,bss. sv.,vshic. wli
Pe an any & nIre favs AAe hsns'' e'er''n'ns WI
hans Ssan sstaS AZ ~ ~" st.te n - hs"stts
6y she he biSn NS SSsnsss rs s, w Wv! ssu IoS;; v;;
two oA. or TIRE three OF Of these clubs Fat would
New , YORK 8 AGns SS TsSS o. sn fpu.s; sh
other citias ara 10 be coosidered. snch ss
insa iSa;ssalo, iss roy i hossesses. syssSs: 1S,as
sho ,6 H'ps. h Sat SUSS teS anorSInS ~ ,on",. ~.
SoSAa ,n ss.n W ,usnncr ss nrnvk,eX krhv tSs
IiTaor law Tnsrs would bs no trust n tSis'
sn taoGsopd & oach 1chAd 70 r run WSS SS9 n Eex,
some o. Of III. the ' reeeipts Of shs nshts FOR the
sbs@pionship between Corbett and jetrriss.
Sharxsy Ahr & seses and srin. sAst ele sns
%snw W. r,v sso ooo n thst n ~ 4 arhsino
Sr9motsr or he MATCHMAKER Of a club Would
~ wo,ia ssn sussesI % ~ mai n ne ,mperativ,
for the oficias Il Of the ciubs 10 have nhvsoian.
on hand al avery mil To- Examine Ike con
..aats ~ txo ~. hntcrS ths frhs snd -
minntes before the pair enter the ring mi,
| vnnH nrevent accidents op fataiitIea Ia
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x,ses Nsvesss ~ - 49, osn -Ossss
~ -. .,s,.s.s, s,snI !. ,As New w... I'D.
sAs,SA t-.sA s,1lunds. Wa = Omen rslsy
- - - 49, $500 IN xsy,sr SOW
q al s,sn % 8. Ss :s.rs but d. Is. nan on ;hs
-. a.d = aa Y. Asrss:: ss,:s. = ~. vim d,s., from
events ics c!sS nsTcSs: ~ roynsS cicsS
"a spsos fcssrvsd for shsm. Ths sum
80, 49,. -, A., =.
= &lASQ t1N8 HaI2seE NS VI yX V N
usyNn. u teeG bte9n. y nSS seons' u u p"sf'
~ 80 Wra Ye ~ Sqyr -. -, -.
sRXgQ husoS n1eslSgWsr'ppss e veessXx esXx .on % W
Sv ,s,s:s ,Ss ,s,;d s. = !esd: ss .SsS, mcnd
sooYArd nsn, nandseaf..Wca y q be,,uis.
x yesd3 y hwIY' u ys"s s,rv,s srne = Tsm s.
pnyy2 ~ yasaA uno' I"Hs "wuN - 40 y"
o49a - - a ga.
SSs EJn s nsnHose ~ xS,1s Sco18. Tnysr
- yssA s9isa nna mHMsS - iy ss ~eohnA S
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Lightning Docs q Chimney Sweeps work.
Erop, hs PHILADELPHIA Press

vISsI,ASD, July io-The vlncland Flint
a recent storm. When the men entored tho
furnace TO see how much damaSe bad been
Inens and delight. that the lightning had
done no damage whatever, bat had com
pistely cleaned the inside Of the high smoke
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Suicide Of Girl ss II Bees uss Of Love Affair.

MEspRIs. Tenn. July H.--stiss Cora Henry.
q fourteeu-year.old girl at Sheridan. Ark,
committed suicide to-day on account Of
. love affair. She took strychnne sho
was In love with young mao named Henry
Tstom, TO whom she was engaged TO be
married. The father o{ the girl ordered
him on tho home place with o shotgun, when
morning. The girl then decided TO end
her life
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From ths Phiiadsiphts Prise.
Can any little boy" said the TEACHER. tell
me what p meant by above pars all.
again; "Tominy Jones. perhaps you can
tell me what's above par"
'Ma, guess" said Tommy
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AsIt May Be.
fks Obio Slais ,JourudI

From the Ohio STATE JournoI.
Il Iglyea a man my seat In the street car this
morning. said tho new woman. .
How, generous. dear' rnurmured tho
husband
And he never thanked me. tho brutel'
concluded the new woman.
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Pss,sisas nsls - Negroes M Gang ors.sl
oAce pamBul.

IN
49, paasrA. ",
.s = ,u..
Wnss wss a - s-. 1.. ~ .N..,~A..
WvIvI "nss ~. s ~uSu 49, ~ ~ Ns ~ :.
wy "os oovw sssss y ua'
wno a.c rHs 49, 49, ~. -S"s.ns
~ pSee nse 'W sn. ~. - W,
s o. soesscn counv' ~ Sn - VIZ
- W"~ss' s"S~s ~ ssSSS
sh0wr.
sonpson county was noteo 10 me ecoo oso
tlmSa Tor its Damn meetinGo. High Blue
~ a. s.r,1t,a a t1cesn 0rovA Thithsr
~>qt onoe year the faithful q me Cumbsf-
100 e IA - Scr.aS.oS sor ss.rs S,rs ,~' no
ssllsosh Il They carried enough food for
seversl wests. They took ooops Of live
rh,os.r. ~hIX v.pa s,.in ana nrnn,yed ae-
s S"sI,s ~ ~ ~ x"n.,,as d. =
'N~y family had in rstinys Of servants,
hons. rr.mmies. cookh MAZDA hostlsrs and
49, .r..nss IN An. ss~ss.s. sns nsrross
wers - unmvfcSs q the whites. There were
Usually ono or two negro preachers, for TN
ssr',in. %" sou u.nsrnsr h va ss Anxious abou, ths
ssNs iv.sloa Of the soul. q HI. s.y.. .. 1. was
sras ,N % p, ni' own INV 1.y !" -. 80, ,ar ~ ~
Niger mestin's. II you know snytAIns
shn"s a.. revro "A ~ vas An slavery You
suow % n I ha i tbs ere. ssst imItstor on earsh,
tD@n Tss n. n.os. 9r 'eS Who vent up 70 nsA IL B,as
tnsw that Il was as, tho custom av o. the naS ws,Ss
Sometimes the liss Of things wanted was
pretty pns. tno "vs .
II vas bettsr than any entertainments you oan
80 q. ,,,s 40, ~ A. ,,o,id
see IN tSs ,h nse o. nrnscsro sne woa q .ort a,
lssdsr a' on N these the 81 ssossiSp:. was ths REV pr.
sss whose % husband. the former =. Tin,sss q
aas Issa Iissss s'iS Hsus :
nuspsh1 70 ner o'd i,o Uou tha n ovs sarysni san;
SSuidat % reaa ny !, noIar Nor wr.s % eta ysIcn
and when he stsgd IN NE amp
mesInv 2S,p,' 'r""'" s~i''' ""'"'"' "
s'ehv aross "ev osnnm.etinr sonys and
4 yoS never heard y nssIos. 8 sing % .,s q camp; 3
sd psnys on ,ne msich we Ss
a hs annolnssd ,hs special sS subject. !, =, Iss foI
psah snah gavo yeH peed some q 'ns oT Spet. Nv
.ssssa as:. ssysAst pious "a slsSs % !. las as
des,shs AZ Ian Sh az oSoeS ,nshnn Anon,
Sestns 90 psnhs -" y" Am ',rrd tsr H. b,s..
ae: aes. sS%sAos Snd When sis,sh " Js.ssSsa < .
went rpn ier q. hsr ushu1, ~ nasS, ~ s oh'
sos oHcres nsscnn,Ix ,ur rna sistsh sekscn Ves
| uaa Son5se9snsr Soes ~ r,,ss".S sn,,,., 81. .vcet.
unaD,e " a2sG ns - AZ Hsrvsi rssh nd she wont
bhs hsS no so' bessWsa ns1 I''l a. w Wintsh ~ ~ "'
\. bsS nm sons ~. cSassctsrs an Witch inStcnted
III The wa wantIand St proceeded " ''''
Sis.an Ano sog, ,,n no,, ,ho, Jown y" c,sl nssl
tt ~ ws,,,n' "A ava 10 limo wid
So.ng%n ~ * rso,'as dst da reacS nrcsairfs woi
~ % ~ ~, uv o.. I'm bsr vb,,a s"lks nav not w,6
sne put up aYn n9r % ~ hot rea,ser "V S,stSh
And.spn spne mIShty feerd she didn's nut nul
oD sugan ~ e. m,sh ,s t..,o,n, d, o,r,,,,,,. ,
for the Rse Rev Dr. HsuH s I added h a very cry know
ng way ~ Ter ne fna aHs ae % ISs ih, wsy .f'
tes Keep ds piSE.a1nn.ss 1 , Away rum oe p'ao'
wnan yyu y an . oU,n us ~, putnps III up'
| hnoGcI IeQuEs W. sn,,. s... xss
mao 'n a rn,,, ns Trns MI,
bb.nnirv' Sn,, yr;ns lawn IN vouah way To-,
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Arrivsd-sUND ,v. July ~

Arrivsd-SUND tv. July IL
So Hespefia, Coveriey, Marssilles, June 8.
IS Briiisb King. Riddle Antwerp, Jupe "a
e. Chaesu 1Apts. Chsbot Bordsaur July 4
Ss Alliance, Nelson. Samaina, July J.
g. UinkeS, pedsrscn Carbanen. July 8.
S. Peter Jebsen, Bentson, Sagua. July y.
s. hlchmend. Catherine, Norfolk. July 10
s. Fl VALE Quick, New Orleans, Julys
81 North Star Bragg Portland. July Is
BARK fanos, Moler, Rio Grande du Sol May "a,
Bark W. W. Mclaughlin. wills. Montevldeo. May
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Busintss Aotires.


stops Diarrhea and stomach Cramps.
Dr.. siesens Genuine. Imported Angos,ura Btters
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Oxford and Canbrtdgs Athletes TO SAIL On IN,
Commo monwealth.
spsstaI Con- Dsspuseh 10 THE Sun.

Special Ceefs Despsseh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. July 1.-The Oxford apd Cam
bridge athletes who will take part In the
International contest at New York arc booked
TO sail on the steaper mmonwealth. They
will return on ths Campania, sailing from
New York on Oct 4.
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PsnnsyivAnia CrSy to Stay at Killarney fol
Few Days.
spetaI Cable Dssp-ieh 10 THE SUN.

DuR'IS. July Is The rowing crew Of
the University of Penusylvanla. who de-
feated the Trinity Collose crew at Killarney
yesterday. win stay for few days at Kill
hrnsy. sfter which they will be the guests
Of the Losd Mayors Of Dublin and Cork
They will reNirs 10 London 10 attend fare.
well dinner at the Rotel Cecil on July Is.
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NARINB JNFELLI0ENCB.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHfs pAv,
Sun 1885,. <:ls Sun sets.: 7so Moo, sets. -
HIS wArIR-rHn oAy.
Sandy Hook. s54 Gov. rd.. 7:a6 Hell Gate. Gle
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SACRED HEART ACADEMY,

Select Catholic Boarding school, thoroug ssad imA
commercial and summer course; open Au year: t-rms
moderate; military drill. camping out iof older stt
dents Address BRo. AUGUST. West chesssf. y.
Brook r. r.: $50 year: cpeducational: hcaishfui 10
cation: home oomforts IL experienced teachers: ca
THOMAS o'HANLoN. d. D. LIZ D.. President
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altw 4ubIiratipus.


CATALOGUES FREE-Engllsh, Irish, Liberal
books; French trnnslatons, &C. PRATT. l6i @h av.
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q Etrura. from New York, a. Liverpool:
s. Darharosss. from New York. at Cberbourg.
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c2Ulss o. PHILADELPHIA YAcnTsxEX.
csrinsAian sailsss Anchor IN oyster nay and
vlsit vios- President Roosevelt.

Visit lce-Presidsnt Reossvet.
The neet Of the Philadelphia cornthian
Yacht Club anchored on the clubhouse Of
the ssawanahha Coripthisn Yaoht Club yes
terdAy at Oyster Day after a glorious woleops
% saturday night The Philadelphlsns, led
by Commodore Alexander Van Rensselaer,,
paid Q visit 10 sagam0fo Hill, the home OF
Vice President Rooeeyslt, yesterday. The
feet comprises the following yachts:
ssesmss-piseship, NAY. ornredore Van Rens-
ssiser; Elsa Spssapss Theresa, Ca, Isaac w. Jeans
hhd william J, Baird: Aids. pr. Hobart A. Fare and
nj and suss,s sa.Aia, John {, br.S.l ard guests;
sd.sId H,9xnins vl,loH r Add. Aadiess and guests
Scnooners-TSiton. Columbia Seneca. Capt WI
liam T. Rainey; Priscilla, Nicr-Oopmodors Robcrs
Srse m: Aiaian;A. Capl IL G. u. Brock: Tbslms,
J. s. Lowering Wharton; Ivanhoe, Gen. Edward Nor
rlli Yign. a. N. Chandler.
mia. % Fsbrn +. pss sofrk; Cherokee. heS ccumo
fss sas.x's WEI c. g s' 't. J "a drsylnt ~ capt CAPT,
Edward u. Tolsnd: Phantom. Capt u. r. Idrmeiee:
AVA Caps ". barclay Henry: Acuhsla H., Caph
Pail 2AIn~e: Fidelio, Capt, Henri 3. Jeans
yawis--Sp>lpcep, Hobeu ". Riddle; Fiylns Cloud,
james iouehlln: Foxie. Capt J. Dc Fournia Veneit
ria Arthur g. Co!Ntn.
The following wos the order OF finish In
the first days race from Glen Cove 10 Oyster
Bay:
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ouro GONE srrxsuPs.

SAILED FROM FOREIGN poRrs.
S. LucaniA. from Queenstown. for New York.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
BUT FEW NEGROES LIKE THIS ONE.
He Lives in Early County, Has Never Ia
ken a Drink and Is Rich.

From the Early County News.
Levi Mosely, a negro AZ years old,
born and reared in Early, is an exam
pie of what his race can do when they
try. He says he has never in his life
taken drink of whiskey. He owns
four hundred and fifty acres of land
and nice dwelling house. and owns
the stock that works his land and
everything thereon. Banker D. W.
James says Levi is rich.
Levi has brother. Asbury Mosely,
who is about thirty.two years of age,
and we are informed that he also has
never taken a drink. He. like his
brother, is accommodating property and
owns forty or fifty acres of Early
county land.
They are good citizens.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
NEW Referee.
Col. H. A. Wilkinson Appointed
Referee in Bankruptcy for
This District.

Colonel H. A. Wilkinson of Dawson
has been appointed referee in bank
ruptcy for this district by Judge VIM
T. Newman of the United States court
Colonel Wilkinson's territory compris'
es the counties of Terrell, Randolph,
Clay, Quitman, Miller, Webster and
Stewart, and he succeeds the late Col
opel Arthur Hood. His term of office
is for two years.
Colonel Wilkinson is one of the most
prominent of Dawson's young attorneys
and is rapidly forging to the front as
one of the most capable lawyers in this
section, and the office of referee in
bankruptcy will be filed with ability
by him. His many friends congratu-
late him upon securing the appoint
ment.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
FREAKISH MARCH WEATHER
PROPHETS TELL WHAT THE ELEMENTS
WILL DO THIS MONTH.
There Will Be Wind and Rain and SNOW
Storms Galore, and Some Warm
Showery Weather.

If the weather doctors can De relleo
,,oon we will have all sorts OF freak
ish weather this month. The chlel
weather doctor, Willis f. Moore, OF the
limited States Weather Bureau, has
given out the following forecast Tor the
month: .a5,o
In March the storms of the middle
latitude of the north Atlantic ocean
are more numerous but less severe
than during January and February In
the West Indies wind storms seldom
occur during the dry season. whlcn
continues from November to April.
East of the Mississippi the differ
ences in the monthly rainfalls are not
eonspicuous. and of infrequent occur
renee toward a maximum of the sum-
mer months.
Although heavy snow storms are
practically unknown in the southern
states in March, and of infrequent &C.
.urrence in the northern districts,
some very remarkable and memorable
snow storms have visited the north IN
that month. The period of damaging
frosts in the interior OF the south At
latte and gulf states extends from No
yember to April Freezes OF a charac-
ter to iniure oranges and orange trees
in Florida. are however, practically
unknown in March.
Prophet DEVICES forecast OF the
weather for this month is as follows:
This month will bring about the
usual weather TO be expected I'M
March. no unusual storms being in
Dictated. First to third, warmer with
showers. Fourth TO fifth, colder and a
storm will form oyer the east gull
states, and moe up the Atlantic coast
eausfng snow over the eastern and
heavy rains over the east gulf states
from the sixth to the seventh, clear
ing off pleasant from the eighth to the
eleventh. On the twelfth to the four
teenth. storm will tall oyer the lower
Mississippi valley. and moving north
west will cause rains over the Mis-
souri, valley, and, warm showery
weather over the gulf states. Fiji
teenth and nineteenth pleasant. Tween
tieth to twenty-second, storms will
form over the west gulf states and
move 1orthward up the Mississippi
valley, causing heavy rains in its path.
Twenty-third to twenty-ifth pleasant.
On the twenty-sixth storm will form
over the east gulf states, moving north
ward. and causing heavy rains on the
twenty-seventh and twenty-eighth.
Twenty-ninth and thirty-frst cold and
bmstery.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
PEACH OUTLOOK GOOD
Mr.. Ruggles Thinks Shipments
from Dawson This Season
Will Be Increased.

While Terrell cannot be considered
one of the leading peach producing
counties of the state, yet it is in way
to become such. 1t has not been long
since when not a carload of peaches
left the county. Last season eighteen
cars were shipped from Dawson, be-
sides the enormous quantity which left
by express.
Mr.. F. A. Ruggles, one of the lead
ing fruit growers in the county, states
that, from present prospects, the ship
ments this season will probably nearly
double those of last year. OF course
this hinges on the outcome OF the fruit
crop, which Mr.. Ruggles thinks will
be good this GEAR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-03-06
A TERRELL BOY LED.
]. W. Harris Received Largest Number OF
Votes in Atlanta Journals Contest.

Mr.. ]. w. Harris of Herod was not
only one of the lucky college students
who won in the Atlanta Journals 'con-
test for free trip to Washington to
witness the Inauguration of'the presi-
dent, but he received more votes than
any of the many others who were in
the contest.
When the ballots were all counted it
was found that he was at the head OF
the list, with %, 436 votes to his credit.
The Journals special train with
eighty-six college students and school
bows who won in the contest left At
lanta for Washington Sunday morning,
and will return today.
Mr.. Harris is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. M. Harris of Herod, and his many
friends sincerely congratulate him on
his good fortune.