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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
Al a Meeting of Citizens of Benwood
Held Saturday Night.

BENWOOD. Sept AT a meeting
of citizens of the Fourth Ward held at
Union Hall, Benwood Junction. Sept.
I'm, 1901. the meeting was called 10
order and j. w. Johns elected as
lee was appointed to draw resolutions;
John 10y, chairman; Manial Prender-
CAST, J. ID. Hoffman.
The following are the resolutions
adopted by the committee appointed at
the meeting of the citizens of the
Fourth Ward OF the city OF Benwood,
w Va:
First-Resolved that We fully en-
dorse the action OF the council OF the
city OF Benwood of March IL. 1901,
whereby they submitted the following
conditions on which they would grant
an ordinance to the Wheeling 'frac-
tfop Company:
That they grant to their patrons a
fiye cent fare from the Southern limits
of the city of Benwood to the north
ern limits of Wheeling and a five cent
fare from the northern limits OF
Wheeling to the southern limits of
Benwood.
That they continue to run their cars
around the loop over McMechen
Eighth and Main streets, giving a
service of six cars an hour. at regular
intervals, and that they continue 10
run their Moundsvllle cars to the point
they now run on Main street, either
by way of Sehads crossing or by way
OF Ninth or Eighth streets, crossing
as they may desire, giving service OF
three cars an hour at regular intervals.
"lhat they construct an approach TO
their tracks on kentucky Heights by
way OF Fourth. Fifth or Sixth streets,
as deemed best by your body tCity
Council)
THAT they maintain a clear width
OF roadway outside their tracks, at all
points equal 10 that now existing.
That they do all necessary paving
between the rails of their tracks, be-
tween their tracks and for a distance
OF ten feet outside of their tracks on
Kentucky Heights.
That 1ney construct all retaining
walls and culverts necessary for the
protection of streets and property.
That they procure all property nee
essary for executing the above require
ments and that they be responsible for
al, property damage"
Second-Resolved, that We denounce
the pretended meeting of council OF
July 8. 1901, whereby they claim they
passed an ordinance giving the Wheel
ing Traction Company the right to lay
double track on South Marshall
street as it is both dangerous to life
and limb and permanent injury TO
property along said street; 1t would be
q lasting injury to all business along
said street: it would exclude all traf-
fee on said street; it would prohibit
the people from purchasing their pro-
duce from the people who market
along the route of said railway.
JOHN 10y, Chairman.
MAMMAL PRENDERGAST,
J. B. HOFFMAN.
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A. 4. SWEENEY Mayor.

An Ordnance IN Relation to Dogs, Passed
January 18th, 1881.
Sec. 1.-.NheaeNVr the mayor shall he
satisfied that any ease of hydronhoelA
has appeared among the dogs IN the city,
he shall Issue hts proclamation reqniring
all persons to co0tine their doES, or TO
have same securely muxNled, for such
time from aud after the ISSUING OF such
proclamation as he shall therein appoint,
aud " any animal OF the dos kind shalt be
found at large IN The said city during the
time 40 appointed. without being property
and securely muSzled. the same may pc
Killed by any person whatever. ana the
owner aud keeper thereof shall forfeit ana
pay to the city me of not lesa than ten
nor moro than twenty dollars Tor every
such effensc. and costs OF prosecution,
se9e,Ndh
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DIED.


FREw-At his residence, No, 81 Four
zenith street. on saturday, September !.
lNVl at $3.50 O'Clock p, m, John Frew. In
his Goth year. 4gs+
Funeral notice hereafter.
Seymoure A. Miller In the SD year of his
age.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of Michael J. Miller. 1913 McColloch
street on Monday. September sth. at 4
o'clock y. m. Interment at Peninsula
cemetery Friends OF the family are in
vited TO attend
wlLHEI.M--on Saturday. September I.
1901, at / o'clock y. M, Mary Wilhelm, In
her S6th year.
Funeral from residence of her brother
in-law. Jacob ohiinger. No 1926 McCol-
loeh street Monday morning at o'clock.
Requiem high mass at St Joseph's Ca
thedrsl at O'Clock. Friends Of the fam
lily respectfully invited 10 attend. inter-
ment at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
RIEsTER-Friday. September 9Th. 1901,
AT 1850 a. m, Blssius Hiester. aged Il
years, months and days
Funeral from hts late residence, No 2343
Jacob street. Monday, September .. az $50
n. m. Requiem mass al St. Alphonsus
church at . a. M Interment at Mt. Cal
vary cemetery. Friends OF the family
invited A special motor viii convey
friends to cemetery
wALKER-o On Friday, September 9Th.
1901, Mt $40 o clock p. m. Thomas young
est child of RICHARD and Bora Bell Walk
er. aged years and months.
Funeral services at residence of par
MT 4 hal Of GIN al
noon at 2:3O o'clock. Friends Of the fam
lily respectfully invited to attend Inter
ment at Greenwood cemetery.
MARQUIS-on Thursday, September 5.
1901, ut 1910 y. m. Catherine Marquis.
mother of VIM Marquis and Mrs Emma
House. In the 18th year of her age.
BLAIR-At st. Clairsville. Ohio, Tues
day. September ,, 1901 at O'Clock p. m.
A. p Blair. in tho SD year Of his age.
CARuTHERsz-on Tuesday, September
3 1901. at Sis a. m, Emma " wife OF II.
E. Caruthess; aged rs years.
CARMAN-At the home or his father,
East Richland Ohio. Monday. September
End. 1901. at 9 a. m. 7. Nj. Carman, in
the 32d year of his ageA
BUCHANAN-On Sunday September /.
1901. at 1890 O'Clock =. m, Elizabeth wife
OF w. S. Buchanan. in her I'D year.
McGEE-At Benwood. w. Va. Wednes-
day. August %, 1901, at 5l5 O'Clock a. m,
Patrick MCGEE.
AMRINE-Tuesday. August 9th 1901 at
O'Clock a. m, John Amrine. In the SD
year OF his age
HILLMAN-On Tuesday. August o. 1901
at o'clock a. m, Catherine A. Vance,
wife OF II. e. HilIman, in her 34th year.
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Early Fall Goods Coming Daiiy.-The
Racket.
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ch. At.Ep nips.

Seated bids will he received by me up TO
aud including September 18th, for supply
luz the following for the use of the West
Virginia National Gunrd while encamped
at Wheeling:
$50 pounds. more or less, fresh beef.
daily. delivered at camp grounds every
morning the whole carcass 10 be fuf-
nlshed from steers which VIII dress NOT
less than $50 pounds,
Loco lbs, more or less. daily. soft bread.
| ton. more or less. daily ice.
/ 600 lbs. more or less, eenNaased hams.
Loon lbs more or less, breakfast bacon.
40 lbs, more or less, dried beans.
aa0 lbs more or less. rice.
800 lbs. more or less, homnN.
1900 lbs, more or less. potatoes,
20 lbs. more or less. roasted coffee.
t. $50 lbs. more or less, granulated sugar.
$50 lbs, moro or less. saa.
3 lbs. more or less. black pepper.
sGn lbs, more or less soap,
135 iba. more or less, candles.
30 gallons, more or less, vinegar
PHILIP ID. NEAL,
brigade Commissary.
seTesda Address care Stamm Hotel.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-Good girl at once. Apply a2s
Main street sesdqev
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The value of watch depends on lie
time keeping qualities OF same.
Watches that do not keep the correct
time are not to be depended on and are
a disappointment. Shelf Bros, the
jewellers. corner Main and Eleventh
streets make speciality of reliable
watches. the kind that runs and keeps
correct time. and watch purchased of
this reliable firm is sure to prove sat
isfactOry
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BUCHANAN-On Sunday. . September l.
1901. at 1890 O'Clock " m, Elizabeth, wife
OF w. s. Buchanan. in her I'D year
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Fifth Page.
S. 90 Shoes-Alexander.
Fair Nisitors-Geo. NJ. Shook Il co.
Special Discount on Pianos for Fair
Week.. W. Banner Co.
Boys and Little Gents Shoes-Leeke
Shne Co.
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MARRIED.

COPE IYNN-At the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs NJ. Il. Lynn. No. los
North Front street. September I. 1901. at
high noon. Mr. Earl Hayes Cope, of
Adens. Ohio. and Miss Fallie Eugenia
LINN. OF this city. Rev jacob Brttting-
ham. rector of ST buke's p T.. church.
officiating.
HANNAN-Bt sell "Wednesday. Sep
tember 4th, 1897 az 40 p. m. by Rev. =.
j. Hob. pastor OF Zion Lutheran church.
al the parsonage, Mr.. Frank w Hannah
and Miss Elizabeth A. Busch both of this
city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

The last exhibition will be given by
The Passion Play Co. at The Ball Park
tonight A mandolin orchestra viii.
give concert preceding the exhibit
tion. from 1880 until S:15. The program
will be long one consisting OF all the
best features
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

duties that it was known that he could
not be approached with offers or
money. 1t is common report That
very large amount would nave
been paid by certain interests,
but every overture in that direction
was rejected.
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= q. n. rr>rnAL Nortcn.

knights OF the Golden Eagles. are here
hy notified TO meet at the Castle haH,
Raj Jacob street. at Y o'clock sharp,
sunday. September y 1907 FOR the pur-
pose 81 atteudink our deceased brother $.
E H. RoVes's funeral All members OF
sister Castles are cordially invited 10
attend Ry order OF
W II, JoNESA NJ, OF X. scsdq
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H1LL.MAN-On Tuesday. August 81. 1901
at o'clock a m, Catherine A. Vance
wife OF II. E. Hillman, in her Bath year
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y
WANTEp-ao od horse shoet. at once. Ap-
ply 1903 uhapline street sepee&ta
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The Nonpareil Athletic Club on Sun
day, Sept. 1, elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Bart Lingan; vice.
president, Walter Mooney; financial
secretary. George Hoffman; recording
secretary, VIM. Christman treasurer,
Andrew Spiel; trustees, Jas. Migrail,
Ollie Jewel and A E. Scheenle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

Srof.E.N-From, my home on Chapiine
Htll Friday night ST. Bernard doE an
Swers to the uaune 81 Don" ANY infor-
nation as to hts Whereabouts viii be well
rewarded. LAURENCE WCEBEh sox
~ city. ssSdqea
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CARMAN-At the home OF his father.
East Richland, Ohio Monday, September
End. 1901 at a m. T. Nj. Carman. in
the 32d year of his sgeN
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Chester Are Light of 4DO candle
power burns about ; cents worth
of gas pcr evening. 200 and 300 ca n
die power burns in proportion. A.
H. Howe. makers. 2I5s Main street.
Telephone M. 4. and representa-
tiye will csiJ tn erOIsBp the Hight.
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The Swift's Specific Company.
The West Virginia State Fair.
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SATURDAYS WEATHER.


go 70 W O~Krees.
The range Of the thermometer was
about the same as the past few days
from &c In the morning to 50 in the
afternoon. The day was fair. but NJ
ten O'Clock last night a falling baron
eter. 9sl5. indicated a coming rain.
although the sky was clear
c. Sehnepf the Opera House drug
gist. reported as follows I a. m. &c !:
3 a. m. ~: noon. SO; .. m, 50: I
y. m. 81: 10 p. m. rs Weather. fair.
WASHINGTON, September Forecast
for sunday and Mondays--
For Western PennsyiVanla and Ohio
Fair and cooler sunday; Monday fair;
northerly winds FRESH 10 brisk on the
lakes
For West virsnia Fair Sunday aud
Monday. northeriy winds,
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sixth Page.
Germania Half Dollar Savings Bank.
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FREW-At his residence No. 81 Four
teen,h street. on Saturday. September I.
1901. at $50 O'Clock y, m, John Frew. In
his 6eth year. ss-
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The latest fabrics, Imported and
Domest$ goods, also Partisan styles.
from the best makers, for inspection.
NAGLE, 1913 Main.
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Miss Anna McGannon, teacher OF
piano and stringed Instruments. will
reopen her class Monday, September
g at her home. 1921 McCulloeh street
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Toll Houses Sold.

Yesterday afternoon Auctioneer c. 3.
Greer sold the toll houses on the coun-
ty roads The one at Fulton was pur-
chased by VIM. .Wckham for 500;
the one at Woodsdale by Geo A.
Wood for $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

Statesmen wanted-Howland Is Co.
nted-Experienced Book Men
Manted-Trsveling salesman by COM
Secret TO Enlarge Your Bust-Leonsrd
Medicine CO.
wanted-Wide Awake. Reliable Men.
Nsnted-Manaser.
Personal---very. OF Means.
TIustlers Manted-sun Advertising Blu
reau.
wsnted-Men to Advertise.
We Pay $50 Week-fnternstionst MIX
Company.
Weekly Death Claim statement-ProN-
ident Life Insurance Co.
Musical lnstructions-Mi Kate Mac
Henry.
Engraved Stationery-Iyeett Statloners,
Wanted Board in Private Family.
Funeral Notice GARFIELD Castle No. J.
Knights OF The Golden Eagle.
Moley TO Loan-o. L. Zane
Nanted-Coek at sI5 Main Street.
Wanted-Girl at s2s Main Street
For sie-First-ciass Retail Business.
For Saie-BoS Buggy and Phaeton
Agents Nsnted-Rapid Introduction co.
Wanted-Isdy TO Travel
Manifestations by Reliable Iobeing
House.
us weekly-I4ake shore Mercantile Co.
Wanted Ladies 10 Work on Sofa ftl-
lows
Ladies and Gentlemen Can Earn Good
Wanted Cock Al " Twelfth street.
For Sale--Dark Red sorrel Horse.
Special lnvitation-Aibert stoize n
Company.
Lost-Wallet
A New Thing IN G;lasses-T A. West
myer
Wanted-white Cook
Wanted-Iady to Manage greenhouse
Manted-Wo to Keen House.
For Sale-Hetel Furniture.
For Ssle-G. q. smith.
Lost-Fob
Wanted@Saiesmen.
Nanteu-1 Jerk.
Wanted-Horseshoer.
Wanted Bright Boy
Wanted-Two Men TO Solicit.
nted-ENperienced Makers.
Notice to Dog owners-Mayor A t.
Sweeney.
sealed Bids for Supplying Provisions to
the West Virginia National Guard
Schoekey.
For saie-J. C Devine & co.
Real Estate for Ssie-Joseph ii. Baker.
Firth Page.
500 Shoes-Alexander
Fair Nistors-Geo. NJ Shook 4 Co.
Special Discount on Pianos for Fair
Week.. W. Banner Co.
Boys and Little Gents Shoes-Leeke
Shoe Co.
sixth Page.
Germania Half Dollar Savings Bank.
seventh rage.
Welcome to State Fair Nisitors-Stone
N Thomas.
Eighth Page.
The Swifts Specific Company.
The West Virginia State Fair.
Ninth Page
Cinderella Stoves and Ranges-H. Kali
bitzer.
The France Medical Institute
Twelfth Page.
Early Fall Goods Coming Daily.-The
Racket.
Thirteenth Page.
Rebuilding Sale--fouse & Hermann.
Fourteenth Page.
The Wall of the Bsck-Foster-M ulburn
Company.
Seventeenth Page.
Fashionable Jewelry-MeNamee.
Opening OF Fall Season ia0l-Geo. r..
Sufel e. Co.
~, I.,u ana Nlriptar l.aadS-Gaa
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NOTICE To noe OWNERS.

Whereas In my opinion hydrophoeia cX.
lists Within the city. owners or dogs VIII
take notice that Oh and after September
18th doYs found at large In violation OF
the provisions OF the ordinance VIII De
killed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08
BusrNn. OPPORTUNITIES.

PHOSPHATES AND. CIDERS-Respon-
sibie houses desiring to manufacture
hrst-elass on-alcohohc drinks. paying
large profits. address EXPERT, 10I MUIR
ray street. New York sesdt
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The 4. u. Howe Machinery Co.,
2Ios Main street, repair elevators.
Telephone NJ. 4.
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Seventeenth Page.

Seventeenth Page.
Fashionable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Opening OF Fall Season la0l-Geo. f..
Stifel e. Co.
New Fall and Winter Goods-Geo X.
Taylor Company.
China Storo--John Friedel Company.
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Ten teachers TO ,instruct you at
Wheeling Business College Night
School.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

Special bargains IN fine Diamonds
this week at Sheff Bros.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE, Staun-
ton. Va. School for Young ladies. Situated
In the mountains of Virginia Climate and
scenery unsurpassed Preparatory and
elective courses. Special advantages I'm
Music Art, Elocution and Languages.
Buildings .modern and complete Write
for cataIoe. MISS MARIA PENDLETON
DrVAL. Principal. Successor TO Mrs.
Gen. j. Il. y. Stuart. 1ylG, Ia. fri&dqx
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ALL AVAILABLE SPACE.
NEEDED BY WHEELING

For Commercial Purposes, and Land Is Too Valuable
for Board of Trade Should Try to Develop
the Towns Naturally Tributary to Wheeling.
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INDEX TO NEW sDvEKrrsExEsrs.


How ca,arrh Passes Into Ccnsumption
oh J. l.. Gallagher
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

LOST Tuesday morning IN centre Wheel
ing market hense lady's gold watch. with
black fob attached. Finder viii receive
liberal reward by returning same TO this
office se4endq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

Fourteenth Page.
The Wall of the Bsck-Foster-M ulburn
Company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

A COMMISSION large enough to produce
heart failure for travelling men havine
time for q side line. staple goods. MAN
UFAcTURER. Box l5s. Covington Ky.
seSdq
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HELP WANTED.

SALESMEN--A firm with long establishing
trade With physiclans, Will RECEIVE apple
ca tlons for vacancy In their CORPS Of
travelling men permancncy. Address
Il. q. BOX SIS Philadelphia. sei.f,s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

LOST Thursday evening a. Passion
play. folding sallet containing SUN or
money. Generous reward II returned to
this office. aeSdder
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W ANTED.

WANTED Boarding in private family
ny aau and Wife, East Wheeling pre-
ferred. Address G.. l.. HINES. lis D.
Fourteenth street seSdqev
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Thirteenth Page.
Rebuilding Sale-llouse & Hermann
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

MRINE-Tuesday August 9th, 1901 al
o'clock a. m, John Amrine, In the sc
year OF his age
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Cinderella Stoves and Ranges-H. Kali
bitzer.
The France Medical Institute.
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Statesmen WANTED.

WANTED--wfde a wake, reliable man AZ
permanent salesman. General store trade.
Clean record and full time necessary. M.
r. BIxLER e co, 233 Bank street. Cleve-
land. q. seSdq
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED An experienced clerk At Me-
FAnDENS sepserda
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McGEE-At Benwood. w Va. wednes-
day, August 2s, 1901. at 5:l5 o'clock a. M,
Patrick McGee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-08

SALESMAN WANTED by reliable JOBS
bling house: travelling statesmen to plaes
high grade sneciaity line with merchants
disc trade: high COMMISSIONS and perm.t-
nent positions to good men. full time re-
quired r.. 7s-153 Fifth avenue, Chicago.
''ss{ seSdq
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AGENTS WANTED.

EXPERIENCED book men TO give away
~ volume free with s525 purchase of sta
ple goods. Commission $l.25 per order. II
10 20 lots per day easy calling on general
trade. SUITE "a, 1884 Dearborn street, chi
cago. II ~af soo"A
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-10-26
TiTBITs FOR THE TABLE.
Dishes That Have Been Regarded as
Rare Delicacies.

There are many ylands once highly
esteemed by epicureans that the mod
ern chef knows nothing about. AS is
well known, the ancient lsraelites ate
locusts. fried in oil, and many modern
travellers in Africa have pronounced
well-cooked locusts to be succulent
and nourishing with something OF the
taste of Boiled eggs. The old great
philosopher Socrates, who knew sew
eral things, considered a dish OF WE'LL
cooked grasshoppers to be more tooth
some than quail on toast and the
French army in Algiers found that
grasshoppers. simply boiled In salt
water, were not only good eating.
but valuable addition to army diet.
and the old campaigners carried the
custom back home with them, so that
today grasshoppers are valued In
many French provinces as an article
OF food. In Poitiers. France, the
children catch grasshoppers in the
fields and eat their eggs raw. Tho
natives on Lake Nyassa, Africa, catch
in nets small fly called the koungo
and make cakes OF them. They are
said to have the taste OF caviar. In
many of the South Sea Islands spi-
ders are the chief table delicacy. In
portions OF Central and South Ameri-
ca caterpillars are choice titbit. and
have been approved by some travellers
who have tasted them. TIE palm
worm OF India. white, oily insect,
about three inches in length, is con-
sidered delicacy by the natives,
whether eaten raw or cooked in va
rious ways. II is sometimes united
with flCur and made into cakes. or its
oil is extracted and used as the base
for gravy and sauces as an appetizer
with other food p -ucts. The white
ant of India and Africa. fried in but
ter, is also choice article OF food.
In Australia the larvae of the horned
caterpillar are regularly sought for
food. They are found in decayed trees
and have a value and flavor according
to the species of tree they are taken
from. The natives eat them raw.
but the civilized tribes prefer them
fried. We can imagine the lady of
the family, with her market basket,
dickering for her favorite brand of cat
erpillar eggs.-Chicago Chronicle.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-10-26

some OF the most realistic acting he
has ever witnessed.
Many intense emotions are expressed
merely by the facial expression, and
an immobility of the muscles is some
times maintained for long time. A
scene of parting which would occupy
a fraction OF one of our scenes is often
carried through a long act while the
audience becomes more and more
wrought up. II is surprising how well
the female parts are taken by the men.
They are trained to 1t from their
youth up. Their movements are grace
ful and their voices deceptive.
II the Japanese continue as they
have done to combine the best that
we have to offer them in connection
with the drama with the many artistic
and interesting qualities Of their own.
the development of their stage art will
be in keeping with that of their re-
markable civilization.