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The times., 1901-06-12

The question raised by the Master
Plumbers Association concerning the
right Of stove dealers to connect gas
ranges with the gas pipes in the houses
Of those 10 whom they are sold has been
decided by the Commissioners in favor Of
the stove dealers. Secretary Tindau yes
terday submitted the form of an order
to the Board that gives general permit
TO the stove dealers for this work IN ac-
cordance with the provisions Of the gas
hitting regulations, provided that no more
than fifteen feet Of pipe is used in max
ing the connection. The permits for this
work must also have the approval of the
Inspector Of Plumbing
The times., 1901-06-12
We Display a Nice Assortment Of
Black MOI1air
BriIIiantineS
and SiCiIians.

Fabrics better adapted to all-round wear
than any other dress material. Best for
ST. eet. seaShOre, and mountain wear and
particularly desirable for travelling Shed
the dust quickly, and always look neat
and presentabie. We have them in tha
following qualities.
The times., 1901-06-12

The Board VIII suspend other Busi-
ness to Pass Upon the New RuIcs-
Dissertation of Chinese Graves
The BAD Condition of Fourth street
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29

Emperor William of Germany has
issued an order that the court of the
Empress Frederick is TO be broken up
on Oct l, when her late majesty's
household will be dissolved. several Of
pensions.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29

Don't talk so awfully loud, young
man." said the Judge 70 the lawyer
who was trying his first case: you
may have heard that justice Is blind,
but she's not deaf."-Yonkers States
man,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29
Our New Mail
Order Department

Is growing more popu-
lar every day. It's a
pleasure for you to shop
here by mail. If its mer-
chandise you want, we for
ward same, subject to APP
proval; and if its samples,
tell us just what you desire.
the kinds, the colors, and
about the price you wish to
invest. If it's information
concerning any of our
wares, be explicit; such as
sists our Mail Order People to
fill your orders with dis
patch and insures against
inconvenience or disap-
pointments. On all cash or
ders of SIS or more we cheer
fully prepay expressage.
WRITE US TO-DAY.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29
Dress Goods

TWO thousand yards sublime quail
ity in 54-inch BROADCLOTHS, every
shade is here in these much wanted
SLIPS per yard values, which go at
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29
Dress Goods
Dress Goods

TWO thousand yards superb quail
ity in finest polka dot FRENCH
FLANNELS, so much to be worn
for WAISTS and the regular rs cents
styles go here at
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29
Out of Town
Dry Goods Dealers

Should come here when
in search of the right kinds
of profit-paying MERCgAN-
Disc. We are prepared
with a most perfect stock
to serve you in a most be.
coming manner, and at
prices which are absolutely
correct. We cut you any
length desired in all DRESS
GOODS FABRICS, giving
you an assortment which is
varied, stylish and out of
the ordinary lines gener-
ally found in smaller towns.
If you cannot come in per-
son, write us and see
HOW WE DO IT.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29
Dress Goods

TWO thousand yards 54-inch all
wool HOMESPUNS and HABIT
CLOTHS, every proper color in fab
RIGS usually sold at IS cents yard, at
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29

TWO thousand yards genuine
FRENCH CLOTHS, ready sponged
and shrunk, showing the entire line
of new fall shades in materials worth
$1.39 yard, at
The Savannah morning news., 1901-09-29
Dress Goods

TWO thousand yards 36-inch all
wool VENETIANS. Every right
color and shade for early fall, in ma
terials. worth so cents yard, at
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= - -. -
"' ~" ''.''s. ,,1..s. -
AfoHeN'e
price or 81" hi"N'H 0' '''eD
Do points
The "crn'@n go'efi'i"e''' A'-s e''1''
'sre" - ''s',,S 81 "''''s ''' '''''''
troops rom D''""
Ten a. W. "Fe''y' s",ei "a, g.
vice ohcrr, mas s'''iTu TOT ''"''''- '-'
"a tour OF inspe'No"'
Gov NcSw"eneF rsl,,seu 20 11evp ~, y
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

The transport sheridan sailed FOR
Manila. AMONG DEER pafsengcrS were
a number nf school tenchcrs.
eHh-r b. Meters. o. Chicago eon-
tirf committed Suicide. hanging him-
,cIf In his com at thc Joliet penitenti-
ary.
30 is announced that oii has been
discovered at Woicott, stafion on
thr Union Pacific. l6 miles west OF
Laramie. Wyo.
Queen Helena was accouchcd OF a
daughter Both mother and infant
ORE doing wel The princess viii be
named Yolando Margheritn.
Fiqh haudred union hod carriers
went an strike at Denver. demantiing
an sight hour dny anI 81 "a day FOR
CARRYING bricks and $3.50 FOR carry
inr mortar.
Senator ruman Inns declined %
,vlthdrav, his resignation, and says
Gov Ncs,sccney traurccudcd h's nu
thorty in sending thr rcsignntion'
back fo fhc senators.
Fonr haudrcd and ffty men em
niovcd iu thc Nc,v York Central Ca
shops 30 lrnrN went ont on ntrtNe
Between 1r1 and 800 of them are ma
chinlsfs and the rest are uinch.nis''
helpers
TWENTY-FIVE Americans. dressed 3
thc deep black OF she british cour
mourning. representing many million
~ money aud vast commercial intel
e..ts. we're the guests Of King Edwar
af Windsor. They we're the delegate
of che Sew York chamber of con
merce-
At Chicago she grand jury. after
thorough investigation ~ the fae
" surrounding the death 90 Mrs NJ y
Judd. decided 20 vote $40 indictment
i Mrs Judd was patient of John Ale
Il audcr bowie. and died while und
IS the miuisfrations OF The Zion lead
b. and several of his followers
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TILLMAN AND M'LAURIE.


Columbia. S. C.. june Gov. Me-
Sweeney Friday acting. he said. in
accordance with fhc wishes OF the
people. who did NOT wish "a primary,
with IT'S Incident strife and unrest,
refused 90 ecccpt The res gmation Of
Senator's Niimu and Mclaurin.
These r~signations were announced 20
political meeting in Ganney. May 23.
He wrote communication TO the
senators. in which hc said at frat
that he returned thcir rcsignations
for further consideration Ia the
closing paragraphs % his letter, how
/ ever. the governor unequivocally de
ciued TO accept" the resignauons
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
JUSTICE BREWER TO WE'D.
WIN he United Wsth Miss Ewma
Miner Mott. "a Prominent school
Teacher at BurIlnEton, VI.

Washington. May 3i.-Announce-
ment has been made OF the engage
naent Of Associate Justice David J..
Brewer. Of the United States supreme
court. and Miss Emma Miner Mott,
prominent school seacher OF this
city. The wedding. which will take
place next week at Darlington, VI,
where the nearest relatives of Miss
Mott reside. win be a very quiet az
fair because Of the recent death OF
she brides mother. Justice Brewer
IS a ,eidower
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DowIE's ADDRESS.
We rroctsfanr utns-eif as Elijah. the
rrephet. before an Audience OF
5000 People.

Chicago. June 3.-"I am Elijah. the
prophet, who appeared frst as Elijah
second a. Joha the Baptist
and who noT comes In mc. the re-
storcr OF all things. Elijah was q
prophet. John was n preacher. but I
combine In myself the attributes
Of prophet, priest and ruler over nen-
Gs,e on nc. them I say IL feariessly.
Maze the most Of Il. you wrctehcs in
ccclcsias,icai garb. ! am ne that j.
,hc living physical and spiritual em-
bodiment ~ Elijah. and ms commis-
sion 60 earth third time has been
prophcsicd hy Malachi 10y God him-
self. by his son Jesus. br Peter. and
1000 years ago. by Moses All who
believe me 90 De in very truth an Of
this viii stand up"
md over 5000 people rose Co their
feet and greeted the declaration with
cheers and handciarpiur.
John Alexander nowic. true Co hii
promises. made this statement from
che platform OF the Auditorium sun
dav night Sra the presence of 500
+ people 70 was the elimination o
frcnsicd speech. in which Do De
nounced osc.5 body and every thin.
not IN Zion. cursed the poIs and Oh
I Roman Catholic church. spat lteral
at thc masonry. fhc newspapers nn
the bankers of Chicago. ard rage
snd tore up and down the stage hA
d. r.,rH r..n
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A MoB's WORK
Dan Yanti-. CHARGED with Horse
stealing. Hanged.

Aithcas. Cal. June Calvin Han
and his three sons. Frank. Jim aud
Martin. and Dan Yantis. who had been
stealing horses for years, were ar
rested and guarded 6y three officers
A mob Of 40 masked men took them
at O'Clock aud hung them 10 bridge
near Lookout. The officers In charge
Of the prisoners were o,crpowercd
and compelled TO help hang hem.
The mob dispersed within five min
utcs. The bodies were still hanging
at noon Sheriff Street and District
Attorney Bonncv and Reporter Dean
have gone 90 thc scene Of the hang
ing
lookout. The scene OF the lynchiug.
IS ia the Hot Springs valley. ON platt
river. % miles from Alturas. che coun-
~ seat OF Modoc county There IS
no telcgraphic communica with
the valley. and the news Of the lynch
ing was brought 20 Ahura- hy O
courier Particulars are. therefore
very mcagcr.
The bodics have been cnt down
The district attorney ~ Moloc coun
I iynching Ham was q MAN ol CON
siderable Intelligence. liis wife wu
o. squnv.
SAN Francisco. June 3--Gov- CnE'
Sunday offered rrnrrd of $1,000
f FOR fhc arrest and conviction OF th
persons Implicated in fhr lynehin.
of fhc five mon at lookout. Moco
. -nurfv Friday fnsf
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

senior Miguel ccncr. NnttonaIi-t Cam
didatc. Elected MA, or nr
Good Majority.

Havana. june 3.--rhe predictions OF
the Havana natinaal-ts concerning
the outcome OF saturday S municipal
elections. are verified. SENIOR Miguel
Gcnrr. thc nationalist candidate. was
elected mayor of Havana, receiving
1l.lls votes against 7.sa3 east for
senior Mora. republican. and a-li cast
for Senior Carlos Garcia. The candi-
date Of she democratic party.
The nationaiisfs elected Is members
Of the municipal council the rcpuo-
Hcanc four aud the democrats two
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06
PASSED AWAY.
james A. Hcarnc. We'll known Actor
and Plnysright. Died at His
Home fn Nc,V ork city

New Nork. june 1.-la-. A. urarnc.
the wen known actor and playwright
Iicd at his home iu this citv sunday
afternoon OF acute bronchitis and
rncumonia after au illness of eight
weeks. Mr. uearne was taken il in
Chicago while playing in Sag uarhor.
a piay OF his own composition. Tie
came at once 20 bis home. took 10
has bed and never arose. IL had been
supposed for some days thot he WAS
improving. but Saturday night there
ivns q change for The worse. which Zee
suited fatally 40 his bedside when
he passed away were Mrs Hearuc'
his three daughters and his 5-year-
old son.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06


United states Senator BevcridEe is
IN Berlin.
The graves Of more than 1000 fe'i-
srai dead a. Marietta. Ca. were iec-
orated snd appropriate e,creisc- held
WI Ting Fang piassd an Offering
% flowers on she stone coin contain
IN, The remains Of Cen Grant II the
toiuS
Tbs Hall Of Fane - the New York
university was dedicated Many tab
lets IN honor % distinguiShed men
uars unveiled
4 row coat eo1taining a merry par
Is % eight younE PerSons was sweeps
over Fiat Rosk daa IN she schuy issin
river snd seven q them-hve siris
aad two boy,--v-ere drowned.
The nsuaorial fountain. erected over
the Providcnce spring IN Anderson
prison Etockadc. was dedicated. II
| Ia a beautiful piece Of work IN Italian
marble and is about u feet high.
A the national Lincoln monument
a aoral wreath Sas PLACED on Linz
-cia's tomb. County Judge Gee w
Murray was orator Of the day. Thou
sanda visited the grave Of former Gov.
Tanner.
Decoration day AZ Gettysburg IT
traeted an unusual crowd from neigh
boring towns and frora Baltimore
Washington and harrisburg. Over
500 school children decorated ths
graves at the National cemetery.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
rA- xsw. sf So ws<tS c~~s~s.~s
s.s ceu.s-s f~r the n~-~st Cd
ths H.sty N~eaer-


The spanish military attaches "a
the various embassies and legations
abroad have been withdrawn for rea-
scns Of economy.
Count Won Waidcrs-r. accompanied
by his stan. has left rcking. Two spc-
ciai trains will riin all the week TAX
ing troops % raku-
Jas. 4. Hcarn~. che we'll known sc-
tor and playwright. died % his houic
IN New York % acntr bronchitis and
pneumonia after IN illness of eight
weeks.
4 military riot occurred az Shorn-
cHre. Eng. 8 detachment Of thc Dab
/ lin fusiiccrs. acturted by some inagin-
ary grievance. wrccked their harrac<
room.
it is reported thai the rovoiuticr
I in santo Domingo has been complete
/ lv crushed et its inception. rur'icr
% ihr promincnt rebels have hccn
shot or imprisoned
At meeting Of the generals Of
thc allied troops 81 was decided 20
transfer the administration % ths
city 90 pckfng 80 the ChIarsr officials
{ gradually during June
The Htte town Of Jasper. Tex. wn'
entirely wiped ont by FIRE Seventeen
houses. including every business hous'
in the place. and o number OF resi-
dcuces. were destroyed.
Lieut.. John ~. Ncin. an ev-ohicer %
che regular army. stationed ne th
, prcsiaio. near San Francisco. was e1
rested 90 riattc. Mont charged wit
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Trouble "a brewing among the sA,-
shrones and Araprahoes. who 1--we ui'-
on The Washakie reservation.
Judge r. B. Haughi "a. ot 81.
louis. WAS elected commander-in-
chief of she Sons % Confederate vet
Grams.
Philip schumacher. former paying
teller Of the rcutouia bank. View Or
leans. was indicted by tho grund iury
for the alicr rcd cmhczrlcmcnt of sie--
200.
The mnchinists. hincSsmiths aud
boiler makers employed az the shops
Of che Union pnciho Railroad Co. in
Kansas CITY. have been given o. ra'se
% wages
An OH cishcr % mighty Proror-
tions was brought IN on rcrrroonne
plantation. IS miles southeast of
Houma. la. which - 40 miles west
of Now Orleans.
Prrd Rochelle. colorcd, who crim-
I tnsuv assaulted and murdered Nr~-
Rens raEgart. az Barlow. Fla, was
taken from the officers by a mob an'4
| burned ~ the stake.
The receipts from customs collect
"a upon uriicies imported into the
/ United s.ntes from She Philippine
Islands from April 4. 'ssa. 90 March
a.. 1901. were sl.0ot9i7.
Gen. John q. Gordon 'cas nnani'
mousiV reelected commaudcr-in'
chief % the United Confederate s~t
cran association. Dallas. Tea. wal
selected as the next meotins pisee-
The Grant statue IN the rotuad:
OF the national capitol was the Scent
, of am affecting ceremony when IA
patriotlc women OF the L. 5. 0rau
circle. Ladies cf tho Grand Army o
the Republic. placed wreath a.
che feet Of the figure aud IA
.Amcrlcan -
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Washington May lo "A statement
prepared 10 She treasury department.
shows the receipt. from customs
duties collected upon articles TIM
poricd into the United States from
the Philippine islands from April q.
ls9a to March DO. laol. were si.pli,-
qf7 OF this amount Ssdd.0i2 came
from sugar. siie.,a2 from cigars and
cigarettes. and She balance from
miaceuaucous articles.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

London. MAY 80.-Casualty lists Is
sued by the war Office Wednesday
night gave ~ British killed and i0l
wounded. The majority of the casual
ties occurred from May - 20 May 25.
and between Bethel and Standerton,
In Eastern Transyaal, where Gen.
Blood has been operating.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

San Francisco. june Nineteen of
The rs Fiupinos who arrived en- route
80 the Buffalo exposition win not be
permitted TO land. The physicians
at the marine hospital and the imni-
grafton officials decided 10 send them
back 20 Manila for the reason that
they are afflicted with loathsome and
cnninaious diseases.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Ithaca. y. Y. May sl.-cornell oars
men proved thsir worth once more
Thursday and in the two mile race on
Lake Cayuga their second crew row
ed across the finish easy winners over
the second crew of Columbia and
Pennsylvania.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Washington. May. 30.-secretary
Root has decided that an Of the sec
ond lieutcnants Of cavalry who were
such on Fehruary last and an Of
the second licutenants of infantry
who were such az the date Of or
ganization % volunteer army in 1880.
shall he al once promoted TO the rank
Of first heutcuauts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Newport News. Va. june One
thousand machinis.s, employed at the
plrut OF the Newport News shipbuiid-
ing and Dry Dock Co. Friday night
bv a practically unanimous vote de-
cided 10 strike az s o'clock Monday
morning. their formal demand for
a nine-hour day with ten hours pay
having been refused Friday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

London, May st.-The prolonged
visit os Lord Salisbury and Lord Mil
ner at Windsor has started runlor
about impending changes in the cabi-
nets policy in South Africa England
hrs 80, o,ooo soldiers there The king
wants ~ know What + goiag on
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

London. MAY SILT is said that
the British governments has decided
20 introduce new American labor
saving machinery. such as pneumatic
drilling and rivesing machines, etc,
al the Portsmouth dock yards.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Berlin. May 3i.-Comt VIM Dis-
marcl is dead, after a six days III
ness. OF peritoD.,,.~. His funeral oc-
cured Monday. which was the day
set by the c'4peror for the unveiling
of the statue of his father, Prince Bis
marck, but has been postponed until
Inne ld.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Ithaca. y. Y. May 3l--rhe Cornell
athletes administered a severe defeat
10 the Princeton team Thursday. Gut
Of l04 points the Ithacans took 6f. this
being by far the best showing ever
made by Cornell in this branch Of
sports.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

New Nori1. June t.--Rrbuckls'
Brothers reduced the price Of all
grades OF refined sugar IS points
me American Sugar Refining Co.
made no changes.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Washington, May 3t.-Iiiram Price.
who served many years ia congress as
4 republican representative from
Iowa. and who was commissioner Of
Indian affairs from 1881 TO the begin
ming Of the first Cleveland adudnistra-
tion, died here Thursday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Annapolis. Nd. May 3i.--A hand
some blue stone tablet 10 the memory
Of the hate Rr. Adm. Richard Meade.
u. S. n. was unveiled ia the navy
yard here Thursday Uneer auspices
Of Lafayette Post, New York City.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

New York. May 3l.---The Kid Broad
Young Corbett match. which was 20
have been pulled of in Denver. Col.
on june "A. is of. Young Corbett
aunked vixen II came down to an is
sue
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

Berlin. May 3i.--United states SEN
ator Nlbert ]. Eevcridge has arrived
ia Berlin. lie was visiting frioce
Hafsfeldt in Silesia. studying rural
conditions
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1901-06-06

ne rem.sn< % ricas-col Frsn<<s
Nichley. military s~er-sary % Lieut.
Zen Nlies. r~-re piso~d in . sanit IN
krlissfon c~r-sery with military
ard reliGioo. ceremonies.
A -~veae bastle was fosvht hstwe~n
Brsrish and Beers ~ Nladfon,oiu-
The Beers ios. IS dead. she British
los~ ia killed and wounded. foas
onscerr being among the latter
cninae unconditional acceP,aneo
q ESQ. 100000 snsis as the indemnity
to ~ paid the pcvvrrs hu, CAUSED
great Satisfnction among the for
sign riinisters. aS a oniy ieasc<.
practically. few minor details 20
complete the negotiations
Imperial press., 1901-07-20
BoERS MURDER BRITISH WOUNDED
KitehUer Has Official Proof of the Charge

London -Omcini corrob3rati0n ot the charges that the Boers murdered the British wounded at Nlakfontein promises soon to be forthcoming In the House of Commons. replying Co questions of Henry Norman. Liberal. the war secretary Mir Brodcrlck. read the tclrgraphic correspondence with Lord kithencr on the subject The latter had at first declared that the reports were unfoundcd. but he sub sequcntly telegraphcd the statement ot a wounded yeomanry officer. cor roborating reports. and finally. on July 2. informed Mir BrOderick that he had the testimony of seven men 10 the effect that they saw Boers shoot the wounded.
 \ yeomaury trooper tn a letter de scrlblng the NlaktouteIn affair. May aS (when the garrison of Nlakfontein. on the Johannes burg Durban railroad. had IT. men put out of action by the Boers1 adds the startling intelligence that the British. the night after that fight. discovered that the Hoers were surrounding their camp and were obliged to retreat. leaving their tents standing and their wounded behind them.
Imperial press., 1901-07-20
White, and Jap, Fight for Fishing

Vancouver. B. Striking union f fsasrmen and Japanese who have talk
 a their places had a pitched battle in small boats ca the rough waters e. the gulf Many shots were fired but r1 comhatani was killed and six lee. Ia-4nesc fishermen were taken rrls -rvs As a result O, the remark a bic aat.lc. the union fishermen are at present practically In control O. at- fairs
 The Japanese boats were overturned !r The fight. the rifles and fishing gear rs the Oylcntals thrown into inc water au5 the Japaucse themselves taken to one e thu small islands away out tn the gulf Exactly where this island Is located IS & secret cs the white fisher men. for they chose it several weeks ago for occasions such as this. They say they will continue to maroon non union Japanese there for the remain der os tho season or until the place Is discovered by the authorities.
 All that Is kn- wu Is that the island ls between here and Nanaimo. fifty miles away. and that l. Is hard to find. The Japanese will be given food every few days and maintained com for,ably. although closely guarded un- til a settlement is reached or until their island prison is discovered by the authorities.
Imperial press., 1901-07-20
The Orange Orchard

The Ideal weathe. for the orange or chard has come and for three months irrigation and cultivation must not be n gleCted 1T the best results are to be attained. Once a month or as often JAS the ground gets dry. water will have to be applied. In the extreme dry weather. deep furrows tend to save water by preventInng It's spread on the surface where the sun and drying winds will eyaporats lt very rapidly. Night Is about the only time when water will run freely. In the present dry weather the irrigator who would get tho most out 0' h's ~-7'eT must get out early and stay out as late as he can see. Some stay up all night. but al best night work. apart from clearing Instructions from fumes and gates. Is but sorry work. For three or four hours tn the heat ot the day Is the !rrigators' time to follow the Spanish custom ot having a siesta for au hour or so. It ls good for man or beast--Callfornia Gultiya- tor.