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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
!. G. Wilkip son,
City Druggist.


DETACHED Al HALAf Al
Frank Thompson, orr popular con-
fec.ioner, vas notified early in the
week ~ -he authorities at Halafax
that brother Of BIS was detained
tlsre nna Ga oder 20 secure his for
war1ing $50 would have % be sent
mr. Thompson Immediately wired
to send -he boy along but received
another wire that ~ach course i
impossible Mr. Thompson says that
pi- brother was furnished with ticket
through to CRYSTAL Falls and be cannot
understand why the lad should be De-
tainel Mr. Thompson Is suspicious
and VIII send no money but ii the
young man s. not released 5y Monday
he will 20 70 Halafax personally and
see what the trouble IS This Is case
that .hould BE beeded by our realers
that contemplate bringing ver
friends
CAPTAIN Hughes AMI Frank Thomp
son are busy getting ia their hay this
week and they have fire crop TOO
Captain chas. Hughes is the pyssessor
u u fine New Forndland dog. which
he claims + the best Of it, kind ia the
county
Miss Edith Gill one If Amasa's
popular young ladies, Is now behind
the counters IA the Il +. Christensen
dry goods department Of their store.
Miss Gussie jackson j. the name
Of the young lady that has taken
Mr. Warrington place behind the
desk in the Il + Christensen store.
She comes from Manawa and is a
daughter Of the gentleman that re-
Gently purchased the property Of Mr..
Warrington in this village.
Mrs. savory returned to her nome
after two week visit with her
brother ana sister. Chas and Carrie
Extrum
Nike Herman j. % the sick list
this week
The Ladies Aid INDUCED in hay
rack party last Monday Mrs g. E.
Lawrence being the hostess The
ladies' were taken 20 sunderlands lake
where they picniced for the day.
Dr. McBumeys mother is here
visiting with him
Mrs. L. Lawrence and Mrs. Bran
ley mother and sister respectively
Of superintendent Chas +. Lawrence
is here on q visit
Gust Hentula is building house on
his farm.
Jacob Crupatch and Joe Leech re-
turned from their Vulcan trip.
Mr. Sweet il at the Hemlock making
a survey Of the underground workings
for NJ Cory one of the fee owners
who il also interested In the adj
joining property He is being assisted
in the'work by Mr. Dickinson, the
company's surveyor
liver Olson was business visitor at
the Falls Yesterday
Gust Kilgren. the carpenter at the
Hemlock, Is az the Vivian mine this
week doing some work
Miss Anna Pavlick IS in Milwaukee
this week visiting friends.
John Mason was al The Falls d couple
Of days this week.
Geo. Darrough is mp and about again
after his recent illness
I CHARLEY $ AUNT AND JANE.
reaped rich harvest from their
American tour and certainly tool
thcir audiences by storm There
seems % De more finish 70 comediet
written by English authors And
by the way, "a Wise Woman WA
first produced 81 The Strand Theatre.
london where II had phenomena
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
COUNTY

Herman Holmes.
Clerk John Wall
Treasurer-John u. McGillis.
Prosecuting Attorney-Charles
II. Watson.
Register OF Deeds--A D.
Rogers.
Coroners--W X. DAWSON.
=. n. Mincklcr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

The senatorial convention for this
district will be called in the near fut-
ure, probably at Munising.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

M. b. McGee.

Secretary and acting chairman Of
the Legislative committee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26
CHARLEY S AUNT AND JANE

CHARLEY $ AUNT AND JANE.
reaped rich harvest from their
American tour and certainly took
their audiences by storm. There
seems o. De more finish 70 comedies
written by English authors And
by the way, a Wise Woman WAS
first produced 80 the Strand Theatre
london where IL had phenomenal
run 1T - NIGHTS and was the hit Of
the season They come high bnf we
must haye them
we are now ready 20 serve lunch at
all honr 81 the 1sy All home made
goods 30 sifs = N Berg lance
and tEnlee pnery wpt0.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-26

Chas. r sturtevant,
Consulting Engineer,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15
DANISH
CHURCH
CONFERENCE
Annual Gathering of Method
lists Scandinavian

Astoria, Sept. 13.--Bishop Ear
Cranston, the Pacific coast bishopof the
NJ. Il. church, has arrived and presided
Norwegian Danish Methodist confer
ence. AT o'clock p. m. an able ser.
mon was delivered by Rev. c. Heck
ner of Aberdeen. Rev. Il. j. Lande.
guard, Of Spokane, and Rev. y. A.
Scarsle, Of Great Falls, Mont, will ad
dress the Norwegian congregation. To
day at a. m. another business meet
ing was held. At p. m. Rev. p NJ
Melby, Of San Francisco, spoke, and al
night the audience was addressed by
Rev. A. Peterson OF Seattle, Wash.
and Rev. J. f. Field, of Eureka, Cal
Saturday night Rev. Houser. of Butte
and Rev. Peterson, Of Los Angeles
will speak. All these religious ser.
vices will be in Norwegian.
There will be a testimony meeting
on Sunday at 10 a. m, conducted by
Rev. j. jacobson, of Fairhaven, Wash.
At II a. m. the big gun will be fired
by Bishop Earl Cranston, in English
at the First M Il. church down town.
In the evening Rev. DR. T. c. Iliff, sec
retary of the NJ, Il. church extension
society, will preach in English at
Foard & Stokes hall At 3 p. m. SER
vices in Norwegian will be had at the
Uppertown church. Monday evening
at o'clock the last meeting will be
held. Sermons will be delivered by
Rev. c. f. Hague and Rev. c. Ericll-
sen.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15
The 1902 FHIR
GOES OFF WELL

Hearts that beat the old, old tune
Side by side the horses fly,
Frame we now the old reply
or the lovers htany-
Love like ours can never die!
Ewes of blue-the Simla hills
silvered in the moonlight hoar;
Pleading Of the waltz that thrills,
Dies and echoes round Kenmore,
Mabel" "Oflcers," "Good.by,'
Glamor. wine and witchery-
On my souls sincerity
Love like ours can never diel
Maidens, Of your charity
Pity my most luckless state
Four times cupid's debtor /
Bankrupt in quadruplicate.
Yet, despite this evil case,
And a maiden showed me grace,
Four and forty times would |
Sing the lovers litany-
Love like ours can never die!
-Rudyard Kipling
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15
Love like Ours Can Never Die.

Love Like Ours Can Never Die.
Eyes OF gray--a sodden gray.
Driving rain and falling tears.
AS a steamer wears TO sea
In a parting storm Of cheers
Sing, for faith and hope are high
None so true as you and L
Sing the lovers litany--
Love like ours can never dlel"
Eyes Of black-a throbblng keel
Milky foam to left and right;
Whispered converse near the wheel
In the brilliant tropic night;
Cross that rules the southern skyl
Stars that sweep and wheel and
hy,
Hear the lovers lltany-
Love like ours can never diel"
Eyes of brown-a dusty plain
Split and parched with the heat of
June,
Flying hoof and frightened rein,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15
Large Crowds Sunday and a Good
Start Made Today
HORSE SHED TAKES A TUMBLE
Three Times the Racing Attractions Ever Before Entered In
An Oregon Track Meeting--The Wedding Tuesday Eve
ming Will Be a Great Social Event

this scarcity many will return thanks
while others will kick and say ther,
can never be too much entertainment
In old times there used to be two o.
three clrcuses on the grounds.
There are county exhibits from
Linn, Washington, Polk and Lane. Tn,
latter consists Of grains and grasses
as the fruit exhibit did not material
ize. The Hartman syndicate lmmi
grafton boomers absorbed the funds o
some of the counties.
There is three times the race track
attractions ever before seen at the
state fair No such racing programs
have ever been pulled off here. In har.
ness horses there are Democracy, with
a record Of 2:O71k. Myrtha Whips,
2:1Oh. zombro. 2:11. Hobo. 2:13A.
Sam Bowers, 2:19A. Pathmark,
'2:14h. oveta, 2:15h. Chico. 2:15.
Leroy. 2;16A.
The racing starts promptly at 1880
each day. This is made necessary by
the large entries and full programs
for each day. Robert Leighton. Chas.
Jeffries and Geo. Chandler are the
judges. Geo. Collins will be one of the
time-keeps. and Frank Davey will keep
the books, and do some of the lung
work. The smoke-hlled air puts GER
tain colors of horses almost out of
sight, as they pass on the far side of
the mile track.
The great social event on Tuesday
evening is the wedding, a fitting con-
clusion for Press Day. See details
and program elsewhere.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, SEPT. 16
Race No. 4--Paelng, 2:3o Class.
Purse, s4oo.
Jas. Wright, b. m. Lady Pearl, by
Vanquish-Altamont
f. 10. Selden. b. m. Evangie, by
Shadeland Onward Onward.
L. Rickel, blk. m. zu Lu, by Gerome-
3edwln.
Fred sechtem, blk m. Alta Cora, by
Eugene Blazier, b, &. Rockford by
)autlon.Warwick Maid
Hudson Leslie blk m. Filyett. by
Onward.
N. X West. ch. m Taffetta Silk, by
Race No. 5-Trottlng, 2:t5 Glass.
Purse, $500.
Lou Childs,, b. &. Chico, by Monroe
hiefBlackbird.
H. II. Helman, b. &. Mack Mack, by
IcKinney-Gen. Mcclellan.
Girls Simson, b. h. Bonner N. b., by
aley-Gen Mcclellan; and b. g. Phil
i, by Bonner N. B.-Unknown.
j. A. Baddeley. b. m. oveta, by eau.
Girl.
G, w. Kahler br. g. volo., by Ante
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15
Rooms for
Visitors

Secretary Judah, Of the Greater Sa-
lem Commercial Club, has registered
200 rooms for the accommodation of
visitors to the state fair. These rooms
will be distributed TO applicants care.
fully, and when citizens who have
registered their rooms with Secretary
judah have disposed Of the same
through other means, they are re.
quested to notify Mr.. Judah, in or.
der that their names may be erased
from the list, and all unnecessary con.
fusion avoided.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15

sV THE oAwN's EARLY LIGHT,
eN TWILIGHT, LAMPLioHT OR
pANLloHT3 ~ YOU CAN YOU
DON'T NEED EYEGLASSES. BUT
TRoUBLE THERE rs SOMETHING \
LEARN WhAT IL Is
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-15
The Sure Wav

TO prevent Pneumonia and Consump-
uon Is 70 cure your cold when II first
appears. Aeker's English Remedy
VIII stop the cough In a night ana
drive the cold out Of your system. All.
ways a quick and sure cure for Astb.
ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troubles. II II does not satisfy
you the druggist viii refund your
money. Write TO US for free sample
w II. HOOKER 4 Co, Buffalo N
T. ID. j. FRY, Druggist
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08

Very handsome for parlor eur
tains and draperies. 45e, Soc and
CSC per yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A 6rst-cIass shave at the pantheon
shaving parlors for Is cents.
Send to Hawaiian Electric co; Ior
,1nLiet exnIaiuing Adams-Bagnai en-
closed arc lamps.
IL YOU are particular about na w ss
yo<1d lard. buy Metropolitan Meat o.
Kettle rendered lard. =
when YOUR Remington typewriter -
out of order send it TO the heiiine :
tyrevriter Office to be repaireu'
The fixtures and balance OF soods Oh
the Lace House will be sold at n -.
tomorrow, beginning at III cioeN
Drink Manila Anchor lager when you
are thirsty. 1t has that sausl siis
suaiity possessed by no other
age.
wealth of pretty styles OF reaoS-
ta-vaar hats trimmed with chIton VI
non-nons at parlors of Miss N r fh""
. ley in Boston block
Tho tIonalulu French Laundry gives
s0c.slhat they have no branch nor a. :, :
- branch of any other freIitsii
laundry. See their notice In TINS pa
per.
The adjourned quarterly meeting ol
the pacific Hardware Co. Ltd. VIII oe
taSa ,ext Friday, Aug. Is. in the Once
of b. F. Dillingham; Co. Lto'
o'clock. 800.
Rv calling vessel Pearson & Potter
caTtd have received carioao oi
Hscrcases and office devices direct ITPnl
-. Sactor-y. The goods are now oerns
,,nraclxed and viii be displayed toI,oI
rax call in and see the latest "eFi0e
in filing cases
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
HONOLULU TO HEAR
A SWEET SINGER


Miss Cornelia II. Little of San fran
cisco. and the posSessor of rlch'
melodious contralto voice, is shortly 10
.,,,a a song recital here. Guests at the
hot.sl have been charmed with her s.rs
ing. land at various gatherings III nv
nolulu homes. Miss Little mas won hei
way to a popularity which increases
as her audiences grow larger her
Willingness to entertain has wideheo
her circle of friends here and II Is
largely due to their opportunities tha'
Mias Little has finally consented to ap-
rear before a public audience. II Is
possible that the recital may be slver
in Progress sail about August To- miss
Little is the daughter of CHER Ensi-
neer Little OF the Oceanic steamship
San0fna
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
Sharks Ate His Arm OFF.

The body of native boy, about
eleven years old, who was drowned
near the Kalihi detention camp, was
found yesterday and when the pooy
was brought in its gave evidence that
the lad had met his death through
sharks. The boy went off with some
others to hunt for crabs and as both
of the boys arms had been eaten off
by sharks it is thought that he had
been drawn under by shark while in
the water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
Reception to New Bishop.

. meeting of st. Clements churcn
was held last evening IN
accordance with the notice given ous
n the church on Sunday last, to maze
arrangements for the reception 70 De
$500 10 Bishop Restarick, who Is
.~.ected TO arrive today from san
E-o,sco The action of the rector
:. ;,viting st. Andrews parish 10 JON
:. clements church In extending i's
.,.o,,,a 10 the bishop was heartily en-
sorsed, such a reception Deins i.o
q general church matter than .,
vidual guilds. A committee OF nVe 40,
dies and three gentlemen was loflneu
:. act In concert with committee 70
rappointed by St. Andrews oath ne an-
"a date of the reception Will De an
neuucsad later.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
WHITE MAN
~HAD TO GIVE UP
Jap Monopoly Fooled Bray Out
Of Honolulu Fishing
Trade.

Where Is Bray. who had nsa stan
number cne?''
A broad, very expansive grin covered
the faces of a half dozen Japs and
Chinese down in the Fishmarket Busi-
ness stopped In all the stalls While the
yellow end brown men gathered around
m see who was asking for Bray They
must have thought the reporter sec
ond edition of Rip Van Wrinkle as Bray
had almost been forgotten. Then De-
tween loud outlaws and hearty laughs
a Chinaman said:
.sRIay-he no fish now. We too mucny
for him. No white face hsnerman
here now. BIay go away on ship.
This was true. The lone Yankee
fisherman who endeavored to break IN
10 the Chinese and Japanese monopoiy
~ the fishing business here had been
promptly squeiched- Bray came neae
,,,,,h money. got fishing boats. employ
"a steam launch and promised 10
shake things up generally in the fish
ing trade .,.
prt the jap monopoly which controls
,;,,etv per cent of the fishing business
wash too strong. Bray depended upon
10 tas to do his fishing and although
tL@Cative is a good fisherman the jap
can walk all around him when ~
con,es to bringing in the fish cheaply-
Rray's men brought in but few fish ano
theae cost him much more than the
cone class of fish cost the Jap. When
Pray had his fish on the stall the Japs
inf the prices down to ruinous ieVel
I'D of course the lone American had
20 drop his to the same point. Inen
Ian agents would quickly buy up ms
sunply and the price of fish on all the
Tan and Chinese stalls would go up al
once Those who had become regular
customers of the American could not se'
their supply after such a maneuvel
ana Bray would be unable to repienlsn
his stock by buying of his brother
lao fish merchants. They apsoiutely
refused to sell to him at any price anu
after a battle lasting some two months
he was compelled to give his scneme
up. ,.o-,a6
yesterday nothing could be learned
of Bray in his usual haunts eXcep'
that IT was thought that he had gone
to Australia on the mail steamship
Moana-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
Death Of David Trask.

David Trask, well known ranch
man of Lanai. who came to Honolulu
to be placed under doctors care
died at the home of Albert Trask, his
brother, at Kalihi at noon yesterday
His body was removed to Williams
undertaking rooms where his relatives
watched during last night The nooy
may be taken to Kauai for burial on
Tuesday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-08
Golf.

The next competition will be piayeu
nader match rules. the first rouh'
:. ,aua MACE on August oath All III
ts,Sinr players are requested TO manu-
=, ,haIr names to the secretary as cary
&C ,osstbie The secretary Woulo pe
.s,i-ed to those members who have no.
oct handed in a card TO do so oy
August 18th for the purpose OF nshoi-
ca pping.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16

Washington, April t6.-Pensions granted
Minnesota -JOseph H. Odell, st. Paul. %1O:
Nals o. Roawold. Duluth, SO; Angelina NJ.
Miller, Detroit SIS; Ellen Maher, Oanvers, S..
lowa-Alfred Rodgers. Panora, IS; Lar:
Richardson, Farragut. SC; James r. Burrows,
limo City, IS; Reuben A. IfiIyard Mendo-
clon, So special act, April t. Benjamin WyIo,
Madrid, $loa George W. Easton, West Union
80; George y. KunZman, Selma $40: James
R. Davis, Columbus city, SIT John Haines
Algona, $12; Andrew Hin2e, Clarion, SIS; spe-
cal act April t. Elias Longman. MaouokCta
$50; Susan MartZ, Cedar Falls. 49, Elizabeth
J. Stanley. Leon. $i2; Rhoda r. Gard. Cedar
RAPIDS, IS.
Wisconsin--Hiram Gilmore. Cambria $40
Volga 5. Topping, PloVer, So William Ger
gen. Neillsvile, $l4; William 4. Hicks, Stock.
bridge $l2; Anton Marheine, Oshkosh, $12
Elizabeth kanpmann, .Sheboygan Falls ,S8
minors of f. King, Burnett Junction, 81
Emily Fitzpatrick, Eau Claire, So: special
April 2, Sarah z. Kendall. $12: Susan Ann
Rogers. Saxon, $12.
South observation-disclosures II. Bryant. Center.
VILE So; Lydia A. stahlor Hot Springs, S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16

This beautiful suectabie will be held
May 10 during the convention Of the
Federation of Women Clubs. For this
occasion the North Western Line is MAX
ing a special rate of $50 for the round
trip from the Twin Cities to Los Angeles
and San Francisco, tickets on sale April
20-27, with sixty days returning limit
Call for pamphlets describing this famous
flower fete--322 Nicollet av, Minneapolis;
2S2 Robert street s. Paul or write T. w.
Teasdale. general passenger agent. st.
Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16
JOEL AND VAN SAINT
Congressman Opposition a Plant
of Slow Growth.
FORCING LIND TO RUN AGAIN
Democratic Rainbow Chasers Inde-
tered by Their Repeated
DisappoiPtrncnts.

4
From The ,gaurno1 Brrcau. Room. 20, Pos.
U.osbirator hnri, ~ -pe,rese,+ativa
,o,, r. ,Jr' t,r,d ~ EWrastincfor !
Tast Irect onno,ontI,, nnno The worse for
+b, u,c,r' ,I,L T>a.,,' ~ hi, trin bDrrc Hn
,,,,d 40, aI,,,;, - ti TrinnEs hare thai
the Trim was intendnd RI have any DO
iiticaI aio,iGcanno onf.ide the third dis
trtct where several nostoficc contests
are on Primarily if is understood that |
he went home 10 attend 70 some pressing
private business matters connected with
his npWsp9Der miami in Northfeld and his
nronnrtv Interests in Rire county. While
there no decided TO taKe m the DoStofiice
cI,csgione md If no vas drawn INFO the
Stota 6oht If was rather through force Of
circumstances man thronpb any intention
On bis nart So his friends saw
NJ II1,tr.,Ic,s distrir. q, fairs have for
ro,rs hoc, -ot,1od at conference; held at
N" '2rrrhanfs hotrI ST. Paul for this is
o noint u.hirh is easv Of access from all
norts ~ The Listr;ct Here he has nct his
friends for wears. and here discussed with
thcDl the numerous iuportanl family
matters" which from tir,c 10 time have
come up It was inevitable that daring
his recent rip to the state, many or inc
him. hrt am lola that these visits we're
entirely voluntary
,.
Long "Fp"S'H '"' ""'S'"'''
II should he borne in mind, that the
Heatwoie opposition to The governor is
not a matter Of recent BIRTH but that 1t
dates from the time Of Van SAINTS inau-
gUration in January 1901 A gentleman
in washington who nroblhlv is as close
tn MIR FJs3fvOln MS any man in the city
TIaatyoIa hiroaolr he il understood, de-
cltnps 10 discuss the question charges
that fhp governor r1Idely turned down sew
pral third district men shortly after com
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16
r.. w. GrRYe.
Los Angeles Fcnst of Flo,yera

This name must appear Oh every box of the
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets the
remedy that cures cold in one day 25 cents
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-16
white Goods.

white Goods.
Eorez GfDfss-12-yard lengths in
Long Cloth, slightly soiled. ID III
Worth SLIGO. TO close I'D q
out per piece. a
36-inch Long Cloth by the yard.
Our regular 1212c quail GA 4
ity. Fine channels finish. GA nHna
Special, yard ............ '- An
Esscu9 We bought few manu-
facJurer's remnants Of very fine
white piques at our price, to clean
them up. Worth up nH "A
to SOC a yard, special, IL % &C
yard .......... Ana
sIEsEfe kEEsaa5fses - We have a
few pieces of our soc quality Of
white Dimities that ale slightly
soiled. They come in G@ Il "a
checks and fine ,,.5 hair q I'd g
Remnants al Fine Sheer
g{Ps61e G0GS5s-We have num-
Der of short lengths i'll fine Persian
Lawns, French Lawns, Swisses and
Organdies, that will DE closed out
Thursday. Worth up GA e. -
to S5c, special, p Is u
YaTu .-..- ........
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-02

things. will. no doubt, extend tie
great benefits Of this ssDitarium 10
other unfortunates outside Of their
environments any time there may be
room 20 accommodate the sufferer.
Our schools opened here last week
with a good enrolment and bright
prospects. Prof F. q. Payne. Of
Greystone, Va. a graduate Of the
University Of Virginia. a ripe scholar
and Christian gentleman, is principal
aud his assistants arc Miss Corric
Broadwatcr (who l. well known. hav-
ing taught several terms here) and
Miss Martha Miller. Of the State
Normal, of Farmville. The number
enrolled ~ opening was ninety.
gradcded as follows: Primary. sc.
Intermediate. 70. Grammar. Is The
principal and Miss Brondwater take
an active interest ia the moral well
being Of the pupils and are always at
their post in the Sabbath School
setting an example Of tho higher edu
cation So much needed ia our day and
+ generation.
The school az Mud Lick viii open
this week ani Miss Saiiie Gilly wit
be ihe teacher. and ve bcspeak fol
Itlc children oi that district q sue
ce-siul term. as Miss Gilly Is an
earnest and paiustaking tutor and th'
lault win not he hers if Che scholar
are dull She taught here coupl,
Ioi Terms.
John J.. sullivan. machiui.t. left
with Dis family for Dbl, home in Obi,
800 Saturday evening last. 90 com
pleto hi- education
Mrs. John a Esser. of Dorchester
came on saturday evening and spen
. o. icu day. the guest Of Mrs Dr.. L.
. J. g.. Bailey. her SON George accom-
'paniei her but returned Co Doreheste
I Monday morning
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-10-02

health are certainly not the s'pursly
private business" OF the incorporating
operators. They say they are nov
shipping $4,000 tons day---less
tIsn one-six,h OF the normal aud
necessary supply.
Cold weather is quite near. The
schools must not be closed. The
public health must not he put IN
peril. Coal must be mined. The
public viii soon demand in louder
tones than they have heretofore done
that the operators operate. President
Baer ami his colleagues viii either
heed it OF way will be found to
open and operate the mines in spite
OF them.
As the World has insisted from
the outset. coal mining. in the las,
resort. is not exclusively pirate but
mainly public business.-Neie lorl
World.