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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
May BE a Lynchfnr.

Sardis. Miss. Oct. S1.-The bodies Of
e. A.. jackson and a man named Teoss1s
were found in a camp near Darling
The heads were frightfully crushed.
Four negroes have been arrested
charged with the crime and excitement
runs high. Threats of 1ynching are
freely made
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
Principle Ahead of Job.

Washington, Oct. H.-William L.
Quackenbush, a clerk in the appraisers
office in New York, has been discharged
because he refused to work on Sat
urday. Mr.. Quackenbush is Seventh
Day Adventist. For some time his wish
not to work on Saturday had been com
piled with, but when the increase of
work in the appraisers Office necessita-
ted his attendance on that day he de-
clined to work and was accordingly
dismissed
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
BIG SUIT FILED.
Two Million Dollars InvoIved-BiII
of COmpIainant's Allegations.


Norfolk, Va, Oct. 31.-Papers in a
suit involving 100000 were to-day fil-
ed in the office of the clerk of the
United States Court in this city. The
plaintiff is the Colonial Trust Com
pany of New York, and the defendant
the Atlantic Coast Lumber Company,
a corporation incorporated under the
laws of Virginia, the principal office
of which is in Norfolk.
The complainant in the bill of COM
plant alleges that the defendant COM
pany on July 1, 1901, executed a mort
gage to the trust company to secure
an issue of 100000 principal bonds
of the denomination of $1,000 each,
bearing interest at per cent, payable
semi-annually.
The plaintiff further alleges that the
defendant company is in debt 81, 900, 900
over and above it's principal and inter-
est of bonded indebtedness, and unable
to pay this or it's operating expenses.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
Savannah Negro Drowned.

Macon. Oct. 31-At the government
works this afternoon, on the Ocmulgee,
at O'Clock, a negro, Don Gilbert, one
Of the force, was drowned while cross
ing the river in a batteau to get a
water supply for the other workmen.
Superintendent Gignilliatt said that
Gilbert was a good hand and that he
regretted his loss. The negro was
from Savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
NEWS FROM CASEY.

Says That His Relations with Per-
donno Are Friendly.
Washington, Oct. 31.-The following
cablegram was received at the Navy
Department to-day from Admiral
Casey:
Panama, Oct 31.-Three cars of
ammunition came over yesterday The
balance rem aiming at Colon will come
later. My relations with Gen. Perdomo
most friendly. Bogota saluted my flag
on arrival. Salute was returned gun
for gun"
This statement seems to dispose Of
the report that the admiral adopted a
course tow ards the Bogota which
aroused the resentment Of the local
government officials.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01

Philadelphia, Oct. 31.-Articles of
agreement were signed to-day for a
six-round boxing contest between Joe
Choynski and philadelphia jack
O'Brien-in this city on Nov. 20. The
match arranged yesterday between
Terry McGovern and Sammy Smith of
this city was to-day declared off, the
conclusion having been reached that
McGovern's superiority would render
the bout uninteresting.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01

Richmond, Va, Oct. 31.-Advices
received by State Democratic Chairman
Ellyson from all parts OF the state, are
to the effect that only about Is per
cent. of the negro voters have regis
tered under the new constitution. This
comedies with figures received through
other sources.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
Will Test Constitutfoa.

Washington, Oct 31.-A suit was
filed in the Supreme Court to-day,
coming up from the Circuit Court Of
the Middle district of Alabama. which
is designed to test the validity of the
new Alabama constitution. II is en-
titled Jackson w. Giles versus the
Board of Registrars Of Montgomery
County, Alabama"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01

Baltimore, Oct. 31.-Joe Bernstein of
New York ''the Ghetto champion,
was given the decision over Joe Tip
man, local aspirant for featherweight
championship honors. tonight, before
the athletic club after twenty hard
fC1lehf rounds
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
Torpedo Boat Movements.

Washington, Oct 31-The Navy De-
partment is informed that the torpedo
beat 1otilla commanded by Lieut..
Chandler on the Decatur, arrived at
Key West yesterday on It's way to
Culebra, w. l., which is to be the base
of operations during the evolutions Of
the big war feet next December.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
Ryan won ON Points.

SS,nicago, Oct. 31.-Buddy Ryan of
DDnlcago won the decision over kid"
-oIoad of Cleveland in a six-round
roit here tonight. Ryan won on
~ tSolhts alone and had but a slight shade
'ne better of the fighting.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01

Na9ooLEnerville, Tenn, Oct. S1.-The
RHSnvllle, Chattanooga and st. Louis
e. ways warehouse here caught fire
sU,uay and $4,000 worth of property
80. s destroyed, including 200 bales of
sN''On' The insurance was small
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-01
CHINESE CHAIRS AND TABLES.
Rich Furniture Used in the Better
Class Restaurants and Joss Houses,
From the New York Post.

From the New York Post.
The increasing wealth of Chinatown
is expressing itself in an ever growing
use of Oriental luxuries and works Of
art No better illustration can be found
than in the chairs and tables of the
newer restaurants, the joss houses.
club halls, and private residences Of
the district Formerly cheap but sub
Stantial American furniture was en-
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-r,-i inta N. biri. bs-iv - ~ "i'-n'
q aiuus sK oune-.
Wh-r Tbs 'iru. - 49, snuinftns afriNe-
49, irsn ~ N--tmin-tsr puuf- q sna4'
quantity . rt through ths hiri ~H
into 10" -t.-n Nth ~hi,h .hs N~rchbt-O.p
tI-u ,n.irf- tho .,vr-,sr
q L. U..tnNl- fIA' t|ra" 800 r"'f- ~
80 rvgaltt .="- sN'r'ue antiquity ~"
-IsHlu. fpr inst tnr-. = = Extraordinarily
thin 'ht' u vuuli --m - futuf 90 ~" th'
that MANY wars must ln," pa--"i "'"r
- m" -.7~V. '.at. iu fhr i~rirft.r e ~"
l.tiy - 80 e ,Iru ~ag. ia@ t""n d~'iaf'~i
hv ~.I-It. fu D." - a uttu -l'rrah'N
anterior 'u 'II. no Er.turaH
Adisl O. 'ht- W. mi no u"u'inn maj"
20 either gag" ut -i--,i ,u a. cNsrt''"
it, Nhich VA, drawn go nv ori"r ~ ~"
Long PARLIAMENT a. a." tim- - tho i'.trl'-
'inu - tho obi trgaiia Il has f'rn "'n-
'%,yturyi. Lr' r~r-t-uurliy therefore, nat
'lrtN 40 urrAu cuts W'r" not usually
kept wi'h their c,mIai iuu~ among me
80 ,alia hat were placed In -"m" position
II -I--'ial security under N" guardianship
- 10" bean amt Chapter of Westminster
Abl-v
n this theory 10 C,rr,s-t then" N"uli
s~m - - lI'tl" doubt that N" Gag" a'd
spoon have figured a. a very large u'l'nl'r
- English ~curouations and actually cs'alrd
the general destruction in 1910
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Acilnx with,n lis RIghi.


Frow ps Springfield KspubhcdH
Alfred H"mrnWsy Of BOSTON. tho sw part
neT 81 ~. >',rvtnry loLg. t"Ils 'hs story
t-orl' dressed Woman sAt alone m ia.-
way -t4t,.H attention Vas called to her
hy n man. Who exclaimed Here. = POOR
woman Who haS uo ticket 70 l.r destination
IN chm "a 10 cents for hcr VITO u help
Presently be had a hat fnl. OF ootu. AID an
uouru"d Size las more than her fare, bat
bot enough for q shawl ~" leeds = shawl
IN thNp % = quarter fpr mat As,u he
mtd' a." round tli gan announced She
ought 80 lly" , bonnet III ,h.p 20 l.f a
iuIltr tor tus uauu'' When he made the
Tuui d. tho thiri time. a uev conner ~nterei
~" station. shook hands heartily With ih"
woman. and tuTEins To a." phI1anthTopisi
stid
Why. Hiram. I'm elNd ~ s"e you and
your wife agHtn
nnv'- fniss' asked orc 81 the coutribu-
tors L. that woman YOU Ntfs'
ISs.' iT.Vl"d tu. pilatf'ropi.'
What ristt have vuu 20 collect money
for volr wife demanded several
What right have I 90 object money for
INV other f"llps'- SIf"F Vas ia" retort that
closed tho debate
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Pointed ~Parsgraphs.

\ mar'- old clothes are seldom hs only
bad Ill'-
Beauty 10 a veil that hides many feminine
iri"rf,,'lo1s
NJ. ,lr,"ut.rs sirlk. they usually HIT
The h4, on the head
Numr face. have a very striking appearance
-,.u, faces Tor example
\ man make, hrs maiden speech when he
asks q sylustcr 80 m-Trv him
Aiaogs ~ meat continues ~ GO az no doubt
IL W. confirm. 20 go down daily
When a man sts down and tells himself
What , great genus he b. he seldom can
prov" %
Niy,- who struggle 80 keep az appearances
usually have husharts tho strussi. Ia keep
G.Nu rtr "u~- 'it'.g c. Vows
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siara's >um.rou, Rrothers.

fH'N'NN lNrANNN
10 had hr,n % mo boarding school 20
paw a surprise visit 20 he daughter. hi. only
c..d ~" h,d parted from her. rrond to
d. 'h" rar-r' ~ such a hHrd.om. maiden.
It.aa,I with Nsr innocence - BUDDING WOMAN
hood Tie Eitu'tpai accompanied han to
o.. 'uug
.ltu. be-. ~1.i. WIN d""p feeling. I
ov, luu ru,n TOT 'U" manner in witch YOU
-, f,,rst d., child .lir. .le "a. h..,
under fuut ar" NlHn ] uo'toe tho con-
'rl-' between mat Innocent maiden and
-pH.r 60. 'Is 4lTI~ ut her lce. Who luVs not
'.t 90, advantage 81 such -iti.' sup.ryi..o o.
i.ri fh.'l .. t' tut,si done wisely ia pl,c.
Iu. ..r Iu ',Ir 'hurge
N.i fov 'roud vou must he. .aid the
If.t.|fa slowing ui'h safiSf.r'toh. TO
10 'Nr father u' 80 large ana devoted = FAM
LARGO devoted gtsp~i 10 proud r,r.
,n' What go YOU tusti'-
Booted go each oIheI.- said tho prin-
% \u 'CNcr han seven Of tI.r,s
h", O. isN' tr"n here durirE tho lat three
v'.s- '" rtt" her ou'. and she !. expecting
aruIlvi Tomorrow
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".m rssrtls |.Hfr..
As'otv 81 q man VITO .'.. .r
The doctor Nauir"l him '-'i
a grave face. to.i him 'ra' Dec
and asked him II ne had ,c.-H'.
else
On. laid the man, ! wet. ID. -r
aud uskri hI~ advice. Bul fH
Chemist lis up,fur hFua"
VIVA Va mo gDul u' ma
Ia 10 VII, H "a s'"r'- 4INH, 500.
do sNs,'N 'Ns pNfHH-.'"
And 10. OBJ" g.i."u' oni'rI..
ms to goi4t 90 you
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! followed her four blocks ~ mors
VIII 'y'r 4uI,E"rtng pace.
ll.r lEur' wa, indeed divine.
A. lat I s4N lo- fact
I rrN om armed With two bis sun.
IN" blood - In my eye
] u looking Tor ~" man who aid
HAT guro~ never 10 I1acrion Tiger
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..u velvet /. covered 18th plat-. q sosi
I.arirf fs, ru,ai arms vth hs 100
f..... 100 - Hrd .tN~f rutiounl hais--
-,.ri - Far.l ~ 'rins 90" -
.... r..fsH.N e 'H s.f'Hu's" AT ~
... .rIr . s .u r. ,r'uaiIf
.., .,f.u.r1 q '' "f 90
M .. .r.,r rtr.. ...uE .sr'tN arrest
t... .|E.. krg be- customary tur
t.. ..I .'pie tu o. giri''i u" a." hirS'
v... e .r pol. ,.'sr sts.snz 10 r.'atN
ar, .. .rr bon
o.. ..'r..- '. scar % fpr a Nvtv short
t. F 'I.. moved '.'r' no. NAi-'
arI .ra.. .r.-.. o. ltw 1t t'' .ts'
aflf
i.u.. a'r., arrrr. the policeman Nh"-'
t.... vt- t. f..tr " ~ ri 4 -ta'" dur-
ODD. rr.... ..I tHi ,hr earlier Irr'
pod, .,r..,.', ',ae, o." KING place
. ...aI .rI p r.H'".- a. rvi'-'fu 'h"
W,.f.r Torn. rYr.U- .Um "f orc hHudf'i
81. Daring .h' r..wa'ui"' "i ih"
..r..rr ~" -..r. - state De- Withdrawn
'..u r srsI ,.-i ant CARRIE! iefur" "a"
~ naa'-'
s'rUs ~ 81 GIonGE.
o.. great = .l-p -i'.r~ %; ~ ''"org"
r,,.r -rr more particularly th" m.'I'Irv
n.'. ., . 'H, c.rr't'..u lrrv rr" mdi"
% aHi u~lr.uu..s wrought with r.c'Iy "t"-
b.. .t.0rI -'rti~
l. .. %, tu,"ut p~rcroent.v" - N" l"rd
Gr,v g. E4'',u % 'af. 'av-" -lurN dItius
'lu u.r.u4'..r pr. 'S~r'u A. -" aI-
lr.l,. .. ..ry.r. however. TIE kuus he
.uI.r.i .it' WIS Gsr, .h,l y" -l.,rSt
tt .' .,r.| i.,ul r .ri the t-,rl 80 l"rd.un
o.. -i..r. |r. D. 1,'glI'v i,~''i"d
=. .t, .,. igr.~ Nrs'. They arr merely
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90 'h" ',r..-u'" upsu o., Wa actually herin-
uug ID. luiu l.k and had n not t.'gu ior
90, ,r.-.i,. @ ilnd ,AhliI.' ~ IN" koV.
lslrt Iuuu l]uyru". tl'u cheating a. sub
dean Of ", -imIu-t"r Ahl-y, Who promptly
dr,rat,h,d an uGic.d for soap a. 4 basin
pf water. rn - Q, rs'uov" "a" ring. Queen
~ as ufr might actually have h~cn
To- .su.r extent ,~u,augcrcd
THt uIul y RFGALiA
~. lat uu' perhaps Rlmos, ~" most
iIt,r....us 81 al. the g~gllIa - Iugland
- fitf T.m Known 49, IA" cnhi'u egg" -
aup,.a ~ 'h'r vlfh IA" Amounting I.s'u
~, fsiw'r D. USED Goo contain ttc ,uusr-
.r.t.u uu The head -rr"N- OF At the
m,Ia.4 II DO, u,UN ard the vl L. taen IN
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Black Prince hv IN" \ - - CASTLE.
4 u i'H;
,ro.,r IL, ,,rho- -, f,- ~. King ,rl
=, 49, o., ~, .,.-,m v,'i a..
49,, TO-, r,r,t ,r. r,,,.I fl, ,l.
.,.,, .,l. s.y....,, ava D.. r
M. ,.. g.. ,t-l, o.. milo,
-, .,. .
D.
-, .. Tt.t.,.r.-
- -
-
- utIl 49,.
-. -, -,r,-r.t.t 4,
-. a. IT,, ii Nil
- -. - ~, m
- -. - -
=. a..
- -" -
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-, - 3D., -an.tLa.a,J
"n'.I,r a. L.. ~r,ouo,,oJ 10, 81, Ii,
3D. I, .w.da ~ Old ,L~,,.i ort
"a, -. al -, u,..,,. So. ,,,,
d.. 80, So. n,.,,I,I d., ~.
No.. Oh,
"a III
.,,,,,,t o., 49, ,.I. v,,r o.. 4..,
~ -, .n,L., -r.,
,,s,, ma ,I.v ar. u,d.,.,..d ,..,. ,u,
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~. ~'r,,.uI, a,I c,iI,,, ,tn -,
a., Lar,a.,
T.-,,a. 81 - ,i,,.,, ,-,,
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81.
ta .'I
80. -,
-. p. -. ,r.,4., r,.., -,
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III ". -,
80, -.
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. ii ,.o., -.
-"
49,
'''
o. " u"
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'' '"' I'"i"N' " ,"''S '"'''' ~ ''"
i' ~ w '' w. T" '"
M any time delivered ~" nj hhr ~
"hh f'h I"E A'N' N''>h
~" 'I'' H'"' ''"'i '"" I"'' 'f 'I'
mound u 4 WV Ai''''' '''''''" % ~'N''-
'ig''N AZ ! "''i 70 '',"" ''''' par
'l''Iai'y th' l''h oi ''N" "''"''N "
"a hs'd' 70 r"'r'~'f 'h' ""f'i "N'f a nor
~" ~ "'I'h IN" -"''i''s. !" 'n"''lNN
'+'r' sway "hl' y ! N"'hl'.h'''' WIN
''" r'-~ '' p"i'l '''h' '''' nav -" -'''f-
'isi j. bound -" . ''r' "| ~ WIG "'iu.-
I''- nHo"r amt WIN dl'i.' 'Ii
NIn" '"" 'i' '"n' -' ''rN power
u - lot empower ""'' l'" queen '''-
sort IL crowned N.lF u ''' "" aus
Only T. s'N.'" N thgi-h hl-i"'F ~ o p''""
hs'gnar' crowned si''nI'a' "'i WIN n
Mug h7ia ~lN'ia' "'h mao" .'' nor ".''h
D. r'"I rr"""iN"d a. u curiosity among
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uE . represented Loo 'hIr .a-' ~ '"
..an .st HrgriiH Hr. Hfri -
NflIv Nstsrt. IHHs. n James
o. e. uaf > tfIuu" e
Istu ~ .4U Hl.t. r f.ur
.iu.~i .. srH .rHf. s.. '
.r .rI sfN To- b. I.fI q .|. .
g - s.tH O. s..rs f.lr-
\. tr. hHV 20 iuaaHi mod" invested
with 'tr rrtsu - - IIssUI fol. 'u" 'n.
tom which , rp,,-i u.u 'u" r.a' ~ 'tr'r
,,,r slr's has usually fssu .f vu n. 'f"
r-leu = Queen bltl. fN" COMO -
-,u,ly wife Tho .ti crown 20 e.
Ii.'u w.. u' e % g.-' %. n.ull. I. O.
.-ns rNr' tu. kHs ~
ty hts 2, W. 'hc ,ur'uar 90 I,".
% AMI Mary = " ,i"rN m lo,i u isrH"
r.,,.~.,ry To pru,lde 4 u'V i.n.'n i"r .'f
NaJssty
ms vl- ,c-urhngly dui. NI. .H. '.
la, hat a somewhat ,a',s r., 'v.H''.'
.vtas 20 tho fact TIA o. Dec. o. a.H .E'
rcrn required a, tus - "rt..'-
Ilrr,, Il uu luug,r fri-s pllur co.
n glish rcsala m tie Tower
Il va. ac,uidir Civ hccnu. rc,'-,N
20 uruvid" "a -i+"h! crown 'ur C.''H N.'-
..d,a T. is t,p.rt,si that g. Viii b.. 90
What original 40 Construction. ~'InE '.''
II will clrtaJu eight a. c%pmpar"i With i.'.t
arrl 80. Will" Ia u j. - D." i~r-'r''~i tho
r.l.ufatcd diamond the kph-i-rur
Tho crown - state worn hv Mary =
Nudaua. and ala. 49, n - believed. as '''
su.,-,~-,r. Qu,"r MARY II l. a tvu'f d.
ornament. ard - richly aI'r''-! Nt
p.>,rls and Iauyri- 'h,' ~" gold 'h,.
II CONTAINS - almu-' {" ',rciy oorc"a,"i
~srtrrrfs
=, much o. Oh. .r.,l-. he tr,f'rrs
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IT rnw,Ru , Grown

VIII which -" s.v"-"''u@ = tnSilh
ar crowned mti' .rf Ming h'r.'' |
II pa. u"t .H.. ~ ON" Nr'I"r'
Grown '." .E'i .r''r
. Np-.. u.'' ..r.s
'N.. uYE Nrr'h
..,r,-, e.. ...,-. ,..y ,-,v- iowo'.
A., ..... g.. -, r.N.-, Xv..r
,.l.Ir,,.i l..,, .rerv1-f l.r!
ST. ... o., ..., .f,a.ur. other
-, a.. . v.r. -, far
... ID. D.. ,....aI gf..u t..
M. ., Ola. .~,.-.r.. ,.,.i, - Fag,,.t
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the Modern Jack IIeruer.

II'fl" JACK Horncr S,t In n corner
Na','Ilg NJ chips mou high
o.. ~.t awhile stiurIug.
Ia.u s,.d Hal I'm winning.
NAataN.Hrda at poker AMI -rGls Record
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lee 'rcs Instead Of Iirrw .,rr tor Indian.

'r.r pc kaf sac ~ Iauraal
S.y'rif.'N~ raj i've ludaus ~. among
the sttI1,uou~ promised M the coWho,.
tour .rH-ut 90 ~tnusmAu's rars 'o-iaorrow
afternoon l,rtN 90 the lrtar. sTrNei
iu the ,fN Yesterday afternoon and w.ret,kca
~ charge bv lisrrv Hclk~. Hcik-. IA.
beet I7 the show hIsr-~s for the last twenty
rNr v-sts md be- ElaN- Nhat misht hauu.n
To- ~ Indian ,r I va ,tN
i took tur rstz out aud FILED ON 40 With
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7h.- is r"r" 'i ~ Tong o. . measure"
TIL p"'-lra. .t .'" f''"" Vs't's ~''"r-
sicu u Ia. .tH'.a ''"n H.'"'fSi ana ~
s'n" ''-"r o. rely r't|'i" 81 -''''-~I'"
~Ur.r.
l.n 10 p %" Crown witch Is o0w-
n..,y ,'."i H.. n' w. .r.'.-. o., 4 m.s'
t'H3''iH. 'N'" % wac ...-.rIct'i or-
%. vl..e ,a...- lowell. vo,, aad-I
D. GOVT. ... t4y. rlHy .,.f o., NV.
- g..., oil. OBJ. Ill., p,.,. 80 Pin,
IL. ,..or. H. - ,.s,a.. 4..i .r.rD, ,j
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PROM ths Catholic S'1pdlri rrd TnHrs
Here's "a problem for YOU n Il tabs
nine tailor- "a mak" 4 wtu
man. -h'-
NO vas going 20 .II .i,. ury
tailor ~ sh- gowns vUIU t.-". r.. .tu
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n All tDsDends.

= beg your pardon. or'cer. .Aid th. fat
man with a." black leather -at,n.l 20 tie
policeman standing outside ~ tao Grand
Central station Can you tell me hos far
y - 10 smith svcrue'-
-IuJty-scyuud street or air linc'-
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fOfITGI tOWH tITTIES.


she lie declares he loves 'h~ very ground
! tread On
n. Al! thought he had his eyes on the
estat. -Hdrrdrd Lan pooa
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he Mrs Wise seems 80 understand how
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why. Willie.- said his teacher. what
makes your hair - red7~
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OTHTR IFIIOUS IyN.

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Crtrv ,trI,NuR.s CROWNS

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81 England ar" r~r'f-rlv sT~skins thr-~
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER ss.
AN ACT FOR THE PROTECTION OF
FISH IN JOErS~ POND


FISH IN JOEl'S POND.
1t is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Section 1. No person shall take or catch
or have in his possession any fish taken
or caught in either of three ponds as Joe's
Pond or the tributaries thereof in the
towns of Danville, Cabot and Walden be-
tween the first day of November and the
first day of May following.
Sec. 2. No person shall spear any fish
in either of the three ponds known as
Uoe's Pond in the towns of Danville,
Cabot, and Walden, or have in his pos
session any fish that have beeen speared
in said pond. If any person is found on
the waters of Joe's Pond or the shore
thereof in the towns of Danville, Cabot
or Walden, with spear Jack or jack light,
he shall be fined not more than one humid
red dollars or less than fifty dollars.
Sec 8. No person shall take or catch
any fish in either of the two ponds known
as the small ponds adjacent to Joe's Pond
or the brook leading from said small
ponds to Joes Pond.
Sec. 4. Any person violating any of
the provisions of the preceding sections
shall be fined five dollars for each fish
taken or caught or in his possession.
Sec 5. In prosecutions under this act
the prosecutor shall receive one-half the
fine and the remainder shall go to the
state.
Sec 6. This act shall take effect from
Its passage.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22
NUMBER 60.
AN ACT REGULATING THE FISHING
IN CASPIAN LAKE IN GREENS

IN CASPIAN LAKE IN GREENS
BORO.
It is hereby enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Vermont:
Sec. l. Angling in the waters of Caspian
Lake, in the town of Greensboro, is hereby
defined to be taking fish with one hook
and one line held in hand or attached to
pole; provided, however, that more than
one hook may be used in trolling.
Sec. q No person shall take or catch
or have in his possession any fish taken
or caught in Lake Caspian, in the towns
of Greensboro, between the fifteenth day
of August in each year-and the first day
of May in the following year.
Sec. 8. No person shall take from the
waters of said Caspian Lake more than
fifteen pounds of fish in any one day,
provided, however, that the taking of one
fish additional having less than fifteen
pounds when taken shall not be regarded
as violation of the law.
Sec. 4. No person shall take trout, lake
trout, land locked salmon or salmon trout
from the waters of said Caspian Lake
with intent to sell the same
Sec. 8. It shall be unlawful for any per-
son to sell or offer for sale fish taken from
the waters Of said Caspian Lake in viola
ton of the provisions of section four of
this act.
Sec. 6. Any person violating the provf-
sions Of the four preceding sections shall
be fined for each offense ten dollars with
costs Of prosecution. 8 s---rs