davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-03

UR1NG what was known as
the good" summer Blue
Duck suffered much from cat
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-03

Alas! the times are out of gear,
Mn And truth is down the well
We don't believe the half we hear,
81 Nor yet the half we tell.
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Canine a6reO.

En- ell vale del Wupper, sfuen-
To del Rhin, donde Sc encuentran las
industricsAs villas de BGrmen, FL
berfeld, Sonnborn y Vohwir k 81, que
forman ", por decirlo asf, una sola
ciudAd de Is kil6metros de largo, Sc
hS empreudido, y esta pr6xima q
terminarse, IL construction de un
camino G6reo para comunicar entire
81 diferentes sitios de aquellss po-
blaciones, que va cueutau, sin EN-,
barge, con mu!titud de ferrocSrriles
y tranvfss el6ctriCos.
La confgur&oi6n del terreno y
10 circunstSncia de estar muv pobla-
do, hAcfan impossible ell estableci-
miento de IN ferrocarril de modelo
usual, yA subterraneo, como los de
Paris y Londree, va elevsdo, como
los de America. Por ESQ 90 ha re-.
Currido instalar una lfues f6rrea
cOlgads, que en- casi toda su longi-
tud va sobre el Wnpper, con sopor-
tes metalicos formadcs por puntaIes
inClinadc s que Sc apoyan en- las mar
genes, corstituy una especie de
AberturAs de compass, con 10 cual Sc
dejS libre pRsO 10 nAvegacj6n por
ese rio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-03
Nj1OS que Sc hubierdn
ahOgadO.
Alarma en- Ia M0S0ta,
Gale Gel Sci.

El martes como & la s de l& tar6e
algunOs nif1os faeron 4 bpffarse O.
mar, los llamados banos xni;it%res,
por detras del f0erte llamado SAr
Agustiu.
EstAndo va en- el bsH1o otros chi
cos de mayor edad que tllt So bsns
ban, los llevaron ceres de una pef1a,
donde habia slgu1 q prCfandidad, &c
jSndolos en- aquel sitio. Los rifios al
verse solos y distantes de Ia playa.
empezSron 8 llamar sin decidirse &
tirarse al aqua para g&nar Ia orille
por fin uno Sc lanz6 y tras 81 los de-
mas; pero como no sabfan nadar SO
iban q f3ndO.
In muchAcho que estabs por
81 I, viendo que aquallos nif1os iban
& perecer ahogados, SO tir6 al aqua
y hacienda esfaerzos sobrehnmanos,
pudo sslvar s los tres ninos, que q
co haber sido por Ell arrojo y mag
n9nimidad de alma de Aquel mucha-
cho, hubiersn per5cido ahogados
Cuudi6 la noticiR por todo el ve-
cindario, y es claro, hubo una gran
alarms y en- un momento SO llen6 el
sitio de gente
AforSunadsmente no hubo des-
grscia que lsmentar.
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D0CIaraCiOnGS
del DR.. AIbretht
aC0rCa de Ia guerra beers.

Los peri6cicos holandeses dan
cueuta de Ia llegada q B6lgica del
DR.. A'bretht que ha lleVAdo a las 2
uietss de- general B ths y entrega-
dClAF & Su m&dre.
Il terrcgAdo el citsdo doctor en-
ell hotel donde Sc hcspeds ba resE e.
to L. situaci6n de lA camp n sud .
sfricana, ba ratifics do una vs7 ma
el espfritu de rssiste 2cia que &nima
& sua compsiriotss
Nunca -dijo & los que le inter o.
Aban nunca dominar&n los ingls
ses en- el TfanswaAl. Su'sitpacion,
por otra parte, es mas crf;ica de 10
que en- Europa, Sc supone, pues los
irgleses no dejan circular mas 1ue
las noticias que les son favorabIes-
La guerra durAra todos los af1os que
sea necesario, pues los mismos ingle
ses SO encarg&n de- surtirnos de las
m0niciones que nos hacan falta.
1uterrogado ell dcctCr acarca de
10 lfnes de blookbang de los ipgleses
se echo { :eir ir6nicamente, recor-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-03
La tuberculosis
en- Ell Polo.

La eGaceta de San Petersbur-
go0 inserta la siguiente rOticia, que
ha llamado la atenci6n en- el mundo
m6dico;
Al dar cuenta del regreso triun
isl de Ia expedition enviada q Spi'
tzberg a tomar L. medida del meri'
diano, los peri6dicos han stribuido
Ia declaration que sigue III acad6mi
co Tchernycheff:
eEn nue. ira expedition hab1a un
marinero erfermo de tuberculosis
pulmonar' Este sugeto, al csbo de
cierto tempo de permSnencia en-
Spitzberg hA rscobrado 10 salu1 por
complete.
Is cierto-nos ha msnjfestado
M. M. Tohernychz IF ff-que hemos te'
nido an case de curaci6n de la tu'
berculosis pulmonsr. pero no fu6 IN
marino, sino uno de los obreros
6gregados & nuestro expedition.
Para nuest1o servicio habfan oS
encargadO en- F'ilaudia varias case
tss portatiIes, y para montarlas to-
names & dos ilandeses, un viejo y
un joven. Este 1ltimo tenfa los pull
mones gravemente atacados del NAL.
Despues de trabsjar con nose
tros seis meses, ha vuelto su pals,
y los medicos han podido observar
que ha recobrado completamente Ia
saIud y los pulmones estAn cicatri-
zados. E0tre nuestros marinerOs
habfa uno bsstante delicsdo del Pc
chc. Tambi6n este hs recuperado
la plenitud de su vigor.
En- general, los pAises polares
producer buen efecto entire los en-
fermos del pecho, y 6stos, en- su ma
yor parte, recobrAn Ia salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-03
Diez Y Siete nlillOneS.

Segdn datos ofciales sobre re-.
caudacion del impuesto correspon-
dlente d espectaculos, Ia Re sauda-
cion integra de los empresarios, es.
to es, 10 pagsdo en- Espaf1a por es-
pectaculos p6blicos en- 1901, ha al
canzado Ia respectable suma de 1880
mliIones de pesetas, sin comprender
las tres provincias Vascongsdas y
l& de Navarro,
Comprendfendo estas cuatro pro-
vincias. y admitiendo Ia posibilidad
de que algo Sc desfraudara a Ia Ha-
cienda, no cbstante 10 seria y activa
inspecci6n estab zelda para L. renta
del timbre, bien Sc puede airmar,
sin tenor & error, que los esps noles
SO gast&rOn Ell &no pasado en- diver
stones de II q 18 millones de pese-
tae, por 10 mencs
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CUbrG COrS6

muy elegNntes, en- colores ro:a, y
Azul a II, 20 y 25 centavos csdA uQc;
&c remiten plr correo a toda Ia isle,
ss gurArdo que q1edara sAtisfechS
toda Sra. que los pisa.
SOBRINOS de ARMAS.
D, P 9B"Ctuz 18,
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Santos DuInOnt
a 0XplOrar ell polo.
81 intr6pidO aerOnauta
pr0para Ell Viaje,
Paris Is Mario.

HArls 10 MARIO.
TratandO de L. practicabilidad
de la nRvegAci6n aerea como hecho
COnsumAdo en- no lejauo porvenir,
acaba de expresarse M. Santos Du-
mont en- Ia siguiente forma:
SEu nuestrOs experimentos SO
necesits arroio, pues necessriamen-
te ocurren frecuentes academies que
& veces resultan fatales. Tai es 10
historic de todos los ramales de la
Ciencia. Los hombres que sacrifica-
ron 10 vida para imprimir & 10 elec-
tricidad ell primer impulse de pro-
gresO, no murieron en- vano; son los
m&rtires de Ia cienci&.
clos hombres de ciencia estan
generalments dotados de un entu-
siasmo que no reconOce fsqu ga.
Que Ell Mediterraneo puede ser atra-
vesado hasts ell Africa por un globo
dirigible, es cosa cierts positive.
NQus ha lleg&do el momento de
efectuar un descenso sobre ell polo
NOrte, no es menos ciertO. Un po-
co de pAciencia, un POGO de arro1o,
un POGO mas de ciencis experiment
tal nos llexsr& & aquel punto.o
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
New York, Mario.
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ReCtifiCaCi0n.
New York, Mario.

En- nuestra ravista de Ia function
del teatro del l6uee, dijimos que Ia
bella poesfa leida por ell Sr. Janer,
era del aplaudidO poeta Sr. Gordils,
y ell autcr es el venerable y queridO
maestro Sr. Fernandez Jdncos Lo
hacemos constar Asf, por mas que
nuestro error fu6 debido 6 que Sc
gufamos ell orden del programa, y
en- este Sc indicabS IL lectara de una
poesfs del Sr, Gordils, y entendimos
que IL leida era la de este y que 10
que hAbfa dejado de leerse era Ia del
Sr. Juncos, habiendo ocurrido 10
cOntrariO.
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4 nueStrOS amigos.

Reoomendamos el Hotel ''The Marina
or las oomidas sabrosas que ALI SO confec
cionan, Dor 10 fresco ventilado de la casa
en- particular, por la modicidad en- precios
que son los siguientes:
Por un dia hospedaje con comida 10
Abono conner para una persona,
mensualmente. ....................olO
Por una CANA .................,, SO
POr un GatFe. 20
Pupilaie para una persona, mes ,, 90
Bateas la calle precios conven-
cionales
SOLER y Ca.
Pto-co Nvbre. de 1901.
San jose ssquinA& Tetu2D.
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SALUDO.

Hemos tenido el gusto de salu.
dar en- estss ofcinas al Sr. Don Ju.
lio Castro, representSnte de Ia i'm.
portAute casa comercial neoyorqui-
na S. Herzfelder, exportadores y
comisionistSs
D9seamos al ref2rido Sr Castro
grata e-tancia en- ts Capital y bue
nos sucesos en- ell dessrrollo de sus
RmpliOs uegociOs
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Los r0COnCGntr0dOS
FiIipinOS
Y 10 que Sc dice OfiCiaImente.

Los 5000 reconceutrados que
estAn en- los campos en- lG provincial
de BAtsngSs, est&n Gu muy buena
sslud, y contentos.
E Est&n bien alimeutados y las Ca
lies est&n limpi&s, asf como tambi6u
las cAsas extramAdamente 8ssadas.
Todos han sido vacunSdos y SO OBJ
serva riguroso CuidSdo en- la sSnid&d
an general.
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Terrible Cat6StrOfe.

La poblaci6n de Telluride &C.,
lorado), habiLada en- su mayor parte
pOr mineros, Ia sido destruida por
uu enCrme Slud, el cual ceg6 tam
ben Ia entrads de los pozos que dan
accesO una nina.
De 70 mineros que SO hsllabau q
en- las galerfss, han eracido 30.
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eQupajes
Tomardn Haino
pars &ya
LA COMPANIA
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dando acaso Ell recienta Gxito de De-
wet, logrando evadirse del cerco en-
que SO encontrAba por dos l1ueas de
b!ookh&ns, Ia trocha alambrsds y
las columnas que 10 perseguian.
El doctor Albretht ha visitado
en- U5rech al Presidente Kruger.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-03
Ell Teniente Parker.
SuSpGndidO de medic Su0IdO
y r0prendidO.

En- ell juicio militsr seguido al
Teniente del ej6 "cito americana que
guArnece esta Is'a, Mr.. W. M. Par
ker, por Sgresi6n al joven don Ra.
fael Torruellas, en- Ponce, ha result
tado sentenciAdo dicho Sr. Tenieu-
te & ser reprendido, no poder salir
del puesto miIitar en- que esta des.
tAcNdo y mitad del sueldo por el
pl&zo de seis meses.
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ReViSta de CONSTRUCTIONS
J agrim0nSura
EDITOR: AURELIO SANDOV AL
San LdzQ7'o 29 HabG1aG, Cuba,

Publication mensual iIustrada,
dedicada & los Iugenieros, Arqujtec-
tos, Constructors y Agrimensores.
La mas economical y de mayor
circulation en- Ia America Latira.
Subscription anual para faers
de Cuba: Peso y medic orc america
no.
No Sc sirve ningdn pedido que
no venga acompafado de- -su impor-
to.
CURSO ELEMENTAL DE
MECANICA APLICADA A LAS
CONSTRUCTIONS, por A. San
dovAl. d p 10
The courier., 1902-09-20

and only asked that he be given the
agency in his town, for the distribu-
ton of the garden seed. About 1900
packages of seed are sent to different
people in my district each year. Each
person who writes for seed is an
swered individually. Some people want
autographs. and a few want pictures.
II lady writes, she invariably adds a
postscript saying L want you to an
swer this. not your secretary
IF congress has night sessions 1
most always have to attend. A con-
gresham is always besieged by appli-
cants for positions, and he always does
The courier., 1902-09-20

all he can to aid the people of his dis
trict. He suggests the names of men
who. he thinks, would make good post
masters, and helps people in every way
imaginable, by securing positions for
them in the various departments where
this Is possible.
Il seldom employ a stenographer to
help out, and write all the letters my
self-I have found this to be more
satisfactory than trying to dictate.
Even after they were written / would
have to read them all over, and cor
rect them. People not acquainted with
the duties of a secretary do not know
what busy men they are. Yet, like the
old story about ofiiceholders, few die
and none resign
The courier., 1902-09-20
MeinQ Secretary to
!. Congressman

To be a private secretary to gov
ernor, senator. or congressman
means a great deal more work
and worry than most people
imagine. A Congressman going
to Washington usually engages a man
from his own state. usually from his
own district. He rents his own office
in Washington. and there handles al!
of his correspondence.
There are a thousand and one little
things" said a man who had served
long in this capacity, that l have to
attend to. l am always very busy, and
sleep once in a while. There are the
pensions to be looked after. Old SOL
diers write to the congressman, asking
MIN to aid them In securing PEN
sion. and others to get them in
creased. All these letters must be an
swered, and some times a brisk corre-
spondcnce is carried on. We receive
about one hundred letters a day. All
these must be opened and the contents
noted.
I'VE have a regularly established
system for tending to this mail, and
try to take care Of it in a prompt and
systematic way. A Congressman al
ways has a great many callers. and
very often I have to take them around
and show them the town. We receive
all kinds of odd requests. for instance
one gentleman wrote to the congress-
man. about the time the government
was making its annual seed distribu-
ton. and asked that he be sent a cata-
logue Of the government garden seed.
Another man was q trifie more modest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-12
SURVEYING, PLATS, ETC.

SURVEYS. SUBDIVISIONS PLATS. PLANS. CON-
stFuctilns superintendent. estimates and reports,
high-clsss drawings Of all kinds. WA. II. BEN
TON. Civil Typographical and Landscape Engt-
neer. Atlantic bldg, $50 NV. Phone $50.
nn1q-2nn-h
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA.

FOR RENT T. II. SMITH co, 14Os y. Y. AVE,
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
1923 Chaplin NV, Col Heights: Tor. and bath
fine order; handsome home low rent.
1851 MintwOod place. Washington Hgts.,
Is rooms and baths. fine order. ....... Sos 90
40 ST ne. Sr. & h.; good order; mi. 80 so
1894 l. NV; Or and b.. good order; SPLEEN
did rcom-reuJiug neighborhood; low rent
for summer
2423 Holmeed ave. Col Hgts.; Tor. and
baths: line order: key at 5425 -. 40 50
29lS NV; rooms newly pspered and
painted; liberal reduction first month -. 1886
2+5l 18Th st: Is & ba.; vacant July l.. 40 90
1924 81 81. NV. rooms and bsth-.-..... ~ 80
All 18th St; rms. & bath, 3-Story and cejlu.
brick ty12-3t
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FOB SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
"A 4story press brich modern house hn,shsh
In hard wood throughout: heated by hoe
water: In perfect order: lot % feet front:
situated on Maryland ave. northeast The
preftiest svenue In the eastern section. Proc
asked, $500: non resident owner wants an
offer We can negotiate a loan for Sc 900 on
this property, showing the value The house
has IL iarge. airy rooms WIN consider q
trade for smaller property.
cory ix-room modern house on Eleventh
St northeast. 80 feet from IIncoln Park:
cellar under entire house; large back yard
running TO so-fcot paved alley: rented at
2So per month. Price asked. 81. 400; terms.
$500 cash. balance $50 per month Including
al Interest. In perfect order
cory frame house on Ninth ST Sc near
b. containing rooms. large lot: a perfect
gem VIII make ideal home or pay well
as an Investment Any terms you name
$lup cash. balance monthly
Two 4-room bricks in southeast sectIou
rented at sii per month: have water. sewer.
good paved alley In rear; situated ON a street.
Price asked for the two. 81 .o50. Any rea-
sonable terms.
Two frames In southeast section rented at
$3.50 per month: lot 2sxs0 TO alley. Price
FOR the two $3.50. This Is practically giving
them away.
We have bargains In property 81 every de-
serption. DO not buy befor, getting our list.
JOHN L. DONoHOE a son
=. fnone East 81 Bus East Capitol ct.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BARGAIN-LOT 1I.3XlOl; ONE-HALF SQUARE
from St; leased for $50 per month: price.
Sc. 500. CHRIS. COX DAWSON, G03 l4th 81.
jy12-2t'
gain; less than ground Is worth Address q. L.
c., Star Office IyI0-3t"
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT STONE & FAIRFAX. O6-s0s NV.
UNFINISHED.
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FOR RENT
DEEBLE & CO.. 1919 ST
GIG NV, 13r&b. $1,000 1921 New Hampshire nv,
1914 Howard av, Mt Pleas Or and bath. S35. 90
nt.l0r&b stable SIS. so 1919 F. office rms So $40
1896 II st ne. fiat rooms. bath. ...... SIS 90
1886 II ne,dat Ar b $500 1872 Valley NV, 4r$I 90
iy7-tf
FOR RENT-NO. 243 DEL. AVE. Ne. AN AT
tractive modern brick house, containing II
and bath; steam heater; car line; in
good condition and desirably located for room
renting; S5UT5 per month.
WESCOTT & WILCOX,
jy2-tf 1907 Pa ave
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Z
delightful home: CONVENIENTLY IOCAT-
ED: southern exposure; street at corner; lot
1TlhXe0 to alley; two stories and cellar: seven
and bath; furnace heat; always rented, at
SIS so per month
PRICE, s.. $50.
B. Fl. WARNER COMPANY,
1t $40 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

Investment in alley property.
Rents. SIS mo- <room bricks: water: near
Lincoln Park Sc; houses in good shape and no
rent lost in two years. Price. 81, ESQ.
tyl2-St T.. LODGE HILL
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FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAINS NEAR y2D
NV. brick: IL and hath; a. ma 4 first
class: cost 200; price IS 500 Oregon ave
OPP Concord; ll-rm- brick; a. m. 4 81 600
Seize chance. NM II uoT TznaG
Jy1l-3t iaSi n :, =.
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la Isl SW 4r- $500 as Franklin NV, Pr 81 on
tNFURNISIIED ROOMS.
tSS Sth 81 NV 213 Az st NV
5401 St NV. drug store - sr 900 "a
IVY CITY.
1873 Providence ST. Or IS Ii3 Corcoran AZ x e.
100 Central ..5r. SIS {yi9'2t.
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FOR SAI.E-
so.""u VIII buy an elegant home in the north
west southern exposure. story and cellar n
10 Shd bath brick: ami. alley In rear: rent
10 ., pr month. VIII pay rs an Investment
gls-g LDl Is 10. WINE A i2na /.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-03-27

A queer discovery has been made in
Paris in the shape Of a street unin-
habited and ignored by all, says the
Paris Messenger. In the course Of the
work in progress for widening the
Rue vaneau, this roadway-which II
would be incorrect to describe as a
thoroughfare, considering that the ends
were blocked up-was discovered. II
had neither paving stones nor pave
ment. was two metres wide, and an
old inscription showed that It was
formerly called Rue d'Olivet. It would
be useless to seek the name In direc
tory, for 1t is certain that until a few
days ago 10 one knew Of the existence
OF the Rue GOnyet.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-03-27
WISE WORDS.

Give honest worth its honest praise.
There are no fruitless deeds; all bear
either good or IL.
AS man advances in years be real
ICES the limits Of his ability.
1t is better to fall in one major eff
fort than in all minor ones.
The finger of suspicion is not nearly
as true as the weather vane.
The strength Of woman is a moro
subtle force than that of man.
The trinity Of womanliness consists
OF virtue, modesty and affection
Confidence is an asset which hus-
band and wife should not fritter
away.
Young knowledge is a braggat, but
aged wisdom teaches the creed Of hui
Eility.
The semi-llterate are loudest in Their
denunc!ation Of ignorance, Tho
learned pity the unlettered and try "a
aid them.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-03-27
SEA CHARTS or STICKS,
Marvellous Navigating Feats Of Marshall
leland Natives.

| The German protectorate OF the Mar.
shall Islands, which lie just east Of The
Carolnes, In the equatorial Pacific,
contain the most daring sailors known.
They are constantly performing fents
in navigation that European sailors
feared to venture on long after they
had the compass, which instrument,
by the way, the Marshall Islanders
reject as useless.
The archipelago lies in two widely
separated groups, the Radack and the
Ralick chains, and in each chain the
Islands lie, for the most part. at eX-
tehsive intervals. Yet the native pilots
conduct voyages all over their own
archipelago and to the Carolines in
one direction and the Gilherts in an.
other. For this voyage they rely upon
charts of their own construction, the
knowledge having been handed down
from remote antiquity. These charts
are generally about yard square and
| are constructed OF slender sticks tied
together. At some intersections of
the sticks are fastened small shells,
which stand for the different islands
The pilot posts himself In the bow Of
the vessel with his chart before him,
He begins by establishing the partic-
ular shell corresponding to the island
from which he Is Just sailing. He sets
the course rs indicated by one of the
sticks radiating from that shell in the
proper direction, Thereafter he watches
the course Of the sea with very slight
use Of the heavenly bodies for the de-
termination of direction.
They make no secret OF their art.
They are often at great pains to teach
It to white men, and wonder that no
one has yet been found capable Of
grasping it. Their explanation Is that
each stick on the chart shows the
course Of stream In the sea, and that
by following the streams they can
| find their way to their destination.
They claim to see these streams with
their intersections just as shown by
the sticks. Whatever may be the OK.
PLANTATION, it is certain that they navi-
gate hundreds Of miles Of empty ocean
with neither compass nor chronometer,
nor other instruments save a chart of
| sticks, II by any accident they 60
astray they make no attempt to con-
tinue the voyage, but run at once down
to leeward until they make a familiar
landsall.-San Francisco Chronicle.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-03-27

The discovery has just been made
through the prosecution Of hunter
that there is a law on the statute
books of Illinois which provides PEN
atty Of So ine and Imprisonment in
Jail for ten days for any one convicted
of killing an eagle or being found with
one in his possession. This law was
passed by the last Legislature, and Is
a part of the new game measure. The
Trainer desired to prevent, IL possible
the danger Of these birds becoming
wholly extinct. There are compare
lively few specimens in the State
Chicago Inter-ocean.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-03-27
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