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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
Wiley Powell still at Lage.

Wiley Powell the negro charged with the murder of an unknown negro at the Louisville and Nashville Railroad camp yesterday. Is still at large. Powell was straint and as the murder was not re- ported to Sheriff Blackwell until some time afterwards, 1t is feared Powell has made good his escape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
Bov Accidentally Shot.

Ben Nichols was accidentally shot in the leg yesterday by Ed Causey who was playing with a pistol The bullet enter ed Nicholss leg inficting a painful flesh wound. Nichols and Causey are only about 10 years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
FOR RENT-ROoMS.

FOR RENT The third story os the brick building, situated on Lawrence St opposite the pOstoffics and immediately m reaf Of The Advertiser building; these rooms are Neil suited foi offices sleeping rooms. Al Ely to II. C. Davidson. Real Estate and 4n aurance. phone lS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

John Whitaker, a young man. who has been in Cuba for the past year or more, County. Geirgia. Mir. Whitaker talks i'm terestingly of the island
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
Many Miles of Telegraph Wire.

The Western Union Telegraph Company has nearly completed the stringing of a telegraph wire from Atlanta to Meridian. The wire is strung by way of Rome ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

A negro on Nose Alexanders place. nine miles from town, 6ied suddenly yesterday. 1t Is thought he was poisoned and an in- quest will be held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
Local and Personal.

The cotton mills of Selma are closed uri- til Monday. It Is said that the operatives are still enjoying Christmas and do not wish to go to work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

The young people enjoyed a german in the dining hall of the National Hotel this week. The dance was led by l.. G. Light foot and Miss Mary Merrill. and score or more couples participated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Miss Nellie Stack, instructor in phy- sicaI culture in Due West College, South Carolina, is at home for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Wilbur G. Brown of the Louisville and NashvilIe's engineering corps, was IT Selma today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
SASCA oAs taAs
 AAlrT, llAN syt

Selma, Dec. 26. Fred Robbins. the negro shot Wednes- day evening. Is in a precarious cendi- tion and may die. The bullet which struck him passed through his arm and pierced his stomach. The Tipton brothers, who are suspected of shooting him. are still in custody and will have their prelimi- nary haaring as soon as Robbins's con- dition is more certainly known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

NOTICE is hereby given that the next LeKis- ialure will be asked to enact law psovidlng for the election and Ju. isdiC ticn of Justices Of the Peace anu Constable in Beats l. 2 g. 4, s and 6, Montgomery County, or an Inferior Court in lieu of all Justices of the Peace thel ein; also to abolish the office of Notary Public ex-offieio Justice Of the Peace in said beats. 2S-sat-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

THE music at St. Johns Episcopal Church on Christmas day and at the recent consecra- tion of Bishop Beckwith was all under the direction of Professor Rienzi Thomas, the sc complished organist of St. Johns Church. It was due to hs indefatigahe efforts that the music was well rendered and added 90 much of interest to the services.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
SHOT WIFE AND BABY
Wiley Nelson, Greenville Negro,
 5oes or, A Christmas Tear.

Goes on a Christmas Tear.
 Greenville. Dec. 2s.-(special )-Wiley Nelson, colored, shot his wife and baby yestcr day, the child dying from the ef- feet of the wounds last night. The woman was not seriously hurt. Nelson claims he did not know the gun was loaded.
 |, Will Wright, a white man living several miles southeast of town, was seriously cut by Joe Rogers Wednesday afternoon: Iney tercation arose, and in the scufhe that followed Wright vas seriously cut In 2 number of places. He was brought oack to town and after medical attention was given, he was carried to his mothers home, where he is living.
 Butler has been the banner turnip rais- ing county this fall. Many fine specimens living near Damascus Church. has shown the finest 50 far. Two turnips brought in this week weighed twenty five pounds, and were solid and perfect throughout.
 A number of boys were shooting roman candles yesterday when one exploded in the hand of Cecil Gaston, son of Judge Gaston. His face was painfully burned: and it was feared at first that his eye had been injured. Fortunately, no serious harm win result from the accident.
 A little son of James Willis died very suddenly at home near here Tuesday He was very well the day before, was taken i'll and in twenty-four hours was a corpse This Is the third death that has occurred in the family this year.
 Dr, and Mrs. c. A. Thigpen will return to Montgomery Sunday, after a visit of two weeks to Dr. Thigpens sisters, Mrs. Mattie Wilson and Mrs. W. c. Cater.
 Miss Robbie Walker, a popular teacher of the public school. will go to Evergreen tomorrow to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

rha new cup defender is to be named the Eagle 1t is said There is no doubt that, 1T ehe is like the others, she will be bird Baltimore American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

a,cl are ike sandwiches, There's neth- ing, in sanl of them and the more there is fn others ths verse they ara.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
NEWS IN BRIEF

ANCHOR Lodge. No. 31e. Knights of Honor. has elected the following officers for the term of 1905: Dictator, W. L. Halliweii; Vice. Dictator. Horace Hood: Assistant Dictator, A B. Garland; Treasurer R. s. Williams: Reporter, W. C. Smith; Financial Repol ter. J. F. Dennis; Guide. E. E. Hill; Guardian, S. F. Vortische: Sentinel. J. c. Newman Trustees A. B. Garland, ). F. Dennis, Hor- ace Hood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

An Ohio man is in the city seeking a location to establish q dog kennel, where he proposes to breed only the best blooded bird dogs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Bishop C. M. Beckwith Is in the cit and is the guest of J. M. Baker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Mrs. F. M. Abbott and Miss Mabel Ah
 bolt have returned to Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

ON SALE AT EXCHANGE HOrEaA WINDSOR HOTEL, HOTEL MABSON, HOTEL GLENMORE, HARRISONS RESTAURANT FLEMINgS RESTAURANT, BASTIANI & CASSTMUS. FIrZPATRICK'S CAFE. BURKE'S DRUG STORE, F " HUNTERS DRUG STORY. KNABE DRUG STORE, DOMESTIC DRUG STORE. RANDY KITCHEN. THE PICKwICKs THE SENATE SALOON, THEATRE SALOON, GOVERNMENT SALOON. JOE DREYFUs. JULES GALATAS. PLEASURE GARDEN. THE GEM SALOON. OAK HALL SALOON, BIG JOE SALOON. PAT HARRISON. GEORGE PRESS. TOM F. HARRISON, TAMEs FRETI. JESSE w POWELL. KICKS, Sole Distributors.
 OPEN ALL NIGHT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

The holiday trade was the best the mer- chants have had in many years. Not withstanding the cry of short crops in this section money flowed freely and com parative statements show a gain in busi- ness over last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

The usual Christmas tree was given the Summerfield Orphanage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Montgomery Police Depai tment will be given at police headquarters tn s afternoon at 5 o'clock by Mrs. Michael Hogan A number of the friends of the police have been invited to attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

AT 10 o'clock yesterday morning the Fire De- partment turned out to answer a call from Needmore St eet. The roof of the house of Emma Adams a negro had caught fire and was extinguished with but slight loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
TYPEWRIlERs AND SUPPLIES

llPkw klTkkS fdf rent, machines in goo- order and kept that way; Remington sLAn,iAf- - leads Terry q Davant. l0ol Moses Building
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

COMPARTMENTS in the Montgomery County jail yesterday were as follows: Sam Cook, false pretenses, order of Justice B. c. Tar yer; Wesley Gilchrist, larceny. order Jus tice R. H. Jones: James Mckenzie, adultery. Covington County: Nathan Thomas. assault and battery. order Justice J. R. Fuller; Mil lie Mitchell. abusive and obscene language. order County Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

THE ADVERTISER has received with the seasons compliments and wishing you many baskets full pf happiness and prosperity from the Montgomery Veneer Company a number of miniature baskets made of veneering. They are well made and serve neat little pin trays for office desks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

The streets were very quiet today. httl' business being transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

PETITIONS in voluntary bankruptcy were filed yesterday in the United States Court by Major Dumas, Alex Martin and Anthony D. oNeal of Selma and James W. King of Wedowee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

: One of the favorite drinks in St Pierre was rum mixed with cocoanut milk ip
 kAs she'll .-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
Interesting Program at Southside
 Baptist Church.

The children of the South Side Bap- tist Sunday School were given delight full Christmas tree treat last night
 The tree. an unusually large one was set up in the Sunday School room of the Street The auditorium of the church and the Sunday School portion of the build ing were thrown into one large room. An entertaining program of Christmas exercises took place in, the auditorium after which came the distribution of pres ents to all members of the Sunday School.
 The Sunday School, hl,2 the Tleslher- ship Of the cauTch. nas shown q large .n- CreaS ;l thr past year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
WANTED.


 pRAUGHON'S College. Farley National Bank Lu.Iding, Public Square will take limited number of city stuuents who can give good references and let them pay tultion out of saIaIy afeer course is completed and position is secuted, anu without security and inter est. those who wish lo take advantage of thls offer should call. for application bank. or sphone P. ofessor Simmons. 642. who wal send representative Lo see you; 0ay and night sessions. tn-s4-eu ------------~--------- = wANTED-By gentleman and wife. furnished or pa tiy fur ished house Of not iess than 5 rooms and stable in high and desii able part of city; goa .ale taken Of prope-ty ana sat isfautory terms for desirabe place. Address H., care F, F. Johnstone- ot PENMANSHIP-The most successful teacher of penmanship in the city will be found at D,auahun's r, aetical Business College, Far lev National Bank Bu. lding, Public Square }; nenmansh.p flee to bookkeeping and snort hand stuuents; penmansn.p alone only SS pei month; thls oS-sge is endorsed by oanke' s and rner chants; day and night sessions.
 th-sa-sR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Charlie Gibbons. the young man who was shot by Henry T1chnor. a negro Wednesday night, has been taken to the home of his father, sHon. J. w. Gibbons at Alton. It is feared he can not recover. The negro has not been captured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Engand's New Navy seh6ms.
 .:ew Ya-a Dee "A eiSp@.ca , The Tribune from London says Mr. AFRlld-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

. Fred Callen of Pensacola Is visiting !
 mother.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
cH1LDRENs CHRISTMAS TREE.

Mir. Rupert Wilson spent last night in We tumpka
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Mr. John, Hardin of wetumpka was in tow yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Mayor T. H. Hopkins of Anniston is ir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27
DEATH AT EUFAULA.
Jessie Allen, a We'll Known YounI
 Man, Expires.

 Eufaula, Dec 6.-(Special)- AL len, a young man about 25 years old. died at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William Dut- ton tbis weak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Selma.
 s. A, Hobson of Jackson was in Selma today.
 Harry Pegues has returned from saf- fordr
 E. A. Council of Nadawah is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

Mr. John ". Tomlnson and Mir. S. D. Weak ley of Birmingham are in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-27

MT. Charles Hogue of the State Auditors of- flee. is spending the holidays with relatives in Sheffield.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
MuSIonO.
Sentidlanb.
g erIin IA. Sept.

9erlin IA. Sept.
Der @eneral @faior Gorbin, Der
nebit Dem 8eneral-Wt 0ollng rrnb
Dem Brigade. .@eneral Booo ben
beutihen slrmeemanopern nabe
Ssranfinrt a. B. Sber beiipobnte, gab,
beuor er Giiiieloori perlieB, eine CT
flarung ab, pelde elm angebli6es
sslterpieip nit ibm nioerlegte, in
meltem er cine ungiinltige aritif an
Der oeutideu Sniauterie geiibt baben
iOH. Ssn oieier grtlarrng iagte Der
General Gorbin:
,Meine 9egleiter unb id baben sic
l(eberseugimg gelponnen, Dab Die
bertide slrmee IN ieber s9esiebmg,
nub beionbers in ibrer Organization,
slusbilorng, Gissiplin lmb gluS.
riiinmg, lib mter ben beiten in gri.
ltena befinbet, ipem nidt Die bette
it,"
.3ie Irmee erreate Ole 9elpunoe.
ruua aIler ameritaniider Sfiisiere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

Delhc Den Wanopern beipobnten.
ilno mir perben ME oie oielen 9e,
nelle Der glus5ei6nlmg ltno S0flid.
telt nergelien, pel6e ltns ieitens oes
&allers @ilbelm uno ieiner Sffi8iera
entgeeengebra6t tpuroen."
g sbam II. Sept.
gtn idredlides ltngliif bat iif) I'M
Sudenpaloe, 8egierungsbe5irf 8ots.
oaIlI 5ugetrogen. Snfolge Der gr.
eloilon eines Sbrapneas prroeu Der
ellenbGnoler Wiinnif, 6eIIeu Sobu,
lotple Der slrbeiter 8oeti6mann &c.
tobtet.
. Der, II. Sept.
3u slurl9 in Der Brobin5 Sanno-
per. lit eift amerifanil6er sSarmer
gtamens Sduiter, Ger BORT BEL Ser.
Danoten 5u geil6 ipeilt, an oen
lhmar5en Slattern erfranft. Gie
9eboroen baben iofort oie ftreuaIten
NtaBregeln getroffen, INN ieoer GIN.
lted,lngsaefabr porsubeugen. Srob.
Dem bot iib Der 9epolferung sluri6' 8
9roBe Sur6t bemG6tigt, unb piele
getpobner baben BEL Ger erIten 4unoe
bonn slnftreten Der Seude Die Stabt
perlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

Citation eingebrohen mar, felterte
suerit alIf Heidert, Der einen Streif.
ihuB om DIR erbieIt. Sierauf iboB
&elhert apei Mal. Cine &ugel orang
Dem @inbreber IN ben Shenfel, Die
anoere III Ben Wuno uno tobtete i'm
auf Der Stelle. 3mei @enoiIen oes
Ginbrehers, Die orauBen @ede ltan-
ben, ilii6teteu iidb als lie ben &naa
Der Sbiiiie borten. Ser gridoiiene
bieB Charles gluoretps uno nuroe
crit fiir0lid aus Dem 3udtballie emit
laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Ginbred)cr crid)oiien.

SorbGitp. Ya,, 1S. Sept.
Der Selesrapbiit Carl Rei6ert,
elm bieiiser slngeiteater Der slaeebenp
@allep 9abn, eridoB einen ginbre.
der. Der 2estere. Welder in bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

gefina pltroe elm Gbift erlaiier, mo-
nah Der 8tcefonig Der Yrppin5 abge.
iest iuurbe r1to nebrere uutergeoro.
nete geamte ibrer Goiten perlnltig
ainqen. Gin nelter Sicefonig, Eyen
Ghun Guam, tpuroe ernannt, utlb er
erIielt oen gefebl, oie GebeQion 10.
tort nie0er5nperfeu. Ger Sbron
ihenfte audi 300,000sSaels, Inn Ser
Silngersnotb in Der Erobin5 5ii
iteuern uno Der bortigen lln51frieoen.
belt ginbalt 5lt tDun. Der neiie
Sicefonig meloete, oaB Die faiIer.
lifen Sruppen am, II. slusltit NIT
ben 8orern 6ei Suhanan 5uiamnerl.
aeitoben ieien, oaB 1000 &ebellen ge.
tootet ieieu ,tno oeren sSiibrer ent.
bailptet ltnldneIt famen mieber 9e.
rifte, oaB ii1 Die gebellion aus.
6reite uno slpei engliide Miliiondre
ermoroet ieien. 9lm lebten DON.
nerstag ipnrbe elm gbift erlaiien,
lallt ipelhent 5nei 9eante bes Gben.
tu.9titrifts, no bieie Mor0e borge-
fommen maren, abgeiest uno 5lpet
Der Sduloigen entbauptet peroen
iolten. slllh bieB es feItoem, oaB
nod INNER eingeborene Gonpertiten
in Der Brooin5 erfnoroet piiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

81 Ninuten 5uriidaeleet ooer cine
9ur6i6nitts @eidtpinbi9feit bon
23.09 8noten gebabt. Die tdgli6
suriidgeIegte Weilenoabl mar 349,
574, SD, 5S1, 573 luno 1876. Ser
.aronprins @ilbelm" lit Der
.9eutidlano" iett Inn 26 Winuten
borauS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
fU0tct.

On q + q, Nebr., 10. Sept.
Carl GalomeQ, elm WalfiniIt,
tpelber fiir5lib aus Gbieaso bierber
fam wuroe geitern gu iriiber
Stllnoe auf Der StraBe ermoroet.
Sie &rasooie war eiue SoIse oes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

Union gacific Streifs. Galowea
uub elm onberer Streifbre6er, pel6e
iih bon ben @erfItdtten fommeno
auf Dem 8ege nod Der Stabt befan.
oen. nuroen bon ie6s Wannern an.
qeariffen uno in idrefliber @eiTa
sugeri6tet. Galotpea's @egleiter ee.
lana es, ieine Sludt 3u bewerfitelli-
gen; ols ober uuf Galopell's Siilfe.
rufe ihIieBliGa Wenihen berbeieilten,
fanoeu iie Den Waibiniiten beipuBt-
los. gr CAB balo baraltf leinen
@eiit allf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
preirs Der a,,,eisr,t.

Sober 3on b.. :, 4: per Sabr...-
Monate-....... 800
2peaf. OF i3en:
Sir iebe 3eue grepier ober beren Naa,n has
,rfte UtaI Is GeHts.
Setraths. nnb 3pSssanseiseu nit Sprua
$3.50; obne Sptut. sL00.
gaseieen. bic Dem @eilte Der fatboltiGen 9irhs
suwiosr fiub fiubeu fstue aufnabme
enseiscn icnse mat fp dtes
teas am Wontas 1sors
seh eitt.
SpbsMr6eiten aller grt prompt nno billig
ansgtiilbrt.
Office: Gde Der 6. uub SopasS Strake.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23

fffee. Gde Der 6. mo SouasStraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Sampife1el. .Grploiion.

@reenfielo, Sno, 10. Sept.
SSnfolge grplooirens oes Tampf.
feiiels in Der SGsemiible BON Ere.
mont @ant in Otarmea, Sno., nur-
oen 5pei WtGnuer getobtet, elmer
purbe tostli6 uNo ettpa elm 0useno
peniaer idiper perlest. Die hinge.
fommenen iino Der Waidinilt Sbo-
mas 9. Sitton lno Der SberiGger
gSilliam 9ailep, p1brenb Der gieen-
thinner Fremont Cant, tobtlihe Ser.
lesunaeu erlitt. Die Sdgemiible
nurbe gdn5li6 bemolirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Gofeicller's 2anobams brcnnt nieocr.
g e 10 Worf, Is. Sept.

Dos ihone 2anobaus bes Willio-
mars SSobn 9. &ofefeller in Der
gsahe bon Rortb Sarrptoiun nllrbe
ourt Seuer Seritort. Der iunge
&odefeller uno sman5ig 0iener be-
fdmpften Die Slammen uno pareit i'm
Stanbe, cine glnsabl wertbpolIer
Saden IN Siderbeit 5u brinsen.
Ser 8erlllit miro aui 100000 Biz
$125,000 geidGst. Serr Hofefeler
nno feline Satin paren sur 3eit nidt
Al Sauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Seiterreid dj.ltnsarn.
@ien. II. Gent.

W Ten, Il. Sepf.
9eneralmaior Sreiberr bon sSoel.
lot ipelHer ebeoem Heitlebrer Der
ourh Utoroers Sano getaaenen &ai-
lerin GIiiobetb bon SeIterreidJ rnb
etn brtanlter Sportsmann mar, bot
megel eiues rubeilbaren HierenIei-
oens Selbitmoro beaansen. gr galt
als Der bette Neiter Der oIterreibiiden
9lrrnee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Ter uluselaSeue" 9seuoluer.

Jl 0 q II o 2, Wu., II. SPpl.
8abrens ibre Sante Srau @iaiam
gmmerib Dor Dem Spiegel itanb uno
iif anaog. ipielte Die 10 Sabre alte
Mabel Carroll NIT einem Repolper,
melher, wie iie permiitbete, ungela-
ben war. Bl0slib sing Der S6ub
los, Die &ugel orang Der Sante in
Die rehte S6laie uno Der 600 trat
fait allaenbliflih etl1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
SdJnelle Sabrt.

&c III ~ y I I, 10. SepI.
Ser Sampfer oes gtorobeutlhen
Slupo, ~&ronprin5 @ilbelm", mel.
dler ioeben BON gremen iiber South
ampton mo gberboura bier einae.
trofien lit. bat alle .GeforoS" in melt.
iiher &idtimg in ben Shatten ge-
itellt. gr perlieB Gberbourg am
Wiittpod, Den 10. september, nm
91a llbr sbenbs unb erreibte Sanbp
Soot nm A ltbr' z Nfimlten beute
Wtorgen. 9emna6 bat er 3O47
Wleilen IN 5 Sagen, II StuaSen uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-23
Gl6tlidjer Sub.
Nabnnnfaq.

gtem Yort 10. Sept.
sluf Dem @eleiie Der Ieuniplpauia
9abn, cine fleine Strede peItIid BON
Seriep ,Gitp, erplooirte Der 9ampf.
feilel elmer 2ofomotipe l,no Der Sofo-
motipftibrer Geo. 2llt, Der SeiSer
Sames g. Soolep nnb @alter @e.
Der, Ger Gonoufteur, iuuroen cine
Strete binpegeeidleuoert. 2lts
erlitt Den 600 unb Die beiben sluoe.
rem trugen ernite 8erleBlnaen oapon.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
MRS. LYONS on FOOD VALUES.

Foods and Their Dietetic Value the sub
iect of a lecture given by Mrs. Sarah Walrath
Lyons at Public School No. 50 last night. She said
in part:
our country stands the head OF the list
meat eaters. not less than n.OOOOOOOOO pounds
being used annually OF this amount beef comes
first on the list as 500OO0O00 pounds
yearly.
Meat for the person OF sedentary habits pur-
suits should be eaten but day, for IL Is only
the person of active, muscular life that prop
erlv digest and utilize It.
Milk and whole wheat contain every element
known TO support life, and are rich in mineral
Foods that contain this mineral substance should
be largely used.
Maize or Indian corn. the principal diet of
primitive Americans, and has a food value pc
cuIiarly it's AS cold weather food II has
no equal. and the ground meal in combination
with wheat flour makes most healthful nourish-
ing bread
Fruits and nuts. natures food should be sub
stituted Cor the various prepared dishes much
In
New-York tribune., 1902-02-14
NO BLACK WELLS PARK.
REAR ADMIRAL. CROWNINSHIELD SAYS
1T WOULD INJURE DISCIPLINE
AMONG LANDSMEN.

Rear Admiral a. s Crowninshield, chief OF tina
Bureau of Navigation. said yesterday that il was
doubtful whether the proposed training ground and
barracks for landsmen the northern end OF
BaCkwelrs Island could te used at the same time
public park. as many people desired Mr.
Crowninshied and Mr.. Cantor had a conferences
yesterday regard TO the proposed turning OF
a part Of the island 20 the Federal Government
He said that the most that could be expected was
that visiting days would he set apart for the pub
lie This announcement may make il more diff
cult for Borough President Cantor. when il comes
TO getting the necessary legislation fcr surrender
ing part of the island to the government
Mr.. Cantor said last night that he still in
favor of the proposition. He had told Mr.. Crown
inshield that he drafting a OH empowering
Government about the leasing Of part OF the ISL
and Admiral CrowninshieId said
The plan Of the government is 20 acquire the
northern portion of BlaCkwelrs Island The navy
yard and the cob Dock over there have become
active semen out OF the iandsmen now in the
who are apprentices at Newport They are Isw
years older than the oONs but must be taught
have to learn in formsr times Electricity Is
important nov that many OF tatm nave 20 oe
Our plan is 10 get the northern md OF the island
and use IL for training ground receiving snip
room, but [ afraid that the plan that some
citizens wish TO have this part made para VII
not be possible We cannot keep discipline and
instruct the men If it is public park, with people
The Admiral was asked II ii would be necessary
to fence the shore front Of JnC island Il the gov
ernment acquired it, and he said re did not think
So II might be necessary to have a high fence
separating the federal park from that used BY
the city but a system Of patrol could be estab-
Iished which would make IT unnecessary to have
unsghty fences elsewhere
Rear Admiral Taylor viii succeed Admiral
Crowninshield chief Of The Bureau OF Navtsa-
tton about the middle Of March Rear ADMIRAL
CrowninshieId said he would take command OF the
European squadron then