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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21
ANOCHE Sc REUNI0 Ell COMITE
FEDERAL,
ALGUNOS ACUERDOS

Anoche eelebr6 session ordinaria ell
Comit6 local del partido federal anne
ricano de San Juan, baio la presiden-
cia de don Jose q. del Vale Y asistien-
do el vice-presidentc don Gregorio Ro-
driguez, vocales Tizol, Labrador Bas,
Dayila (don Alberto) Rubio, Palacios
(don ManueD, Y don Pedro EIzuburu,
Secretario.
Sc entera el comitf de estar va or
ganizada la colecta mcnsual entire los
correHgionarios de San Juan
Sc resuelye la mas pronta realiza-
ci6n de emeetings> en- Santurce y
Puerta de TERRA, para reorganizar los
sub-comit6s de aquellos barrios
FL comit6 We con sumo pesar Ia
muerte de don Jose r. Becerra.
Sc toman acuerdos para la meior or
ganizaci6n de los elementos federales
de este distrito municipal, para ira
bajos convenientes para imprimir ma
yor vigor la propaganda de Ia colec-
tividad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21
EN- Ponce no Sc
cobra tribUtOS
A las peQuG1aS industriaS
Un muchacho perecio ahogado
en- lei Zanjon."
Remates que para obras pubIi-
cas- Sc haran pronto.
nnSto %.
(De maestro correaponsal)

Agosto 20.
El Alealde Sr. Antonio Arias, nos
ha manifestado hoy que ell Ayunta-
miento de esta ciudad, no cobra NADIA
por ol cjcrcicio do las pequeHas indus
trias que Sc reiieren L la venta de car
bon, frutas dulces; y nos ha dado,
para que la publique ~La Correspon-
dencla~ la siguiente nota de las indus
trias, por yenta ambulante, que estan
sujetas al pago de un arbitrio munich
pal.
Vendedores de joyas $1,000
Idem de teiidos quincalla 2O.0O
Idem de tejidos quincalla
{ cababallo $500
Vandedores de provisiones 1900
Idem de petroleO 800
Idem de laterfa 800
Idem de cafe molido 500
Idem de leche 300
Como ~La Correspondence Sc ocu-
p6 en- esta question, ell senor Alcaldc
nos manifesto su deseo de que Sc CO.
nozca la yerdad absolutamente.
Aver por la tarde, apareci6 ahogado
en- ell rio Portuguese, charco denomina
do <El Ianjona ell muchacho llamado
SManino2 de unos Is amos de edad
Sc fue banar, y parece que fuG vic
TINA de un ataque epileptico dentro
del aqua, ahogandosc; no obstante, Sc
nos informa que unos muchachos, que
fueron 4 banarse con 81, Sc hallan de-
tenidos por ell accidentc, hasta aycri-
guar los hechos.
Anoche hizo una gran creciente ell
rio Portuguese: hoy, por la tarde, csta
lloviendo muchO en- Ponce, Y Sc cree
que la avenida de hoy scra mayor que
la de aver
Para el dia 81 de lgosto estl sena-
lado el remate de la construction del
cementerio civil municipal Ell el barrio
de Canas. FL presupuesto de la obra
asciende L SO. lS3. 53 centavos: hemos
visto el plano de la fachada, que rcsul-
tara clegante. Sc construiran 400
nich0s.
Aver muri6 en- la c1reel dc esta
ciudad ell individuo llamado xEl Nono>
que tiguro Ell varias cuestiones Y pen
dencias, y quien Sc caIiticaba de no
buenos antecedentes. d. L. Z.
Como anunci6 hoy por telGgrafo,
las cuatro de la madrugada falleci6 el
Licenciado don Jose Ramon Recerra:
el entierro tendra lugar las me-
dia de esta tarde.
La muerte del senor Becerra ha sido
muy sentida eli Ponce. Sufri0 81 dfas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21
Ponce, Agosto 20, de 1908.
BaQuerO Y Gandara

Comerciantes importadores de pro
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo Is y Is, San Juan Puerto
Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21
q LOS NOTARIOS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS 9,
yodos dolores, se hscen Ia 6FdeR, en- as
CeEFssp spcaAsAeAAS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21
Una resolution del GOber-
nadOr apIaudida en- JunCOS
(De Htestr0 c0rreSpoa8az)

Agosto 20.-El gobernador ha CO.
municado ordenes al Tesorero Munici-
pal de Hato Grande para que quede
sin efecto la separation dictada por ell
Alcalde don Francisco Sanchez, pu6s
ell Ayuntamiento no tiene facultades
para destituir al Tesorero, sin preyio
expediente con causa justifcada apro-
bada por autoridades superiores, v por
10 tanto queda siempre desempenando
su puesto el senor Candido Selles, per-
soma que merece la confianza p6bIica
por su honradez,y y buenos antecedentes.
Aplaudimos la actitud del Gobierno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21

Anoche hizo una gran creciente ell
rio Portuguese: hoy, por la tarde, csta
lloviendo mucho en- Ponce, y Sc cree
que la ayenida de hoy sera mayor que
la de aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21

otros a nuestro inolvidable amigo: ste
has lido; pero tn vida concluye con ell
amor de tn pueblo, sin una mancha de
apostasfa y de TRACTION: el cielo te
aguarda.
QNintin Near6ta SanIanL1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
pertodico viejo aS2-40 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21

Aver muri6 en- la cdreel dc esta
ciudad ell individuo llamado ~El Nono>
que tiguro en- varias cuestiones Y pen
dencias, y 4 quien Sc caIiticaba de no
buenos antecedentes. d. L. Z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-21

Ell siete de Septiembre tendra lugar
el remate del ensanche de la plaza del
Mercado, yalorado en- SD. .4i5. 10 cen
tayos.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
are reported for the Eagle by Lamar
Bethea, real estate agent:
Houston Maddox aud wife 10 Nath
Gotham, i0j acres in NJ Kegan sur
vey; consideration, $500.
Marco Pomaro to Nincinzo Depo-
mo, o. acres In Martin survey; con-
sideration. $1,000.
;. S. and Z. l.. Barron 10 r. L.
Buchanan, 1872 acres In Splane league
consideration, si50O.O0.
Marcellin Bonneville and 10 Giu.
seppi Congelosi and Genlian Corte
part Of block No. 10 In the town OF
Bryan; consideration, $4,000.
VIM. Hall aud wlie 10 X. II. Har-
rison, Jr., % acres In Richard Garter
survey; consideration, $4,000.
Mrs. Bertha Jenkins TO Amos
Buchanan, George jenkins home.
stead in Bryan; consideration 1920
J. w. Sheppard and wife u
Mathew sheppard, 3la acres In II
II. Cartmell headlight; no consider
alton whatever mentioned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
DR.. D. Il. Clark,
OFFICE At sMMErS DRUG STORE

No trace Of the negro prisoners
who broke jail Sunday night had
been discovered up 10 last night, al
though the officers have made every
effort 20 locate them.
II. Il. Ellis % Dallas, representing
A. q. Elliott & Co., Of Dallas, was in
the city yesterday and called on the
Eagle. Mr. Ellis was formerly a
Limestone comfy newspaper man
aud represented that county most
creditably in the legislature.
The entertainment 10 be given by
the Woman's reading club Thursday
night at the opera house for the bene-
fit Of the gentlemen's reading room
Of the Carnegie library will be found
unusually attractive and meritorious.
The ladies have prepared a splendid
program. "The Pageant Of Life" il
20 be shown In a series OF living
pictures and al excellent musical
program will be- given In connection.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
Bra1Os County Teachers Institute.

The next meeting Of the Brazos
County Teachers Institute will be
beld In the court house, Bryan, on
February IL, 1903, at 10 o'clock u. IN.
PROGRAM.
1. Prayer-Rev. A. NJ. Stewart.
2. Roll call, (Aphorlsms on Ped
agogyJ
3. Rousseau's "Emile"-Miss Eli
zabeth West
4. Debate-Resolved, THAT the
State Should Furnish 60 the Public
Schools Free Text Books"-Afilrma-
tive, Prof. j. II. Allen, Mr.. j. NJ.
Oneal; Negative, Prof. r. :. Minter,
Mr.. Il. +. Keith.
.. Spencers "Eduoatlon'-T h Q
institute as "A class, conducted by
Mrs. j. n. Good win.
q. Business.
Z. Adjournment.
Teachers will please supply them
selves with Spencer's Education. "
w. NJ. Board,
Miss Carnes,
Miss BuTtis,
Committee on Program.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
TEMPERANCE WORK.
omciai. Cratined over Success Of sunda.
Closing Movement.

omciai, Cratined over sncces. Of sunday
Closing Movement.
City OF Mexico. Feb. 3.-The author
tiles on receiving the reports Of the
results OF the Sunday closing Of bar
rooms aad all drinking places for the
lower classes were much gratifed.
All barrooms and pulQue shops were
closed sharply at noon Sunday and no
attempt was made In this city or any
Of the towns In the federal district 20
evade the law There we're no rear
door or side entrances.
Foreigners resident here were sur
prised 10 find the law so universally
oboyed The result on criminal sta
tist!cs was az once felt. there hav-
ing been only onedfth OF the usual
number OF arrests. This fact justl-
fics the law 10 the eyes Of all respect
able and law abiding people and the
federal district government Is praised
for rs effective temperance work.
The federal district government has
IN contemplation other measures Tor
controlling the liquor trade with a
view 10 diminishing the volume Of
crime and misery.
General Vlioon. the Boer leader
lectured here on the Bocr war. ia
causes AID how Il vas waged.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
BREWERY WORKERS.
One Hundred aud riny Delegates In ses-
zion az Cincinnati.

One Hundred aud riny Delegates In ses-
zion at Cincinnati.
Cinclnatti. Feb. 3-One hundred and
fifty delegates from all parts OF the
country we're present when the con
vention Of United Brewery Workers
reconvened here.
The committee on credentials re-
ported favorably upon all the delegates
except the fourteen from New York
who we're not accorded seats. II was
charged that they took sides with the
brewers in the recent triuble which
grew out OF the jurisdiction over en-
gineers and firemA, and that at the
recent convention OF the American
Federation OF Labor at New Orleans,
they made an eQort TO have the char
ter OF the brewery workers revoked
II was stated that the action was TAX
en- against the delegates personally
and not against their union.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
They Are Here

Our spring line OF embroldories..a and
laces. Webb Bros. 70
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
H. ar. Q. SCHEDULE.
Local NesOS
H- H. smIlh ~ Nm 10 ia Non

HI. smith was In the city Mon
day.
Sheriff Num- went to Mart yester-
day.
Six room house for rent. See John
Ettlo. 90
House for rent. Apply IS Tyler
Haswell. 81
Miss Nettie Breitz is visiting in
NAvasota.
Albert Loughridge left for Beau
mont yesterday.
Mrs. w. n. Rhodes returned from
Houston yesterday.
Miss Marie Adams returned from
III Paso yesterday.
Grand Clearance Sale for 6 days
only ut Bonneyille's. 10
Mrs. j. A. d. Robinson returned
from Marlin yesterday.
Nice lot Of hulls on hand for sale
cheap. r.. G. Harder a Co. ~
l.. Sessums Of the College COM
munity, was In the city Monday.
J.E. CLARK, claim agent Of the II.
q r. c., was in the city yesterday.
We have all the new fabrics for
early spring waists Webb Bros. -
Oxfords, plain and fancy, are the
right things for waists. See ours,
Webb Bros. ~
A. A. Farley has returned from n
business trip 10 Northeast Texas and
Louisiana.
Mrs. James Carson returned TO
Ennis yesterday after visiting Mrs.
Robert Harrison.
Miss Mcdonald returned 10 HOus-
ton yesterday after visiting Miss
Charlotte Stoddard.
Car ear corn on track, all kinds OF
feed and garden seed in stock. Phone
b3. Henry n brogdon' Oh
Mrs. o. II. Astin, Miss Daisy As
tin and Mrs. w. r. Astin came In
from Mumford yesterday.
ID. h. Hatch OF the Scarf & o'Con-
nor Co., OF Dallas, was here yester'
day and gave the Eagle a call.
For Sale or Rent-Seven room
house aud twenty acres OF land In
side corporation near Allen Academy
Apply TO J. ID. Martin. ~
New arrivals at Webb Bros-Ve-
Mise Bands, Medallions, All-over We
nice lace, All-Oyer Embroidery, ALI
over Nalenciennes lace. ~
FOR RENT.-A five-room honse
and half block ground, good out
houses, two blocks from Main street
Apply to Chas Knoblauch. 10
For Rent--wsrd place, roomy
house and plenty OF land, near grad
led school. Rent cheap. Apply Il
@. A. Adams or J. w. Bats. 80
! The Esgle made an accidental or
ror yesterday in giving the date Of
the opening Of the Methodist church
! II will be xarch instead Febru
'ary 8.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
ANNUAL eNcAMPMENT.
About Two Hundred Odd Fellows wsrs
Present a. Delegates.

About Two Hundred odd FELLOWS N~f~
Present a. Delegates.
Dallas. Feb. 3.-Monday the enoamp-
ment Of Texas Odd Fellows was cali
ed 10 order. Grand Patriarch c. L. Ed
er OF Gainesville presiding.
On calling the roll the following
grand officers we're noted as being alb
sent: Harry Eeles. grand high priest
and J. W. Butler OF Tyler. grand So
Nor warden. Latter came later,
The advance reports of the last year
OF the grand senior officer, which
showed an increase In both member
ship and finances. was adopted.
on roll call thirty.eIsht encamp
ments we're accredited With having
delegates preset
The new officers installed for tht
ensui>g year were: Grand patriarch
r. g. schuollc. who was unanimously
elected In place Of Harry Eeles. resign
al. J. w. Butler OF Tyler. high priest,
]. q Gosse't of uenlson. Grand goniol
wa4en . r Ritroad of Fort Worth
rrand junior warden: s w. Porter o
Sherman. grand treasurer and Charles
l.. sauer Of San Antonio. reelected q
the sixth term az grand scribe
John Spollman OF Dallas was oloct
ed grand representative 10 the soVer
eign grand lodge. 10 be held In Bait
more la September.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
IAG. 81 sCHEDULE.

No. Observation-Disclosures
ger Leaves ... ........ .a.2j p. m.
(MGhcs close connection With msin line
T. &G. y. going east and uest
80. Observation-Disclosures
gsr-Arriyes .......... 7.lj p. IN.
leaves next morning. ... sam.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
MIIItIn sirrnrth ef slate..

Washington. Feb. 3.-Secretary Root
transmitted 10 the house an abstract
Of the returnes made 90 the adiutant
general OF the amy by the adiutant
generals OF the various states showing
the militia strength OF the states 70 be
as follows: Officers 1921, enlisted men
100 .33S. The aggregate OF persons In
the United States available for militia
duty Is given as iO.S53. 1896.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04

Washington. Feb. 3-The house
sundry civil appropriation bill carries
among other items sl2b.OO0 Tor Dallas.
81 900 for Beaumont and like amount
for Waco. $500. 600 for Galveston har'
Dor. Galveston ship canal and Buffalo
bayou. 100000. and Trinity river,
$3.50 goo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
Mr.. John Wilcox Dead.

Mr.. John Wilcox died at 1880
o'clock last night az his fathers
home in the eastern portion OF town.
A more extended notice will be given
tomorroW.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
HUNTER ACQUITTED.
Young Man Charged with the killing Of
Fitzgerald j. Free.

Louisville. Ky, Feb. 3.-According
10 a cablegram received here from
Guatemala City by William Hunter
from his father. Dr. Godfrey Hunter.
formerly United States minister 20
Guatemala. Godfrey Hunter. Jr., was
acquitted Of the murder OF william
Fitzgerald OF Grand Rapids. Mich. In
Guatemala City several months ago.
The message OF Mr. Hunter states that
during the trial thlrty-six witnesses
swore 20 the fact that there was con-
spiracy against the life OF Godfrey
Hunter. Jr Mr. William Hunter stat
cd that his father and brother would
return TO the United States al once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
Charter Granted

Guthrie. Okla. Feb. "A territorial
charter was granted Monday at the
Blackwell and Northeastern Railroad
company TO take the place OF Black
well. Enid and Southwestern. the prop
erty OF witch passed into the hands
OF the Frisco system. The new com
pany has capital stock OF $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
Hayes Denounced.

Richmond, Va. Feb. AT n meet
Ing OF negroes resolutions strongly
condemnatory OF the utterances re-
Gently made by Jas Hayes. colored.
In Washington we're adopted. and a
committee was appointed 10 secure a
hall fora mass meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-02-04
TAX NOTICE.

The time for payment OF taxes for
1902 without penalty has been ex-
tended TO and including February ~.
II expected that all who have not
paid. aud there are many, will do so
before the time expires. On Marsh
ist delinquent lists will be placed In
hands OF deputies for forcible collec-
lions. The full amount due for real,
personal and poll will be demanded.
An property. other than the home
stead, is liable 70 levy TO satisfy
taxes due the state and county. To
correct any erroneous impression as
20 liability Of persons 10 tho payment
Of poll tax and making their prop
erty liable to seizure 20 satisfy same
the following from the attorney gem
eral Is given:
Hon. r. w. Finley, Comptroller,
Austin, Texas.
Dear Slr:-Your letter Of Novem-
Der 2sth has been received. You
ask n personal property exempt
from taxation and forced sale under
execution can be levied upon and
sold 10 satisfy the poll tax due by
the owner.
You are respectfully advised that
the property mentioned is liable TO
seizure aud sale 20 satisfy the poll
tax due by the owner. See King ct
al V Williams, 35 5. w. Rept. 7S3
Very respectfully,
(Slgned) r.. II. Lockett,
ONCE Asst. Atty. General.
Here Is the attorney generals and
courts VS.. self constituted authori-
ties, and my duty will be TO obey
the law as given above.
j. Adams,
wi7d5i Tax Collector Brazos Co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-04

the worlds biggest coke company. was
partly brought forward by Mr.. Car
negie, although Mr. Prick found him.
8ut after the latter had done this. Mr..
Carnegie, recognizing Mr.. Lynch's
worth. helped to place advancement in
his way.
Mr.. Lynch went to Pittsburg from
a country town in Southwestern
pennsylvania, where his father, a
hard working Irishman. had put him
through the common school, and start
ed clerking in a wholesale grocery
store. After a few weeks trial he
was discharged. He drifted to the
little Aoke town of Broad Ford near
his hAle. and became a clerk in the
company store of o. A. Tinstman, who
had coke ovens in the neighborhood.
When Mr.. Frick secured the Tinstman
property few months later, he put
MIR. Lynch in charge of the store, be-
cause, forsooth, he was it's only clerk
Mr.. Lynch made the store paw. and as
a result he was, told to superintend the
various company stores of his en-
ployer. Soon he was superintendent
of all the coal mines operated by the
Frick-Carnegie interests in the Con-
nelsville coke region.
Mr.. Lynch rs a QueIIer of Riots.
About this time foreigners were
sorts of trouble resulted. The riotous
element held full sway and mine and
county officials hid themselves be-
cause drink-crazed strikers swore
that they would kill the first American
who attempted to interfere with their
anarchistic doings Everybody was
sacred - everybody except Tom"
Lynch. Despite the pleadings of
friends, this small man would
walk into the midst of a
group of strikers and order them
to scatter to their homes; and they
obeyed. He did more to quell riots
in the Connellsville region than a doz-
en- officials. So Mr.. Lynch was made
superintendent of everything that
Prick & Carnegie owned in the coal
and coke line. Five years ago, when
Mr.. Prick retired, Mr.. Lynch took
his place as president of the coke COM
pany. He is worth about s.. 900 900.
The story of how Mr.. Charles NJ.
Schwab became one of Mr.. Carnegie's
most trusted lieutenants has already
been told many times.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-04

sighted, for she knows that If she
pleases the man once, he'll seek her
out continually thereafter and tell all
his friends about her-and sometimes
his wife. Then. too, she can dispose
of a half dozen men in the time she
spends with a sweet young thing out
bargain seeking.
Men almost invariably shop at noon,
just about the time when the fashion
ables are in greatest force and the
first of the bargain hunters, who arrive
at 10. are beginning to show signs of
WEAKNESS and a tendency to reinvigo-
rate, themselves for the afternoon cam
paign at the lunch tables.
THE mothers who have in tow from
one child to a brood of six arrive about
l. when the men are leaving. From
then until 5 O'Clock. when the chill
dren depart, the clerks have the most
trying time of the day And she is
a jewel of a saleswoman who can keep
her patience and smile sweetly while
looking after a customer who inter-
sperces her bargaining with countless
word of caution to restless Freddy
and half a dozen wild trips after stray
ing Elsie. who is frequently found in
a far corner of the basement gazing at
dolls and other delights of the young
feminine heart
Clerks who Go without Lunch.
The manager paused, and his list
ener said:
TITS lunch hour. BY the way do the
clerks eat?"
"They have an hour for lunch" was
the reply. land they take 1t in relays
a third of the force at a time. The
first relay leaves at IL If it wasn't
for this period of relaxation many OF
the women couldn't stand the strain.
Where do they eat? Oh. few bring
their lunches from their homes and
spread them out in the employees
rooms. The majority, however. leave
the store and do not return until the
hour is almost up. They like to get
new air. and it sends them back free
of the stings given them by thought
less customers and with smiles on their
faces-smiles that speak to me of the
indomitable and cheerful spirit OF the
average woman who is compelled to
work hard for a living.
But there are few of the percent
age clerks who go without lunch day
after day. They do this in order to
attend to more customers and thereby
increase their wages. It's bad habit,
but, deplore it as much as we may, we
can scarcely stop it by peremptorily
commanding these women to take time
for refreshments" Arthur Morris.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-04
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY JANUARY a. 1908

shore, especially OFF Cape Hatteras.
1t is referred to. somewhat sarcasti-
cally by the deep water men, as
plum pudd'n' whaling" because the
crews are rarely out more than two
or three months and they are always
within running distance of harbor.
Plum pudd'n' whaling" may strike
the deep water whale catcher as tame.
But to the landsmen who sees the
ridiculously small schooners with
scarcely more -freeboard than the
brick schooners that one sees in
peaceful inland waters, ii doesn't
seem the hight of luxury. And GER
tainly no less peaceful and idyllic
scene could be selected in all the
ocean than that particular locality off
Hatteras.
The plum pudd'n' whaler' isn't a
bit behind his brother of the big ships
in daring. He lowers in what steam
ship passengers would call a living
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-04

gale. The writer saw the boats from
two of these New Bedford schooners
fast to small whales one winters day
off Hatteras when the steamship on
which he was, rolled so in the storm
and sea that the water swept her
bridge.
Whales of the small species known
as blackfish were blowing the sea that
day wherever one looked. Far away
toward the horizon, two plum
euddsn" whaling schooners were
rolling and pitching convulsively, as
If each roll and pitch would be the
last And driving like madmen
through the great shouldering green
sea were the crews of two small boats
fast to one whale, while a mile away
a third boat, discernible only as a
wallowing black streak, was dashing
along behind another. 1t seemed to
be a most peculiar kind of plum
pudd'n' :"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-04

rections I or home cure. Sample free ana pre
paid by writing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga
Describe trouble, and free medical advice, to
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-01-04
TALES OF THE SHOPPERS

Why the PostChristmas Special Sales Season Gives the
Big Stores More Concern Than the Holiday Crowds and
why Bargain Shopping Is a Universal Leveer Of WON.
anknd--Why the Rich and Fashionable Woman Shops
With the Mass