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Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
ENDED lrl FAILURE.
Japanese Disappointed Over Sudden
 End ot Liao Yang Battle.

L.ao Yang, Sept l2.-The Japanese are greatly disappJiutc at the faiIur- of their plans to force a conflict on cle Russians. They are pushing re- Inducements and supplies northward as fast as possible using boats on the Liao river while all the roads are dlI- ed with wheel barrons and other con- Veyanecs carrying provisions and am- muulttou.
 The railroad .s found to be not bad ly damaged between here and Muk- den. and -u~celama.ions have been posted waning the Chinese not to da- q -ge il ulier pam of future punish meut.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
STRIKING BUTCHERS RETURN.

Chicago. Sept. 12.-It is estimated that 10000 men applied for work at inc stock yards today. About 5000 ap- plicauts were taken back by the pack CTS. Many non union men failed 10 report. About 14.O0O uOu-uniOn men are still at work in the stock yards.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
MARKET WAS TOO HEAVY
Stock Prices Gave Way Under an Un-
 usual Burden.

New York, Sept. 12.-A decisive inn pression was made on prices of stocks today for the first time in many days. by the increasing burden of sales for taking profits on account of misgiv- ings over crop and money outlooks.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
kuRGkI CIIr DEE

London. Sapt 12.-The Daily Mails correspondent with tn. JJuaueee IT, u"a:s from Tieu T=in the reports that lieutenant General Linevitch with IO.- o6" men has invaded northern Korea and Cut General kUrokTs sonmUulJa- tions with Feng Wang Cheug.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
CAPTURE OF zAssALlTCH.
It s Also Stated That Kuroki Has Been
 Checked.

Loadon. Sept. 12.-The Morning Post states that off iaI Russian dispatches received in London announce that Lieutenant General Za~slli,ch. who commanded a portion of the Russian rear guard south of the Hun river. haS been severely wounded and cap tured with $.000 out of 5000 men.
 II is added by the Morning Post that Generals Zarouba eff. kondratovitch and Hildrrling have checked General kUrokTs advance.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At St. Paul-St. Paul, 8; Milwaukee. i.
 At Louisville, Louisville, 3; Toledo. 9 At neapolis-Minneapoli s; Kansas City. 4.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
WESTERN LEAGUE,

DENVER, 3; ST. JOSEPH, o.
 At St. Joseph R H F. DeHNeF ..'.' ...... .......... o S'. JoSeph ....... ........ l
 Batteries-Eyler and Lucia; Hod- son and Garvin.
 OMAHA, '; COLORADO SPRINGS. 9. At Omaha F H Y CIldha -. ...... .......... 8 3 Colorado Springs ..... . Batteries-Pfeister and Bonding: Nilleman and Baerwald.
 DIES MONIES, 1; SIOUX CITY. 5.
 At Des Moines- R H E Des Moines ...... .... .....4 3 "4ouA OIty '....... .... -. l2 2 Batteries-Liefield and G. Clarke; Jarret, CadWallader and Leslie.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13

Washington, D. C. Sept. 12-Fo-a- cast: Arizona. showers Tuesday. .v- cept fair in extreme western portion cooler in western portion, HefaesIry fair
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
PuRsuLT ARANDONEn-

st. Petersburg, Sept. 12.-A dispatch las leen received from General Sak- haroH reporting no large force of Jap #ueSc north of Yantai, but south of there there arc many large camrs.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NEW YORK. 4; WASHINGTON. 9. At New York E H E New York ....... ........... 10 f Washington ...... ...... .... ? 6 l B3tteries-Cnesbro and Mcclure: Townsend and Clarke.
 CHICAGO, 1; CLEVELAND, 0.
 Al Chicago F H 7 Chicago ...... ...... ........ O CieNeIiha ..-... ........ ..-. Batteries-Nhite and Sullivan: Joss and Buelow.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
FIRST GAME.

BOSTON. 6; PHILADELPHIA, 4. At Philadelphia R II E Boston ........ ...... ...... 6 s 3 Philadelphia =. ..... ..4 s 8 Batteries-Gibson and Farrell; Wad- dell, Bender and Schreck.
 SECOND GAME. BOSTON. 2; PHILADELPHIA, 6.
 R H E bosloh ''.. ....... ...... =. 6 2 HlIduelph4d .-..... 6 s l Batteries-Dineen and Criger; Coak- ley and Moran.
 ST. LOUIS, 4; DETROIT, 8. AL St. Louls- R H F. 9t' LOUIS .... ........ ..... Il . DetIoll '''..... ....... .... 8 0 Batteries-Glade, Petty and Sugden; Donovan and Beville.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
IT oUGHTNT 10 eE DIFFICULT.

Tokio. Sept l2.-Oyama reports l large body ol Russian cavalry at Pin -aitzU, cast of the railway between Te.tai and 1l.kl-u. The ItussfI ms. he adds are evidently trying to keep in toucn with the Japanese.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
ST. PETERSBURG RUmoRs.

One of Them the Abaserert of Kuro patkn.
 St. Petersburg. Se:t f9.-W.th the
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
ITS GUT FROM ITS BASE
General lineyitch With 5O,OOO Men Behind
 the Japanese Right Army

Was Earlier Reported That the Japanese Were Retiring From the Advance Upon Mukden, but That Was Sup posed to FOreshadOw Extensive Thanking Move ment-Rumored Displacement of Kuropatlin
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
WOOL AND HIDES.

New York, Sept. 12.-Hides and woo steady.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13
ON BASE BALL FIELDS
Results of League and Association
 Games Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
FIRST CAME.

FIRST CAME. PHILADELPHIA, s; BROOKLYN, 9. At Brooklyn R II F. PhHddeIphla ...... .......... $ II ] biookINn ...-.-.. 0 Batteries Sparks, Fraser and Roth; ScaulOn and Ritter.
 SECOND CAME PHILADELPHIA, 12; BROOKLYN, ,.
 R H E Philadelphia -..... ...... ....12 r 1 HFoohIyn ........ ....... .... 10 Batteries-Duggleby and DoOin; Jones and Bergin.
 CHICAGO, 2; PITTSBURG, 1. At Chicdgo- E II F InlcdSO -.-.-. ...... ....... Pittsburg ...... ...... .....1 3 Batteries-Weimer and O'Neill; Fla herty and Phelps
 BOSTON, 8; NEW YORK. 1. At Boston R H E SoS''N ...... ...... ........ 5 , -\t" loIk --.-.... ........... 6 Batteriea-WilIs and Needham, Matthewsou and Warner.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-13

FOR SAlE-S0 acres fine land, well located, full water rights under Arlzo- na canal at half value If taken at once. E. E. Pascoe, Real Estate and Loans. no N. Center street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
ENRIQUE AeuNA.
afe d f4tlt 81


Hses aleuhos 1iss due uhos natihe=
roe ahteFieshas Que reBish ds Jstsf8
ea el b9te De Gslestine Ffuetuas8 die
Fe8le en- pseo in billets fsls6 due dice
: f803 Fiaf9 ITb5ts staaf at t1figs
Picture 5Hde63Ns
Hse billete tiehe trd0 81 aspects de
III billete &c 44nee = Ffuetuoso aue
ne saBs leef, befa6le 4a Bueas F6 y 8s=
tuFe en- el .estabIeeimiaht9 &c paiBeFia
ae IL Msfihs ae don Jese Pfida.
Nists psF este ssH3t el binsts, pre-
ssnt6 dsbuacis e8htfs el lbatefe aae Fbe
s1nsfiade.
Hil ab6esao sr. Han6a Fals6h, to-
ne 4 sA eatgs Il deF3ass del dehuheiss
de hseisadul6 eleeuentemshte le-
pFaH5c su absaluei6h.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
epLuMNA MINGI1ORlA.

Eil Aleslde de San Jush fseibi6 aver
nna coluhina tiiiBaitefis, due Bidi6 4
los 2. y cen q lla Je situsfls en- IN
sitio de u eiudaa
Ia eolumns es da histfo, de aspects
elegshte y tieBe dus ihedof8s I eussf8
btihsles,. 81 estilc ds l6s due se usaB eB
las gFahdes p6Glseiones de Europa v
America.
El e6ste ds diehs eolumns es de
RA42 $50
Aab h6 se bs esecgid6 81 siti6 eb
due deBa cel6eAfsa, pefo "a piehss eF
II Blszs a. SEA- Franchises.
Ss pf6bbHs 81 81. 46dd, q faese pes
sibiH, estsbls6ef effAs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07

Ill stNor Julio HeraAndes, seereta-
rio de IA sAsaeiaei6n Popular C9ope-
fatiYa de g0RstFaeeieaes, AheFF8s y
pfssbamos de Puerto Rieas, selieita 81
pepaFbaRehta del lateFiaF be le faeili=
te uh eiliaaf9 de VapaF para tefminaF
Ia construction ae IA Avehida sOlims
pos Y ae Ia ealle sAsgaaa.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07

A Los sEN0REg PADRES DE
FAMthGA DE LA GAPfffAL-El
dia del pf6simo OetBBFe sa abFi-
ran De aueva lee elases de la Eseuela
elemental Y superior de ID Pafisima
gebeepeish aHe aifiga 81 que suseFibe
eH la esiIe De San Jose admeFe g8 en-
tFe Luna i Sal
IA instruction eempfeadeFa teaes
les grades.
IA elasa ae iheles cargo de uh pre-
fesaf aefeditadS.
Estipehdies maaiees.
San JNah, 9eptiembFe 2e, 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
ExAME

Hay termiaafeA los del FevAlida de
lee Atales de les dsetefes Francisco
Hernandez, 9uilleEaa y Andres salsa
ear PedFe Al. Rivera, Juan Bajan5as
y Felix Garcia de a IoFfe, habiehda
t8aos ehtehiao nR Rfafaaaia hFillahtes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
lNFORMES

Mr.. William MeGurthy, vecino de
key West, Elofida, pide al Depafta-
mehte del Interior se ls fenitan algus
nos iaFeFnea con fespeet9 al sstad0 en-
aHe sa halla IA isla de Mona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
Partido Obroro.

li8g hs aue1sd6 iHsefite eh II Sc.
esetsfis 5s Paefts Riee 81 l'sftid6
0bfeto dNe ha az luehsf esRdi1abafa
eh lee pt6sitaRs eleeeienes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
llaIe0l Do DIsIhI0.

Han inarsaado ca ella Natal, Medi.
na Eloisa 95nsale8 Bsfbesa, y pat g.
tas en- libaFtad Hiaihie Medina Felix
6 -IomsA Banehea Y Jose Morales Diaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
Fafmatia Colon

Ms7ftsrn sntos irsso5s -t}tsess putss Fs
eAstsl ssrnst1 sr sI Asspshhc as fsnssss pog
psts6nat s6rnpstsrts
Com plstc srtsi16 as eetfhess &c Ptsvs
4isin16f nnbaslcs
GsntaGa 81 ios ptectcr.
FIsga Frtreipal San yrsr Fnstss Riec
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
IA uGA DE- RATRl0
It's S)alclTl QUE gl CO.
tS0R INFORMS w
bE lSOAT0S De- ElEl1
--sE
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chs ta0iBnSe, su@ifie4d6 81 hpTABgs-
f1fenSo 8e hha cor6fsi6n BaYs f4Yss6i-s
oar 81 8sestlo Is Gosss 50 Pd6feo Bico,
Y 6g Presidents hs considerably s4 esuH-
to d4 So6s88o con ~ Goosthsdcr as
afa isss.
SpAFs Sit pfopia 'hf9ttase 5a, y Dor
f1sbr1cciones 6s4 Ptas7d4 41s9. l6 tehaieo
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
RECEPTION,

La ds aaoohs sn 81 pAlaai6 de Santa
Catalina, esta16 fnHg 6onouffida.
tGlsmsat6s de nusstFs bbsna s6ois-
dad, s6Rtihsatalss v nativos. disrsn
fesles a aet0.
Como sismprs fas una Fsesp8i6n fa-
niliar, de les amigos de los sspos9s
Winthrop
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
ALoe NorARloe

CARpETA PARA EsGRICURAs
ca t0a0a eol0res, a hseaa & a oFaen
en- NIA GaFFeap non danain,s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
OIFTERIA.

I'll tiiaisl Dc ganidad de MaysgnsE,
de- eaants de an eas6 de diftsria en 81
barrie de Babaaa gFands de aauellA
siudad, ayisado poi 81 Dr.. VeFs
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&c 60 J
tMshsi6a Ej4caBiYs d8 Pa4ft5 Ri6o
Ssn Jasn, SsBki6ffbts g, 1904
sMi laatias. 80 F.ssiaAnAA.

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sMr. Tfoeb Hfs sn9i6 Il sSf6aas pa-
ssds, pafs ibfofmsf so6ts slls, ans
saF6s he III E4eYt5 HianW 4haeYie6syB
Ls9gs5s, sclicissndo 81 hoE65tsfnishto
rs nts e3raisi6h ae tres fffisth bros son
81 ptcp6sito he 7isitst & Paefts Ri66
u
si6. PshsbfstsA 16l ssbsde tie essss
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a sue ss d6bs e6ndi6i6n bsh Isplofabls.
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2 FaTefsblB 81 IL sittsei6H innsfahba
an sst3s tt6tashtos 81 hassBts rstfisi
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sikascis4 aPFie8la ds IA isis, ' he psdi
l9 ihf8ftdss & sss tssPsets & maeh6s
&c l6s h6t6btss mss ia6slies9sss J cons
BieHBs. 8asnd6 bAya fseibiaa dsballss
ssfap'etas s6etes ds .ssa sitasei6B,
sb6taafG 81 nFeblsma con l9s h6mbtss
de heEati5s De ssts isla v ae los Estss
dos UHid6s, sessd6 vsva alls 81 pf6xi-
tfits 8tefi9; b9hlshds poF hefbs mi labeF
81 shesabfaf al6ana sBlHei6h pafa be-
Bsfeist 81 ssbsde as aaasllos pFoauct8s
sRkieolas aHs tissssitsR aghds
sihesfahnstite saEei
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
Bggtman ItNthtap ;

Sc Ne, paess due II sebusl admihis-
tfseieh traits eon sfgufHeRbss plsHsi-
lies as tj8sBenet u seduction del iatfiha
edo Pf6blehs due sgsbis II isla.
His innsaabls Que ri HBh B4eRmah
Wihthf6p ls atitna bh sspifita aaRs.
tesisima sa 81 aobieths De nusstFs is=
r.; peft 81 pedsf esHtfsl die Il n6in-
bt5 tisns due sub8FaihsF les ihbsFssss
bfblie6s lee e6hVshieheias slseei8fia-
fiss ae una eatnPsfIa esfeata:.
Anne AtHiRs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07
Enlfesd De Vap0Tes De S0BTIR0s De HeHeTl
DIsEnIERIA.

I'm Viequss Sc han prsssntsdo dos
eas6s De dissntstfa, seRdh 81 ihforms
del 0iieiaI dc saHidsd de dishs isls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07

ga eata impFensa aa veAaa panal da
neEiadiaa viaiA s ea.oo aNtAtAl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-07

ga essa iFaerehts se Vende esnelde
aefi6dieo vieiO 4 800 a0ihtal,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-04
HEROiSM AND BUSINESS.

Readers Of newspapers with mem
the occasion Of the frightful wreck If
the Royal Blue line express on the
New Jersey Central railroad at West
field, n. J., last January, D. B. Gray
of Philadelphia. who was a passenger
on the i'll fated train, figured promi-
nently in the rescue work. The publish
crediting him with heroic conduct AMI
in praising him for the splendid ser
vice which he rendered the injured
passengers.
The compliments, public and pri-
vate, which Mr. Gray then received
were no doubt very gratifying, but he
has apparently come to the conclusion
after carefully considering the matter
for nearly a year that compliments,
however pleasing, are not sufficient
remuneration for practical heroism. At
all events, he has put in a claim for
$4,000 against the New Jersey Cen
trail, the Philadelphia and Reading and
the Pullman Palace Car companies as
the amount he thinks he is in all fair
ness entitled to in consideration of the
services rendered those corporations
On the occasion of the disaster. Here
is his itemized BILL
pullman Palace Car company, Pull
man, H., DR.. to D. B. Gray:
ITO saving two Pullman cars of
Royal Blue train in wreck at West
field from taking fire, at total loss
Of value $4,000 each-$2S, O0O-$25O0
and one Pullman pass for life.
'To saving two vestibule and one
baggage car Of Royal Blue train. 1900.
from taking fire, at total loss Of $31,
600, $4,000 and one Central Rarilro ID
Of New Jersey pass for life.
ITO saving two women from plung
ing back, $1,000 and one Reading anG
Philadelphia pass for life.
ITO enduring groans, shrieks, yells
of those burning to death and service
to injured and dying, dragging seats
ETC., no charge.
ITO injuries to my thumb. o.
Total, $l0.5OO.O1."
1t is of course impossible to sa,
just what view of this bill will be t.
ken by the claim departments of thu
CORPORATIONS interested or how the
courts may view it in case the compa
MES decline to settle. Nevertheless il
these practical times it is not altogeth
er inconsistent that a hero who save
lives and property should be entitle,
to something more substantial tina,
fame for his herOism.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-04

A Washington dispatch says that tn,
fourth coming monthly statement #
the receipts and disbursements VIII
show decided falling of Of revenue
and an increase in expenditures as
compared with the corresponding
month of last year. Now, wouldn't
that jar you?
Colombian troups captured the Pan
sharp fight in which several men were
killed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-04
TCNOPAH STOCK REPORT.

Prices Quoted at Yesterdays Board IN
San Francisco.
Colehan Mg. c. 10
Esperanza Mg. Co. OF
Eula Con. Mg Co.
Gypsy Queen C. NJ. Co. 80
Golden Anchor Mg. Co.
Gold Mountain Con. .05
Hannapah NJ. NJ. & Co.
Hannapah Mutual Co. %
Lucky Tom Con. NJ Co.
MacNamara Mig. Co. Is
4Iizpah Extension Mg. c. 25
Montana Tonopah Mg Co 1879
Nevada Chief
New York Ton Ng Co. .O5
Paymaster Ng Co. IA
Pine Grove c. NJ. Co.
Ray Extension Asg. Co. %
Ray & O'Brien Mg. Co.
Rescue Mg. Co. O5
Tonopah Belmont D. Co. SO
T. & California Mg. Co. "a
| Tonopah Extension
Ton. Fraction Ms. Co. 40
Ton. & Great Western. 10
| Tonopah NJ Co Of Nevada 700
Ton. North Star T. & D. 35
Ton. Midway Mg. Co. 40
Tonopah & Salt Lake
Tonopah Superior 10
Tonopah Union N. Co.
United Tonopah M. & D. ~
Utopia Mg. Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-04
Profit in Manganese Ore.

Manganese is being mined in large
quantities near DeLamar, Lincoln
county The ore carries AZ per cent Of
that substance and 27 per cent iron
The ore is mined 70 miles from the
nearest railway point, to where it is
hauled by teams and shipped to Chi
cago, leaving a fair profit margin to
the owners The numerous Manganese
ore veins in that part of the State
contiguous to railroad shipping points
should be in demand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-04

DIRECTORS.
B. Hickey, H. Petersen, T.
L. Lee, Wilson w.
H. Meyers First
w. sec
T..
ToNoPAH BRANCH
w. Richards Cashier Agency Tonopah.
DEPOSIT FARTMENT.
HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES placed In
hafneh special
BURGLAR AND FIRE
valuable yearly
application
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-02-04

the departures for the Comstock yes
tecday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-11-30
WHITE WOMEN CONNECTS.
There Are Now Seven i'm the
State PeniteDtiary.

The pardon of Mamie DeCrls leaves
seven white women in the penite tiary:
Kizzie Anderson of Ware county At
years old, sent up for Is years for
manslaughter; Jennie Bennett of For
syth county, 80 years old. sent up for
life for murder; Sarah Dickson of
Johnson county, 30 years old, sent up
for life for murder; Mary billiard of
Fannin county, % years old, sent up
for 10 years for manslaughter; Mary
Traylor of Fulton county, 80 years old,
sent up for 10 years for larceny from
the house There being also charge
of arson, not tried): Elizabeth Mobiles,
Twiggs county, 81 years old, sent up
for life for murder; Sallie Tucker of
B.bb county, 80 years old, sent up for 2
years for felony 1t will be noticed
that Fl We of the seven are in for murder
or mauslaug hter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-11-30

"Ah, you don't know me, Magistrate
Cornell. You're like the rest of the
fine fellows who were ny friends in
old. palmy days. You can'G see in the
nameless street peddler that you call a
beggar Schuyler Van Ness, of the old
Dutch stock, the Union. the Union
League and the University club man,
who lost s8,0O00O0 in that hell-hole OF
Wall street twelve years ago. That's
right. Send me to Blackwell's.
"You were roy fellow member in the
University club wears ago. but you've
forgotten me. We use0 TO Joke about
it in our set in the old days, but it is
solemn earnest to me now. Go ahead.
Hit a fellow when he's down. It's the
way of the world"
But Magistrate Cornell of New
York city did know him. As soon as
the man before him spoke he recog-
nized ia the shabby, trembling pris'
oner Ii vestige of the dashing Schuyler
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-11-30
TX MILLIONAIRE is SENT TO
POOR-HOUSE BY CLUB MATE

Van Ness OF other days.
Van Ness had some little scented
beans from the Philippines, which be
said he was selling, but detectives
Musick and Forbes, OF the beggar
squad, said they had seen him solicit
money from number of persons at a
number of places along VeseY street
He said he lived in lodging house at
No. 81 Bowery.
Magistrate Cornell asked Van Ness
what he would do il liberated. He
said he would go to Florida and spend
the winter, selling brio brac and
other articles. The magistrate con-
sldered his weak and enfeebled condi'
tion and said that he thought it would
be an actual kindness to send him to
for the winter instead,
and so the last of the Van Ness family
went to the almshouse without pro-
test, sent by one of the old friends OF
his better days.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-11-30
WILL SUE To ENFORCE BET.
One of the Freak Wagers on the
Recent Election.

A Pittsburg, Pa, dispatch says:
James Lalus of this City has announc
ed that unless Director Harry Moore
of the department of public safety
shall sign permit to allow Joseph
Dain to roll peanut two squares with
his nose that he will ask damages of
the city.
Lalus won this freak election bet
frcm Dain, but orders against paying
off freak election bets in public have
been issued. Lalus took legal advice
this morning and found that he might
have the peanut rolled on parade
license, so he applied for the latter
license. In which be announced that
peanut rolled by the nose of Dain
would be one of the attractions. The
permit was made out, but Director
Moore refused TO sign 1t, saving 1t
was a plain attempt to evade police
ruling. Lalus says the permit must be
issued tomorrow or he will insist on
his rights at law-that OF giving a
parade.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-11-30
TOM AND THE TOMATO.
Mr.. Watson Describes the Feelings ot
a Man al a Formal Dinner. Likes
the Old Southern Way.

Thomas Z. Watson, late populist
candidate for president, describes IN
Bethany" his novel, just published
|by the Appletous, the feelings OF a
public man at a formal dinner. After
celebrating the lavish hospitality OF
Pie south before the war, where all
Fhe vands were set on the table at
|Orce, be says:
1T has happened to me several
pines in my life to be arrested, con-
Flced and sentenced to dine With 9TH
er Eell.dressed CONFLICTS, male and fe-
male. at swell dinner-one of those
9Ormal functions where solemn fnnkies
prog you one tGing O1ly to eat at a
Pine When you have peeked awhile
n that one thing, whatever it may be,
solemn dunkies take itaway and bring
you another plate and some other
#Folng TO peck at awhile.
sometimes it happens that this one
sung Is big defiant looking tomato.
~ 3lt 10 ones chair gazing at the last
Eoufse, which the turnkey has just put
~ 70 realize that the entire course
consists of a solitary tomato, looking
lercely red and raw; to glance along
'ue liable and to realize that all the
TOuVlets, male and female, have one
Ouato apiece, and are trying to
OOR cheerfully at the convict BOSS
T. most has overwhelmed me every
'lue 1t got the chance. The scene is
feartrendering."