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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02

history. The battle roster of
the English navy ha1 borne
0 many of her name. In each in
stance she had been found in the thick
est of the fighting. The present vessel
was an old ship. having been built
Some thirty years before. but she was
gtiA stanch and of a model which CON-
bined strength with speed. The most
conspicuous expedition she had partici-
pated in had been u desperate defense
IF Il convoy in the Mediterranean
against seven Sallee rOverS. i'll which
after Il hard engagement lasting four
hours the Mary Rose triumphed deci-
sively without losing single sail Of
her convoy.
The commander of the ship Oh this
memorable and heroic occasion had
been knighted on his return to Eng
land and on the accession of james
had been sent TO Jamaica with LORD
CarlingfOrd as vice governor to take
command of the naval station and Su.
pcrsede Morgan. Admiral Sir join
kenpthorne was an elderly man a.
this time. but his spirit was the same
that had enabled him to withstand Sc
successfully the overwhelming on
Slaught of the -Algerine pirate ships.
The English navy. however. was ther
in a state of painful decay The ships
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
TO BE CnntiDueu

Some men merel select the lesser
of t 70 evils as sample.
Every dog has his da and the
watch dog also has his night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02
Sir HENRY MORGAN
BUCCANEER
BY CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY

Synopsis of Preceding Chapter
purchased immunity and kniq hthood
from the king of England, has reformed
and has become vice governor of jana
lea. He is deposed and, killing the Off
GERS sent to arrest him, determines to
become again a freebooter. Benjamin
Hoiineoid, ex-prate, who has been Bit
teriy wroneed by hcrgon, joins the for
tunes of the latter in ord to seek OPP
portunity - wreak vengeance on him
The stroke oarsman hesitated, al
though the others tried to pick up the
stroke.
Il give you one minute-theh | blow
out your brains. pull out the plug in
this boat. and Wei all go to hell to-
gether," said Morgan truculently to
the recalcitrant men.
Row for your lives sake cried the
man behind Sawkins. hitting him il
the back with the haft of the oar.
Its the kings ship
What do we care for the king:
said Morgan. He is the law. and
none Of us love the law. Two thirds OF
her crew are drunk: t'Other third are
ashore or sick. They are unprepared
<iSittp Itic IL bt but tlC al
Choir watch. One sharp blow and we
have the frigate, then away. What feal
We, lads
BY such words as these. but more by
the threatening appearance of the
weapons pointed from the stern sheets
Morgan inSprited his men. and by
similar language and threats the mer
iii the other boats did the same. After
rowing short distance the tiotilla
separated. Those approaching from the
farther side of the ship necessarily
made wide detour. for which the
others waited. so they would all arrive
simultaneously. In perfect silence. bro
ken only by the ''cheep' of the oars ir
the locks. the five boats swept down o.
the doomed frigate
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CHAPTER ".

HE Mary Rose was a ship with
a history. The battle roster of
the English navy has borne
many of her name. In each in
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07
THE COTTON ON.

1sw m: wAas.sv. zss Its.as~ -
0ls Great IAea.
n Whitney, the inventor Of the eo''
N GIN. gteaths ODrn - his gSset soee
0en ssslng through the interstsces o.
= hut a tj4fnsgro work a hand saw
s %sss the srfshly picked cott0, 's'Fe'
Ihs tsstn 4 the saw tore the lint
nom the SOD easily and quickly. and
yeung Whit4eI - va barely thifueen
q the tiHsj realised at sncs that .
machine working Z number Of similar
Nws simultaneously would revolution
H teeto4to1 tfowint industry.
He said nothing to anybody, but SCI
b wosk Aaadahs smodels and expert
menting. His. dimculties were enor'
nous. Qehe not only had 70 make nis
ewn wheels, coSS. etc, but he had also
mt to forge his own tools and even 20
Manufacture the paint wherewltn 70
color his many plans and drawings.
!. But hs succeeded in the END, ano'
@ouSh the outbreak Of war and otnef
6ndraAses : prevented the Invention
Nom being actually placed upon tne
nAEkoe una1I many years afterwa5u'
- Ant couplsts cotton gin ever con-
use6d We bulIt from those vesy
SeaAlpo10laoe - wilh seasssv .
49, o101110a
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07
WOOD MEETS ITS FOE.

PapieP Mache Driving Il Out OF Field
Of Interior Decoration.
what will humanity do for struc-
tural wood when the forests of the
world are Destroyer This is not an
idle question. and there are men who
profess to give fitting answer. says
the Chicago News.
Humanity will then resort to the
use Of PAPER mache as substitute Tor
wood in building" they say. and then
they point to the rapid advancement
made in the PAPER mache industry
within the last ten years. Scores OF
Chicago homes, hotels. stores and 9TH
q structures are. so Tar as interior 70
concerned, decorated throughout with
paner work. Where formerly one
weuld fad heavy wood carving. rich
wepd pauels, columns, capitals. carya'
~. vrea1hs ~ moidings. new are
49,. go such creations aDparent'y
q Woea. ~ u realty msde q Dap'ef
naGhe.s IT. htesrI bacheapef. lighter.
- aallr AUeae4r 81 IN saeeden =
laue1soG 0eine Da1l compssss ~ a.
49,, ..ssIAe s0a116l takes better
1nAsh than weoA and cssts assst eser
It'll a nucA. A few years age there
Vas only one small papier mache facto.
~ in the west. Today there are nal'
q dozen large oaes.
.When I began rebuilding the int
r,er Of ~ hsuse." said Chicago Dusa-
No. nan. .'the builder asserted ne wa
eoi.e to nut 4 number Of columns ana
;apitais in the library. said I ssess-
"A not and asked what such carvine
would cest
.The straight wood carved. work
would cost you about $780, 10 re-
nlied but I am going to.uss peole!
mache, and that will cost yeo !uss
ZOO, He did Is be said ,hs wouid. ana
I actually prefer the papier macne 70
wood because it hooks Just - sooo' !.
.hsap and, besides. It is not combu'p.
80"
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07
VOOkA'S WORK.
4 Narrowing SteEy From he Capital
81 POlAaA.

4 Narrowing ot0Fv FFo0 TIE CADieal
81 PolAaA.
Recent press cablograms from War
saw. Russia. told the following bar
rowing story:
drunkenness and lack Of discipline
among the soldiers sent here to main
tain order have created q reign OF ter.
TOR In this city.
Hardly q day passes without deeds
Of violence committed BY the half civ.
ilised hordes Of Cossacks and soldiers,
and citisens are afraid to venture out
into the streets even In broad dayllght.
The Officers are absolutely unable 70
restrain their men, and even the mill.
tary governor II ct q loss what 70 do.
The other day Z private, half erased
with vodka. ran amuek through NON
Swat The main tAoroaehfars Of ths
city. firing his guns into the crowds
On the sidewalks, killing two and ~
verely woanding Z number Of peace-
able cit1sonD. vp yis .aa
The pokee reserves WoEo ealle0 ct
to arrest him. but - they too wego
drunk they only made matters wceoa,
and the soldier kept "a Aring untll -
did not have . cartridge left, whsa -
was captured and nearly iyuchsd b.
unarmed workmen."
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo, L"cas
County, %.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
10 senior partner Of the arm Of F. J.
Cheney 4 Co.. doing business In the
Cit- Of Toledo, County ana State
Aforesaid, and that said arm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and very case OF
Catarrh that can not be cured by the
use Of Hairs Tatarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me ana subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1885.
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken intern-
ally. and acts directly on the blooi and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 o.. Toledo. o.
Sold by al Druggists. 7Sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
nation.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07
Paid Fer the Advice.

Cid Hunks Injecting Il physician at
the club)-Doc. what ought a man do
when he has an all-overish feeling, as II
he were going to have an attack Of the
grip? Crusty NJ. DIE ought to con.
suit a good physician about 1t. Otd
Hunks-Well, that advice ought to b.
worth a dollar. anyhow. Here 1t Is
I'll 20 and hunt him up.-Chicago Trib
.une.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

y somewhat shortened. as shown IN
the illustratlon. This apple was pro-
duced in Columbia county, N. Y. where
It is locally known BY the following
names: Pride Of the Hudson. Coon
and Barringer. 1t has many good
points and characteristics to commend
# % q splendid commercial variety for
early winter uss.-Amerioan AoIesus'
tuIist. e,.k
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07
A NEW APPLE.

aAa Good Quality.
The Barfinger IL bright red apple,
underlaid with yellow. Of splendid ap.
'pearaiice and unusual quality. 1t has
Z long, slender stem, but some speci.
mems have q tendency to produce lip
at the stem end, In which case the stem
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

CHURCH-Bible school
10 a. M: morning sermon "a !. M :
communion service IL m. Christian
Endeavor !: p. M: evening sefsics
So m. You are cordially. inv'eed .
attend these services. A'e~eee
!. Dsayee HeeelanhsSee
=. Doav1gooA Da0eor.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07
rsps ursss Ahstaassss.

poDo UP0es Ab0t1Ao00o.
Ths pope receatly received II ri
vate audience Archblshop John ].
Keane, archbishop Of Dubuque, II.
The audience was held IN tho private
library Of the pope. TIE archbtohep
sat beside the pondR. The lattar spohe
In the most cordial manner for half IN
hour.
Archbishop Ksane. having thanked
The pope tor . te3egram sent b. him -
the convsntion of Catholic tempaEance
societies heA In Osdar Falls, L., ~
ponti6 emphasized The jmpostance Il
inducing the American psopls . %.
stain from intoxicating lQuoes ana e
practicing the fundamental virtue Of
temperance.
The pope sent his blessing TO u
temperance workers not only Of Du.
buQue, but Of the entire United States,
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-07

svseeR,sg ron the nsvvs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
INTEREST IN TRIAL.
Many Attend Case Heard Before
 Springs Justice. b

Many Attend Case Heard Before -.
 Springs Justice. DTS of
 Union Springs, Sept S,--(Spefnpany Quite a number of citizens of theinquf- part of the county, in the neighbganon of Perote. were in town yestei Ran witnesses in a trial in justice ok Life which the principals were Bill teslden per, young white man, and Joe 2, ems, negro. About two weeks ago they had a difficulty in the public road, which resulted In MT. Culpepper being badly cut in the back and the negro be- ing shot three times in the legs and arms. Neither was seriously wounded and both were able to be at the trial be- fore Justice Norman yesterday. Gull pepper was discharged and Givens was placed under a $200 bond, which he made, and was given his liberty. The interest felt in the outcome of the trial was clearly manifested by the large number of people from that neighbor- hood, who came to attend 1t.
 News has just been received here of the death of T. F. Hubbard. one of Bull lock County's oldest and best citizens Mir Hubbard has been afflicted with heart trouble for the past year and for several months his condition has been quite serious. his mind being affected MT. Hubbard was in his seventy-seventf year.
 On last Wedn esday Calvin Smith, an other old and highly respected citizen of this county, died at his home In the Bethel neighborhood in the e4th year of his age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
Murder Trial of Ben Smith Concluded as
 CenfrevfIle.

Centreville Sept s.-(SpeciaI. )-Cir- cult Court Is still in session here and criminal cases are being tried this week. The case of the State vs. Ben Smith, a young white man. charged with killing Ovid Rawling at Blocton last spring, went to tSial on Wednesday and was concluded about noon yester- day. The jury in few minutes return ed a verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree and fixed his punishment at Imprisonment in the penitentiary for fifteen years. The case of the State vs Aleck Smith, charged with murder of Will Davis about two years ago, was taken up yesterday afternoon and is still on trial. Quite a number of cases have been tried this week, and so far there has been only one defendant ac- quilted. Judge Miller and Solicitor Thompson are making quite a reputa- ton for despatching business. The work of the court will very probably be finished this week.
 The farmers in this section are very busy now picking cotton. From re- ports of those who are in position to know. there will be about 50 per cent of a cotton crop raised in Bibb County this year. The fruit crop has been an absolute failure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09

The Bible is a book of visions. It abounds in pictorial and scenic repre- ' sentations of truth. These are effective vehicles for the human mind in its early stages of development and when unprepared to receive truth in abstract form. They also give that pleasing variety which makes the Bible the most fascinating book in the world. These visions appear in a series of dissolving views Abraham, at time of evening sacrifice. sees the Divine presence un- der the appearance of a smoking fur mace and a burning lamp Jacob looks up from his stony pillow and sees a sta h'case to heaven. on which minis tering spirits appear. Zechariah sees 8 golden lamp, into which living olive trees pour their oil in ceaseless stream. Daniel sees the Ancient of Days. and Isaiah the Lord enthroned and the se- on the housetop. and Johns Revelation Is one block of visions.
 But ali dreaners yield the palm to Ezekiel. who has been aptly called the Dante of the Bible. With unerring vision he sees the spiritual side of ma terfal things. and makes them as they really are. the vehicle of celestial truth, experience. relation. and destiny. Among the riches of his supernatural sight the River of Salvation" stands first for transparent simplicity
 It is not strauges that Ezekiel, the priest, used as he was to the ritual and the sacred courts. magnifies the tenn pie and looks upon if qs the reservoir of grace whence is to issue the means of the worlds refreshment and cleans ing. But the temple was only Gods house. so what came from the temple came from God This truth was never obscured in the Hebrew mind. --.
 In a certain sense. and to a certain degree. the Kingdom of heaven was with the Jews under the Old Dispen- sation. The apostle says the oracles of God Were committed to them. As their religion found its chief expres- sion in their temple. priesthood. and ritual. the Kingdom of heaven may be said to have been in their temple as in a sealed fountain. Here was no partial ity, however. This was the Divine method The Hebrew nation was ap- pointed to be the almoner of grace to all In them all nations were to be blessed. And so the prophet sees in the fullness of time little Till of the pert-up salvation issuing out from un- der the threshold of the house of God in Zion. The length and breadth of the stream can be measured with historic accuracy. By successive stages the Till becomes the river. Not only are the waters abundant. They are curative as well. The desert shall blossom, and the salt sea shall be healed. Every thing lives where the water comes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
AIabnma at Denar,m.,..

Washington, Sept S.-(SpeciaI )- Rural routes ordered established No vember l. Greenville, Butler County route 1, population SIP, houses 12S, Newell. Randolph County, route 1. non. ulation 416. houses S9; Scale, RusseI, County. route 2, population 412. hnusas 1O3: Union Springs. Bullock County route 2, population 500, houses 125,
 Carl P. Kililan appointed regular William E. quinn substitute. rura,
 Julia L. Jones appointed nostr,as. ter at Coalburg, Jefferson County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
Bradistreet's Review.

BE0O@tFeet8 ftcVtGws
 New York, Sept. S.-Bradstreet's to- morrow will say:
 Wholesale distributive trade, already full of volume, has received new im- petus this week from buyers excur- sions at the Southwest, State fairs in the Northwest and the general assur- ance that the corn crop Is beyond dan ger of frost damage throughout wide area. Cooler weather and the ending of the vacation season, coupled with the partial reopening of schools, has made far more activity in retail lines, North, West and East, while the prompt mar keting at good prices of the first pick of the cotton crop has improved both wholesale and retail business at many Southern points. In industrial lines, the feature has been unprecedented activity in rail buying by leading com~ panies, the placing of further orders for rolling stock, number of small purchases aggregatfng a considerable volume of pig iron sales and a stiffen- ing in prices of coke and bituminous coal, this latter being regarded as A
 rather significant item. Anthracite coal has felt the stimulus of cooler weather. Evidences that past and present heavy purchases of commodi- . ties. coupled with the usual movement of crops to market will severely tax the railway interests of the country are already visible
 A feature deserving note at present is the activity in ali lines of building material reported in the Central West and Northwest.
 Business failures in the United State for the week ending September ! num- Der 137 against 161 last week and IA in the like week of 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
UNSECURED BY ECZEMA Wonderful Change in a Night. In a Month Face was
 Clear as Ever.
ANOTHER CURE BY CUTICURA

CT had eczema on the face for five months, during which time was in the caTe of physicians. My face was SO dis 6onred I could not go out, and it was ao;ro from bad to worse. A friend ssconmended Cuticura. The first r;gLt after washed my face with TTt;cura Soap, and used Cuticura O;rtmept and Resolvent, 1t changed wonderfully. From that day l was sSIe to 20 out, and in a month the tr.stment AU. had removed all scales and sr.ba and my face was as clear as ever. Ssioned) T. ]. Soth, 3I7 Stagg Street, SToOklyp, N V'"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY-sCHOOL LESSON
CCopyright, Davis ". Clark.)

Trees shall grow upon the banks whose fruit shall be for meat and whose leaf shall be for medicine. Analysis and Key. I Supernatural and prophetic visions of the Bible.
 Examples: Abraham, Jacob, Zecha- riah, Daniel, Isaiah, Peter, John. 2. Ezekiel the superlative dreamer. "River of Salvation his best and most significant vision. 3. Natural a priest should conceive of Temple as source of salvation. Temple
 Gods house; originating with 1t meant
 originating with God. {. Kingdom of God under figure of a river Source, Progress, Effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
.ooO. 900 for n Cure.

Mexico City. Sept. s.-It is learned in this cItv that the Brazilian Government has made an offer of $2,000.00O to any one who succeeds in finding cure for tuberculosis. The disease Is one of the worst scourges of tropical ports.
 Much interest Is being taken in the offer by the medical profession of this republic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
DUN & CO.'S REVIEW
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF CONDITIONS
 IN TRADE.
commerciaI News Continues sasfsfac- tory. Improvement Being shown in Everything hut Prices
 of Securities.

New York, Sept. s.-R. c. Dun & Co.'S weekly review of trade tomorrow VIII say: .afisfactory improvement being re- ported in almost every case except tne further decline in prices of securities. Crops are being harvested under mTss ,ss more without frost will put the yield of corn and cotton beyond danger. In dustriaI progress is accelerated by the broadening demand for iron ana steer products, textile mills and shoe facto- ries are we'll occupied, while the ae, of building operations. Considering the prosperous condition. labor struggles are exceptionally few. Jobbers in many lines are unable to handle the business offered by visiting merchants. he- taiiers report a wholesome distribution comparatively few complaints regard. ing collections. Liberal consumption has caused a further slight rise Tn tne level of commodity prices. Dun's In- dex Number on September 1st advanc. ing to s100,30S. compared with sss.s46 a month previous, and $97,S42 & year ago, when business was much less vig- orous. Some congestion of traffic is noted and railway earnings in August were 6.3 per cent larger than In the same month of 1904. Foreign com, gains of. $i,24s, 400 in exports and sso7.- f22 in Imports, as compared with the movements a year ago.
 x A firm tone continues to prevail in the hide market, although there Is some evidence of irregularity.
 the United States, against 200 last year and 23 in Canada. compared with Is year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
Examinations at University School.

Beginning Wednesday, Sept. 6, appli- cants for admission to the University School will be examined between and II o'clock every'morning, at the school house, 504 Dexter Avenue Adv-5t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
NOTICE.

Effective Sept. g, 1905. and until fur ther notice the Mobile and Ohio R. R. will diseontlnne handling passengers and baggage on all freight trains.
 Adv.-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09

equipping tho foundry and when com pleted will furnish more than 150 skill ed men with work.
 The first session of the Ala bama Pres byterian College will be held in the schoolroom formerly occupied by the Anniston Training School, on the 3rd of October. The new building is pro- gressing rapidly
 Casino today, Matinee and night. Olympia Co. fin Fra DlavOIO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
The Teachers Lantern.


 One must be on guard against 6 too minute application of this vision. It is a general, pictorial representation Of the origin, progress, and effect of the Kingdom of God.
 The growth of the church has been the growth of the river. The Church first had twelve apostles, then one hun dred and twenty believers. then three thousand converts. now 1t enctrcles the globe, E
 The river of salvation transforms so- ctety. It brings life in place of death On it's banks flourish philanthropic tn- stitutions. of which heather civilization never dreams.
 The Kingdom of heaven is no cloud burst torrent, surprising in the sudden ness of it's appearance and the might of the force exhibited. It Is proportion ate growth from an unfailing source Tho other figures convey the same sig nificance. The mustard seed. the leaV- en. the stone out of the mountain. etc The figure of the river has peculiar charm and significance to the Oriental mlnd It signifies abundance. comfort and felicity. It Is very synonym oi life.
 There is current illustration of the transforming power of water on tho face of nature Irrigation Is converting our treeless alkal plains into gardens of fruit and foliage. The counting of Israer' has it's dan. gers. It admits of question whether Il is not always an evil and hazardous thing. Mere numerical gains count for nothing. Religion in its best sense is not formula of confession. Il | Is a kingdom of conscience. It Is ar evolution of goodness in character ant deed. No census can be taken of it. Ezekiel, the man and his style, hat peculiar charm. He gives evidence o having been a closer student of the sa cred books than any of the prophets. a! well as an intelligent observer of othel races, their architecture, implements etc. His book may be called a cabine of ethnology.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-09
WANTED.

Two good life insurance solicitors to work in this city. Best contract on the market to right men. Company 6T years old, assets over $33, ,O0O,O 900. Ad- dress, giving references, "ManaEer, ROx IO4o If.