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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-02
TINE NOT QUITE RIPE
GENERAL orR.kG AND ARMED W
a,s,ho IN RUSSIA DELAYED
Foh THE pREsGMr.
Conference ss Revolutionary Commit.
tees. however. Decides to en.reet-
.ea'ly Push Preparations Tor a Re
volt and tissues Manissstes to the
Army ana Navy. esasanss. Work
men and the psspls Generally.

men and the People Generally.
st. Petersburg. July 17.-At the end
Of long series oI conferences be
tween the representative OF the cen
trail committess OF the Social Demo
Gratis. social revoluttonists, Peasants
league. wOrkmen's councils Of MOscow
and st. Petersburg. the group Of toll,
members of the outlawed parliament
and professional leagues 1t was decid
Cd not to attempt Immediately to sum
mon the people to declare general
strike or armed uprising The deter
mining factor In the decision was the
advice Of the revolutionary military
committee. which reported that the
time was not quite ripe. It was de-
cided. however. energetically to push
preparations and to address mani
festos to the army and navy. peas
ants. workmen and the people gen
orally.
It develops that at the fnal confer
ence there was considerable dissen.
sion. The railroad men and large
proportions OF the workmen's organ
izations thought that the duty Of TAX
ing the initiative fell to the peasantry
as the proletariat In the cities had
already made sacrifices Tor the cause
but the representatives of the Peas
ants league pointed out how impossi
BILE II was In the midst of the harvest
work tor the poor peasants to leave
the fields without making starvation
next winter certain for themselves
and their families.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-02
Tuesday, July 81.

Mrs. Ferdinand Reese, the Oldest
won woman in Indiana and perhaps in the
.hl'ed States is dead at Laporte,
md, aged 112 years.
~ ~ n. Weakly, publisher of the
pay1on (O.) Evening Herald and one
u ", me we'll known newspaper men Of
oa'o, Is dead, aged sixty mine.
John Holmes Goodenow, who for
a'any years represented this country
- secretary Of legation and charge
aanaires at Constantinople, is dead at
Atlantic City. N. j.
marry Mitchell, aged seventy, an
~ soldier and one Of Buffalo Bills"
ssoals when fighting for the govern
s. ,mell', is dead at his home near Rcr.
zen Center, Mich. Of old age.
The Central Federated union of New
aaa. oik city, after long debate, has
seiaed to go into politics in accord
aaee a@' with the recommendation to the
caated @..'liated unions made by President
Sonpers OF the Fed grafton of Labor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-02
Thursday, July 2e.

At the convention of the Beta
Theta ri fraternity in Denver, W. A.
Hamilton of Chicago was elected
president.
pan r., the famous PAGER who had a
record OF 2:O1A, dropped dead OF
heart disease at the Brunot Island
track at Pittsburg.
The electoral delegates Wednesday
elected Don Pedro Monte president Of
the republic of Chile for the ensuing
term of five years.
Despondent over i'll health. James
Major. cashier of the Carlton (Kan.
State bank, shot and killed himself in
room of the bank.
Joshua Bennett, aged seventy years,
an insurance agent of South Milwau-
kee, is dead from what is supposed To
have been blow on the top of his
head inflicted by blunt instrument.
His assailant is unknown.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-02
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
Wednesday, July Is.

ur and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
,oye arrived at Karlsbad.
rerdinand Won Saar, the author and
member of the upper house of the
Austrian relchsrath, committed suicide
:, Vienna because of i'll health.
street railway employees at New
psaford, Mass, struck Tuesday for
more wages, recognition Of the union
md a shorter workday. Service was
restricted
The public schools of San Fran
cisco onened Monday for the first time
since the fire and We're we'll attend
I'D the registration being about GO
ner cent OF the children registered be
fore April Is.
The Philippine commission has
adopted resolution favoring the
scheme Of the Hawaiian Planters as
soeiation 10 transport Filipino laborers
and their families to Hawaii to work
In the sugar plantations.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
CLAUDE COOK FOUND At
VERDI

Reno, Sept. i2.-C,aUde Cock. the
IA year old boy, who disappeared from
Reno Sunday and whose father. II.
n. Cook. the wealthy Oklahoma mer-
chant, thought was kidnapped. has
been found at Verdi The Youth was
working there and his father left yes
terday to bring him home again.
Mrs. Cook Was al the Clarendon
hotel last night and she anxiously
awaited news Of her son. A telegram
came last night that the boy was m
harmed and that he would be held by
the authorities until the father reach
ed the scene.
The suspects Frank Ward. ami
Henry Patterson, arrested for their
alleged connection with the disai!
pearanca were released from cHstCGE
by the officers yesterday Their de-
nials 6 a. knowledge Of the Ccoh
hey were bell and subsequent
Developments seen? 10 support thcil
assertions.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
MONEY FOR STATE '|N.
YEhSiIY

RENO. Sept t2-Thc la David
Russell, who was killed by being
thrown from icad "f ha" while
working On his ranch in Sierra Valley
last Saturday afternoon. made a will
shcrtly- before his death. bequeathilg
- the Nevada State University the
bulk of his fortune. which is estimat
Cd to be worth between $4,000 and
$40 900. This property is left in
trust to c. T. Bender. trustee, and is
% T. invested by Mr.. Bender as he
desires and the interest is to he paid
t the state university annually. The
i..'int bal is not to be touched by the
college. but according to the terms OF
The will s1oo = TO be deducted from
the interest each year and given to
The St. Mary's school in Reno. and
The. remained Of the interest is to be
given 10 the university, to be used as
the regents of the college think best.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
MES PAaSCN DAVIS: Al APPRECIATION

has .yo:lr nay iote crossed; pul
there j. no 2:ir- as ina which pro
cfsd, frcrl a ysnse Of loss OF good
counsellor. kind friend Loving conf
tiar:. tender mother
Grandma -~.Ii, mad charity great
enough tor all None were so aban-
dorsl ,hev miaht not obtain a word
of hope from this good lady. When
the good Cld Farscn passed away.
Grandma Davis was glaG that he
was spared the pain OF losing her,
her kind heart. rorn as It was by
the loss Cf this companion over whom
she had hoyered with tender care 10:
years. yet had room LOT a thought for
hin, who ha3 preceded her to the great
beyond
OF late years she had simply waited
until sne should join him. Re
signed cheerful. her good heart ex-
pandnc toward her grandchildren and
a circle Of friends in a v~ home,
she walked down toward the valley
of the shadow Cf the shadow without
2 tremor. without once fearing she
should be lost in the darkness, and
when she came to the great dividing
line. she smiled at those about her,
blessed those in reach of her failing
Voice. and closed her eyes in peace.
If the world had more such woman,
it would be better for it. If long
life spent in good deeds left such an
irOre"sicn Cr those VINO came in and
went ont OF that lite. Grandma Davis
ha, mGrr than fulfilled hers. And af-
ter all how few OF us are able IL
smile al The approach Of death-to
smile at that last supreme momen+
q moment more frequently filled Will
tiemay. even terror
But such is character. There is {
rc"mon in a @Cod wCman's life. and :
1e-4cn fCr u. al May she rest II
peace. ? naace that is earned. but
raoco cCn-iN~in@. for she lived 4
n~2co WITH p! things. even with her
, self-and few 'ity ike hat
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
See thou character.

What a fine ;hin@ it i to lead {
long, blame!elss, charitable life
cein- up the good t.l:nss Of life.
Weigh them asainEc tone mo-Hmeo, 3
aGainst valrr.es cf printed euIoeium.
against sounding brass Then con
trast these puerile things with the low
ing remembrance that lives in the
hearts of men, women and children.
How much greater is it to hear gen
tie words of regret: 70 see tear dina
the eye when a good woman passes
away. than it is to read grand memo
rials that are but passing comment
and spoken for show.
1t is doubtful if Carson City has
ever lost a person whose life was so
fine as was that Of Grandma Davis,
Patient. cheerful like Martha of old,
busted with her family. her friends.
her house: charitable to that degree
that she was imposed upon frequently,
she al least put aside all earthly
..ings for the heavenly things. in the
same lovely, resigned spirit she eX
hibited during almost half century
of residence ir this city.
Hardly an oldtimer. few OF the
younger generation and none of he.
many friends will ever forget that
kindly face that soft hand the great
heart that had roCTn for the conf
dences of the wear" disappointed
weary tortured souls thai poured out
their cricfs on her mo- herly ''Gscr
or the CHEEKY smile with which So
cree1cd every lijtla success Of those
who had succeeded.
\ faithful handnaidcn of the lore!
NE leaned upon Him thr0uchCnt tt,
,he days of her long life. His ro'
and His staff they G mfc~tc3 hC". ~
nrecepts and His example were he
law OF life. and we'll did she ohsery
those laws
There is no Gr;,s :'c :-"oGt 2" +h'
If loving hearts that feel TIE one VIII
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
PAL AE1TO GROUP OF MIXES
SOLD

Goldfield. Sept. 1o,-E. p. Farnham
used his vacation trip to eastern cities
to good account and announced today
en- his return that he had sold a group
of claims IN the Palmetto district
south of Silver Peak to capitalists g:
Toledo, Ohio.
The capitalists have organized the
Nevada Queen Gold Mining company
and will begin q systematic develop
lent. which is likel; 10 wake up the
district
The company is cMcered by W. j
Bitter president: r. G. Bacon. treas
crer; and with these DR.. S. S. Thorn
D. 4 Roberts. John Vongunten ami
Or \. G.. Hobart compose the board
CT directors.
All are prominent and professional
mon cf TCi do ana Treasurer Bacon
i also trea surer OF that city.
The claims are to the east of Pal
metto Peak ana south from Silver
Peak and are located close to the
property of the McLamore Lead com
pan. and the Deadwood Nevada min
~ company ana he ledge Is on ::
lime ana porphyry contact
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORG 5

The Silver Queen Mining Company
of Oakland. California, owning and
Cpera1ing mines in the l. Y l.. Mining
Gf@ .rict Churchill COUNT. Nevada
offers to the public a limited number
of shares Of treasury stock at - cents
per share Inccrpoart under the
laws of Arizona stock non assessabl9
and no Stockholders liability. The
property consist sCf 3Goo feet OF =
mineralized dyke. 800 feet wide. Ill
of which carries mining varues.
The company has recently uncoy
cred 20 feet of a > foot ledge assay
/ ing from S11i.OO to S>56 90 q ton \
tunnel is nearly completed cutting the
/ ledge at the 100 fCot level and W..
| has begun to cut the ledge Of tho 3n'
| foot level Every dollar Of treasnr,
stock will be used for development
of the property and for erecting 4 con
centrating plant.
This is a bona fide proposition an
the shares are sure to advance in va
ne. Write for prospectus and furthe
information. The number Cf shares
limited
The Silver Queen Mining co.
Oakland, Cal. sl3'
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
IMPROVEMENTS THROUGH.
OUT entire PREMISES

Colonel Harbir never does things
Oy have; The Improvements al the
Briggs House prove that Ieyoni ca
VI. The rear Of the premises is now
undergoing z thorough overnaulinC
and renovation. The wooden site
walks are 2ing torn away arG viii be
replaced with cement. every portion
y The unused luI Der is removed AMI
tsn re5ui, is gratifying. An air OF
neatness and modernness prevail that
u:!l attract people and there is no
ro:'b' that the hotel, which has al
ways been popular resort will en-
I0r double the patronage it has al
war= commanded.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
EOMDSMEN WITHDRAW

The local bondsmen Of d. W. Sem
n!c. of Arizona. who was arrested for
-cading obscene matter through the
,aile. has notified the Deputy United
states Marshal that they will with
draw from Semple's bond. Unless
San Die can furnish a new bond he
vii! be e-arrested.
Mir and Mrs. Arthur Swart and
Htgs g w. Hawkins have gone to
pleasure and business.
silver has reached the highest mark
The Eagle MarhCt vii be removed
K The building opposite the Capitol.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
BAD FIRE At T0NoPAH

TONOPAH. Sept IA S1o.ooo fire
less resulted mere yesterday in the
rrrning of tne Turner House and a
oottage adjoining. Splendid work on
the part Of the Iiramen saved the
town from destruction. The GoldHn
Eagle Hotel. near the scene OF the
flames caught fire from the sparks
hut the embryo flames were eXtin-
zone On this building
The fire started at 1215. the cause
!. unknown hut it is thought th9t q
defective flue in the Turner House
caused the fire.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

NOTICE is hereby given that ,ho
Assessor has this day delivered to tho
undersigned lno assessment rrn :sr
th@ current and fiscal year
And that the Board of County Con-
missioners will meet as a Board Of
Equalization at he County Clerks OF
flee on Monday September Il. 1906.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continue in
session from time to time. as proyidad
by law. until the business or Equali-
zation is disposed Of
II. B. VAN ETTEN. Clerk
Of the Board of County Commissioo-
err.
| Carson City, New. Sept II. 1906
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
NEW FURNITURE STORE TO
Be OPENED

Western Union Telegraph Office have
been leased by a firm whicn will put
in a stock CT up to date furniture and
maintain the same in a strictly first
class style.
One by one the vacant stores on
Carson street are 'oaing occupied ard
it Will not be long before there will
pe more calls for places than can
pe satisfied
HOCrav -Cr Carson City
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
RUN ON H|BERN|AN BANK

san FRANCISCO. Sept 12.-For
some unknown reason some CT t ne
Cf the Hibernia Savings
DanE started run on the bank yes
terisy. The Hibernian is the biggest
savings institution On the Pacific
coast It has Sc 600 deDOsitcrs and
'he deposits amount TO over fifty mil
ions of dollars. The bank has always
Teen noted for it's conservatism ami
- regarded as a strong institution.
When the rrn started today police
were called 10 keep the people in line
md derositors We're paid off as fast
7s they APPLIED for their money. Five
ewing tcllere were !.eOt busy and no
7dvantaCc was taken by the bank OF
- rules r90nirinc notice before a
'c.H"eit could be withdrawn. Joseph
8. T0hin. ono Of the officers Of the
'orl-. state! that he knew Of no rea-
son for tho run.
II 6 o'clccr tonight al the doDosi
tors in line had been paid off. Many
.~ho Withdrew theiI money afterward:
1eDCsited il
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
WILL SOON DROP STAMPS

Virginia City. Sept. 1.-THE recon
structed Alta mill will begin dropping
its fifteen stamps q. t!le Alpha ore in
lower Sold Hill BY the close Of the
is one Q. the most complete ore re-
di,CJ:on plants III the State and is
aaGiDpeI with every modern appliance
'Cr extracting bullion values
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
GEORGE. tARPER'S EAGpA

Miss Ce~~gia EFarner in the ,ts'~ ~g'!
ef Nagda q, the Coera Ham" 10
eeonine "a ~evola-:c2 % her le-
e;co # friend : this c;tv, WHO tn-
e}are thai hcr j,:.p@rsonatic2 of the
Character placed her in +ho Nance
E'Neil c1a-S. - creator cf that role
Her support was excellent HnG TIE
enmnanE 6. who'll is far above the
average in dramatic talent q :,r""
nret anticnS thaatrica' ccrnhtnatinns
t@ar demand Til edged prices ii AL
friEsion tr o%~r' 1rav ~ made -
aara 80 Harper raDna- he~ srt;s+ir
presentation Of MaGda during ke" oH.
,#re - j--N-irginia Chronicle.
r~e :ror. was al arr:7a! t>:= morn
i@- from Pero.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

Miss Louise Ward'e CT Virginia City
will take the position Of bookkeepeT
At the Gray. Reid, Wright store during
he absence of Miss Alice Harmon.
~~ho will leave Sunday evening for a
'-lsit with friends in San Francisco
and other California towns.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
w A. FRIEND ILL

w. A. Friend, late f the composing
fc-co Of the Nevada --re5s Company,
r he Sierra Hospital. but is now i'm
evin-
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
ROOMS TO LET

Furnished Rooms: Two furnished
rooms to let, corner Spear and Phil
lip street. Electrically lighted, both.
Call at house 1t
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12
Or. Won RAOEsKY JUMPS
OUT INTO fame

"A prophet is not without fame
says the proverb, and now comes DR..
Won Radesky, with his own, his cry
own case in point.
1t must be our DR.. Won Radesky, for
a search of the State directory shows
but one DR.. Won Radesky. and he lives
in Carson City
DIR yon Radesky has been de-
posed as county physician of Ormsby
county. and DR.. Merkkle appointed to
the place. The doctor has been
;,u~ Ter for one office or another since
he landed in Carson. He had harI
" gotten his feet warmed in the town
when he tried tc butt in as a physici-
clan at the prison. Failing in this.
a county physician was badly needed
and got the job. He then ran fer
school trustee and was elected. and
had & twC' round bout with Professor
'i:tcheN. He wanted to go as a del
egate To the Democratic conr7H,ion.
and H-e.l he was ;Irnel down. he
framed up a ticket as follows:
we the following Democrats. etc. "
hbut fer some reason the ticller W q
no. or, in the -iel-,
The Republican convention wa
held soon after, and the doctor wae
whirled down to Tonopah. but a
member cf the Ormsbv delegation GOT
hold Of one Of his I'VE. the under
signed Defoccrats, etc, primary
t:cl1ets, and when the doc hi Tone;
pah his name was mud. The doc
kept amoving and his newt move is
anxiously awaited-Eirginia Chron
icle
A good old saying is Hitch youl
wagon 70 star. OF words to thai
effect. but when that advice is fO'
lowed. lie sure and inch onto q star
that has not been previously hidden
Under hushel or a miners lunch
bucket
The only mistake the doctor seems
to have mada was in attempting to
carry water on both shoulders nat
urally it spilled. deluging himself and
q friend or two who did not need a
bath at all.
Amateur politics" says Jim Wood
bury. has ruiAe6; many bright young
man." and he ought to know.
Monarch Tribune is the name of Z
new paper that has made its bow tr
the pubic 1t is published in NEC
county
The offices in the state capitol yes
terday We're closed out of respect tf
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

The Salt Lake road has secured sui
tio!ent material TO resume construction
of tho road between Las Vegas and
ph-Glitc
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

All the material necessary for gas
making plant is on the ground at
Tonnpah and the laying of mains g
progressing.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

NJ c. and Mrs. Gardner returned
this morning from visit to Fallon
and Reno.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

~ county beard of equalization
will meet on the 18th CT September
to hear any objections that taxpayers
-Gay have to present before them.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

n l., Fitzgerald, who has been 50
7:Ck a his fathers residence is con
TalegCeTt.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

William Iampe. who owns a farm
containing seven acres Cf land near
harvested 81 tons of bar
'cy ,his year.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

h1ha Garter il rapidly improving
nowadays and has an appetite like
= hire; nan" He will soon be able
10 navigate the streets once more.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

Tho state Bank and Frust company
rushing the improvements on its
mixing rooms and by Monday will
,~eeent a fine appearance Every bit
e furniture and every apDurtenanre
-, strictly modern and the offices will
ave a decidedly metropolitan air.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

CandelCria j., waking Up from a lon"
-leep. Salt Lake capital is cor,in" ir
anl the cid mines ara tc resume opo~-
atiCnc
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

r2r~" - S!v on postal cards. the
ans Nelson fight naEine taken 33-o0'
e them IL one bunch ana various
nther business caIlings having an
nrCpriated the remainder.
Tire pincnut crop Is said to h@ lar2-
~ this year than for many seasons.
3: ooN ont Tor a cold winter and lay
\ good supply Of wood.
Charley = f;,,fz ha: recovered frc:&
70 effects Of his accidcn. in tn Toy
rltrn mil and Is now employed =
brakeman on the Southern Pacific
railroad.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

The offices in the state capitol yes
terday We're closed out of respect Il
tie late Mrws. Sylvia Davis. mCtha,
CT the State Controller.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-12

Monarch Tribune is the name of Z
new paper that has made its bow tr
the pubic. 1t is published in NEC
county.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-26
WAGNER

Miss Efie Gunter, OF Leesville, spent
few days of last week in town, the
guest of Miss Geneva Jones.
Mr.. Bowling and daughter, Mrs
Rhodes, of Rarnwell, were In town
last Saturday.
Profs. Bell and Hydrick spent Sun.
day at Prof. Hydrick's home, near
North.
Mr.. j w. Cooner, of LeesyilIe
visited friends here last Saturday.
Mr. w. d. Crouch, Of Batesburp
spent Sunday in town.
Mr. Wes Redd is over in Lexington
at the bedside of his son. Mr.. Ron
6edd, who is very low with typhoid
pneumonia
MesSrs Leonard and Earle Jeffcoat
Two OF our old school boys, visited
friends in the suburbs" last Sunda
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-26
ARRESTS AT
JOHNSTON,

Johnston, Jan. 2I.-While Ticket
Agent j. w, Browne was out attend
ing to his duties at the las d. M
south-bond passengei train was at the
station Hurrell Robson, negro lad,
about II years old, slipped In the office
and stole s5 from the cash drawer.
The money was missed and Robson
pursued and captured, but he had
made "ay %!.!: .!;e ..;ee ..iolsy. This !,
thefourth or fifth time Robson has
been caught at such tricks.
Chief Cato arrested negro here
yesterday who had committed a theft
at batesburg some days ago and soon
after being locked up he broke out and
left ana has not yet been found.
Chronicle.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-26
SAILOR JEAN VISITS BATESBURG

sailor Jean, the man that is walk
ing and pushing Il wheelbar ow con-
ira. a.,tinn TO all the state capitals of
the United States, arrived in towl
yesterday on his way to Columbia, He
ha already walked over 20,G,0 miles
and visited 80 state capitals and neal
ly 5000 post Offices. Az each capital
he rrocurcs a certificate from the
Secretary Of state and at every post
office he visits he receives the post
mark in Il book as pro positive
that he has visited trcac points. He
says he has worn out 81 pair of shoes,
over 100 pair OF halt su.cs, 81 pair OF
lesgingS, Ssuits If clothes, s wheels
IA tires gnd that he weighs 10 pounds
more now than when he started
He has yet to travel HOO miles be-
fore his long pilgrimage comes TO an
end; at the conclusion of which he
will publish book entitled, "Sailor
Jean and His Troleyctte"