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u:..+or;;cal Associations Of
Jamestown and Bermuda.

that the $50 men on board were obliged
TO bail with pots, pans and kettles for
their lives. In spite of this the water
continued TO rise in the hold, until the
desperate men shut down the matches
and resigned themselves to their fate.
TIE old chronicles speak of some OF
the crew AS Having good and comfor-
table waters, which they drank to one
another as taking their last farewell. "
During all this confusion Sir George
Somers stood at the helm, watching
It with care so as to keep the ship
from laundering. He at length deserted
land The sea was still In furious con.
dition, and high wind prevailed. The
mariners spread all sail and steered
for the land. The ship soon struck on
rock. and was flung further and stll
further shoreward. At length she set
tied down between two great rocka
which formed n natural cradle. and
there rested comfortably as If In dry
dock. Soon afterward the sea subsidized
and the vessel was free. They found
on examination that they had struck
on the largest of the Islands now known
as the Mainland
The long boat was launched and the
company proceeded 10 the shore. Among
the passengers were John Rolfe, who
afterward married Pocahontas, the
daughter OF Powhatan. Their daughter
was named Bermuda, after the island
on which she was born. 1t Is supposed
that Rofe's wife died on the island,
though history Is not very clear on this
point. Six of the company died on the
island, and II Is probable that Mrs.
Rolfe was among them.
Sir Thomas Gates, having decked
over the long boats. dispatched mate,
Master Raven, to Virginia, with eight
men for succor. This boat was never
afterward heard Of. Meantime SIR
George Somers spent his time In sur
veying the Islands while Gates built
a vessel of about so tons, partially OF
the wood OF the Sea Venture and OF ma
tive cedar found on the island A small
bark was also built under the direc-
ton OF Sir George Somers, without the
use OF any metal save bolt I'm the
keel, which was taken from the Sea
Venture, The vessels were named re-
spectively the Patience and the Deliv- |
erance in memory OF their stay on the |
islands, While on the ISL |
and enjoying peace and plenty, untrou-
bled by foes Of any kind many of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

onFo1K, vs.-sIS hundred " ,"sl
A Wv ,he coast Of virginia 'uS'
IN o" az far south Of the thirty
J s as,S parallel as Norfolk IS 70
w" the Bermudas. lying IN d
ih' nS,, turned toward the w 81 many S
de'', ne sapphire sea IKE 80 49,. ., ~.
tins 'ps az ~ nature they are III,
psarls Pear ,bem nature has spread
iced =, .,,res with lavish hand There
her '' a.roxlma,ely 800 of these lsl"na'
ore appiV|" oro OF respectable SIZE
y w ,arser stands are snn,arset and
me lals' ST. Dayids soh'e ,,,,,,,rtant
george which played an il'p yamass
Ireland W. Early history OF the ya ,,us
prt u ,ue which was the hrst Eis,
tos1 eoions ,e,t on the soil OF tie new
lsh seluei,'' which will be httlnsly eel-
world, snd re jamestown Ter-centen-
,brated ~ tne 10 he held at Hampton
Roads, he"' Glands the flagship OF the
On ines ,inrent OF colonists Douhi
second con'' was wrecked ana
ir JAZZ" hv he sea high and dry on a
lhfow' - ~ rocks. on this ship, the sen
cradle oi ,ySrS Sir Thomas Gates, lieu
Venture, yernor; sir George Somers'
i'llsn. and christopher Newport ~
admiral , "" escaped with cargo ana
Sea W., ts"it intact. though the hull was 80
slppu's ,naaged as 10 be OF small use
lady 49,, There were nine vessels IN
ihereai,ss,aron which left Plymouth IN
the sq ,soS and sailed Cor jamestown
Nay I'm n advance OF the arrival OF
year Ia the governor The
l0Td .Donnreed the Sea Venture, tho
feeI e SOi"t he Falcon, the Blessing, the
planon ~ lion. the Swallow, ketch,
upl ,ss. S,s and two smaller craft. Tho
plil''a a, rar into Il storm about tho f.,
'quau,V,u Nav A small vessel was lost
ell ~. sea Venture was separated
alo W ,so rest OF the ships, In the
ii9n, s '" masts were broken, sails were
Nu'' anS general generalization reign.
io'E a"1 while. with the exception OF
"a ~ y, venture and the other small
lne rbleh was lost, the ships OF the
ye' ',i -on reached Jamestown In Aug
Wy o,t 'g, By the fury OF the storm the
J.. Venture sprang leak and the
W rose IN her hold above two tiers
'iS,gsbeads filed with provisions, SO
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tors, and by most Of them Is respected.
one rainy day a newcomer, who had
joired the gathering Mt the store. con
posed OF fishermen and summer yisi-
tors, ventured TO enumerate some of the
distinguished men who had come from
Maine.
There's Longfellow,' he said. "and
Hannibal Hamlln, and James G. Blaine.
William Pitt Fessenden. Thomas B
Reed and
Here an old fisherman looked no from
MS work OF splicing grass blades and
broke In:
Smart Those fellows smart" he
Questioned. You just come down an
see Josh Pillsbury skin nshw-Lewis-
ton Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

I'm the general oyerhauling which the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. New
York, underwent through It's change I'm
management, the japanese pottery ex-
hibits received their fair share OF at
tention. Prof Morse thoroughly. but
rapidly, tested the catalogue ldentlhca-
lion OF every piece
IL is reported that in most cases the
touch OF his fingers tells him what he
wants to know about the date Of any
vessel. Sometimes the sense of smell
comes TO his aid, as IN the case OF cer-
tain forgerles, whose beautiful deep
tone has been produced by boiling in
Gazette.
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Is free from harmful elements.
Its alkahnity destroys mouth ac;l
germs. 1t pemeates the entire
tooth and mouth structure with il,
healthy fragrance. A tonic to the
gums. SOZODONT is an
article Of mcnt, Its popularity Of
sixty years will attest to that.
Remember SOZODONT.
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Jacob A. Riis, NJ. I. A. Lecture Course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13
MRS. LOTTA DEARDORFF

announces the opening Of her studio at
929 f.. Brigham St Lessons in decora-
tive art. Figures and flowers IN water
colors and pyrography New method,
For terms and exhibition OF work call
at studio. between ana Il a. m.
Phone, Bell lss0-Y.
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Real Greatness.

The local pride OF the native Of Cape
Elizabeth, Me-, Is so intense that 1t
takes the attitude Of pity for all who
have the misfortune to dwell elsewhere
This Is known to regular summer yisl-
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Every uncalled for Suit and over
coat to be closed out at great bargainl
Daniels the Tailor. 81 w. End south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-13

Your DOCTOR will tell you thatiresh
air and goodfood are the reslcures
for consumption. But often the
cough Is very hsrt. Hence, we |;
suggest that you ask your doctor
about Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
We publish the form ulA 40, Aysr Co.
OF all our prsparations. Lowell. ssss. /
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DR.. Greene. Prof De Motto, Frank
Dixon and Welbourn, NJ. /. A. Lecture
Course
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Anthracite coal all sizes. Burton Coal
Co, 70 Main ST.. both phones 7l9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Sedzia OSzuStem.

W sledczem wiezieniu by
tomskiem przebywa cd Kill
ku miesiecy radzoa sadu zie.
mianskiego Blumeber kt6-
rego aresztoWano pod zarzu-
tenn kilkakrotnego oszustwa.
Jak donosi ,,Berliner Tage-
.blattt" wygotowano juz skar-
&c, a rozprawa sadowa odbe-
die sic % b. NJ. pred sadem
ziemianskim Bytomiu,
PREY kt6rym Blumeberg urze-
dowal jake sedzia Cd roku
1892. SProces potrwa kilka
dni, gdyz poWo}ano licznych
swiadkow.
--l N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

!czas svej vyprawy do Airy
Il zachodniej przyimowa1 ~
.pokladzio stafku ,,kr6la" mu-
rz.dyskiego. Czarny monarchs
.kt6remu podczas obiadu pie
.cze1 cieleca bardzo SNAKE
wala, vyrazil przypu,zczenio
ze tax smaczne mieso musi
bye : biaIego czlorieka, ME
zas ; murzyna. Prey pozeg-
naniu Anglik prosil kr6la,
kt6ry ma 800 ION j 1000 ME
Holnik6r, aby-mu przys1al
ladna rzadka sk6re ma obu,
vie. Kr6l przyrzekl j uzna-
przys}M posianca :
pakunkiem. Rozwinieto paku-
mex j znaleziono swiezo zdar-
sk6re murzyna. Kr6l
chcac sic wywdzieczyc move
mu przyjacielovi, Kauai zarz-
mac jednego 2 niewolnik6w,
. zabitego sk6re j po-
sla6 Anglikowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Pod pantofIem.

Podr6zny ina drugorzed-
nej kolejce): Jak to sic stale,
~ teraz pociag zawsze tax
punktualnie przychodzi. Pre-
ciez dawniej, to zwykle ckrop-
ME sic sp6znia}. Naczelnik
stacyi: Ia zmjana nastapi1a
poprostue dla1 tego, poniewaz
maszynista sic ozeni} j musi
zawsze punktualnie staWic
sic W domu. M}oda jego iona
Jest bowiem dose, energiczna
i lubi we wszystkiem porza-
dek!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Samob6jstWo %pulkoWnika
Meyera.

Pu1kownik Never " War
szawie, adjutant generala gu
bernatora ~warszawskiego, ra-
nil sic 6miertelnie trzema
kulami reWolwerowemi W "a
miarze samob6jstwa. Pow6d
tego samob6jstWa ma bye ma
stepujacy: Meyer sprzeda}
pred niedawnym czasem
kilka dom6w,. kt6re posiada}
W Petersburgu i nabyl oil
.brzymie dobra W gubernii
witebskiej. Dobra to zdemo-
lowane costa do szczqtu
podczas ostatnich rozruch6w
agrarnych j e. popchne1o
Meyera do targniecia sic ma
w}asne zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Ma1zenstWO staruszki.

z Budapesztu donosza:
Niema}e wrazenie wywar}a W
Budapeszcie wies6, il pred
paru dniami odbyl sic W zu-
pe1nej cichosci Stub z trzy.-
dziestoletnim literatem Van
der Hoschke. Juz pred pa
ru miesiacami m6wiono g}o-
sno O tenn, il sedziwa arty-
stka zakocha1a sic W m1odym
pisarzu. Rodzina jej dazy}a
wszelkiemi sposobami pre-
szkodzic ma1ze6stwu; probe
wano nawet pomocy sad6w,
lekarze jednak orzekli, il
stan umysfowy ,,zakochanej''
staruszki jest zupelnie nor
malny. Stub odbyl sic W mie-
szkaniu sedziwej panny MILO
del. Podczas aktu tego siedzia-
la ona, ubrana W biala suk-
ME, W wygodnym fotelu'
Swia1kami byli; cz1onek izby
magnat6w Eugeniusz Rakosl
i gubernator Fanny hrabis
Pawe} Szapary. Ia kilka dnj
wyjada pa6stwo m}odzi v
podr6z peslubna do Abazyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
z zazdrOsCi.

w Szarlotenburgu zastrze-
lii " wiecz6r wigilijny daw-
niejszy ofcer Alfred .Herzger
6 strza}ami swoja zone, al
si6dmym siebie samego. Oby
dwoje umarli natychmiast.
Herzger wzia} pred dwoma
latami 2 milosci do swej 10
ny dymisye z saskiej armiii
uczestniczyl " r6znych ME-
szcze6liwych 1'rzedsiebiorst-
wach, przez kt6re stracil
sw6j i swej zony majatek.
Pred rokiem wr6cii Q IONA
z Indyi, gdzie take braf U
dial W jakims przedsiebior-
stwie j zamieszkal W Berlinie.
|Zyli v najlepszej zgodzie.
Pred pol rokiem wyjechal
Herzger do Ameryki, POGO
~stawiajac wkraju swoja zone,
azeby sobie stworzyc nova
egzystencya. Lecz zazdrose Q
|zone ME dawala mu spo-
lkoju. SadziI, ze go oszukuje
Il ola tego kauai ia dozoroWat
tajnym agentom. Zdaie sic
ze Wiadomosci Q Berlina ME
ibyly nailepsze. Gdyz maggie
wr6cil przez Hamburg do
ldomu j stanai zupe}nie ME
Ispodziewanie " wiecz6r Vi.
lgilijny pred sWoja zona,
kt6ra W toWarzystWie sWojej
Iprzyjaci6Iki oezekiWaIa kilku
~znajomych. batem z pi-
lstoletem " reku Wszedl do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
GIEKAWE RZECZY
!
Tajemn1czy czloWiek.

Zbrojnem poWstaniem v
inflantach kieruje tajny rzad
lotewski. kt6ry dzisiaj posiada
wiecej posluchu Cd jenerala-
gubernatora Ryxi, ktorego
rozkaz6w Mkt ME s1ucha.
Ma czele tajnego rzadu stoi
t%ajemniczy czloviek, Rosya-
min, znanypod pseudonimem
Maksyma. q Rosyi do Rygi
przys}any, mia}zrazulud pre-
ciwko sobie. Ukazal sic ma
zebraniu strejkujacych kole-
jarzy, kt6rzy W MIN widzisli
przedstawiciela rzadu i gwa1-
tenn go chcieli 2 sail wyrzu-
Gle. Wtenczas prosll on, by
mu pozwolono przem6Wic.
Pierwsze spokojne slowa lego.
podzia}a}y ma zebranych, apo
dwugodzinnej movie stall sic
bohaterem. Wzieto go ma ra-
miona, sciskano, 100 koleja-
rzy zorganizowa}9 sic jake
straz przyboczna. Cd tego
czasu nieznany, cz}owiek RIA
dzi, wskrzewif reWolucye'
zbrojna, kauai rznac Mem
COW. Kto on jest Mkt. ME
vie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
WyjatkOWym czl0w1e-
klein

jest chyba niejakis L. Cads
How W St. Louis, W Missou-
ri kt6ry odm6wi} przyjecia
spadku W wysokosci miliona
dolar6w (przesz}o 4 miliony
mrk.), oswiadczajac, re nj
czem nan ME zasluzy}. How
nalezy do pewnej protestant
kiej sekty, jakich w Ameryce
mn6stwo, j lyle z piracy swych
rak i re sprzedazy pojedyh-
czych numer6w gazet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
WIERZYKAM" /,

ME O
swiadczyla pewna kobieta.
Setki to samo powiedzia}y,
.lecz p66zniej przekonaly sic o.
prawdzie. PAM Anna Roster
. Leo, Mimi. pisze tax: ,Cho-
roWalemsprzez ca Z trzy lata,
ale ME Wiedzia}am, co mi
brakowalo. Pr6bowa}am VIE
:lu lekarstw bez zadnego skut-
'ku i wyda1am znaczna sumo
pieniedzy IA darmo. Pewne-
go dnia sasiad moi, pan Sa-
ratek, poradzi} nj spr6bowaf
lekalstwa, znanego pod naz-
wa Gomozo. Me Wierzvlam,
ably mi moglo pom6dz, ale
cztery butelki wyleczy}y mnie
zupe1nie."
Ora Piotra Gomozo Wyle-
czy1o zjednalo sobie Wielu
przyjaci6l naWet miedzy ty-
mi, kt6rzy ME pokladali well
kie WARY " tenn lekarstvie.
Obecnie So oni najwiekszymi
lego przyjacio1mi.
Me pytajeie sic Q ORA. Pio-
ira Gomozo " aptekach. Me
lie to bowiem lekarstwo APP
teczne, lecz dostarczaja go
(wprost przez sWych aggen-
TOW gami wlasciciele DR.. Pc
ter Fahrney & Sons Co,
I112--118 So. HoYne ave,
lChicago,Il1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Skarb carski.

z Kilonii donosza do ga
zety Narodowej'', 70 przyby}f
tam torpedowiec rosyjski;
~przywi6zl on bardzo cenny
1adunek, zlozony 2 got6wkl
" zlocie j " klejnotach, ma
lezacych do. skarbu osobiste-
90 cara Mikolaja II. Ow skarb
zostanie zlozony " depozycie
y Oldenburgu. Wiadomnoosset:
ia, jak wszystkie ze zrodel
niemieckich, wymaga pot
Wierdzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

Pan domu, lubownik starozytnos-
ci. = Alez Magdaleno, jake ty mi
ogromna szkode wyrzadz1}as. stlu-
k1a6 ten WAGON, kt6rY byl juz pre-
szfo 800 lat starry.
Sluzaca. To i coz. Toe czas ma
niego, zeby sic dostaf miedzy sko.
rupy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
StrasZna Smiere.

Okropna smicrcia zgina} "
Frankfurcie w}asciciel fabry-
XII mebli, architekt Nieder-
hoefer. Gdy winda wjezdza}
ma g6rne pietro, winda wsku-
tex wadliwego urzadzenia
~pochwycila go i zgniot1a. A
by vydobyc zw}oki, trzeba
bylo winde rozraba6 ma sztu-
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
&C MOWA
. polskiej Boloria @olby, BaRSdSl!.

!, Mieszkaern II lat ma farnlach oko1o Brownsville " Todd County
Minnesota. tam mi sic podobaIo tax dlugo dop6ki ME zobaczy4em
innych okolc. Gdy pojecha}em do Thomas County, Kansas, pomy6lae
sobie zaraz, vide e 50 jeszoze lepsze kontry nz Minnesota l"
pi}em 800 ARROW. Grunt jest urodzajny rodzi wazyHko co fie zasa-S
ldzi ]ub zadeje.-M Market, czyli .byt, many dobry n wszystko co
farmer uchowa, sprzeaajemy wszystke z got6wke, q ME n wymiane.
ia przyvi0zlen 2 Minnesoty IS sduk bydfa $ koni, q pre-! oas zime
spotrzebowa4em tylko 5 fur siana, DO bydio sic pasfo ma trawle care Ii
me. W Minnesota spotrzebowa1em SO fur siana, PREY tenn j Stony do
zimowania mego byd}a. Deszczu many dosJt, j zboze Jest piekne:. yr
stem bardzo zadowolony. Zyczy}6ymrodakom zeby tutaj przybyli, DO
wiskonsinsskich 1ub minnesockich borach. J6zef Bieniek.
Chcecie sic schron;6 pred dluga zimq ma po}nocy to przyjedz,ie do
mas. Ccny grunt6w Cd 8 dol. "a akier iwyzej ma dhgie wyplaty: -.
Wolna pod16z da kupujsoyoh. Po polskie opisy mapy it'd. pis10ie 90
Waszego rodaka
G.I. MIoREa Pres. and:Mgr. Polona Colonization Co,
CORY, Thomas Go. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Wystawa gazet W Berlinie.

W salach przemys}owych
(Industrie- Festsaele) W Ber-
PREY ulicy Beutha, "
poblizu ,,spittelmarktu" u
wystawe gazot wy
chodzacych W pafstwie ME-
n,ieckim. So tam tez repre-
zentowane gazety polskie,
mazurskie i wendyjskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
.Bardzo niskie raty ma t1usty
wtorek " Nowy Orleanie, do
Mobile, Pensacola j Winter.
Resorts.


KolejaN North Western 2 powo-
du tlustsgo wtorku, tykiiety exkur-.
syjns : uwzgglednionem uprzywile-
joWanem przesiadaniem, sprzeda
wane beda do Nowego Orleanus
M obile i Pensacola, Cd q do 25
Lut go wlscynie. raz y6. lutego d.,
ppociagg6W, kt6re majja przybyt
do#poludnia27 Lpt+ggs Wzgglleed
mem okressem czasu do poWrotu.
kiety ex%kursyjjne 50 take nasprzr
daz kazdeg, dnia, pc z%nizonychs
rataeh, do gI66wnychszimowychW Wv
scieczek Stanaeh Ziiednoczonyeeh
Me1ico. znpeine inffor1nacvtee.
zstgsfnsid sie do agant6R koleiaG h1ii,a
god North-Western
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
U MALARIA.

Czego panowie sobie zycza??
80 Jestesmy bracmi cheielibys.
my ny :zonom naszym zrobiG niespo-.
,dzsiia.nl1kee 2 potretami, ale prosimy,
zeby pan mas tax wyma1owa1, ably
me- poznaly, kt6ry MAJ a ktory
brat!.-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

PAM domu (bardzo fla kobieta)
- Chociaz by1a6 u mnie ca}y rok "
s}uzbie, ME moge ci mic dobrego "
6wiadectwie napisa6.
s1u5aca. = To mic, ME potrzeba
Mech PAM tylko napisze, jak d}ugo.
u niej s~}uzy{am, to kazdy tax pc
wie:. to must bye bardzo dobra
~dziewczyna, kiedy u takiej sekutni
cy ca1y rok wytrwala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
W Sadie.

ssdzia. : "a rabunek ma publioz.
nej drodze, vypadt wyrok, ze poi
dziecie ma try lata do cuchthapsu j.
ma try lata utracicie prawa cho
norowe.
Z1oczyndca. To ostatnie wcale
mnie ME martwi, DO ia tax ma wy
bory nigdy ME chodsi1em.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

Zajmuje sic take pan J6zef W.
Jereczek ursadzaniem pogrzeb6wr
Dostarcza Karawanu czyi powczn
pogrzebowego j wog6h wykonuje
wszelkie czvnrckci pogrzebnika.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-12
Wanted to Lynch Him.

The Atlanta Journal says after
shooting a negro woman and her six-
year old son, George McHsnry, a ne
gro, narrowly escaped lynchlng late
Tuesdsy night at the hands OF mem.
bers + his own race About midnight
a negro row developed near the corner
OF Piedmont aYenne and Ellis street
During the controversy a bullet, said
to have bean fred by McHenry, passed
entirely through the shoulder OF the
child and afterwards landed In tbs
stomach of Its mother, who gave her
rame as Hsttis Griggs. Other negroes
present became highly incensed and
began chasing McHenry, with the
ayoved intention CT lynching him. 1t
is likely that the man would have
been roughly handled but for the op.
Fortune arrival Of Call Officers Dunton
ind Gallsher. who had speedily re-
sponded to telephone call. McHeDry
was arrested and Is now held at head
Quarters on the charge OF assault with
intent to murder. The injured wo-
man and child were carried to the
Grady hospital Both will probably
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ause they eat meat he an
Called Back

4 commercial traveller tor London
firm secured an order for S1,G0o In the
west Of England and, as it was not
duly acknowledged, wrote O letter to
the firm calling special attention to 1t
and saying. Il thought you would con-
slider such an order quite feather In
my cap"
In reply be received this note from
his principal: I'VE have fled your or
der and inclose for your cap the one
feather you require"
After a fortnight came another let
ter from the firm: "The people who
gave you the f1,000 order have failed
and we lose the goods. We have this
day sent to yor a bagful Of feathers
for you to fly home with, as we do
not want you out on the road for as
any more Strand Magazine.
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A Scoundrel Who Wants to be
Lyn~ned Badly.
The Columbia Record says Wednes.
day morning 8 negro carpenter entic.
ed the ten year. old daughter OF well
known white citizen into building
where he was working. There be In.
:ulted the little girl several times,
with grossly immoral suggestions and
obscene actions. She told her fsther
Of the occurrence and he started i'm.
nediatsly tor the scene. A. shooting
afrsy that would have terminated
fatally, for the negro. at least, was
probably averted By the appearance
Of policeman just bsfors the fathers
arrival.
The negro vas locked up forthwith
and shortly afuerward was given 8
hearing before city recorder. Record
er Stanley was very sorry that be
c; uid not impose punishment In
keeping with the prisoners cfense,
but be gave the brute all that the law
allowed, . sentence Of sl00 fine or
thirty days, with ten minutes st the
expiration Of his time on the gang in
which to leave the city, never to re-
turn. The case was heard in the Of
fee Of Chief Of Police DAILY, so as to
avoid sensation. Probably this pre-
caution aGerted at least an attempt
at summary violence by outraged
citizens. The names in the case will
be withheld from the public, at the
request of Recorder Stanley and Chiet
DsIy, as trouble might develop II the
tscts were generally known. The ne
gro vas scared half to death and GLAD
~ promised to leave the city for gooc
the minute he is released.
While the hrute's actions were su:h
as would n ske the blood Of every
good citizen boil with Indignation, he
did not get far enough to bring the
case within the Jurisdiction OF the
general sessions court. About the
only way in which he could have been
handled was 5hrcugh the bread and
general terms Of the city oroinancs
regarding fsnses OF this nature, and
tee few people acquainted with the
csrcu instances are satifed thai d..
Stanley disposed Of the matter in the
best way.
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Upon the su; jsct Of the Democrats
chances Of securing ajority In the
House The Herald further says:
TT is frankly admitted that no hv.
ing man who feels there will he loss
Of forty Congressional districts to his
party can safely make the prediction
that the loss will not be fifty or per-
hsps more. q loss Of ffty-si1 districts
would tie the House. This Is due
sntireIy to almost unparrslled condi-
tions which prevail in the Republican
party organ cations in dczsn states
and to sgitation along Sccislisttc
lines tor the destruction OF parties
which is now sweeping along like a
prairie fire."
twill be sesn that thess districts,
which are conceded as lost to the Be.
publicans in the next elections are
mainly those which we're carried dur
ing the landslide in favor Ct Mr,
Roosevelt. in the campaign in which
the main issue was Roosevelt himself.
The Herald goes on to say that With
serious troubles in New York, New
jersey, Ohio. Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts and Iowa, the situation Is
more serious to the Republicans than
one would at first suppose. Taking
account OF this situation, 1t has bsen
su2 gested that it adds another very
important -eason from the & puoli'
can standpoint, why President
Roosevelt should again be entered
for the campaign OF 1903 Many Re
publican leaders still believe that his
popularity would again sweep the
country.