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Scott one remembers that raTior-
MIA senator was accused ut pauriue
forth Dis public sympathy far tbs
"Cutfaus an the Hover Il congress
hut We fryf sure that man vt -a
mueh j,annE euuid aaN. been 81
NJsfeful With his vovrI4 at camf1--
SION. let us rs Just Tines. u#u mat
or may unt nave bought their WY futn
the senate. but Ue SHAH always Houa
u3t they have Speaking acauaut-
auee with thr aieHauarz- Ex
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Mr.. cARNEGlEs MAGIC.

Andrew carnegie s.es bis way t.
universal peace. and la his view the
matter Is auue simple. The kaiser
huldS u h~ hollow ut hts hands t0.
d-~Hntr~ rf the whole world IT. is
tho god in tho machine WINS, magic
wand can bill the storm De- sim Thus
Mr. Carnegie writes 60 Eepr,-yptatiy,
HafTha'dt II Missouri who is rre-t-
dsEt Of tae American group Il TIE
rtafparliameutafy union now IN SEES
-fan in berlin
II were fu Berlin ami had IA word
ta sas u. fsaus Il uecsssarilv would
hau ~ ,He direction. I=lauuut escape
thu aoH-iau that the abolition II
war among civilized nations as a mode
"f settling International disputes is
very easily accomplished Their viii
De- ehr man tn Berlin white your ruu-
grrss is N session vino only has &c.
speak tie word II the German en-
rsrar ever realized his manifest dos
tiHe f'Jsr y Md follow. He Has it
H hi tauE= On abolish war among
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-. ~ W s'' '''''.'''. France aud iF"
'.''..S 10 u ne WIN MN m de-
''''' .''.. ..' world mas con-
'''2 ,s' =. i'.'s Hherhana and is H
.'s2'''''' anu simultaneous eammuni-
- que lt''' WIN another the i'm
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Remington Typewriter Agency pa
pr. Carbon. Ribbons Don \ Stew
art Nome Realty Bldg Phone Main
2oS
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Blair Privat. stock q, tn. Bank.
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

Ta Michael Cioldberg, his heirs aud as
signs
YIN are hereby notified that the un-
dersgued has expended more than the
sum Of une hundred dollars $1,000 on
The following placer mining claim. for
each Of the years 1906 aud 1907. to-wit.
The Louisiana bench claim. situated
ON the east sid Of Bourbon creek. trib-
utaft II Snake river. in tile Cape Nome
Mining District District Of Alaska.
aud You are further notified that II
Won do not. within ninety 900 days
from the date II final publication here
If. cause 10 DE paid to the undersigned
v"ur propnrtiopate shares II such ex-
renditure IS co-owner your interests
ia said claim will become the property
Il the undersigned, under section 23e4
Revised Statutes Of the United States
EMIL wELANDER.
ROBERT wELANDER.
Co-Owners
Date II first pub oct 3. 1905
Date of last pub, Dec %. 1905.
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ALASKA POETRY

Tan aazrr paHar BASKETS II Alaska
uss.-Ilpsr~ arr #I.H - fHI, with
he product ef northern poets. ur
course. this fact is d8r altogether t.
the lack of poetic knowledge ON The
Part uf tho Alaskan 5ft critic. who IN
various occasions .fs dt-t-=ead rs
aur f-# stroke ami WftHa farefHr. Hrf
iHarrt-rfg eNrressiua mo ambition II
e7m. ar5u~c-HdeutIe sweet singers
- 81 rHr the critic uF NORTH is uet a
poet III. muses. PASSED nm up like
white chip aHd ieft him sour and
eae"u-. Therefor. whenever br gets
2 chance Hc eau-iruz T. oblfeuu HE
favored If rae And. alas
this chance eoms- To him very r.
mrntlv DAY after das month 4ftal
month aHd YEAR aeer y-1r t-r poetic
thoughts of the population Hood a
Iaa ltm and MI as a.-N some Il
1he=r efus.ous maL Shakespeare f5aE
tEa 4irz cents .na some Il tham
don't To HIrd of Atau is placed At
decided di-aatautaey when It COME
trr question Of unconscious rum7r
for instance. the inspired local poet
who recently described the tundra as
natures softest carpet" hH co., nail
so straight eH the head tGat every
mushsr Who eyer carried rarG, nsar
Nom, would recognize his genius n
once,
et course. most F-eflr heer heard
the translation of Holaco.s famous
phrase about poets heing born and not
made. tint tne great trouble is that
most of them of certain class sur
tivtd their natal day
Good poetry IS beautiful thing no
Doubt. and even clever verse. which Is
very different thing. ought - De- ae-
ceptab'e but both ara 20 a hopeless
minority Hundreds ar men and
Wemeu have been turned on wrong
course hH tho thought that men like
Robert Burns GAINED srme withaui
much education ami il .rnuld always
hr remembered taat Hu,us Is mem
toned III uat respect because bc IS a
ee'ahleexeept
The present age is lard. matter
of-fIci me. and there is very Ittlr
time for ~cutimcntality, unless It be
powerfully presented indeed. The eel
idtorial department alwa S gives NOR,
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AT THE CRESCENT.
RoomS-The cIeanest, most COM
Portable iu Nome.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Wild Gouse Mining 4 Trading COM
ipnny. location II principal place ot
business. san Francisco. California
f'catiou of works. Nome. Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held
on the second day Of october. zoos. an
assessment, M. =. Of ten cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation. payable immrdi-
ately in United States gold coin In the
Secretary at the office Of the company.
Room 5o4 West Coast Life building.
s5I Pin. .'rart san Francisco. cali
foruia
ANY stock upon which this assess
mcnt shall remain unpaid ON the 18th
day Of November 1908. will be- deIin-
qucnt and advertised for sale at public
auction. aud. unless payment is made
before. viii b. sold on Saturday. the
second day Of January. 1909 to pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with the CO.. - advertising and ex-
pcuses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
THOMAS TURNER.
Secretary.
Office room. 7o4 West Coast Life
building 81 Pine street. san Fran
cisco. California.
Date If first publication. oct. :.
Date ~ last publication. Nov. =
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NOME. ALASKA. ocr Il. 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
School Days.

The CIierokces have more day schools
and more Indian teachers than all the
other tribes combined.
Last month there were registered in
tic New York public schools %. 100
more pupils than for the same time a
year ago.
or the 20.0o0c0o children who stop.
red school in June last fully 5.oO0.O0o
we're missing in September most Of
These of an age that should still be at
t!eir studies.
Dwight Clark, aged sevcnty-Gve. Is
Tie Oldest teacher in the Springfield
Nlass.i public schools. lie Is not only
il,e oldest in years. but also the oldest
IN point OF service. having taught for
an uninterrupted period of afty-eisht
years
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Brevities
THE HALL OF FAME.

Mmc. Tetrnzzlul who once sang for
$50 month. now sings for s.. 800 an
evening
Richard Il. Nixon has served forty
years continuously rs financial clerk
OF the United States senate.
DIR. George I. Adams has returned to
Washington from Peru. where since
,"Oo he has bren chief gcologlst 10 the
government of Peru.
Andrew l.. Powers walked to Bath
from Ph'ppsbure. Nc. recently. took
dinncr. bought big whcclbnrrow and
wheeled II home. He snid That he was
In n hurry for 1t. Mr.. Powers Is ninety.
three years old.
Williams college claims the Oldest
living graduate OF any college In the
United States. lie Is William Rankin
or the class OF 1881. Mr.. Rankin is now
nlncty-eight years old and resides with
his son. Professor w. NJ Rankin OF
Princeton university.
vladimir Poulsen. the Danish in
ventor. who Is only thirty.eight wears
old. is the son OF isdge In the high
criminal court of Copenhagen. lie has
succeeded In making wireless telephon-
lc connection between Lyngby and
Weiscnscc, distance OF $50 miles.
Representative Frank Orrcn Lowdcn
or Illinois Is one OF the brainiest mon
In The lower house. He was admitted
tn the bar when only twcnty-six years
old and for some time was professor
ut the Northwestern uniyor,jtv ,,ut
president OF the LAW club OF Chicago.
Nine. Schumnnn Hcink. the famous
contralto. announces that two OF her
sons. Henry and Hans, are at present
studying singing IN Chicago and both
arc going 20 have wonderful bass
voices. She says. They will both he
singing In opera before | have fin
ishcd."
Captain Jay J. Morrow. who has been
promoted TO major of the engineer
corps. U. s. a.. is Pennsylvania by
birth and is thlrty-seven years old lie
graduated FROM West Point In 1891 and
was with the army in Cuba during the
Spanish war and was LATER in the Phil.
ipp!nes.
DR.. Il. w. Naylor. lecturer on music
aud organist ut Emmanuel college.
Cambridge. England. has been award.
cl the Ricordi $4,000 prize for nh orcru
ili English by Il British born composer,
The prize opera Is called THE Ange.
''ls." 1t deals with the search for the
elixir OF life and the tragedy which
follows the finding OF IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Home Remedies.

A raw egg swallowed Will dctach a
fish bone in the throat
II baby Suffers from eatachc. it'll.
rnselinc rubbed behind the ear affected
VIII. it is said. give case ut once.
A simple way to relieve sore throat
is to take lump OF resin about rs
large rs walnut put It into nm old
teapot. pour on boiling water and then
put the lid on and place the spout In
Nonr mouth. The steam will prove
very beneficial In allaylng inliaunla.
ton.
For rheumatism try the very simple
care Of hot water. Tase Mt least n
pint before retiring at night. The OBJ
jcct OF taking hot water late at night
II that during the hours you are rest
Ing and the digestion Is not being tried
the hot water can do Its work Oh the
E,strlc juices
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
New Coa||Dg Record Established
at c. 6 0. Pier l2.
STEAMER. IN PORT twelve HOURS
Three Thousand Five Hundred and
Eiahty-tw Tons of Coal Dumped
Into the Ravenscrais at Rate Of
a25 ~, Tons an Hour.

new coaling record for this port
was established at Chesapeake &
OHIO coal pier No. IL yesterday In
loading the American steamship
Ravenscraig. Il total of 3.5S2 tons OF
coal being dumped into the vessel In
II working hours. The average rate
Of dumping was 325 I'll tons an
honr. whereas the previous record
was SO l-2 tons an hour. established
IN loading the American steamship
Maiden ut pier ~ on December 7 and
last year
Tho Rayonscraig arrived In por,
from Providence early yesterday
morning and was warped into a l.,rth
nj pier II shortly after Z O'Clock. She
began loading at 1880 o'clock and nj
= o'clock Yesterday evening her cargo
OF 3.iS2 tons was aboard and In adj
dition she had taken 100 tons of fuel
coal. making the total 3.5S2 tons. The
vessel steamed for Providence yester-
day evening after being in port ex-
nctly ~ hours.
= ms steamer has bccn plying In the
coal trade hero for some time. being
loaded by the Warren &. MONKS Coal
Company. She is what is known as
a "sclf-trimmin." coal vessel. tho
ha'chways being so slopcd that the
coal dumped into the vessel trims
itself
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Flippant filings.

Cupid is wise little chap. lie leads
the couple to the altar, then quits the
gime.-Chicago News.
Slender girls are said TO be fashion
able. However. the fact that pro
visions are to be cheaper may change
all thnt.-Washlngton Star
According TO the British Medical
journal. lying is often caused by ndi-
Ersiion. Then politics must be the
most dyspcptic OF occupations = RocIl.
ester post-Exprcss.
II is some comfort to know that the
price OF woodcn legs has fallen to the
lrwcsi figures In years. Now Is tho
lime 10 saw your leg of aud get the
advantage OF cut rates. Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Calendar for Today.
WILL BE TowED UP COAST
oisnantlcd Schooner Sarah w. Law.
renee Loading Coal Carqo.

The big four mast,l schooner Sar-
IN W. Lawrence. which was disman-
lied OF The coast of Virginia during
a violent storm about the first OF
February arrived at This. port yester-
DAY morning from Norfolk in tow of
II tug and was locked on the north
side OF coal pier No J, where she Is
taxing a cargo of coal for Boston.
me Lawrence has been undcreo ding
repairs at Norfolk for the past month.
hui she Is still dismantlcd and will
nave TO be iowcd to New England.
Her Sanasts were lost overheard off
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Spoken Regarding the Wo 4 of
Cooper in Boston.
OHIOAN Is A BENIFAcTOR
Mas an Entire Stranger When Nc
Went to Boston and Has Won His
Way Into the Esteem Of General
Public.

Boston, March 3--The most inter.
"sting feature of the enormous sale OF
the Cooper preparations. now going on
in this city. Is what the medicines are
actually accomplishing among the
people of Boston.
AT tho commencement of his visit
here MIR. Cooper prophesioi LAT dur
ing the latter part OF his stay he
would receive hundreds of callers iai
ly who camc simply to thank him for
what the preparations had done lIr
also stated that stomach ironlic Is
the foundation for great many dis.
eases. and that his New Discovery. as
II Is called. would prove very effective
In all cases Of rheumatism. simply by
getting the stomach In working order
That this prophecy has been ful-
illcd cannot be doubted after half.
hour spent Al the young mans head
quarters. listening TO what his callers
have to say.
4 reporter who watched TO asccr-
tain. If possible. some light on the
rcasonssfor tho immcnsity OF Coopcrs
success. interviewed about twenty OF
MS callers yesterday afternoon The
statements made by those seen inii-
cato That physicians who claim that
Cooper Is merely a passing fad, have
not looked into the facts.
Some of these Statcmcnts were as
follows:
Mr.. Mitchell Frederick. liyin,, nj
les Clifton Street. North Cambridge.
Mass. was enthusiastic. lilo said. II
nave had painful experience with
rheumatism and stomach trouble. The
rheumatism affected my knees md
feet. which at times were so pumfull,.
swollen that ! could not bear my
weight upon them, ana caused mo i
great deal OF suffering. My stomach
was an out OF order--poor appetite
ahd distress after meals. tried both
doctors and patent mcdicines. but
neither did mo any good.
u heard of Cooper and his theory
On diseases. and was persuaded 10
'e't his claims. am well satisfied
win rolnlts. ana believe Cooper has
me right idea. for after taking soy
eral bottles of his New Discovery
medicine my stomach is IN first class
condition, and the rheumatism has
almost entirely disappeared. now
cat wcll and experience no trouble
Whatever.
Another statement was made BY Il.
u. Clarke. who lives Mt 40 NIassarhu-
sets Avenue. Cambridge. Mass. MIR.
Clark said: My wife has had scln-
tic rheumatism for ten years. 1t he
came so lad in one limb that she
could MOI be trusted alone on the
street for fear of falling. II caused
hcr great suffering. ana although she
mas tried nearly everything. she WAS
unable 10 obtain permanent relief.
she was persuaded TO try the new
preparation introduced in Boston by
M. Cooper ana the first bottle rave
immediate relief, In all she has taken
Tour bottles and now feels perfectly
wei. She gives all the credit 10 the
cooper medicines. certainly appre
ciatc The benefit my wife has derived
from the use Of these remedies and
do not hesitate TO recommend them To
people suffering from rheumatism.
) other statements taken from those
VINO had previously tried The meli
cines seem TO prove that Coopers
success throughout the country is
genuine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Her Thirteenth Birthday

Miss Belle Williams celebrated her
9Th birthday Monday evening at her
nome. 1881 Twenty eighth street by
entertaining party of her young
friends Those present were: Misses
Matte Lnkhoard. Rose Mildred. Hill
dred League, Ruth Bradley. Hattie
Asknc and Louise Williams; Messrs.
Fred Ives, Penn Cornelius, Leroy VIII
lams and Clements Williams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Stray Horse pled

a morse owned by Mr.. j. W. Court
hey vas found mt Washington avenue
ana Twcnty-cighth street about 4
o clock Yesterday morning by Patrol
man Fisher aud was taken TO the
CITY jail yard by the officer. Three
hours later when one OF the officers
nj The station house went into tho
yard TO look after the animal II was
round that the horse had died.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
-s7---------t~----
LOOKING FOR A MATCH.
Joe Turner Offers to Nice, Any Loo

Joe Turner Offers TO Meet Any Local
/ Wrestler.
In communication addressed to the
sporting editor of the Daily Press,
Frank Mccormick. of Washington. n.
c.. manager for Joe Turner. weller.
weight wrestler. states that Turner
would like To arrange n match with
Jennie Jones or any other wrestler
of this city.
The communication states that Tur-
ner recently won the wcltcrwcIeh.
Championship of the South ana that
lie VIII soon meet wrestlers of Rich
mond. Roanoke and Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Feb uary Coal Shipments.

During The month OF February the
total coal dumpings Al the Chesapeake
u Ohio osl docks was 224.293 tons
Ihis Is Il GAG tons in excess Of the
,o'al dumpines IN February. 1907. but
Is slightly less than The dumpings
during the same month of 1906
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Crop Notes.

a good celery crop pays $500 in acre.
An average WELD Of ginger In Ia
'i3aica is ahort 1000 pounds an acre.
The last Brazilian harvest yielded a
surplus OF 100000 tons OF wheat for
export.
The area under cotton In India last
year wns l6,e2o.oo0 acres against 49,
6is,009 acres the previous year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Daughters 81 confedcr,cv

John w. Daniel Chapter Daughter
of the Confelcracy. will hold its rcrn.
AR monthly meeting at the Yonnr
Mon Christian Association building
nj o'clock this afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Coal For West Indies.

WIN AN aggregate of about 1900
IONS of coal aboard, the British steam.
ShinS Norlisern and Capcnor which
arrived here Monday from New York
cleared Yesterday for the West Indies.
inc Vortigern will 80 to ST. Thomas
and INC Capcnor to st. Lucia. Dotn
vessels VIII get underway today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
rhree steamers ohartered

Three foreign steamships are char.
,ered 10 load fun careocs of coal
mere this month for the naval coallng
stations on the Pacific coast. One of
these vessels. the Falls; of Moncss. Is
due here now ana the other two
should arrive next week They win
'akc an aggregate of about lj.u,.,
tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04

Winter Quarter ightship, but her
booms are on board. After discharg-
ing at Boston she will be towcd TO
Bath. Nc. where new masts. will be
stepped and she will rc fitted out for
sea again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Hartman Men Chosen.
(By Associated Press. ,

Wy FSaUCIHlpd PTcS9.
CHICAGO, ILL, March 3-Thc long
struggle for control of the Illinois
Genital Railroad was ended. at least
temporarily, today. when the often
adjourned annual meeting of rtock-
holders held its final session and ell
cctcd four directors. Hartman men
were elected
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Last Cabinet pinne- Of senson
t6y Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March , -
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
were the guests of honor at notable
dinner given tonight by Secretary oil
OF Commerce and Labor and Mrs
Straus. This function brought to a
conclusion the soiics of cabinet din
ncrs for the season
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Baltimore Prosperity Convention

I'd! NSSUUIdtcu PreSsl
BALTIMORE. MD, March 1.-The
session of the Prosperity Convention
tonight. which was largely attended.
was addressed by Representative
iohh II. Small of North Carolina;
president w. w. Finley of the South
em aRilway, and Theodore p. Price
of New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
S. a. [. T. Meet NV Lam

NOI'FOlk. VA. March 3--Isacc,,-
tive Operating Officer Garrett Of tho
Scaboarl Air Line Railroad, today
promulgated general order, opein-
tive IN ouehout the system; carving
INTO effect the nine hour law for all
operators in the operating department
The change goes into effect tomor-
row.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04

Every coin has an diverse and a
reverse side hasn't ~"
Yes" replied the pcssimisi 'rh-
diverse side s thc one invariaDly
call whcu he coin il tossed up: The
reverse side il su ca'!ci iruausc IL
makes you lose Minneapolis Josrnal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Captain Mech Ret,,rn,

IHptalh Mech. skipper OF ,..c
schooner James w. Paul, ,Ir.. who has
Deen spending several days with his
family at Baltimore, will return here
ms morning. The James w. Paul
will sail today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Accepts Position Acre

Mr. w. w. Royal. formerly chief
matchmaker OF tho Sllvcrthorn COM
pal'y. of lynchhurg. has accepted 4
position with Mr.. j. II. Spraguc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Coal for Naval s,a,ior

The new flvcmastcd schooner Gov
ernor Brooks. Captain Mcleod, sailed
Yesterday for Bradford. II. l.. with n
cargo of coal consigned to the Unit
cl States naval coaling station at
that place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Leap Year and airthdav PARTY

Miss JOY Crosscr of 27l0 Wauhing-
ton avenue. will celebrate her 18th
birthday tomorrow evening by Civ
Ing Leap Year and birthday party
to he" friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Cleared.

steamer Vortieern (Br) Durkic. ST
Thomas-Berwind- White Coal Com
pany.
Steamer Capenor (Br.) Timothy. ST
Observation-Disclosures Coal Compa-
steamer Tioga (Brl Mcdonald.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Ohio
Coal and Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
Sailed.

Steamers Waccamaw, Trott. Port
iand; Ravenscreis. Johnson ,Provi-
Schooncrs Governor Brooks. Nc
l-cod. Bradford. II. H.: William c. Car
negie. IIodgkins. Portland
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-04
SH PIPING REPORT.
Tuesday, March 3, 1908.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Tiosa (Br.) Mcdonald. Sa
binc Pass-io Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal and Coke Company for bunker
coal.
steamer RaNenscraig, Johnson. Pro
N,uehce--to Warren & Monks Coal
Company in ballast.
schooner Sarah W. Lawrence
Nov:e, Ncriolk-to New River Con-
solidated Coal Company In ballast.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1908-03-27
a Curious Grace.

The most curious form, or rather
expression, Of grace after meat which
] have ever cone across was that Gus.
tomary at Clffords Inn, Que Of the
vanished inns Of chauaery The soci-
ETY. consisted Of two distinct bodies.
the principal and rules and the Kent,
ish mess, each body having It's own "a
BE. At the conclusion Of tue dinner
-he chairman of the Kcntish mess. first
lowing 10 the principal Of the inn.
took from the hands Of the sorvitor
some small rolls or loaves of bread
aud without saying a word dashed
them several times on the table. after
which they were taken away. Solemn
silence relieved only by the thumps
prevailed during this curious suggti,
tute for verbal grace.--Cor. London
Chronicle