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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
JEFFERSON COUNTY EAia

10 not Tall TO attend the Jefferson
county Fair at Smithfield. o., We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday. Septem-
Der 20. 26 and %. 1912 Three fast
races each Gay. large entry of speed
horses. hne exhibits. good attractions.
elegant midway. Everything books
right, sounds right and is right at the
Smithfeld Fair. Come and bring your
friends. CHARLES GALBRAiTH,
2arrafary
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EYES TESTED FREE
~ ~ srpin cis.ses dfiri ssi fufr..i,si. -
Why Consult Or. Noka7

2. - s.esrssli,r r,guil visits = ~. ev-auiiy ~
mterr Feafa ard 80 nFfafalef rfFiIr-rrf a-n~far
80 r-pulafion. is rra-t-e u l1fsf etrunie a.
80. - - has aprul pfaetIra.T ~ Dc ne N ~
fertr 80 80 4 ~ s.Fy 49, r. q gel $50 ~
frtrfre clrHFta funITf ~ nTr ~ r1 wf1
f4ls n obtain Ifarfirr r'arwfrTr. A.
f1uths = ~ rstsrs - Nm ~ forsr ratror-
g.rt - = - ~ rs ~ 1ef-rtlor iron 900
rafcnl family ~ f7-re he 49, 80 drreni rfsa
at fHnedIna Earh N1la Il freafri rfrarnffiV wffh
rerre - aartrf e1rf rf sffnai frlrlllr strsa-h
EuFEnG Il aFuiied IT, nfrrrua rrfsfirf r-f -
e.ine.s eQee.s tfe-toas 49, ~ earh 80 f-sart
i1a feil hnfhirn hsfta. 80. Mrr rerr~arF. rrerrl
1s-uts drv.-i 80 farf $50 - ssi tks s--. =
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Fhrmers will be interested In IN. an
nouncement OF Wallace weatherson who
ives on the DR.. P1ndley farm back OF
nASisnd. that he will cell AL Of his stock
and farm implements at public eals on
Oetoper zsth. and no doubt many OF
them viii attend.
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Tunsral To-dax.

The funeral OF the late Charles John
son Will be held from the home OF
ihonas Williams, brother-in-Iaw Of the
deceased. on North Seventh street a, ;
o'clock this Afternoon.
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Promotion and Rally pay viii he Oh
served ~ the Snadyside pr~sbyeerfsr,
= lhnhF scnogi NEXT sunday. serfsnlhsr
prepared ~ p"eh
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with "a serious miahap while ~rorti,g
an AUTOMOBILE yesterday The snxfre
oeck- tired the crank flying bark and
stIlNinE me young man on the riEht
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large posters calling attention 20 the
y tnins OF the Republican campaign in
tn,s district were distributed yesterday
calling attention TO the biz mass meet
M 70 ne held al Steubenviile. on the
evening Of the 2sth
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Funeral services over the remains OF
John McDaniels. who died last sunday
from injuries sustained while working
were held yesterday afternoon at tho
home in Kirkwood and n large number
OF friends gathered TO pay their last
respects 20 the deceased. Rev. Neei con
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- m-etlnF ~ tho registrar ~ ftf.
49, 80, ~ tlhe insmhers ~ the board ~
-ei1 ~ The office % Mayor tvassrn.r
Thursday evening "i'ah'
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Roherf Tablet ono ~ tie cifv's oldest
inhahiferf4. dief yesterday afternoon ~
.lf home on Nailroad street Kirtwnod
eilrI here many veara ffe was n mem
her - ne - A r.. having enlisted IN
TIE Forty third ohio REGIMENT when but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

The English Lutheran League will
give social tomorrow night IN their
church here. where refreshments will
be served and the evening spent IN a
Jolly good. sociable way. Everybody in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

Ihe oHicials seem To have gained n
strngle hold on the dipthsria situation
here with the closing OF the schools
and picture shows. as no new cases
have been reported for several days
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ne Laughiin hot mill men who have
neth enjoying a few days OF leirure as
a result OF shortage ia the supply OF
sheet bars. will go back to work Today
according to their turn
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A special meeting OF the local wood
row Wilson. Cluo has been called for TO-
morrow evening 10 be held al the rssu-
iaI quarters In the Shreye-Hervey block.
Several speakers who have been an
gssed TOT the occasion will address the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

Mrs George Duncan, ~ Woodstock
Va, who was euroute from that place 20
the home Of her br0thsr-in-law. Thomas
Williams. on North Seventh street 20
attend the funeral Of her brother. Chas
Johnson. was n passenger on the H. q
q. train which was wrecked az Benwood,
early yesterday morning. and was among
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
Bad WRECK Ter,

Many local people rushed TO the Juno.
ton yesterday morning about $40 ia
witness tie railroad wreck which oc.
and others helped the I'M ured from ths
1wreo kage and they were taken 10 the
hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

The local lodge ~ Earfrs heia q vel
attended meetinE IN their rooms last
nient - which they took 40 scversi
matters q Interest Meetings hrrsaft
vii - held every Tuesday MINT. in
stead ~ every other week. a. has been
nc custom during The summer
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DISEASES o. MoMEh

- ~ o, sc.sa suf-r frua sgrss few ~ q
~ n es,ref, 80 llsns rlis-rsils
- nj -. rs--sr,, ~ - lTo-c. 30, Fs-f ii
~ recrs.y ~ dargcrrua cr~rufaars ard ~rrnsiva 80
80 Hcatm~nf r Nots'a rre1isnsrf a karas ris
- rlFe ru- remedy. Earh rara 4 fr-rfsf nara-
tst.T - rsne,h- sdff,rd - sseh M vit1si. No
atna eHnlI 1afi1rs. No rprrafiu~a RarrsI sc
n.fs.4 80 81 b. usrd prTarv Nrrr ffan ons- -
~ lr Nlks.a rafIsrfa wornsr Wffr III r51 rar-st
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DISEASES o. MEN

N1rs - . prrtel 81 rorc fraud T. prart 80 On fhs
80. ~ tl.n ~ 1ftrt 49, rrfcrfuHate
~ ~ rrfIted - = nrrI flr Nrfn s~rrr
- 80 Se.k. nerreus. hTute- dTrr dis-curasrf ~
snrfl9 ifnrn arf lafaaa rHlas ~ nlrnrre ss7aHaea
clrtaHcrs inrurrfelsIf ffrr ffFrnf
80 % 80 hyr-rs srfsf a rfsysfelsr.s afyfes -
- AnAs frnfaIra fnFfrafIrr that rrHaHf aHF
rgana - s,pela tn.s. 49, frert1ns 80 hrns frrat-
llert Mt ~ r1ur nav ~ rfrI aa-frrs
dfufa - saprraf. he rck 49, "a rfFrrfIsa 49,
ee.teI. m.i.l nrrs rsfsrf rsIrir~ Nafsf a - =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25

Inc Progressive party, or Bull Moose
VII hold a mass meeting at the rtty
ouilding on next Saturday evening. Ths
purpose Of the meeting Is TO effect a per.
nanent organization and organiEs o
marching club.
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rerFires wa Pc held ln the school,
mouse o. Pinch Eun. each sunday cen
lnt nfner the auspices ~ the r-rf.-
, hristian Endeav0r Society ~ south
-ellalre -Ilymeu ~ The Varfoua demon
nations VIII have charge ~ the seriver
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Bridgeport Briefs.

dCcted the services and interment was
made In Weeks cemetery.
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AT Roma Theater

Tonight at the Roma theatre on Bel
mont street -Four nev reels will be
shown. For the Honor OF the Tribe"
Bison; War Game In New York" THAI:
a Life for a kiss" American: The
Blood Stain" eolax-
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REMEMBER

Iet ~ Nsts lnvis s-.rrtne vestTsfion n ~ vcrh
80 mrfls. fraf b. Hi rrfrrnrf 30 fn1rf frifrIa
- peterta. - f-fu ~ mfrf1 rssrf pragre in Us
eurnrnIfF. Ihat his rterrrs fer ari rrssnais
fhai ~ rrqresf rorkira Or rcd hssi
tafa r. afr'y To- rrafrnf No. 'rrrTfarf n ~ ~
~ ~ tr~sfr,rrf rrf HnrI saflrH arTrIrfr rH
lares eas ofienifles To- faYs n 49, r. hr lives
o1sfa NJ = tsH arHrr|ffr rlHraa n fHsafHrrrf.
ert- q re- noasist. lraeea susr~riions o. low
aooaEss ata co~suslcsrtons 70
-. voNs. ~. q.
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trustees and the county commissioners
viii be held At St C1airsville. to-day.
Several important matters will be given
attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
MOTHERS
GFRIEND

ant mothers which contains much
valuable Information. and many sus-
Restions % helpful nature.
BRADFiELD REGULATOR CO.. Au..,.. c..
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her removal 20 the hospital was nsds
necessary By the nervous shock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
EMBLEM COMMITTEE
For Halloween Csisbra.ion VIII n..t
a. Headquarters This
Morning.

a meeting Of the emblem committee
Tor the Halloween celebration will BE-
held this morning ~ O'CLOCK IN the
committees headquarters. room No
BIS. SchmulbaCh Building and IL H.
Ikely that several styles OF emblema
will ho submitted
Ne tho analr viii be n public csiebra-
tgn ana D. being arranged Jointly by
cinerent ORGANIZATIONS. those IN charge
urga person having any suggestions 10
oner. o. submit them. ~ haF been aug-
frftfd mat appropriate poems and
songs be composed for the occasion
Trousers can he neatly creased with
ont removal from their wenrer or irons
that have been patented by a Connec-
ticut man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
THE THEATRE

Mics Eleanor Monten. than whom
there Is no more versatile and accomp-
lished actress now appearing in the
popular price field. will be aht AZ
traction at the court Theatre for two
nights AMI matinee. commencing to-
morrow. Thursday night. Sept 2sth.
Miss Montell has a new play tbis
season. entitled a Woman's Name d"
~ Anthony Strong. and IL 10 said
that ne has provided cloverely con-
structcd drama with the race problen,
az the Interesting theme.
VIII DE emembcred that Miss
Montell established herself solidlv -
n toVorite daring her appearance IN
Al the McrcS Of Tiberius." In which
she enjoyed great personal success
. mere VIII be matinee Friday.
three performances
Tile Yankee Prince" George N
'ohans big musical comedy success
Whlch comes TO the Court this Satur-
oay. matinee and night. contains n
real story IN the construction Of
which MI. tohan has taken as his
meme IN" international marriage
question. ilankiyn Fielding. a chi
chEo miilipnairc. goes % Europe IN
search ~ titled foreigner as "a
husband for his only daughter ua
hnds one m London In the person az
the Earl ~ Weymouth. cadd.rh
sort NJ subject ~ King Edward Tho
miilionairr's vile and daughter. how
ever. 10 10 take kindly 20 the Earl
IN view ~ the face that the daughter
mas met Nr. Percy Springer. a young
man hnilinv from pittsburE. ana
known In London ~ the Yankee
Prince. l. is around tho efforts OF
young Spinner 70 break Miss Fild-
ing's cuRags fnent 10 the titled Eng
lishman tha, Mr Cohan has woven
hls plot. wni~h o.. ~ course. pienfi-
fullr purc;uafcd with musical num-
h"rs and chorus ensembles Tom
Lewis. The Unknown" who e. beinr
starred in THE Yankee Prince" thts
season VIII Do seen in his original
part ~ steve Daily" the Chicarl
sporting nGr who while ln Londpl
seeks an irtf 0duftion Go the king hv
WY ri letter from John T. sullivan.
Ihe sale n seats VII open tomorrow.
Al the orphsur-.
Tho bis GO ffaf vaudeville BIN now
u'lriug ~ De- Ornheum Theatre wiz
cnme to n close after matinee fhia
afternoon grd Tho usual two perform
arceT tonight 70 certainly haq been
banner crow0q that this bon has been
drawing 10 the popular Orpheun AMI
for the irs' three days 81 this week
The crowds have broken nu records
from IRE f0N Once standpoint a
Fumme~ WIDOW with n cost ~ ten
players proved The biz drawing rnri
and ~ if witt smiles that rho attaches
meet The patrons these pleasant even
inEs ~ they enter the doors m this
cory niar house Alex Thomas. Oh
Grcci7r qftouC man. the two gIhrons
and Allen, ard Byron and Blanche as
well o. Tirs Elsie Marie will an close
their cnra frrcrt tonight and DO will
be another on efar vaudeville hiI
'r1f VIII sfarf me ban aroUine 90.
morrow. con nercinr with me usual
dolly matinee Ias' nisht there YER
several theatre parties given and ail
over ~ hf- audience one could SOC
many = Ntcciinrs smart Fcf who
ppiauded cterv act on me big bill
The usual uafinoe will DO given this
nfternonn a' 2.80 ~nd two perform
a.ccs t0niEE
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Eyery Afflicted Man and Waman

noee - thess synptons. Thsy rsturss waning
-ss I. =. s.s-., -, =, fS- ~ Jsngsss
nd re1yVei - N-N''N''N
br~srnsr, that neariy cyery chrunfr d.saae n tak-
o y tsns - - sr-ed ~ p-sssr hosas ,Is.irssat
.ecL ony .s.is - 1ngre sr-i1Hs raalits Do Pot
- naftF ~ son vital IN rrr-lr~c fr~r-lr ~ n fd
- $500. on yglr phrlcai and nlurtal corditl0n.
~ 40 Nhat ne 1anaas ~ rarne natwa IN n IL
fonr sd slscspthls 20 hns trssfs-nf you 49,
- 80. - Sfi.e refar1l1g y, fverrtfine -anaIsufisi
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1M10lJNGGD
MOTHERSM

No young woman. IN the Joy Of
coming motherhood. should neglect
TO prepare her system for the physL
cal ordeal she IL 10 undergo. Ths
health OF both herself and the coming
child depends largely upon the care
che bestovs upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the eTpcotant mothers sys-
tom Tor the coming event. and its uss
makes her comfortable during ali the
term. II works with and for nature.
and b gradually expanding all tia
sues, muscles and tondons. Involved.
and keeping the breasts IN GOOD con
dition. brings tho woman 10 the crisis
IN splendid physical condition. The
baby. too. IL more apt 20 be perfect AMI
strong where tho mother has thus
prepared herself for natures supreme
function. No better advice could b
givcn a young eHpectaut mother than
that she usa Mothers Friend: Il isa
medicine that has proven its value
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-25
Symptoms Most Common

~ AZ vs-fnesa. nervousness. despcri-
s es1p e.ene.. daoou- fragment. inck II arnhltion.
ahns eaory. eoufuson u dess rcor eir-1 aton bad
80 o..-nen rsin arc nerve srhapstun. - pitafi7n
~ tteInG OF TIE heart, wal and trembling irnta
sorf( Ierrt patna n h-ss h-~t abiorr-a POINTS,
eesh a1e ap1stte, rH ami iashss q heat sf1rt-
- " 800 sSel Pc ~ tg1s ani f-ef. cry cinry
ssJ fsi. 80 sste ln r,9tih' 20 y stouseh
VISION. riupl-s hlcatre aud may of-r D.
ln.Ale.t - dle~aaea p9rnl nrd
~ so eiurity ~ ncn ard dsf-isHt n
ksny ~. TO- sssctiy So. bit s-r1s rrgnis az
t1ts bit ne has b,cous dr.e ani 81 rns-b 81 n
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~ AMNA - Jus OF
cases Mothers
Friend IL sold az
drug storea
Write for free
hook FOR cNpecf.
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Graduate Ohio ststs UfT-rslty st.r'ne N~s-,i Cot
sge. American College Of O-sorn-trT F1sff vr.rs Of
es u &c. ss 5msss q 5sr,y Is s' 2;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
GOLF BALLs-s6,ooo,oo 900.

There are a number Of golt COURSES -
and near Philadelphia and there are .Iiou
sands of golf enthusiasts in this city ney
will probably be interested to near '"a'
golf PLAYERS all over the country sp''''
So. ooO. 900 on golf balls each year.
with the increase in interest in all "u'-
Of door sports golf has steadily grown ii'oie
nopular until to-day few communities III
the United States are without at least +"
nine hoIs course Five years ago II was
said there we're a quarter of million gol-
ers I'm America. To-day there are certainty
half a million. 1t is bit difficult to eSu-
male the number of balls used for paSei 10
vary in times over the course. losses anu III
the damage they do to the gutta percha
spheres. Then. too. some have old pdn'
rnmade and soiled balls reprinted II Is
prettv certain, however, that at least tWo
dozen balls q season are purchased by tHe
ordinary golfer. That means l-'ooV'Vu'
balls. AT % cents each Uhe - cent ones OH
setting the remades) and an investment Oh
the rart Of the golf players Of S5'o0O'VVV'-
Philadelphia Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
IRREGULARITIES.

In the more inaccessible parts of the
Sierra Madre mountains, in northern Mex
leo. live a curious people called the Tara
huamaris. Many of them dwell in caves,
but they have also small villages. all OF
them about 5000 feet above sec level. The
Tarahuamaris are small in body, but pos
sessed of much endurance. Their onls'
food is maize, and they manufacture
drink called teshuin from the same cereal.
Their language is limited TO about three
hundred words, and they cannot count be-
yond ten.
In the days of mailed knights and bat
tleaxes there was safety at distance OF
400 yards That was about as far as the
best archers could shoot an arrow. Meade,
a famous archer under Charles /, states
that the ordinary range of the bow was
between 800 and 400 yards, though 1t is on
record that one man had shot distance
OF 4e3 yards with the wind. The latest
naval gun has a range Of fifteen miles.
Havana's Mayor recently fired two doc
tors fifteen days pay each for having re-
fused 10 give their services TO paupers when
requested. Chicago News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
THROUGH CROWDED STREETS.

Now We come TO the Pettah, and my
coolic lroaKs away from the main body
and darts into that strange human and
animal medley witch thrOngs the native
business quarter 'Mahata Mahata!
master mdsterD he cries as If to say,
Give place there "Mahata, Mahata!'
answering voices cry, and some Of the
lower caste coolies, almost naked, scurry
from before us, endangerinS the baskets
of freshly gathered hill-grown tea which
they balance on their heads. But the bull
lock drivers are Of "A different tempera-
ment. Their cultural cries as they sit on
the front OF their tented carts and poke
with naked foot and little stick and twist
the tails Of their giant horned. numbering
beasts almost drown my coolies voice.
"Hyak, Hyak" they rumble loudly; but
the hayward bulocks scarcely respond
and from time to time the street is com
petely blocked. Portly native merchants,
tall Afghan money lenders and sellers OF
betelnut and other Indian spices thread
their way through the crowd. and some
times my vehicles shafts are seized by an
insignificant Sinhalese policeman. and John
is forcibly shouldered through widening
opening. presently ne is pIdnClnB uH-
daunted again through the outskirts OF
the locality and into the town. till, with
his breast heaying like the sides Of blown
animal, he sets me down at my Office door
step.
Indefatigable John! He could run for an
hour beneath a zenith sun without chang
ing his stride. Sometimes during the as
cent OF a hill | might tell him not TO hurry.
Always he replied: Sir, yes. | liking
quickly run" Every day quick. soon die, y
| would answer, for II is said that the av-
erage Indian ricksha coolie either runs
himself to death or rctires IN ten years.
Sir nc; running quickly, making plenty
money; bycmby buying enc, two. three
cocoanut tree, marry one girl. SoY
"Yessir.' You thinking YOU strong. all
same bullock?' / asked. Master, no; bull
lock no good. he lazy" But only bad
white man making coolie run too much
fast" "Yessir. Plenty lad white man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05
A RIVER OF SAILORS
In and Out of New York 1t Flows
from Years End to Years End.
OF ALL CHIMES AND C0L0RS
Some Ways in Which Aid Is
Given to This Colony of
$4,000 Waits Year.

All New Workers know what great city
they live in. but few OF them appreciate 10
the full what a wonderful seaport they in
habit OF course they know the Olympic,
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and other
biz ocean fellows that make this their home
in the New World and handle through this
city the incoming army Of foreign invaders
and the outgoing American army OF sight
seers But so far as knowing the ms and
outs OF the greatest port IN the world, they
are at a loss.
Who stops to consider that our ocean
going neighbors that tie up at our West
street and our East River piers bring a
floating population 10 this city each year
that numbers more heads than are counted
in a city the size OF Newark. New orleans
or Milwaukee? Yet such is a fact. The
sailor army that visits this port during A
twelvemonth often exceeds $4,000 persons.
From the oyster ship that ties up at
Washington Market with her crew of ten
10 the Olympic with her crew Of 900 is
quite. jump, but there is nothing like
concrete facts TO make things plain. In
the old days Of the sailing vessel thirty
men were sufficient for some of the proud
est craft that ever graced the Atlantic.
They were sailormen to the tips of their
fingers too. II was the days when the
landubber did stay down below. But In
these progressive times, for progress has
hit the ocean highway harder than in al
most any other direction, thousand sail
ormen OF all descriptions must tend the
wants Of the monsters that eat up from 200
TO !, 900 tons Of coal a day.
With the regular Atlantic liners the sail
ors and other seamen are sure of being in
this port at least once month, while those
on the coastwise vessels are here oftener.
But there are some seamen who have long
voyages before them. as, for instance. those
on board the tramp ships that visit this
port and the real sailors who still stick TO
the few barks and brigs that ply between
this port and other ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-05

civ" Ard he would spring alertly aheao
ord cat me down at my destination. anc'
salaauine retire to the nearest municipal
ricksha stand or shady spot TO rest anu
chew betelnut. curling himself up on MS
shafts until some passing PEDESTRIAN cdieu
him or I might be ready for him again.
Ona evening. several days after | had
freed him for two successive mornings from
his obligation of taking me TO business
without deductlng anything from MS
weeks salary. so that he could Journey TO
q distant shrine and make his annual sa-
Iaarns TO the Buddha, he asked for fur
thor holiday TO attend Mahometan festi-
val put YOU are a Buddhist said.
Sir rloaso. Mahomet also very big Sinha
loo f.IIar sir" But you no give him
salaam?" NO. sir. Other man give.
taking him so can give. He one very DIE
doctor. sir" John opened wide his arms TO
indicate a man of immense proportions
"Other coolies afraid. If taking, he break
ing rIcksha. also making coolie very tired
He asking: John, / come your rickshaF
telling: II give one present-medlcine-
when | sick In a hurry He say, Yes. ~
"All right, you may GO" ! said, and he
trotted away.
When two days later. he arrived as
usual. had a headache my eyes swan,
my limbs felt as II on the rack. | told
jim. my bungalow boy. to tell him had a
fever and he could take still another holl-
day. Presently Jim came into the room
and stood by my bed. Sir. that John
coole telling very sorry. He staying Ill
compound all morning; will throw stone at
crow in tree top" "All right jim de-
parted TO announce my approval and a