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km XetMiy T Tin Bays Who Tbowfihi
BTbey At. Mushrooms '
Plscataway is one of the oldest towns
in New Jersey. It was founded in 1CG6
. ud wai intended to be the capital of
' the colony, bnt it did not grow, while
" its rivals, New Brunswick, Kabway and
Elisabeth, became thriving villages. At
present there is little to interest the cas
. ual visitor to the sleepy village, bnt that
little is good of its kind. - r
There is old Mr, Mnndy, the village
Wheelwright, who at 80 is still a fine
shot with gnn or rifle." Twenty-five
-.. years ago he accompanied a New York
merchant on bunting trip to the far
west, and since then not a year has
passed without their taking a hunting
trip to the west or sooth. . Old as these
cronies are, they eannot make op their
. minds to forego their hnnting. Then
there is the old cider mill whose ram
haokle appearance belies the purity and
. strength of the npplojack resting in its
dark cellar. Finally, there is the ceme
tery -of the old Episcopal church, the
first house of worship erected in the
- place. In response to inquiries the other
' day the sexton, who holds also tho offices
of gravedigger and roadmaster said: :
; "Well, there.mlght be some interest
ing gravestones there, and then again
there mightn't They don't interest me.
Then Is one old brown stone which has
' fallen down and is out of pi rice. I want'
i d to throw it away, but the minister
J wouldn't let me. That might be inter
esting to yon. " -
: "Is there any inscription on it?"
"No, there isn't It is just covered
with words from top to bottom-rjo
poetry, no nothing just words."
The stone was found easily, altfi'cfngh
partly overgrown with rross and myrtle.
After much cleaning the' following in
scription was made out:
Spectators, under
Here in tbls tomb
He 8 boyca. -The
elder was fall
Ten yean old, the yon-
Gcr Wfia twice
Told. By eating
- ; Mushrooms for
:. food rare, In diijr
Time they poyseoned ;
'( ' i Kere, A. P, Part Hoop-
fhe meaning of "fea yoniiRcr was
twice tjold" is somewhat obscure, but it
is supposed that be was bnt five yearn
- Old, ,-:,--- ,
An inscription npon the tomkstono of
James Thompson, who died in 1763,
' was puca very popular fHh the ceuuii j
pepple In New Jersey. Jhreo ethers ilj
. fhe graveyard are similar to it :
iteniemlier, friend, as you pass by,
IS you are now so once wira I,
n he)t!) and utrcrigtl, though hero I lie.
LSI am pow so yuu fnnst La",
'Ifytfk foi dWHj pn4 Mli.f pie,
I - ... v u . 'jgW ybikfr,n.
ft KENTUCKY PRINTER NARRATES A
THRILLING EXPERIENCE. .'
While I'oUowlug the Call of Bis Faithful
: Dog Ho Met With a Mishap In Dark
Hole With Flcrco Wild
Escape and Recognition.
"JAWS AS WEAPONS.
Chief Mean Pt pefe-MNt Ampbe-AI) Old
Among all old world npes thp-tJoth
are. tM chief; Wcaponij for dcJepso
against Wu'ral foes aud for corcbjits for"
nittfs pr tribal supremacy. Tlie fitiiiuetj
are n most cases rjrniousy dcvolrped,
nsoin$bb-ilratr'ill mfoimcd naturalists'
pave suggested that a ner.r relatiorship
must exist between (be primates ttuij
the psruivora. As a fpiHtor pi ac, Ihesp
brrnijlable teeth bust) nothing to dp
with alirrieiitiition, but arc us purely
weapons pf war as are the bnyonet and
hp pagira Bun. Jn practically tvery
pmerpeuoy pemaudiug unusual energy,
pjjsfiuacy'aud ppprapa they pome into
in fVPTf PPPfiic, wJlb the world, the
flesh and tbe devil as each things are
understood in pithecoid society the
temporal and masseter muscles aro the
chief arbiters of war. To become a great
and powerful anthropoid it is absolute-
it and brutally pecessaif to have a
iftrsje Jrpd . ftrcipV jaw, 'jOf ' give firm at
lacbin'eni tp the teeth and good leverage
q be niuscles. That for an immense,
epoch put ptehumau ancestors achieved
itlWPS iu ,! 'n PSm 'IB'
sa Ibe. priist pf i!Uaga" a those whq
have (earned to read pature's handwrifr
m ';- '' ' -
gjnee bose days pf frne rcadiaq
simplicity our life bos teoome bewildcii
Ingly complex, and our methods for set
tling social difficulties nave ebaiiged
generally for the. better. Bnt here, as In
so many other instanoes, tbe habits ot a
past age have left an indelible impress
m PervBM system. B acMpoa's
'JS'.r!; . .'
' Moanteint,
TtW P tQ P pelrt) ll peefrtapce J
Wltq Ainronuon s wei snown geviog
JoaJ views, the general (heoiy that
mpppfaina were jnajulj dp,e (q cracks
whicb (pok place lu the surface cf the
Mtth in remote periods', but this iclea ii
' no longer enterioiuea cy rcieuuno men.
As to the form of mountains, that which
is known as table mountain .flails tbe
beat example, curiously enough, at tbe
cape of. Good Hope, a mountain, ft i
bobsled, due not (o ourtotipu, ?i phe?
hpnienon cf ppbfaval, bnf to the (Ink;
ll'g of the surrounding districts or ter
ritpry. Why these pepufiprly defined
aseas did pot sink waj owing,, it is
tbonght, to tbe probable fact that. the
ground tinder them cooled befiie the
rest of the section, and thus the . table
mountain bad the earlier foundation
fnd, h long retained Its placs,- Tliero
rpuld aay be aejiudatfon, hpwe'vorv
hong)) proportionate with its surround:
)Prs,' and therefore! p'wiug this fadj
tt big hlpbera ifjeilart, jtitl! keeps
(0 m apprpiimate elevatipn, .
Ho
A Bath physician has been having
huid work to get one of his patients, a
imall boy, to take tbe medc)uft that he
) presoribpd,. Pue day be offered thij
iitl flipw 8 oenti If he wtirjlrl take Ifc1
fh nitut was accepted, tbe. nedlolne
tnten, and tbe physician tianded him
tho money. "Aren't yoo going lo thank
the doctoiJ" asked -the mother. ."No,
'I'm not J don't thank people for pay
ing ma what I earnl" was fha reply.
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k Valuable 'Prescription..
Eifimr Moriif-p if WOHhjngtMB l'(h
S"'' rtia; "Yimi liavt- a wuibie ra
m'i i f 'P Biftriii Qitief", hQ'I I cu
i li'-ifiil i i omie'l It for Con-tifiti"t
ii (M Henlieiie. a s ijenciHi v
n tl't- t t,u p eqilH'' V1r. Jnn :
r.'ilV C?5 t!lve (irovr Ap. t'tll
t i, h 1 run wn coul'l I'Ol ' "or
,ii j ii t Int.1 ii k icin- hitli n'V-r
. i I,.; UM'I Ii It Hlrl Hint HI RI V, b'H )I
I. ' i'l !' . t ic ISine-is rtsioreil lur
I . I r iilub I hiT ati'liLlll. Pilcef
' f t a bolt e st K,
,: Frctty tnuch evovylxidy in tbe crowd
had told a story pf the gun or dog or
sbpole except a printer who looked
about as much like a' hunter or fisher
man na ho did liko,au angel. .
"It's your turn now, Muggins," said
the reporter.
"I iiever hunted anything but bnard
Ui$ houses over in Brooklyn," he said,
with a wan and dodging kind of air, as
if people threw things at him whenever
be tried to.tell a story.
,; "But .before you camo hero is what
VfO want to know nl.out," put in sev
eral, auti you ve eitnor got to toil a
slory or pay for the ririuks every time
anybody else tells one.
Eo moved abciit uneasily and pushed
bis chuir back frcm tho ti;ble, drawing
it clos9 npivgam iiumcdiately and final
ly resting bis hands clipped on the board
iu front of hini. . '
."Well, gentSi" ho fliid with the wan
aud dodging look still in his eyes, ''let
me think a minute. Eoforo I came here
I lived iu Chicago, whore I was hunted
instead of bunting. L'cfore that I was
n' New Orleans, heio I only bunted a
job. ' Eefoie that I was iu St. Paul,
VIIUIU L YVHH lilllllJIlK M Y..IIHI yitlKV Hit
the timo. Before that 1 lived iu Boston,
where it was too frigid to hunt, and be
fore that, quite a long time before that,
I lived iu eld Kentucky, mid, gentB, I
did hunt thrc. Nothing but a coon,
niebbo, or a fos or a pcsuui or as little
as a ftjuirrcl or ouly a dove in the dusty
read, bat it was finer than anything on
earth.
. "I was only o toy, and perhaps that
bad something to do villi it, butldidn't
know Kiiy different then, like I do now,
and it wus just tho finest on earth and
no mistake." And his van face lighted
up ns if lio woro lucking through the
open gatca cf paradifo. "I recollect
had o dog that was cnn.sid ruble of a
hunting dog, but lie was an unrestlesa
kind of o cuss, and when ho treed auyr
thing ho would do a let of barking at
first, bnt if Femibody didn't come
mighty quick ho would p;ive it up aud
go moseying along after the next thing
in sight. Ouo night I was ont with hini
after' coons, and ubor.r H o'clock I heard
Mm'lmrli like ho was iai r jn a clump
of woods cbout a half niilo away, i
knew I was noinR to liave to got to binrj
pretty qnicU if I found him- there at allj
ppt ( ii'ailnl ncrnrs a field toward th
volJs r.a T;;st ca I conM pa It was i
ttubblo field with sii.k holes like yon
find nil over K"ntu!cky in the limestone
jmrtp, r.n.d tho placo was dink, though
' f hd it.r.r.1) vun iufit U-t-iniiirp; (p show
"utovu tho weetis. J van thinking more
plr.ut v. hut the dig had than anything
clr.e, iji:rt r.3 I went Lin gii g through the
.field, "ell Ht cuto I seemed to drop off of
I. V I... I. .1 i'l. 11 .11... 1 XI
ini!f,arei u4 iiai imii a cijrtf, uuq iiiei
l"l-hew i had triwblc d into a sink hole,
Tl.ry r.ro never very deep cr dangerous,
and 1 wasn't afraid cf iVing fatally
hurt, but it took ike Fni.d out of ma
right quick, and I went down tbropgh
jliu weeds, nnd etntf, net knpwiug jnn
vilint had licppencd. Of course I badn'f
pinch timo to think, ami when I hit
bottom I had still , for instead p
lgbtlig P" he ground or stones Of
jhickct, I lit on Fcmi thing alive. It was
a wild cniinul cf ccmo kind, I didn't
kppw what, and, I V'P w ared till mj
iair began to feel funny on my bead.
When I went flown, I went hard,
and I kind cf knocked the wiud ont of
tho varmint at first, but iu a second-
began to yowl and rdhp and snarl and to,
iwisf pudep me ami try to get out and
0 raise, tho dickens generally. In th
meantime I was yelling and stfuawkinp;
and trying to scaro tho blamed thing,
because I thought it was n wildcat, auq
J sinew boy p my size didn't; have
any show with a wildcat if the varmint
ever took n notion lo fight, and I knew
pretty well that a wildcat wa" abont as
sure o take a notion to fight as ny,
(hiug on earth. J don't know exactly
what I did in that hplo or bow I did it,
bnt I remember it seemed abont a month
of Sundays that I was all mussed up in
there with some kiud-of a wild animal.'
ana nnany ma miuggoc iroro pnoef m
J ud, scooted, cs, tan as it could for the.
op ci tho sink hole. I followed, after
(is quick as I could, for I bpoame brayf
tvhon I saw it tn, Pi'il when I got up
pn tha level the moon had come ont,
and I could see tho vaimiut fairly skin
ning it cut for tho tall tinibef, I yelled
at jtwit(;all mypiiglit, though I didn't
iui( after it very fast, aim began to call
my dog. On the second call the varmint
Stopped, pud I begun to get ready to skin
out myself, when 1 got n better look,
and, by tho great born spoon, gents, it
was my dog. I called him then, and hr
oame back, to me, and I "coujd uee fo
myself tnat po nud lioiea sometning.
down there, )n the sink, and (lis barkiu,
bad been smothered and tonnded away
Of to mo, and pf coarsa when ) dropped
inon bim unexpectedly like that be
didn't kuow nnytliinn al out It, and pei
tlier did I, aud there we was. Iu any
vent, gentlemen," concluded tbe far
mer Ccrnerackcr, that dog come tmt,
ting baclc to me, oiii when we met fact
to faco in the moonlight he scrter look'
ea at ine, aim i sorter iooiica ai pirn,
and I dou't know wbi'l) ppp pf Pi felt
most J'Ue apologising. I do know.
(bough, we both knot kul off for that 00-
easioMi and ou the way home we took
turn about sneaking along behind each
other, m aud the-dog. " New York
Sun. ..-:
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Paris ia threatened with arennlssanoa
of pnoaulsm. Several well known litte
rateurs, poets nnd artists have baudod
themselves .into a society for theadora
Ooucf heathen deities. This romantic
rievivul liilfyjilready caught the Farisiaij
jaucy, ana converts are anuouuoea v
ery day. ,
' CRACK BXER3 BESTED,;: t
.nka EnwtaW TelU Bow Kipert PacUlets
f i : Siiuref ror xneir hum
I.uke Eustace, manager for Tom
Burns, the middleweight pugilist, gives
an amusing account of his experience
with Jqbnnie Van Beest, : tbe feather
weight. "It was at my place in Phila
delphia," said be, "Van Heest bad
been recommended to me by a New
York sporting man, and I had sized
him up as a soieutiflo boxer. Before
making a match, however, I arranged
to try him out. The boxer who did the
trying was a barber wbo kept a shop
near my saloon. He was what is known
in Boston literary circles as a dilettant
ish chaj, boxing for tbe love of the
thing and bis health, and be handled
himself very cleverly for an amateur.
Be was strong as a bull, but didn't
compare with Van Heest in eoienoe.
But he bad a knack of shoving his glove
into Johnnie's stomach. Now, Johnnie
has a capacity equal to that of Sulli
van, and the night before he bad played
the leading heavy role in 'Ten Nights
In a Barroom. ' His interior department
began to regret it, and after two ronnds
he wabbled around the room aa if be'
were tbe proprietor of a large and ele
gant jag. Though be was groggy, be
wouldn't quit, and tbe barber boxer fin
ished him with a right baud persuader
on the jaw. I immediately sized him
up for a counterfeit and refused to baek
him. About two weeks later I read in
the papers that be bad boxed a draw
with Jimmy Lynch, who was then re
garded as one of tbe cleverest feathers
in tbe country. . I bad underestimated
Van Heest. His miserable showing with
the barber proved to me that tho clever
est boxer in the world is liable to be
thrown down by a novice. Of course
it's poor condition that does it. Billy
Plimmer was bested by an amateur in
Louisville onoe, aud Jack MoAuliffe
was buffeted around tbe ring by old
George Slier. Jack was recovering from
a debauch when oiler bested him. Am
atenrs and tenth rate professionals have
no mercy on a clever boxer if they can
catch the clever man out of condition or
off his guard." Washington Ppgtj,
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oamcs of a few of the Jicauiifu!
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BASEBALL BREVIJIE
Umpire Jack Bheridan ia wintering
in Ciuciunati.
Tommy Tucker is working iu a mill
in Holyoke, Mass,
Frank Foreman, tho Cinoiuuati
twirler, may be released before next
season.
Pitcher McQee pf the Brockton
(Mass.) olub has been drafted, by Jo-,
Gunuigle p Lonisyillaj
The Baltimore players beforo they
disbanded made np a $300 purse for
their groundkeeper, Murphy.
It is said that Buck Ewiug's playina
days are over fffle (hat he yvill tftjiue as,
a fieuch, manager in the future.
Martin F. Hogan, cenfor fielder of
the Indianapolis club, va,a marrin re.
centiy (fl jiss, Agues Peughcrly of
fouiigstowu, O.
Fall River, Mass., which turned out
Lajoie, Geicr, Klobedaua and others o(
famo, has won four penuaits, in fJeW
England in fopr years.
jf. Par Wagner of the 'Washington
club says there is no truth iu the report
that Jimmy Mcjunies bai retired from
tbe diafflPHd to tudj mediciuo,
fatsy Tcbeaq saysi "We have lines
out for some high uppers, We hope to
laud a. pitcher beside whom Cincinnati's
purchase of Breiteusteiu will sink iuto
inilgmnoarjoo. "
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ATHLETIQ NOTES.
Bowdoin college has a new omrter
mile running track.
Tho Cornell university crews bay,
begun their (all praotiqe,
The freshman elass at Liehigh univer
sity has organised a track team.
Haverford college aud Brown univer
sity have, both decided not to have bas
ket bull teama,
B, C, Chamberlain, '97 S., has bro
ken tbe record of Yale university in
strength tests of tbe baok, legs aud
hands.
W. O. Eiokok, bavins become a pro-
feasiona.) pqaehaf, will pot be allowed
to oompete at future amateur athletic
meets,
John Graham la trying to get the
Beaten Athletio association to iuvite
Prince George and a team ot Greek
athletes to visit Boston neit summer.
Complete, arrangement! bave been
made for the annual cross country run
between Cornell and Pennsylvania,
Whioh Is to take place on Thanksgiving
day in Philadelphia over a five mile
coarse laid in Fairmonnt park.
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Sumption in stock, and would sooner think a grvxeryman co jcj
get along without sugar in his store trum we could with tiV
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Mora merioau boxera have gone over
to England during the last U months
to meet British boxers than ever be
fort) in pue year, gome of the "pugs"
who have crossed tbe water daring
tbit year are "Mysterious" Billy
Smith, Kid Lavlgne, Billy Hill, Mu.
Icon's Pickaninny; Solly Smith, Kid
MoOny, George Qooney, Tfhq boimi
flyer t?! ?Mdl h P1118 of Qcorgo
knrae; $Aldie Qonpolly, and DQw Sam
my Kelly (a on bis way. Every one of
the American eoiers baa wou bis con
test' with the Englishmen, aud the sports'
of this country are wondering whether.
Kelly Vfill duplicate tha great suooess
of the other boxers of this country by
defeating Billy Plimmer. Exohang, '
1 nsw. outdoor game baa been invent
ed. It is oalled lawn billiards and is
destined to prove formidable rival to
tennis at garden parties. Tbe lawn is
laid out like au Immense billiard table.
Tho balls are similar to croquet balls.
bnt are made of cdluluid and, are bo(.
low. The ones are short handled mallets.
ami the. cushions are banks of sod, The
tame if said to be interesting, bnt diffl-
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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James L, Frsocis. Alderman, C'luoago,
tvj "I mrani DrKlnat Ni-W Discov-
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Colds and iiuna. CompUluts, hsviou
uwd It In my family lor the last Ave ysrs.
to the exclusion or physician's prescrip
tinut or outer preunruiions. . ,
Kev. John Burgus, xuk,- lows,
wi lies: "I have l n a MinUier oflhs
MithiHllst Episcopal Church fir BO y-r
or more. at.d bave never lound anjUuoi)
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NEW VOUK.
DETROIT, MICH.,
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.COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
T11R0UGII THE COUNTIES OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
No. 6 Pasbkxhkr and Fhkioiit No. 6
Wilmington .Moniliiy.Wodtii'Silii)
au I Friday. Leave New IVrn Tuesday
Tiiirsdiiy and Saturday.
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H.A. WIHTUNO,
Ueneral Manager.
J. W. MAETENIS,
Gen'l. Frt. and Pass. Kei
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THE DAILY
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New Berne Mails.
Notice iiglven that ou nd alter this
date malls leave
For all points In Pamlico County and
South Creek section of Dcaufort County
close at 6 a. ni.
For Vanceboro and Post QAiccs Id
Northern part of Craven County close l
14 noon.
For Bcllalr andjLima, 0 a. ni. r; .
For Wjltford, 11 s. iu. . .-L',
AU mail for DcBruhl aoes Pyljoiis:
ville, the former olttce is lii-ciiniDiic J.
Vancelioro mall arrives 12 in.
Yancebor.) mail Uans 1 p.m. ., j '
M. MANLY. Postmaster'.'
MalanM produrcs WeakrjcM, Ceneral
Debility, Dilllousnvss,l Loss of Apnetlle,
Indigution and Ciiontipation. Grove's
Tssteleos Chill Tonic, removts the cause
which produces tWe tlrmibka. Trvlt
and yon will be delighted. 50 centa. To
Kt Us paume aak ibt Grovo'i
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FREIGHT & PASSENGER. '
UNTIL FJBTIIER NOTICM
The Steamer NETJSE
Is scheduled to sail from Ne-
bom as follows:
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KONDAv3,,.,., WEDNESU4V8
AND FRIDAYS, i"
SAIIing hour $;30 p. m. ' 5borp.
Frel j;ht re:el v4 up to go'cln
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For (uither Information apiily to,T . " )
asa HCNOE&sorc.Afiv
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