I
THE OMAHA DAILY "REE: RTJlsDAY, TsOVEMBETl 10, 1901.
Ivoa iajud woatxsjLAjiKovB,
DUHAVE TO HURRY
. - .t v - nnt.nrv nPt'flTlTlINrTV tn obtain n.
t 41 yUU nftUli w WAV i.. mfjo - -
Mttano at iacrlfle price offered only thlo month. , . .
WE HAVE.
jGRAND PIANOS and grand propositions.
SQUARE PIANOS and square deals.
.UPRIGHT PIANOS and upright methods.
J"' 'All. we asfc is a call from you. V' know we cm pleaae you.
BARGAINS THIS MONTH
UPRIGHT PIANOS
Vo have what wo advertise only eno of. each will b Bold.
Harrington, latest design In oak. 26S
Schacftcr, handsomo as nny........ v. ... . 250
Story & Clark, Bon Domingo mahogany . 290
Kimball, noat roeowood finish ..i 03
Standard, 10 months old, fancy walnut m.,,.m. i.h.im.. 190
and many others.
Now planoa of national roputatlon alwaya cheaper than tho othor fellow.
I SQUARE PIANOS '
llallett & Davis, carved legs, good for a beginner.............. ............ $00
JIardinan, carved logs. Old reliable SO
Scbultzo & I.udotpb, oarved legs, fine condition 70
Rradbury, carved logs, will wear 15 years 56
Cblckcrlng, you know what that Is 25
J. I'. Hale, not much the worse for wear 60
Wo guarantee, fully any and all of tbeso Instruments, another piano or your
atoney back any time you are not satisfied.
ORGANS! ORGANS!! ORGANS!!!
Hero Is where ws give you great value
Me theso for yourself.
All sold on very easy monthly payments.
A piano ororgan for Xmas, that's the thing. Select it now. Make a small pay
ment and let Santa Claus deliver It.
Remember HUHItY la tho word. These rcmarkablo values aro to be had only at
MIIFI I PR PIANO Rr ORGAN COMPANY
IT i A aw aw a a a a i w
F ' Our guarantee is the strongest.
! L
fciAIlOEST stock of latest combination
grapnopnonen, rocorun uuu nuiJimen. vuuiu
una Bee them. Frederlckson. 15th and
Dodgo sts, Q-623 N21
WOR. SALE, ladles' Rambler wheel for $10,
to aave winter a aiumnc. v.uu i ucut
Kla avo. Q-45
HORSE and phneton, c
18 I"nrnam or 123 Dodgo.
cheap.
Inquire
QM1H5
1318
PATENT medlclno at cut prices. Shermnn
& McConnoll Drug Co., cor. 16th and
Dodge. Q-M173
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra stroke
or two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw tho ad in The Bee.
CADET cout, good ns new; will fit boy 13
or It ycurs old. Address It 63, lice.
J3-M586
EDISON & Columbia talking machines
and records. Omaha Bicycle Co., 16th
and Chicago. Q-0S5
FIR timbers for housomovers, eta, 40 to
71 I
las.
71 ft., cribbing and hog fence. 901 Doug.
IJV
3DIIAND safe cheap. Dertght, 1119 Farnam.
Q-983
SAFES, standard makes, sold, rented, 114 8 13
Q 98t
GOO OVERCOATS, bargains. Marowltz. 418
N. 16th. Q-9S8
EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS
pn easy payments. Don't forgot to see us
before you buy a talking muchlno.
We can furnish you anything in that
yne.
.We -sell the j
EDISONS,
COLUMBIAS,
AND VICTORS,
ft Trlcea from 33 up.
EDISON RECORDS.
Bend for catalogue.
Omaha Bicycle Co.,
16th and Chicago Sts.
Q-575 10
ftVRLSIIANB MANTEL & TILE CO.
Teh 1689. 309 S. 17th. Q-M429 D4
FOR BALE, bowling alley; 3 No. 1 Bruns-wlck-Uolko
Ce. regulation alloys and all
eaulpmonts: a bargain. Address L 10, Ree.
Q-M47ill
TWO ovens for sale. Crawford's candy
store, 633 N. 24 tn St., Houtn umanii.
ti-S04 10
FOR BALE, heating stove, Sterling Venti
lator, good as new. 1009 So. 29th St.
Q-617 10
IFOR RALE, good-sized packages of news
I papar exchanges, 6 cents STUi up. Apply
at Bee Olllce, Circulation "Window.
1 Q-S5
I ONE second-hand hard cool heater, large
Izo Radiant Home, $4. 2212 Charles St.
, Q-M703 10
REMINGTON Standnrd Typewriter. $45;
hard conl stove, $5; handsome-velvet
couch, $3.60: set wlro bcdsprlngs, $1.25:
three-burner gasollno stove, $2.50. 2421VS
South Sixteenth St. Q-713 10
FINE elk head cheap. 263S Dodge.
Q 709 12
NEW upright piano nt a bargain. 2A3S
, Dodge. Q-71012
BIONKY TO LOAN ItEAI, ESTATE.
IONEY AT FIVEVER CENT Tho North
west Mutual Llfo lnsurnnco company of
Milwaukee, will nuikn loans at 6 per cent,
charging 110 commission on ifrst-clnss
Omnna residences nnd business property
and on fHrms In, oiuitern Neliraskiu
Thoeo paying a1 higher rato can refund nnd
lor utiormation biiouui call or writo the
above company nt llooni :u, 1'lrst Na
tlonal Bank Building, Omaha.
J.OANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 6 per cent; borrowers can
pay $lu) or any multiple; any Interest
date: no delay. lircnnun-,ovo Co., 309
onuin um oi., uniann, ncu, w iiam
t AND 6W per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
I f irst iaiionai uaiiK Duuaing. ici. itsig.
W-999
WANTED, city loans, bonds und warrants,
ueorge & company, leui at nam street.
BRIVATE money. F. D. Wcad, 1524 Douglas
W 101
PRIVATE money. Sherwood, 937 N. Y, L,
W-i03
WANTED, city loans and warrants. W,
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Furnum street.
i w io
ft
ANTED, city and farm loans: also bonds
and warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 1703
f arnam bi nee jjiub. w iv-t
4Vi TO 6 P. C. money. Bcmls, Paxton Blk,
I W-105
.160,000 SPECIAL fund; loans $500 up; lowest
i rates, uarvin tiros., iw rarnam.
W-108
'WOO, $400. $500 PRIVATE money to loan; 1.
2, 3 or 6 years. W. L. Sclby, Board ot
iraaa uiuir. w 1U(
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE? 601-;
N. Y. Life.
W 10S
MONEY to loan on improved Omaha real
estate, urennan-i.ovo Co., m south 13th
W-109
W. B. MEIICLE. 401 S. ISth St., loans money
on reiiaence property at a per cent.
W-110
MORTGAGE Q. U. Wallace, Brown Block
v OM
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Largest rusinebs in z.oans to
HAuknl&u (-cvji'i.c, iurri.uii.ii3, icuin
aters, boarding houses, etc.. without re
nrltv: easiest terms: 40 offlces In Drln
clpal cltlss. Tolmin, M0 Board of Trade
for your money. You'll have to call and
' v t a a mi 4 a a i a
North side, ot street.
r
W
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Furniture una pianos.
Horses, wagons und earrings.
Also on SALARIES.
You get the money on short notice.
You receive tho full amount in cash.
You may keeD It one month or more.
You pay for only what tlmo you keep it
uur rules urn us law as 1110 lowest.
Our business Is conlldontlal.
Our motto Is, "Try to Pleuso."
OMAHA MOHTQAQE LOAN CO.,
119 Doa.d of Trado Bide. Tel. 2293.
(Established 1892.) 306 S. 16th St
X-113
DON'T RUN. BUT IIURRYI
Our rates aro lowest on
SALARY LOANS
Oil FUItNITUHK
Time right and fair, square dealing by a
responsible company. Reliable Credit Co.,
rcom 303, third lloor, Paxton block.
X-M203
MONEY loaned on plain noto to salaried
pcopie; Business conuuenuui; lowest rutes,
614 Paxton block. The J. A, Hutton Co.
X-113
LOANS ON HALAItKIH PIlllVITirnr.'
live stock, etc. Quick service and lowest
rates guaranteed. J. V. TAYLOE, 633 (top
floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16th
unu rariiunii eniranco on 16111 street.
X-115
MONEY loaned on furniture, live stock, Jew
elry; nlso to sularled people without secur
ity; cheap rates; easy payments; business
confidential. Foley Loan Co., successors
to uun urccn, it. o, uamer uik. st. 1SS3,
X-11B
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew-
airy, uorseB, cows, etc. j. ! . iteea, zvj a. 73,
x 117
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
GROCEKY.
$5,000 clean, stanle stock, lino location: an
nuiil biz. $36. HuO: mlicht consider uood Im
proved farm not over 7G miles from
umaha.
HAltDWARE AND FURNITURE.
$3,000 un-to-dato line, dolnir nlco business
reasonable discount for cash; good Neb.
town.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
tlftftVl maIaa. 1. ,1 1 1 n XTaU
town; V4 cash, balance good land. What
navo you;
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
$2,600 stock and hearse, nicely locuted tn
Neb.; will consider good Improved lund.
BUGGIES AND IMPLEMENTS.
$2,000 new stock. Neb. town of $8,000;
caeh, 'i good property.
DRUGS.
$1,000 to $3,000. Iowa und Neb. towns; good
trade. Maybo will tako somo good land.
What's your offor?
JEWELRY.
$350 to $000 stocks In country towns at bar
gains. DAIRY RU81NESS.
$2,000, 40 cows, producing 80 gals, milk dally,
horses wagons and other paraphernalia;
cash, U easy.
LIVERY RUSINESS.
$0.000 Nono better In the city; $600 monthly
Incomo exclusive of '30 bmirilRrn! nwnnr
lias other business. You might deal with
good piece of real estate.
HOTEL.
Furniture and fixture of SO rooms, well-
ovvniii-uuaicu, ctcui.li; ..(i.ilB,
city water, bath, tine brick; only $2 house
in beautiful Neb. town 2,000 souls, $400
cash, bal. easy; rent, $25, time lease; good
business; owner's other business requires
uue.muu.
ROOMING HOMflEH.
One 14-room modern, well-furnished, full.
ruuniers uniy; nne location; paying prop
osition. One 15 rooms, modern, completely
equlppod, tilled with roomers and board
ers: Al location: u bargain. One 11-room
modern house, full first-class roomers and
boarders, rent low. furniture dirt rhrnur
good location. One- ll-room modern brick
fiat: no better location; all roomers and
oourucrs; can iokc euro or price rignt.
One of the finest In city; business $25,000
nniiimiiv; it yiu come quiCK can ouy it
rignt, uno-in so. umana, good location,
puyiiiK ousiness. fieo mo auout It.
C'lOARS.
Wholcsnlo route, tine trade, golden oppor
tunity, rtino a smaii cignr nna news
stand and confectionery business; living
.uuins ... ruur.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Business best paying ono In city, nt right
llsure.
OTHER hotels, hardware, grocery, boots
uuu Kiiues, urugH unu muse, siocks, room
ing houBos, restaurants and enterprises I
Tell mo what you havo to sell',
Tell mo what you want to buy;
If I don't find you n deal
You may say 1 never try.
. II. Johnson, N. Y, Life. 'Phono L-2270.
Y 715 10
TO GET In or out of business call on Wll
llamillnnm All MnCnmi.
Y-M167 30
FLOUR mill for sale. Owing to death ot
mills lii town, doing a line business, Is
onereu lor sale, aauress, f. u. xlox 671,
INCWIUIl, 111. , X iUiUl 1N-10
INTERESTED In goats? Learn all about
tnem as money makers, ueaci American
Goat Breeder, published monthly; 20 cents
a copy. Address iioom u, w Bth avo..
Chicago. Yi-M503 D7
FOR SALE, restaurant, ensy terms: anmi
location, inquire uu i",. .tin St., Houtn
urouna. x uul
FOR SALE, the cleanest and best slock of
clothing ana gents- rutntsning goods In
the state. Will invoice from $10,000 to
$15,000. Easy competition. Good reason
for selling. Splendid opportunity for
party desiring paying business. Address
110X 0U1, JNOriOlK, jncd. Y M450 10
FOR HALE, stock and fixtures; will do for
grocery or cigar store. 19th and Charles
st. 1 M51G n
WANTED, a cood wlde.awakn mnn In
handle our complete lino of goods; must
be energetic, thoroughly reliable and have
first-class business references; must have
sufficient capital to pay current store ex
penses; wo supply largo stock, to be paid
for only when sold, cnnslirneo nets all the
profits; we aro now conducting successful
branch houses on strictly cash basis nt
Buffalo. Cleveland. Cincinnati. St. Lnula
and Kansas City: our factories, having
the largest capacity In America, nro lo
catcd at Now York nnd Chicago; the
right party will be given un excellent and
permanent business opportunity. Addre.ii
Potter Wallpaper Mills, 1 and 3 East 13th
si., isew torn city. i
MY LIST, hotels, restaurants, cigar stores,
cool room, news tdores. bakeries, era,
cerv stores, general stores, photograph
rauer), unit niurrs, nnuiuiaeiunilg nils),
iiess, foundry, Iron works, livery business
rooming houses, boarding houses and alt
klnda of business places for sale In
Omaha and country towns, WlUlams,
ntSINESS rilANCES.
MANUFACTURER wants a man of good
Raorcss to nianngo nrancu union in mis
city. Must havo iXA to JjOO to carry small
fltock. Nlrn. I'lrnn ftrnnnnltlnn utiil n.
money maker. No application considered
nlflh fit least one reference. It. Conklln,
uuiroa ) UIU I.lul.uy unit will Illl"
p.u Aiauison at., roieuo, unio.
Y-BS2-10'
OWINO to slcknesn I nm obliged to glvo
up my nouso will! iirtcn ursi-ciass
boarders. Furnlturo and pood will Is for
sale. Inquire at house, 100 North ffith St.
Mrs. J, aootschlns. Y M57S 15
BUY corn and oats. Thoy aro cheap. Send
order now. wrlto for book, "Successful
Speculation," free. J, If. ConisUsck &
Co., Traders' Building, Chicago.
Y-4M6 10
'IDLE MONEY PROFITABLY
EMPLOYED
By Our Satisfactory System of Speculation.
I'nrticuinrs. unon rciiucst. iron.
HENRY FLINT & CO., 33 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. Y-CO9-10
VP YOU HAVE KO OR tlOO TO INVEST
sona ror particulars now you can roccivo
nice monthly Income, jviyablo 1st and
16th each month. In tho best and moat
successful .Invrrtimrtit. Mrtrnnnlltnti ICx-
change, 13-21 Park Row, Now York.
1 t)H IV
RESPONSIBLE business man, nblo to de
vote a small part of his time and kIvo
good bond, can obtain local position,
checking royalties and rentals on our
patents tn his city. Incomo of $200 to
$2,600 nssurcd rcsponslblo party. Coin
Controller Co., St. Loul. Mo. Y-612-10
A GOOD investment for largo or small
amounts, $M) upward. Immediate profits;
puyablo weekly: no speculation or camble.
out legitimate business. Rankers, mer
chants, professional men and all persons
interested In money making with small
capital aro joining us. xirst-ciass reier-
enccs. For particulars address K. J.
Arnold & Co., ninth and Pino Streets,
m. j.ouis, aio. 1 w io-
HONEST SPECULATION JInko your
money earn a steady Income: 125 umvnrd
Invested with us will cam 30 to 40 per
cent montniy, payauiu every la days, riena
for our new book. "Successful Systematic
Speculation," mailed free. Tells how to
operate on tno grain mnrkot without loss.
illRUest commercial, itnancml and suc
cessful customer references. Frederick
E. Parkor, Broker, 155 Lu Sallo St., Chi
cago, 111. Y-605-10
"$300 PROFIT IN 30 DAYS" can be mado
with iw ny judicious investment in stocks
and grain. Send for our book, "Modern
Methods for Safo Investments," nnd our
special letters of advice, mailed free. M.
R. Flower & Co., Dept. B, Bankers nnd
Brokers, Chicago Stock Exchango Build
ing, Chicago. Y-OOI-10
I. WILL buy lC-room hotel In town of
.,vw. Y"V V""" . "t v ".'
ngnt man. wouki exenango lor iana. 1
Box 132, MIndcn, Neb. Y-CG1-10'
...,
BUY wheat and
corn.
Both
lilKhcr.
..... - ,
book, successful speculation, free J. K.
ComstocK (.o., Traders uiug., Chicago.
Y-637-10
COMFOIITABLE Incomo nssured from In
vestment $100; wo accept $10 just for trl.il;
nrollts nald weekly by money order: IiIkIi-
est commercial references (and by permis
sion only) from customers. Booklet froo.
W. W. O'Hara, Union Trust Building,
Cincinnati, u. 17-uo iu'
$100 EARNS $30 monthly: send for Particu
lars snowing now to make your tuu earn
$30. monthly in our tested and proven
method or successful speculative invest- I
mnnt llnvmnml A- f Ti ir, vnuumi ut I
New York. Y-20 10
. . ..i. .( .j..,
An tt" r, rtKm ,t. .. v. i .. .
on our Dlan of speculation durlne tmst
four yenrs; particulars and references on
application. Mention pnper. A. D. Ham-
rnond & Co., 21 nnd 23 Park Bow. Now
ju
PATENT your Ideas, thoy may mako your
I?.rti1.noL Patcnt 1,00.k rcc,; v rite Alex
mgtdodnrDU C' Jr- Pa,Cnt attrnMl0.""
FOR SALE, a stock of general merchan-
uav, uiau u oivwr iiiuuHwio ttiu
vu.iu.u. j..p.c.i.t:..ir., ... tint (il ij.c neni
towns In eastern Nebraska: no compel I-
tlon: best ot reasons for Bellini:: must be
sold by December 1. Write or call on
iiaKer & ricnncuier, cedar crepk. enss
county, Nebraska. Y-073 10
1
FOR RENT. 32-room hotel. In South
umana; nowiy papered nnu painted. J.
,.., .-wiw
FOR SALE A well-cnulnPCd newsnnner
plant In a good Nebraska town of COO In-
habitants: tho only pnper In town; $500
ouys it it inkon nt once; uon't writo un-
less you mean uusiness. Address I, w,
" ' '. x n , I
POIl EXCHANGE.
FOR FARM LAND A houso and lot in
umana: wen located nnd just the nlaco
for a farmer who wants to retire and
como to town to live. payne-Knox Com
pany, umana, is A1516 10
or out of business wrlto or see T. M.
Cllne, 1238 o Ht Lincoln. Neb.
Z-M591 16
STOCKS of merchandise. $2,000 to $10,000, to
exenungo ror good luna. uox sji, uenova,
eo. tt t(j iu
FOR SALE or trnde, a non-resident owning
I AAA... l.-nnuno r..m,n n.uf.M . a . .1 ..
ror goou larm. rmnerty reniea. viu
honr Invostlirtitlon. What havo von? Ad.
dress P. O. Box Ki, umporia, Kan.
Z-C66 10
A NEW 7-room modern house, full lot EOx
120. on grade, ono block rrom street car.
rent for $30 per mo., to trade for good
residence In Lincoln. J. H. Sherwood. 937
N. Y. Life.
Z-M701 12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
SPECIAL PIANO SALE.
Ono Kimball Unrlcht. walnut case, sood
as new. ji.sj. une Kimuan itoscwoou un
.,!. In twnnA .,.,.wl M f A,, ffc". rt.,n , ' t. I .1
lng Square, newly overhauled, at $85. Also
mnvnrut mnpr L' m 1 1 , i , , , , , iiiiriniinH. , ' 1 1 , t i n m
tuned, nnllshcd aud repaired. Visitors In
.vlted to lnspsct our new pianos under con
siruciion.
C. SOMMER'S PIANO FACTORY,
209 S. lltli st,, Cor. Douglas.
Send for catalogue. Q
The
PHONOGRAPHS. GRAPH-
WIUIIUIIIII lino records In the
Co. Call and hear the Kenutno
r?n lnll nn.l h-nr tl.. nnnln,
euihun records, tne acme ot reullim.
Headquarters for tne entire west for Al'
TOMOniLKS nnd TALlflKO MArilllNKR
with branches nt Omuhn. Kansas C'ltv. St.
Joseph and Lincoln. Omaha branch, 1621
tnrnom.
WIGS, TOUPEES, ETC.
OUR WIkb and Toupees for men and Wles.
waves, eii:., ir wunirn, uriisiieuiiy inane
from tho finest selected hnlr, nro graceful
aud natural lu appearance, faultiest lu
fit. comfortable nnd healthful. Send fo.
day for circular quoting lowest prices nnd
showing rules for nrcurato measurement.
Wo guurnntco satisfaction to ewry cus
tomer, nuress, iioucn especially Co.,
tun om ueiiunie iiair uoous j louse. Noyce
llldg., Chicago. win pj
CHRTIKIED MILK.
1000 BABIES
Wanted to drink our certified milk. Fresh
sanitnry mtlK contains tire-giving quail-
ties not to bo found in any prepnred luby
IOOU,
I.OCUBT LANB FARM.
Omaha otlloe 2011 Farnam. " Tel.
ill.
STAMMHIUXn A.D STUTTKIUMU,
CURED. Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Bldg.
-133
MUSICAL
MUSICAL
PROF. RIGHT, L. L. C. M studio nt 301
aii-uague tiuig. voice piano, organ; spe.
au1 aH .-,, tit u trt te aphnluru nt ntnn Arn,..,.
students tralnod as organist and choir
directors, urgun recitals a speciauv.
rT? 10
I.AUnuiI.
UMAliAmfam iunar .ni ii, ic .collars.
k; ou, c m.y.wMI,
itvn PACTORY.
OMAHA RUG FACTORY.
1521 Leavenworth St.
RUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPET
Incraln, Brussels, Moqucttes, Wiltons
and new clippings. Work guaranteed first
class. JAS. TliNICK, Pfop.
I'AW.MIHOICEItS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllcc. reliable, accommodat
ing; all business coniuicntiai. uui uougins.
Id I
l'HVSICIANS.
Dr Gertrude Cuscadcn, 1C07 Doug. Phone 40
EMXTItIC BELTS.
ELECTRIC Belts and what they, will do.
Address i o. Box 4ss, umana, eu.
lb J
i'uh.mtuih: lun'AiiuNti.
TEL? 1331. M. S. "Walklln, 2111 Cumins St.
11
The Test of Time
discloses no defects In our. den
tal work. It has enduring
dualities. Our aluminum plates
euro soro mouths caused by
wenrlng other kinds. Cost but
fl5.t. Gold crowns, $j.0O.
Bailey the Dentist
:it'2 1 tu ntocu,
16th and Farnam Sts.
Lady attendant. Phone 10S3.
AIL WAY TIME CAIID.
UNION STATION-IOTI! AND 3IA11CV,
ChlciiBo & NurUiweatcrn.
"Tim Vnrthivpstern Line."
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Chicago lixpress 011:10 am a t:oj pm
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm bll:D0 am I
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WITH THE' MAROONED BOERS
Darrtll'i Iilud in tkt Bermnaai, th
LtsgiT of 800 FtiHim af War.
MOST BEAUTIFUL CAMP IN THE WORLD
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(Copyright, 1901, by F. II, VUotelly.)
On Darrcll's Island, ona of tbo loveliest
Islets of tho beautiful Bermuda group, tho
Urltlsh government has established a
Ilocr laager. Olllctally it Is known ns tho
camp of tho Doer prisoners of wnr, but tho
S00 captlvo burghors, mindful ot tho light
still being waged thousands ot miles over
scaB, prefer to call it their laAgcre. There
they pass their tlmo as best they may,
completely shut, off from tho outer world,
but with a very fair and habltablo llttlo
World of their own; a prison, to bp sure,
but perhaps tho most beautiful prison In
wblch man ever sent his fellow men. And,
as a whole, tho Boers aro n cheerful and
comfortablo lot ot prisoners.
Darrell's Island is a low-lying splinter
of land a 111II0 away from Hamilton. It Is
about' a mllo long 'and less than a quarter
as broad at Its greatest expanse. Its shores
are varied, tho bright tropical waves wash.
ing, hero a gentlo beach and thcro nn
abrupt group of rocke. Rich shaded wood
lands olternato with open spaces. Thcro
is moro variety in that bit of land than
tho South Africanders would And tn muuy
a hundred miles ot their own country. Per
haps that wus one of tho reasons for their
great depression when they first landed
Tho contrast botweon tho broad sweep of
their own veldts and tho llttlo wave-pent
prison home, Jewel as It was, was too
much for their spirits. But soon it was
borno in upon them that they wero going
to havo a comfortablo, if not a variegated,
life. What pleased them still moro was tho
discovery that, within tho llmitB ot their
island, they wero free
to do as they
nleased: that, pxcnnt'fnr certain lirnntl re.
strlctlons. thoy could establish a govern-
mnt .f .hoi- nn Tfcl M, At j .
"
the Umo wnen j vlalted thcm thelr -laager'
was an Illustration of how happy prisoners
war can do.
. 1
"When I visited them" sounds very slra
plo, but It wasn't as easy as it sounds. The
British prison authorities aro very etrln
gent in their conduct ot the Island settle
menta curious civilian who rowed past
tho lino of guard buoys rccontly was shot
in tho hand by a watchful sentry. Another
who gained access to tho Island by pre-
10 10 a Pulsion contractor was
put under arrest after ho had been thcro a
quarter ot an hour and spent somo tlmo in
tho guardhouse. On tho Fourth ot July
a party ot patriotic Americans, sotting off
rockets nnd fireworks from tho nearby Islo
or wignt, wero rudely interrupted by a
guard boat and wero threatened with arrest
by the subaltern in charge, a threat which
might havo been carried out but for the ln-
terventlon of n superior officer, who cx
Pln'ncd that tho rockets might bo mistaken
for signals. I believe I nm tho only clvll-
ian who has had free run of the Island, and
when the commanding ofllcer who escorted
mo was called from my side for a moment
a sentry promptly Jammed his bayonet
against tho third button of my waistcoat
nnd demanded my pedigree. I am particu
larly attached to that button, and I remon
stratcd so earnestly that ho retracted his
slabber one Inch, nnd there wo two stood
until tho commandant reached me.
Round of Prlnon I.tfc
Tn thn visitor thorn In lltlln nhnnt n-.
re',, i,iand that sncKestii a nrUnn lint
reu 8 isianu tnat suggests a prison. But
for tho restrictions against visitors and
u miutm wu ouut ou mo lanuing
I ,., . , .. i . ,,
I t uu..i un ihavu iui uu uiuiuur UUCUU111-
ment. Tho Boers live in big bell tents
seven to a tent, set In groves of cedar and
mangrove,
From cock-crow to curfow llfo In the
laager is one round of bustlo and activity,
As the day dawns tbo burghers turn out
I uuu over tueir uivii uuiujiurL's uon not cui-
fee, which they drink black and strong
v.lt m ,Uh
and over their own campfircs boll hot cof-
.UWU()lt V J IV. M UlUlt ' 4 l MWIItflll J MV f V,
Two hours later they answer to roll call
and the routlno of the day begins. At 6:30
the contractor's boat Bteams to tho dock
Bntl
and unloads tbo datly supplies ot bread
meat and vcgctanies mat aro served out to
tho burghers for food. Each man in turn
I nnaana ISprnrA tn. Irnn ffntM thnf tinr iYin
enclosure gates of tho wlro entanglemcn
. , ,iii,i ih viaa. .-
that servo to divide the Boer laager from
the guards' camp and thero receives his
rations for the day. then returns to quar
tes to prepare breakfast. This moal, eaten
usual y at 7, cons sts ma In y ot coffoo and
,, rrt,A. . . .i.
graham bread. Thoso of tho prisoners
who are fortunato enough to own chicken
boll eggs; others, whoso piscatorial anibl
tlons havo been rewarded by a fortunato
catch, fry fish caught on tho previous day
and others yot, who are more fortunat
with the world's goods than their com
rades, purchase such delicacies as their ap
petltes dictate from tho canteen.
Breakfast over, camp fatigues are the
order of tho day. Tents are cleared of
bedding and aired and everything is put
In good order. Then the men scatter to
various exercises, amusements and duties
-somo wash their clothing or bedding, or
bathe In the warm ocean. Others nngl
I m .1. . t. II.. .. V . J 1 U
of which aro moro beautiful than edible,
, 1 1 .1 . .
n ihui:iiu...v...j .ut..Cu u..i. ...u
many apply memsoivcs 10 tneir lames
and turn nut an sons 01 toys, toois nnu
Implements. The Boer Is as Ingenious as
a down east Yankee and almost ns fond o
tinkering. Somo of tho llttlo models of
wagons, agricultural machines, artillery
and railroad trains turned out by tho- prls
oners are marvels of Ingenuity and beauty.
These, together with napkin rings, paper
knives, walking sticks, ponholdors nnd
other knick-knacks, thoy send to tho main
land to be sold to tourists. Tho proceeds
of theso sales go to buy tobacco and daln
ties for the table. Ono burgher has sue
cooded with no other material than what
ho was nble to got at the canteen, which
Is a sort of general country store, 'In pro
duclng a very fair billiard table, on which
many hard ronteBted games nre ployed for
Buch stakes as pocket knives, fishbones or
eggs.
Mrnl Time nnd Aflrr,
Tho younger men spend the morning
the camp school, where both English and
Dutch are taught, and wbero they acquire
a rough and ready tuition In tho threo It's,
Hero as many as fifty pupils form n class,
which is hold cither out In tho open or In
large marquee, where tables and forms and
a backboard nro set.
Tho noon hour Is tho dinner hour, when
the prlsonors busy thomsolvcs cooking and
consuming tho meat and vegetables they
have received as ratlonB earlier In tho day
Special facilities to cook food havo boo
afforded thoso of the burghers who wis
to avail 'themselves of the Held kitchen
and hero thoy carry so much of their allow
anca of coal and timber as will serve to
cook their meals. Tho tneal over, the men
wash their pans In an adjoining stream n
I tint wiitpr. tho waste that thn rondenaon
I aI.a, In thn nrnoHa of tirn.lllrlnL' Ihn frp.sh
-i. ... - ..... .
water, which, In times of drouth Is served
to the men.
Nooaoay meat over, .uch ot the prls-
oners who care to volunteer to do work
outsldo of tho laager go under guard to
tho duty assigned them, nnd, during my
trip, I found llvo or six laying tho brick
foundations for 0110 ot tho big water con
densors already referred to. Most ot the
burghers, however, prefer to spend tho
ftcrnoon in sports. Somo play cricket
at low tldo on tho dried-out mango
swamps. Others play a sort ot modified
foot bull. Contests ot strength and speed
aro popular, but tho homc-iuado billiard
table and, tho tennis court nro tho cen
ters of amusement. Tho tennis cotlrt was
mado by tho prisoners, after bulls, racket
aud a net had been sent by tho "Asso-
latlon for Providing Amusement to tho
Doer Prisoners of Wnr." They hnvo taken
to tho gamo with dollght and thcro Is great
rivalry among them. Ono of tho best
doublo" teams Is made up of llttlo Plct
Crouje, tho lE-year-oId cousin of tho gal
lant defender of raardoburg, and Lieuten
ant Vnndovcnter, tho shortest nnd tnllest
prisoners in enmp. TI10 lieutenant stands
six feet, six nnd his partner Is four feet, six.
Togothor thoy cover a lot of ground. On
tho anniversary of tho birthday of Queen
Wllholiulna of Holland a field day was hold,
with contests In running, Jumping, ob
stacle racing, weight throwing, ball nnd
ennls, besldo an exhibit of tho products
of tho laager.
Tim Curfctr lloll,
When dusk sets In tho prisoners gather
onco again round tho field kitchens and
their own campfircs nnd mako colToo to
tako tho last meal of tho day, graham
brood, over which tho moro fortunnto
spread butter or such preserves ub they
can get from tho canteen, nnd eggs or
fish for tho rich chicken ownors and tho
lucky nnglcrs. Thcro is n singing class
in tho evening and uvcry night n church
ficrvleo in Dutch, conducted by a chaplain
who camo voluntarily from South Afrlcn
to Join his brothers in oxllo.
Every night beforo going to bed tho
nager raises Its S00 voices in 0110 ot tho
hymns or psalms of their natlvo veldts, and
tho cadonco of their voices, borno across tho
qulot waters, silences tho galtlcs ot tho
hotel dwellers on tho mainland a mllu nway,
who pauso to lister to tho solemn music.
Thcro aro cards, checkers and chess for
thoso who want thum in tho "library" nnd
tho school tents. When "tnps" has sounded
tho burghors turn In cither In their cnta or
in hammocks strung from tho cedars.
Tho government of tho Boor longer is
strictly a local government, conducted by
burghers duly elected by tho mon, bo that
tho British authorities In no way cxorclso
control. In fact, nono ot tho sentries ot tho
Warwickshire regiment, that Is acting as n
guard, over enters tho enclosure. A few At
tempts nt escape havo been made, but tho
Boors thomsclvcs dlscourago these. Tho
prlsonors mako few complaints; such as aro
mado aro presented by tho chosen Boer olll
clnls. Theso como officially to the Ilrltlsh
authorities, who glvo them prompt and caro-
till consideration. Tho relations hetwocu
tho Imprisoned Doers nnd their British Jail
ers aro Inspired by respect nnd considera
tion on both sides. F. II. VIZETEI.LY.
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of tho Herald. Tho Daricn captured tho
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tho Daricn was towing nway tho Telografo
n bargo bringing tho remainder of tho
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BKIIMN, Nov. 0.-(Nev Vork Wofld
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Tho first
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expected hero next week. Germany's supply
of nnthrnclto has been drawn until now
from Knglnnd. American competition Is ex
pected to result lu n substantial reduction
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Tho kdlser Is greatly Interested In this
experiment. Ho is reported to havo said
wittily: "Thoro has been a well known
proverb that 'Light conies from tho east.'
It must now bo supplemented by nuothcrr
'Heat comes from tho west. " '
Tho ilrat strictly American rhurch In
Berlin will bo begun soon. It will scat 450
persons and will cost about $100,000. .lohn
I). Rockefeller has just contributed (10,000
toward tho cost. Ambassador White will
lny tho foundation stono and conduct tho
opening services. Tho church is especially
Intended for tho benefit of thn largo and
Increasing lnllux of Amcrlcnn students ot
both sexes.
German nnglophobla did tint need the
stimulus it has received from Colonial Sec
retary (Jliumberlatn'a defense of tho IJrltlr.li
policy of concentration camps, by imputing
to the Germans Inhumanity lu tho Franco
Prussian war. Hut his speech has. Inten
sified tho bitterness throughout Germany.
Angry protests, Instituted or supported by
leading men, nro being made, and elllglcs
of Chamberlain nro beaton nnd burned In
widely separated localities. Tho kaiser can
no longer jiersovcro In his efforts to allay
tho antl-KngllBh sentiment, for Chamber
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(Copyright, 1901, by Press Publishing Co.)
LONDON, Nov. 0. (Now York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Among tho
sheaves of letters which Sir Thomas Llpton
has received slnco his return from hla In
effectual expedition to lift America's cup
Is tho following from tho noted novelist,
Oulda (Loulso do L:i Rameo), postmarked
Lucia, Italy:
I do not know you, but I wntch your
races with interest because I used to bj
very fond of yachting und Itnow somuthtm;
about sailing n yacht. Now, J want to title
you why you stand tho American conduct.
When Shamrock II was clearly winning
they decided tho rnco off. und thoy tiro
mean enough to call It beating you to
claim "victory" by a tlmo ullowunco anil
a procedenco of 45 seconds. What can n
difference of 45 seconds show of superiority
or Inferiority. Under ten minutes It should
bo declared n dead boat. To bo fair It
ought to bo sailed In neutral waters. Tho
ocean voyngo must tako It nut of u yacht.
If you like, show this to any one. You
cuu do so with tho compliments of yours,
, , " OlFIDA.
P. S. I dnro say you nro nnt a great
reader, but my nnmo will probably bo
known to you.
Though Sir Thomas docs not hopo to get
Oulda'a Ideal as to conditions, ho said to
tho World correspondent: "Of courso I In
tend to try again. Tlioro aro threo leaver
to a shamrock, and Shamrock III will bo a
lucky boot."
Llpton has been overwhelmed with atten
tion since his return. On arrival nt his
homo In Soutbgatu his horses wero takon
from tho enrriogo and ho was drawn homo
by his neighbors.
pur or mora for an Kleotrlo llelt
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