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MEMPHIS. TENN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBElt 27, ISSfS.
Fbom letter frnm Mr. John H. le
mur, of New' York, published in
another column, it w 11 be seen tbst
the Harper pa".y w 11 speod two days
in this ci y, aod i 1 arrive here on cr
about the 21 of Decmbr next.
"Pio Ibos" Killit xpaie a speech
to the ptop'e of Chattanooga on
"Wedneid.y last, in which be told
them ttattley bad abundant facil!
tiee for manafacturlcg pig iron aod
what la most needed jmt p'ow in the
South la factores to consume the pig
iron. That ia the truth. There ia
great danger that the pig iron busi
ness may toon be overdone and bring
disaster to many enterprising men.
Tea story of the boodle Aldermen
of New York ought to greatly
strengthen the position of the Vicks
bnrg Commercial, which is earnestly
contending for a change in the muni
cipal government of that city that
will relieve it from the weight of "(be
bummers and strikers, the thieves
and thugs,1? and secure for it a system
similar to that of this city, which haa
proven in good bands the salvation of
the place. Toe Commercial most per
severe until ita obj 2t is attained.
A VERY OLD CflEMIir.
Who Have Ben itlempting to Gall
EIcb Mei at Different
1 Thb Baltimore American says that
talk of a great combination of South
ern roads is assuming a more deflai'e
form, and now that tbe Richmond and
Danville and the West Point Ter
minal bivearrarg d for a practical
consolidation and the placidg of their
combined systems ' of nearly 2030
miles nnder one management, it is re
ported (and as f emi-t fflcial) that' the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
and the Memphis and Charleston will
be inclnded alsa in the combination,
which may take in' other roads. Mr.
8ullyand Gen. Logan are among tbose
engaged in the negotiations for this
gigantic schema, tbe possible benefits
of which to Memphis no man can
Tm twenty-two bcodle Aldermen,
: of New York, together with their
bribers, Sharp and Richmond, are
learning bow bard the way of the
transgiessor ia. Jaebne ia in prison,
Rothman is in Gtrooany, Dd Lary,
Dempsy and Bay lea are in Canada,
Fulgrtff, Waite and Duffy have be
come informers to save themselves
from impriconmect, McCabe is in an
insane atrium, McLaughlin and Ken
ny are dead, O'Ntil, C eary and Reilly
are awaiting trial, MtQaade is again
on trial, and seven ethers are nnder
heavy bends for trial. As to Sharp
and Richmond, there can be no doubt
of their conv'ction upon the testimony
of the informer?, which Jaebne prom
isea to atrengtben by hla confession.
" Th close of the Converse trial at
Louisville relieves the Bit. Dr. Daniel
and the Rsv. Dr. Boggs, of this city,
from the painful task of prosecuting
two' brother ministers and diet in
guished religious Journalists, and puts
an end to one of tbe saddest episodes
in the history of tbe Pxesbyterian
Church. Meters. D.niel and Boggs
have parsed tbe ordeal successfully.
have fully vindicated their fllelity to
the church and tbilr honorable atti
tade as frier ds of Dr. Woodrow, have
proven themselves men of very great
ability beyond anything that hitherto
they bad credit for, and won for them
aelvea a greatly ttrergthencd respect
as for men who know their rights and
knowing dire maintain them. '
Chicago, III, November 21 A
special i inatih from Detroit. Mich
says: Cubm tbarpen, eident'y tne
anna sang who have been swindling
rich Pniladelpbians, are pl.)ing thfir
game in tnia region, a utter written
in Spanish was recently brought to
Herman Freund with arfqatsifrom
the receiver of the letter, a wealthy
citisen of Birmingham, for translation.
Tbe letter was postmarked Havana,
and the writer; said ibat be was for
merly a high official in the govern
ment service and bad absconded to
tbe United States several months pe
vious with f 36O.C00 in Spanish bonds.
He exchanged the bonds at New Or
leans for United States securities, and
with the securities on his person made
a trio through the Scales, going as far
north as Birmingham. Becoming bus-
Elciorjs that he was beiog shadowed,
e bnried his stolen wealth in
the vicinity of Birmingham. He
then re'urned to the South,
and at Key West was kidnapnitd,
taken to Havana, and thrown into tbe
government prison. The writer went
on to ssy that h wis still in prieoo.
He had heard, while in Birmingham,
of the blab s'anding of the man be
as addressing, snd he offered to give
him one third f the securities if he
would intemt himself in securing the
the .ritet's release. Before anything
could be done, however, it waa nec
essary to negotiate some of the securi
ties. A plan cf the locality where
they were baiied was among his bag
gage, which ' was detiined by tbe
Havana police, and $1500 was needed
to l lease it Ii the B.rmingham
busim ss man would sand the money
trie plan would db mailt a to him.
Three weeks sbo a simitar letter was
brought to Mr. Fieund from another
party, ana another Jester last week
from still another cilia n. The men
singled out by the sharpers are all
rich. It ia not knows whether any of
mem nave accepted tne oner or not.
Ii theMemph s and Nashville rail
road enterprise, of which Gen. Neely,
of Bolivar, ia the father, shall be at
once revived the work cf construc
tion, it may be expected, will be
begun early in tbe new year, when
also work on the Nashville and Knox
villa railroad, by way of Lebanon,
Gcrdonville, Cookeville, Rome and
Carthage will be commenced. Mejor
Nagley, chief engineer, and Col. A.
G. Crawford, of Terre Haute, Indiana,
are now making a preliminary survey
of that line, and find wherever they
go the greatest encouragement await
ing them from all classes of bur people.
Th6 construction of these two roads
would give Memphis a line directly
through the State.
London has had this week two sick
enlng sensations first, the proaecu
Hon by Mrs. Adams of her father, the
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, for libel,
be- having charged in a letter to
Adams, her husband, that he had
contrived daring his acquaintance
with Miss Coleridge to meet her in a
' darkened room for the purpose of
compromising her, and thus compell
ing her to marry bim in order to pro
tect her reputation. In addition' to
this letter, certain documents have
been put in evidenca to substantiate
the allegation that the Lord Chief
Justice persistently aimed to shift the
burden of his daughter's maintenance
to tbe shoulders of others, before her
marriage, so that he might use the
money rightfully belonging to her in
supporting hla peerage. The second
case ia even worse than this. It
is that of Lady Colin Campbell,
who sues for. divorce from
her husband, to whom she was mar
ried less than three years (go, because
be beat and abused her and commu
nicated a loathsome disease that put
her life in Jeopardy. The story of her
' patience nnder these provocations ia
only the recital of what many women
have had to and still are suffering for
the sake, ss in her esse, of duty. But
she at la awakened to a sense of her
rights and to know that her duty did
.not lit in a very hell,
nirn m-t i
A Peculiar Cue.
Chicago, III , November 28. John
Mullen and Peter McHogb, police
men, are at present in toe county
Jail under tbe debtoi's acton a Judg.
ment secured againtt them two years
ago. in loss mese cmsers arrested
nne Cbarles Spangborn and clubbed
him severely btfore lodging him in
the station. He brought an action fr
trespass and falee imprisonment and
recovered a Judgment for 151,000
agaiBst each in the Superior Court.
On June 30, 1883, they were arreted
on a cssa and Spangborn paid one
week's board. By some arrangement
they were releaeed and the board
money repaid. They attempted to es
cape nnder tbe icsolvent debtor's set,
but were refuted, tbe Court holding
that malice bad been proven, so they
then appea'ed to the Saperior Appel
la'e and Supreme Courts and each
affirmed the decision of the lower
court In tome way they were never
committed on il November 24tb, when
an order was issued bv Judas Pren..
dergast, at the request of the attorney
for the it jured man, and they were
committed to jail today. The prisoners
have pttitiootd to be released on a
writ of habeas corpus.
Am Attrnaat to Man mm IitrmCu.
Galvestow. Tix, November 26.
A special to the New from San Anto
nio says: A report has reached here
of an at erupt to rob an express car on
tbe Missouri Pacific railroad Isstthbt
While the train was stsndirg at a
small station two men entered tbe car,
but were arrested by the. conductor
and messenger.
Three TnoutHnd Dniinra Worth af
lilnmiinda aiaisn.
St. Louis, Mo., Novunbar 28. The
Jewelry store of . H. Kortkamp, at
No. 507 Fianklin avenue, was entered
DyborgUrs list night, who git away
w tl about $3000 worth of diamonds,
watches and gold and silver orna
ments The burglars tave not bean
Cotanterleltcrs Caaarbt.
Holton, Kas . November 26 Two
men named Har geiford and Charles
Bit a were arretted fcera bv troverc merit
detectives yesterday, on the chaig r,f
making counterfeit coin. In their
house dies and other Implements and
163. counterfeit half rlol a-s were
found, xne metal was found in abed
where the wife cf one cf the men was
lytog ui. .
llwankae JtioK-rs Trial.
MiLWAUKia, Wis.. November 26.
The trial of tbe Milwaukee Garden
rioters is progressing before Jodie
Sloan today. Considerable testimony
has been taken on the rart cf the ds-
lense, mainiv in regard to the bo ad
character and thair whereabouts on
tbe day Of the riot Thia afurnnrn
Judge Sloan dlrcharged Henry Gastel,
one of the piisoneis,aiter hearing his
testimony. Gastel was one of the
workmen whom a mob forced to quit
work. He had worked steadily at his
trade for twelve years without loa nt
day, but wben forced out became
grossly intoxicated and in this condi
tion was induced to I in in the riotons
demonstration at Milwaukee Garden.
He explained that hia rendition was
such that he imagined himself back
in the old fatherland with the army.
and when be saw the police imagined
no was Sgbting tne French. Jodsa
SJoan commented on the evil conse
quences of workingmen counseling
others to go into idleness and allowed
the prisoner to go.
amruots given caniut be Herennined, I
but ti e fi et'lemer.t wss raadti at
the rate of $3000 a b. Tne law pr
via -a tna-i ne i-mos in tacri ca-e
eh li not xceet A emme cial
traveler for newiork house t a I
fiid a n aim f r t e lo snf a new trunk
and four qui r sol wh'.ky.
Nevraleea feof1rd Balva f Cotloa
Galvsstoh, Tix., Nvemb'r 26
The tiriiisn bar a Dramm.rloon, E6
iocs, Cf p TboTirsr n, for L ve'pool,
ivi g in meouwr roam awai'tng tne
oa anee or Derrargn was ducovtrxd
to be on fire this ninroing. In a few
momea's the vesrel wa wrapped in a
sbtet of names, Including 1700 bale
of cotton, lugs urappled ber and
towed ber to Bj.iva' beach, wberesbe
lies io niteen leet i f water. Xne ves
i el will prove a total loss. Part of her
cm o can be saved in a damaged con-
Lt la turn WmIi.
Niw Oblbas, La., November 26.
Tbe Ptcoyuni'i Natch' a special siys:
A report reached here today of the
lynching of three incend ariea in
Franklin count for burning Hirrifon
Cjlcats's cotton ginhnuse. There was
a lot of cotton stord in the gichouss
ana we negre s naa stolen several
bales of it and fir-d the bulldina to
conceal tbe theft. Tbey were arrested,
and while beiog taken to jail were lost
in tne woods.
A strata! a ardor.
LlTTLS Rrcx. Am.. Novemher 2fl.
Tbe new of a b utal murder comes
from Madtsm county. Toe crime wan
committed on the o'd s'aga rot d, be
tween Clarksville and Kingston. Tbe
victim, James Han is, was a well to do
farmer, and it develnned at the in
quest that he had been- nrurdered for
ti:a money. A aelnhbor named Ham
ilton owed him ti. wh'ch ha n ifi
when ca'led on, snd Harris started for
borne. Oa the Boston Mountain he
was aatastEated. the murderer nnlno
a rim. Alter rtacuing nis v ctim be
found him still alive, and picked on
the injured man's shcteun and fired
the contents of one of the barrels into
nts bead. A larire nartv are in nnr.
suit, and if the desperado is captured
ne win, no aouot, meet with a speedy
Mnrder and haleide.
Atlanta, Ga., Novemb.r 28. To
day Robert Hi.l shot and killed his
brother, Tony, and then placing tke
piBioi to nis own temple killed him
self. The trouble was caused by
Am Incendiary tire la Louisiana.
Naw Oblbams, La., November 26.
A special to ttie Picayune from Ar
cadia says: The destruction of tbe
Winn Parish Courthouse by a fire of
incendiary origin occnried today. The
oouaing naa DJen saturated with coal
oil, and burned so rapidly that no
time was given to save the records, all
oi wnicn were nest roved.
A Desperate final Between Twa
. vawaojrs.
Albuquirqub, N. M., November
26 A horrible tragedy occurred near
Hack berry, Aric., this afternoon.
Charles Spencer aod Charlea Cohn,
partners in stock raising, were going
to town in a wagon when a dispute
began over a settlement of accounts
and tbey fought two hours. Spencer
torew a wnuay Dotue at (Jobn.
striking him in the face, knocking
bim down and cutting a frightful
gasn. xne tatter, ireniied at the
assault, msbed upon h s i artner with
a pocket knife and stabbed his body
in several places and also severed the
Jugular vein. Cohn took the dead
partner to town and gave himself up
to me oncers.
NIK II 1RPFRV PittTV I cmue.lme. t then-.
11IL 11.1111 LIlO 1 dill 1 After her suipos d kuehaml fled th
TO SFEXD AT LFjiST T.tO DATS
I.N KEXPlllS,
Arriving Here About (he 2d of De
cember, After a Four Djjb' Tour
Along tbe Ta ley Head.
Ibmoulto vaairrait.l
Niw Orleans, La., N wmber 26.
The Ha'pHis pirty airived here to
day and will reaoan over nntil Tues-
dv, when tbey will so up to Mem
phis, making the trip in four days,
wnun win do ep'ni in vuiung all
the sugar snd ether plantatiocs of
no'e. i bey state mat their tour has
in all rrspecla Deen a delisbtfal one.
and that tbeir portfolios are full to
ove flowing, a verfable embarrass
ment of riches. When they have
done tbeir work it will be in every
way tbe beet advert st ment the
South has ever had. New Or
leans will entertain them hand
somely and nothing will be left
undone that ought to be done.
all the cloba will be thrown nnen to
them, including tbe famous Picwick,
the theatera and Spanish Foit, and a
grand banquet will be given them,
j hey will arrive in Memphis about
the second.
Latter I ram Mr. laoiaa la Mr. Had-
The following letter has bfen sent
hy Mr. John Ionian tn President Had-
deo. It flies tbe time of arrival of
the Hariier paity in thia citv and their
stay here. "
NlW ToBK. Mornmhar ti. IMS.
To Hia Honor, Mr. V. P, liaddon, Mnyor,
Dbab Sib Bef Trips to tbe trin tit
tbe Ha pars' party tbrouuh t'ueSoutb.
They will spend nex Sunday, Novem
ber 28th, in New Orli ans, and will
reach Memphis the laitr part of the
coming 'week, about Deoember 2d.
I will re quest them to sdvse yon at
less' a day beiore tbeir anivnl. It ia
a working crowd, and while I know
the generous impo)a8of the Memphis
people will be to drive and entertain
them, it will, perhaps, b better for
yon to meet them on their ariivdl.
and give them perfect liberty of action
au'H g tntir stay;
A urge part oi tnetr force is almost
constantly at work, during tbe day
time, bo mat any entertainment you
may p an, would probably su t them
bett-r at nibt You will find both
Mr. Warner and Mr. Harner. and in
fact, their enure S ail. veiv sereeab
gentlemen, snd not at a 1 eitravsirant
io their ideas of what is due them in
the way of hospitality. The mosr ner-
feet freedom of understanding and
action between you and themselves,
will, I think, be mo ft thorontriW
agreeable to them, and probacy re
litive you of an undue amount of lima
and care In tbeir entertainment
i ours very truly,
. mmw vriaa.
The committee aonointed h
Merobanta' Kxchanae to visit Nw
Orleans and interview the Harner
vtiy conslsta cf M6rs. J. M. Keat
ing, x. a. Trftevant, KmrnettUWood
son ana secretary K. a. Keeling.
. Except Mr. Kea inz, these gentl
nvn left the citr lait nla-hi sr , N.w
Orleans, where tftny will arrive this
morning and arrange lor the visit of
tne party to Memphis.
betrayed gin wss unrble to erdure
t'e ebauie and mortifii-ation of her
rns tio", and af er rema nmg at home I
r a f. w days she, o-, rn aa. X
uer sis er i-rned ttat she purchased
a ticket t Viikahur.vud foliowel her
here. Officers 8'evei a n and Fii-h-r
searched in vain all the boa d;ng and
lodging bou es in ibis 1 y, hut c uld
ehewas rill going bribe save of otai Jf e w Business Greater than the total new busine'w ot All
fngiTve to M "ni. e, Lf, where hs "mwio repregenteHiti XemphU Combined.
bad found erapiryment sherefueed Increase In Surplus more than twice the total Increa.se ot
that abe mwnt to )WeTn K BorPlus r WI olI,r )npanie8 now represented in MempbJs. ;
fuce ber former friends. Wednstay
night Mies Ida Davis's mission was
MS'SfSl L : WALKER, : : SPECIAL AGENT.
that the acouiidiel who deceived Mia I noom no, i. rot ton Kichange Knildine. Memphis. Tennei-
- .v.. v.e-u,,
na wss in p'lton in mat piace. The
Bister, Mrs. Dive, returned On the
same night to her home, and the po
lice heie have been unble to learn
anything further of tbe affair.
ANOTHER FEtDERFOB MEMPHIS
Tkrenia the nl Moatnwestrn
yileaa mt Kailraaas.
f iDAUA, Ma, November 26. It is
p-siiitely s ated that the Sedalia and
Ware aw narnw gauge railroad will be
made a standard gangs rai road and
extended to fiprlrgfiald, Ma Tbe road
is uoder the control of the Gould sys
tem, and the extension will be made
to coonfct with the MetnDhia and
Smthwest portions of the system,
shortening tbe route north and south
and counteracting the effect of the ri
val projects.
AT COST, FOR TIIIHTY DAYS, to mske room for -
Stock. One lot Open Uneaten. aulinhlA fnr .n..navv -T
OBIE OWW UfcANUFACTIIKE, nnd fully guaranteed
3Lilly Carriage Co.
I rws -n-a a Aaar . -
Fao Sassafras, Kent oounty.Md.: TA rJaTltftrS JllflrP.il H 11 tfi V intinra
una i sen as mucn oi in. Utlli's I .r-r-v w vuuvau
Couth Syrup as of all other cough
remeaiea omnineo.
J. B. -HARILKT, DruriUt.
rnaeral Srnlce. Over Clov. Phelna.
St Loci Mo.. November 28 The
funeral sei vices over tbe retains of
ex Gov. John 8 Poelps were held this
efiernoon at 4 o'clock at Christ
Church. The interment will take
place at Springfl Id, Mo., tomorrow.
if Nina ia apprvachlni whan Option baoomea Dnntr, Dama and Uearr. Jrr tha lu.of
Xho.OOMPJLISTJQ COTTON CLEANER
Taaraaapla la lraroT4 uid Valut of Cotton Inorouod. .Mohlnmf for tali or
IQ to 17 1 A damn Nireoi. Mmlii. 7iih,
tabbed by Har Haabaaal. '
Chicago. Ill . Novemh.r 2ft Mrs.
Laura Jansen, rtsi Jina at No. 231 Oak
street, wss stabbed three times by her
nusnana, nenry Jansen, about 3
o'clock this mornlna. and r.nnot live
through the day. According to her
antemortem statement, which she gave
in an almost inaudible whisper, she
was awakened about 3 o'clock thia
morning by ber husband, who had not
retired, and who, when she rose up,
immediately s abbed her as related.
Ue was arrested sbortlv rrwanl. and
is evidently irsane. Mrs. Jaosn was
the widow of a man named Ernur,
and was manied to Janeen one year
Damages Paid In lb Hi Disaster.
Milwaukee. Wis . NmmW 2H.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and Sc. Paul
Railrcad Company has settled about
half Of the damflin claim, trrnslnirnnt
of the disss' er at Eut Rio on the 28 h
ultimo. The husbands of Mrs. Scherer
and Mrs. Johns, of Winona, Minn.,
have each received their money. The
Dnrat ta Heath.
Mbadvillb, Pa., November 26.
Mrs. May B.llesly, aged 87 yearsi wss
burned io death yesterday wnile alone
in ner room.
' Akbon, O., November 26. Alice
GridUy, (ged 4 year?, fell upon a stove
during tbe absence ot her mother and
was so severely injurtd that death en
sued shortly.
Chablottb, Mica , November 26
Mrs. cta-iee Hmtin met with a ter i
ble death this morning, while -votk
icg around the house her clothing
csugQtnre ana sne waa Durnta to a
Sot Hold or tbe Wroatr Dottle.
Ipswich, Dak, N.vember 26
Thrre Kutsi ns living nesr Rwcoe,
while going home last evening, found
a bottle by the rca ieide which they
eupp sea to contain aiconoi, ana
drank it. It iTOvd to bs aconite and
two of tbe Bu;sins died lust night
irom me enecis. ine tuird aiea to
day. Their names have not yet been
After Twenty Years a Mnrderer Is
Stronaht ta Jasilee.
Indianapolis, Ino., November 26.
Twenty years ago, tn Unerokre coun
won coin iu vuoiuiro ivuu-
ty, Ala , Ualvin Metres and Joseph B.
Hardwick quarreled over a tract of
laud, and the latter waa killed by the
former. McFee fled the country, and
until a few days ago nothing waa
known of his whereabouts. Immedi
ately after McFee'a dlnsppearance a
brother of the murdeied Hardwick
started in pursuit, and hss spent twen
ty yesrs in searching for tbe murder
er. He obtained traces of McFee at
various points, but was unable to
to locate him nntil recently, when he
found his man at Southwest City, Ma,
and proceeded to have him arrested;
Tbe arrest caused great excitement
among tbe cowboys of that region, and
tor a time it was feared that an at
tempt at rercus would be made, but it
was finally decided to send two of
their number with McFee to see that
Justice was done him. The prisoner,
bis revengefal pursuer, a denutv mar
shal and the two cowbova reached
thia rity ton'ght, and passed on for the
South. A tHardwiik's request, he has
been handcuffed to McFee. and the
two travel in convict style.
uoallj Baad.
Boston, Mass.. November 26. It
has been discovered that William
Reed, late treasurer of the South Boa
ton Horss Railrosd Company, who is
now under street for the embfsale
ment of over $100,000, also added
forgery to his crime, the signatures of
President Hersey to certain certificates
being pronounced lorgeries by that
gentlemaa Hitherto It had been be
lieved that most of the stock over is
sued by Rted was issued during the lata
rreaidenturoeDy's administration, and
that fraud was made possible by Mr.
Crosby's babit of signing certificates
in blank. I: is now stated, however,
that a large proportion of tbe certifi
cates ourstanding, and wbioh are
moftly held by brokers as collateral
for margins on stocks, baer Prtsident
Uerseya sgnature. Mr. Hersev
states that for all certificates signed by
Dim ne naa s an plicate cbeck, which,
will enab e bim to identify every cer
tificate he has Issued.
Probabta ardi-r-Nnank Thieves
-iaa laatva staoinesa. ,
IsraciAL To TBI ArriAL
Jackson. Tsnn.. November 26.
Charley Hollins and Ben Moore, two
negroes ol tbis c tr. encaired in afiirht
tbii evening. Charltw knocked Bn
down with a briik, breaking bis skuil
lcistnongnt lion a i,l die from the
tnvcteot n s wonutls.
During an entaitainment at Mm
L.ura McUlanahan's lut nisht.
er eak thief entered the hall and ttole
three nneoveicoata beloDningto joang
gnniieoien acienuitg trie party.
uarBtret.is araorowdid every day
wita cotton wagons and trade is good.
TUSCUBpia, ALL
A Baaiit Plflrori aiuiler Three Tban
snud Dalinrn Bund.
Ibmoial to hi irrnL.l
Tcscdmbia. Ala.. N Vdmber 28.
Mr. Wi.l Irvio, iha'ged with rape,
tai placed under bind of 1000 for
nta appearance htf jre tbe Circuit
Uouit. j
A man named (Brown, an escaped
convict from Ged gis, was placed in
jxit here today. e was arrested at
Bell Green yesterday. He is well con
nected in Frankliq county.
Anatber Jury rails ta Agree la a
JBnratlarj Vase.
farSOIAL TO TSS ATPBAL.J
Jackson, Miss., November 26. In
the Federal Court today the case of
tbe United Slates against John Kitch
ens wss heard. Kitchens ia only 18
years old, and la charged with bur
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|753 sq. ft.
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southern exposure with green area for the exclusive use with table , chairs and 2 deck chairs . It is accessed directly from the large roof terrace.
Equipped with a large roof terrace with direct access to the green area / solarium for the exclusive use (with table-chairs and sun loungers)'s really very quiet. Trilocale 60 mt.q. renovated in rustic style with various wood-paneled walls and large fireplace with flame in sight. Very close to the ski slopes downhill and cross country, the Alta Via and natural climbing gyms.
Valgrisenche is ideal for families who love QUIET, NATURE AND SPORT MOUNTAIN. SKI touring (over 12 ascents), cross-country skiing (2 tracks tot.12km) Alpine skiing without queues and little expense (1 modern chairlift, 2 treadmills + children's games), heli-skiing. 100KM of WALKS on the trails of Pope Wojtyla! (3 shelters, camp 1, 3 lakes, high street n.2 at 100 meters!) MTB (50km dirt roads) CLIMBING (nearby various rock climbing and ice-via ferrata).
NATIONAL PARK OF GRAN PARADISO and SPA only 30 minutes drive; COURMAYEUR-MONT BLANC 40 min.; LA THUILE 55 min.; AOSTA ROMAN CITY and cable car PILA 30 min.
visit the following websites: WWW.SKIVALGRISENCHE.IT WWW.PROLOCOVALGRISENCHE.COM WWW.TREKVALGRISENCHE.COM WWW.TERMEDIPRE.IT
Tariffe scontate in relazione alla durata, Richiesto supplemento per il riscaldamento a gas GPL in base alla stagione, prima fornitura legna gratis Deposito cauzionale, Caparra richiesta alla prenotazione, Consegna delle chiavi da parte del Proprietario.
A lovely apartment in a fantastic situation with friendly, helpful hosts. We did find the advert a little confusing because the photos are exactly the same for both apartments so, for future reference, Baita Etienne is the top floor apartment with two bedrooms, a dining area/kitchen/living room (including a magnificent wood burner) and bathroom with bath but only a hand held shower over. There are lots of easy walks in the Valgrisenche valley itself (including many directly from the apartment) and the Gran Paradiso National Park is just down the road for more stunning scenery. A week is certainly not long enough to appreciate the area fully. At the bottom of the road to the apartment (less than quarter of a mile away) is a marmot sanctuary. You may be lucky enough to see one but you will certainly hear their warning whistles when you draw near. We suggest you budget an extra £30 per week (summer) to cover the cost of gas and water, though the logs for the fire are provided free of charge. The restaurant of the Hotel des Myrtilles is right next door and it seems to have a good reputation, though we did not get the opportunity to try it ourselves. Ours was a summer holiday but the apartment looks perfect for winter sports enthusiasts as the cable car and ski runs are only a few hundred yards away. Thoroughly recommended.
We rented from March 26 to March 30 . The location was excellent next to a ski area . Amazing area surrounded by mountains and snow. Kids really enjoyed playing in snow.
The apartment was quite satisfactory and it had at least what we needed for our stay except the wifi as it only worked for few hours and then no more. We also requested the use of the washing machine but end up washing the baby clothes and some other clothes by hand as the machine was locked in another room. Always ask for extra charges as we had to pay for the use of the gas consumed although we were not informed about this. Groceries need to be bought on your way to the village as the only shop around was completely useless. On the whole we spent a lovely time in Valgrisenche.
Thanks very much
Laurence & all others
Wonderfully helpful kind owners make sure all eventualities are covered. They and many family memebers are part of the current and historic fabric of the area, very involved in the mountains, walks, local events etc.
The accommodation is good, though shower far too small and low for someone more than small/average height. Lights not too good, but the wood burning stove was cosy and welcoming in the evening. Situation of the flat (Cesare's sister's) is ideal for walking. Only gripe is that the little shop in the Capoluogo, Valgrisenche, could keep a far greater variety and far more food as the space is large, though holds little produce.
Wonderful walking area and for non walkers there are many natural things to see and castles in the valley etc. Aosta is also well worth a visit for its history and culture.
Thank you for a wonderful week! We shall be back, the sooner the better!
Judie and family
The house was satisfactory in all respects. It had a nice garden. Our daughter with family stayed on the top floor and we stayed on the ground floor, so it was a nice place for a reunion of 2 families. There are endless walks starting from the house, the views are stunning, and the owners are very friendly and speak in addition to Italian perfect French and some English too. There is no wifi, but the owner considers installing it sometime. We might consider another visit in the future.
"We spent a lovely week in the great landscape of Valgrisenge. Our flat in the small village La Bethaz had everything you need there, just if you have problem with your back, the mattress ist not too comfortably, but ok and as a taller Person you should mind your head under the shower:) But you have to remember, that these old houses were not built for showers, so excused. If you love to climb and hike, this is definitly a good choice. You can start very nice tours direct from your flat and you are far far away from typical tourist areas.
The owners were very kind and uncomplicated(if possible, speak French instead of English to them, but you will get through).
So, we were sad, that we could only stay 1 week and hope to come back to Valgrisenge some day.
Regards to Cesare and his sister. Ciao"
6429416. Siamo stati in baita ETIENNE (trilocale) dal 18 al 25 febbraio Eravamo 3 amici con un cane Akita Giapponese che adora la montagna.
Ci siamo trovati molto bene il posto è incantevole e la baita ristrutturata ma con molta cura per rispettare l'ambiente circostante, è davvero graziosa. Caldo accogliente e spazioso questo appartamento è davvero quello che ci si aspetta per una vacanza rilassante per gli amanti della montagna. Inoltre gli impianti a pochissimi metri dalla baita ci hanno consentito di apprezzare oltre al relax anche il massimo divertimento. I proprietari, Sig. Cesare e la Signora Ornella molto disponibili gentili e accoglienti ci hanno subito messo a nostro agio. La consigliamo al 100% è veramente adatta a tutti coloro che vogliono rilassarsi e godersi la montagna. Grazie Sig. Cesare e Signora Ornella e alla prossima.
(Arriving from Italy or Swiss:exit from motorway at "AOSTA Ovest",deep going towards Courmayeur.Straight after the village of "Arvier" turn left to Valgrisenche)
Arriving from France exit motorway at "MORGEX" and turn right in "S.S.26"(keep going towards Aosta).After the third tunnel turn right to Valgrisenche.
Keep going for 12k,directions for Chez Carral will be on your left after a small tunnel.
Rifugio Bezzi, Rifugio degli Angeli,Rifugio Epée,Héliski and Trekking Valgrisenche, Tour du Rutor(international ski-alp competition),Batailles des reines, Drap Valgrisenche.


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The story of the woman who murders her husband with a frozen leg of lamb and then has the murder weapon eaten by the detectives is one of the most famous examples of the "perfect crime" story. However, this work's value lies, not simply in the originality of the murder method but in the way that Roald Dahl ties this to larger themes. The use of a leg of lamb as an instrument of death reveals the hidden and sinister meanings that lie in seemingly innocent objects. Dahl, like many modern suspense writers, weaves his stories around trivial, everyday events that suddenly take on frightening aspects revealing the danger and uncertainty that underlies modern life, rather than reviving medieval settings and horrors in the manner of the earlier gothic writers.
Mary Maloney lives the life of a devoted housewife almost until she actually murders her husband. The news of her divorce causes no outward change in her behavior. She goes on, as if pretending that nothing has happened will make it so. The murder seems almost an unconscious and unwilled act. However, after the murder, Mary becomes a deliberate and clear thinker. She now artificially creates her alibi for the murder by consciously returning to her innocent state before Patrick's death. She practices her lines, voice tone, and facial expressions before she goes to the grocery so that they will appear perfectly natural and arouse no suspicions in the grocer's mind. When Mary arrives home, her shock at seeing Patrick's body is so spontaneous that she almost seems to have fooled herself. Mary's deception grows as she manipulates the police, reaching its peak when Patrick's friends destroy the evidence of his murder as a favor to his wife, who is his killer.
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FSB detained two Ukrainians who were trying illegally to get to the Crimea
Russian border guards detained the trespassers trying to break into the Crimea bypassing checkpoints "Armyansk and Dzhankoy". In management of FSB has told that has forced two Ukrainians go to the violation of the border regime.
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The first incident occurred near the car checkpoint "Armyansk". Border guard officers stopped 30-year-old from Kiev who tried to enter the territory of the Russian Peninsula in the bypass state border, RIA Novosti reported.
Two hours before that, the man stopped at a checkpoint on the car, but due to the lack of the necessary customs documents for the cargo could not be handled and was forced to return back to Ukraine. However, as it turned out, Kiev is not stopped, and the man went "deep into Russian territory."
Another offender, 27-year-old Ukrainian – FSB officers detained near the checkpoint "Dzhankoi". As noted in a press-Department service, "this reckless step," he went due to lost informed of the identity documents. The detention occurred "using of technical means of protection and service dogs".
Both Ukrainians were brought to administrative responsibility under part 1 article 18.2 of the administrative code "Violation of the state border," said the FSB Department for the Republic of Crimea.
We will remind, on August 10 in the FSB of Russia announced the arrest of a group of Ukrainian saboteurs who were preparing a series of terrorist acts in the Crimea. On the night of August 7 they were found near Armyansk. According to law enforcers, the attack was prepared by the main intelligence Directorate of the defense Ministry of Ukraine. In Kiev reject these accusations.


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: :Matt!!!! : :We have "Darwinports" at www.opendarwin.org which also is called :"/usr/dports" :on many systems. : :We are making it as portable as is allowed :). People are trying to :use it on Solaris :, pure-darwin, OS X, and linux [and I believe on FreeBSD] all with :some level of :success. : :It would certainly be nice to work with DragonflyBSD as well but I :think dports and :dports would confuse the end user. : :Dave
Heh. All right, I'll rename it to dfports tomorrow. Er, later today.
After I wake up.
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Story brings up precious memories
Published 1:00 pm, Friday, November 4, 2011
This is the first week that I didn't know what I was going write about for my column when I got to work on Monday, but this week's idea came to me Wednesday night after I wrote a story for that day's paper.
Hopefully everyone saw the story I wrote about the grandparents' scam that has victimized a couple of elderly women in Plainview. When I was first told about what was going on, it seemed to be one of those things you can't believe would actually happen.
I wonder why someone would prey on the elderly?
I was very fortunate to have both sets of grandparents until June 11 of this year when my father's mother passed away after a long bout with Alzheimer's disease. I was very blessed to have a grandmother like her. I would say that she was the history/information center in my family behind my great-aunt.
I can't imagine someone taking advantage of my grandparents like the people involved in this scam have. I may be biased, but you will never find more giving and loving grandparents than mine, and that is on both sides.
I hope and pray I can make it through writing this without any tears. When I decided to write about this particular subject, all the times I had with my grandmother came to mind. It's hard to believe that she has been gone almost six months.
(Well, I wasn't able to make it very long without tearing up. I had to take a break and switch to a different task until I could compose myself.)
One thing that it is important to me is growing into a person that not only my parents can be proud of, but also my grandparents.
When I was younger, my grandmother told me stories about what things were like growing up for her, but some things I didn't know until her memorial service. I don't remember ever hearing my grandmother sing, and it wasn't until her service that I was told she had a beautiful voice. She passed that gift to one of my dad's sisters and her daughter, who have beautiful soprano voices.
There are only four grandkids on my dad's side of the family and seven on my mom's side. I am the second oldest on my dad's side and third oldest (by nine months) on my mom's side.
My grandparents love each and every one of us equally, but isn't that the way it's supposed to be?
The fondest memory I have of my grandmother before her health started going downhill is the trip I made with my Aunt MaryAnn and her daughter, Leslie, to see our grandparents so they could see Leslie's twin sons, Devyn and Dylan, who were only a few months old at the time. That was one thing that the family was grateful for: the opportunity for grandma to get to know her great-grandchildren.
I always enjoyed hearing stories about my grandmother growing up with her two brothers, who were quite a bit older than she was.
I saw my grandparents at all of the family reunions, and what grandma said, you did. It was never a good thing to not listen to grandma when she told you something. If not, bad things happened.
Despite the occasional problem with a grandkid, she loved each and every one of her family endlessly. I know my grandmother is having the time of her life in heaven, but she is definitely missed down here.
Jessica Thornton is special projects writer for the Herald.


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She still has this necklace I gave herVisitor's Question from a 16-20 year old Male
my girl. and i broke up 3 months ago but she still has this necklace i gave her which has our names on it and a picture of me in her wallet . and she been acting weird around me lately. she barely talks to me and she be chilling around this guy in school. the main questions here is does she still love me? we been together for 8 months. do i have a chance getting back with her? and is it worth it?
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You broke up three months ago.
That is a long time to be apart. At this point I think you should consider her to be a lost cause.
She is seeing another guy and that is another good sign she has left you.
My advice is to move on.
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WASHINGTON – U.S. authorities are increasingly using investigations into terrorism financing as a way to track and monitor Al Qaeda (search) operatives instead of focusing mainly on choking off the money supply.
Criminal probes into terrorism fund-raising can be highly complex, involving dozens of people, multiple foreign countries and the mind-numbing task of deciphering an enormous paper trail. But U.S. officials say following the money could lead to previously unknown terrorist cells and may help disrupt future plots.
"Our goal must be to choose the action that will do the most toinancing a major target in the war against Al Qaeda. Diplomatic efforts focused on persuading other countries, especially Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf nations, to help restrict the flow of money to the terrorist group and its sympathizers.
While that effort has had notable successes, a recent report from the Sept. 11 commission (search) staff concluded it is "nearly impossible" to stop Al Qaeda from obtaining the relatively small sums it needs to mount attacks. The Sept. 11 attacks themselves, the report says, cost between $400,000 and $500,000 -- a minuscule amount in the massive international financial system.
Lee Hamilton (search), a former Indiana congressman and vice chairman of the commission appointed by Congress to investigate the attacks, told lawmakers Monday that the U.S. effort had gradually but fundamentally changed toward following the money.
Using a money trail to track terrorists can mean forfeiting the public relations benefit of quickly freezing assets of an organization thought to have ties to Al Qaeda or other groups.
"Use of this tool almost always remains invisible to the general public, but it is a critical part of the overall campaign against Al Qaeda," Hamilton told the House Financial Services Committee.
Muslim charities have been a key target of terror financing investigations in the United States and overseas. The Sept. 11 commission, however, raised questions about two of the most notable cases: those involving the Global Relief Foundation (search) and the Benevolence International Foundation (search), both based in the Chicago area.
Both cases raise "significant civil liberties concerns," the report said, because the laws used to freeze the charities' assets allow the government to act based on classified evidence with only a limited, after-the-fact review by U.S. courts. In addition, each charity can be shut down indefinitely as long as an investigation is ongoing without the more concrete legal steps needed to make the move permanent.
No criminal charges have been brought in the Global Relief case, although its founder has been deported. The director of Benevolence International, Enaam Arnaout, pleaded guilty to defrauding donors by diverting money to Islamic fighters in Bosnia and Chechnya, but terrorism-related charges were dropped.
Randall Samborn, spokesman for U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald of Chicago, declined to comment on the Global Relief case but he called the Arnaout prosecution "a significant victory." He also noted that the Sept.11 commission report acknowledged the government had evidence linking Benevolence International "to terrorists and jihadists."
Barry Sabin, chief of the Justice Department's counterterrorism section, said aggressive prosecution remains a key element of U.S. efforts against terror financing, in part because criminal defendants faced with long prison sentences often agree to cooperate and provide important intelligence.
"Prosecution generates more leads and intelligence," Sabin said.
Overall, the Sept. 11 commission report found the efforts of the United States and its allies significantly cut into an Al Qaeda budget that once ran about $30 million a year. But its operatives still find money, using couriers to move it outside the watchful eyes of the international banking system.
"Current government efforts to raise the costs and risks of gathering and moving money are necessary to limit Al Qaeda's ability to plan and mount significant mass casualty attacks," the report concludes. "We should understand, however, that success in these efforts will not of itself immunize us from future terrorist attacks."


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Condition(s) targeted: Pain
Intervention: Hydromorphone (Drug); Usual care (Drug)
Phase: Phase 4
Status: Recruiting
Sponsored by: Montefiore Medical Center
The hydromorphone protocol is more effective than usual care in Emergency Department (ED)
patients age 65 years and older in terms of proportion who choose to forgo additional pain
medication within 60 minutes post-baseline in the two groups.
Official title: Safety and Efficacy of Intravenous Hydromorphone Using Incremental Doses of 0.5 mg in Elderly ED Patients With Acute Severe Pain
Study design: Allocation: Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Single Blind (Subject), Primary Purpose: Treatment
Primary outcome: Proportion with successful treatment
Minimum age: 65 Years.
Maximum age: N/A.
Gender(s): Both.
Inclusion Criteria:
1. Age greater than or equal to 65 years: This is a study of elderly patients.
2. Pain with onset within 7 days: Pain within seven days is the definition of acute
pain that has been used in ED literature.
3. ED attending physician's judgment that patient's pain may warrant IV opioids: The
factors that influence the decision to use parenteral opioids are complex and
extensive. An approach that is commonly taken to address the issue of patient
selection in drug trials is to use a specific condition (e. g., renal colic) or
treatment (e. g., post-hysterectomy) that would generally be thought to be
appropriately treated with an opioid analgesic, thereby eliminating individual
judgment about eligibility for the study. However in order to assess the role of
opioids with the widest generalizability in the ED setting, the investigators decided
to enroll patients with a variety of diagnoses, all with a complaint of acute pain.
Opioids are not an appropriate treatment for all patients who present with a
complaint of pain (e. g., gastroenteritis, migraine). Therefore, unless there is a
restriction to patients with a specific diagnosis, either a comprehensive list of
diagnoses and situations in which opioids are indicated must be specified, or
clinical judgment needs to be used. The investigators have opted for the latter
4. Normal mental status: In order to provide measures of pain experienced the patient
needs to have a normal mental status. The investigators will use a 6-item screener
(Wilber 2008) as an indicator of sufficiently normal mental status to participate in
the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
1. Prior use of methadone: the effect of methadone use on the perception of acute pain
is unknown and suspected to be altered. The investigators feel that the needs of
patients on methadone may exceed the dosage ceiling of 1 mg that will be used for
this study. Similar to sickle cell patients and chronic cancer patients, patients on
methadone usually require significantly higher doses of opioids to control their
pain. Thus, the investigators feel that it would be unethical to restrict the dose
that this subset of patients can receive.
2. Use of other opioids or tramadol within past seven days: to avoid introducing bias
related to opioid tolerance that may alter the response to the study medication
thereby masking the medication's effect.
3. Prior adverse reaction to opioids.
4. Chronic pain syndrome: frequently recurrent or daily pain for at least 3 months
results in alteration in pain perception which is thought to be due to
down-regulation of pain receptors. Examples of chronic pain syndromes include sickle
cell anemia, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, migraine, and peripheral neuropathies.
5. Alcohol intoxication: the presence of alcohol intoxication as judged by the treating
physician may alter perception, report, and treatment of pain.
6. SBP <90 mm Hg: Opioids can produce peripheral vasodilation that may result in
orthostatic hypotension.
7. Oxygen saturation <95% on room air: For this study, oxygen saturation must be 95% or
above on room air in order to be enrolled.
8. Use of MAO inhibitors in past 30 days: MAO inhibitors have been reported to
intensify the effects of at least one opioid drug causing anxiety, confusion and
significant respiratory depression or coma.
9. C02 measurement greater than 46: In accordance with a similar study (04-12-360),
three subsets of patients will have their CO2 measured using a handheld capnometer
prior to enrollment in the study. If the CO2 measurement is greater than 46, then
the patient will be excluded from the study. The 3 subsets are as follows:
- All patients who have a history of COPD
- All patients who report a history of asthma together with greater than a 20
pack-year smoking history
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an asthma exacerbation
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AUSTINTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — Two wheels and a love of animals; that was all that was needed Sunday to help raise money for a local cat shelter.
That's exactly what brought folks to Austintown Township Park for the third annual West Side Cats bike ride and show. According to organizers, the non-profit, no-kill shelter on Mahoning Avenue is funded solely through donations and run with help from volunteers. Because of that, every show of support is vital.
"It shows community spirit. It shows that the people that love the animals shelters in the area that they have the people's support," said David Childers of West Side Cats.
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The month of March leaves me thinking about our former foster son, Sean. He turned 16 a few days ago. We received a copy of the latest foster review for him and the youngest sibling of our children. I assume it was sent to us by mistake, as our 2 have already been adopted. In the review it mentioned all of the things we tried to tell DCF, although they wouldn't listen. He ran away, was hospitalized for suicidal ideations. I still worry for him.
The worst part was that his reunification had failed. Now his goal is "independent living" rather than reunification. Apparently, Sean had disrupted from his biological father's home with police called for the fight they had. I had been so hopeful that the reunification would work out for both of them.
I heard from the siblings' former foster mom (our kids call her "Grandma") that he contacted her and requested to move back in. She is still a huge part of all of our lives, and our kids visit her for weekends sometimes. She wasn't able to take Sean back. She had other children in the home and he had already made an abuse allegation once about her (just like us) years ago. That was right before leaving to come to our home for adoption with his siblings
His worker told her they had nowhere to put him and he had been diagnosed with RAD (Reactive Attachment Disorder.) In the end, Grandma just couldn't take the risk. This is all information I got through Grandma, I haven't heard from him. I thought we might get a phone call, too, but we never did. We probably won't because he and Marcus are estranged, and we maintain a relationship with Marcus.
So where is Sean now? Staying with a friend's family who must have agreed to take the foster parent classes in order to have him there? I wish I knew for sure. He is so charming. It's so easy to get drawn in. I wonder how they will feel about "saving him," (as he so often said to me) in a year or so. The report stated that this is the first place he has lived that he didn't feel like he was a "foster kid." I can't lie, that one stung.
But still, in all honesty, I just want him to be happy. I want him to be OK. And I really, really, want him to learn to love deeply. I think everyone in this world needs at least one person they can truly count on. The more people you can trust, the bigger your safety net is, should you ever fall. I hope he allows himself to be loved. I wonder often if he is still "shopping" for the best deal he can get with a family. How I wish he had let us adopt him.
I thought about this as I called my own mother. She was taking me to my neurosurgeon's appointment. I was scared about getting the results of some recent blood work. There is a fair possibility that my body may be rejecting the titanium implant in my spine. I was so nervous, I asked if my step dad could come too. It always makes me feel better when both of my parents are there. At 35, I still need a mom and dad. And I have them. I'm lucky.
What about the all the other teens in foster care? The ones who never got therapy? The ones with a failed reunification? The ones who just don't know how to trust in love? Where do they all go? Do they ever stay?
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text: usm_coh_ohmageer2 ohmageer2 coh usm yes Oral history with Ms. Ruby Magee Magee, Ruby, 1940- Morgan, Chester M. Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage United States. Dept. of Justice African American women--Mississippi--Tylertown African American women civil rights workers--Mississippi--Tylertown African Americans--Mississippi--Tylertown Women civil rights workers--Mississippi College graduates--Mississippi College students--Mississippi--Jackson College students--Mississippi--Hinds County Civil rights--Mississippi Civil rights workers--Mississippi Economic assistance, Domestic--United States Governmental investigations--Mississippi Municipal government--Mississippi Voting--Mississippi Voter registration--Mississippi Election law--Mississippi Literacy tests (Election law)--Mississippi African Americans--Civil rights Mississippi--Race relations Race relations State governments--United States Mississippi--Politics and government--20th century Race discrimination--Mississippi Discrimination--Mississippi Justice Magee, Ruby, 1940- Oral history. Four interviews conducted on June 11, September 26, October 10, and November 21, 1985 with Ms. Ruby Magee in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Magee was born on August 12, 1940 in Tylertown, Mississippi. In 1962, she received a BA in history and political science from Jackson State College (now Jackson State University). While at Jackson State she first became involved in civil rights activity and for a year after graduation served as a research assistant for the United States Department of Justice in its investigation of the Mississippi educational system as it related to voter qualification. After spending a few years studying at Harvard University, Magee returned to Tylertown. She became project director of the Neighbor Center Program, an anti-poverty agency in Columbia, Mississippi. In 1972, she was selected as a National Urban Fellow to serve in a program designed to develop leaders in urban government. Electronic version made available through a National Leadership Grant for Libraries from the Institute for Museum and Library Services. University of Southern Mississippi. Libraries Transcripts Oral histories Text http://digilib.usm.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/coh/id/4942 image/jpeg (Extent) Digital reproduction of 107-page document. Mississippi Oral History Program of the University of Southern Mississippi, vol. 17 part II, McCain Library, University of Southern Mississippi. Forms part of the Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive. Forms part of the Mississippi Oral History Program Collection in the Civil Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive. Forms part of University of Southern Mississippi Digital Collections. Forms part of the Mississippi Digital Library. 1985-06-11 1985-09-26 1985-10-10 1985-11-21 United States, Mississippi, Tylertown United States, Mississippi, Walthall County http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Copyright protected. Use of materials from this collection beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. Permission to publish or reproduce is required.


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Log in to make the most of Hymnary.org collections.
Life is like a soaring aircraftAdapter: Dale Rogers (2010)
Tune: [Life is like a mountain railroad]
Published in 1 hymnal
Printable scores: PDF, MusicXMLAudio files: MIDI
1. Life is like a soaring aircraft,
Be a pilot strong and brave;
We must make the flight successful,
From the cradle to the grave;
Watch the clouds, the hills, the towers;
Never falter, always spry;
Keep your hand upon the steering,
And your eye upon the sky.
Blessèd Savior, Thou wilt guide us,
Till we reach that blissful shore;
Where the angels wait to join us
In Thy praise forevermore.
2. You will fly o'er grades of trial;
You will cross the winds of strife;
See that Christ is your instructor
On this lightning flight of life;
Always mindful of obstructions,
Do your duties ever nigh;
Keep your feet upon the pedals,
And your eye upon the sky. [Refrain]
3. You will often find obstructions;
Look for storms and wind and rain;
Look for icy fog and twisters,
They will try to crash your plane;
Put your trust alone in Jesus;
Never falter, never shy;
Keep your focus on the flying,
And your eye upon the sky. [Refrain]
4. As you fly across the canyon,
Soaring o'er the chasm wide,
Then you'll see the destination,
Into which your plane will glide;
There you'll meet the master pilots,
God the Father, God the Son,
With the hearty, joyous, plaudit,
Weary pilot, welcome home! [Refrain]
|First Line:
|Life is like a soaring aircraft
|Life's Airline to Heaven
|Dale Rogers (2010)
|Refrain First Line:
|Bless'd Savior, Thou wilt guide us
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|The Cyber Hymnal #3561
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Main :: James Tyler Variax Guitars
Support community for JTV.
by wolbai on 2013-02-16 14:26:21.3590
The magnetic PUs of the JTVs ( I have 59 + 69) are quite good.
For a song like this, I prefer to use the magnetic PUs.
Did an Instrumental version out of "Still Got The Blues". Not new - a lot already out there on YouTube. It is just different. But this is with my JTV 59 (for more details on amp models, etc., please have a look at the attached Video link).
For Live-performing, I play the JTV 59 / 69 (one is of course always my Backup), a HD500, a DT50/212 together with a Marshall JVM 2x12 cab and a Rivera Rock Crusher (power attenuator).
It's a quite a long recording and I hope you will survive until the end :-)
Always the good die young ...
Any thoughts are welcome.
by dchernov551 on 2013-02-17 08:40:16.3630
You still got the blues! Amazing and heartfelt recording, Wolbai! This is a timeless classic and you made it sound very special and sincere. I keep smiling at the moment because I was always playing this song in my head when I was thinking of JTV guitars. It is that amazing tone that instantly makes you understand why your instrument is guitar! Did I survive until the end? Hey, I wished the track would never end because it shows so much emotion and the clarity of your playing fits so well. I really liked it!
Another point that I would like to make is that you are the proof that James Tyler guitar is also a great stand-alone guitar without the models and has great pickups to perform in an outstanding way! With this guitar you always get the models and one additional guitar of high quality!
Thank you for making this great video and for sharing it with all of us! You are amazing!
The information above may not be current, and you should direct questions to the current forum or review the manual.


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Roma general manager Franco Baldini has revealed that while there are still some minor details to be finalised, Zdenek Zeman will be the club's new boss.
Fabio Capello's former right-hand man met with the Pescara boss on Friday and is now confident that the Czech will soon be formally appointed as Luis Enrique's successor.
"I believe that we can rule out any surprises," Baldini told Roma Channel. "The affair will be concluded in a favourable manner.
"We had the chance to meet Zeman this morning [Friday]. I must thank the president of Pescara [Daniele Sebastiani], who made it possible for us to see him.
"We discussed everything about his possible return in detail but there are still some details to be defined.
"However, there is optimism regarding the success of the negotiations."
Zeman, who led Pescara to promotion to Serie A this season, previously enjoyed a two-year spell at the helm of the Giallorossi between 1997 and 1999.


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Thanks both fantasai and Boris (Boris answered me privately). At first I wondered why the C-like syntax addition, but now I understand. I am a bit concerned that those who learn by looking at source - many of those who joined the Web did so - will see this :first-letter ::first-child syntax as a typo rather than an intentional distinction in element type. But then, I can't really recommend a better operator to use than :: I'll do my part to teach on Hiveminds though ;o) -Chris "SoopahMan" Moschini http://hiveminds.info/ http://soopahman.com/ (this is a public mailing list - ignore attachment) -----Original Message----- From: fantasai [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Chris Moschini wrote: > so, why the introduction of :: ? The proper syntax is with the double colon; . . . See http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/#pseudo-elements ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The information contained in this message is proprietary of Amdocs, protected from disclosure, and may be privileged. The information is intended to be conveyed only to the designated recipient(s) of the message. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, use, distribution or copying of this communication is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by replying to the message and deleting it from your computer. Thank you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Tuesday, 1 July 2003 09:28:31 UTC
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If anybody sees Joe Englander, please tell him to hurry home and check his e-mail. > > From: Joe Englander <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Date: 2004/05/26 Wed AM 08:42:03 EDT > To: <firstname.lastname@example.com> > Subject: [Leica] Re: LUG Digest, Vol 27, Issue 249 > > Joe is out of the office. He will reply as soon as he can. Thank you for > your patience, Joe Englander Photography