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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-05-29
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Supreme Court of the United
states has rendered decision declaring
unconstitutional the Meat Inspection
law of Minnesota.
THE President and his Cabinet have
discussed the Behring sea fisheries case
and decided to adhere to the policy of
the past
MISS CLARA WARD, heiress of De-
tro.t Mich, was married recently at the
fapal Nunciature at Brussels to Prince
OF the name Of Chimay.
RICHARD NAUX was elected to Con-
gresS in Randall's place (the Pennsyl-
Vania Third district) practically unop-
posed. His Prohibition opponent re-
ceived Al votes.
IT is officially denied that there are
any disturbances in Guatemala. Every
thing is reported in the best condition.
ALL the European nations but France
have concluded commercial treaties
with Turkey on the basis of fixed tariff.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD's remains have
been removed to their final resting
place in the crypt of the monument at
Cleveland, 0.
JOHN BAKER, the oldest examiner of
surveys in the General Land-office at
Washington, is dead.
lHE attempt of the Turkish Govern
aent to install Kahreman Pasha as
uoVernor of Albania at Laische has been
nercely resisted by the Albanians, who
aWacked the Turkish troops sent to
quel the disturbance and routed them.
many OF the soldiers were killed.
AN addition to section 5 of the Inter
a'aOe commerce act is contained in a bill
introduced by Senator Dawes, which
permits pooling for the purpose of ena-
Otlng competing lines to carry a reason
'Dle snare of competitive traffic.
uo'ERNoR STEELE, of Oklahoma, ar
tIseu at Guthrie on the 22d and met
WIN hearty reception.
NEV' NATHAN ScARRITT, widely
n rHCwn U' and wealthy minister of the NJ.
" " 0nufch South, died at Kansas City,
MO-, recently.
,.aoNiclPAL elections were held
nH n%soughout Virginia on the 22d. The
nocrats were successful in Alex
n.l,, Surla, Richmond, Norfolk, Lynchburg,
UsViile UpanViile and Petersburg. The Repub-
In Roanoke. - -
MR.. AND Mrs. CLEVELAND hays
p,TniSed to attend the Texas State fair
to,n' Dailas' In November, If nothing un-
seeh occurs to interfere.
AAJoRlrY of the House Judiciary
rsaaa Ummittee has agreed upon favorable
cOpO1 OpO1t ior Bakers joint resolution for a
fs,'uaonal fsma,s amendment providing for
''Male suffrage.
tna~oh WILLIAM GENTRY, the we'll
psuy' pSunsy' NO., is dead. In 1874 he was the
w.s Opie candidate for Governor, but
crat si defeated by H. G. Hardin, Demo
tnS GOVERNOR HUMPHREY, of Kansas "a
miss Tsee to attend the convention of resnb.
IasiOnists Ie~;O9ists for an extra session of the
Oeslinr Olslature to consider the policy of re-
Con..igst Cag the Prohibition law of the State
oubliat. blichER HARPER, of the Harper
Hulng house, New York, is dead.
Ssp S1Sas as the youngest of the four brotbsrs sr,
established the business.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-05-29
Notaa.

1t rarely pays to wash the wool before
sending to market. Have it clear of
burs, tags and trash, and tied up in a
good shape and it will sell at fair prices.
One of the advantages in grinding feed
is that stock can be kept in better con-
dition on less quantity of mixed ground
grain than If fed whole.
From thrifty breeding one may reason
ably expect to raise good healthy fowls,
provided good care is taken to give good
feed and shelter, especially when young.
1t is certain now that the only way to
make horse raising profitable is 10
breed and feed for the best
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-05-29
An important Point.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 24.-A mo-
ton was made in the United STATES
Court by the counsel for Gregg, defend
ant in the Marion County election
frauds case. to quash the indictment on
the ground that the adjourned term OF
the court from the regular term in De-
cember did not have any legal status
and that therefore it's action was null
and void. Without specifically sustain
ing or denying the motion Judge
Swayne said that the point was very
important one, and that he would re-
serve his ruling thereon until circuit
Judge should sit with him on the bench
next December.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-05-29
Morrin to Retire.

WASHINGTON, May 24-Congressman
E. n. Morrill,, of Kansas, has written a
letter to Mr.. S. N. johnson, chairman of
the Republican Congressional commit
tee OF the First district of that State,
declining under any circumstances to be
n candidate for reelection.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-05-29
Sale of the Frisco.

New YORK, May 22.-J. & B. Selig-
man, who represent the control of the
ST. Louis & San Francisco, state that
the formal announcement of the sale of
the control of the road to the Santa Fe
will probably not be made before Mon
day. President Winslow. of the st.
Louis & San Francisco, says that he will
retire from tho presidency of the road in
about three weeks. He will then go to
Europe and has at present no intention
of returning to the railroad field. He
has been actively engaged in the man.
agement of the railroad for over twenty
i've years and says he thinks he is en-
titled to long vacation.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-23
LARGEST IMPORTING HOUSE on the COAST,
HALE BROS. ( Co.
825, S27, 829, 85l, 8SS, 8SS K ST.,
And 1926 NINTH ST.,
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
What They Keep.

No matter what you needy on can
get it at HALE BROS. .&CO. Thev
carry immense assortments of DRY
GOODS, Household Supplies, No.
tions, Shoes and all kinds of wearing
apparel for both sexes. Samples of
all goods by the yard, sent on appli-
cation. 1t pays to deal with them
because they buy more goods in the
East and in foreign countries than
any retail house on the Coast. The
evidence of it is in their prices. Be-
sides, you are always certain of get
ting the latest styles.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-23
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-23
A Shopping Guide.

1t requires no experience to order
from US. Our Illustrated Cata.
logue-issued twice year-gives
illustrations and describes faithfully
everything in our immense establish.
ment. 1t is a book Of 100 pages,
and shows you everything that FASH
ion demands. Though large and
expensive, we send it FREE to all.
1t gives you prices that you little
dream Of.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-07-23
HALEY, IDAHO, WEDNESDAY. JULY %, 1890.
Shopping by Mail.

Shopping by mail affords advan.
tages to out-of.town people which
are of special Importance. They get
advanced styles, large assortments
and lower prices.
HALE BROS. & co. make a spe-
cialty Of this business. Their pat
ronage extends from Arizona to
Alaska, and their trade is constantly
on the increase. Do you want to
know why?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
GEORGE GOULD.
IRIS.
HAPPY WIFE OF JAY
0oULD's SON.
rhe Former stage Favorltc NJ VIE
and mother-young Gould Regarded
ms His Fathers superior LA business
sratters-Their Home In New York.

III every marriage between profession
Al and non- professional people resulted
rs happily as has tho union OF EDITH
Kingdom and George Gould the gossips
would be deprived OF one fruitful
source OF comment, Tor SO TAR rs tho
world knows there is no happier VIE
aud mother than the former stage
favorlte, and certainly tho husband
gives every Indication OF contentment
with the life OF benedict Mrs Gould
won quite reputation rs an amateur
actress IN Boston, where her parents
who were In moderate circumstances
resided, before she adopted the dra-
matte profession. for which her beauty
and talent admirably fitted her. Sho
was a member OF Augustin DAYS com.
pany when the eldest son OF Jay Gould
first saw her. lie was not long In be-
coming warm admircr OF Miss King
don and sought her acquaintance In a
straightforward and bnslness-like man
ner. When tho couple married the
bride was cordially received by the hus-
bands parents. and she was Affection
ately regarded by the elder Mrs Gould
up TO the day OF the latter's death.
George Gould is n quiet, unpretcntious
business man, who divides his time be-
tween his Office and his homo, eschew-
Ing clubs and gay companions By
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

One night he told me. had made
some casual reference TO fishing and
shooting, and he said With scowl, II
used 10 be very fond OF both, before /
got this cursed limp" Only he spelt
cursed rather vigorously.
THAT Is hardly pronounced enough
10 interfere with your pleasure,
yentured
''The limp is not. but the recollection
OF how / got IL Is he said. Then.
after pause, he added. II may rs well
tell you for l see you want TO know the
story"
nodded and he continues ~ was
a junior officer on the steamboat Sur
veyor, OF the United States lake survey,
Ga jS6--. We were busy fixing the
shore line OF tho Whltensh bay, on tho
Lake Superior coast, during the whole
season, aud as my duties were very
light had ample time and opportunity
for sport Game was abundant. and /
never saw finer fishing than there was
IN the waters OF the lake and In the
streams that flow Into IT,
There are not many Indians along
the Canadian shore OF Lake Superior.
at least In that part. but there aro n
few, aud more worthless set OF hui
posing that they are human. which
doubt The only thing they are good
for Is hunting. aud II YOU can ind one
sober you can hlm him for almost
nothing as n guide.
II came 90 know one or two OF the
brightest OF them, and questioned them
ns 10 the chance for shooting deer 1
had never shot u deer, but / very much
wanted To- One OF them told me-,
whether truthfully or not, that he could
take mo where | could not MISS getting
NJ least one or two withii half days
tramp. therefore applied for three
days leave from the boat. anl received
(, IL. together with a caution from the
chief officer.
'''Bc careful Won don't get into a
forest fire. nv boy. he said. Il have
been smelling fire for some days. and
you know these pine woods burn
Hereby when they do burn.
Il will be- careful. sir. | replied,
bit reckon my halfbreed guide will
be careful enough for two. lie Is GO
Ing with me-
The chief shook his head doubtfully.
but he was man OF very few words,
and lac SAID NO more. started early
in the morning expecting 10 tramp
nearly all day before reaching the hunt
ing ground, aud was not disappointed.
Al length the halfbreed showed me
what he said were deer tracks II nm
sure didn know whether he He'd or
nOt). aud proposed that we camp out
for tho night | agreed. aud after we
had cooked aud eaten a Few birds that
we had shot by the way | wrapped my
self In blanket and smoked myself TO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

More than one-seycnth OF the human
race die OF tuberculosis. The number
OF those who die OF II in Europe alone
every year Is about 1910. OOO In
New York for the year 1880 out OF 80.
SO deaths reported the cause OF h,Ida
was phthisis, while To bronchitis were
assigned Toe. The average age OF
those who died OF tuberculosis In this
country In 1850 was only 81 years The
MAGNITUDE aud Importance OF "a dlscov.
cry such as this which appears TO have
been made by Prof. Koch eau be- real
lied only by those who know how
great the ontlnnIng mortality ls and
how much sorrow, loss. and suffering
are caused by IL In all parts o the world
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
KILLED BY ITS RIDER.
HOW A GIRAFFE WAS KILLED
BY a LEOPARD.
A Remarkable Story Told by Two SPORTS
men Who Recently Returned from
Africa-1he savage Ferocity of the
Leopard rhe sight Witnessed.

Two sportsmen, recently returned
from Africa, tell remarkable story.
They had arrived at a thick belt OF for
est consisting OF acacia and evergreen
trees, when theytwere startled by the
sound OF breaking branches aud unmls-
taxable rushing OF some heavy animals
through the thlekeL Both men looked
TO their rifles aud then drew reln 10
watch the issue. A few seconds only
had elapsed when TWO full grown gl-
RATES. were seen 10 break from the
thicket anf strike out at full gallop FOR
the plain beyond. But the two hunters
were quite unprepared for the extraor-
binary sight that met their eager gaze
as the Wild creatures flew past
A large leopard had bounded on the
back OF one OF them. while still la the
forest, and no was now seated firmly
on ITS shoulders. tearing at the poor
animals neck with the savage feroc'ty
OF It's kind. The other giraffe mad
with terror. soon left its companion far
behind, the Door creatures lite-bood
flowing from It's neck aud streaming
over its sides Tho sportsmen's dogs
now Joined In tho chase, following
close upon the heels OF tho cnfoeblcd
animal, already lettering to its fall.
Soon they overlook IL aud began bark
Ing ut It's heels, but the giraffe did not
give In without one struggle. Lifting
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

OF the tree. AS II was, my leg snapped
lust above the ankle. IL was q COM
pound fracture.
II naturally tainted. When came
TO my guide had extrcated me. and l
was lying Hat on my back. while he was
irving TO pour some whiskey out OF my
flask down my throat ! remember IL
as one OF tho curious incidents OF the
day. My first thought was that the
flask was almost empty. and the copper
colored rascal must have drunk deeply
befofe giving me any.
1T was no time, though, 10 be think
Ing about whisky. The palm In my leg
was of course. intense. and my first
care was to get the bone set | knew
that the Indians are often skiliiiu in
such matters aud asked the guide III
he could set IL. lie looked doubtful,
but SAID he would try. aud ] let him.
but saw ln moment, by the way las
went at II, that he knew nothing about
IL. aud after half minute OF exquisite
torture | made him stop The only
thing 10 do was TO try TO set the bone
myself Perhaps you never had that
kind of job TO do IL Is unpleasant
II managed. with help. 10 get prop
ped up SO that could reach my foot,
aud somehow or other ! contrived 10
get the bone Ia place Then | tainted
again. IL must have been 10 clock
when gathered my wits together suili-
GENTLY TO make plan. Then told
the guide TO iiX me good bed, bring
some water aud 90 aud shoot game
enough 10 last for couple OF days,
come back and cook IT, and get back TO
the Surveyor for help. He nodded
and went 10 work. | think tho reason
the red devils talk so little is for fsar
people will nnd out about them.
"lie made me rs comfortable as he
could and started. IL was not until
after he had gone that ! noticed that
he had taken my breach loader instead
OF his own single barrel, aud that he
had carried all my AMMUNITION to-
gethcr with his own. have often
Wondered why 10 dld not cut my throat
before leaving and rob mo OF all had
with me, bur ! suppose lac was too great
coward, rs Indians. especially half
breeds, often are. | carried areyolyer,
and / suppose he knew IL. At all
events, he found Ii out asterward
70 The grim look OF satisfaction on
Sturtevants face as he said this was
Understandable. After another short
pause he continued: III lay there TIL
night before | realized that had been
left there 10 starve. Then asthe dark
ness came on 1 realized something else.
The smell OF fire In the woods had
been growing sti onger and stronger all
day, aud had fancled at times that
tho wind was TOO hot even for late
summer. IL was only the darkness,
however, that revealed the glow OF
what was certainly forest fire. /
could not even judge how far of II was,
but knew II the wind freshened II
might travel toward me at a frightfnl
rate. knew, too, that II ! staid where
l was | would be burned TO death.
IL wonder l didn't 90 mad; but
grew cool instead. | knew we had
travelled, roughly speaking, almost par
allel with the shore line. and that that
shore line was very Irregular, being
deeply indented with bays and small
inlets IL might be that the shore was
within mile or two. IL could reach
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

The rule OF the English was very un.
acceptable To their Dutch Fellowship
iects, and some OF these formed tho
Orange Free State. Just north OF Cape
Colopy Others, later, travelled further
north 10 the Transvaal General Jou-
bert was among the latter. and when,
after tho country had been settled. the
wild beasts driven out and tho savages
conquered. the diamond fields were dis
covered, tho English put forward
claim To this remote region. This
claim tho Dutch coionists called
"Boers," the Holland word for farmer
resisted, and after several sangninary
battles they put the British army 10
route at Majnba Hlll with great
slaughter, aud secured their batteries
They look upon General Joubert MS we
do npon General Washington, aud
when he lately visited this country,
partly for business and partly TO ar
range for i exhibition of South Afri-
can productions ut tho Chicago Worlds
Fair, he was naturally treated with
great attention by his fellow-descen,
ants from the same stock--the Knlck-
erbockers OF Now York aud vicinity.
The Holland society gave him dinner
and arranged for his reception at tho
Chamber OF Commerce and ut the
American Institute Fair. The presi-
dent OF the Holland society, Mr.. Robert
IL. Roosevelt. ex- minister To the Neither
lands, gave him reception at his resi-
dence In New York City. nj which more
than 500 representatives OF the old New
York Dutch families were present.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
BE CAREFUL WHOM you WE'D.
Love May be sunicI ent for Itself and
Not Marriage.

Not Marriage.
1t is pitiable fact that moro than
half the persons who believe they love
one another intensely, aud marry uncer
such belief, live long enough TO find
themselves mistaken. says the Mime
apolls Times But many American
parents deem IL quite sufficient for
their children To avow, I'm their salad
days, a reciprocal passion, To take them
at their word and hurry them into we'd
lock. We are practical people, yet
the hume OF love has n conjurlng power
with ms Before that monosyllable com
mon sense seems 10 vanish.
We forget that while love may be-
ample for Itself, It is not ample for
marriages. state In prosalc
facts stern realities, ma nnoy-
ances, inevitably enter, 49, host
conspicuous part
"Do they love one anothcr?" That Is
the supreme aud only test. III they
do. send for the clergyman and hind
them fast"
Have they good health? are they
fitted 10 be parents? Can they sustain
each other? Have they anything TO
live on? Have they any earning capac-
ity? Are they qualified TO construct a
home that will benefit society or
strengt then the state? These are old
fashioned questions, indicate and I'm.
pertinent They are fond OF one an
other; their fondness will be their
surety.
Would It might be- But alas, what
daily instances our divorce courts. and,
indeed, our own observations, furnish
that IL Is not! We arc not too senti-
mental and romantic over what. II 10
ever goes wrong, sentiment will not aid,
aud romance cannot cure.
II the American people were n little
more careful about marriages before
hand we should have less cause to re.
pent them afterward we should have
less mismatod misery, few blighted
lives, ruined homes and public scan
dals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

NnAl NOhin AHIdUO lHU uIO anu
starve there.
II don't know how far II was. /
couldn't guage the distance travelling
as did OF my hands and one knee,
dragging broken leg after me- know
Travelled all night and half the next day
before / saw the blue water. And nv
leg bone, though | had bandaged my
self as well as could. had 10 be set
twice before then. | was dclirious the
second time Indeed, | think was so
nearly all the time, for | can't recall
much OF It, In tact ! never tried very
hard. But when | came toward shore
| seemed to get some better, and wher
had reached the waters edge (for
dared not stop In the forest, the Ere
was getting SO near ! saw something
that steadled me.
IAN Indian was padding near shore
toward the north. | knew that the
Surveyor lay "a the south. So did he.
Something told me that " was my guide,
though before | saw his face. Tho
rascal had found the shore and stolen a
canoe. and was making his wav M the
shore rs fast rs possible. : moving that
he could hide himself la The wilderness
long before | could be found. II ever
should be.
II took my revolver from my pocRet,
cooked " aud got n rest over Dir OF
rock so that / shouldn't miss my aim,
for IL was fully forty Yards 10 the point
where lac would land Then | waited
tIll he landed. Then fired
After that ] didn't know anything
tIll woke 40 week later IN my own
hunk on board the Surveyor. The
chief had moved up tho coast n few
miles. leaving word for me to follow.
and had found me himself The first time
he went ashore. | rot we'll after a
while, but one leg was permanently
shortened"
WAS the guide dead?" I asked
II never inquired" said Sturtevant;
"but you know ] am fair shot