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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10
ApsIcE 10 mornKas

Hrs Nkassas' SsasA7ne STesap sss esss.s-v~
sts2afaEs - taa Pres Fa2xsa@ es enc af sk@ fssNs
hENsaS n@yses asl E4zyssa3Asss - fAe Ga8ssss
rsasrss ani sas ts0D Nss5 ~ sSrFg gazzs site
Atsea @1sE4 ssscfsss - EalsAanzK q zs3xAess ssx
kEssf sAaasESR IsarIEE sae praaaeea ~ ss4gagas,s
- Fe5Ne y sAas5s4sA b sxAeves TIE ehsss
psssn FA&G- EagFss syss 1sz-y ans q zzrszR. s-fe~
13As1A 81 = seAsst & sssSs ire no, aes
4sssSe - a EoSSsc aaf n
Yer srse sss srssda IL tNe Las aas e4p Nax 90
- teAEses ssnsAssSsz4 - eAts<s s@Sa1A STRESS.
2<4x EsszG1 as&zN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10

The Senatorial lunkes 10 tnspecE tide lads Of
fhs ssNsa wzs ssEekiomsa in TIE senate to0ay.
Ast0Fney General ssnes VII be InTise2 - Sc
company the c0nmfttee-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10

Geoghegsns hEH % provide fog Fsablsea1fon of
sapresne eenrt repaEts. pzszss TIE senate Nsfh
70 diseazzon- Tnls l. the BAncroft Dab snAr
srnaRed - mueh eonsrDversy In TIRE Hossze aid
waS anallY am9saea 20 that the pgfAttng Mzll be
dose ia the ss4tsl Tie h4El l. nor ready for the
rryveruoyss szxas4ysre
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10

senator 0wings today prepared brief dis
patch O. the attorney general at Washington
City saying that The condition Of affairs in tsiis
state urgensly requires the immediate sppoinF-
mens Of United states district judge. About
dozen senators and one or two representative
KixneS che aixpa4rh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10

Kgnnesrs senGse bin 20 pzoTfde - eazy meAns
~ ssstlerant 81 e0nsfegtnw eiMinaa 10 prppsrty.
Ensu@y o. tn9ebss1ness. passea tie Senate via
No ob,ecfIoa IEs psuvixloas have hesa reeIiad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10

sssssz 81 sesenee Tie nxae vas smendsd -
~fEaehlnxeaa fstnse Agricultural College smd
Sekoxsl ~ zezeazs u Is Tie fatenxsnn - Eerge
apsrprrsEzsns Egr two sehaosE ard hare che
srhaa- Basis saaA B1Aekf3n dssseas fr0m ne
repars. a. they Msas two schools, one enas and
ne axher wess Of tae u0unE2inK
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10

rs sssass sss1eaaffss IS sxrac&slsEe ssesssest
.sspsAtss - h. s 81 So - ,ss<gsee - asAse
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05

mir fdnden. mir [ad1ten. mir i1afen uus.
ID, foroerte 8enno foaor einmaI ,um
sRiuofomhf hero,ts nnS finite hie b6tbs
Re @enuathmfno f96rfer oIs or al ieir
Go perainden uns Sic Sooe inn llmles
ben. nno BON ollter Qaune befIiioeIt 40.
Ien mir am IeSten Mbeno uuferer pnroe.
iid,riebenen brei gDodben mieber in bas
gmuIoemduer elm Nnd, mar NrduIeiu
Sbereie nid1f einoetroffen. balb 5olIte
Ne fomme1I Sn,tpiid,en oolt es 6sn
aou,eri Qonf beilomnen bohen bomit
Sie @erIisarbe;t t,id1t an Gd5ohen fdms
INN bic grmartete fam mn fnrion
6urfte iib Sie olIe Sooe Iebeu
ggas lolI id mod aro6 er,dbIeu-fur.
in brei gysod,eu mar ShsrsIe msins
grout. uuo ID, Der oIiidIid,iie 5dbuImei.
lier. ben Oie Melt ap5eheml
Nod1 nm beuielben M6enb marb ma
greioniR rud1bar inter meiner einifise,t
@omnanie aria naIomb mar her Srs
Re her init frsmSiosm G,ef;ht osio,,Fen
fam. nm mir - In bic Wrme az fallen
6enn IA founte i'm in hisiem M,InsnbIif
niht oubers empfomaen @tiiIer fam
Nenuo al oleid1enl gmbfouo uuS eno.
ia, mit errbtbenber Wermunber,r,1o
0annmeo = 92od, einioeu gNodhsn
fehrte 3bereie mod, einmaI in bas 6ous
6es Oberamfmonus anriid obsr id5on
IN ben nerbfiFeriem riiifeie ID, mid5 sur
nod1,eifsreife yNir bottsu onf niS1ts
az morteu 1tnh ioaf n Sheres, moi,
Meib uub nit bsi mir ME ia bies
idreibs. unb froot uur .umeilen ob ID,
bies ober ienes nam6ofte grsioui6 in
meiuem 9eriht nid,t beroei{en habeg
So bat nd, Sic @el6i6te meiusr Wan.
berfobrt BON ber ID, olies Slid bes Qs.
beus auriidhrod,ts et,nds In IL Q6nos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05

trlrten Jorm bon Gablifaten Detfauft,
als tpsntt es bic &obmaterialiea auf ben
Warft bringt."
vgine Sonne bon Sob giIeu brinat
nur $12 big SIS, biellei9tniht mehr ais
$40; man berarbeite fie 3u runben ober
Holden Stangen, unb fie bot ben BOP
pelten Wettb; ftbafft man bic Gtanaea
gu ytdgeln urt. 10 ipirb ibr Werib nod)s
mails Derboppelt. Miibin: tpenn bic
5onne Robeifen BEL Der Mine ielbtt ober
bod nabe babel gu gf6geIn peruanbelt
Dirb, 10 tuiro bag RapitaI, tpeIbes Ser
Giienlnouifrie3tpeig In umlauf iebt
ni9t bios Tim $12, iOnbern um Das
Wieifade taDDn, I'm $48 bermebtt."
Der BaumipollsB sBaflen, meIner aIs
lol9er nibt nlebr aIs $40 in lofolen
umlauf feBt, uhrbe In 8aHmpo1 Ja.
britoten $1C0 uno mebr einbrinqen."
IBIS ieBt bat ber Siioen nid)t gerabe
OILS Elm berborraaenbes .,Well6torns
2ano" geaoIten; ipenn ober elm Jars
mer lit Siio=@arolina i'm 5tanbe III,
auf einem Ider $50 guilel Nsaiss
torn 5n 3ieben,- ipie oas Der Ial gemes
len 1T 10 baben mir ole urlade auh
mad biefer &i6tuns bin unfere Bsfdei.
Denbeit CUR Settle gu feBen. IS bebasf
ntebt elnndl zines 10 iiberous tei9en
Grnte gttra9s. nm ben TabIiben iyar.
nler betreffs oes n6tbiaen 8iebfutters uus
abbdngig au MAIDEN. Denn CT fonn
SOnnen BON iapansfil1em Glee, Sors
gbum u. !. 10. fit feline pferbe unb fein
Ninopieb aieheH, unb 4uihI iiber Bus
ibel bon gieb grbfsn, 5ABtartoffeln
! u. I. 10. fir feline 91meine, unb alles
Das nit gang getingen Rofen. 3robs
oenl IN er INNER nod unbeba1t genug,
i9neres @elb ftV 8eohrfnil5e, tpeI1e Ct
ielblt oabeim befrieoigen f6nnte unb
iolte. mad Dem groBen Norbmeiien
au fdiden; ni9t bios 6as, es uiirbe
ibm ein leidtes iein, bic MrtiteI, pel1e
er iebt fault, ielbf nit 9ortbeiI su pers
faufen."
pgDir baben Sbflanb, 10 borsialid),
ipie ss rtr gu ipiini1en lit, unb trobs
benz betommen mir nod Saufenbe bon
Gdliern nit Mepfeln aus benz glor6en,
unO beaieben uniere 8irnen unb 9raus
ben aus Galifornien.4
nSa, = Der Shben ili Elm eroBa,tiges
Ganb, groB In Rlima unb Boben, groB
IN bic Manniefaliiefsit ieiner gr3eug.
nifie, grob In ieinem 0oISte;dtbum. groB
tomit 5ur6 bic Mbali6teit, tpel1e es
fiir cine inbuiitiele gntmidlung bietet;
ungIiidli1erweiie iinb mir aber aud
groB in Der llnbe6a1tlamteit. nit uel.
der mir ale 0ortbeile, tDel6e bic glatur
uns on bic 9anb siebt. unbenubt uno
auBer Wdt lafien!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
JalidJes 9SirtbidbaftS gDitem i'm
&if6en.

Ser teranif9e Correspondent bes
Iderbau, ,Slattes .Garm anb 6irelbe1, !,
Did Sdplor bon Marfaall, bringt unter
Der ueberfdrift: v5iiblid5e sSnconle.
queH3@ In Der Numlner bonn /. sssuli ben
folgenben bea6tenswertbeu Mrtitel:
vWan barf nit &e6t be3tpeifeIn, pb
es IN Der aansen cibiIiirten WeIt elm
3tpeites 8eiipiel eines 8oltes giebt, bas
in 8esus auf feline Moblfabrt 10 unper.
antDortIid) 9lei9giltig unb inconIe.
quent tudre, ipie bic 8eb6lterurg unfes
rer Siibifaaien. Mit einem Boben unb
NIT einem 2lima, tpel9e es ibm ern0as
li9en, 10 manniefaltiee Nderbauproz
butte un6 &obfoffe 3u erseugen, tuie
faum elm anberer She'll Der gr6e es pers
mag. lptir5e Ser Ghben i'm Gtanbe fein,
beinabe eiuen ieben NrtiteI berauifelleu,
lpel9er in ben tDeitauseebebnten Bereitb
ber menifli9en 8ebiirfnii5e fdlIt. 9enn,
obgleih er in erfter 2inie Elm Nferbau=
lamb 1T. 70 bat ibn bic gfatur bod aa
glei6er 3eit nit alien ben nbtbigen Gle.
menten ausgeriilfet, Elm Snbultrielanb
3ll tDerbeu. Wir babea es ir lll.lerer
@ewalt. bic 6arm unb bic sfabrit 10
nobe bel chamber an3ulegen, baB bic
Grage Der Gra6t fur bas &obmateriaI,
iomie fir bic Gabtiiate cor nid)t mebr
ins @emidt idllt"
.lluier Siibsn ptoousirt Eeben bon
ben 3ebns ober elf Rillionen 8aQen
SaummOle. meIde idbrIi9 auf ber @rbe
eeerntet unb Derbrau6t lperben. unb bon
bieien fieben WilIionen wirb nur Elm
berbdltnBmdBig gar ni6t in 8etraht
fonlmenber Sbeil i'm Sboen ielbit per.
arbeitet. llnfere ii6li9e 8aummolle
ifebt, iowObl mas 5tdrfe, tpie 2dnge ber
Safer an5etrifft, all.n anoeren Baum.
mollarten bOran. un6 bas III Der @runo,
ueIfer fie fir bic europdii1e 6abrita.
tion 10 gefu6t ma9t. europa uno bic
Weus@nglanbs 5taaten bsrarbeiten BEL.
uabe ausf9lisBlid uniere BaummOlle,
ipdbrenb ber Giioen iebes pfunb
Baumwolle, bas er er3eugt. ielbl su
Gabrifaten umwanOeln f0nnte unb
Iollte."
pGiir ben Garmer bes Sibens be=
3ablt es ii6 piel beher. iein Waistorn,
6eu unb ioniiises 8iebfutter in ber
Gorm bon Sdinten, 56mol3, Rinb.
unb 0ammelHeild, bon Wolle uoer
pferben au pertaufen. ols bic Robmas
terrible, tpelde er baut unb nit tpelden
er fur S6infen. Butter II. I. M. aablt,
Sg gleider Weiie IN es fir elm gan3es
Qanh bieI lobuenber, tpenn fs feline
giapel'probutte iu Der mebr eoncen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
SIT bic eawinSiud,t unbetlbar ?

Man lefe bas @a6ftebenbe vSerr 6. s.
Wlorrls in 9eparf, Arfanfas, faat SD Iaa
an 2unsen -MbleeiIen fd)iper barnieSer, unS
meine Greunbe unb bic Merate ertldrten mid,
fiir unbeilbar fdninb fG6tis. Do fina id3 an,
Or. Sings neueS gdpinbIudt8mittel at oe.
bran6em. SEPT babe id bic brittle sIafd)e nnb
bin bereitS i'm Stanbe, bic arbeiten auf ,neiner
sSarn ipieber au iiberpa6en unb 3u beaufiid)-
tisen. &c 1T bic bette Mlebicin, bic Is aeben
fann!4
Seiie Wibbletpart in Deratur, Ohio, fdlreibt !:
pBenn id) nidt 81. Rtnas neues Sd5pinb.
iuGts. Seilmittel sebroudt bate, iuare i'd Idon
lange meinem eungenleioen erIeeen. Die @srste
battsn mid bsrsits aufsessben. Sept bin i6
bel beiiem Bobllein.A
YrobeIaf9en frei in allen apotbeten. @bole.
fale bel Dreib, 9bompfon 6 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05


grfolae bearbeitet uab aipar in suei
SdahteR. Der @isentbiimer oarf bof.
fen. Elm por3iiglides @ef6dft gu MAIDEN.
Sn 8ictOria perben ebenfaus
nieoer 59ritte porbereitet, ben @uaoa,
leupe GluB als 8erfebrsfraBe su ges
tpinnen. Im 30. SUM- purbe i'm Sc
ri1tsbauie cine Beriammlung abgebaIs
ten, oeren 3wef mar, iofort MnfaI.
ten au treffen, baB 3as ,&aft", 5. 8.
bic Mnitduung bon 8aumii1mmen,
tpelde unterbalb Der 9tabt einen fe}ten
Damn biloet unb bic 96ifffabrt berz
bluoert, enolid aus benz Wege ges
rdumt nerbe. Der plan 1T, um bas
,,Naft" berum einen neuen Qanal fiir
bic 59iffe sli erbffnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
SD nllS nteine Goutpaltie,
giopslle bon 0tto Sioqaette.
lsdIuk.l.

y
500 iagte id. glus bfOBen Corps
geiR mar es tuDbi ni@t2
Neinl Nber id5 begreife ielbft intmer
nod nitbt. pietpObl Ct es mir unter
9brdnen eefinnben bat.@Gr iagt neil
CT mid 10 {ebr geliebt babe =
6elir err6ibete. Das bate ct bir
Bis babin ni6t eben ge5eigt, mari i'd
fiu.
CT glaubte, i1 miir6e ibn bod nietnaIs
siebeH t6anen, neil er 10 bdBlidb unb 10
dSfe fei. uab In Der Weinung, i1 oers
.adte ION, bef9IpB CT mid 3u peinigen,
aiub mir ieben BOlfen 3i ipielen. aber
es babe inn babel itets einen Slid in's
6er3 gegeben. CT bdtte ferben rtlEgen
Dor Wutb iiber f6 ieibif. ln6 tr0bbem
babe ct mid geplast. ltnb niGt dufb6reH
zSnnen mid 30 Iieben. so Tel ihu Der
i@ebanie pl0blidb sefOmmen, eine 6trafe,
bic Id Derbient, auf fiG Su nebmen, nnb
10
Da6 er bir aber elm 10 bumnles yers
geben 3uiraute, iDor bod aud ai9t ebeI !
iuenbete i1 ein. Date er feine before
a72o;n,.wn hot, Asns S,,. - Ueht.2 noe
s,.nIMs 4: -" osa, .A. s'a SA;" ss S;.,..a,, as
ss.;3.t. u NY o.asa q ~ Ivy sss Ss% ;s.sn "a ~
1o; ~ .;"s s M. vs' ~ ,,;s ;D NM ~ ~. w.
QIaubt 10ben. Dir fanuten ibn Mot,
nell er Iih Dor uns perldloB. uno er
~. 81 VIII = ias.s's awt. ~" t,.s as W.
sus o. .a ~ .'.,.s naqx4... yt 49, .vs.aa. an
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sund s.s.s s.sys0ssA ~ iVAAsns o"s 'A'S'sT
ss.T Nes Usisi sea nj, l;ss sein soot, ib Gu.
l W. ts;,,. s ~ hs,sas. 49, ~ .;is,s Ss - W. s,;,s.,.
scss W. = sIs TX o,'s nov ina SnSsrsr e ' ,s
S ..ss = y ~ ,sn s ;,rs,I;1 ,s ~ trs;h. % sRs;s G
y, ssss Va; No,.;oy ~ NJ ~ ~ mir s ~ erthiIf
gs,ss ss,s..s s,.s ..e1,sy maIJt,S,s M 81 nv - 'sa'
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s;r,,,,,s;ssr Ss v,sss vs. ,a- - srSf;% s;n,'sr'
aa,,ss. assa. ~. =. M s%sn,. * NIT csb.
aasan, ~, ha,n.. 1D,s y, fn.s4ss su' '''s' =" "
@ % svyT ',nI.,s = sssss 1yss'.@ sor.su NH mi, IA
g L S9Sss a. e's,s naI;.r sas o;tS~ ss ~; ~
$500 49, hs,sr gr r;, s,,x r;ds meter | nsriis. ~
- sa W ~. ~ assy as .' mcS [ n Ss,isissn Sy
s..,,ss go g. - - ...ssxs. e ,ssh.,, ~ o;',o
f%sss. ss = 80 80 $500 M r;,,cs ~ - Sorc6 S ~
,sh m;s ;rssuSm;, - @ mi r,it,atbs;l,n % s% fIohfts I
i'm, aiIf Sic Gd1uiter unb rief: Sriid,
auf. OamiQul Qeine Wriibeleienl mir
tuolIen foriQu aud oute Treuube fein /
gr ,udte aulQmmen. qber er bate
mid perlianben. 9mar Id1uiea er,
.aber er erbnb bic MugeH 3u mir nit eis
uem Bid, ipie ion npr 9berfe auerif
ri@iig estaunt bate. SD gIoubte Sanf
uub SSreube soriu aufleuMten au ieben.
Wir batten elH @ebirssfdbt@en, bas
uns III Nd@t ben Eafen tffnea fOllte,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
@iniae fd)6ne gDorte Ilot Der al,

WlHIgt IW0He gBOfte bat Der Qlfe
Gelbberr William 3. Sherman geIegsnt.
lid Der @r6ffnung bes NormaI GolIege in
Wem Ootf an bic S1iiIerinnen geridtet.
gr iaate: Wenu sic ssrauen, Wsiitter
unb @roBmiitter getuorben limb, 10 pers
ben fi9, tpie idb boffe. pieIe bon Sbnen
entIinneu. boB einif Elm alter absebants
ter 5Oloat, 6em Elm siitiges edidiaI
pere6nnte, ieinem 2anbe einige DienIfe
3u leiiten, bier unter bieier GIagge Tanb,
unb ibnen iagie, baB uniere Nation Sic
groBartialfe Der Welt lei. ibre 3ufunft
aber 3um sroBen 9beil in. Sbren 51ns
ben, in ben 0dnben Der Qebrerinnen
unb Miitter Der tonmenoen 8eneratios
men rllhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
Sheorie unb Draris.

e9ulebrerin Gin Der S6ule): 2in.
Der, i'd muBte beute ben tIeinen Willie
beltrafen, neil er gelogen bate. gtie
tperben aus @u6 CUTE unb tiidtige
Weni@en uerben. tpeun 3br ni1t felt
on Der @abrbeit baltei.
Sdulebrerin (babeim; aum Genius,
Mann): Wein NIter2 @inunbaman3ig
i'm nd6fen 9etbit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05

= Wan iollte niemaIs obne Dr. au.
gut 36nis's 6amburger 9ropfen. benz
beitea Nittel aur &einiaung 6ss Blu.
tss, iein. Sn aQen apOtbsteu au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05

= Cine iunee 6ranifurterin tlaste
fiirali6 gegen einen BsaE:ten auf gbes
Iidung ober gnti6doiguug bon 60, 600
Marf. Der NngetIaete f9hbte aIs
Grunb leines &idtrittss Dor, baB bas
Wdb9sn bersleibeno iei, ipas a6er BE-.
ifritten tBurbe, Oabei murbe bas
3eugniB zines 8aoear5ies In 9aubeim
Dorgelegi, in tpeldem es belBt; sd
bei@einige, baB bas Grdulein geiune
III unb ibr BON meiner 6eite ni6ts In
benz Wsge Febt, sumaI has gins
geben elmer gbe auf bas
0er3 bes Wfen6en feinen
fdd6li6en @infIuB aus
DOS 3euguiB erreste natiirlid
aagemeine 0eiterftit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05

Die
W0deutli4e 6reie Yreie fit geras
erf9eint
jeosn Qonnerfa9
un6 foitet
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr OOer %1.25 tsss
6 Monate In 8Uraasbe sbesabInna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-05
Wout ibr reiien oSer anstuanserm,

p tbnnt Str Gu NIT tetner eren, sefuubbeitserbals
tenben Gautss s1aertin psrebeu, aIs NIT Soleiter's
Wasenbttters. SO liesen retdIide i3eusnfe gum @e5
reie hafir Dor, hab es iaabIihe tlimatf@e GinHhHe
uuo bic @irtunsen acknowledgement neutralis
rt, hab es ben Rasen in ben GtanD iet, uusspobnte
Rc gu ertrussu nnb ben seabrl@en gOlsen bes 6enuz
feS BON unretnem gBaier rprbeust. eseIsute, 1curs
ten, Gmsranteu Wtneuarbeiter, ie ale baben berets
piuis 3ensnib su eineH @unen abselest; iein rrbls
tbdtiser Gtnub bat i tn auseufdaieer 9Beife in Gez
eeuben uno uuter nmdnpen hcfumentirt, mo- tein am
heres Yrdpdrat rcH NutSen 8e feiner 9lae Ron
&ranfbeen inb ieine le9en8reihen gBirfnngen 6euts
DER 5u 3ase setreten, as in 5daen ron Malariafeber,
far wele es crcbl bier ais unter ben Irepen, mo es
taum ueu8er befnnnt unb bettebt 1T ais auf unierem
4cntHent, tein pcpuIdreres Speuffum aibt Nusers
nem tt 60 eiu b6e anseuebm Su nsbmen6es appettres
senee Gltyir.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
VIII Excel phileas Fog.

Already the achievement of Phileas
Fogg-the prophetic vision of French
savant-bccomes as tale that is told, for
within q very short time, as has been
shown, We are to sec the earth girdled
in tifty-eight days. But marvellous as all
this seems, the record is to be still further
reduced by nearly one-half, and there
will be nothing to prevent those who de-
sire it from making the trip from London
and back again in space of time that
will totally eclipse the record of Jules
Verne's hero, who, by dint of great effort
and unfailing ingenuity, completed his
journey and doubled the fortune he had
wagered on the result of his attempt.
With the completion of the Russian
Transcontinental railway, an enterprise
now well assured, the tourist may leave
London on a given day and in ten days
and nine hours arrive ut Vancouver; he
can proceed thence to oVladivostock in ten
days and eighteen hours; he can push on
to st. Petersburg in eleven days and
eleven hours and reach London again in
two days and twenty hours-a total of
thirty-five days and ten hours.-Walter
p. Phillips in The Journalist.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
The First colored Nurse.

Miss Minnie Hogan, colored girl, has
finished the two years course in tho
Training School for Nurses of the Uni
vcrsity of Pennsylvania, with great sue
cess. Her treatment while at the train
ing school was of the best. Miss Hogan
was pupil of the Institute for Colored
Youth, and received letter of indorse-
ment from Mrs. Coffin, the principal, at
the time Of entering upon her course of
study. The colored people of the city
tako great pride and interest In this, the
first of their race to graduate fro:s this
institution. The opening of the doors of
the different departments of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania has served as a
great incentive to tho colored young
men and women and each year more are
availing themselves of the advantages
offered, and they are succeeding credit
ably in their efforts at self improvement.
New York Telegram.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
Remarkable Surgical Operation.

Drs. John S. Mahon and w. NJ. Her
ron, of Allegheny, performed the novel
operation of intubation on Charles Z.
Locke, the 3-year-old son of the pastor
of the Smithfield Street NJ. E. church.
The little fellow was suffering from diph-
liberia and could hardly breathe. The
mouth of the patient was distended by a
gag, which also dilated the throat. A
cone shaped silver tube was then inserted
in the windpipe, but SO placed as not to
interfere with the esophagus or passage
to the stomach. Immediate relief was
experienced, and constitutional treat
ment of the disease was begun.
The old method of making an incision
in the wind Pipe and placing tho tube
therein had tho very dangerous and OBJ
jectionable feature of permitting the cold
air to enter the lungs, which in many in
stances produces pneumonia. BY the
other means the inhalations are warmed
by passing through the mouth and nos
trils, or, in other words, natural breath
ing is restored. The operation was per-
formed in this locality but once before,
and that was in a case where child's air
passage was almost closed by Group. The
tube is inserted by means of curved for
ceps. The new treatment was invented
by a celebrated physician of Chicago,
and has been in use only two years.
Pittsburg Leader.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
A Bird That Kills Rattlcrs.

Riding in California one day my COM
panion called attention to bird in the
road ahead of me. 1t was something
like prairie chicken, but much more
slender and graceful in build. 1t was
not using its wings, but it moved very
rapidly, and we had to keep the horse in
a pretty good trot to keep up with it.
My friend told me that it was a ''road
runner" a bird that was noted there for
its pedestrian accomplishments, and u
peculiar habit they have is to walk al
ways in the center of tho road.
When one of these birds meets a rat
tlesnake it behaves in such coy man.
ner that it leads the snake to think it
will become the victim Of its charm, and
while it is keeping the snake in doubt as
to it's intentions it runs about in the cac-
tus and picks off the thorns with its bill,
dropping them in circle around the
snake until it has him completely sur
rounded by cactus tlorns. Then it flies
to some elevation and sits there to watch
the snake stick himself to death on the
thorns trying to get out of the ring
j. S. Nornlile in st. Louis Globe-Demo-
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
Improvement in Artificial Limbs.

The latest improvement in artificial
limbs consists in forming the leg and
foot part of single piece of wood, hav-
ing the grain curved naturally in it's
growth, such pieces being procured from
the parts of the trunk contiguous to the
roots and branches of trees. Limbs made
in this way are stronger with the same
amount Of wood remaining in them than
when lrmade of parts and glued together,
and are made waterproof, which is val
liable feature when the occupation of
the wearer exposes 1t to constant damp
ness, or to water itself, as in fishing, min
ing. dredging, etc. By making limbs in
this manner from natural curves in the
growth of the wood it has become prac-
ticable to make light and substantial arti-
ficial feet, adapted to partial amputa-
tions of the foot.-New York Telegram.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
A Dog That Flew.

This recalls the story of the grey
hound, whose master was an expert BIZ
cyclist, and was accustomed to run down
hill, with his legs tucked up on the ma
chine. The greyhound, speedy and
highly intelligent creature, always SEEM
ed to take extreme pleasure in this feat,
and one day, to his masters astonish-
ment, suddenly drew all his legs under
him and shot past the bicycle at an ele-
walton of some five feet from the ground.
Three times only, in the course of a long
descent, he just touched the ground with
bis left hind foot, and met his master at
the foot of the hill with frisks and
bounds, having travelled nearly three
hundred yards in the air. 1t is curious
fact, but the chronicle asserts that, on
the death of this dog, elementary wings
were found OH his shoulder blades, which
seems to indicate that he had natural
prediction for fying.-London Times.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1890-06-14
A Man with Iron Nervo.

An exceedingly cheeky thief made his
appearance IN Boston one day recently.
He was dressed iii overalls. He went
into the Office of a life insurance COM
pany and, while whistling one of the
latest tunes, began to unscrew from the
wall Of a toilet room on the fourth floor
mirror valued at about $50. Fully
twenty occupants of the building saw
the man at work, and everybody thought
lie had been hired either to repair the
glass or clean it. They did not suspect
anything was wrong until after he left.
Then it was learned he was thief. He
walked down the four flights of stairs
and left by means of the front door,
Philadelphia Ledger.