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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-10-09
F.ealcs Among Appls.-

Among apples, as among living things,
there are freaks-forms appearing to in
dlvidual trees at the very extremes of
normal conditions A member of the
state board of agriculture, in one of the
northern counties, has an apple tree that
has never had petal No one would
ever know it was in blossom, yet it bears
fruit abundantly This shows that the
pretty rosy parts of the flower, the pet
ais, are nonessential to fruitfulness
Some contend that the brilliant colors
of the petals of flowers are given to at
tract insects, and arrange for cross fer
hliZation. Others contend that the pet
ais act as protectors of the undeveloped
parts, while others believe that, to some
extent, they have the functions of leaves.
and prepare food for the younger parts.
Whatever it be, we see by this freak it
is possible to have apples without them.
Then there are seedless apples-apples
with no core. There may be germs in
the ovariunls. and the germs may be
properly fertilized by the pollen, bnt the
power. to absorb nutrition is weak and
the evaries die in infancy from sheer
starvation. Having been once ferti-
lzed, the flesly part we know emphati-
cally as the apple grows on and natures,
though the seed and core do not Twins
or even triplets are often seen in apples,
IS in so many other organisms, and just
as in other organisms by independent
germs coming into juxtaposition in an
early stage of development, when the
stronger body absorbs a considerable
portion of the other.-Thomas Meehan
in Philadelphia Ledger.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-10-09

tea bright. shiny green, but also permits the
use of 4" OF color" and worthless teas which.
once under the green cloak, are readily
worked on as good quality of tea.
An eminent authority writes on this sub
ject: "The manipulation of poor teas. to give
them a.hner appearance, is carried on exten-
siveiy. Green teas, being in this country
especially popular, are produced to meet the
demand by coloring chcarer black kinds by
glazing OF facing with Prussian blue, tumeric.
gypsum, and indigo. This method is so gen
eral that veTv littie genuine uucolored green tea
Is offered for SALE
1t was the knowledge of this condition of
affairs that prompted the placing of Beech's
Tea before the public. 1t is absolutely pare
and without color. Did you ever see any
genuine uncolored japan tea? Ask your
grocer 70 open package of Becch's, and you
will see II. and probably for the very first
time. 1t will be found in color to be just be-
tween the artificial green tea that yoa have
been accustomed to and the black teas.
It draws delightful canary color, and is 50
fragrant that it will be revelation to tea
drinkers Its purity makes it also more
economical than the artificial tess, for less
OF 1t Is required per cup. Sold oni, in pound
packages bearing this Trademark:
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-10-09
It's Objects

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and opening up new channels for our
helping THE DALLES to take her prop
Ter position as the
Leading City Of Eastern Oregon.
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A Revelation.

Few people know that the
bright bluish-green color of
the ordinary teas exposed in
the windows is not the nat
ural color. Unpleasant as the
fact may be, it is nevertheless
artificial; mineral coloring
matter being used for this
purpose. The effect is two
fold. It not only makes the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17

500 l1nteri1riften BON SaarIouis, GYaaA
~lautsrn unb &ooen uerisbene Yetltion arz
bas giienbabnbetrisbsamt Saarbrissn
seianbt, woriu uul cine Wesabers coac
l1ntsrfibruns pom biefsen Yerionens auae
@dterbabnbofe sebeten wirb. @Iei13stA
tts wuroe sin S9rei6en um t1uterifituaa
bieier a~nselesenbett an BITE 5anbsIstanhs.
rnsr seri4tet.
9ouiientbaI. Ser wesen 8erA
ba4ts bes 2anbespsrratbs perbaftet semea
iene S9iffer W. pom bier III sesen .ise
Raution pom 10, 900 sri. Tn 5reibsit sst.ts
woroen. - Gin In berieIbsn Sa9e pegs
bafteter gi9lenma9er 1T TN 9arniioa=
ea3arstb gu Saarbriden seforbsn.
Muf Citation Neunts fiessn
twei @eri9tsperionen aus Srier aus.
weI@e nod 8euern sinssn, unb bort ftetsrs
3eusen tn Der tlnteriu9uns sessn sin,a.
Subrmann pon Wtss p%ernabnen. gas
banbeIt f9 um ben Ssrtauf zines RusA
baums unb einen In PerI Dor benz Nmtsss
ssriSt sslsifetsn Glib.
ginem o a f mtrtbe Der ausssas
baIb Der Stabt Wertts an Der StraBe aaSs
geferinssn mobnt, ruurben aus bsxs
&au9fans ibsr 800 pfunb serdu9srtss
S9weinsFsiid seftobIen. Der Dieb iR
usrbaftet.
gu Supperatb f~siertsn au1 a.
San. bic gbeleute Petsr g0nsn has 5sE
ibrer sOIbenen 5o93ett BET uOlsr &C.
iunbbett.
Ger S9neibermeifsr W. D.
;u @iu9e,insen sebirtis, ber friber betrs
9uiarensR esiment tn Ertsr biente unb s,s
anfans Der 7oer Sabre nod amerife
beiertirts, wurte, als er auf Beiu9 sn
Sauie weiIts, psrbaftet uub benz &ssimens
einse!iefert.
gu OilImari tir3te tirBIi1 Ha1tss
Der @iebeI pom benz StaIsebdube oes Mn
ton Sris stu, 10 baB bic Ereppe Dor bssr
8irtbidaft eauer seti@mettert wurbe. @S
mar stn Slid, baB bsr 3uiammeniturh
ni@t am Gage erfoIste. @s bdtte bauna
ndmIi1, ba bic StraBe, an weI9er sse:
Staa Iiest, iebr belebt TT, Iei@t sr6Bers&
llnsIid sei@ebsn t0nnsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
pom |. bis 16. Gebruar.
eusem burstiGeS aus 9eI8ten,

Wie bas QrIoner ,g1o" mel:
bet, lit man in 8elsisn NIT ben Sorfubisr
gu elmer giienbabn bsiddftist. wsl9t
Wartslinsen, ben @ncpuntt Der R6rbinss,
Rantonalbabn, nit eiuem 8untte be,
NrlonsB 1slsrs Balm perbinben ioa, ie
ss nit 9abap, Warbeban obsr 2onsIier.
Settler. Ssrr albolf &ebius, ebe,
maIissr Rotar, bat um 10. 6ebruar bas
Seitli4s seissust. gr NAT eir 9ibsraIsr,
absr sss er ben Spruus in bic Guigtsii
nas.s, ipIrte sr bic Rotbnsnbistsit lid
nit Der tatbolilden Rirds aussuiSbnsu.
W0ss CT ruben in 5risoen!
Die Rsparatursu on Der Warte:
Iingsr Rtr9s ituc auf uabe 20, 900 SIS.
Gbssiddst. Die Irbsit pirb beIb per.
sebsn werbeu.
Sr. SuIius 9sisune BON arIon,
Stuoent an her ruiperitdt Q6wen, bal
isin Iss.ss gramsn bss Rs1tsituoiums mi
GROCER Iusssi9nuns beitanpsn.
Abpotat Ssntsss pom Ssrsis bal
bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gum Hotaria,
uor Der eOwsnsr Surp nit grfuIs b~sitlabsu,
SIM Difritt arIcn fnb foIaerb,
5erren ais Ylrssrmsiiisr srnanntiuoroen :
Salan,p. Sr. 5. .. 8. Walbisu; 5sinid,
Sr. $. u. WiIsr; 0isbsburs, ST.. sc.
Remp; Eontslinseu. 81. &ecins.
gaIiieuI. am 20. 6sbr. t,af Elm
t1 ais YferbsbdrbIer aussebenbss Snbi.
uiouum IN Sffasne elm, sins in gsslsitune
pon Bwsi alien Sefanntsn aus Der Soloa;
tsnBsit gu Yfsrbsbsissrn, trat in lln,sr.
bauelungsn elm unb faufte aber nur Elm
Bfero. Nld sinsm sutsu IbsnSeIsn bsj
sinsm Der beiben Sreunbe madte sr lid
aus benz Staubs. I'm anbsrn Ease iteIt.
Der S1uiEbIer fi1 bsim Notar Srn.
Sacquier siu uno s,i9li1 t9 unter ben,
Sorsebsu. er m6dte Saas uno W6bsl
usritsissrn Iafen. bic Summe pom 80 5rs.
Der Rotar traute ibm UNI 10 msbr, ba c,
ii9 ben Ramsn gussu gonceIet Dor
Ofasus bsiIsste. tbatid9Ii9 absr Elm
Spisbubs pon Sronquop bel Reuf9atsau
lit.
Grill i a NIB Der ArIou.
S%eiratben. -. Bonn o. Seb. a6ia Sran;
Seiure nit Ratbarina gtsp l5. Subsrt Gmi
Subertp nit Soiepbine Suliana Sreiie.
Sterbe dlle.- Bonn 6. Seb.: Ysts,
8alsin9, alt ST Sabre, Sbemann pon Rlarc
8splanb; s.: ausuit Wonbp, alt 20 Sabre
Sobn Don Nmano Wonbp uno Barbara
Si9esne; 49,: Sobann Better Rapier, alt 81
Sabre, 9bemann BON 9lilabetb Wtiiasr
Suiauna Slammans, alt A Sabre, Gbeiral
pom Seinrib Wibaelis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
Sotbrinsen.

Ser Rreisbirettor &tIltna
yer AZ Otebenbofen erIieB firbIt4 fela
ssnbe Betanntmaduus: Na9bsm in Gid
a. b. Ils. (9roBber3ostbum 2~ursmburs1
bic WauI; unb &lauenieu1e BET benz &inoa
pteb unb ben S4weinen aussebro5eu III.
wirb hermit 3ur 8srbituns Der Seu5eua
psridIsppuns anssorbnet, mas folst: Die
Sibrer pon Rtnbptsb uno S5weinena
psl5s aus Sid a.. b. II3. iupte iberbaupe
aus benz @sbtsts bss 9roBberjcstbums
2ursmbu,s sinsefibrt wsrbsu iousn, miiGen
In benz Bette uon Seusnthen apprentices
Ebierdrbte iber ben @eiunbb.ttsjaltanb bsr
erudbnteu gbiere isin."
gu W6Iferbingeu parb bsS
EasIO5ner 5einri4 Reler IN isiner Woba
nuns sri9oiisn aufssignSeu. Wan 5ss
buuptst, baB ct bur9 S,antbsit iebr abSea
i5wd4t uno aud stUus ssiifts seii6rt mar
Sn Sintinsen p~srunsIidte bas
l0idbrise Wdb9sn Oss @irtbss Ba9manr
inbem baslsIbs an benz BrsnntefsI, na&
benz Srsnneu, ben Sabn aufma5.e une.
bas fteosnbe, 3utiidsebIisbene 8aHsr fGs
iiber bas Rinb ersoB. Oas Wdb4en era
lit srbsbli1s Branouunbsn uno i9pebte
in 2sbeussefabr.
&iraIi9 mar cine 5ruu aug SorbaSS
an ben Bad ,%sesenseu, ibre climber in bse
Wpbnuns ;uridIafenb. Der d~Iteite, ads
Sabre aIte Rnabs ipisIts am Diem, maGts.
ben S5irbatsn sIibenb unb fu9tslte NIT
eemislbsn in Der Stube berum. Sa6ski
traf ler has anbere, stwa elm Jabr ate
3inb 10 unslidIi9 in bic Nussn, baB baS
cine auss gang uerlOren, baS anoere erbsha
LID uerlett 1T.
Su SaaraIben wurbe bic Sraa
Gs9 bsim Sittsrn Der &lbs 70 ms ause
sefioBen, buB bos 5Oru bis In ben Wunh
erans.
Su SmIingeu wurbe Bel benz 5ofe'
"a gorge bic esi9e zines 72idbriSeu @rei.
les. Namsns Soispb SanbreI, aus bsus
S9wsi3inssr Babe se5osen. Oa bic
9eiSe ~tsiue,lei Spursu pou @ewa!ttbdtisa
tsit ssist, 10 i6rsibt man ben Cob auses
msin einsm llnfaas gu.
D iebiesidbrige DC a | me c ben
Staot Wes wirb auf benz RaiisrsBisa
beImspIas unb auf sinSslnen GbsiIsn bet
gsplauabe itattinben. Sic b.ainnt aus
8. Wai unb bausrt bis gum "a. Wai, Gina
i9IieBIi9.
Muf benz Diner AZ gtren bts
9anSssausi9uHss belt Der StattbaItes
BON @Iiabs 2otbrinssn cine Rsbe, In mels
DER CT bic aufbebuns bes gaB3wanss8 tn
ausf9t ffsIts.
Sn bsrW trtbi9 a I pom SraneoiS
~ WSIferbinssn psritarb an stnem S9lasa
anfau Der Better zines Der TN W6lfers
binser SaartanaI liesenben S4tfe.
Sn Der Sieuns bss sIiaB sIotbrina
sii&en 2anbssausi&ufss iaste rer abses
orbuete Saune5sS aarsemlnb: vYreaBen
tdui1e fi1, wenn es annebme, 2otbrinsen
i1wdrme fur bic WoisIcanaIiiation.~
Gbatia4e TT, baB bic Observation-Disclosures
@roBinbuftrieuen aus sigenem Snterefie
bic Bewssuns fir bic @anaIiiatiou bsr
WoisI beruorserufsn babsn.
Su &ombad maBten bic S1ulsn
aei4IoGsn wsrbsn, neil guar Sol3 uorbans
ben, absr tsinss ssi9nitten mar. Der Pea
Ii,eibiener unb Der Sslbbltsr itreitsn 1&D
barum, wsr uerpFi9tst fst, bas 9OIs aR
idsen.
Aus Mrs a. B.. M 0 sI wirb ssi9riss
ben: Der Deinbauer Soispb gointin bisrs
isIbf, sin paiiionirtsr NnssIfidsr, bate
firsIi& bas ieItene Slid, einen Se&t Don
Is Yfunb unb einsn uon 10 Yfunb mittsl&s
anseI aus Der WoitI su fi&sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
Civil Ser StabtarIou
Guar, Wuiel, gifeI uuo Suusrld.

Sn Erier iritt NIT GROCER Bsitimmts
bsit bas 9srl4t auf, Der beilige Sod
msrbe im 9aufe bisies Sommsrs ben @ldus
bissu seSsist wstbsn. BstanntIi9 pnrbe
cine srnsute Ausfe0uns bisisr bsribms
tsitsn ReIiquie Erisrs i9on TN Sabre
1887 auf Der Notwithstanding bur@
ben bo&p'tsn 8ii9of uon 9ursmburs aus
ssrest. Sb isnes @srl4t auf Wabrbeit
berubt, usrmas man ni&t feitsufisasn.
Sn 3 t. gitb wirb Der Babnbof
bebeutenb psrsr0bert.
S~aarlouis. Dur@ ben Ysrsin fir
itabttl@e Sntere1en wlrbe cine NIT stwa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17

gen, mobin ber 81. Wiaibrorb wobI mebr.
mails auf Idnsern Bsiu& gu pipin, BEN
srobsn Sausmaisr bes frdntiiden Rsi4es,
Fam. Wan bari mobl obne Bsbsnten an:
nebmen, baB Der eifrise NpoifeI ieinen ba.
fsen Nufeutbalt sur Ausbrettuug ber
9riffli9eu ReIision benutte. Sn bieisr
9tnfi&t iast gnsIins tn feinsu1 v9lpoitos
lat bes 81. Biaibrorb~, g. SIS: vSn ber
Iestsenannten Orti4aft (5eIinser) burfts
Der 6eiIise (Wiaibrorb) I'M, 10 sr5Bsrn
gtnfuB ausiben, OILS er babin 5fters wesen
ietnes wabri9einlt9 Ianssrn AufentbaItss
tn Der naben 0tua ober SasbpfaI3 Yeps
ping fou,meu mo1te." go i9eint ss Be-
srsifi9, baB Der 81. @iqibror6 bas gbris
itsntbum in 5eQinssn bssranbets, obsr,
wenn CT bufeIbe bort porfanb, bag er ss
befefiste. e..
6oi4eib. Mm Yormittase bes %.
Sebruar entftanb tn benz i'm Srt s~enannt
vgoden6srs" iioIirt selesenen Wobnbauie
oss TasIobners @ri1uss 3snnsr cine Ssus
ersbrunt, weI9e bas Da9pert iowie etneu
a~nliesenben Staa 3srf6rts.
giuilfanb Der Stabt 2urems
burg.
Seiratbeu.- Bonn z. Seb.: 9tt. @luins
ger, SGdermeiiter, NIT 6atbarina @balois
Jtitolas Gpiden, gilbbauer, nit War9aretba
Rlein; Hitolas Serber, commits Der Yoiten
nno Selesrapben, nit Suianna S6mit Wi6.
Sbespbil Dtiiler, S6lolier, nit barbara Wirs
49,: Oonlnttus 4H9elus Hobertus Soncini
Sarina, @emsntarbeiter, nit asnes Sranb.
SterbefaIle. Bonn z. Sebr.: Wi9el
S6le6ter, 20 Sabre alt, S6ubma6er, ebelos
12.: Yeter Greensboro, alt 70 Sabre, Sctrop:
9ouuopeur; &c.: Wtslanie S6ousr, alt 81 g.,
Wittpe pon Brosper Glemeu, Stls. eit1o9rapb
Rarl Nieoerpriin, oft As g., 8lempner; Is.
Sbsobor S6wab, alt "a g., Sdriftisser
6atbarina Ser9en, oft 81 g., Gbeirau uon
Sarl SriiSsr, unternebmer; WarS. Suismont,
alt SO e., @befrau pon 8arl Nblenann, S6riit.
ieser; Sobann peter gei6t, at 60 s., Short
ner am S6ulsebGuoe; 49,: @liie SdrOoer, alt
so s., 8ittpe uon Sobann Souiiaint.
gipiIfanb Der Stabt Remi9,
Mtonat Sanuar 1891.
Seiratben. - Bonn &C.: geiiort Rifolas,
9erbereiarbeiter, nit Sieoler Selena, Si9lerin,
beioe in Remid. Som 49,: 9aspar Seinri9
alois, Sol;orebsler, nit 9reipeloinser Waria
Wta9oalena, obne Stano, beioe in Heni9.
SipiI # anb Der Stabt Gid a. b.
Gl3ette,
pom /. bis 16. Sebrlar.
Seiratben. Bonn g.: Cider Ssobann
nit Hiles Warid. Bonn f.: Wonbot 9ouis
@eraro NIT 6ieier Sulanna; Semmeloiua
yticolas nit 9inte en- Warsaretba; Wauenoorl
gticolas nit @loos War9aretba; Soiimaun
Ricolas mir Geiieu glnna. Bonn g.: Ser
@eri nit Sermaun 6lorentins. Bonn IL. Eau:
lus Sobanu Yeter nit Sarles Ratbarina.
Sterbeialle. - Bonn 49,: Siau Sacob.
So 8. alt, Gbemanr pou Subert Re9ina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17

gu WelIen It etn ftarb Srau 4nno
9Gies, Wittwe SEED. IS Sabre alt. W6ss
iie ruben in 5rieOsn!
gu Sefort brad am 90. Jebruar
Atsnos in benz Seller bss SanoeIsmannes
5r. Gisrano cine Jsusrsbrunit aus. Da
Der aus oisism Naume b%eruorteissnbs
9tau4 pom Soriberssbsncen bsmertt
purbe, 10 selans es bur9 Gina
wsrtsu ron Riit urb @ailer ben Brand
in ieinem gutfsben gu bampfsn. Der an
ben I'M Seller aufbswabrtsn @aarsn usrs
n,ia9te S1absu mag siwa 100 Trs.
betrassn.
g9terna9. Nuf @uni9 Der &es
Sisruus bat Der @smsinberatb bic @rri9s
lung elEes S3Ia4tbauiss bsitimmt. Der
gemsinoeratb 9ensbmiSte 1000 6r., we;1e
bos hospital i'm Sntere6s bss untsrrid1s
Der StaotpsrwsItuns sur IsrfisunS iisut.
Remi9. Mm %. Isb. ffarb aubier,
uerieben NIT ben 81. Stsrbsiatranenten,
rubis unb sotfersebsn !Ssrr Sob. Baptiit
Ssinrid Altwies, &sutner, I'm Nlter pcn
SO Sabren. Ser 9srfiorbsne mar seboren
81 Esnib am IL. Np,il 1908. belu6te
udbreno lsiner S~usenbjsit bas atbendum
5u 0ursmburs uno oarna9 :u 2Swsn. nit
Der AbfSt prisffer bu weroen. Sn ben
beIsii1en Wtrren selans ibm has ni1t,
uno er rabm msb,sre poitsn oils @e:
msinbebeamtsr an. NItwies NOR cine
gisoeriseIs, ebrli4 unb trsu. W6ge sr
ruben in 6Iiebeu!
CID a. b. ais. Sir,Ii5 parb Elm
Arbsitsr swii4en S9uapsbof unb ben
9o&6fen pom 3wei Strau9otsben, bic ibn
belauben MOLTEN, lberfauen. Die Wsses
Iasersr, siu Dsutl1sr Namsns Yeter Sens
bel unb sin 2u~rsmburssr Namsns 9eors
Gbommss wurben pom benz Su9tpoliseis
ssri9t gu brei Wonatsn @sfdusniB psrs
urtbeilt.
Gin Irbeiter aus Diferbinsen
Namsns Nit. WIqsr bate einsn anbsrn
nit einsm Wefsr In ben Nrm geifo9en.
gr erbielt 3wst WOnate @efdnsniB.
am 90. Gebruar pu,bs su Sdiffs
Iinsen 5r. N~rensborf In ben @~smeinberatb
sswdbIt. Der 9sssncanbibat ST.. &Iein
bate nur 10 Stiml!sn wenissr.
gu Oifferbinsen usri1isb mad
elmer ui:,idbriseu, i9wsrtn Rrantbeit Der
aassmsin beIiebte Brieftrdser Pster Srs.
mer i'm utter uon 25 Sabren. WSgs er
ruben in 5riebsn!
grautbem. YIN 90. Ssb. UNI bic
Wittassitunbe e%ntitanb ein Sdabsnfsuer
in ben @sbauli@tsitsn bss TasIobnsrs
s. y. Sberwsis. Wobnbaus u. S4eune
brannten sdnbIi& ab, nur Elm tIsinsr Tbeil
Der W6bel fonnte ben GIammsu sntriEsn
werben. Der bur& gsrf9sruns sebsdte
S@aben wirb auf 1900 Sr. usrani&Iast.
gu Wanterna@ entitanb an, Is.
Gsbruar Geusr TN Wdb&sni4uliaaI, has
iebo&, ba es re&tteitis bsmsrft wurbe,
baIb selSi&t mar. Der S@aben bstrdst
so 81.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-07
DOCTORS DISAGREE.

= y
The North American Review recent.
" published q consensus of opinions
from leading medical authorities in this
country in answer to the question, Is
Drunkenness Curable?' The articles,
without question. are valuable, but it is
interesting to note how well they con
firm the old saying that doctors dis.
agree = For instance, one celebrated
physician says that most people get
drunk because they want to and others
because they cannot help it. Another
put its in the following manner: Some
men are born drunkards, some achieve
drunkenness and some have drunken
ness thrust upon them, = while still
others classify them as hereditary drunk
ards who are net always intoxicated,
acquired drunkards. not hereditaY, who
are always intoxicated, and hereditary
.drunkards, who also are always in
toxicated. And when we come to
consider the cures suggested, Ne
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the death Of Boulanger's mistress came
as . fatal blow to his political ambition
the world to him was dead. The loss Of
the Gillian throne was to Balmaceda the
taking of life. The unfavorable wave OF
uncertainty in Gould's railway affairs is
to him the unsettling Of life.
The cases of Gould, Hutchinson,
sBonlanger and Balmaceda preach pow
erful sermons. They warn men to build
on solid foundations. The sands of
worldliness go and come with shifting
tides. Life that is worth living rests on
the moral substratum. Fame, power or
riches may come legitimately, but as
rewards and duties not ends rewards
of toll and sacrifice III the battle for the
uplifting of the race, and duties that
demand increase of sacrifcial toll in the
same great cause. Minneapolis Fri
hune a5=tEs. ,4
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MERRIAM'S BACKBONE.

Governor Merriam is manifesting
the proper amount of backbone in deal
ing with the Rose case, and in addition
to this he is showing that he understands
the prerogatives of his Office. His deci-
sion to refuse to interfere with the execu-
ton was made from perusal of the evil
dence. It was in the same line with
that of the jury, the court and the SUI
pfeme judges Of the state, and IN no.
wise was it the result of prejudice or
influence. Since then no new evidence
has been introduced. There have been
pleas for mercy, but they have been only
on the ground of the cruelty of capital
punishment and comparison with the
Holden case, and the governor is aware
that his connection with the Rose case
ends with the question of the prisoner s
guilt and in no respect hinges on the
Holden communication or the merits or
dement's of hanging. BY a stretch of
his authority the governor could inter-
fere, of course, but until the people are
civilized enough to abolish our present
method of punishment for murder, he
no doubt prefers to be one of the peo-
pie. Besides, the pleasure OF having it
said that he commuted Roses sentence
because the citizens of this or that
town wanted him to, after he had deci-
ded that the evidence called TO- the
carrying out of the law, is not what
some people, perchance, might think.
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NEED WATCHING.

There are number Of young boys in
this city who are leading a life, which.
if persisted in for any length Of time,
must end not only in their own disgrace,
but in bringing shame upon their rela-
tlves as well. In part, the parents OF
these young fellows are themselves to
blame. The watchful care that is so
necessary at the critical period Of grow
ing youth has been neglected. The
youngsters have been allowed to hang
out late atSnights, keeping whatever
company they desired, and in fact have
been permitted to establish their own
code of ethics. at time when the guild
ance and stern control of older heads
were needed. No wonder then, that,
when temptations are offered as atpres-
ent, they should fall willing victims to
habits. alluring to the passions but of
a degrading and sinful nature. degrad-
ing because they feed only the baser de-
sires of the human mind. destroying
self-respect and creating love only for
that which satisfies lust and seeks to
cover its acts with darkness, and sinful
because they wreck the better purposes
of life and chill the fond hopes of par
ents and of friends. t
But let the mistake rest where it may,
the boys need watching now. There is
a society that is better for them than
that of the wantons of the street, there
is company that is more elevating than
that of those who are lost to virtue and
self esteem Into these better environ.
ments they need to be brought by every
possible influence. AS boys, no doubt,
they think they know it all and that
they are abundantly able to take care
of themselves, but boys will be boys,
you know, and the incidents of every
day show that their schooling is by no
means complete when they make up
their minds that they can shift in this
world on their own hook. When most they
are ''smart, ''then most do they require
attention. Strong restraint must then
step in and exercise counteracting in
fuence to their ind1scretion.
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-FOUR WORLDLINGS.

A few months ago the world heard
the tale of ssOld Hutch,'' the prince Of
spectators, going to the wall, financial
ly and mentally. Within few weeks
came the Story of Balnaceda,t the Gillian
tyrant, losing his throne and commit :
ting suicide. Then came the report of
Boulanger, the exiled Partisan political
adventurer, shooting himself over the
grave of his mistress. Finally, news
comes thatWali streets great speculat-
or, Jay Gould, is seized with a fit of
Mysteries and threatened with mental
and physical breakdown.
The four cases make good Sunday
serman on idoltary. Each Of the four
had his idol around which was conferred
his world. Jay Gould found all Of
earthly interest IN the railway pool.
Boulanger banked his life on the love
of a mistress whose purse he looked up-I
on the stepping stone to . throne. Bal
maceda' 5 world lay in unlimited author
itY over Chilli purse, army and laws.
s.Old Hutch found his heaven of bliss
and ambition in the wheat exchange.
Each lived his narrow life with all Of the
intensity and aband onment which char
acterizes Bernhardt in the character Of
La Tosca, but with the added blood
.earnestness Of dead reality When
wheat wont against old Hutch, his
aith and hope in life went ont. When