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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
GaS xciruiG=&>auS IN %annopcr.

Man f@reibt aus 9annoper: Daz
2etbniB> 9aus, tpel@es iotpobl elmer
boben tiinitleri1Gen, als btitort{4er
Wertb bat, 1T bonn bteitsen 9r. 9aupt
in 1einer alien, gum 9beile aus BEN
Gnbe bes Is. S~abrbunberts, gum Sbet]
aus benz Sabre 1862 ftammenben Gin
ri@+une tpteber bergeftellt unb gum Set=
me elmer" bonn @erein ebenfaqs neu &C.
f&afFenen tunitsemerbliden @ammz
lung gema9t tporben. Das @terbe=
3imrner 2etbntbens 1T nit Srtgtnalgez
mGlben aus ber 3ett bteies @elebrten
unb nit @egenftdnben ber @rinnerune
an ben5elben ausgeftattet. N}tt nell
dem Gifer 9aupt unb etntge anbere
Mitglieber bes @eretns, befon6ers 8a>
ron Wtlb. &ntgge unb 2anbf@aftSma'
let g. &oten, 1i@ bemiibten, bic berz
59iebenen NGume i'm @rbgef4ob rnh
in ben 3 Gta9er nit Ortgtnalarbetten
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm 16., H.,
18. unb 19. Sabrbunbert aus3uitatten.
qebt aus benz unternebmen beroor, aug
Sen Sriimmern bes Dor mebreren Sab:
rem obgebrannten S4lofes Rutbe bel
Sarftebt, pel@es benz Rarfirten @r3z
bi{4of Clemens Muguit bon R0ln ala
Sagbf@lob gebtent bate, bic 5aulenoe
bon Splitterr zines pra4tboQen Yorz
aelIanofens unb ber malertfd<n, 9robe
syagbz@ cenen b%arfteuenben @anofez
ienberous1u@tn unb Diem un6 6lte1en
tpieber 3u1ammen3ufeBen. maS BON
pie(en Runftberitdnbtgen getpani4t.
aber fir unm0gli@ gebaltem tpurbs, TT
in 14Dnfter Meife 9elun9en, aber es
geb0rte bter3u bic Musbauer unb 3ett
gu elmer fait td9lt4en Irbett 6ur4 am
6ertbalb Sabre. Sn ben berf4teoensr
@dumen iinb aufgefteQt bic ebentaus
por3ugsmetfe bur@ bic 8~emibungen
Der genannten Mdnner bef@aHttn
@ammlungen betrefenb bic &un1t<
{@loHeret, S9mtebefunft, bic Sbon=
Stetngut= unb Experimentation,
Qeberf4nittz unb 2eoer3eu9arbetten,
8u@btnbereien, bic l1brenf %abrttation,
Standardization, @tidereen, 9atez
leten, @piBen> nub 3l0ppelarbetten
per19iebener @6lter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
Mncrlct ,,S0rfc"."

Das t(eine einfenitrige 2otal bo
brauBen in ber @oritabt, i@reibt bas
,8erI. Soeeblatt", fibrte ben itol3en
Namen r3ur 8aubDrfe". @s lag etnz
lam an elmer reu angelegten @trabe
bic bereits gang por3iigli@eS pfla1ter'
aber nur file unb ba Elm eben Ell boil
(enbetes @ebGube aufmies. Sn LANCER
meibe bebnten ii9 bic 8au5dune aus
Fin unb nteoer fam Elm Subgdn9e1
bes Meqes unb bann unb mann roltt
ppbl au9 elm Mrbeitspagen uber bag
pflafter. unb in bie1er men 4e11lee:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

unb leate i'm auf ben Slid, pobei er
bemertts. BAT CT fi@ UNI mebrere WiQis
meter ausbrettete.
Nun mari i'm Der @elebrte in ben
Dor linn itebenben 8eder nit Wafer,
nit iptldem ct ieinen Wetn au berz
biinnen pfleste, unb ertannte aus be
Ter probe, bab ber R0rpsr ale Mert=
male aeigte, tpel4e Elm auf tiinitlihem
Wese berseitellter pbospbor benz guse
barbietet. De Qabuee, niht tpenia
iiberraf4t bon Der u%nberbofften Gntz
bsdung, bic ct gema4t bate, unb gang
bon berielben in Mnfpru9 senommen,
pergab ct feline Gbluit unb begab fi4.
ben 8e9er porii9tts in Der !9anb tra=
aenb, na@ feiner in Der Nate selesenen
Mobnung, UNI bier bas pbdnomen
nGber gu unter1u9en. Die Muitern,
in nelden ii4 bahelbe befunben, tparen
lebenbts unb san3 frii@ - fe tuaren,
nie benz @elebrten auf feline 1pdter
einge5ossnen Grtunbisunsen mitsez
tbeilt tpurbe, erit cine Stunbe aubor
pcr A"r Muiterbant ab9enommen uorz
N'~ - Der blGuli4e 2idt59ein tonnte
alio BON teiner Mufl0funs hes 9bieres
ober etma ber Mufdel berriibren, ionz
bern mubte Acknowledgements anbersz
mie entftanben fein.
Mittelit zines febr f@arfen Mitroz
1tops eelang es be 2abage benn audi
balb, Bic l1riad,e bieies 2eu9tens au
entbeden. Das @las seiate linn 1T
etma tauienbfa@er @ergr0beruns per=
19iebene Sbieraen, bon melhen jebes
ein5elne in elmer anberen Garbe leu@z
tete; am meiiten tparen bic Garben
miB, selb, blau unb grim porberri4enb.
ROTH bagesen am t~penigften.
De1e leudtenben 9bier4en bilbeten
gemiKermaben elm na4 alien Seiten
ausitrablenbes 2i4tbinosl, bas balb
resenbogenfarbise, balb a3urblault4e
@eflere mari. 9tfe nMntmalcula"
%eenannten 2eu4ttbierden nun iinb baz
gu beftimmt, bur4 ibre 2i@tausitrabz
lung bieientsen Seetbtere an5uloden,
beren bic Mufter gu ibrer Nabrun9 be-
bart. Wie ionte lie, tpenn ibre @4aale
nidt auf bieie sebeimniBpoue Wet1e
erbelt miirbe, audi font gu ertfttren
perm0gen, ba lie auf cine iibenbe Sc
bsnspei1e an9etptef en- lit?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

riidtebren. Inn i'm CONNER 1896 fetz
men 9auptous gu beginner. Die Reife
tptrb bon 90 Bis 10000 Dollars To-
item, pelde gum sroben 9beil bon BET
Mtabemte Der @iHeni&aften sslieferi
tperben.
Die atpette Expedition tpirb Dpn benz
Mortpeser 9r. Gritbiof Nanfen, pelde.
nit 1einem S4tHe ~lGram" ii@ BET
Morbpolar=S trDmung anoupertrauen
beab1i9ttst, unternommen.D as S4id
1T eieens fir bic Gabrt i'm @iie ein9tz
rthtet, 1T fir feds Sabre perpropians
tirt unb fubrt QQ.s NIT. mas MODERN!
WiEenf9aft fit cine berarttse @eiie
als nDtbts bebtnst. petroleum unh
Mltobol tperben auf benz S4ife ala
9etoz unb Ro@matertal benubt tperben,
81. Nanien tptrb ii9 bann erft fir feiz
ne Miiben belobnt feben, tpenn {,
ben Norbpol entbedt bat. Dte Nortpe'
glide Mesieruns bat $55,000 fir be
len 3ned b~ersegeben unb mebrere geo.
grapbif@e @tieui&aften ba4,. BIZ
Summe bts auf nabe3u baS Spppeltt
erb0bt. Sic brittle Expedition unterz
nimmt BET @nsldnber Greb Sadfon nit
Elf @efGbrten bon 2iptrpool aus.
Diefe Expedition tpirb thren mee
iiber bas bon Der Dfterrei9if@<un9arts
f&en Expedition unter paper UNI
@eppre@t entbedte TranazSoiepbss
lamb nebmen, tpsl@es Sadion fir biz
aeeignetite 8a1is our @rret9ung bea
Morbpols bGlt. Sadion elaubt, BAT
bas Gran3zSoiepbslanb ii@ Bis 3ul
a.. ptellet@t fogar Bis gum 81 @rab.
n1rblider Brette Ct trede, all 0 Biz 3u
etnem puntte, ber muir nod 300 engliz
{&e Meiler bonn pol entfernt lei. Dtes
{e lebte @trede boFt Sadion I'M Cont
ner 1894 3urid3ulegen.
Die Expedition ion nit @@lttter
unb 8ooten bon gang reller Gon1truce
tion, 6unben unb proptant fir brei
Sabre ausgeriiitet tperben. Nc4 in
oieie Sommer min Sadion an BEL
Subtitle bes Tran3zSoiepbslanbes
lanben, no bas Sbier= unb pfEan3enz
lebsn 'ebr reid unb ber Winter perbGlt:
niBmdBtg milb 1T, unb bann mtnbe'
items 10 tpett borbringe1 tpte bic otter:
rei9i19zunsartfde Expedition. Bis gum
83. @rabe nDrbli@er 8reite, UNI b.
{elbit Elm 9epot gu erri4ten uno 81
ibertptnterr.
Bon bort aus ion i'm Jriibiabr BIZ
eigentlt@e Expedition gum Norbpol I'M.
ternomr1ert tperben.
Ser pierte @ntbeder 1T 2ieut. @pbe,
bon Der DGni5@en Martne. ST mirf
bauptfd4li4 0ft=@r0nlanb perneRer
unb tpirb muir selegentli@ M6ite@er mad
r6rblider gelegener @egenben MAIDEN.
tperr1 1i@ giinittge @elegenbeiten bteten'
Ser 9aupt3tped, penn aud nt4t b.
fentli9 5ugeftanben, 1T bus MuHinber
bes Norbpols. Sic @ermei unge11, BEL
bislang entbedten unb thetltpetie be-
tannter 2anbftri4e tptrb jebo@ Der
grDBten She'll Der Grpebitionen ausfil=
len unb fir fpdtere unternebunen por
Der sr0bten Wt@ttgteit tptrbtn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
Ecropo,sTab:tc" III 1893.

Sn biefem SABRE, in tpel@em bic Ma<
tionen ben 4~OOidbrigen Gntbedun9sz
tag ber ,reuen @elt fetern, fnbet audi
bas 8eitreben, bic n0rbli@fte Spibe UNI
ferer @rbtugel gu entbeden, bas hetbt
gu erreiden, ne11en Intrteb. Menn
Bic Trage aufgetporfen mtrb, tpel@e
@ortbeik biefe Werfu@e, bic btSlang
nod als Giastos gu be3ei4nen >getpeien
finb, Der Mation ober ben perfDnli9tetz
ten, tpel9e fie unternebmen, brtngen
tperben, pirb cine Mnttport 14tper gu
finben fem unb eS 1T eben bic @bre,
tpel4e benz @rfolge anbGngen tpirbe,
bic INNER unb imr1er @%egterungen ober
@efeQf9aften peranlabt, 9unberttauz
5enbe bon Dollars aufs Spiel gu 1eben,
unb per1pner betpegt, Bel benz gefdbrltz
@en unternebmen lift 2ebtn etn3ufeben.
unqereht tpiirbe es f9on i'm SntereHe
b<r WtFenf@aft fem, tpern ntht BON
allen auitebenben @etten btefen Inter-
rebn1er iebm0glt@ite nntr{tiiBung, jez
ber 8orf9ub gepGbrt purbe.
.. 3eitpeiltsen @rfolge, tpel&e bic
9earpz@rpebitton BON 1891 unb 1892
auf3upei}en batte, bat bon Nenem bic
@emiitber Der @elebrten unb frlberer
Morbpolfabrer angel euert unb nit ber<
mebrter @nergie bieientgen befeelt, pel<
DE in bte1em SABRE bic gefabrpoQe Met<
fe na4 ben Regtonen bes eptgen Giles
gu unttrnebmen gebenten. @ertreter BON
bier Matipnen perben ft4 an ben Dtesz
iGbriqe11 Norbpol<@ Expedition betbetliz
qer1, nGmli9 BON Mmertta, Nortpegen,
Gnolanb unb Ddnemart.
Sic urs aund4ft beriibrenbe @Tpe<
bition 1T bic bes Qteutenants Yearp
BON bet 8unbesmarine. @tpa am 20.
Stunt b. s. pirb berielbe bon ct:
Spbns, Mep 8runsmid aus, fi4 NIT
3tpanaiq @efGbrten na4 Snglefe(b
@olf, an Der Mefttifte @r0nlanbs,
ein{&ifen. @on bie1em puntte aus
unter benz 70. @rab n0rbli4er 8rette
qeleqen-mirb Yearp feline @erme u11z
qer beginnen, i'm @orgeb<n r@ades"
1perftedte Drontantirungspuntte) Lungs
bet nDrbli9en &oute anlegen uno perz
fu4en, einen binret@enben Worratb pom
frifdem Tleti@ gu getptnnen, UNI ben
qefur9teten Tetnbe, benz @torbut. entz
aeqentreten gu t0nnen. @s fpirD 0er
@erfu9 9ema9t tperben, ponies 'uno
@{el, al, @telle ber 9unbe, fir @4lttz
ten au benuBen, geitjbt auf bic @rfabz
runq, mel9e @labe nit 1olhen I'm
nDr6li&en Mlasta ma@te. psarp ptro
iein 6auptaugenmert auf bic @erbin@
bunq amt1@en S%nbepenbence 8ap nr0
Gape &ismard Bis CUR Sttafte rthten,
1otpeit als mDglth nDrblt& borbringen
unb banu IN {ein Minterquartier 5uz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

-Sn Mmiterbam tparen flint junse
2eute, na@bem lie aupor in einem
San3{aal fi9 amUirt batten, auf benz
6eimtpege 1pGt Mbenbs nod IN einem
@irtbsbaui e r@tabt 8armen" am
@orburepaQ eingetsbrt, mo lie mebrere
@las 8ier tranten. Mls Der Wirtb
bann bas 9aus 14lieBen nol1te unb
bon Semen bic 8eaablung perlanste, erz
qab ii4, bab bic BUR 4en faft gar tetn
@elb mebr IN ben Saf@en batten. 81
nabmen fur3 entf4loben @eiBaus. Mls
bic binter benz @9anttH4 itehenbe
@irtbin bies bemertte, ersriF lie {ofort
einen auf benz 8iiFet lie9enben Repol=
Der unb rei9te i'm NIT ben Worten:
ga! S4ieB bod auf bic Rerle!!" ihrem
Manne. Diefer pies iebo@ ibr Der
largen iebo9 3uriid, porauf bas Metb
ben Glii@tisen naditiirate unb auf lie
bintereinanber flint S@uKe abgab.
Drei Der Bur14en tamtn unper{ebrt
babon, elmer erbielt etnen lei4ten
@treiff9uB an Der S4ulter, Der finfz
te ob.r, Elm % Sabre alter Stetnbauer,
fart BON bier Rugeln eetroHm, blutz
iib'rfr0mt 3uiammer unb mubte i'm be-
mubtlo1em 3uftanbt f@leunigf ins
&rantenbaus sef@aHt tperben. Die
Repolperbelbin nurbe berbaftet.
--ueber 1t Mnalpfeeine IS
nabe5u + u ND CIT s bre alien
8ieres ma9t bic r8rauer unb So
pfenz3eituns" einige intereKante Mttz
t6eilungen. Na@ bieien entitammt bas
fra9ltde @etrdnt Der 8rauerei bon
Mortbinston u. 60. in 8urtonzon
Srent no es 1893 gebraut unb auf
6lai4en gefiqt worben mar. Gin
She'll ber gefiqten Tla14en tpar IN
@erqeHenbeit geratben unb murbe crit
bur9 3ufau pieber 'entbedt. @s murz
be BON ben Gbemifern 9orace 8rotpn
unb 6arris Morris cine Mnalpie bieies
fi9er {eltenen @toFes u. glei43eitig bic
Mnalpie zines a@t5ebn Monate lagernz
ben giles porgenommen bic gu tnttretz
1anten @rqebniKen fiibrten. Was bic
35u1ammenfeBung beiber 3eitli4 10
9runbperl&iebenen 8ieres betrtHt, 10
ni"s bieielbs muir gang geringe unterz
5&iebe auf. Das ipe3iii@e @epi4t
beiber tpar chamber glei4; ber @rtrattz
unb Mltobol9ebalt bes alten 8ieres mar
Elm tpenig b0ber. Sn feinem @oben=
fabe murben unter benz Mttro1top TART
au{ ammenee1 9rumpfte 9efe3eQen &C.
funben, beren 2ebensf dbigtett etnmal
conitatirt tpurbe. Sn bieiem Sale
aeigte bas 8er au4 mod @asenttpidez
lung. Mas bas alte @ebrdu am Meiz
ften ausaeidnete, mar fem auberorbent<
li9es Bouquet, peldes bemientge1 bes
alten Mabetras febr Gbnlt4 1T. Den
allgemeinen 8ier4aratter bate es lez
bod bur9 bic lange Muf bemabrung IN
6laf9en berlpren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20

-Sn Der @egenb BON @reens
g. g., tpurben unter ben perz
brannten Sriimmern lire @au1es bic
2ei9en BON s. %. 9enesleD unb 6az
mile gefunben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-04-20
2lMSlanO
glfabz 2otbringen.

Rirbeim. Ser in Stuttgart
tpegen i9dnbliden Mdbdenbanbels
perbaftete Sean 9aumiller (ober 9onz
billie, tpie Ct iid bort nannte) 1T bier i'm
Sabre 1852 geboren. Ct lit Der mfg
ratbene Sobn elmer bieiisen a9tbaren
Gamilie, ct perlieb f4on friise bic 9etz
matb NIT elmer @slbiumme, bic er fir
feinen @ater erboben bate. Dor etpa
aebn Sabren tebrte Ct ouriid; CT CAB iib
fir ben &Gmmerer bes 0i5et0niss bon
Gsnpten aus. 2ebten Sommsr tam ct
pieber ouf 8eiu9. 3met gebuneene
Mdsbe tpurbcn bur9 bic Warnung su=
ter 2eute bon ber Mitreije mad Glib
amerita i'm lebten 4usenblide abgeEatz
TOW DAP ct bic Reife hin unb Der in
10 tur3en 3nH9enrGumen mieoerbolte,
Benefit, bab ct ben Mdb4snbanbel &C.
f4dftsmdbie betrieben bat.
Str,aBburg. Deri4iebene
frana0f59e 8ldtter batten 5i9 bariiber
betlaet, baB bic @lfdKer jebt tpeniger
pie friiber beiertirten unb als @runo
angegeben, bab bieielben bur4 bic ST.
fabrungen, tpel4e bic jun9en 2eute bel
Der Gremoenleeion in Sontin ma4ten.
abaef9redt piirben. SIS pdre i9abe.
bab mar, 10 t~oitbares Menidenmatez
rial >.~@ Tieber u1o ben &anonen gum
Spfer bringe, man 1oQe bic ueberldufer
in frana0iti4e &esimenter 1teden, bann
murbe Der 3uaug meit 9r0ber tperben,
Dem segeniiber lqbt bic eliabzlotbrinz
glide Negierung in ber ~@trabburge1
Rorreiponben5" ertldren, baB bies pDlz
terre@tli@ un5ulGHig lei. &tin @Aaiz
Ter birfe in einem fran5Diif4en Re9is
mente in Grantrei@ aufgenommen per=
ben.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-06-15
Women For PostInasters.

The news comes from Washington that
the president has promulgated an order
that ''women who received presidential
tons are to be placed on the disqualified
list with masculine ex-officeholders =
This means In effect simply that the
women who have been appointed post
masters under former administrations
will not be appointed again, for very few
women indeed have been appointed to
any other position than that of postmas-
ter.
1t may be added that it would be well
if the president would now adopt the
further rule of appointing women as
postmasters in every case where he can
do so consistently with the public inter
est. They have but small share of Off
cial places at the best and should receive
all the consideration that can be extend
ed to them in the small field of employ
ment that is open to them. The services
of men are required in the larger postof-
fees undoubtedly, but women can and
do fill the minor offices-such as those in
most of the towns and yillages-wholly
to the satisfaction of the public and of
the postofice department. No man
should be appointed postmaster when
woman can be found to discharge the du-
ties of that position. We are sure that
this plan would be approved by the peo-
pie generally, and we venture to express
the hope that it will commend itself to
the approval Of the resident.-Charles-
ton News and Courier.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-06-15
Are You Going to the Fair?

Ii you travel i'll "sleepers," fortify
yourself against the modern fungus
the woman who absorbs the toilet room
Put comb, brush, toothbrush, hand mir
ror, buttonhook, hairpins, whisk broom,
towel, soap, powder, cold cream and a
small bottle of rosewater, one-third of
it glycerin, in your hand satchel along
with your wrapper. The rosewater and
glycerin will keep your skin fresh and
clean, and in your berth you may make
presentable toilet before venturing to
the toilet room-perchance to find it bar
ricaded by this lawful woman"
Silks are so cheap and negligees so
easily made at home or to be had at tho
shops that every woman should possess
wash or india silk wrapper, or
French flannel jacket. The silk takes up
little space in the satchel, and when the
journey is ended it serves for the bed
room.
In your berth remove your dress skirt
and bodice, corset and shoes, loosen
your carriers and the bands of your I'M
derclothing and slip on the wrapper or
jacket, and comfort is yours, while in
case Of accident or emergency you will
not be unpresentable. 1t is never safe
to remove the Undertaking and don a
nightdress II a sleeping car.-St. Louis
Republic.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-06-15
WOMEN SPORTING REPORTERS.
They Equal Men as ChronicIers of Racing.
Prizefghting and the Like

They Equal Men as ChronicIers of Racing.
Prizefghting and the Like.
At Wednesdays session of the yon
ems congress two of the fair delegates
read papers on sporting subjects. Mrs.
Ida Tins Rockers was on .Woman as
Race Reporter Mrs. Klocker lives
in Independence, Ia, and has reported
every race that has taken place on its
kite shaped track since it was finished in
1889. She is recognized authority on
trottlng and pacing questions. 'sWom-
an as an Authority on Trotting'' was the
second paper. It was written by Miss
Cornelia T. Crosby of Maine, whose nom
de plume, Flyrod, is well known in MIS-
catorial circles.
Mrs. Annie Avery of Bay ST. Louis.
another sporting writer, is an estimable
lady of culture and refinement who was
postmlstress of Bay St. Louis during
Cleyeland's first administration and may
be again. Thrown on her own resources
for a livelihood she correspondent for
the New Orleans Picayune and other
southern papers for some time, and she
has always been an alert and capable
newsSatherer. When Bay St. Louis be-
came the favorite training ground of
fighters like Bob Fitzsimmons. Jimmy
Carroll, Jack McAuliffe and Jack Scully,
this lady reluctantly began chronicling
their doings for her papers.
1t IS greatly to the credit of the fight
ers that one and all of them have ever
treated her with the greatest respect.
Little by little she became interested in
their work, and today she can write a
pugilistic story that any male scribe in
the business need not be ashamed to
father. Mrs. Avery, however, has new
er reported genuine contest. She did
intend to witness the HALL itzsi1nmons
contest from q latticed box, but declined
at the last moment. She was right on
the result, however, and as she had her
salary staked on Lucky Bob she drew
consolation from her winnings.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Tompkins of The
Advertiser is lady who is well posted
on the thoroughbred horse, and had she
been at the congress she would have en-
tertained and edited its members and
those Of the laynen who were present
with her knowledge of the noble equine
of rapid propensities.
The late MILDLY Morgan was a thor
oughly well informed woman, not only
in racing matters, but cattle as well.
Though quaint in expression and care
less in her dress, she had the respect an
good will Of all the men whom she er
eOuntered in her daily business life
Macon Mccormick in New York Adver-
tiser.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-06-15

Mrs. Mary Sargent Hopkins of Will
mington, Mass, is now lecturing to wo-
men on the advantages to them Of cy-
cling. Her talks attract large audiences
Mrs. Hopkins says that cycling is the
best sort of outdoor exercise, but adds
that a great deal of unfavorable com
ment has been caused by the actual dow
diness of the woman cyclist. '.Many
seem to think" she says, .sthat any old
thing is good enough for riding, and
some of them dress in last summers hat,
a loose waist and an old skirt" Mrs
Hopkins has her wheel on the stage dur
ing her lectures and illustrates her man
ner of mounting and dismounting. Eight
years of cycling have made her very
healthy woman. just now, at the be
ginning of the season, Mrs. Hopkins is
making converts all along the route, for
her lectures are demonstrative and in
MISUNDERSTANDING Ledger.
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a HUMAN FIEND
s.a.Exes rs W
6urns Her With Hot Goa s.
he Lharl 5tte Observer, 13th.l

From the Charlotte Observer, 13th-l
A pitiful story of husbands bru-
tally came to light Sunday with
the death of the VICTIM, the mans
wife,
Living near the Jewish cemetery
was man, Ed Thomas and wife.
white They were exceedingly poor,
and he just as thrilling as could be.
When the man made any money it is
he purchased meat and other things
to eat, would make his wife cook them
end yet did not allow her, although
she was starving, to SO much as taste
them.
Last winter Dr. Wilder was called
in to see her, and became so eXaSper-
ated with the husband that they came
near havinga difficulty. Things went
on from bad to worse until three
weeks ago, when the woman gave
birth to a child. Her condition be-
came very serious several days after,
and those who lived near saw that
death was not far off. While she lay
in this condition her husband tortur-
ed her in every way he could, even put
ting red hot Goals of fire on her arm,
to give her, as he said, a practical
illustration that hell was seven times
hotter than fire. He confessed yester-
day to DIR. Wilder and Sheriff Smith,
who went TO examine the body, that
he committed the atrosity. but said
he did it to make her profess relig-
ion.
He was very resentful of DR.. Will
der's visit, and tried again to preciri-
tate a row with him.
The sears made by the hot Goals
were plainly yisible-on the dead wO-
mains arm. DR.. Wilder says he can
not believe any person in their sane
mind could be the fiend this man has
shown himself. If he is sane he should
have the same punishment he melted
out to his poor wife The woman's
body was buried by the county. Her
child is at Mr.. Millershams, a neigh
Dor, until some kind charity will pro-
vide for it.
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Scot. Enjoyed Being Lion,zed.

Sir Walter Scott is an example Of a
great man, who, so far as we can judge,
enjoyed paying the penalties of bis
greatness, even in his hour of death. He
was great enough, but then he was that
kind Of q man, and the circumstances
among which he lived We're favorable.
That was before the day OF the penny
post, of the electric telegraph, of rail
ways and of the interviewer, and in his
prime he lived at Abbotsford, which is
equivalent nowadays to saying that he
lived at Joppa. He seems to have been
singularly free from the penalties of
greatness, which have enormously in
creased since the Wizard of the North
went home, and such of them as came
in his way he seems to have heartily en-
joyed.
He appears now and then to have
relished being turned into rare show,
and to being pointed at. wherever he
went as Walter Scott. Indeed this be-
ing pointed at seems to have been rel
ished by many men whose greatness was
undoubted. Thackeray seems some
times almost to have resented not being
pointed at.-All the Year Round.
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A London paper says that worship
or Of the late poet laureate, who lives
IN the Isle of Wight, is planning to have
. Tennyson garden next summer into
which shall be garnered every tree or
shrub mentioned in the poets writings.
The Woman Who Attracts Attention.
The elbows are now worn quite behind
the waist. So runs the latest fashion
mandate, which isn't as absurd as it
sounds, for SO universally recognized il
the fact that a fine carriage is one of the
essentials of a prepossessing appearance
that the smart woman carries her head
high, her chest well thrown out and her
elbows necessarily fall well back out of
the way. This is particularly true OF
city women, who realize that the WON
an who makes the best effect is always
the woman who carries herself well. On
closer acquaintance the pretty face be
gins to tell, and somewhere between the
two the dress comes IN for share Of at
tention as to details with men.--Ex-
change