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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Gno9aIti9 p~erfauft,
Sir $4,000 iibernirnmt 6err mm. nlafon
oas Walfer'fde 6efbGft.

9er Gerfartf 6es @eibGftcs 6er .Sartes
s.. Walter 50. purbe geltern en6gltLtig entz
icbicben, inDem gSm. 81. Ofa1on auf iein
Nngebot bon $4,000 in 8aar BEN 3uz
iblag er6ielt. 9aS bon Wfaion gemacbte
Nn9ebot bon 1910, 900 unb 8e3abIung bon
80 Brocent an Die @ldubiger tpurbe geitern
BON Der Sirma Garion, Yirie, Scott & So.
UNI 100000 iberboten, tnoem bic 6trma
5000 900 ~offertrte unb 20 8rocent Der 6or>
berun9en an Die @ldubiger gu Soblen perz
lprdcb. SEER Otaion bot bur6 ietnen Nn@
malt Wttuer noCb $4,000 mebr, allo $685.
900, 20 8roctnt sur 8eglei6ung Der Sor7
0~erungen bon @lQubtgern u1o, falls Dte1e
es ppr5ieben iouten, 80 Brocent in Jtoten.
Nnipalt GobbinS, Der ben Gertpalter bero
trttt, fpra6 itb babin aus, baB @ldubiger
gum 8etrage bon 100000 Die 8esabLung
BON 80 8rocent IN Soften bDr3Dgen. Nnz
malt Nlori6 unterbtelt it3 Oann IGn9ere
3eit nit leinen Glienter1, Carton, Birte,
| Scott & g., unb ais Gibter McGonneu
fragte, oh Semanb b06er bieten tpolle, bot
CT 1910, 600. 8tnnen pentgen Wtnuten
rief Qlnipatt WtQcr 1915, 900. Sci bieiem
Nngebote mGre eS no6ribeinli6 geblteben
unb Maion bGtte iofort ben 3ui9lag erz
6alten, penn it9 nicbt cine neue S6ptertgs
felt in ben 8eg geitellt bate. Der 8erz
tpalter madbte ndmltcb b%efannt, DAB felt
benz %. 0topember NuSgaben gum 8etrage
BON $4,000 pro Sag ertpacbien ieicn, Die
aucb be5ablt perben miiBten BON benz, Der
baS @elcbdft iberneDme. @(ntpalt Ql6ri6
erfldrte iicb bereit, au9 bteie Gerpfli9tun9
neben ben 500, 900 3u ibernebmen, unb
elite in bas @eihdftslofal leiner @lienten,
Inn 6eren i6riftli6e @inpiaigun9 5u bolen.
Bte 9roB mat aber ietn @%ritaunen, ais CT
bel letner &iidfebr bOrte, baB ietn College
Wtler trOBbem ben 3ui9La9 erbalten babe.
Oerielbe bate itcb ndmltb. bereit erf1drt,
unter benIel6en 8ebingungen, tpie bic ber
Sirma Garlon, 8trie, Scott & 60. ges
macbten, $915, 900, iein lebteS Nngebot,
einihIieBLi3 ber genannten llntoten gu
beaablen.
Der 9tidter bonfte Johann 6errn Scott
fir feline ltnteritibun9 in Der @rlan9ung
zines 10 bo6en YretieS.
Ser Qnfauf oer bei6en @eibGftc, bes
&etail@ ionie 6es BboIeia1e>@ ei9GftS tit,
tpte often 5ugegeben tuur6e, nur baS Wftttel
gum 3med, nGmGi9 ber @ergrORerung
be3p. Ncube9rinbun9 Der Chicago 9rD
@on6s 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
/ pfdrrer Carl Bacfes. !

9icnito9 b. ritarb in benz Ort ieiner
mebriGbrigen Sbatisfctt, @autegan, 8farz
ret Garl ga6eS. @e6pren am 5. WeGr3
1912 3u SberlieG in Der @r3ot0ceie @0Ln
erbielt CT inn Sabre 1867 Die Brteiteripeibe
baielbit. Seit benz Sabre 1872 tpar er in
Qmerifa ais Seeliorgcr tbdtig. 9urcb letn
bieoeres, leutieliges 8eien bate ct itb TO-
tpobl an bem Ort ieiner Gbdtieteit, ais
al3 in benz naben Gbicago 8ablrei9e treue
Sreunoe ertperben, tpelde iein Nnbenfen
aucb na9 ieinem So0e in @bren, balter1
tperben. Die 8eerbigung fanb am 0on=
neritag 8orlnittag nm 10 1lbr bonn 8farr>
baule in @aufegan aus itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
uno feuer.

WGbrenb Ser in Der Npot6ete bon 90.
Seinberg, 325 @aibin9ton 8oulenaro, anz
geitelte @e5iLfe 6arbep 6urlburt Weontag
Qbenb in benz Seller cine Slai6e nit Sem
stn fiilte, trot in 6olge elmer @%nt5iinoung
Der aufiteisenben @aie bur3 Die @asz
famine cine Grploiton Elm. pel9e bas @ez
bdube unb bas ~benadbbarte 8obnRaus bon
8iGiam 9ierborf $50. 1913 in 8ranb
lcbte. Ser @erluit All Iebterem betrGgt
$1,000, tpG9renb 6err Seinberg an ieinem
Snpentar unb @ebGube einen S3aoen bon
$4,000 baponsetragen bat. Wari6aa
Gompion min nacb ieiner Nnfunft bret Or
ploltouen geb0rt babelt, Nab Ser eriter
@rploiion retteten iib mebrere Seuermebrs
lcute, tpelcbe ii6 auf bent 9a9e oes 9tcrs
borf'icben 6auies ~befanoen unb befiir6tc1
ten, baB Die @Gnbe einitir5en t%Diroen,
burob einen Sprung Ourb cine @lastblr,
UNI einen inneren Saus8ang 81 getptnnen
unb itb bterbur6 in Si6crbeit 81 brilgen.
Gapt. S'gtetu BON Der Seuerperiiberungs'
Yatrouiue tru9 t6pere S6nittipunoe1 an
BEN 6Gnben bapon. Ser Glert 6urlburt
tpurbe i9tper an @elibt uno 6dnoen Der
brannt, tpir6 inbeB nit Dem 2ebcn oapon:
foutmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Gin 9efGPrIiaer Grant"
Quenf 5. StrehIorp beoroht Sen GonfuI GIauf=
i%er1tus nit Dem Gooe, neil 9erer ii9
pei9ert, thm 9ewihe 6eIoer
~aus3u3ahlen.
antisp, isis, II. Gebruar 1898.

slug. StreDlotp ipurbe Wittpob Weorgen
bon elmer SurD in 9ficbter 6oiter's @crtcbt
nit 500 uno ben Soften beltraft unb Stpar
tpegen Sragens bon t~obtbringenben 0affen
nit $50 unb tpegen u1prbentltdben Beta
gems nit Der gIeicben Summe. Streblom
betrot am Samitag bic Office Des Diterz
retcbii6en @tceconiulS @tauiieniuS uno
berlangte bon t6m Die 2luSSa6Lung bon
@eloern, bic Der @oniul na6 leiner 8ebaup>
tung fir i'm (Streblom) in Selterrci9 COLI
lefttrt babe.
@r ipurbe nit ietner Sorberung natlrz
lt3 abgetDie1en, tporalt CT etnen Gteoolper
aus ber Saicbe So9 1tnb SEN Goniul nieberz
5uibieBen 6ro6te. Sin @lerf beS 2eBteren,
Wfat Gre6orn, iprang auf Streblop gu unb
Deriu6te, tbm Die gefGbrlicbe @affe ST entz
reiBe1t, pDfir aub CT NIT benz Tobe bebrobt
purbe. Die anoeren Glerfs ipran9en nun
ebenfaIs 3u, Streblptp ipurbe entpaffnet
unb Elm 8oli8iit berein9erufen, Der ibn nab
Der Station bra3te.
ST.. Glau1ientuS idgte Mittipo9 Morgen
aus, baB ,Streblotp gar fem @elb aus
Selterret6 5u forbern babe. Ser Wtdnn
lei offcnbar Dabnftnntg, 6enn let benz
Sabre 1886 fomme CT alidbrli6 einmal SIT
ibm urb ~DerlGn9e Die 9luSsa6Iung Der fir
i'm coIectirten @elber. Stre6lotp tpuBte
NIGHTS 81 leiner Gertbei0igung ~anaugeben
unb tpur6e gu oben angegebener Strafe
Oerurtbeilt. ST. 1T Elm Nrbeiter un6 tpobnt
nit ietner Srdu in Bridgeport.
Sn ieiner Qnipracbe an Die @el9tporenen
erflGrte 6iilfS@S taatSantpalt &eoftel6, 6oB
uGranfs" bonn Sdla9e Streblotp's an benz
Gobe Garter 6arriion's S6ul6 ieten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
@i, tomii6 cs @sittel, .peld)es ole Geroen be.
rMhiat.

9}tbt aIes 5ur Seldnftt9nug unb @inI9ldferun9 be.
itimmten Mittel, on ipel9en bteieS 3ettolter n%lebtsiui=
ftber @rtbectuu9en 10 reid lit, fDuneu Die 9Serpen auf bic
9aner b~erubi9eu. 10 Ian9e Die &ube bteIer empfiuoIaueu
Or9ane, burb uure9elmdBige @erbouuug geItDrt mirb
Weun Die ~9tobrung ui6t angemefien perbaut uno oiIimi=
lirt uno fetne i~tdrfetoe uuO belebeube Wirfuno borauf
o~u5geii6t pirb, bletbeu ie iGipacb nno eridlafft unb Die
9taDtruDe ipirb geftprt. I'm nit Der 1rqueae AZ beui1=
men, 10 refDrmirt 3oItetters Nta9enbttters ben in llnoro=
r1rg g%eratbenen 3uItauo os WtagenS nno ~befDroert Die
all9emelue Stdrte, on melcber Die 9terpen i'm 0ereiu nit
benz 8eite beS SglteltS @ntpell BADEN. Sine ~re9elmdBi9e
aus benz @ebraIde Der Webt3l1 entIpringenbe I~batlgteit
nottSmns lno 9tierenleioen = oles ooS gterpeniD1tem
ftDrenbe &rautbeten = lperbeu our9 bas 8itters qebeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

-RQItSI.
Sine 9epei5e bon Wabrib GIL Sic v@ene
tral Stems" iagt, Dab Die Yplt5et in Wclina
Sc 9tio Seco, elmer rs Wteilen nor6peItlih
BON GaIaoolib gelegcnen Stabt, Sausz
llcbunsen nab Nnarcbilten porgcnommen
bat, uno 6aburcb in ben 8elib BON elmer
Nn5ebl bon Dofumentcn gefommen lit.
@s par Der 8pli5ei i9on ieit l~dngerer Belt
betal1nt, oaB Die anarbiltil6en Wtiiietbaten
ibren l1riprung in elmer 8ericbm0rung
battct, aber bic 8ebOrbe DermDcbte niemals
8etpeile oafur 81 %crlangen, tper Die etgentz
lidben Setter oer Gerihw0rung ieicn. IS
ipuroen in peri6ieoencn 3beilen BON Spa.
MEN etne Otenge G~erbaftunsen borgenom~
men, a6er Die 8er6afteten peigerten licb
ftets 0lusia9cr gu macben, tpelc6e gu Ser
Gerbaftung ber2eiter bGtten iii6ren f6nnerl.
Der Srt Wteitna Be &to Geco liegt arBerz
baIb Der GerfebrsitraBe, urb cs icbeil1t
iebt, baB Die 9lnarchtiten Sic uer6altniBz
mGBig a6gcle9ene Gage be5 Ortcs benubten,
itcb babtn 5uritd5ogen, unb bon BORT aus
bic Betpegungen ibrer Witglic6er in anbercn
BlGben Spdniens %Ieitetell. Die @ntoedung
icner 9ofumente beltGtigt Ben Geroocbt Der
E~oliset, baB eine meitOer6rettete 8epeguns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11
Staot Chicago.
7ofepb D. Birhmeter. !

Soiepb SAUL 8trcbmeier, aus Dem Ganz
ton 9(orgau in Der Sbpeis geburtig un6
iett beinabe 40 Su9ren in Gbicr9o aniGlitg,
ipurbeW1ttttpob bon Gerpanoten, Sreunoen
un6 elmer Nbtbetlung beS @rittlt78ereinS
our lebten 9tube nab Observation-Disclosures
begleitet. ST mar einer Ser lpenigen no@
iibrigen Mitgriinoer bes @riitli>8ereins,
unb bt1terlGBt cine trauernoe 8ittne ul6
stpet e~rtpocbiene S0bne in georoneten Ser
bGltnt1icn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

0ie @nSelsen Don @nob's 9arlapqriIo IinS
geltiibt ouf Gmpfeblun9el, 1pel6e III Der ST.
ionSlpelt obne 3O9ern accepttrt perber mir
ben. Ole erSGblen uns, mas mobr lit, aem>
lid 9opo'S &urcii.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

- Dasb Sen g ~flanSen am meiiten G1nIibe
Gbier lit Elm inbil9es Snicft, pelcbes elmer
SrbiOeens8 liitbe lebr dDnlt9 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-11

Soob's pileu beilen 9eberleibem, @eIbs
iu9t.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

colored soil yields them an annie srn
ply OF food. They are completely nro.
iected from the wind by the rocky rim
that encloses their plateau. The island
seems TO have been an atoil which was
liited above the sea several hundred
feet SO that the atoll ring now forms
the coral wall now surrounding the
plateau.
On TINS elevated and almost inac-
cessiDle plain are thirteen VILLAGES
each OF which contains over twent9
houses Sir William McGrcgor saws
the natives gave him most pleasant
reception. He found it difienlt ~
travel through some villages on nc.
count of the yams, cocoanuts, mats
ana other articles that were laid down
before him for his acceptance. There
are no intcr-tribal hostilities. and /, Is
not possible for the natives OF other
Islands TO Cypress the people. because
on Their plateau, naturally fortified al
IL Is, they are Inaccessible 10 hostile
tribes. The drainage OF the plateau
Is excellent There are great cavities
IN the coral wall through which the
rhin-iall filters and makes its way "a
the sea.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
GODDESS OF THE CHINESE.
Romance of a Daughter OF the FIawery
Kingdom who Committed suicide.

Romance Of a Daughter OF the FIowery
Kingdom who Committed suicide.
The oldest joss house in San Fran
cisco is the Temple of the Queen Of
Heaven on Waverly street 1t was
erected forty years ago and the
property of the Sam zap c, mpan /.
The goddess worshipped in this TEN pie
was Chinese young lady who il red
hundreds Of years ago. She was born
in the Providence of Fol1ien and was a
daughter OF a merchant of Lam Clan.
In her girlhood she is said TO have
displayed remarkable intelligence. and
above all, renowned for prophetic in
sight Her father and four brothers
frequently left their home on trading
voyages up and down the coast. One
day, while two OF her brothers were al
sea, she fell into a trance. Her parents
thought her dead. aud their lamenta-
tions were so loud as 10 awaken her
She told how she had Just been in the
midst OF a violene typhoon and had
seen her brothers tossed about on the
wild waves.
A few days elapsed and the young
est son returned home. reporting the
loss Of his brother at sea, and telling
how in the height of the storm a lady
appeared in mid heaven who let down
rope and towed the ship TO n safe
anchorage. He was just relating the
sad news of his brothers death when
his sister came into the room and con-
graduated him on his escape. She re.
counted with e> aetness the events of
that fearful night, and told how she
was just fastening to her brothers
rescue when she was awakened by her
parents cries Years passed and
another calamity befell the family. !
This time the father was drowned AT
sea, The legend tells how the devoted
daughter, on hearing tho news has.
tened to the sea-shore. She called in |
vain for her fathers return. Louder
and louder became her walls of sor
row, till, frantic with grief, She threw
herself into the waves and wa, |
drowned.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
I.ntomheh for Sly ,rooi,s.

Sir Claude Wade, when British Resi-.
dent at the Court of Loodhiana. wit.
messed the performance, by falir. OF
an astonishing feat. The man was
put in linen bag, the bag was put into
u large locked box, which was deposi.
ted in cell in the middle of brick
vault, every opening to which was
walled up and sealed. As a supreme
precaution a guard was set, four
soldiers patrolling the sides of the
vault day and night
AT the end of six weeks the vault
was opened, the body taken out and
the most careful examination by
skilled English surgeons failed to de.
tect any sign of pulse or respiration.
The apparently dead body was bathed
and massaged by attendants OF the
falir, and in half an hour he was com
pletely restored, and conversed with
those about him, though in feeble
voice, rs one long i'll.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
4 CHINESE EXECUTION.
unlehsrlss Man vic Refa.ea

BnteheriDg Man Who Refused 10
KDeeI for DeeapitatIon.
The man who was charged with in.
citing the salt tax riots at Tekhna was
captured and executed recently near
Foochow. The Echo says: Although
a reward of 5000 taels had been Of
fered for the rebel chiefs head for nine
months, it was only few days before
the day OF execution that he was taken
The prisoner was brought into the
Provincial Capital, and on his arrival
he was taken to the Provincial Judge
and afterward to the Vicerov. A tele-
gram was at once sent to Pel1in an
nouncing the capture. and instructions
were received in reply that the man
was 10 be beheaded and quartered.
The order was partly carried out on
the following morning at 0 o'clock.
Seven officials were present and be-
sides 1000 braves marched on the
ground there were several thousand
citizens there as spectators to the pro-
ceedings. AT the appointed time the
doomed man refused to lrneel down
when requested by the executioncr to
do SO. lie stood and denied that he
was party at all to the revolutionary
movement, mach less was he ITS
leader. He added that the people had
put his name on their flags altogether
against his wish, and that he had been
powerless to prevent them.
The execution was attended with
the most painful circumstances. A
veil must be drawn over the details
Suffice il to say that as the executioner
could not prevail upon the man to
kneel he essayed to decapitate him
understanding, and succeeded so badly
that the sword was used seven times
before the execution was complete.
OF course, it would have been other
wise had the man llnelt; but he could
not be induced to do so, and il would
have taken several ordinary men to
have forced him into the position. as
he was stalwart athlete of great
physical power.
There were murmurs among the
lookers-on at the i'll manner in which
the execution had been performed, but
when the exeeutioner was proceeding
70 carry out his further orders the M
rear among the people was so great
that the carrying out of this part of
the sentence had TO be abandoned.
The head was sent to Tel5hua for
exhibition in a public place as warn.
ing TO the people there.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

War Hc sualrs really e. when
i6ry Vanish in her mouth Is a mystery
aHI q all the physicians about.
many aa,iuy gone from New Orleans
e witness the phenomenon. some
really believe that tho snakes do 70
Gown INTO the stomach. while Others
age convinced the witch l. simply play.
Ing amr s'cish,-ofband trick npou
'heH hat 4 tho latter IL the ease !; Is
9y.ryerly dnnr that there Is no de-
lee'ing iac performances
Ehg witch presents most cxlraor.
elnar} and hiiruus appearance sitting
with tho snakes davting their Hat
aeaa, % and on, ot her toothlcSs
m9ath with their little bpad.lils eyes
Swapping aN II in fury At all about
'arir misiruRs. A. nunrly as ihcy can
r. r"aHied there are ak or seven Of
tines" reptiles. though old Nance says
iherr are many more. but they are all
= much ~ a size and color that they
cannot be identified. They arc prob.
ab' q harmless nature. though old
Nance declares that they arc highly
ls'i-'nnns md No one wishes 20 OK.
pertinent with them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
BLAINE AND conkllNo
hen Without Whose Leadership Great
Party Has suffered.

Party Has suffered.
The undoubted sentiment of the marty
with which BIaine and Conkliny have
been identified Is that, since the DAYS
% the war, the ablest stump speakers
that party has produced are these two
men. Mr.. Conhing has made three
speeches on the stump which are his
iorie. one was ia the Academy Of
Music IN New York at the opening Of
the National campaign ia is79. Conk-
ing was then only 80 years old. lie
spoke for nearly four hours, aud prob
ably the speech Is 10 be accepted as the
finest achievement ON the stump. Not.
withdrawing the great length Of the
speech, the vastand brillian. audience
seemed unaware % the lapse IL time.
The speech was afterward printed
- pamphlet form and circulated by
hundreds 81 thousands as campaign
document AfterUurd Mr Conkling
made another notable speech IN phila.
dciphia, regarded bg many as even
ADLER than the New lorl. address. Ia
the fall 81 1850 he made three speeches
IA uhs0 under such extraordinary cir
cuustanccs that the events have Le.
come traditional Gen. Garfield him.
self has expressed The opinion that
these addresses. together with the one
delivered by Gen. Grant al the same
time. were the turning point ia his
campaign FOR the presidency
blaine's style ~ stump speaking Is
entirely different from that which
characterized Conkling blaine was
earnest impassioued enthusiastic. ia.
cisivc. Conkiing was impressive.
magnificent brilliantly rhetorical.
sarcastic, and words came from his
lips in superb rhythm and delicious
melody. Cunkiing inspired respect. ad-
miration and intellectual approval.
Blaine commanded affection and that
quality which. when displayed in
soldier, would lead an army 10 follow
in forloru hope. II Is a rather curious
fact Ia note that. Notwithstanding the
political influence which capacity on
the stump gives to him who possessob
IL. only three OK the Presidents elected
since The formation Of the government
had any gift of that sort Lincoln
Garfield aud Gen Harrison
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18

eonduces 20 making many of them the
inveterate spendthrifts thay are known
/ to be. The late $. i. NJ Barlow was
long one of the largest money makers
al the New York bar. but died bank
rupt and James Strahan, whose an
nual earnings for many years seldom
fell below SO, coo. left his heirs moth
ing but his law books. At the present
time the earnings of John L. Parsons
are probably larger than those Of any
other New York lawyer He earns
regularly from $50, 600 to 500. 600 a
year 1t IS the general opinion OF the
profession that the fee he received for
organizing the sugar trust. which has
since been dissolved by the courts did
not fall below $3.50 600. and some esti-
mates have put it at treble that sum
1t was without doubt the largest single
fee ever received by an American law
yer
The earnings of James c. Carter arc
nearly as large rs those of Mr.. Par
sons, and it is said that the annual in
come of Bourlle Cochran has for sew
eral years exceeded 100000, but
portion of this great sum has come
yearly from the successful specula-
tions for which the braiuy and elo-
quent Irish lawyer is known to have a
fondness. Senator Hill. when he
practiced law in Elmira ten
or twelve years ago, seldom earned
over s., 600 a year, but not long since
he divided with Charles p Bacon, fee
of $500, 600 says the New York Press
This was paid them by the plaintiffs in
the famous FislSe will case against
Cornell university. Roscoe Con6ling.
had he lived, would probably now be
the biggest money maker at the New
York bar. His earnings in a single year
exceeded, it is said, $50, coo. and his
foes in the cases left uncompleted at
the time of his death amounted to
nearly $500, 600 But the average New,
York lawyer, and New York is the
lawyer Mecca, counts himself lucky
II at the end of the year he can put
IS, 600 on the profit side of the ledger
The heads of nearly all the big life
and fire insurance companies receive
princely salaries. Henry B. Hyde. who
not SO very long ago was a modest in
surance solicitor, draws q salary of
$50, 600 n year rs president of the Equi- !
table, and the vice president of the
same concern receives S8O,O OO a wear.
The annual salary of Richard A.
McCurdy, president Of the Mutual In
surance company, is $4,000, and that
of John a. Mccall. president of the |
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
cold wcnther anal wlres.

At this season of the year accidents
TO electric wires must lie anticipated,
MS they occur more frequently than at
any other time. The explanation is
very simple. The cold causes the
wires to contract and many weak wires
break; hence, just after the first cold
snap, the linemen have as much as
they can attend to. The broken wires
fall upon and across other wires and
are frequently the cause OF consider
able damage. But the weak wires 60
first, uhd after the first cold snap they
are repaired and generally cause no
more trouble during the winter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-18
Hg rAKNs THE PRlzE.
III" kansas individual who Carrirs on
lhn A.. 49,. d. 49,

~" kansas Individual who Cz-rIrs on
~" NuaH Man Cia4npsou.hin.
nc mcaucst man lives IN Kansas
he j. farmer worth cool 500. oU0.
W wife was taken suddenly ~. and
HH e'me 10 town 10 consult me about
leF rase," says physician. II told
ann that ! could not prescribe intclli.
gently without seeing the patient, but
rs declined % incur the expenses 81
'>ll charged him 81 for the Pre-.
.E.p.i0n, and he spent half nm hour
W}ing 70 beat me down 70 ninety
,eni> lie made nae write the prcscrip.
yen - English. then bought the drugs
at' compounded It himself 10 save the
8E'' nrfary's fec ono Of the iugrc-
g'en's was capsicum He thought he
"a'l aoino ut home but was mistaken
.a' had to come bacl, TO town, dis.
'ar' pi four miles, for t.
w The time lie had succeeded in
Swing about 90 cents and wasting s.
maFlh Of time his wife was dead, and
y, p' medicine dc2d loss on his hnnds.
- nov SO wore ON him that he fell IN
~ 'oot the medicine prepared for his
vic but that only aggravated his
,u9lAdy When he finally recovered
y sued me for $40, 900 and was beaten
n, s'' had TO pay costs lie then went
'glo'c the grand jury and tried TO
"'' me indicted for malpractice