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The Portland daily press., 1893-11-02
Killed on the Track.

Newport, November l. AS J. H.
Young, wife and daughter of Corinna,
were crossing the Dexter railroad with a
double team this morning, at Young's
crossing, one mile north of the village,
they were struck by the Dover train 60
ing south. Jennie, the daughter, aged
IS, was instantly killed, and Mrs. Young's
leg and several ribs broken. Both horses
were killed.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-02
Rows This /!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case on Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrn Cure.
FL. CHENEY CO.. Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. j. Che
ney for the last lie years, and believe him per-
tectiy honorable in all business transactions
and financia, lily able to carry out any obligation
made by their firm.
West s. Truax, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan s. Marvin. Wholesale Drug
hists, oledo. 0. :.
Hail'sCatarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
tge system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-02
COUNTING A QUORUM.

PPjnciple of the Reed Rules as Advocated
by Senator Hill.
Washington, November LIN the Senate
today, Mr.. Hill Of New York, offered two
amendments to the rules and asked their
reference 30 the COMMITTEE on rules. The
9 of rule . of the standing rules of the
Senate be amended to read: If at any
time during the daily session of the
Senate question is raised by any Sena-
tor as TO the presence of quorum the
presiding officer shall forthwith direct
the secretary to call the roll, and shall
announce the result. These proceedings
shall be without debate, but no Senator
while speaking shall be interrupted by
any other Senator raising the question of
lack of quorum, and the question as
to the presence of a quorum shall not be
raised oftener than once in every hour.
This provision shall not apply when the
absence of quorum is disclosed upon
any roll call Of the yeas and nays
The second amendment.is: Resolved
That rule 5 of the standing rules of the
Senate be amended by adding at the end:
Whenever upon any roll call, any Sena-
tor who is present within the Senate
chamber, refuses to make response
when his name is called, it shall be the
duty of the presiding officer either on
his own motion or upon the suggestion
of any Senator, to request the Senator SO
remaining silent to respond to his name.
If such Senator fails to do so, the fact of
such request and refusal shall be entered
in the journal and such Senator shall be-
counted as present for the purpose of
makingsa quorum"
Mr.. Gray called up the bill amending
the Chinese exclusion act, and Mr.. Davis
of Minnesota, introduced an amendment
repeating the several Chinese prohibitory
acts of Septem Der 49, 1888, October l.,
1888 and May S, 1892.
Mr.. Hoar introduced an amendment
suspending the immigration of Chinese
until a treaty ON that subject is deter
mined except laborers already properly
here who may be permitted, under certain
conditions, to return to the United
States after visiting their native land.
Mr.. Frye said he was not in favor of
the bill The Geary law, as it passed
Congress, was dishonor to the nation
Morally it was a crime; commercially it
was blunder. He had no friendship for
any bill which excluded the Chinese
from this co untry.
Mr.. Gray asked unanimous consent to
close debate tomorrow, but objection
was made. The Senate adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-02
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Six Hundred Thousand Dollars.
This result achieved as it was in spite
of the heavy blow dealt the Company on
the last day of August, by the death of
its President through a railroad accident,
is evidence of the spirit of determination
pervading it's Agents, and is, moreover,
practical intimation on their part of their
intention to turn to the Company's best
advantage the object lesson so painfully
afforded, and which, above all, so vivid
ly portrayed tie uncertainty of life and
the consequent imperative need for In
surance Protection.
The new business showing for Septem-
Der can be best judged by the following
comparisons.
SEPTEMBER, u 1893, WAS THE
LARGEST OF ANY CORRESPONDING
MONTH FOR SIXTEEN YEARS.
1T WAS. THE only SEPTEMBER
DURING THAT PERIOD IN WHICH
THE 100000 MARK WAS EXCEEDED.
1T EXCEEDED THE PRECEDING
MONTH AUGUST, 1897 BY NEARLY
$4,000. IT.
1T EXCEEDED SEPTEMBER, 1892,
BY ST. 900. =
1T EXCEEDED THE SEPTEMBER
AVERAGE FOR THE PRECEDING
olAIEEN YEARS BY $274,3s1.
NOTICES OF DEATHS.
notwithstanding the large INCREASE
IN the Insurance in Force during the
current year, the Notices Of Deaths re-
oeiVea by the Union Mutual from
january l, to September 80, SHOW
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-02
HARvARD's Won MoLTKE.

Deland, the Foot Ball Strategist, and His
Plays.-How He Became a Coach,-The
; Flying Wedge and the Horses Neck as
Employed by Harvard.
The Portland daily press., 1893-11-02
AN EXCELLENT SHOWING.

The new business written by the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
in September exceeded
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
Roth Der oe,tiGen &anowtrtbe.

Man 19retbt ber r6rantf. 3tg."
aus 6anau am Matn:
Die prei1e fir &inbfleM& limb in
ben @bDngesenoen Biz auf 10 unb Is
pfennia gefullen, auf Dem leBten
@iebmartt in 8ubba4 1purbe fir
i9mere 0dden, bic ionit Big gu 300
Mort gelten, bic ld@erli@e Summe
bon so Mart ge3ablt; &ube er3telten
taum SO Mart.
Die Motb 1T auent6alben entieBz
li&, unb man iiebt teinen Musipeg.
Der Grtrag Der Mieien 1T Bel ban6z
bpbem !9alm taum Elm :3ebntel 10
grob tpte in ben @orjabren; Der Gent
net 6eu gilt ettpa IL Mart gegen
1onlt 3tpei Bis atpeieihbalb Mart. Qm
1@limm item ptrb natiirlt9 ber Rleinz
bauer betroffen, bic 9roBen @ofgiiter
u11b DomGnenpa4tungen fiittern ibr
@ieb thiltpeife NIT Miibeni4ntBeln,
tbeilpeife nit sringemGbtem &orn
bur4.
Das gebt fretlt@ muir, 10 LANCE Ole
@orrdtbe retden. Sir nddites Sab1
5teben au@ bic @robbauern Dor benz
@acuum. @%igentbiimer uno Pripatz
pd@ter i@leppen it4 1@on eber bur@,
aber bic pd6ter BON @taatsbomdnen
tDnnen faum ettpas @elb fliftg MAJ
4en, Inn Sutter gu tuufen, bu bic
@er3tni Jung bes &apttals fir Neubau=
ten unb bic @eparaturen gu 1&me1
auf lie briiden. @ieuei9t mdre es an
9ebra4t, in 10 i@(e&ten Sabren, tpie
bas beurige, bic pd9ter baourh gu
unteri tiben, baB man i6nen bic 8au=
5inie en- erliebe.
Die tleinen 8auern tDnnen ibr @ief
ni@t mebr balten, lie miiKen oertau:
fen unb gu @runoe geben, tpenn nt91
bon @taatspegen 9i1fe geidaffer
mirb. Oafur 1T uber borerit penie
Mus1i9t, i'm @egentbeil, bur9 BIZ
@ertoppelungen, b. +. bas 3u1ammen:
legen Der auiammengeb6rigen @runo:
itiide mirb GROCER @9aben berurl a9t
@inmul gebt Diel @runb unb 8ober
bur9 bic Wnlase bon @rdben uni
Wesen perloren, gum Mnberen mir1
nu4 @9emu s." perfabren unb Sci:
ner tommt npieber gu benz 5etnigen
Das be3tebt 1i6 ni@t uuf bic rdum:
li9e Musbebnung bes Beiibes, BIZ
mirb bem 8e1iber na@ Mb3ug Dor
.@rdben unb Wegen tpieber 5ugetbeilt
fpnbern auf bic Auulitdt bes Can
bes. Sp erbRlt 3. g. etne Truu Dol
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
Narla,,tcmtart HcoebIiitben.

gu Nub unb Trommen 6umorfruber
Qeute felt bic vGrantf. 3tg." cine Rei=
Re rgefGigelter Worte", bic in Dem aufz
gelDI ten &et4stage gefpro@em porben
1inb, 3u1ammen. Man4e ber Morte
1inb auerbings mobl 1@on piel friiber
gefallen, 10 beitimmt &leranber Merers
Mus1pru4: rDas Bier, Das ni4t gez
trunten tpiro, fat ietnen 8eruf perz
feblt." @taatsietretdr BON @tepban 1T
in Der MISUNDERSTANDING nit folgenoen
Worten bertreten: runiere Selepbonz
mefen 1T Elm Sinh, bas nod in ben
@eburtstagmeben liegt ...." Shm rei9t
ii9 9err Direttor &apier miroig NIT
benz Sabe an: vMel ia frtta mar friiber
'bas S@mer5enstino ber 8ranntpeinz
ausfu9r aus benz &aplanbe." Sebr
l9Dn meinte Der r@enpmmirbauer"
2ub: vDas @@tpetn lit bic @ie6au@t
bes tleinen Mannes." GER &tdert
fagte 1fters: vMenn bies in bieiem
6alle Der Sale it.; 9err @&mibtz
5ad1en: ~Dieier ipringenoe punt1
muB GUT @pra@e gebra&t perben"
9err b. Mirba@: r@s itebt Elm toeale1
6intersrunb auf benz Spiele"; 9er1
Slider, bon Der Wbgren3ung ber &C.
biete fir bic MiEionen in Mfrtfa ipre=
4enb, rief beeeiitert: rDie Mihtoner
baben Miltonen bon l~ebenbigen Gbrt:
ftentinbern 9e1@aHen." III. Tebrua'
$780, 9err 9amma4er 1pra4 Dor
~@teuerge1eben, bic in bic 2eioen14af:
ten unb @orurtbeile Der Meni9en Elm:
greifen. SEER Marquaro1 EN- marnt'
am %. Sanuar 1890 bel ber S4uet:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10

teriudhlug ersab aund@it. bab 2isu'
tenant Quiquereo our@aus ni@t am
Gieber, ionbern na9 Musiase bon ben
an Der Expedition betbeilist 9etpei es
men Gineeborenen auf 9ttpaltlame
DIRT, b. +. bur4 einen @epolperi4ub
geitorben lei. Nun tpanbte fi@
Oberi II Gir NIT biien Na4ridten an
ben Marinemtnifter urb bteier an ben
&riessmintfter, tpeldem lieutenant
Sssonoac, Der inapii@en in bic ORR
NEE Suriidsetreten mar, unter1 tanb.
Mit @iidii4 auf @ertpanbte Seson=
3acs, unter benen Elm asgeiebener 81
putirter fi& befanb, era@teten bic Mt<
hitter es ni@t fir emporium, cine l1nz
ter u9ung %ansuorbnen. Darauf apz
peIirte 0berft Gir an bic preTe, bic
ibm bereitmi1tg Miftiteno leiftete. Dte
@a4e madte guf1eben, unb Der
Rriegsmintiter mubte nun ben 2ieute<
nant @egon3ac tpobl ober libel gum
no9maligen 8eri4t aufforbern. Sn
biei lem @eri@t CAB @e9on8ac gu, 1ab
auerbtngs lieutenant Quiquere3 1t4t
am Gitber eeftorben iei, 6ab Ct ii@
aber in einem MnfaQ BON G~iebtrbeliz
RUM NIT feinem eisenen Repolper erz
f9oHen babe.
SEPT mubte eesen ben SGseroffz
3ter borgegangen perben. 3unG9f1
9purbe ct tpe9en falf4er bienitli4er
Melbungen CUR Dispoiition 9eiteqt,
auberoem orbnete Der Marineminiiter
iebp4 cine unteriudan9 Der san3en
Mngelegenbeit an Ort unb Ste(le art.
Oberf # Gtr madte auBerbem bic Prehe
mobil unb bef4ulbigte Segon3ac per<
I0n1i@, ietnenI Stiefiobn, NIT benz Ct
iett Sabren b%efreunbet setpeien unb
Der i'm ielb1t gu feinem @ebilfen bei
Der Tori@ungsreiie ausgeiu&t battle,
ermprbet 3u baben, UNI an feiner @tatt
ben @ubm, bic Expedition gum 9uten
Gnbe 9efibrt gu haben, gu ernten.
Ollie Snbicen 1pra4en gegen @egogs
gao. Da iebt audi bic amtli@e Inter-
iudung Der Mngelegenbett in Mfrtfa
ergeben bat, baB Qutquere3 an einem
Repolber1@uB 9~eitorben, bab er gar
nt4t trant getpeie en-, bab GUT 3eit bes
logenunnten @elbi tmorbes Quiquere3
nit Segon5ac in bes @riteren 3elt
al1ein gemeien, baB aus ieinen, tpenige
Sage bor benz 9obe &c i4riebenen 8rte=
fen beroorgebt, baB berfepoe ii@ NIT
nt@ts tpeniger als nit @elb5tmorbz
gebanten getragen, unb enbli@, baB
6er S@uB, an benz ct geitorben, BON
btnten uuf ieinen &opf abgefeuert
porben 1T, 10 Fat bic @erbaftung ST.
gon3acs, beg tncrtminirten OFFICERS,
bur9 @enburmerte ftatt9efunben.
Derielbe 1T IN bas MilttdrgefdnsniB
in Orleans abgeliefert unb mirb our
Mb~urtbeiluag na@ benz Senegal &C.
i@idt tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10

brei ertraesfdbisen @ieien teinen
@alm auriid. sic bat otpar iebt oas
@ereniisen, TIRE paar 2appen 2anoes
bel ammer au ieben, aber TIRE Wte1en
iinb in ben Beiib zines Mnoeren iberz
9esangen. Somit ut Der Grau bic
M0slt&teit. tbr @teb au ernabren,
fait CANA senommen. Mnbert, bic
tbre einaise Mettuns I'M grtrage ibrer
Sbi tbdalr1e iaben, 6aben oura bic
@ertoppelung TIRE 8aumitide btrloz
rem, auf benen nun tpmmenoen 9erbft
bic ni9t 9e1Get baben, ernten tperben:
@aen natiirli9 bier i'm @inne BON
Mrbeiten. Denn pas bic Ob1 bdume
in einem folden biirren Sommer fir
pfleae perlangen, ldbt fi4 benz Ni9tz
bauer taum ertldren. Befonbers &C.
fGbrli& ftnb bic Sn1etten. Sie entz
tpideln ii4 in fur4tbaren Men9en
unb man, m1B tdelt@ NIT ber Baur1z
{4<ere FeiBig banttren, um bic Rauz
pennei ter muir einigermaBen gu bertilz
gen. Ma@ anberer Seite pirtt Die
@ibe tpieber fesensreia auf ben Obftz
bau. Man finbet unter ben @tetnz
fri9ten faum eine berfaulte. pflauz
men, 3&petf4en, Mirabellen unb Rei=
neclauben limb atpar Helm, aber unges
mttn iib. Mu4 Der @etn periprt4t
einen eblen 9erbit.
Damit tpGre einisermaben benz
Mungel an 8iebfutter gu iteuern,
tpenn fi4 Der @taat berbeilteBe, auf
Sbftbdume @elb gu letben ober prebz
6eu gu geben, benn Bis 3ur &eife tDnz
men bic 8auern nidt tparten.
8on ben Rartoff elm erboHt man
dbnli4 nie BON Sbft cine quite Auaz
litdt, aber lie tperoen tlein bletben
unb piele auf elm @ei@eit (etpa 5tpet
Pfunb) geben. @s mirb oaber au4
felbft aus tpeiten &artof feltulturen
ni4t biel erlDft perben t0nnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
9cntf@e 8lrbeitSl6bne.

Cine 11eberii@t iber bic ortsiiblif<n
21bne setp0bnltder Sagearbeier perz
DFentli@t bas ~%Gentralblutt fir bas
beutf 6e @et@". Dana4 f4apanten
bic ortsiibtt@en 9agel66ne ertpu4fener
Manner 5pi1@en 1 unb 2 Mart, muir
tpenige 9r0bere @tdbte nit einigen
@orDrten erreiden 3 Mart-in Ser
lin beifpielspeiie gibt es I'M Dur@<
19nttt 2 Mart 70 W. fir ben Sag.
l1~eberhaupt limb in Norboi eutf4laeb
nur tpentge puntte, ba es mebr als 1
Mart Big 1 Mart so pf. gtbt unb in
tpeiten Diitritten limit Der 2obn UNI
ten 1 Marf. Mett giin5ttger itebt es
In Observation-Disclosures - etha in
benz @ebiet ghpi59en benz unterlauf Der
@iber unb Der bonGnbii 9en @ren3 &c
mo 1 Mdart SO pf. bis 2 Mart bic &ez
gel birben unb 6dufg 2 Mort SO pf.,
ia ielbi It 3 Marf errei9t tperben. Mitz
telbeut19lanb electromagnetic pots=
BAN. propin3 unb &0ntgret4 @a@1en,
8ruuni @hpetg, S9iiringen, Mnbalt)
tpeiit re@t oerf6iebene @erbdltniKe
auf: beu politii&en @ieleeitaltigteit
entfprt@t bier AUDI bic i~o3iale. SIN
MQgemeinen i@mante1 otpar bic 20bne
aapif4en 1 unb 2 Mart, erbeben fi4 je=
bod in mebreren' Diftritten Bis gu
ESQ Murt unb 3 Mart unb itnten bnz
bel bod mieber berein3elt Bis unter 1
Scarf hinab. Sn Weit unb @iibz
tpel tbeutf@lanb berri4t enti4ieben Elm
2obn bon $50 Bis 2 Mart Dor; bune=
ben atbt es bann aber i'm rbeintf4z
metfdlti@en Snbuitrtegebiet unb meb=
reren 1onftigen fleinen 8e3irten iogar
$50 Mart. Sn 8apern 6ingegen uberz
ptegen NIT Qusna9me bes 1ubtpe}tliden
Shells unb berein3elter @tGbte auberz
orbenli9 geringe 20bne. Den ab1o=
Tut mtebrtgiten @tanb 6es Sagelpbn
nit IS pf. tpeiien etnige @ebiete S4le=
iiens auf. SIM ~4gsmeinen gilt als
@egel, baB bic 20bne fallen, je mebr
man ii& bonn inbuftrterethen Weiten
benz lanbbauenben Often nGbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10

-Mn einem Der leBten Na&mittaee
fam Elm mittelgroBer, etpa fiinfunb=
breibtgjGbriger Mann in bic @@neiberz
pertitdtte Don George BUTLER in
8root1bn unb erfu@te INN iofortige
@usbeferung 1etner 9oie, bic sufGQig
einen &tb betommen bdtte. @r 400
bielelbe aus unb tpartete i'm binteren
Sbeile bes 3immers, Big lie ausgebei<
lert mar. Na@bem ct ii9 bas &1eiz
oungsitId pieoer angelgt bate, ent=
fernte er 1i4. @pdter entbedte Der
@4neibermet fter, baB cine golbene 9az
menzl1br. tpel@e auf einem Slide in
Der Wert1tGtte lag, Der 4tpunben tpar.
Wber Der Dieb mar nirgenbs mebr gu
fnoen, troBbem ii4 bic Polt3ei ale
Wfube CAB, bes @uuners babbaft gu
tperben.
-Musgeflogen 1T bic Corning Miibz
le go. 3met ber rNmerican
potp6er Company" in Soutb q G.
0 n, M1af mi0tam Glegg aus ur=
bribge, MaK., biibte babel bas 2eben
ei~.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10

bonn pferbe tommt, unb brittens. bab
Is aus Giien sefertist 1T.
Das 81 len beitbt apei Deutungen
1eines Mertbes, einmal als Slid tn
5as 6aus brtngtnb, Elm amber Mal als
llnbeW abtpebrenb. OaS Gr1tere 1T
lei4t Der tGnbli9; benn per einen Sc
senitanb fnbet. 1T idon Elm @lidstinb,
unb bas Mufbeben bes @efunoenen
Imirb linn porausii@tli4 au4 ferner
pieber Slid bringer. Das aber pabt
auf bas 6ufei1en bur4aus; benn nur
Elm sefunbenes 6ufeiien fou auf Der
S4tpelle aneebra4t tperben; jebes ans
bere gilt ais tpirtunsslos. Sm 3tpetten
@inne gilt baS Gi5en als l1n6eil OBJ
tpebrenb. @inmal 9dn9t bas guiana
men NIT Der benz Gtf len 3ugei4riebene
!6eiltraft, bic bel onbers i'm Mittelalter
cine sroBe Stole ipielte, bann aber nit
einem Ma4tlang bes i'm 3eitalter BET
Reformation fart entmtdelten Seuf elsz
alauben. @ielfa4 1T bic Mnii@t pers
breitet, baB Der 80ie an fol@en 9biz
rem, bic NIT einem !9ufeiien Der eben
finb, poriibersebe. Das @iien mub
aber mad auBen geri9tet tnerben, bamit
Der r9err Seufel" meme bei ieinem leBz
ten 8eiu4e lei es ibm 9ier libel er9an,
gen unb CT babe bas 9aus 10 14neu
oerlaKen mii1en, bab ct betm 9inausz
ellen Elm 9ufeifen perloren babe. Der
D%oltsglaube bat ferner bon jeber Dem
@iien bic @i9entbUmli&teit beiselegt,
elm S4ub geger o0erlei R%rant6eiten
gu iein. Wdbrenb ber peit in &om
trieben bic 8etpobner ber etptgen @tabt
~un3Gblige itarte Giienittfte unb Nage(
rings UNI tire Sbiren in bic Pfo1ten
beri elben, unb Der teltif@e, finni1de
Mberalaube erfldrt iibereini ttmmenb
bus Gifen fir einen 3alisman gegen
b1ie 3aubertrdfte. Die Mraber ielblt,
menn lie in ber Mii tie bon Dem t0btz
li9en @amun iiberrai4 merben, rufen
bas @iien urn 9tlfe an. 80 baB man
es benn iiberau unb INNER als elm
9liidli9es Omen betra4tet, @iien uno
Sci onbers Elm !9ufetien gu finben, benin
ou4 bag pferb par ia Bel alien teutoz
ni19en unb 1tanbinapt1&en &anen,
eben1 10 tpte in csynbien, Elm bepor3ugtes
Spfert6ier, bas als ben @0ttern be-
ionbers angenebm betra4tet tpuroe.
seSn eSrlanb unb @nglanb berri4t
mebrfa9 ber @laube, bab man ptele
&rantbeiten nit Der frt14en M14e zines
perbrannten Yferbes 9etlen tann. sSn
@9ottlanb legen bic 2an6leute etnen
Yferbe6u1 unter 6as &opftihen BET
Scranton unb tpenn Elm pferb itirbt,
tperben bic SUITE getrodnet unb nit
grDBter @hrfur4t aufbe1pabrt, UNI BEL
Ben perf@iebeniten TdGen als Sails
man gu bienen. Das nii4terne 10.
Subrbunbert ~alerbings bat ia BON bic
fen qebeimnibpolen @trtungen Mbz
itanb genommen, ieinen @lauben an bic
@lidstraft bes rmobernen 9rubenz
fubes" aber bat es benno4 betpabrt unb
pie eingepur3elt berielbe BON Differs ber
1T, bas be3eugen unter Mnberem audi
bic un3dblteen S@mudgegenitdnbe,
tpelhe in Sc talt bes 9ufeifens oft
in pretio1en BON ungebeurem Wert9e
porbanben finb. Dim beutli@iten aber
fpri9t bo4 ftets bas SUI etfen auf Der
Sbiri @&pelle fiiir bielen mobernen Mberz
glauben unb feline nod beute por4anoez
ne Musbreitung audi in ben S4t4ten
bes Yublttums, bic bas materte1e Slid
etgentli@ rni9t me6r n0tbi9" baben.
W. q. @t3t3.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-10
9aS Snfcticm

Diei e 3eiden gilt bvtanntli4 beute
nod in beutI 4en ME amerituni1@en
&rei1en bes Bottles als gliidz unb beilz
bringeno. 9ret @lemente iinb i'm
pereint, tpelde es aum Slid
bringer itempeln; .eritens feline .halbz
mpnbG9nlide Tprm, 3tpeitens, buB es
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-01-21
MAYC OF SLEEPING.
Exactly Opposite Conditions Sought by
 People Of Different Nations.

Exactly Opposite Conditions Sought by
 People Of Different Nations.
 The things which one person needs to make him sleep are precisely the things which would keep another awake all night. Even the sedativc medicines which put one person immediately into a heavy slumber excite another into a condition of nervous restlessnesS. The European or American, in order to sleep well, ordinarily requires a d0wny pill low under the head, but the Japanese, stretching himself upon a rush mat on the floor, puts hard, square block of wood under his head, and does not sleep well if he docs not have it. The Chi nese makes great account of his bed, which is very low indeed-scarcely r1s- ing from the floor-but is often carved exquisitelv of wood, but it never occurs to hira to make it any softer than the rush mats will render it. While the people of the northern countries can not sleep unless they have plenty of room to stretch out their legs the in- habitants of the tropics often curl themselves up like monkeys ct the lower angle of a suspended hammock and sleep soundly in that position.
 The robust American often covers himself with a pair of blankets and throws his window wide open to the air, even in the winter time, and he does not complain if he finds little drift of snow across tho top of his bed in the morning. The Russian, on the contrary, likes no sleeping place so well as the top of a big soapstone stove n his do1niciie Crawling out of tllS DLlS- teri0o bed in the morning he RAeS to fake a plunge in Q cold stream, even If he has to break the ice to get into 1t. The Laplander crawls, head and all, into a bag made of reindeer skin, and sleeps warm and comfortable within 1t. The East Indian, at the other end of the world, also has a sleeping bag, but 1t is more porous than the Laplandcr's. It's purpose is to keep out mosqm toes more than to keep the sleeper warm. While the American still clings to his feather pillow. he is steadily disc2rding his old fashioned feather bed in favor of the hair or straw mattress. The feather bed is relegated to the country, and many people who slept upon it all through their childhood find themselves uncomfortable upon it in tEeir matUri- ty. The German not only sleep upon g feather bed bat underneath Crc. Inc feather covering used in Germany, how ever, concludes the Youths Companion, is not 50 large or as thick as the enc which is used as mattress, and the foreigner who undertakes to sleep be- meath it often finds his feet suffering from cold while bis shoulders are suffer lnr from heat
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-01-21
A PENGUIN CITY,
The Orderly Habits of Species of Aquat
 Birds.

. The CrOerly ttaDftS Ot . species or Aquatlc Birds.
 During our recent cruise, writes Falkland island correspondent, we went ashore on a sequestered island to view what the captain called a ''pen
 guin city" Sure enough, the whole island, comprising perhaps fifty acres, was laid off in regular squares by streets running at right angles, the lines straight and true as a surveyor could have drawn them. As is well ] known, penguins spend their lives on the water except during the breeding season, when they are obliged to seek the shore You will hardly believe me, but it is nevertheless true, that the birds not only lay out their city in blocks, but pick up all the loose stones till the whole place is as smooth as a board floor. Then they take possession in couples, each pair selecting a home site-not to build a nest, but merely to preempt particular spot on the bare ground
 ! The hen lays one egg, and only one, and during the time of incubation the male bird brings her food from the sea or sits on the egg awhile himself if / she wants to go out and take a swim. : But in this case, as in many others, virtue is not tits own exceeding great reward because the lady pen guins grow so fat and sleek under the good care of their faithful husbands that they are more eagerly hunted at that particular season. The old birds arc too tough and fishy to be relishod . by man or beast, but the tender young matrons are in great demand both for their oil and flesh. Even the eggs have an oily and fishy flavor, and taste as hens eggs might if cooked in kerosene. i The penguin is by no means hand ] some or graceful creature. He has ] wings like any other bird, but they are ! altogether too short to fly with, though they may assist him somewhat in waddling over the ground. When in the water he has no use for his wings because his broad feet, webbed like those of a duck, propel him rapidly. There are several varieties of him, the largest, called, the Emperor penguin 5 weighing from twenty-five to forty pounds It Is funny to see a colony of these ungainly birds marching up and down the streets like soldiers, all the time standing erect and maintaining sn air of great dignity and importance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1893-01-21
Lassoinc an Earle.

-.--voIe Nelson, a Colorado cowboy, lassoed an eagle few days ago. Ncl- son was riding over the prairie on his little cow pony with a lasso tied to his saddle, when he saw the eagle flying ahead of him, quite close to the ground. He started his pony on @ run toward the bird, and when a short distance away threw his rope, which settled over the eagles neck and under one wing, and he succeeded in getting the bird to the ranch house alive. The eagle measured eight feet from tip to tip of its wines.