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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
TRAVELLING BAGS.

We ask you to carefully note our
prices on genuine ALLIGATOR CLUB
GAGS. They are cheaper than you c7n
buy them elsewhere in America. Leath-
er-ined, leather covered frame, best
Mc:ei trimmin5s--10-inch, So. IS; H.
inch, S2.75; f2-inch. So; L3-inch, So. IS;
14-inch, S3.75; f5-mcb, 81; f6-nch,
81. IS; fS-inch. S4.95. These prices are
one-haf less than trunk store prices.
We are sole agents for Butterick's Pat
terms.
Mail orders are always welcomed and
promptly filled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
4 LEADER M BATH TO wells.


An our 75c D2APERY SILKS on Mon
day a. FIFTY CENTS A YARD.
36-jnch Sash Muslin for f5c yard.
We have a few WDIa Stools left, and
to close them out viii sell them for
S375.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.

WHITE LAWN WAISTS, in broken lines
of sizes. are m1rked down to cost, and
many of them to much less THAI cost.
cHILDRENS SHIRRED GiReHAN
HATS and cHiLD3EWS GLYGHAM
DRESSES are cut down to vary low
prices to close.
Our SoecinI Sale of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

We are now taking orders for Handker-
chiefs with embroidered fac simiIe of
signature. Initials. monogram or crest, to
be delivered in time for the Christmas
season.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
Midsummer Specia/ties
In our department for
Druggist Sundf4es.

E"S SSNSS w. fH tDS OopIF(mSUt
ara the finest and bestn the market.
Our Prices Are All Special
And We think you viii f1d them in every
Instance as low, in m7St cases lower,
than the lowest for Which equal qualities
can be bought.
Ed. Pinaud's QWnine, one of the
6sst tones for stimulating and
cleansing the hair $50 bottle
LLSterI1e ..... .79c
Fears Soap Zoe cake
CutcUra So1p. .75c cake
colgG!e's Turkish Bath Soap .44c dog
an GlYcerine SoIp .39c box
Ammonia,3 bottles of our own famous
quality for ........... .......2 5c
Crown Lavender Smelling Salts,
most refreshing travelling CON-
pG1Ion .40c
Face, Toilet and Tooth Powders; Tooth
Creams and Washes; Cold Creams; Face
Creams; yuseHnes; M1acu7e Articles:
Almond Meals; Bay Rums; Ponds Ex-
tract: Tooth, Mail aad Hair Brushes; Bath
Brushes and Soonges;; Borax; Furna
coiog7es: Roger & G1het, Pjnaud s, Lu6in's
and coudray's Violet Waters; Soaps
Lu6n's, Pinaud's, coudray's, Rieqer's,
Roger & GaAet's. Colgate s, Mrk's aida
large variety of in7orte0 and Domestic
SOAPS, Imported CASTLE Soap, Shaving
Soa0; Fasta Muct; Atomzers; finest
Perfumes in oil the STANDARD and new
doors all these and hundreds of other
Toilet Accessories. Our stock is one of
the largest in these cities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
&c

Tomorrow, Monday (and
tomorrow only, we will
help you to delightful, just
baked French Rolls at 4
cents per dozen, and the
bonniest Buns at the same
price!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

Trade traditions are
smashed right and left in
that Bakery department of
ours.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
We suggest to ladies about to visit the
Worlds FAR in Chicago that a
Wrap viii Be Useful

to have with them. The COLI winds that
blow from the fake or the prairie across
jackson park are very trying. They are
apt to rise suddenly. ating Wrap that
you can carry valuable for such emer-
geHcies.
The balance of our Spring KastIes
from SIS to S22. SO are marked down to
S1.98 and SIS.
We have the latest styles in Fur capss,
and these are particularly desirable. We
can save you one-third of the turner's
price.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

win be continued on Monday mornjng.
with neS features AID additional at
fractions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

the ball into the water. Races of every
description will also take place, and
those among the ladies promise to be
very interesting. A steamer will trans
port the party from the shore to the
island. which is included in the ticket.
and the train will leave for home at
T.30
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

chsnsy Bros 24-mch Gsnuins
Printed midas, in midsummer
styles, 200 styles TO choose from,
for SEVENTY CENTS a YARD.
Sold oil aver the United States
for one dollar twenty-five and one
dollar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
81 SILKS FOR 47c.
PRINTED TWILLED
INDIA SILKS

that We will have ready Monday
morning, PRICE 47c.
They wsre bought to sell for
$500, and ara worth S1.00.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16
50. 49 to Close.

Special prices OF nN or Wash Whist,
ranging from 25c to $500 each.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

er iid in ieiner adben 9oHnung, vmein
@eii9t mar angerubt, ni9t einmal
mein Weib bGtf midi ertannt." Gr
fob ben &opf unb folste 9errn 9eins
ri9 nit i9peren S9ritten. sic GIN
gen biniiber aur Sagbbitte, nobel osr
Dogt teinen 8lid BON Wolf frat berz
tpanbte; audi CAB ct ben &ne4ten beimz
li@ einsn @int, bab iie ii4 IN Der Nd6e
balten follten.
Inter Der Sbir Der Sdgerbiitte ttut
ibnen 9apmo entgegen; er trug ben
Mrm in elmer S4linse; iein 8eiiht
mar meiB ipie Elm 2innen. Wolfrat
1entte ben Bid.
.@ieb' Dir bieien Mann an, 9apz
mo-" 1agte 9err 9einrt9. Ser 1o1
es getban baben. @rtennit 9u ibn?"
@olfrat FOB bic Musen uno a~itterte
bor benz 8ltd, ben 9apmo auf i'm
rt9tete; benn er lag aug biefem 8lid,
bab BET SGger i'm ertannte. 9p9 9aDz
mos 2ippen blieben fet eei4loi en.
vSo ipri4," mabnte 9err 9einri4,
rertennt 9u i'm als jsnen, oer es sez
tban bat?"
rNetn, 6err!!"
l1eber Wolfrats 3i9e flo9 cine belize
HDtf' 6err 9einri4 blidte Inn 1i4,
als iu&e er Scenario - bo4 er 1ab
muir, nI bic nteoerbdngenben 3netge
Der 5i@ten fi6 aitternb betpegten. Der
@o9t aber griff ii@ nit beiben 9dnbsn
an ben &opf, rannte auf 9apmo gu,
fu9telte inn nit ben TGuiten Dor benz
@eii6t lumber unb ifotterte: ga
Meni@, lpo buit 9a benn 9etne @u=
aen? 60 14au' i'm bod an! Sd iage
Dir, ct muB es gepefe EN- 1ein! @9au'
i'm bp@ an! @elt, 81 ertennit ibn?"
Mort1ebung fol9t.
Sortiebung folgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
Ser &loiterja9er.
6pdlaubsrunlau aus bent OierS ! ten
g.. Sabrbunoert.
(TprtleBuna J


,Mls lie bic Menoe bes SteiJss erz
rei@te, fubr tie er1droden 5uriid. D-ort
auf benz Stetn fab INNER nod Or Pu;
ter; unb in 1etnen 9dnosn 6ielt e TT
;ran3lein unb blidte barauf nieo:r l:tt
regungslo1en Mugen. Sebt porte tie
aud Tritte btnter it4-bort lam Der
8uB NIT at!t 8er9itDdtn nnb e'1.er
&isnfadel. 2autlosi i4lIpfte tie. tn
einen 8u1G unb tpartete. 5te torte,
tpte bic 8etben einig, Wprte 'pstal(iien
unb ii9 e%ntfernten.
Mun fam lie pieber herpor IT'D BE-
eann gu 1u6en. Mter bas Strengthen
tpplte 1t9 ntht fino:n lahsn.
.SeBt bat er's angenommea!" LAM
melte fie; absr 1ie aiirnte ni4t. "@lelz
Ietht bat ct cine Sreub' baran!" uno
@inem, Der 10 ptel S4mer5en 9etraSsn
bate, mar cine 5reube pobl gu Jonnen!
Mctb uno &iab berlieren mii n in
elmer Ma9t - mer bdtte nit linn
@rbarmen fiiblen lollen, tpenn 1l1t
lie! 9atte ie bph @a'er uno M(utz
ter au9 an einem gage berlDrs11 Ddz
mails, als i'm 2anb bas groBe Sterbsn
umging!
Gange, lange ftano tie un6 i@alte
Tim na@, mte er i'm @eptrr ber 5:l5<
bl0de perl dipanb, pieber uuftau1ts,
3mii@en buntlen 8u14en it4 nerlor
unb nieber er14ien.
Ser frti9e 5iebenbe Mbeno'r:rp
ma@te tbr &Ddlein f~1attern unb 1ptelte
init ibrem 9aur. Inter lift i'm ''I<
malb REF elm &udud, ber eri tie, ler
benz Triibling oetommen mar. uno VIPER
ben 9alben begannen bic iteilen Wdnz
be, anii@en ben II oer @4nse n1; .'h
in %ein5elnen @6lu4ten bling, tn ar
,ner &0tbe gu Citizen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
Scr Staatsnrctd) 1T Scrbicn.

ue6sr ben @taatstrei9 bes jungen
&Dniss Mleranoer bes @riten bon
@erbien lit in ben telegrapbi14en De-
pe19en ausfibrlih beri4tet tporoen.
Ser elbe mar, ben neueiten 8eri4ten
na9, pom @rt0nig Milan, benz @ater
M(eranoers, unb benz ~friberen 2ebrer
beK elben, 81. 9ott4, borbereitet uno
bic @in5el6eiten 9enau fe1tge1teQt NOR
Zen.
Ob ber1elbe tpirtli4 i'm Snterei1e
&ublanbs itatt9efunben bat, bleibt abb
5utparten. Wenn AUDI benz jungen
&Gnig am 9of bes 3aren Bel einem Be-
1u9 bel 1elben i'm bortgen Sabr groBe
Gbren er5etgt purbsn, uno feline Mutz
ter, bic &0nigin Natalie, groBen Gin:
fluff am ru1ii9en 9ofe bat unb 1ofort
na9 benz @taati trei4 BEL benz 3aren gu
2ipabia cine Mubien3 batte, 10 neigte
fi9 bo9 &0nig Milun itets mebr Ssz
iterrei9 als @ublanb gu. @infipeilen
pirb perli9ert, bab es Der "neue &urs"
ni4t auf cine Msnberung ber duberen
politit, fonbern auf innere &ef ormer1
abge5 eben babe.
DAT Der Ylan bes @taatsitreides
porber genau ausgsarbettet par, 10 bab
Der iunge &0nig MIR benz aufgelteaten
programm gu folgen brau4te, gebt Daz
rauS berpor, bab bic protlamation,
worin ct 1i9 fir majorenn ertldrt,
qebrudt borbanben mar unb 1ofort In
MaKe an bas @olt arsgegeben meroen
fonnte. 9artn betBt es, bat bic Nefte
bes Wolfes unb bic Muf redterbaltung
ber &on1titmtion bes 2anbes bic Nb1ez
bung bet @egent1&aft nno bic 1elb1tz
itdnbtge &egierung bss &Onlgs 9etorz
bert bdtten.
Da bic Mrmee rnb bas @olt ii4 unz
bebin9t auf @eiten bes jrngen Monarz
6en Qe1telIt baben, tperDen Dle1em
@taatSftrei9 feline Wtrren uno unoroz
nunqen in @erbien 1elblt folgen. 9em
&Dnig iinb au@ fofort bic Noten alsr
Md@te 3ugegangen, melde be1en Maz
joritatsertldrung biqigen. Die 9auptz
Bel orgntb in Mien uno au4 in Berlin
gebt 6obin, bab bic dubere politit Ger
biens inter ru5it19en @influb treten
unb ii9 birstt gegen 8ulgarten penoen
tperbe.
Man 1agt iebt, baB ber bulgaril4e
Mini1 ter @tambulolp ni9t obne &enntz
niB Der @orbereitungen gu benz beborz
1tebenben @taatsi trei4 getpel en- lei, uno
bes6ulb cine ldngere Nuoien5 Bel benz
&aiIer Tran5 Solepb 9ebabt babe
unb baB fir 8ulgarien ber @4ub De-
1terrei9s 5ugeiagt lei, tpenn es po11
@erbien angegrifen peroen ioute, ohne
1elbit bic geringite @eranlai1ung BAT ir
gegeben gu baben. 9os itattfnoen
6ieier Muoien3 batte bereits bic @ufz
merf1amteit Der gel ammten europdtz
16en Diplomatic auf bic 8alfanzWers
bGltniHe gelentt, als Der @taatstret4
gu 8elgrab 1tattfano.
Mls &Dnig Milan am 6. MGr5 1889
bonn 1erbif9en Sbron gu @uniten ieinss
@o611es Mleranber rel ignirte, mar erz
1terer IS unb lebterer 10 Sabre alt.
&Dnig Milan mar ielbit i'm bteraebnten
Sabr Shirt BON @erbien unter Sberboz
6eit Der Pforte geporben, bann ioupez
rGner 6iri It am 3. Mdr5 1878, uno
R0nig am 6. MGr3 1882. Gr mar nt9t
pine "'e[ Ser tanb unb piel Salient,
aber bur9 Elm ausl4meifenoes 2eben
ppliti19, moralii4 unb finan5ieQ 10 abz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
18. & I.

Die 9Gmmsrung, melhe uber ten
Bergen bic eriten Siben 1pann, rshte
i'm $bals 1don bic graue S4leier.
Molfrut mar aus benz @u2bauS
beimgetebrt unb 1aB nit @ep6a am
St1@. @pr 3pet Sagen battle +. 01e
Rraft gef unben, bas Eager gu per:1nen
-es mar bic &ruft, bic Der Summer
unb bic @orge gibt. -
sic batten ibr targsS 4beaon1aAl
1don per3ebrt, aber lie ;ab.n nnh
i&meigen6; jebss bielt bic M"rN: liter
ben Slid gelebnt unb gribelte nit rtrz
lorene11 8liden por 1i9 htn. .,,
Wolfrat erbob 1i9 ungeitum, 1brttt
Elm paarmal in ber Stube auf nno n1ez
ber unb mari fi9 I'M Sfenpintel auf
bic 8anf, BAT bas 8rett 1aut trd4te,
@epba f&lug bic, 9anbe Dor bus 9ez
fi@t. ~
Cine ftiIe Meile perging, oann itredz
te 2ippele neugiertg ben &opf; ct battle
am 6aq bas 5burletn tnarren boren.
vWater!- Mannerleut comment"
@epba erblaBte ,unb Molfrat 1pran9
auf bas 6enfter gu. ;,
Isle fommen, @epb'" iagte ct NIT
beiierer Stimme unb 9rif na4 benz
Slid, als befiele i'm elm S@pin6el.
rSe1us Maria!" it0bnte bas Weib!,
flog auf i'm gu uno um1hla11g lbn NIT
3itternben Mrmen.
@r ri6tete ii9 auf. rNimm Did
3u1ammen, Sepb'," 1agte ct rl!bt9.
Isle biirf en tein unre@tes Mort bDren.
Romm', ieb' Did ber, 3D." ct brldte
fie auf bic 8ant. vl1nb reb' teinen
2aut! @om @e1t4t i@aut Sir i'm
8mieli9t teiner mas ab. nno mer111 IS
}@tef ausge6en 1out' - t@ glaubs
ni@t, @epB', lei rubtg i3 mein' bolt,
fir ale 6aa'-" lsins Stimme bampfts
}ih 3u 6a1tigem @efGilter, ii 10 LAB i'd
Dir cine 9ilf' 5uriid in oer Notb-,
einen @9ab, ber gum 9eben tt-mtr
1T CT per19loKen, 10 lang i'd leb'-
abr tpenn's einmal aus 1T NIT mir,
6ann 1ou1t 9u mas baben baopn unD
min Bub' - elm 9plbener @9ab,
@epG-unb Der S@lihel ba5u -
bas lit bic 9irn'!!"
sic itarrte i'm entieBt an; BON
alien, pas er 1agte, ber1taro lie nlr
bas cine: baB CT an bas @4ltmmit tie
ba9te. 9as 6en1ter mar 6untel, ols
bic MGnner brauben borilbergtn9e1.
Mofrat nabm bafti9 feinsn @1ab btntsr
Dem Slide pieber ein.
Sic beiben &ne9te, tpel4e 9err
@@luttemann ausge14idt Bate, traten
in bic @tube; Der Srobnbote, ben tie
mit9enommen, blieb braub gen por Der
9austbiir iteben.
Qippele rut19te burttg BON BET &ant
berunter, lief auf bic Mutter gu u110
{&mie9te 1i9 unter tbren Mrm.
eft BET pol5er babeim?" fra9te
elmer bex &ne9te.
:mob1,; pobl," iasts molfrot. "@aS
gibps"
Ser &nebt 3Dgerte NIT ber Mntz
mort; iein 8lid ifreifte bas Wetb.
-@e9', tomm' EN- meip NIT uns por's
9aus."
rS& bab' ben 9an5en Sag gsf&aHt
unb bin mub'!!"
uWirft aber beut' bod no4 etnen
&peiten Wea MAIDEN miihen!"
uWarum? nnb pobtn?" -,
r@arum, bas mirit erfabren, ut1o
robin, bas mtrit ieben."
@olfrab la9te. vDa bin t@ aber
19on neugierig. Mer min BENIN mas
BON mir?"
Scr @ogt!!"
Ser @ogt!" tp%ieberbolte Molfrat
iiberra19t. v@o? @o?" ST 1trt4
ft9 bic 6unb iiber bic 9aare unO erbob
1i9. vSa fretli6, oa mub t@ 14on
geben. Mber-menn t4 re6t geb0rt
bab' 1T ia bet @ogt felt Sribling auf
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

- 9ie a%e6nid6rige Softer bes gonz
1tablers @pineforb in M9lano.
Sbio, tpurbe neulib bermibt uno als
1ie Bis Mitternadt niht na4 9au1e
qsfommen mar, tpurbe Nlarm gel4laz
cen unb tas ean5e @tdotAen riidte
aug, 1ie gu 1u9en. Na9 anbert6alb
@tunben fanb man lie - i'm 9au1e
elmer Be reunbeten 5amilie, bic lie be-
lu9t bate unb bort iiber No4t blelben
molte, obne ben @ltern ettpas oaoon
gu 1agen.
en- benz Ort Sobart i'm
County Safe in Snotana 1tarb
bie1er Sage cine adt5igjd9rige Trau
namens MarD Carthage, pe(4e gang
aIein in einem tleinen 9duShen lebte
unb 6iibner5u9t trieb. Ntemano erz
tpartete BEL ibr @adbe gu finoen. I'm
10 qr0ber mar bic l1eberra1 6ung, als
Bel elmer 9ur6 1udung ibres Saul les
unter ibrem 8eIte cine 9anDtai DIE gez
funben puroe, pel@e eli t%au1enb 9olz
lars ent6ielt.
- Die beiben beuti9en Mtlitarz
&%apeQen, cine Snfanteriez uno etne
Sacalleriez&apelle, bic iih auf Dem
Meg 5ur gbicagoer Musi telung befln:
ben, baben in g m t Grla1bn1B
gum 2anben erbalten, troy bes Pro1
feftes bes MuI iterz @ereins, Der ge0robt
bat, an ben GougreB 81 %oppea1ren.
9te Mu itfer finb ols &ii1 tier tla11tz
fi5irt unb als 1ol4s 5~ugelo1len NOR
ben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
What a Volcano Can Do.

From the PHI ladelphia Press.
Few people In this country imagine what ter
rible work volcano Of the regulation size can
do when II once gets fully aroused. In 1888 Co
ta.axi threw its fiery rockets more than
5000 feet above the crater. and in
1857. when the blazing mass confined
in the fame mountain was struggling
for an outlet, il roarcd SO loud that TIE awful
noise was heard for distance o. $50 miles. In
1877 the crater Of Tungurngua. me OF the great
peaks OF the Andes. flung out torrents Of mud
and Lawn. which damned up n great river
opened new lakes. besides making a deposit OF
seething mud. ashes and lava 600 feet deep over
the whole area of valley which was twenty miles
long and averaged 700 feet In width. The
stream OF lava which flowed from vesu-
vius in 1887 and passed through the valley OF
ierre del Greco IL estimated TO have contained
3SS. 00o 900 cubic feet OF solid matter. In l760
Lima poured out a GOOD Of melted stones and
ashes which covered cighty-four square miles OF
fertile country to depth OF from ten to forty
feet On this occasion the sand. scoria, lava
&C., from the burning mountain formed Mt
kosini, peak two miles in circumference aud
over four thousand feet high.
In the eruption OF Nesuvius in the year 70
A. D., the time OF the destruction Of Pompei..
the scoria. ashes. sand and lava vomited forth
fsr exceeded the entire OF the volcano ftselt
while In logo Etna disgorgcd over twenty
times Its own mass. vesuvius has sen. it's ashes
into Syria, Egypt and Turkey. II hurled stones
OF 500 pounds weight to Pompeii, distance of
six English miles. during the eruption Of 20
A. ID. Cotapaxi once projected block OF
stone cor tanning over 100 cubic yards a dis
lance OK nine and half miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
ELkS IN SESSION.
Grand Exalted Ruler Hay Addresses IL
Grand Lodge on Its Growth.

Grand Exalted Ruler Hay Addreases the
Grand Lodge on Its Growth.
The Grand Lodge Benevolent. aud Protective
Order Of Elk, began its business sessions at
Detroit yesterday. The lodge Was called to
order in Philharmonic Hall at 10 o'clock by
Grand Exalted Ruler Hay.
Grand Esquire Joseph W. Williams organized
the Grand Lodge and then tho committee on
credentials presented its report.
The annual address OF the exalted ruler fol-
lowed. He gave a detailed history Of the ceIe-
brated New York lodge trouble and announced
Its happy settlement He gave an exposition Of
his views relative to organizing grand lodges
within the jurisdiction OF the several states,
and making the present unwieidy grand lodge
q supreme body. The holding OF lodge meet
inXs on Sunday and the infection on candi-
dates for admission Of degrees not authorized
by Elk law were condemned in vigorous terms.
There wore also recommends lions relative to
organized Elk lodges on Canadian soil, changes
in the ritual and other important matters.
The readmission OF New York Lodge was
brought up under suspension Of the rules.
The report Of Grand Secretary Allen o.
Myers, submitted to the Grand Lodge. showed
the membership to March, 1898, to be a. 542
divided among 264 lodges. This 10 an increase
in membership OF 1859.
Grand Treasurer Bechers report showed a
balance Of S2.S7s as compared with a balance
of S5, 900 last year.
Already the contest for grand officers has
begun. The New York difficulty having been
settled it is urged that there is no crisis war
ranting the reelection OF Mr.. Hay.
Ashley Apperly Of Louisville aud Percy VIII
lIams of Brooklyn, NY, are the most promi-
nent candidates for the office of exalted ruler.
The great parade was tho mos. striking
feature Of the gathering. Fully 1000 Elks
were in line and there were many unique feat
ures introduced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21

raise him. Reading Of iactated food gayei IL a
trial. He began TO improve within a few DAYS and
has continued to do so. We have not given him
drop Of medicine since using lactated food CON-
slider saved his life, and whenever my boy il
praised for his bright, healthy looks, fail to
Says B. Frank Penney of tie New Bedford, Mass,
Standard: "Shortly after our baby Willie was born
he had a severe attack of sickness with symptoms
Of cholera infantum- We tried various foods and
remedies, but he grew thinner every day until we
began TO despair of saving hislie. Finally friend
recommended lsctated food and we began using It.
The effect was extremely gratifying. He began to
grow better at once. and in short time he was fat
and strong and the very picture of health We have
fed him or lactated food ever since and he has not
been sick a single daF."
Mrs l. L-Bartlett. SIS W. Sanborn street. Winona
Mimi, writes: II nursed our baby until he was
four months old and my health was in such terri
BILE state that it threw him into Inflammation of the
bowels OF a severe type His life was despaired of.
] had heard Of lactared food and by the advice of
the attending physician we purchased some. The
baby liked ii from the first and it agreed with him.
He got well and began to grow fat at once. At six
months Of age he weighed twenty five pounds. He
never had the slightest trouble with teething his
teeth coming without our knowledge until we could
see them on the whole he Is one of the happiest
sweetest babies one would care to SEE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-21
WEIGHT OF A CROWD.
Experiments Show 1t Il 14O to $50 Pounds
Per Square Foot.

Experiments show II Il 1AO to $50 Pounds
Per Square Foot.
From tho Engineering News
The load which IL produced bya dense crowd
of persons is generally taken at eighty to
100 pounds per square foot. and is con-
sidered to be the greatest uniformly distrib-
uted load for which floor need be proper
toned. That this value may be largely ex-
ceeded in an actual crowd was pointed ous
by Prof. W. c. Kernot of the Melbourne Uni
versity. Australia. in q recent paper before
the Victorian Institute OF Engineers In an
actual trial class of students averaging 15s. 5
pounds each in weight were crowded
in lobby containing 1928 square feet. making
an average floor load Of l947 pounds. There
was still room to have placed another man.
which would have brought up the loading TO
1l3l pounds per square foot.
Prof. Kernot also quoted from Stoney. who
placed ffty-eight Irish iaOorers, averaging
las pounds each in weight. in an empty ship
deckboEse measuring hfty-seven square feet
floor area. This was load of l474 pounds per
square foot In another test. with seven y three
iaborers crowded into a hut nine feet BIZ eight
feet eight inches. Stoney produced load Of
143 pounds per square foot, aud estimated tina.
two or three more men could have been
squeezed in. II appears from these expert
ments that while The figures ordinarily as
correct for spaces On which there is no cause
to induce the collection Of great crowds. larger
figures, say 40 to 80 pounds per square foot,
rhould be used for railway stations and plat
forms. entrances and exits 10 places Of pubN5
assemblies o. OF Office buildings. bridge side
walks. pavements over vaults and other places
where dense crowds are likely to gather.