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Streets to Mr.. A. Baldwin, who will hereafter con-
duct the business in his own name. All bills due
and owing up to Jure 26th will be collected by me,
and will be responsible for all Indebtedness to that
date. A. BETTINGEN, JR.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

mdl3en. Gin srobartises e9auipiel
bot f9 unieren Mueen, iobaIb bic GID.
benbe MoHe bas Maiier errei9te. Cine
0ampfwolte ities nit roienber G9nel=
li9tett idulenorti9 45OO SUP bod EN-.
por unb mad wenisen Setunben fan.
ben unterieeii9e Ggplofionen bon Dompf
ftott. Das Daiier beeann in sroben
WeQen li@ 3u betpegen, ,purbe 100 SUB
bod in bic 2uft seidleubert unb
barf mad allen &i9tungen. Das
Wafier mar i9mar3. mabri9einli9
bur& bic 2apa sefdrbt. Da bic unter.
ieeiI9en grploionen anbauerten, iib 10.
gar iiber ein tpeiteres Mreal perbreiteten,
mubte bas @@iff weiter in See seben.
Canoes, NIT gingeborenen gefii(lt, per-
lieben bic Snlel mad allen &i9tungen
bin unb piele bon ibnen purben 3u SIP
point tn 5i9erbeit 9ebra9t. Ser 0am=
fer Dart" fubr Inn bic Sniel unb lab,
bab mebrere anbere Wultane in 9bdtie7
felt maren. Die ginseboreren fanben
am llfer unb paren ni9t i'm Stanbe,
fd 3u retten. Mbmiral Smitb ianbte
8oote on's 2ano unb erbot li9 ale Gins
seboreaen bon ber Snlel gu 11offen. -
Dte gruptionen unb bic groheben biels
ten ben san3en nd9ten Sag an unb
9robe JelIenmaHen itiirsten BON ben @i-
pfeln Der 8erse binab in bic Siefe. = Nm
ndditen Morsen laben mir Sip point,
an BET norb6 fli9en Seite ber Sn1el.
gs berri9te bort Dunfelbeit, taum eine
Wiertel Meile melt fonnte man Ieben.
Wir 1ebten uns nit benz 2anbe in 8er=
binoun9 unb fanben, baB bic am 2anb
sebliebenen Ginseborenen 1i9 berubtst
hatten. I'm 6 l1br Mbenos fu6r Der
Dampfer nDart" nod Yort Sanotpi9.
Nuf Der Gabrt babin murben 81 StoBe
in u @tunben auf benz S9iffe perIpiirt.
Gin GROCER She'll Der Tellen su Sip
point i. in bas Wleer seitiir3t, unb iiber=
al auf ber Sniel tamen groruti9e Dor.
ununterbro9en fel Elm feiner Staub,
unb alles 2anb Lungs Der Riiite mar nit
elmer oiden grauen @di6t BON M54e be-
bedt. Wir lanbeten nnb 9ingen iiber
bte Berse 2 Meilen lanbeinmdrts, big
mir ben 2apoitrom errei9ten. Ob9leid
absefublt. bewe9te li9 Der Strom benz
mod A biz 5 SUP per @tunbe in BET
Hi6tuns BON Banlas bin, an Der iiib-
li9en &Ife. gs mar inbeGen nidi
m0sli9, ndbere gin5elbeiten gu erbalten
iiber oas, mas In Der Mitte ber Sniel
pal1rt mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

ten 0el0QfIe m0Wen, 1Ouen dilf ettteM
beionberen, fir iie angefert;gten Gormu.
lare Mn9oben iiber ibren idbrli9en
Nettoeeminn MAIDEN. Oteie Mngabeu
fnb BON benz YrdFbenten oser ionftigeu
b11ften Beomten Der Corporation etc.
etbIi9 3u betrdftisen unb am ober por
benz eriten weontae I'm Mdr3 ieben Sab.
res benz Rollettor 3u3uitellen. Die erfe
Mnsabe bat ale Netto9etpinne unb Gin.
tommen TN Ralenberiabr 1894 su ent-
balten. Sie $4,0O0sGren3e gilt fit
Rorporationen ni9t.
Die Rorporationen etc., baben genaue
Bidder au fiibren unb bialelben auf Wer-
lan9en ben Rolleftoren aur ginli1t por=
5ule9en. Werben bic Mngaben nidt aur
re9ten 3eit ober unri@tis sema&t, 10
bat bic Rorporation etne 5trafe BON
81, 900 unb BON monatli9 apei procent
Der faai9en Steuer gu Sablen, big bic
Steuer se3ablt 1T.
@etpiiie, ipe5iel auf9efiibrte milbe Stif,
tungen, Sparbanfen, Werli9erunesae=
ieai4aften auf @esenieitisfeit uno Bau.
nnb Oarlebenspereine linb BON BET
Steuer anssenomn,en. Sn bielen TdQen
| 1T bas Sdobamtsbepartement ber Nm
li4t, baB bic Befreiuns bon Der Steuer
bon ben &eiessebern i'm SntereiIe be,
fleinen politoren, Nentenempfdnqe,
etc. perfiist 1T, bab aber ben @elelll9af.
ten als Iol9en unb beren Mttiondren bic
Wobltbat Der Steuerbefreiung ni4t su
@ute fommen ion. Die &ollettoren
baben oaber neutrality-suspicious. uni
@eiddftsmetboben BON @elell4aften
bic Steuerbefreiuuns in Mnlpru9 neb-
men, senou gu rifen, unb tpenn eine
8elellI4aft nt1t unter bic lpeaieu auf=
sefabrte &laiie falt, lie 3ur Steuer ber-
ansu5ieben.
Die bon her Sage bon Ofiisieren uno
BON benz Saldr bon Bunbesbeamten sll
entri4tenbe Steuer tpirb BON ben 3abl-
meiltern unb 3ablbeamten BEL Der eriteu
Hate, burd mel9e bic $4OOOs@ s@renae
iberl9ritten uirb, obse3ogen unb an biz
&olleftoren absefiibrt tperben. Sc.
bdlter, &ebiibren unb lonitiee gmolu-
mente bon Staats, County, ober W1uni.
5ipalbeomten linb iteuerfrei.
@e9en Gntldeibunsen zines Deputp.
collectors III Mppellotion an ben gollef-
tor unb ge9en gnti9eibunsen bes lebte.
rem tpieber Ippellation an ben SnIanb.
lteuereommilidr 3uldlfe.
9obe Strafen iinb fefseiebt fir 8e.
ante ober anbere perlonen. tuel9e bon
einem Steuersabler sema9te Mnsaben
iiber iein ginfommen, bic Quellen bel-
lelben uiw. Der OeHentlidteit preisse,
ben. Die Gollettoren baben itritte Wei=
Jung. auf bic itrense Dur9fiibruns bic.
ler Beltimmung gu a9ten. Da ale
Ort9inal-Mnsaben in oas Bureau bes
Snlanofeuercommtli lidrs eeben, 10 1T bic
@efabr, bab Der SnbaIt oerielben be-
fannt merben t6nnte, lebr gering.
Die Stener auf gintommen aus oem
Sabre 1894, allo bic erfe Steuer, III
am ooer Dor bem l. SuIi 1895 gu sabs
len, tuibrigenfalls bic feitaelebten @tro-
Ten eintreten. Die ,tuon9stpeiie Gollet-
tiruns Der Steuer erfolst na9 ben big,
bergen Snlanbiteuerseiesen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

weI@e in ber Ietten Gitnag bersits cI|
5u Oebatten AnIab esgetea t1tie, ~
aud wdbrenb bieief GeffIcn beys5l
3weimaI our Disfnfiiou eeIangt ~,
tuMroe tn 6auie i9lie6Ii9 mad CO.,
penoiruu9 Der Me9eln paifirt. Or o.
trag, oie NegeIn 3u iuspenbiren. xlal @
bie Dppofition ,na9tIos. eins 4bfts
ntnng 5u Dsrbinbern iinb ba be WiG bIe
notbmenbiee 2l3 @timmenmefrtsit eT-
belt, paiiirte fe. Die Sin gibt benz
Sefretdr bes Snnern bic Wolmo9t, H.
gulationen gum S9ube 9eoea WaID-
brdnoe unb GoritfreDel id erlai1en. Audb
erbdlt ct bic Wollma1t, obgeiaDrbene
ober ionitmel4e 8dume ousroben ia
laiien, menn bies iib gum Beiten bes
iibri9en Walbbeitanbes als notbmenbig
ertpeiien iollte. gu bieiem Bebufe BAT
ct aud bie 8Ollma9t, iol9es poI3 n
feit5uiebenben Auantitdten 3u perfaufen.S
Woibington, $. g., 18. Des. -
Ser Senat bei6dfti9te ii9 geffern pdb-
renb boiler bret @tunben NIT Der yeicor.
ragua Ranal.Worlage, Dbne biejeIbe III
bod erleoist 3u baben. Drei Genotorex
bielten Neben iiber bic DorIoae. Der
Senator Yeifer erfldrte 1i1 bebingungs-
meile fiir bieielbe, opponirte aber BEN
0ori6las, @olbbonbs aus3ugeben, um
bic n6tbige Baulumme aufsutreiben.
Ser Sen. @quire bon Walbtngton er.I
fldrte ii9 entidieben 3u @unifen bes
Yroiefts unb Der Gen. 5urpie BON esyn.8
oiana opponirte Der Norlage, obmobI e.
| f9 i'm prin3ip fir bic gonftrnftion
eines Ranals erfldrte. ct fiibrte an
bob bic Ser. Staaten Mesieruna burd-
aus tein &eht babe, bic $4,000, 600
4anal-gonbs 3it garantiren, obne cine
geniigenbe 5iderbeit bafiir 80 erbaIteu,
etne Si1erbeit bic lie In BEN porlieqeu-
ben Jaa unb ben 8eitimmnnaen Der
Nicaragua Ranal=8iQ su Tolse ni9t e.
balte.
Us a1bin9ton, Is. Sea. SIN, We-
prdlentantenbauie tuuroe geitern bic Ar-
meepermilisunesbia raiiirt. Sic Wiu
reou5irt bic 3abl Der 3oblmeiiter Ser
Mrmee um 5, bic 3abl Der Gapitdne uM
A lnb transferirt bas MilitdrgeidnaniS
BON Sort 2eapentportb mad bem sSu.l
fi5oepartement. Sn Der Biu, ueId6e
BON 9errn Outbmaite, benz yor-s
liser oes Vlilitdlcomites, einberintet
lpuroe, beinbet 1i6 aud cine DewiI-
lt9ung BON 100000 fur bic
80 lnmbus 8arrads. STE Sun.-
me 1T piermal 10 srob ats bic frlber be-
wiuiste. Die 8emilligungen betra9en
$23, ,299.S08; bas iinb $16@166 meni-
ger als i'm laufenben Sabre. :.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Cine robiate, nur anf gsoismus.
uno 9erridiu9t berubenbe Yolitif reiBt
ielbt bas ebrli4ite @erbienit In ben aotb
berab.
-Wir iaben emit auf elmer s3uonqs-
periteigerung cine i46ne BoBseiae um
50 peseeben, fit bic ibr gigentbimer,
tpenige Sabre porber $50 besoblt hate.
Wir raunen bas uniern GoIleeen BON
oer anbern @eite in bic Obren, bomit
lie oaraus ben 8eweis tonitruiren, ,uie
traurts bic neue Sarifbin ben BaBaeiqen
mitipielt.
: Sos sr6bte 9inbernib boiler unb
aasemeiner anertennung finb elm BOAR
yationolfebler Der Deuti&en, bic iidb
biersularSe i@limmer unb i&dblider
entwideln, ais i'm alten Yon6e; Ser
Yeio, Der eisennub unb ber Maneel an
Selbitbemubtiein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

ffanb ouseeiaet, bab ibm i4on $4,000
fir bic Steue zines Geraeonten abper.
langt morben ieien, unb bab Inn bte
Rapitdnsfelle flr $4,000 aneeboten
,porben Iei. Oa Ct arm geueien, bdtten
leine Greunbe bic $4,000 3uiammenge-
bro&t, fit uel9e ct Noten seeeben babe.
Ser Rapttdn ertldrte, bob bic $4,000
benz 6aupt Der gountp, Demotraten In
Ieinem 3iitrift, @eppenbasen, geeeben
3u baben unb bieier pieber iaste ouf bem
3eugenitanb aus, bab ct bopon $1O,=
600 an Sobn &. Meartin gegeben babe.
Mlarttn 1T elm friberes 2esislaturmit-
9lieb unb mar als v9oneit Sobn Mar-
tin" befannt. greebon Iagt aud, baB ct
bas &elb in ben 9dnben bes Yolisei-
8ommiiidrs 0orbis eeieben babe, als ct
feline grnennung erbielt.
Sobn W. &eppenba9en ia9t aus, bab
er tbatid9lid bic $4,000 BON Greebon
erbalten unb bapon $4,000 benz poli-
3eifommliidr 0oorbis, benz iebigen Yos
liSetri6ter, 9e9eben babe. Die iibri'
gen $4,000 babe ct fit feline Miibe BE-
balten, benn er babe bas eanae @el9dfi
pernittelt.
Ser 9olbeiri6ter Noorbis betreitei
auf's gner9tlGite, @elb BON Greebon er.
balten gu baben unb Reppenbasen laste
oasesen, oab @oorbis liiee, menn ct Die
@ei9i9t in Mbrebe itelle.
8ei Der @abl bes Yrdioenten ber Mr.
beiter=G GDberation bic lebte Wode in Sen.
Der, Gol. ,taste erbtelt@ompers 937 Stim.
men, wdbrenb Mc8ribe 1852 erbtelt
y. McGroitb BON Bottom tuurbe als
Setretdr unb $. 9. 2ennan BON Seem
Dort als S9obmeilter er,pdblt. Die
nd6ite Contention tpirb In Netp Oorl
itattfinben unb als 9auptquartie,
wurbe indianapolis, Snb. setpdblt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
1us Der 8unoeshauptftaot.


Burlington, 8. g., 13. Sea. =
Sic @oloreierue 1T idon tpieber auf
$102,000,000 seiunten.
Mofbin9ton, IA. Sea. - Reprd
ientant Gielb BON Neu Serlep bat cine
Bin einsebra@t, ,pel9e bic Yreiie fur
@4lafwasen resulirt. Gin Yoi1aaier
ion ni&t mebr aIs ! Gent bic MeiIe fir
untere unb ! Gent fiir obere Roien sab-
len. SIR einen Sib in einem parlor-
@asen ion ni9t mebr aIs I Gent per
Wteile se3abIt merben unb In benS4laf.
mogen ion fi9 cine @elbipinbe fur 0e-
poniruns bon @ertbsesenfdnb beftn.
ben.
@oibin9tou, ID. 9es.-Genator
GaQ bra4te elm Mmenbemeut ~ Der
9tieara9ua 2anaIbiu Elm, laut wel@em
bic Re9iermne ben 8au ieIbft iibsrnimmt,
antatt bic Bombs gu garantiren. Oie Ge.
prdientanten Dapep, Meper unb Yrise
bon Der 2oui1ana Gonerebbelesation
bra&ten @i1s elm, bur9 weI&e ben
3uderproou5enten BON Mmerita bic burd
bic wleRinlep atte aueef&erte Bounty
tiir allen in 1893 unS 1894 fabri3irteu
3uder be3ablt werben ion, 10 melt bies
Bis ,u BEN Wiberruf Der Afte ni9t ge.
i9eben iit.-Senator 6berman bra9ts
seitern I'M @enat cine Bin Elm fir Der
Mntauf elmer @tatue bes peritorbener
9unbes-O Oberri@ters Gbale.
Waibington, s.. g., IA. Sea. =
Die .Railroa6.p .poolins. .Biu1 mirb jeb
BON bem Genatseomite fit stpii9enitaat
li9en 9anbel berotben. gs beibt, bal
bic Bin aud bonn Senote aneenomme,
,perben pirb.
@afbington, IA. Sea. = Ma,
er,partet bier bic Nntunft elmer Deleaa
tion bon Gbippema Snbianern aug min
neiota. Dieielben ,pouen cine Jorbe'
runa BON $7,0O0,OOO tpe9en bes angeb
li4en Bru9s eines @ertrogs BON 1864
einrei9en.
Woibtngton, 8. g., Ia. Sea. -
0ie nnniperial peoee Union" bat BEN
Roiier BON Deuti9lano elm &elu9 elm.
seianot, tuel&es ibn sur grmdsuns bes
Mntrases neronlaiIen ion, benienisen
She'll BON GlioB unb 2otbrineen, in
iuel&em fran30ii& seipro@en uiro, an
6rantrei9 3uriid 3u seben. D:eies
Woreeben Der senannten Union wurbe
bur6 cine Nbbanbluns in elmer 3eit-
i&rift beranlabt, mel@e beia9t, bob ba.
bur9 bie permonente Nusi6bnun9 alui-
f9en Grontrei9 unb Deuti9lanb berbet<
eefibrt wer6en tonne. 4r6fbent Mlfreb
.. 2ope BON Ybila6elpbto bat alle dbn.
li&en Nereine bes Sn. unb Muslanbes
eriu9t, ibre Spmpotbie nit bieiem Sc.
iu&e babur@ ju bepeiien, bab He dbn,
li&e Geiu&e BEN 2oiier jufeaben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Tait in iebem Sabre Ieibe idt i'm 1riib-
!tn9e io,uobl wie i'm 9erbit an Der.
fopfuns unb an einem 3eber- unb Vie-
renleioen. Die Anuenbune BON 81.
Auguit R0nis's 9ambureer 9ropfell
beilt mid iebo9 ftets mie6er. - GorI
gbriftian @9neiber, Bloomington, aIIs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

OSI 1SUl0SV Supt1uW WASeOUu UeI1uHS
por benz 2egom gomite Elm, baB E,
feline @telle 9etauft unb $4,000 ba'
far beaablt babe. Gin paar Stunoer
ipdter uurbe ct auf gmpfeblung bea
6uperintenbenten Bprnes bon ben go.
IiaeieommiFdren iuspenbirt uno be,
Gurerintenbent purbe ferner beauftrast
Antlagen gesen Capt. @reebon 5u erbe.
ben. Das 2egom Gomite batte ibm
GtrofoReteit fir iein @eitdnbniB gu.
seH4ert unb als bic 9anblunss,peii'
Set Yoli3ei.g Commit idre betannt purbe
wurben bteie fo,uobl als ber @uper.
intenbent Dprnes nor9ela6en, am
Na4mtttae Dor benz Gomtte 5u ct.
i&einen.
Capt. greebon's @eitdnbniB mar bic
ar6bte eeniation, bte bis iebt BON ben,
Gomite an ben Sag sef0rbert murbe.
ba bierbur9 bic poli3ei Gommiidre
birett Der Corruption bei9ulbist tpers
ben. Sos Yublifum ipmpatbifrt mti
bem Capt. greebon, Der nidt nur 30
Sabre In Der poli3ei eeoient, ionbern
aud ben 8lr9erfrie8 mit9emo@t unb
an % 69Ia@ten unb Sreifen SbeiI &c.
nommen bat. Wean nimmt an, bab
Capt. greebon nt9t i9le9ter unb ni9t
beifer iei, oils ieber Mnbere, ba Der Monn
niemols auf 8ef6rberuns bdtte boffen
t0nnen wenn e. bteielbe at&t ertauft
tdtte.
Capt. Greebon bate anf BEN 8eMeem-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-08

Maine probably hEs many oddly .hap-
ed farms, bar VIC dp1bt II one can b,
found more peculiar III form than that
In the east prt q d xter, formerly
owned by the pioneer blacksmith Eli
lah W. Spra2uc. This was eight rods
wide and half mile long. with the
highway cutting It Ut right angles into
unequal PORTIONS The Inconvenience Of
so narrow farm, with plsturage and
woodland ut one "nd, il obvious 10 any
one, but i'll this form it haA continued
from the days If the fprcfathers Ia tho
present time, IN use "a farm all the
time A farm only 90 rods wide and
about half milo long was in use =
great many years near Pennington Falls
and may be 80 used yet for all the writ.
CT knows. but the Dexter farm beats 1,
by nearly two-thirds for narrowne-.
and general oddity. Farms Of this shape
are numerous in Canada. -Lewisto
Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-08
ANIMAL SENTRlES.
They Are Posssd By the Flock or Herd 70
Guard Against Surpriss.

They Are rosssd By the Flock or Herd 10
Guard Against surprise.
The too eager sportsman IL often
balked Of a shot by the watehful senti-
mel posted to guard the flock OK the herd
against surprise. Posting sentry Il
the most universal Of the instincts which
use organization n means Of defense.
Chamois, ibex and other mountain an.
telopes always post q sentinel Always
when herd Of seals is sleeping ON the
rocks there il q watcher. This instinct,
The Spectator informs ua survives even
in animal captivity.
when the prairie dogs at the ZOO
occupied q small paddock. they always
kept q sentinel ON duty. although he
seldom uttered his warning whistle.
having learned probably that tho visit
ors would not como inside the railingS
The prairie dogs at the Jardin d'Accli'
matisation Of Paris observe the same
precaution. As is we'll known. wild
geese are particularly wary in this re-
spect Mr.. St. John says that they
seem to act in so organized and cautious
a manner when feeding or roosting as
to defy all danger. When dock Of
wild geese has fixed on field Of newly
sown grain to feed in, before alightins
they make numerous circling flights,
and the least suspicious object prevents
them from pitching.
Surprising that all is right and they
do alight. the whole fock for space
OF minute or two remain motionless.
with erect head and neck. reconnoiter-
ing the country around They now APP
pear to have made mp their mind that
all is safe and are contented to leave
elevated part of the field or walks slowly
with the rest-never. however. ventur-
ing to pick up single grain OF corn.
his whole energies being employed in
watching. The most curious part has to
follow. When a sentry thinks he has
performed fair share Of the duty. he
gives the bird nearest him sharp peck &"
Mr.. st. John declares that he has
seen the sentry occasionally pull out a
bunch Of feathers when the first hint
was not Immediately attended to and at
the same time utter querulous cry,
Wild swans are almost as cautious a.
wild geese. The signal OF danger differs
with the species Of animals, but the
alarm note seems to be universally un.
derstood by the sentinel's followers.
Wild geese and swans have . peculiar
call. as Of bugle; rabbits and sheep
stamp on tho ground; wild ducks utter
a low and cautious quack. elephants
whistle; ibex and mountain sheep W his
tie. Rod and Gun
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-08
A Mistake In a Ri. Market.

once upon Il time on a spring morning
somebody went to market The other bod y
wanted roast mutton for his dinner Some
body must go to the same butcher from
whom she bought those delicious chops the
week before She went When she got
there, that particular butcher was invisible
The pork butcher at the next stall kindly
informed her: "Meester Shimbrecht vas 40
seek AZ never vas. Die tomorrow or now
maybe" A. good luck would have il. inst
lew stalls above was another dealer in
mutton. fes, for were not Sleeps legs
livers, heads, shoulders, etc, susuended
from hooks above the stall precisely like
that other butchery He was literally be
sieged with customers too He must keen
good meat, somebody thought, else so MANY
folks would not he there,
she no sooner reached the stall wher, the
butcher asked. What will you have. rniss,"
Miss, mind you! She Mt that time an old
married woman Of six months too. "A leg
OF mutton There. this one here lust suits
weigh 1t, please" But he did not weigh
It, He only smiled That smile haunt,
her even to this day The people at the
stall smiled, too, and trio Of silly women
laughed outright. Somebody didn't smile:
not BIT. She blusbed instead though
Land Of Love, how she did blush! II she
looked az she felt-o-o-o-ohi what a sight
she must have been. This, miss" he
managed to utter as somebody turned ON
her EeeI in high dudgeon, lis veal. not uut
ton" Mutt ont Trh' II You love life
don't breathe. the word while sornciodv'.
within ehrsbot.-tor New York Recorder
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-08

peake canal; down the Chesapeake bay to
Norfolk, through AlbemarIe sound, and
thence via canals and rivers to the gulf re-
eion. The route as laid out gives them an
all inside course, with the exception Of
about 40 miles
The houseboat Is called the Moonlight
In honor Of her captain. The party con.
sists OF IL persons, eight of whom will
sleep on the boat, while the remaining four
will be accommodated on board the yacht
Glance, which Is to tow the houseboat 20
Its destination.
The boat Is divided into three general
eompar,ments-a parlor - by IS feet, n
dining room Of the same dimensions and
large kitchen with a storeroorn and
slosets attached The living rooms are car.
reted and furnished In luxurious style
and the journey along tho raging canals
viii be enlivened by the presence Of
piano. When canal navigation opens
next spring, the party will return By tho
old route
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-08

THE powAGER DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH
able beauty won for her the sobriquet Of
The Pearl" She was a pearl Of great
Price, too, for she succeeded in marrying
Louis c. Hamersley, who soon succeeded
to the 81, 900, 900 estate Of his father, An
drew G. Hamersley. There was a string
attached TO the fortune, however, for the
will left the estate to the son for life and
further directed that the son at his death
should will the property according to d.
rections left with the family lawyers
Louis c. Hamersley died soon after his IA
ther, leaving the immense fortune to his
widow during her life. At her death the
estate was to go to several New York chart
ties, providing j. Hooker Hamersley, q
cousin, possessed no male heir. II he did
possess . son, the son was to receive the
fortune. J. Hooker Hamersley was then
bachelor, but he soon married, and his
second child, boy, Is now called the
81, 900, 900 infant"
After five years Of mourning Mrs Ham
ersley married the Duke Of MARLBOROUGH
at the city aall, New York The new
duchess pal her husbands debts and pre-
vented historic Blenheim stle from pass
Ing to his creditors. In November, 1899,
the duke died suddenly, and his son forced
the duchess to leave Blenheim, although
her money had made is possible for him TO
possess it. The duchess Is now called the
dowager Duchess Of MARLBOROUGH, but as
the present Duke Of Marlborough has no
wife, and As his mother the divorced W ife
OF the late duke, is still living the Ameri-
can duchess right to the title Is noe plain
The dowager Duchess OF Marlborough by
orevet may be an appropriate method OF
designating her.