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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
3mr Grimner,tna an oea Raifer
Urteortd).

Die feTtlitben geranftaltungen,
tpelhe In gl1abz2ptbringen aus Mns
LAB Der 25jdbrigen WieOerfebr Der
187Oer Rriegstase ituttfanben, babsn
nit Der Ginpeibuns bes Raiier 6riebz
ri9IDentmals auf benz Shladtfelbe
BON M0rtb ibren 00bepuHft erreiht.
Das Oenfmal erhebt iih genau auf
Der Stelle ~ lingefdbr in Der Mitte
atpiiden MDrtb unb Dieffenbah -.
bon mo aus am 6. Muguft 1870 nlln-
Ter 5riB4 bic @dIaht seleitet bat. Der
ShDpfer biefes Denfmals 1T Der iunge
8ilbbausr Mar 9aumbah in Berlin,
ein Sdiiler BON Meinbplo 8egas. Der
Telsblod. auf benz es ith erbebt, TT 10
ongelegt, baB er als bic natiirlihe
&ronung zines 5iigels erI9eint, uuf
bem Der Oberbsfeblsbaber Der 8. Mrz
mee fein MoB anbdlt, inbem er nit Der
Me9ten biniiber nah 5rDfAipeiler, ben,
SdliiKel Der fran3Diiden Stelung,
beutet. Der Rrpnprina 1T in felb=
friegsmdbiser MusriiItung Oargeitent.
Oie Heiterfigur bat eine 6Obe bon 81
Meter, Der felfge nnterbau cine folae
BON z Meter, 70 baB bas @anae 12a
Dieter bod tpirb. RoB unb Reiter
finb aus 8ronae sssoiIsn, Der 5els=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Regiermngsz GsbGub be.

2lls bas Nusfellungsproject cine
greifbare @eitalt annabm, belAioiien
Die syrauen BON @eorgia, niht bintsr
ben iogenannten 9erren Der 5hDpe
flung auriidauiteben unb gu aeigen, bab
tie an Der a[gemeinen gulturarbeit
einen febr tbdtigen Mntbeil nebmsn.
llnb bieIes 8orbaben BADEN tie in
elmer Weiie, ipelde 9epunberung Derz
bient, CUR Ausfiibruns sebradt. Sn
bem Grauengebdube finbst Der 8eIu@
der 3ablreihe golleetionen BON Merfen,
bic aus Der 0anb BON 5rauen berDprs
gegangen iinb uno DelAe ben boagilti=
gen 8etpeis Iiefern, baB audi i'm @iiz
ben bds tpeiblihe @eIhleht slDdder
poranIdreitet. Die tpeIentli9e SDr-
berdns, fpeihe bic Ausite0uns isitens
Der 8unbesSRegierung erfa6ren bat,
finbet Der 8eiuher nidt Bios in benz
eigentliben Regierunss2 2Gebdube, fonz
bern In elmer groBen Nnaabl BON gDlz
lectionen eirselner SnbuTtrieaDeiae
peranidauli9t, ipslGe bon sSa6mans
nsrn ein3elner Megierungss sDeparts@
r1ents 5niammsngeifellt iinb. Inter
fother fabperftdnbisen 2eitung iinb
ein3elne Mbtbsiinngen 70 umfdnareid
gemalbt, als IS bic 5ur @erfiisung ftss
1enDen @elbmitteI erlaubten, ia feI6It
bic Bebuuptnng, baB biefelbsn In ieber
8e5iebung muftfrgiltig finb, gebt
burduus nitft 5u melt. Dies III BE-
foneers binIihtlih Der yorit@ nnb
8ergbnusD Departenlsnts Der San, iDelz
die BON Dr. Sermon, gbsf Der Gor|ts
Mbtbeilung bss MdsrbausMiniIferi
INNS, unD Or. Dan, gbsf Der MinsraIs
MbtbeiIung bes 9unbss=g =germsiTn1osz
aultes, arrangirt Iinb; beibe 0srrsn
baben Dirf!i1 8sbsutsnbss ae.ciItst,
irobbem linen nar gtringe Mitttl 3ur
Dsrfiigung ifGn3ta Sn ben bon Dr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Gin alter Norooltlee= Canal.

Nsreits IN Der M1itie bss Is. Sdhr<
bainberts butte 9nmburg NIT 0iibed
iiber Bic 1erfteIlnng zines Canals 5ipts
ihen gufter unb Grape, Der cine birecte
WoIIeritraBs 3pifhen biefen beibtn
Gtdbten bilben IoIlte, perhdnbelt.
@hcn battle Samburg feinerieits nit
benz Ban begonren. uls aus berfhiebts
nen @riinben Der Gebnnfe ipieber duf@
aeaeben ipurbe. Grit i'm Sabres1525
fam man auf busproiect auriid; 9ams
burg psr3i1tete duf eine 5umme Gel<
bes, Die es BON 2iibed gu forbern bate,
bafiir iibsrnubnen beibe 5tdbte bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Mbtbetluus fir glectris
citGt.

esn einem beIpnberen 9ebduoe buz
BEN bic Jabrifanten Oes Staates
Georgia cine GonberzNustelIung arr
rangirt, bic bes Sebensnertben iebr
piel ent6Glt. Ous moberne MdbGen
fir Mlles, bic Glectrieitdt, bat in einem
beIonberen @ebdube ausreihenoen
Gaum gefunben, um bic Jorti4ritte
Der Se9nit duf bieIem Gebiete our Qnz
f6auung gu bringen; bies 1T aua binz
fidtli6 bss Sransportipelens Der San.
,aDnig 8aumppae" bat ii9 auf Der
Mtlanta'er Musitenung nit einem be-
Ideibenen plabe begniieen miiffen unb
bieIe Sbatfa6e tit rent be5ei4neno fiir
bic gntnidelung bes neuen Siibens.
DAB man i'm Siiben Der 8aumnolle
ni9t mebr bic grobe Widtigfeit beiz
mibt tpis friibsr, illuitrirt Elm allesori=
i6es Bib in padenbsr Draitit; bass
ielbe Ielt bic &artoffel bar, tpel9e
ben nRDnig8aumpole" imJauittampf
gu 8oben fdldgt. Arfanfas bat bieies
Bib geIanbt, bod fann Der 8ergleiA
aud fir anbere @uoitaaten gelten, no
Die gultur bon 8rotfrii4ten unb SbIt
an Musbebnung getpinnt. Die &ennt@
niB BON bem Mertbe Oes pielieitigeren
2anbbaues bri6t iih immer mehr
Babn unb hierauf mag pobl Die 5bat@
fade auriidaufiibren fein, oab bic
8aumtpolle in benz 2anbnirtbi9afts~
@ebGuba tpeniger Raum einnimmt als
Gemiiie, &Drnerfriihte, Sbit u. I. M.
Dies 1T begreifli4, tpenn man bic
Mengen Der perfdieOenen aderbau@
gr5eusnii7s nit einanber Dersleiat.
geaA Muspeis Der Grnteitatiitif fir
bas perfloFene Sabr prooucirte 8irgi@
nien 6,995,249 8uibels Wei5en, 32,z
1888 guibsls Weli9forn, 5,40O,~
504 8uibels 9afer, 2,355,752 gus
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9aIIe ber Gabrifantsm
@epruiu'5.

mG1tige ppramibe gibt benz BefuAer
elm anihauli9es Bib bon ben Derbdlts
niBmdBisen Auantitdten ieber 5olaz
art, ipslde Sur 3eit sefdllt, beap. ge@
fchnitten tperben. @enaue gngdben
iiber bes @iibens Msi9tbum an Nnb~
bDl5ern belebren uns iiber bas 9or>
fominen Der einselnen 9olaarten il, ben
perIdiebenen @taaten. On ben berz
idbiebeniten Jabrifaten Der 5olainous
ftrie feblt ss IefbitberitdnOlid ni9t.
Dr. Sermon, Der in Der Walbi6ub<
8efpegung cine fiibrenbe Stelle einz
ninmt, BAT cine beIpnbere 8ruppe arr
ransirt, ,tpelde bem 8efuher biesbeaiigs
lih einen bor3iisli9en 4nihauungs@
unterri1t ertbsilt.
Niit benz Sotareihtbum Der Siibs
faaten balten fidb ibre Thier unerz
IhDpflihen Mineraliddbe pobl bic
Usage unb bssbalb mar es ourhaas
am plabe, baB biefer Ibtbeilung Der
Musftelung sroBe Mufmerfiamfeit ges
fGxnft tpurbe. Cine beionbere Mttracz
tion in biefer Mbtbeilung bilbet eine
@ammlung prddtiger gbeliteine nnb
GbelmstalIe; bOdit febenspertb TT audi
Elm fleiner Sempel aus Senneheeer
Marmor. Die ber1hiebenen Mrten
BON 9aufeinen iinb in einem ma9ti=
gen @iered ssorbnet, AUDI finben fia
bort ftattli9e 8l0de bon ihtparaen
Oiumanten, ipel4e iia fat in allen
Siibftaaten finben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13
Der preisgefr0nte Gats

~ ~ |.
Bride bic 9or3iigs elmer fpielenbert
Glegdna, 10 fpnln1t ber rnonumentale
tiinitleriihe Gbarafter bes proiects
bauptid6lib in Der arAiteftoni11en
Mnlage Der beiben Briidenportale gum
Musbrud iunb in Der Mrt, fpie 1ih biefe
In ibren lapibaren Mufbuu Der @iienz
contribution anl9miegt. BON ben ST.
guren unb Stabteipappen geI9miidten
0lnferbelait laitlngsfDrpern (5uglei4
Mautbduferm). bie dls poitanents fir
Meitritatuen seba9t airb, iteigt, bic
3ugipannung Der 0rabtfeile bebedenb
,lnb begleitenD, Elm fiibuer Steinbogem
an bds NIT bphaufrasenben pplonen
gebilbsbe Briidenportal hinar. Die
@4iffsI4ndbel Der pploelen tragen
5igurensruppen, bic 2aternen iinb NIT
8alfonen berfeben unb bur9 gefliigelte
@enien gefrDnt. Der 69lubfein bes
portalbogens trdst einsrIeits bas
Wappen BON 8uba (Ofen), attberer~
feits bas BON pef; iibsr beioen srbebt
fi4 bic urigarii9e &Drigsfrone.
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g galeufein poppenbiittel I

Shleufe IN Ppppen iitteL
Gortfibrung bes Canals uuf semeinz
fame Soften. Mu9 Der bamulige ROs
Mig bon Odnemarf befDroerte bas
Merf, eines Sbeils bur9 fpitenlpie
ueberlaTung Der erforoerlihen 2dnb=
itreden, anbern Sbeils burh 2ieferung
BON 9pla gum Shleuienbau unb Stel~
lung BON Mrbeitern. go nahte man
iih riftia an bic Musfiibruns. Der
plan Der pereinigten Stdbte ging ba~
bin, bon Der obsrer1 Mllter bel 5tegen
aus eine WaFerperbinbuns burh's
geienfpolbter Moor nuh Siilfelb aaauz
leaen, bon bier aus follte bann bic BET
Dlbesloe in bic GrdDe miinbe1lbe 8eite
benubt perben, ipdbrenb bic 3rape bic
sortIebung our Sftlee bifben iollte.
MlIter, Canal unb 8elte erbielten ourh
G6leufen ben erforberlihen Waiier1
itanb, bic ipaferreiAe Srape beburfte
Tol6er ni9t. Nah manhen Mtber@
pdrtigfeiten nit Den bena4bdrten Gbs
len tpurbe Der Canal I'M Sabre 1880
fertis geifeat.
glber mas ffr beute babon mod pore
banben! Sci benz ebemals bamburgiz
lhen Dorfe poppenbiittel lit nod Die
erife 5aleuIe biefes pergeHenen Ga
nails au feben rnb niht lpeit DdDon be-
finbef fih bic Msnenburser S9leuie.
Mn benz alten SAleuienbauIe Dorbei
fiihrt Der Weg su Der Stdtte, mo- bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

M 0 NO log q. pantoffelbeIb Tim
Sbisrgartsn nor Dem glep9anten):
.Den beneibe i9 tpirtli4 I'm feline bids
9aut!"
Mud Elm g hriftneIfsr.
o.: .Was maht berUsiiller sisenilidg1
s.: Der lebt Don feiner fdriftitsl=
leri5hen sbatigfeit. a.: .Was
Der bitnlnle aerl21 g.: usSSn, Der
fdreibt INNER nnH 9aufe nm @elb!1
Der @trpbnittiper.
5iits: rWas lit benn LOB nit Dir, al
ter syrsunb? Ou ulnmft ia Elm @eliht,
als ipenn bas Gnbe Der Melt gefon-
men it'll" Wfitts: rDas nidi, nber
rleine 5rau 1T nath 9uuis gsfOmnleu!1
8eim 6siratbs @ers
mittler. .Denfsn Sic auh, bab
mir 3u einanber paien tpsrbsn21
,,Wpr3iiglib; sic baben Elm iebr lautes
Organ unb bic Dame 1T furAtbor
ftbpsrb0rig!1
DringliHer Mnt.dg.
Dame: Sbr 1tirdtbsantrag iiberraf9t
unD begliidt mid 5ugIeisb, bod g0nnen
@ie mir nod a6tunbDier3ig @tlinben
Nebsnfaeil ;grkisr: Daa 1T }ebr
lanat, Biz babin ii5nate ith mir felbii
bic Sud. anbers d6trltasl. 4
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Gin sGiff ais gsistbsbaas.

Die 2(usfiibrung bes projeets, bic
beutf9e Hei1ss9auptftabt bur4 einen
Canal nit bem Meere 3u berbiu0en,
itebt 5tpar nod in ipeiter Gerne, trOBa
benz aber tptrb auf Der I'M ndhfep
Sabre i'm 1reptpper part BET Berlin
ftattfinbenben Geiperbeausitellung Elm
beritables Seefatff au feben fein. Gs
1T bies bic ebenlalige Roitoder 8ri9g
.Marie," bic BON eineul l1nternebmer,
Der bic 8orlbebe Der 8erliner fir bas
Geetpefen fennt, sriporben tplrbe unD
iebt fhon als fhipimuenoes Wirtbss
baus auf bem 2angen See bel @riindu
8ertpenbung finbet. lin bus @4iff
nah Berlin gu befDrbsrn, tpurbe es
auna6ft bon Maiten unb Safelage BEE
freit, iobann Dori5ontal burAgeihnitz
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3tebeseIIa&.

DDrt unten I'M Ebdie
Mm naurmelnben QuelI
Drebt fi6 ein Miblrdb TN areiie.
Der fleibigt WIuer,
Der munPre @efeu.
6inget gar iuftige Weiie:
Rlapprs Miible iinmer5u
Dime Mdf inb obne Rub';
Muble Miible. mable fein.
llsber's Sobr ION 9ohaeit fein.
Dort pben bds MGsblein
9lm laufhisen plaB
6inget un3dblise Male:
BeIdiiBe mir gott
Meinen ber3igen Sdab
llnb unten Die Miible i'm Sbale.
RIappre Miible immer5u
Shne Maf, obne Mub;
Mable Miible, mable fetn,
lleber's Sabr foll 9ohaeit iein.
Sp9 pbsn Der Gang
uno tief unten 2ieb
8anb iih au ensen afforben;
Mas 2iebenben innig
Die Seele burh3iebt,
Sagen lie niht nit Worten.
Slappre Miible inmerslr
Sbne Haft unb pbne Rub',
Jfeib'ge Nrbeit flint ben Shretn
ueber's Sabr foll 9ohseit fetu.
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Dh GtruBen Der alien 9nnfaIbabt
an Der Mefer iinb nod 9ealte init einsl
Mn3abl fhoner alter @iebelfufiuben ge>
fdmidt, bie Der beutf1ea RenuifdnceA
peripbe 1910 -161O entItnmnen bis
dlf 3Dsi, has Rrur1erumtbauS, jeBt
@etpepbebuus gennnnt, iisrb bas auf
arrtierer Mbbilblng bargeikllte fDges
aaunnte Gffisbdus, bic 6eibe Elm tpss
mig ipdter, 1913 6is 1921 9sbuut, be-
reits ben beginnenben 8arodifil am
seigen.
6eit 1910 fingen aldnllih bic belts
f9en 8aumeiiter an, bic arHitettoltis
f@ @lebepling abrer 8ultsn Dem all
gemeinen maleriIhen Gffstt atnter5ns
orbren iinD bie ornar1entalen Wotine
benz Derfhn0rtslten italieniihen 8drod
urSlIpafen. Elm 8eitreben, bas iiH
belltlih in Der GacaOe asnferes Giebsls
bulries dusipridt. Die Namen iet-
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In, bdB Die WsripaItung fih ba5lt bers
itanben bat, Bic Musfslluns an Conn
tasen gu fhlieBen; bubnrh 1T benz
grDBen Sbeile Der NsD0lterung. tDelher
an Modentdsen benz grotersperb nah~
geben muB, ber Beiud eriHpert ipenn
ni9t gar unnlDelid genluht.
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ten alnb in biefen beiben Gbsilen burh
Sber anb Spree ra6 feinem Beitints
nrllngsorte gei4nfft, mo bic Wieoers
5ufanlrnenfebung 10 geIhidt erfOlgte.
baB BON Der friiAeren 9repnlng fetne
Spur au bsmerten ut. Natiirlsch fdn6
duh eine forgfGlttge Repuratur itdtt.
unb init bieier mar 3uslei9 cine llms
geFaltung Der Rdume fiir ben reuen
aped prbnnben. 8si5pielsipeife
iparbe bds 3tpildenbed tn einen 9unaa
faal pertpanbelt unb under Ded tpie
oben cine Meihe @aft5irnnter dngelegt.
Cine groBs Riidx befinbet fiA auf
Ded. Der grunsport unb bie Gers
rihtung bes @6iffes erforberten eirsn.
RDIenaufnaub bon $4,000 Mart.
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! @ermdnifher Name. >

G5ilberItgins baben Gamilienaupahs
bslomrnsn; mad einigen 5agen fOmmt
bie Sartli9e 9alte 3u Be1uh unb nah=
Sem iit bas S0bnnsn geniigsnb be-
punberb fragi fie: nMis psrpet Sbr
bisfes reiaenbe seinb nennsn2s
1rau Gilberifsin:: .Wir haban tim
tiasn urasrmdniTden glcmen Be-
ifimmt: aonrnb; btnfe MIR an aon<
ra0 ben @5alisr, an aonrub ben Gtaus
fin. !. G5ilbsrIisi1 fritt III bis5em
Mugsnblid eth unb pelaDst ii1 frsubsz
IErabIs1b 3lnrDeIun aQBas fagen sic
3lt meineni iiiben aO1ntrl2s
81 sn > llmags Sat: .sSIFF
bis 3nn8t aud gau3 isilA2~
MIMI tiiElj6 nit bsr f5nnen
II d btina5t noS ,tnstt6 6azisn!s
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Die Wtetosta Nesta.

Cine jener HielenpflunSen, tpsl9e
ben 8eI1auer ipte ein l1eberbleibiel
Der triebfrdftisen l1rtpelt annntben.
tit Die prantDoIe 8ictoria &esid.
Sbre freisfOrnisen. oben griinen, nnz
ten rotben 8l6tter baben einen aufges
fhlagensn Nanb BON ca. Z GubOurnz
meHer. l1nIere Mbbilbung itellt be
9Silaitter elmer @ietoria Regia I'm
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GuinbDsparf in Mabras bar. Dus
cine berIelben trdgt einen juagen Mus
ftralneger, Der I'M @OQ6etpubtiein ieis
nes Nettogetpi1tes bon 80 pfunb graz
bitdtiI1 auf ieimem imprppiiirten
9oote iiBt. Sic 8lume Der Wictorid
gfegia Bat IL Bis 16 3oa OurAmelier
unb medIelt ben Gag iibsr ihre 6arbe
Dom reilften Me;B Bis gum iatteltsn
Npth.
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M Hhle an Der MIHer.

~ II " UtI Y :.
Ionftige 8auernbdufer, 10 baB pDbl
.ansunebmen til, baB es Der 6tdpelplab
Der bier nit ben buniif6en SAiffen
ansangenben unb un13uldbenbeH Mads
rem mar. Gnnge nahDem biefer altt
Canal nic1t mehr benubt tpurbe, bai
man tpisberbolt Ner5ude gemahty ibu
iDieber dn3uIegen ober beifer aus5us
bauen. 10 nod alIen Grnifes In ben
3.pan8igsr sSahrer biefes Subrbunz
berts.
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Mbtbeilung fir 9ranss
pprttpeIen.

portpeien.
ibels Rartoffeln, 35,593, 1884 pfunb
Gabaf unb nur 1875 9allen Baums
pone. Norb4gurolina er5eugte 454,s
92O S3aIen Baumpcas. aber 3,475,s
735 guibels Mei5ell, 5,754, ,034 Bus
fbe.s 6afer, 1,113.21O 8ufbels Rurs
toffeln, 32,959, ,484 9ufbels WeIfhs
form unb 42,142,62O pfunb Sabat.
Mebnlih mar bus 8erbdltniB in 5iibs
Carolina. Wiffifiippi probucirte ~
167, ,881 Baaen 8aumfpoIe, 35,931. I
213 9uibels Melfhforn, 1,849, ,094
guIbels 9ufsr, 40,670 8ufbsfs Weis
3en, 421 ,344 Bufbels RartOffeIn unb
135,98O 1onnen 9eu.
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@alant.

,Ginb bie RDralIenriffe IN Der Shat
10 duBerft gefdbrlid, 6err Gapitdn2'
.JreiliA, nlsin 5rGlilein, man f1ei,
tert leiht an ben ROrallenriffen, -
aber nod riel Ieihter 9ebt man an
Roranenlippen 3u Grlnbe!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-13

Gernoip 3ur MusFenuns sebruAten
golIeetipnen bon Nubb1l5erH finben
ii1 iint ipeniger als 288 @attunsen,
bon ipelden iebt faunl mebr als 100
praftiIhe Beripenbung finben. Cine
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
A BAcK-NUMBER Eoo.
This Old Woman Is Intruding Upon soci-
ETY. and Causes Much Comment.

Great Falls, Nov. 24.-Mollie Thomp-
son, a well-known character of North
ern Montana, who. II Is alleged, was an
old-timer here before the Famous Lewis
& Clarke expedition, has just opened
what she is pleased to term "a little
saloon and wine room, where l can
earn a modest living" on Second ave-
nue. south, one of the principal thor
oughfares of the city. The Joint" is
almost directly opposite one OF the
largest hotels in the city-at this time
filled with families and guests for the
winter-and is further surrounded by
business houses of every description.
Mollie is known all over the state.
where variety fakes exist, as box
rustler' and proprietress OF assigna-
ton houses and her reputation in this
respect Is a shade darker perhaps
than any other woman of like char
acter in Montana. She Is a combina-
tion of gall and nerve and Is the only
woman that has ever before presumed
to locate on prominent thoroughfare
of the town to conduct house Of ques-
tionable character under the thin dis
euise of a saloon. The business men
of Second avenue protest against this
invasion of the avenue by women OF
the town, and the council will doubt
less take prompt action to revoke Mol
lies license and relegate her business"
to that part of the town where bawdy
houses are said to exist.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
DIED WITH A SECRET
James Thompson, Once a Man of AZ
nuencs, Expires in a Poor House.
NEWS FROM JOHANNESBURG
they Are Taking Out Rich Ore IN
PROMISING Fields. With More
In Sight-To the Pen for
Grand Larceny.

Great Falls, Nov. PA man known
as James Bailey died yesterday at the
county poor house. some distance from
the city. His malady was cancer Of
the Jaw, and the poor fellow presented
shocking appearance after death had
relived him Of his sufferings. A day
or two prior to his death he admitted
that he was under an assumed name
and that his real name was James
Thompson. He confessed to having led
a wild life, and either through shame
or on account of committing some
crime, ne assumed the name Of Bailey.
Relatives in New York city were no.
titled and 1t became evident, through
telegraphlc communication, that
Thompson belonged to an eminently
respectable family, of which he was
evidently the black sheep. The re-
mains were properly inferred to-day.
The Neihart Herald says of johann
nesburg: "At the gold fields below
Neihart a scene Of general activity is
presented. The force on the Little An
aconda, under the direction Of Mike
Stells. ex-foreman at the Benton mine,
is busy prosecuting the vein. They
have driven the cross-cut % feet since
entering ore, and as yet have found
no sign of a footwall. More than 10c
tons of ore have been taken out in do
ing this work, which assays $3.50 to
1872 per ton in gold, and some OF the
assays go even higher The ore is full
of pyritic and arsenical iron and evil
IDENTIFY contains other metals not yet
tested. AS a milling or smelling prop
osition this mine offers wonderful In
ducements. and enough ore is already
In sight to warrant any advances In
the direction of erecting works"
Fred Whitehead, who stole watcf
from Edward Gallagher Of Sand Cou'
lee. was taken into the district cour'
late yesterday afternoon and pleaded
guilty. He was sentenced to imprison
ment in the penitentiary for one year
This is the first sentence imposed IL
Montana under the new law, which
provides that stealing an article, NJ
matter what its value. from the person
of another, is grand larceny.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
STATE VS.. CHISHOLM
His Case Attracts Interest in Northern
Montana.
he WILL HAVE A NEW TRIAL
Since the First Jury Failed to
Agree. the Defense Finds o.
casion to Feel Assured of
a Final Acauittal.

Great Falls. Nov. A.-Judge Dudley
DuBose Is In the city from Lewistown,
where he has been presiding over prob
ably the most important term OF dis
trict court ever held In Fergus county.
The calendar was q long one, but the
case that occupied the most attention
was that of the state VS.. Alexander
Chisholm. charged with the murder Of
of which were published In the Stand
ard at the time. A good deal of trou-
BILE was experienced In securing jury
and 1t was not until the regular panel
was exhausted and a large number
of residents were subpoenaed that the
following jury was secured:
/. NJ. Hobensack. L 8. Butler. Ca
Mile Hogue. p. c. Weydert. Phillip
Laux. r. A. Clark, John Laux. L. p.
Steigen. Samuel Tyler, Harry Wight,
Fred Wight and Dan Tyler.
The counsel in the case were County
Attorney Smith and r. VonTobel, for
the prosecution. and J. c. Huntoon of
this city and Cort & Worden of Lewis
town. for the defense. The trial lasted
four days and after the case was sub
mitted to the jury they considered the
evidence for IS hours and failed to
agree. The first ballot stood five to
FIVE. with two undecided: the second
was six to six for acquittal. and the
last ballot stood nine to three for ac-
quittal. A new trial will be given
Chisholm at the March term of court
Sentiment is widely divided as to the
guilt or innocence of the prisoner and
It is generally conceded the jury fall
ing to agree is victory for the de-
Tense.
The evidence is circumstantial In
every sense of the word and while
strong in some respects Is decidedl,
weak In important points. The pris
oner is said to have made rather
bad impression by his nervous actions
during the examination OF witnesses
for the defense. but when put on thu
stand in his own behalf was a mode
witness and greatly aided the splendid
| efforts of his attorneys.
| The case. has excited wide attention
| In all parts of Northeastern Montana
owing to the fact that both Chisholm
and his alleged victim are well known
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

BY local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucous lining OF the Eusta-
chan Tube When this tube is infiamed
YOU have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when II is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result. and unless the In
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars FOL
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-25
IT'S CORRECT.
The "standard's" Account of That Secret
Meeting Is All Right.

Great Falls, Nov. 24.-The announce
ment in this mornings Standard Of
secret meeting OF the mayor and city
council, held Thursday night, at which
1t was unanimously decided to reduce
the current expenses of the city at
least $4,S00 annually by abolishing GER
tain offices and consolidating others in
a way that would enable one official to
perform the work now being done by
two or three, was a radical surprise to
every one. No one outside OF the may
or and council was supposed to know
that such a meeting occurred. Queried
by a Standard reporter. several of the
councilmen would neither affirm nor
deny that the meeting was held or that
the Standard published a correct ac-
count Of the proceedings Of such meet
ing. The officials affected by the
change to come were the most deeply
interested, however. Several called at
the Standard Office to ascertain wheth-
er the article was correct in detail or
not: in other words, whether their
heads were to be thrown in the basket
or not. They were assured that the
article was right, and that the next
meeting OF the council would carry out
the work outlined in the Standard.