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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
Str,nes GamtaS!

Die iiblen 6olgen bes W~ablergebniRes
in &anias Seigen iib bereits, Sortige Sir
ger, pel9e @elb bergen miii1en, fOnner
feins er6oIten unb 2eute, pelbe aus benz
@elboerleiben Elm @ef9dft MAIDEN, feben
fi9 BON ibren bisberigen 9ilfsqueaen abge=
fdnitten. @s lit genau 9as eingetreten,
mas mir ben 8iirgern bon 8anias por Der
Wabl geIagt BADEN.
SIM Omitted States Investor, ein
ben RapitatsanIagen sepibmetes Sd9bldtt,
ldBt fi9 elm in NbileHe, &an5as, nobnbafter
Correspondent pie folgt Dernebmen:
,g6on trcffen aus bem Often 8ritfe elm NIT ser
8eiiung, bic i9ipcbenben llnterbanblunsen fhr
@nleiben abSubrebcn unS 6as Gu6reIultat a6Sus
%partell. 9luf benz Slide zines aSenten lag Elm
Saufsn non @eiu9en ,tm GetbanGeibcn Speds Gors
nabme pon Gerbellcrltn9en pom Sarmen, sic ale
surii6selest paret, UNI bas &abler9e6niB abSu>
rparten. Sin beniclben Sage, an lueI6em es be-
fannt purbe, baB Scr Staat pom BEN 9opuIiiten
9elponnen lei, rpanberts ser gauge Grenapel in ben
9apierforb. Gas mar cine Ser eriten 6rii6te. Gin
BANTER, benz piele Eauien6e pom Collars aus benz
Often Sitr @crfitsun8 i%tanbet, bate aue Gprfebs
runscn 9~etrofie1, I'M mad &bilene gu 5iebe1 1lno
elm Anlcibe : Gci9dft arsufangen. ct bate feline
Gomptoirrdunie g~emtetbet il1tb beab1t6tt9te, tie IN
6ieier @o@e gu ~beSiebea. oils oas 8oblrelultat
betannt tpurbe, ma9te Ell BEN Weietbscontraft nit
erbebtiben l~lnfoiten rifsdn9t9. "Ntan wiirbe
Mid ousIa9ea, " laste er, ,,rpenn i9 Jest psrilt4en
,po0te, bier Gel6 auSSuleiben."
Wis t0nnen' audi bic 8irger BON &anfas
ertparten, baB ibnen irgenO Semaub, Der
Mot in &anIas tpo9nt, 9elo bcrgte Sal
man in Ranfas ni9t fiir9terli4 ge8ea baS
&apital i'm a1gemeinen unb gegen bas Df7
li6e i'm 8efonbersn ge5etert unb geipettert?
SSa, tpenn Die Wubl dnbers ausgefallen
tpsnn aud in &anfas Die Mc&inlepsglettos
rem it1o cine Me6r6eit BON @utgelofeaten in
bic 2egislatur erfpd9lt tporben tpdren, bartn
aDGre 6as Elm 8epets gepeien, baB biz
abetpisgea6e 4naa9I Der l~iuar'os'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25

mGBige 5ibung CUR &egelung Der Sinanss
unb 8antfrage i'm Sinne GleDelanb's unb
Der 8plbzO emotraten erlebigt tperben. Die
aGmdbli4e @in3iebung Der @reenbadseif
Elm Sbeil bes progrumms.
Gin Na~tional<W ablgeieB fpG glei9fdIs
Der @uni9 bes 5utiinftigen prdfbenten
1ein, fein 3nangss@eieb, aber bod Elm umz
fafsnbss 9efeb, fpeldes iOlde 8etriigersien,
ps tie in einigen fiiblihen unb @ren5itaus
ten borgetommen iinb, gu n%erbinbern i'm
@tanbe lit. CT rehnet babel auf Die Mitz
t~pirtl1ng Der c~pnierbattben Oemofraten,
tpel4e gu ieinet @rtpd9lung bei9etraSen baz
ben.
Die &usfi9t, baB biefe in @eftdlt oon
Iemtern auf groBe 8elobnung re4nen birz
fen, bdlt 9err Weuman fir biirftig. Mcz
&inlep CLAUDE, bab bic 9olb<O empfraten
elmer bsrartigen Entertaining tpeber bebiirfz
ten, mod audi fe tpiinIaten. Slider perbe
tciner berielben etne gubtnetsIteIe pbsr iDnt
elm 6Dbes 8erpultungsamt erldn9en. Nur
bier rnb bd tperbe Elm Democrat, Der it9 in
elmer te4nii6e 6dbigteiten berldngcnoen
Steaung b~eipnbers b%erporgetbun babe, nddl
Nblauf feiner 8eItallung i'm Nmte bela7en
perben, Wobl aber lei es m0gli9, baB bic
@plbsO emotraten tinigt biplomatiI9e 9tsls
lungtn erbielten, unb tie BEL %grnennungtn
purteiloIer Natltr beriidIi9tigt piirbelr.
6err We1man bebouptet, bus> Sbige aus
abIoIut ftderen 0ueGen esId5pFt gu baben,
unb eS mag pObG iein, ouB ct bic Nnii9ten
unO Qbiidtsn McRtnlep's siemGi9 genau
piebsrge9eben bat. O6 bsrfelbs its tuirb
burdfiibren t0nner, 1T cine 6rage, Die ii4
iebt ni9t beuntnorten ldBt. Beritebt er es,
fi9 iptpo6l nit Dem Sauie, tpie nit benz Sc
nat gut 5u ftelen, 10 mag es ia, penn er init
elmer btreits f~ertigen 8orlage an ben Gonz
9reB berantritt, mDgli9 fein, bieieIbe in bier
Monaten bur95upeitf9 en. 0u3u absr tpirb
9err 9pburt fi9 dls Elm gang anberer unb
energf9erer 8oritbenber e%rpeifen m~ii1en,
tpie SteDenIpn es mar, unb IS tpirb nDtbig
iein, eiren Weg St finben, I'm Der Sc
f9pdBigteit Der Senatoren einen Rnebel
dn3ulegen. limb mas bic 6offnung bstrifft,
Die Sarif6ia 10 gu geItalten, baB in 5ebn Bis
fiinf3ebn Sabren cine Nenberung ni6t
nOtbig tpirb, 10 erf9eint uns bas als elmer
ber ~fogenuntten frOmmen 8iinI4e. Oenn
5a6ritatiOnsmetbObsn dnbern fid 10 fdneu,
baB beute ben 9eoingungen bolauf entiprez
4enOe 3Dne fhon nu9 einem Sabre ii6 als
briidenb e%rtpetfen pber cine grb5buns brinz
genb beanfpru9en ntDgen. Oas @sI9GFtsz
leben gegen cine tets erneute 3oQagitution
ft9er gu fteuen, ldBt ii4 einerIeits nur our9
3OGz unb 9dnbelsz@srtrGg duf be ftimmts
3eit NIT ben anberen !9anbel5md@tsn err
reiden, unbererfeits burh Ginfebung elmer
@ommiffton, tpel9s Die 8ouma4t but, bic
3OGGTdbe innerbatb g~epifTer Gyen3en ben
berdnoerten Probuftionsz unb 9erteIungsz
fOiten gsu1dB beraufz Ober b~erab3uTeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
@aIter @eHmtan iiber McRtnIeb'S
HroQtattttt.

Ser betannte Correspondent bes rSimeas
9eralo", Serr Wulter Welman, be1auptet,
iiber glcRinkp's grOgramm san3 senau
unterrt9tet gu iein.
S9m 5ufolse lit Der sufiinftige prdfibeni
ge9er jeben 8eriua, bic OingepIgiu nod
IN biefem @DngrtB 8itr annobnre brinstn au
iditn. Shm geniigt ieielbe ni9t, neil fl
itur dls cine b~oriibtrgebtnbe, duf fur3e 3eii
bert9nete MaBnabme gebu9t 1T. gr mil
pielmebr ben in bieIem 6erbit qetpdbtten
Gon9reB fofort na9 benz 4. Mdrs gu cine,
G~rtrafibung berufen, un6 bieiem eine nelte
eriinbli9 ausgearbtitete Sarif6iG D~prleqer
idfen, Die 5err 9ingsb &pGbrenb bes 8in=
ters ausarbeiten, unb Die 70 abgefdBt feir
fDI, baB ife uns uuF 5ebn big finfaebn Sabr,
bon ieber neten SarifI@gitatton befreit
Die Mc&inleps8iu foG 5ipar bic @runbtugt
biIOen, uber Die 3oIIfdbe foIen Bel 8eiten
ni4t 10 bod geEegt tper6en, fpie in bhfer
uro Der Pro3entfuB ben Der Wilfon~gor,
mans8tu nur UNI elm @eringcs iiberfteigen
Mc&infep bpfft; Die neue gpriage tperbe Il
dngemeine 8unf i'm gOngreBfinben, BAT
file Biz @nbe SUM- angenommen fein ipirb
unb I9on nit benz 8eginu beg neuen &e9.
aungsiabres in &raft treten fam.
lin ben @ongreB auf5umuntern, bic Sas
riffrage fofort gu erltbigen urb fe ni9t uuI
bie LANCE 8ant gu fdieben, mil 9err Wc=
&insb nit Der 8eIebuns Der 4emter BIZ
mad Der 4nna9me ber gOrIage tparten.
4a9bem Die Sariffrage in Der @rtra=
GiBung aus Dem @ese gerGumt lit, ioa bic
i'm nd4tea December 6eginnea6e ressl'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
Gin SeMtfGer fir einet Cabinets
NDffett.

Inter biefsr l1eberI9rift unb i'm Nnf9luF
an ~unferen Mrtitel bringt bic rSppa Ste
form" einen lGngeren Mttifel nit f~olgenbel
59lubbemerfuneen:
0err 90 m. 8pde tpGre iebenfdIs cir
geeteneter ReprGfentant bes 9eutI9sNmert=
tanert6nms i'm Cabinet 9errn W1c&inlep's
fu1s biefer unb feline 8eratber an Die 8ez
rufung zines fol9en in Die ~pTfi5ieqe ga
Mile beg PrGftbenten i~ibsrbaupt benfsn, tpua
uns nod siemGid 5tpeifelbuft erf9eint, uni
moran uns, aufri9tig geiagt, ber5li1 tpenio
lttgt.
8efer aIs bur9 8erufung zines 9eutf9>
Nnterifaners gu einem @obinetspoiter, ptrt
6err McRinleD unb bic &epublitaniT9
portei bas Oeutf9z Mmerifanertbum ebren,
penn betbe bds Muderz utb 3pdngsmDral=
element, Die probtbitioniften unb Sabbath
fdnatiter, bic ft9 an Die &pdi40Be Der re-
publifonif9en gdrtet flammern, un5 Die
jeBt, glei9 mad Der Mabl, bic 4gitation fir
ibre bGmIi9en G4runen nit erneuter araft
beginnen, energif9 our &ubs osrfpsiTen unb
bur9 gnt3iebung Observation-Disclosures ma4ts
lps MAIDEN, = feIbft auf bic @efabr FIN,
baB fte Der gortei ben Riiden tehren. Msnn
biefe Grants" ii9 nit BEN anberen Grants"
um bas popultitif9e Bonner f4aarerr, ipirb
bies tein @trIuft fir Die repu6litanti@c
partsi Iein, ionbsrn Elm @eipinn.
Wenn bic republifdntf9e partei na9 III
rem, 6auptTd9Ii9 bur9 bic 9ulfe Der 8irz
ger beutI9er Mbfunft errungtnen @iege bic
6attatifer in ibren Geibsn BON neuen Nnz
sriffen auf bic 6rstbett auriidhdlt unb Die
BON benfelben bisber bur9gefebte Sretbsitsz
bef9rGrtungeu dufbebt, tpirb file ben Sdrf,
ben tie speifeGlps benz Oeuti9<Nmerffanerz
tbum fir be1en 9ultun9 in Der leBten MdHl
I9ulbst, btFer abtrassn ~t0nnen, ais burd
bic 6loBe Sprung" bur9 tinen Cabinets
ppifein.
@snn biefeIbe dber bod s~rfolger fo1, 70
iF Serr m m. @pds bon Gbtcugo, Der Bee
beutenbe Ae9tseefebrte, iebenfaus Der ses
eignete Mann ols Miniiter bes Sn11ern pber
aIs Obers 8unbesonpaIt unb ipiirbe etnem
biefer Metnter ebsnfo bpraiisGi9 bprftehen,
pie Dor 20 Sd6ren Serr Carl S9ur3 benz
Minifertum bes Snnern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25

@ue N9tung Dor Der Sranfnrter
3eitung! sic bro9te bereits am s.
Nooenlber bas GrsebntB bes 8aGl=
refultates in ben Ser. Stuaten
in elmer aarte, in pel9sr bic fit Mc8inlep
ftinmenben Staaten peiB selafen, bic fir
8rban ftimmenbsn idraffirt unb in Der fir
ieben Staat bic Glettoralftimmen eing.5ei9s
net paren; ba8u cine bas GrgebniB fsbr
rtdtig 5erglieDernoe 8efpre4ung. Dap fie
mod 9anias unb Mtiourt ben Mcainlep<
Staaten 5u5dblte, lit ni9t ibre S9ulb, ba
iene Staaten bamals AUDI bier nod uls
speifelbafte galten. Die beutf9e Preffe bat
i~tberboupt btefer Wubl cine fDnft amerifanis
i9en angelegenbsiten geseniiber angehDObnte
Qufmerfiamteit getpibmst, unb bat f@on am
4. unb 5. Ropember iber ben Musfaa BET
Wabf beri9tet; feline aber, bic uns 5u @eli9t
getpmmen, Pat rs in 10 onf9auliber Wtiie
pie bic grantfurter 3eituns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
9as YraToemti6aftsa0o tttut na6
St0nfett.

Ob9Iei9 nod nidt aug alien Staaten
ubfulut genaue 8eri9te iiber bas fir bic
Observation-Disclosures obgegebene 8Otum
bOrliegen, + 1T bod bas @rsebniB bes @lecz
toru!Dotunts iebt poqitdnbtg betannt uno es
t6lnen nit antdbernber @enauigfeit Die
plurclitdten in ben ein3elnen Staaten anz
ge9e6en merben. aentudD 1T gu ben Mcz
8inlspzStaaten gu 3dblen, bod mar Der
ltnterfdico 5pii9en benz 0otum fir M1c=
&inlep unb 8rpan Elm ID %eeringer, bob eine
Der 13 @lectordIftimmen in 5olge elmer
tleinen ltngenduigteit i'm Martiren Der
8abl5ettel fir 8rban gerehnet tperben
muB.
Spfgenbe Isabelle giebt bas @tectpralz
bptum unb Die annd6ernben pIuralit1ten
in ben einsslnen 9taaten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25

Gbicago but fir Die berf9isbstsn prG1i=
bsntf6afts=Stdets i'm Gan5sn 350,69C
Stimmen a~bgeseben, et1pu 1000 ntebr, aGs
BITE anfdngli4sn 8eri6te anaeigten. 9aa
1T bas srDbte 8Dtum, tpelbes iemals in elmer
e~in3igen @emeiube bieies 2anbsS .abaeqeben
purbe; es lit UNI $4,000 grDBer ais bas 9o.
tum uno I'm 10000 sr0Ber ais bic aegiitri-
rilns aetp gort's. Selbit augegsben, BAT
tn NetD gOrt bic 3abl Der Ni9t=8araer
etpds srSBtr TT, aIs bisr, 10 i6etnt bod bar
aus NIT 5i9erbeit berpor5ugeben, baB gAi.
eagp cine srDBere 8eD0lterun9 beiBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
Buffers 2Ibfa9e att Die Srpatt'
9ettoftatett.

Senator Butler, Der 8oriibenbe bes poz
puliftif9 en grecutio=NusI9ufes, bat einen
M61aqebrief an bic 8rbanzO emofrdten gez
I9rie6en. gr min in '3utunft BON elmer
Sutton nit i6nen ni4ts pifen.. Wer bon
ieBt an nit ben popultften 9eben min, Der
muB es gan3 unb bon duf Der popnlifti9en
Ylatfprm unb unter benz popuGittf9m parz
teinamen tbun. Wer bas ni9t min, mag
fortfabren, it9 als Oemofrat ~aus5ugebell.
ST. Butler ertldrt, Der Same vOemotrat"
lei Elm 8orpurf unb anri4tg geDorbslt,
unb bic 8rDanzS emotratsn miiBten entpeOer
lire beionDere Organization aufgeben unb
in ben pppuliften aufge6en, ober u6er fir
if9 bleiben, als cine i6pa9e uno bera9tete
partei, bic niht in einem ein3igen n0rOIiz
4en un0 b09itens in 5pet ooer bret Siirz
Studten fegen fDnnte.
Wir ftnben, baB ST. Butler bur9aI5
Ge9t bat. @er benz Seufel ben tleinen
Singer sie6t, fagt bas Spri9port, bei1en
gunae !9anb nimmt er. Die 8rpunSOe Demo-
fraten BADEN ben 9opuliiten oieI mebr aIs
ben tleinen Singer gegeben, ndmli9 bic babe
9anb, als tie ii9 fir Elm @elb ertldrten.
tpel9es bu1b EDIT unb bulb S9ptnbel 3e.
pe1en tpGre. So nGre nur folgeri9tig,
penn fe in 3atunft ben populiften Sie
gauge 6anb gebeu, 3. +. tpie 6isie fir Gsio
eintreten, bas g a n 3 S9ninbel nGre. l1nb
3ndr folgert9tig aus benz @runbe, neil
8rpun's @ripdbIung 5ugIei4 NIT einem inn
gIei9geiinnten GongreBe ia bod gu Papierz
gelb obne @nbe gefibrt bGtte. Die Silb,rz
f%reiprdgung folte nur Elm ltebergung ieir,
unb ale Popultiten berftanOen bas febr
pobl, font bGtten ie ME in bus 8iinbnlB
nit ben 8rban<9 emofraten getpi1igt. Na9z
benz dber bies 8iinbntB i6nen ni9ts gebolz
fen 6dt, poqen ie ni4t gum atpeiten Mul
barduf einge6en, fonbern Derlangen, baB
Ollie, tpel9e an bic gelbma9enbe unb pert6z
eraeugenbe Ma9t bes Hegierungsftempsls
~gluu5en, unb ale iebigen unO 5ufinftigen
G4ulben nit Papier be3ablen ipOaen, ii9
0oa unb gang 3u t6nen befennen.
Oa8 1T pie geIagt, bur9uus gere9tfsts
ti9t. Die 8rpunzO emofraten ober gopoz
fraten iinb, tpte 9r. Butler iebr ri9tig Be-
merit, 0tel 3u i4Dd9, i'm uuf eigenen Siiz
BEN gu ite9ert. Sic f0nnten au9 ni9t in
einem ein3igen State, ia faum in einem
~ein3igen @ongreBbe3irt bes Gorbsns iiegsu.
limb iiberbuupt, mas unterf9eibet lie bon ben
pppultften9 Sber mas .bliebe linen iibrig,
penn ite aus ibrer 9latform bic pppuliferei
ftri9en2
Die 8rpanz9 emotraten fouten babin
geber, pObin i9r Sibrer unb ffe felbt ge=
bOren. 8rpun mar felt Subren fem 9emo>
frat mebr, Ionbern Elm populiIt; bic 8rpans
9emofruten ftnb feline Oemofraten me6r,
Ionbern populiiten. Sic foaten ni9t, pls
btes biesmul 9efbab, nod ferrer unter fall
Fder SABINE murI4iren, ionosrn nit pffsz
mem 8iItr tdmpfen.
Damn tperben mir tpieber 3pei parteien
BADEN = bic republifanif9e, gu tpelher ale
ftaatserbaIten0en @lemente geb0ren perbsn,
unb Die populiitf9e, Elm Sdmmel1 urium
BON Grants, 1miiir5lern unb fauten
S4ulOnern!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
:3par tpeiB man, baB unIere Musfubr j;

Omar tpetb man, 6aB uniere Musfubr i'm
leBten Sabre beoeutenO %5ugenommen bat, es
1T aber INNER erfreuli9, bies amtli6 be-
ftdtigt gu ieben. Nad benz OctoberzQusz
tpeis bes @9aBamts belief ii9 unfere Nus
fubr an 8rotitoffen i'm 8ert6e ouf $19,z
864,896 i'm Oftober unb .auf $135, 288, $751;
in ben Mpnaten Sanuar Bis Sttober, aeqen
$12,297,011 unb $97,622,351 i'm 8oria6re:
unfere 8aumpplenausfubr auf 1925, 4o8
i'm Sftober, unb uuf $54, 094,5 81 i'm 5epz
TENDER unb Sttpber gegen $27, 8Q8 ,447 IND
$32,733,462 i'm 8oriabre; bic Musfu6r an
MineraI0len auf $6,094,163 i'm Oftober unh
$44, 972, 400 in ben Mondten eSanuar tis
Ottober gegen $5,890,514 unb $50, 1926, ZIG
i'm 8oriabre, unb unfere Nusfubr an BRO.
%piIionen uuf $14, 359,320 i'm Sftober unb
$135, 351, 713 in ben Monaten SSSanuor big
Ottober gegen $13,147, 632 unb $125. $685.
515 i'm 8Oriabre. 4fo in iebem bieler
3peige cine 3undbme, unb cine @eiammtz
aunabme BON $18,42O,093 fir ben Monat
Ottober, -unb bon $16,133,6 SIT in sebn Mo>
natsn. 9a barf man f4Oa f4munaelnl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-11-25
bouncntc sEretIe:


Sn Chicago burf Die Srd9er ins Saus eeltefert.
gooebIott Der gSphe So Is
96Qlj6c Gngeabe uno Ser WeftcnS per Wo9e.. 0.2O
SGglidc Nus9obe per Sobr -. ............... TSO
uuO n9cr Meitet" ............ lO4O
Ser meren" ncr Sobr. .. ........ 2yeo
9go6entIi5e qusQabe per Sobr......... $50
GugIpdrtios Qbonncntta Der 9ot in ben Ser. Staatcn
Joni. Gauuoa uno Nterico:
Gd9lide gus9abe pen Sab. $500
Scr g8tfena Der Sa6r. 400
990&tntli6s @usQabe Der abr.........,..... 200
Sns MusfanO:
(Ganoba uno Nterico ausgenomnten):
fdeIi6e ausoobs per $500
Wo9cnbld.t noers @obenzg9eite .............. 800
Sunntoos= g8eftcu nit rS6era uuo Grnf"...... $50
3das5latt unS sS.r 17.5o
Illinois Staats-ZeItung Co..
Chicago, Sn.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-10-09
OSKALOOSA NOTES.


Regular Correspondent to the Bystander.
Rev. Lewis passed through the city last
week enroute to Ottumwa.
Mrs. Eta Cheek viii leave today for
her home in Jacksonville, III.
Miss Susie London and James Dixon
were Sunday visitors.
Rev. Bruce delivered an excellent ser
mon Sunday. The members are well
pleased with their new pastor.
Sick list-Mrs. John Williams. Jack
Buckner, Beulah Marshall and Lille Hill
Mrs. LOWE Lee visited at the Lucas
home last week.
Miss Allie Jones has gone to st. Paul to
make her future home.
The choir will sing some excellent
music Sunday.
The botanical entertainment, which
was given by the Z. P. s. c. Z. was well
offended.
OskaloOsa's colored doctors Lawther,
Brown and Rays, are doing nicely.
Miss Pearl Dale is visiting Mrs. Staple
ton
Misses Lucy Harris and Annie Smith
have been visiting Mrs. Trusty.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-10-09
No Twentieth Century Blondes


Scientific men seem to take pleasure
in finding out unpleasant things" said
comely young woman on being in
formed that the gentlemen referred to
are coming to the conclusion that the
blonde type OF beauty is slowly disap-
pearing. Since time imEsmorial blue
eyes and golden hair have formed the
theme of poets and novelists, as indica-
tive of beauty and gentleness of dispo-
sition. On the stage the ingenue's wig
is always golden. while the adventures
sports locks of raven blackness, And
now some prophets declare that the
race of blondes is disappearing and dy-
ing from the face Of the earth, and that.
except in the extreme north countries
Of Europe. the blonde is fast becoming
extinct. The end OF the next century
these statisticians claim will find
blonde man or woman as rare in this
part of the country as they are now In
the east or in Spain. Whether this
shows deterioration or an improve
ment in the human race is disputed
question among psychologists and stu
dents OF temperament. The poetic
qualities of the fair-minded man or
woman have net been disputed, but the
actual worth of the blonde as compared
with the brunette is often debated, the
opinion reached being usually in favor
Of the latter.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1896-10-09
OBITUA RY.

Died Monday morning at / o'clock,
Mrs. Celia Ann Williams, at the home 0
her daughter, Mrs. e. II. Cleggett, at 1872
Eighth street, at the ripe age of68 years,
after lingering illness of several months.
Deceased was born in 1897 in Warwick
New York, and was married to Mr.. III.
E. Williams in 1848 in Orange county,
New York. She, with her husband,
moved to Cedar Rapids in 1866 and to
Des Moines in 1885, where they have
since lived. She united herself with the
Methodist church thirty-tive years ago,
and during that time has been an exenl-
plary Christian. She leaves to mourn
her death a loving husband and father,
and the following children, Mesdames
&. II. Cleggett, J. T. Blagburn, H. H..
Lewis, D. A. Basfeld, G. A. Greenway,
and Messrs. James, William and Harvey
Williams.
The funeral services were held at the
st. Paul's A. M. E. church, conducted by
Rev I. Reeves, where a large concourse
OF friend had assembled 70 pay thelr trlo-
ute OF earthly respect ana follow the re-
mans TO Woodland cemetery.
Messls' /" ' ,n' i'ne,, :,
" h ooaison' ~. - ,iulloalu' oell
o'i a"o s.e 80 ~ ~, 49, g p'''' ps'i e''
DAVENPORT NEWS.
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A Few Days in Jasper County.

A Few Days in Jasper County.
Things are all in whirl in Jasper
county and politics are high. George E.
Taylor made a political narangue at New
ton last week, and vas billed to vent his
spleen on republicanism IN Colfax, but
found that the colored people would not
accept his generous offer. His speech
was declared off. j found only two col
ored silver democrats out of about 200
colored people. The colored people are
doing we'll and like their new mining
station we'll. 1t is only one and one-half
miles from Colfax, and is called the st.
Thomas mines Mr. and Mrs. F. l..
Carter runs a large boarding house IN
st. Louis, also Mr.. and Mrs. Jones has
a restaurant. Their X. P. band furnishes
music. They are employed to give even
ing concert every Saturday at Colfax.
st. Thomas has one Baptist church, Rev.
hampton being pastor. In Celfax quite
q number Of coiored people reside that
works in she mines. MIR. NJ f. Banks is
the Oldest colored family in Colfax having
lived there fifteen years. He owns a nice
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Battle conducts the
restaurant and English kitchen. They
came from North Dakota, Their only
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should be sleeveless and worn over a
bodice of white chiffon or mousseline
de sole. These jackets are true index
OF coming modes, since not only will
the bolero be very fashionab Die, but
braiding of all kinds will be worn. In
general the bodices Will be covered al
most entirely by the braided design,
with the sleeve left plain The front
or the side panels only Of the skirt
should be embroidered, as to cover that
garment entirely would make 1t too
heavy. AS hint for summer work,
Why no. braid one Of these gowns dur
ing the hot forenoOns on the veranda?
4 black or brown cloth of light weight
should be selected and it should be
nicely stamped with a design in long
line effects, which prevent the gowns
appearing clumsy. Thus embroider, II
black gown, with black, if brown
with green braid. For a scroll design
narrow braid is used, sewed on one
edge: but many Of the gowns will be
trimmed with rows of broad braid.
which should be sewed down on both
Stuco III oIucf W Aidhe II lie nat "A
charming Partisan yachting gown is Of
creamy white cheviot. adorned with
broad gold braid, A soft blouse of
white mousseline de sole peeps from be-
meath a bolero so perverted as to be
almost unrecognizable under that
name. 1t is cut in a point which runs
up the center OF the back almost TO the
neck. In front similar though small
er point is formed by extending the
sides and crossing them. The neck is
low, encircled by broad sailor collar
cut pointed all round, while twisted
cord about the waist hangs in two long
ends down the front cord twisted of
gold thread and ending with bunchy
gold tassels. The Latest in Chicago
News.
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MARsHALLTOWN NOTES.

Regular Correspondence to the Bystander.
Hon. J. f. E. Markley of Mason City,
addressed a fair-sized audience at the tent
Saturday evening, under the auspices OF
the Travelling Mems Sound Money and
Prosperity club.
Eugene Thompson of Peoria, H., was
the guest of his cousins, Joseph i. and
Miss Auna Woods few hours Thursday
Sanford Young and Mrs. Anna B.
Stevens were united In marriage last
Thursday evening, Rev. Burton oificiat-
ing.
Mrs. g. W. Green is improving.
Rev. N. N. Pharris filled the A. NJ. Il.
pulpit at Abba Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Suter enter
tained number of friends last Thursday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Suter's sister.
Miss Adelia Howard of Albion. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mesdames.
l. L. Brown, G. Il. Warn and Mrs. ID.
Sellers, Misses Anna Woods, Odie Leach,
Lottie Sellers, Messrs. Samuel Becks, Al
bert Walker and George Steward. The
evening was spent in playing cards.
Delicious refreshments were served. !.
David Harris was business visitor in
Eldora last Wednesday
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Belts, more or less wide or elaborate.
are a feature Of the moment. They
contrast with the costume, and are usu-
ally of bright color Metallic belts are
much liked for more or less informal
wear The best are made Of spangles
mounted on strong webbing. Webbing
belts are certainly a great invention.
They yield to the contour Of the figure
and fit well, which rigid ones never do.
Some years ago everything Russian had
an immense vogue in Paris. That was
the season of the Russian blouse, which
met one at every turn and at all sorts
of places This fad has not yet entirely
disappeared, one of the latest Partisan
models showing a skirt of white taffeta
under a bodice OF white chiffon batiste.
The full gathered skirt has a border OF
Russian embroidery on the extreme
edge. The bodice, which Is bouffant.
has a yoke Of Russian embroidery
pointed upward to the middle, while
the deep sleeve caps Of Russian EN-
broidery are tight to the arm. From
them escapes a full puff.