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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Euxrnthurnrr Gnsette.

trot ein S6rbmann binsu uno proto,
t~ouirte ben rMiietbater", Der, Iib Der.
tDelol9eno, angab, er babe iih in Der
gtotbmebr %befunoen. Saroui6in that
Der ShuBmGnm fol9cnoen wabrbait
lnlompnliben 9lusipru6: Sic batteu
erlt nbillpdrter, oh Der Suno Sic wirt=
llh belBen mOllte: ipern er Sic eebilen
b0tte, tonnten Sic ben SeiiBer oes Sun.
oes 9erl1tllh belan9en." &Opii0lts
telro Ob oieier YeIebrung CAB Der
Wam ielnen Ndmen al uno oin0 lei.
mes Me9es welter. - Sieie @ei6i1te
e%rinnert al oieleni0e, Die Dor einigen
Sa9en elnem Shuuebrer gu Sdilti9=
benin paiIirte. Seiien &oleoe mar in's
g8alier 9eiallen uno Der i6wimmtun-
ol0e S0ullebrcr ipran9 na6 uno ret=
tete ieinen &Oae9en. Ser &etter aber
erblelt ein YrOtOtol, neil er an unber
rehtl9ter Stelle 9ebNoet bate.
@eftfaIeu.
- Ser T~iinfidbriQc Spr0blin9 zines
Siir9crs aus Mtiiuiter puroe su einem
oortl9en Barber 9sltidt, I'm iib bic
Suare tiirScn III laiien. 3ebn Yiennia
betam er ais Gntgelo fir oas &erih0-
nerun95perf0bren. Wer be9reiit ieoOd
oas Grltaunen Der @ltern, ais iie ibr
SObn9en na6 8erlauf elmer guteu
Stunoe pieoer gu @eiidt betOmmer:
oaS Sanptbaar nur sl Smei Srittel, in
bO6lt Ori9ineller @eiie einem balb9e,
ihlporenen &Oni9spuoel glei4 9ei9nit=
ten. liebt er weinenn oa, umrin9t bon
elmer Shaar iGaoen frO9er gubeu babel
einen 3ettel pOrSeigeno, iol9enoen SSn-
bats: v8esbrte Srau g.! gon ps9eu
Der Stunning lam ib SIREN Sobn Dor
10 pienni9 Die Saare uidt ihneioen,
es tpItet Is pienni9, iOnit mus i6 20
Dart Strafe beSablen. grgebenlt g,
Sriieur."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

9enluetter bat beute friib cine @enorlng
gum gclieren genommen. Sanfaren
pOm Staottburm pertinoeten ben alls
bru6 oes 6eltta9es. lin z llbr be-.
gam bic Summluna Der ShiBen, uno
Die Iuftellun9 oerielbeu in ben Stras
Ben, iuorauf unter Dem tlin9enoen
Spiel Der peri6ieocnen &apelen uro
nit fliegenoen 6abnen Der 4bmurib in
ben etlua 40, 900 Meni1en failenpeu
9rOBen Sof Der &lp%itertaIerne erfolgte.
Sn b~reiten, tiefen &eiben nabmen iie
bier Nutrelung, boran bic SaiierjG0er
nno SQnoesidiiBen. CUR &e1ten itano
oas 3elt fir ben Grsberso9, ole 8roB=
berSo9in, ben Stattbo!ter uitp., sllr
Sinten zines fir bic Yertreter oes 9dn=
oes, Der Staot, Der Gorporationsn uno
Sehcroen. Die BrGlaten, al Der Siio=
leite oes plaBes unter einem Yuloahln
Der Nltar fir Die 6elomeiie. Sas ourb
bic pielfarbigen Sbaltrahten urlo eldns
Senoen unifOrmen uno bon unsdbligen
6abnen belebte Bib, ab uuo su bon
Den orrh's @ep0lt bretenbeu Strab-
len Der Some beleudtet, I'M Sinter=
0rnno oas 8ebir9e, oeiien bObere, beute
bel6neiten Sbeile ~olleroin0s Die 9tebel
perblllten, bot einen 9rDBurti9en In.
bIif. Naboem Der 2anoesoberlt= SAiis
Benmeilter bic alien &rie9sfabnen, So
an Der 3abl, nit Der Spiu9eier 8e=
oentmeoaille 9eidmilft. fono ole @sibe
oes 6abnenbanoes itatt. oas Die Sal.
'erin fir Die Springe'er Sturmfa9ns
miomete. Sen SelbluB biloete Elm
6ellerlpert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Wbiolnt nnpcrt1li0t.

- Der sure6taepieiene SerSog. @us
Soroon. 10. September, i6reibt man:
Der DerSo9 bon Norfolt berpirtbste oie=
Ter Gage IN Irunoel part eini9e 1900
tatboliibe Nusfliiaer aus Scnoon uno
prditoirte beim Giien. SIN 9arte
maren LIBERAL Safeln an9ebra6t, nit
Der Bite al bic geiu6er, ben Ra1en
nibt 81 betreten. Seoermann ae.
bprdte, nur ein damn nit einem
S6lappbut uno elmer bequemen sSade
marIhierte ppl Seelenrube qllsr bur6
oas 8ras. SOfort rief ibm cine rObuite
uno sungenferti9e SonoOnerin nab:
v8ebIt Su gleid aus Dem 8ras bers
aus! 0eute. wie gu, limbs bic uns
armes BOLT in i6ledten Huf brin0en.
&annlt gu niht ieb'n, oaB es DerbOtsn
iIt?" Der S6uloi9e 9ing rubi9 laaeno
iclnes Ne9es, uno bic quite Srau
Qlaubte Dor S6ref in ben gooeu 3t
Iiafen, als lie benin @lisn entoefte, baB
Der Mann, ben iie aus9si6plten. nies
maro Nnoerer mar oils Seine 8naoeu
Der SerSo9!
Gin &ieienoiamant io0 iebt In
amiteroam geihliffen peroen. gs ift
oerielbe Stein. Der Dor einiaen ,Sab=
rem in Der Sasers= Mine in
Der &ap.&olpnie geiunoen puroe llno
97l &arat pis9t. 3war miro Der
Siamant ourh oas Ibipalten Der I'M.
reinen Stelen uno ourb oas Sbleiien
betrG6tlih an 8elui6t perllereu, aber
aud oann weroel Der vGObsisncr"
Q96 &araD uno Der ORION" Q94&
Sarat) nod emerge 9sssn i'm iein.
Der Claimant lit bis6er bon Der gant
bon Gnslano aufbepabrt. SEPT bat
bic WeB'ihe Shleiferei in gmIteroam
einen bcionoeren &aum bereit 9eitelt,
in benz Der Stein geihliffen msroen
wiro. Die Nrbeit piro moertbalb
Sabre oarern uno our6 einen Sia.
monti9leiier Namens garenos porges
nOmmen werOen, Der idon l994-85
einen Siamanten bon 407 &arat ae.
ihlifen bat.
Die @elhents bes Saiiers bon
GuBlano fir Die bel Dem SOftonsert
ohlGBlib Der Mostauer G~r0nun0sieier
betbeili9tsn oeutiben Giinltler uno
Sim itlerinnen iino nunmebr CUR Ser-
tbeilun9 9elan0t. Sic Sameu erbiel.
ten iebr pertboOle 0robe SrpIhen,
6rdulein YOppc cine Yroi6e in @ra-
bestenform aus Yrillanten uno Ga,
pbiren belteheno. GrGulein Sieoler cine
ebenIolhe Sroibe aus 9rilanten uno
SmaraNoen. Srau 86be Elm pierbldtts
RIGGS 2leeblatt aus Yrilanten uno Ru=
blnen. Sie Goelitelne limb ie6r mertb=
pOlle Gabubons. &ammerilnger Bulls
erbielt cine Qoloene Sabatiere nit benz
ruiiiiden abler III 9rilanten, bic iibri=
gen Serren 9uiennaoelu aus yrilan=
ten uno Die in fleineren Rollen bei6df=
tiSten Serren Observation-Disclosures.
- Sin eiaentbiimlider un9liidsfaQ
bat iib oieier Sage in elmer Sabrit in
Wsiienau bel WainS ereignet: Elm
S6ornlteinfeaer, Der eineu Sabrit=
ihOrnliein 81 reini9en bate. blieb in
leBterem bdn9en. Im anoeren Sage
wuroe in Der SSabrit bemsrtt, oaB Der
S6ornitein peritppft mar unit nit
Silfe ponorei Shornlteiuiesern 9elnng
es oann nit pieler Wtilbe, ben un9liifs
liden aus ieiner 9eidbrli6en Sage su
befreien. Gr muBte in oas Soipital
Qebraht ueroen, oa er taum nod elm
Sebens5eiten bon lib 9ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
81

Gs mag w~iiienspertb fem gu erfubren
OaB Die uuerbeite MeoiSin um oas ermiis
Oete Neruenipitem gu elmer ~seiunOen
Gbatbiateit anSuipurnen electric gitterS
lit. 0ieies lit cine rein uesetabiIii9e
Wtebi;in uno wirtt baour6, baB lie Die
9teruencsntern i'm Masen uno in ben
9tieren neu ~anIpornt, uno inoem lie Die
Seber unb Die Nieren miloe anregt uno
Nielen Sr9anen bilft, Die llnreinjsteiten
beS gluteS abwerien. electric Vitters
perbeiiert ben Nppetit, bilft Der Ser
Sauuns uuo wiro Don 0enen, weI6e es
9ebraI6eu, alS bas bette Slutreiniz
9unssmittel uno ais oas bette StimuIas
tionsmittel seprieie II @nb in so Ste.
uno 800 6Iai6en pertauft in :. @.
&uete's IpOtbete, 5GS an Der 0tains
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
9cras.

- Die reue 2inie Yremen.Balpe
ton. Na6 elmer Sabrt BON Is Sa0en
uno IL S%tunoen 1T an 10. SttOber
Der NOrooeutihe GlOpo 0dmpier
.Sale" auf Der eriten Sabrt Der nsuen
Slnie Observation-Disclosures in Der leBteren
Staot ein9etrOiien, unter grocer ge-
9eiferuna Der SeuOlterun9. uelde lid
am Sanoun9splabe periammelt bate.
Die oSGle" brahte cine 9robe Shiitss
fra6t uno ll6 Ginmauoerer. Sir Die
&ilffabrt am 80. CIT. 1T bereits cine
pOlle SaounQ bon 400 Sonnen onQe.
meloet Doroen. Sie Nabrt perlisi
Obne llniNll. SrNu Pauline @eiB per=
Tor auf bober See ibr an Der 2unaens
sntsanouu9 %lsioeuoes. bier Sabre aItss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
WarbiGnO.

Die tbeucrite Yrieimarte. - Sen
l6hitcn 4reis, Der jemals fir cine
&rlcimarte erSielt 1T. bat tiirSli6 bier
in NmeritO Elm Stiif Der iebr ieltenen
@Iarte crrclAt, Die Der YOItmeiIter Sas
mes ID. &ubunOn i'm SABRE 1876 fir
Den POitUertebr in Der StnOt Yulti.
mOre UerUus9nbt bat. Die Metea
Stump 50. in Ct. Gpuis bat oieie
Mtarte, BON Der ii~berbaupt nlr spei
Grempldre betNnnt limb. an ben
GNmmler 8. u. GOItle fir ben 9reis
bOn 400 Dollars, b. /. rtlua Is, 600
9lH. Uert0uit. Die bcrii5mte .bl0ue
Ytouritius". Die i6On iiir 5000 bis
5000 2Rt. O~ertOuit ieiu ioll, III oamit
nm Elm SeoeutenOes 0eI6lOgen. preiie
bon me9rereH SaUienO Mart iiir cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
gofepbmum....

inter qeituug Der S6psiteru Der driitli6eu
Qiebe. (St. SoiepbS Qtabemie.)

inter 9situng Der S6wsiteru Der driitli6eu
Giebe. (St. Soiepbs atabemie.)
SieisS Suititut lieSt in einem Der 9eIuu,
beiten ulo rubiSiteu NeiioeuStbeile Gbitago's
in Der JtGbe oes i9atti9eu Sumbolot p0rts
uno III bon ben Sabub0ien aus bur3 Die
perihieoenem ~ bieiem Bart iiibreloeu
StraBeibabu: einieu ;I errei6en.
Der unterri6tsplaI umiaBt ale @eSen'
itdroe, bic gewObnlih IN bOberen anltaltel
9elebrt peroeu. auBeroem aber miro AUDI
ELL poultGnoi9er SausbaltungSsSnrlus err
tbeilt mlo 10 einem oriugenoeI Seoilrfntiie
absebolieu, oaS IN ben meiteItel 8reilen ims
mer 9ebistsriiber iid iiiblbar ma6t.
Die I'M Soiepbiuum beranwablenoen Rims
Der iouen prattiib iiir'S eeben erjo9en wers
ben ulo ibrer ,utiiniti9cu Steuung ni6t uur
6riitlide fromme SrunoidSe uIlo cine feline
9eoiegene gilbun9. ~ionoern aud aue niiBs
li6en 6e%nntniiie Wno Sertl9teiten entgegen.
brin9en, bic iie befGbigen, Oronuug, Slid
uno Sessn ouf ibrem Serufswess UNI iib 81
perbrelten.
Die G%roiiuuus beS Suititutes 1T am 2,
september. We9en anmelouu9 uno nGbe'
rer QuSfunit wenoe man lit al
SISTER SUPERIOR,
~Josephinum. Oakley Ave. s Le Moyne St
CAicaGa u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Sas Discovery rettete ictn
&cbcn.

Derr q. GoiQouettc, QtpOtbefer gu
3cauerSUiuc, ST., iogt: DR.. Kings
New Discovery i9ulOe i'd mein Qeben.
SAB wurOe pom ga Grippe befaQen uno
pcriu1e ale 2lerSte m%cilenpeit in Der
llmgcbuug, Obcr Obne Griol9 unO man
CAB mid ouf uno ertIartc, i9 weroe ni3t
ltbcn. "a i6 DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery in meinem StOre bate, i6itte i'd
fir cine 6laIde uno be9aun nit oeilen
Njcbrau6 uuO j6 wurOe pom Der eriten
COii9 an beicr unS mar na6 Gerbraud
hrcjcr 6loi6cn wicOcr ouf unb ging meis
ncn GcldGftIgungen nab. 9oiielbe 1T
iclm @cwj&t III Sob wertb. @ir mir
ben wcoer DEN EoOen nod OaS Oaus obne
boncIbe baItcn. l6olcn sic cine 9robe>
f.a'6e Tel ;. N. Jtuete, 568 Waiu.
GtroBc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Vew Seriep.

- Gin gliitli9er Suno. - Ginen
ebenio 9IiidliAen, als mertDitroi9er
6uuo mOaten jiin9It mebrere Wit9lIe.
Der Der SaptiitenE8 emeinoe gu Is o l.
Tiers drill in benz SburmG i6rel
Stride. welae an Dem @e9e Smii4eu
Dem 0%enanuien Srte uno GaltDile Itebt.
SOrt batten iib Yienen bGusli6 einQe=
rl6tet uno Wu6s uno Soni9 i'm 8e.
i0mmt9ewi9t bon nabesu 700 piunc
suiammen9etra9en. Ser GrlOs aus
Dem 6unoe bra1te Der arnlen @emeinoe
oas bubl1e Siimm1en bon $l25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Ve,p Yorf.

- Wit isiner Shpieaermutter einen
SpoB MAIDEN luoute iih ein Qcwilier
Sooter BON Gomepille uno brad
bel oerielben ein, INN 81 ieben, mas lie
nit einem tur5 3uDor 9etouften &epol=
Der ~anfOn9en wiiroe. Die padcre
S6wieAermama firdtete iih inoeiel
ni6t, ionoern iebte Oas S6ieBeiien
prompt in Sbdti9telt, mas fir SOOtcr
Den Scrlult ieines redten grnes CUR
Sol9e bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
YudIen's 9(rnica SaIbe.

0ie bette SaIbs in Der 8elt fir
S3nittpunoen, 9auti9iriunsen, @uns
ben, @eI4wire, SaIShuB, 6ieberpuns
ben, S4orf. %seiprunsene 9duoe, 5roits
beulen, ~ardbenausen, uno ale Sautents
Siincunsen uno 1T cine iidere 9eiluns
fiir Sdmorboioen. gs piro sarautirts
oaB baS Utittel p%outcmmene @enu9,
tbuuns sibt wenn ni9t, piro bas 9elo
,uriterltr !tet. Yreis % Gents per
S4a3teI. - gu uertauien bel Z. %.
Ruete, N~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
SDatinMcm iprc6cm Iauter

Ole Wogtc. Ile NUn0erte BON Nel=
luuQen. WeIAe Our6 oNs olte ibweiser
QGilmjttel 6Orni'5 NlpentrQuter Slui=
Iclcbtr beulrtt wuroen, iprchen lauter
Ui@ @Orte. 9ii6t mas mir ONfiir be0ns
1puuMcn, lOnOern mas IS DOlbrinQt,
~ljciert Den Yetpti5. Wenu ibr Elm Su=
OerldiliQe5 Mtittel iiir o0s 8lut nOtb=
lyenOi9 babt, 10 frO9t nNh 6Orni's Nl=
Qeutrouter @IUtbeIer. SIT er nibt in
Der 8eQenO gu b0ben, 10 iAreibt I'M
yluatuuit al Or. Yeter 6abrnep, Gbi=
cu9O, ST.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Gbrontk.
Jnlano.
Colorado.

Tor 0cuDer cling oieier Sage
bic Qr0Bte @OtOmptjDe, lUel6e jem0ls
i'm Q8cIten in Gienjt 0~eltellt wuroe,
Uuo cine Der QrOBtcu in BEN Ser. StG0=
len, gu elmer YrObeiGbrt nNh Yueb!O
ob. Der 3uQ bcItano aug A. g8agen
uno p0r ungciQbr 1900 SUB lang.
Sos @cpi1t per GOtOmotiDe betrd9t
illMfmDIjcb3iQ GOnncn uno es niro
noroU@0eiegt, ooB tie unter auBerge-
w0bnlihen &erbdltuiiien i'm Stonoe III,
i~unimoijebii9 WteiIen in oer Stunoe
5uriiG3lIeDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Sutnois.

- Sn cinem in Is bica9o eri6ei=
nenOen TlNtte eri6ieu tilr8liA cine an=
5gI0e IOIQenoen Snbalts: Sin QebilOe=
Ter DOrnebmcr Serr, Der aus friiberen
b~eiIeren 3G9en ni6ts als eiueu unper=
wiliIiNen Ntu9en bebulten bat, ipiiui6t
III elnem &%eitNur0nt ae9en freie Solt
ais SoreIer unO 9lnreiSer 5lm Srinten
5u iun0ieren. Na6 Dem @iisu miro er
0urA elneu unoerWuitlibeu SumOr uno
ule Oerlle9enOe 9eiterteit gauge GsisQs
f9ultCu umterAalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

Sriefmnrte iino as0enudrtig. no Die
Bbilotelis beinnoers in gn9lNno, 6ront=
reid uro Mmerifa iebr al Der WOOe
1T, 9ar feline Seltenbeit mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Staat Sbto, o,

Sucos Souutp, IS.
6rant :. 9beucp bsibp6rt, eab sr Der dltere
Partner Der Sirma j. ). Gbeuep & 80. III, wsIbe
Cel1alte IN or Stabt &oleoo. in oben9euanntem
eounIp uuo Staate tbut, uuo bag beiastt Sirma bic
Summe pom Elm b II nj ert DollarS mr. ieoeu SAL
pom Satarrb beSubleu pirO, Der onrt ben 4sbrIud
pon 9GllS SGtarrb zRur Mot sebetlt msroeu
fam. Sraue G. Sbeuep.
Sjns 8eihporen DOR mir uno untsridries
~"S' Ten IN meiner Segeupart am q
'' .Scpiember, u. .. 'S6.
VI. ". Sl eao on, 0ieutlther 9totar.
Sou'S Satarrbzsur wiro iuuerli6 esnommsu, uuo
Dtrtt brett aui baS Slut Ine bic ihletmtsen Sheridaen
ssS SDitems. EaBt @ud .Seu9utle trei Suiaidsr.
i. !. Sbeuep, X Z o., Goleoo, ..
SY 8ertauft pon alien apotbetern, IS Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20

S06terber. Die 2ti6c wuroe CUR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an 6. October in
Die See p~erIentt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-20
Sreie Staot BAN bur g.
u beinprpbin3.

- Cine luiti9e Sunbeaeididte ereiQ-
nete lid lebtbin in elmer rbeiniiden
8rDBItnot. Sommt ou in elmer beleb=
ten StraBe Elm Wann oubsr9e9an9sn.
benz in eben oerielben Strobe Dor eini,
ger 3sit Elm Suno bic Soie serriiisn
bate. ObQlei6 oas SunOepieb nit einsm
Waultorb Oerieben mar. Wan tam
es Dem Wann wirili6 ni6t perar9en.
wenn er in SOl9e oeiisn allen Sunoe,u.
orin9lihteiten 9eQeniiber lih ublebnsno
perbGlt. ME er oies t6nt. Sin Suno
Lief ibm 9erGume 3eit belleno nab; oer=
ielbe lieB ii6 bierpon crit re6t nibt abs
bGlten. ais Der @eriOlQte i'm nit iei.
mem Ge9enIdirm gu Usriheuhen iudte;
er oran9 iebt nod mebr Nui ben Wann
Elm. wslh' leBtcrer uunmebr benz Sunoe
eInen uber Die StnauSe 3O9. S6nsQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-15
THE TOWN OF BULUWAYO.
Two Years Ago Matabele kraal, 1t
Now Has Clubs md Hotels.

Buluwayo has become Unexpectedly, and
through no desire on its part, the center OF
unusual interest to all British people. A
little more than two years ago 1t was the
chief kraal of the old Lobengula and his
dusky warriors. Then the irrepressible
Britisher stepped in. claimed it for his
own and fashioned and modelled il into the
semblance of a motherland township, with
most Of the conc omitants that so to make
up a civilized community.
Now we alarmed, says the Pail Mall
Gazette. with the news that the Matabeles
have risen in force, and are irreSiStibly
reminded of the struggles in the earlier
parts of this century between the white
pioneers and the kaffirs.
No better idea of the position occupied by
Buluwayo today could be obtained than by
a glance through the columns of its paper
The Buluwayo Chronicle is a well-printed
eight-page journal, printed twice weekly,
and containing a brave show of advertise
ments as a testimony to the enterprise Of
the settlers. Already the editor finds cause
to chasten: There are various events oc-
curing in Buluwayo which denote the
transition of the town from the rough-and-
ready period to that of the settled stage.
Men are more careful in their dress and
the age of starched shirts and dress suits
has arrived. The free and careless order
Is relesated to the old, obstinate pioneers
who will not charge. But if the change
has its good side. it also has its reverse,
for there is not the dependence on the word
that there was in other times. The law
yers are more busy and the reading of this
or that clause Is now contes ted and a
judicial decision obtained, where previously
the spirit in which the contract was en-
tered into was religiously acted up to-"
Buluwayo too, has its club number of
hotels. stock exchange (as a matter of
course) building society on mutual prin-
ciples, chamber of comm cree a circuit
court, a polo club and a lodge of Free
Masons. True, a remnant of primitive
habits survives here and there. What shall
we say, for instance. of the stubborn old
pioneers who persist in turning their horses
adrift IN Sth avenue to make their way
back unattended to the stables?
English farmers will turn green with
envy on reading the prices paid for produce
in Buluwayo. Butter realizes from shil-
lings to Is shilllngs pence per pound
Eggs are to be had for modest little sums
varying from shillngs pence to II shil-
lings per dozen, though this is somewhat
difficult of comprehension, when fowl are
only worth from 3 shillings pence to G
shillngs each. Do not the hens Law In
Matabeleland? And If they do not, whenc e
come the fowls? Cabbage, too, is at a
premium being worth from shllings 20 4
shillngs pence each. Probably the peo-
pie of Buluwayo dispense with butter,
eggs and Cabbage, as superfiuous luxuries,
unless they are all becoming wealthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-15
JAPAN IN FORMOSA.
She Has Put an End to the islands
Trade In Opium for Smoking.


Trade in Opium for Smoking.
Letter in the London Times
We have received from Formosa informa-
ton that the Japanese government, not
withstanding the protests of merchants en-
gagged in the opium trade, has resolved no
longer to permit the trade to be carried on
The decree, issued in the Chinese Ian
guage by the japanese governor Of For
nosa. bears date of February 81 1t for
bids the importation of opium into For
mesa except as medicine, as in other
parts or the Japanese empire Those
among the Chinese who are victims to the
habit. and who might suffer by It's sudden
cessation. are to be provided for on eppli-
cation to the authorities, the supply being
solely through government office This is
the adoption, with one of the amendments
hitherto vainly urged by the Society for
the Suppression of the Opium Trade and
by thurman officials. of the plan recently
put in force by the Indian government in
thurman as regards the Burmans and
karens, and which has resulted in dimin-
ishng the consumption of opium in Dur-
man in the year 1S!4-95 by more than one
kalf as compared with the preceding wear
Prlvate sale and purchases are entirely
forbidden.
BY this measure the Japanese government
has boldly attacked the opium vice in lis
earliest Chinese home, Formosa having
Deen, according to DR.. Edkins' historical
sketch Of the trade in China. the first por-
ton of the Chinese empire in which the
habit of opium smoking became known.
and from which 1t spread to the mainland
OF China at the commencement Of the last
century. This prompt and resolute action
taken In their newly acquired territory by
the rulers of Japan, wisely solicitous lest
the vice which has honeycombed China
should extend to its own shores, forms a
striking contrast with the fear professed
by the Indian government lest 1t should
cause disturbance by interfering with a
habit only INDUCED in by some four In a
thousand of the population subject to its
control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-15
DOGS THAT CHASE MEN.
BlOOdhOunds as Aids to the Police I'm
Tracking FuEitfves From Justice.

In England the rural constabulary in
some cases, asking for bloodhounds to
aid in detection of poacht rs and criminals
To show hat some good recults would fol-
low, the superintendent of police Of a coun-
try district has Sc mt to the Field the follow
ing attested Lar1a alive, published in the is
sue of March 2S:
Some time this year 2 constable was out
in the early morning, when, about G:3O a M,
he came across couple of notorious poach.
ers who were walking along a footpath
through some fields. They, seeing the con-
stable, called out in alarm as q signal to
their companions, who were no doubt COM
ing behind. Owing to the darkness the lat
ter escaped, but the coastal BILE took some
rabbits and nets from the men he had met
for being in the possession of which under
such circumstances they were later on duly
punished. At 9daybreak the constable, ac-
companied by young bloodhound bitch,
returned to the place, and was able to dis
tinguish the footsteps of a number of men
who had come cut of turnip field. They
had separated, some going in one direction,
others in another. The hound was put up
en- the tracks, and, with her rose to the
ground. she hunted them across two fields
going straight up to surdry bags of game
which had been hidden in a hedgerow. So
far so good; but the constable was not yet
satisfied, and he took his mound back to
where she had originally been laid on the
line This time she went off in another di-
rection, and soon left the policeman far be-
hind. He, following up, however, ultimate
ly found her standing a another hedgerow.
where more bags of game were found con-
cealed. These were secretly watched all
day, but the poachers must have smeled
rat, for none of themselves or their fami-
lies came near This is rather to be Won
dered at, for the bags were numerous and
their contents valuable. At night the con-
stable and the lessee of the shooting con-
cealed themselves near the place where the
first lot of game was discovered. Now they
had not lor G to wait, for in about half an
hour there came a sound of approaching
footsteps. and two men appeared, who i'm
mediately appropriated the bags and their
contents, which included nets and the usual
poachers' paraphernalia. They were at
once recognized, ard, the spoil taken from
them. Were allowed to go. Summonses fol-
lowed in due course. and when the case
was heard plea was set up that they had
not taken the game themselves but had
been sent for it by their mates. Fines of
40s. and costs were imposed, or, failing the
payment, months imprisonment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-15
Is THIS LOVE:
Rev. Anna Shaw Discovers q Real
Man Out West.

From the San Francisco Examiner.
Prof. Edward Griggs of Stanford Univer-
sity, who is thirty years old, handsome and
brilliant, talked recently before the wo-
mems congress, on THE Modern Change in
Ideals of Womanhood."
While Prof. Griggs was speaking. Rev
Anna Shaw did not remove her eyes from
him. AS he progressed, her look of Intense
interest gave way to one CT great citation.
She had at last discovered a perfect man.
her ideal of husband, and she could hard
ly await the conclusion of Pref. Griggs'
lecture &c proclaim the fact. As soon as he
HAD finished. che WAS o. her feet, and in q
voice of trii-:nph was declaring:
1.-The man rho thinks these thoughts and
lives this life Is the man 20 60 with ideal
woman.
At this, The applause was so tremendous
that Pref. GriSgs, who had mo1esty with
drawn. was compelled to return ard bow
his thanks.