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The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
THE THiNo ron coLoRApo.
4 10n0 WhisA Takss Wassr b. thu
otssaa's Ovn Force.

= b0no WhbeA TAkes Water by II,
otsss0's Ova Force.
Mseoula. Montana, has developed
eoWothlnE new In the way ri
hydraulics In the form Of !.
scrsw pump-that is. pump whici
may be operated by the current ol
any Sowing stream by the simple sub
meegence Of the wheel In the current
!ne object Of this invention is TO pro
Spce . simple, compact. portable
pumping machine, which IL adapted tc
% p!afed In a current of water and
inefeby be operated, and which In
I!sest comprises all the necessary ma.
cninery for utilizing the force Of the
current for pumping water to nm eie. ole
vatlon, when 1t may be used for irri.
cation and other purposes. It IL
claimed by Louis +. Miller, the in.
ventor, that these pumps, with a four.
Inch pipe, placed In the water, re-
Quiring no fuel, no attention and no
piers or barges for anchorage, In fact.
depending upon the current of the
stream alone for power. will pump a
Thousand gallons OF water an hour in
nve-mile current. and as the current
increases SO will the volume of water.
winch can he pumped to an elevation
OF from seventy-five to 100 feet, vary.
Ing with the rapidity of the current.
Inc mechanism OF the machine
works on the inside OF a cOnical- l-shaped
galvanized casing, the casing having
screws somewhat similar to the pro-
pellers on n steamboat. Thia aas,as.
Is free to turn upon IA hollow axle, this
axle having a closure between the in
let's to the diaphragm chamber and
serving the double purpose OF an axle
and inlets to the pumping mechanism.
The action Of the current on the screws
or screw-shaped wings attached to the
casing causes the case to be revOlved
upon the hollow axle. On the inside
OF this case and attached to 1t Ii a cam,
which. through suitable connections,
changes the rotary to a reciprocating
motion and operates the pump. The
pumping power is OF novel construc-
tion, and consists of two concaye,
saucer-shaped discs attached to the
hollow axle. and a cross-head, free to
move or slide upon the hollow axle,
with convex discs that fit into the
concave discs attached to the axle on
or near the center Of the movable discs
and to the outside edge of the fixed
discs are fastened heavy hydraulic
canvas diaphragms. The rotary mo-
tion Of the case imparts to the CROSS
head and discs attached thereto
through the medium of the cam, a
rocker shaft and connecting links, a
reciprocating motion that causes the
movable discs to seat or close into
the f1xed discs, and no fills and dis
charges each chamber alternately and
20 gives a constant flow. The inlet
and discharge valves are attached to
the hollow axle ut each end.
The pump is anchored In the stream
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
WHAT THE MINE BOSS KNOWS.

1e"sdays . Collasry Manager Must u.v.
. s.aatsssaas of the s.,e,rss,
ihe 1b1ectS. in addition TO the th,,.
RS, which intending collierv msn...
should endeavor to set . thoroush
.nowiedse of. says Science and Art
raining. are rs follows: 1. Geolo-
70 which gives them knowledge q,
- rocks forming the earth and the
nations In which coal Is found: also
tne faults. dkes, washouts. etc.
cn interrupt the continuation of
ooal seams. 2. Boring and sinking +.
aosiedse Of which is required in open
s new royalties and in searching for
60 seams that have been disclosed by
Ia, etc. 3. The practical working
mines. which enables them to lay out
ne on the most advantageous sys-
.ns OF working. hauling and drainage.
fanciples of mechanics, which ena-
o'ee Them to know the strength OF
peem, sirders. ropes and chains re-
au'rel Tor different kinds of work; also
the iorse power Of engines required
10! wnding. hauling and pumping cer-
tain Quantities OF water. 5. Steam. COM
pseSsa air by electricity; the properties
q seam and the principles Of the
steat engine enable them to use steam
econmicaily and to the best adyant-
ase nd to superintend the erection of
Sne1es and be help to them In pur-
ene now engines; compressed ar,
>nabl.s them to know the ad-
s-Ise se of 1t ever steam for driving.
@ and col-cutting machines;
oty, 80 that they may know
,nihr Of the advan ages of electric
.Isnsiihs a'd lighting aid of the trans
mission = OF l?wer for long distances.
.. Mine ventifs'ion, gases, coal dust,
lighting OF mines, Explosives and blast
Ing; a thorough knovledge Of these, If
properly carried out, hsures the safe
working of mine and Will considera-
bly, reduce the causes Of EXPLOSIONS. T.
Surveying. because the manager is re-
sponsible for the plans to be pro-
duced to the inspector and for his work
ings trespassing into other royalties
and for leaving sufficient coal under
surface erections, etc. 8. The coal
mines regulation act, which should be
well understood to comply with the
act In all its details for safety. 8. And
last, but not least. he must study man
kind. 80 as to be able to deal properly
with and manage men Of all shades of
opinion.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
TO CALL THE DOCTOR.
1t Is Now Proposed That Country Phyai.
clans Utilize Hominx Pigeons.


clans Utilize IIoninx Pigeons.
Thanks perhaps more than to any
thing else to the successful use of hom-
Ing pigeons by the French government,
both in military and naval maneuvers,
there has been general revival of In
terest in the subject of the possibilities
OF the utilization OF these birds as
means of rapid communication be-
tween points that are for various rea-
sons unconnected by the usual means
OF communication, says the New York
Journal. The Medical Record and sev-
the great benefits that medical praetL
.tiona.a In sparsely settled districts may
derive from carrier-pigeOn service. Tie
idea seems to have been successfully
tnaugurated by several medical men,
who have written of their experiences.
The plan Is for the doctor who ID ex-
pecting a call from a distant farm or
hamlet beyond telephone or telegraphic
service, 10 carry one or more homing
birds to the point with instructions to
release the feathered messenger when
bis services may be required. The pos
dbilities of the homing pigeon have
never been estimated fully.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
GREAT PROBLEM FOR WOMEN.
II Can BE Solved II Women VIII Work
Together.

IL Can BE Solved II Women Will Work
Together.
Discussing the solution OF Women S
Most Vexing Problem"-domestic serv-
ice-in the Ladies' Home Journal, Ed
ward W. Box insists that, first of all.
women must drop a lot of outside
problems with which they are at pres
ent graphing, but which, after all, on
ly Indirectly concern them. Important
they may be. in general sense, but
not one-hundredth part as important as
is this problem which Is exclusively
theirs. Foreign missions, the ballot,
p>-sshfhenI,, 'tfre irmerbrHnufr OF 1-tmH
poor@it will be well enough for women
to labor for all these causes when their
own more immediate problems are set
tied. The servant-girl problem is far
more important at present than any Of
these. Other problems are general in
their effects: this one strikes at the
very heart of the American home. We
do not begin to realize how Intimately
associated is this problem with our
happiness. It concerns every man, wo-
man and child. But true charity be-
gins at home. and we have heathens in
few of our kitchens who need civiliz-
ing and educational influences just as
much as do the natives of India's coral
strand. I have nothing to say against
woman's work in foreign missionary
societies, good government clubs, or
charity organizations Of whatever sort
But l do say this: that scores Of wo-
men are employing efforts in those di-
rections which ought to be employed in
the solution Of matters nearer home
Women can solve this domestic prob
lem II they will. But they must get to-
xether and work unxedly. II they do
venture to say that in year or two
there will be no such thing as the ser
vant-girl problem, for 1t will have been
solved"
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
Take Care of Your Wheel.

When your bicycle makes n noise 1t is n
sure sign that something Is wrong. The
perfect running machine is noiselcss. Loose
tools will rattle. and should be so wrapped
that they Will not he heard from: jingling
sound usually means that spokes have
broken loose from their fastenings at cross
ing points; n distinct click indicates spokes
l0osened at the rim; what might he termed
jogging noise is usually caused by loose
crank; loud Swapping almost invariably
comes from dry chain and n loose sprockct
will thump. No matter what the noise Is or
from what part Of the machine II comes. 1t
indicates trouble that should be promptly
attended to.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
WHIPPING POST IN BOSTON
Even women Were Not spared Publ
ChastAemsnt.

Even women We're Not spared Public
ChAstnemsnt.
Alice Morse Earle, in an article on
DPunishmerts of Bygope Days" in the
Cbap-BoeR, after giving John Taylor
the Wster Poets rhymed description
of ccporal puDtshnent in London. ex-
nla.ns how rapidly nosging came into
n.e ip Boston. The whipping post was
sssa112s,dn 6f tine court neid nov. oV'
tR0. one man was sentenced to be
wi,med for stealing loaf of bread,
,rsther for shooting fowl on the Sab
bah. another for swearing. another for
le.ying . boat without a pylott.' Then
q. resd of John Pease that for "stryk-
,,r his mother and derydins her ne
s,aiha vhipt." Lying, swearing, tax
i,e Snlse toll, perjury. selling rum &c
tse Indians-all were punished by
vhs,uinx. Pious regard for the Sao
No. vss fiercely upheld by the sup
nost Of the whipping post. In l6A'
Rorer Scott, for repeated sleeping Of
~ Lords day" and for striking tn
n.r.oo who walked him from his god
II. slumber, was sentenced to be se
verr1v whipped. Women were nc
,sered public chastisement. The sil
a rrepAecy" was at once subdued
reca by Iashes, as was unwomanl
csfY1aSo.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
What the Matter Is.

The statistics that have just been
published by the national census de-
partment contain some startling fig
ures in relation to the unemployed.
Those statistics, it will be remembered
were collected during the year 1890,
the year after the Inauguration Of
President harrison, and the year Of
the Mckinley bill. During that, a nor
mally prosperous year, we learn that
out of 22, 2,735,G ,G61 persons who had to
work for wages, comprising 1S, ,S21 900
males and 3,014,571 females, there
were 3,523. $50 of them unemployed
fom one to three months. 1885, Alb
from four to six months, and 338, Az
from seven to twelve months. Prac-
tically that means that there were l.
339672 persons who that year found
no employment at their calling, or,
in other words, there were sol per
cent Of the wage earners Of the Unit
ed States debarred by our fdiotic in
dustrial system from earning a live
Nhood. Now, IL that was the case in
a year like 1880, what must be the
proportion Of the unemployed at pres
ent? A very conservative estimate
will make 1t at least from 10 to 20
per cent, that Is, from about 31k mil
lions to millions. In the face Of these
startling figures is 1t any wonder we
He6ufu; ;.mtannc--s1I fte.phisat-ssais
ment:
"The number of suicides lately re
ported in the United States u start
ling. Life IL dear, and this country
10 q lovely one in which to live. Wbai
can the matter beT
II the editor Of the Record viii con
slider the above figures he will have M
need to ask, what can the mattel
beY,-The People.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
An Appeal for AssIstance

The man who IL charitable to himself will
listen to the mute appeal for assistance made
by his stomach or his liver, in the shape OF
llvers dyspeptic unalms and uneasy sensa-
lions In the regions of the gland that Sc
,retes his bile. Ilostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. my dear sir, or madam--as the case
may be-is what yon require Hasten to use
4 you are troubled with heartburn. wind In
the stomach, or NOTE that your skin or the
whites of your eyes are taking a sallow hue.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
Mssss wns.

Ths invsntion Of Alabastins marked
. new era in wall coatings. and from
ths standpoint Of the building owner
vas . most important discovery. II
has fron . small bsginning branched
cut into every country Of the civihseo
world. The name ''kalsomine" has pc
cone 20 Offensive to property owners
that manufacturers OF cheap .kaa.o
mine preparations are now eeiins
then By some other name. and At
tempting to sell on tie Alabastins COM
paAy's reputation.
Throush extensive adveftising and
psfsouai uss, the merits Of tie durable
Ahhestins are 20 thoFouGhly known
that the people insist on geting the1s
euoAe aad viii take no chance q spoai.
ing tAsar walls for . possible saving Q,
at he most but few centA Inee !
! = aGain demonstrated that merit WINS
snA that manufacturers o( nfse-elaa
artielss will b. sapposteA ~ N
U
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

oy means Of cross-arm and guy lines |
running to each shore or to piles driven
IN the bed Of the stream.-San Francis-
co Call.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

In the head In one day. All Druggists refund
the money if 1t falls to cure. 25 cts. SURE
CURE FOR CATARRH AND HAY FEVER
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

Italy gives to the world outside her borders
2JO0,OO.OOO oranges; Spain. 14.0DO. 900. 900
Portugal, SO.0O0.OOd: Paraguay. 6O.OO0,0O0
Florida nearly as many as Paraguay.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

Tourist-"You have a quiet community
here, supposeY" Dentist-"Well, moi near
!y. every red headed man In the place has
belfeTe f1so's cure Is the -omy meuicrne
that will cure consumption.-Anna NJ. Ross
Wllllamsport. Pa. Nov. u. 1895.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

In Vienna the servant girl is not permit
ted to climb ont on the window sill to clear
windows without n safety belt and rope at
tached to 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

"Bobby cried dreadfully when he got out
IN the country" '.What was the matter
with htm?" "He said the wild flowers
turea,"
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

''If ever get to be celebrity l mean /
be gracious to everybody" "Well. II yo,
began by being gracious to everybody nov
ion't you think that would give YOU son
ground for being considered II celebrityl"
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
!. ,....ee. E,.r1 p.y Ih.rs.

-~n-Do you really thank there's
>.veSa.s In the theosophical theory
essH nesoJe die and come to life again !
neHaneun- Certainly. Don't you read
~ news from Cuba?-New YORK
WN9A
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarsts.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
l0c. II C. c. c. fail, druggists refund money.
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic, lOc or 30
II G. G. G. fail to cure. druggists refund money
The Meeker herald., 1897-05-01
!: e.. .'s,:s y.s s.s Thompson. Eye water.

CIT pleu quickly. Send for 900 Inv Wanted
uIt nun Edgar Tate 4 Co. 2&5 Broadw ori.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
Change OF Time.

The Queen & Crescent changes time
Sunday, February 28th. Schedules be-
tween Cincinnati and Lexington are
shortened up on several trains. The
Blue Grass Vestibule leaves Cincinnati
at 400 p. m, instead of 4:15 arriving al
Junction City at 500 p. m. Train No
3, leaving Cincinnati at 500 p. M,
reaches Georgetown 1915 p. m. North.
bound train No. leaves Somerset 1916
instead of 1925 p. M, Georgetown 3:1e
and arrives Cincinnati sos p. m. Othe,
trains practically unchanged.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
1t Will Do You Good.

ARE you constipated? Do you have
Sick Headaches ? Is your Nervous
system, Liver or Kidneys out of order !?
If so, cure yourself by using Wright's
Celery Tea. 1t improves the complex
ion. Price 25c., sold by w. T. Brooks.
Druggist.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02
ADVERILSING RATES.

displays, one dollar per inch for first inser.
non half rates each insertion thereafter.
Locals, or reading notices, ten cents per
me. me eacn insertion. Locals in black type,
twenty cents per line each insertion
FRACTIONS OF lines count as full lines when
running at line-rates
Obituaries, cards of thanks, calls on candi-
dates, resolutions of respect and matter of q
like nature, ten cents per line
special rates given for large ADVERTISE
ments and yearly cards.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02

Mrs. Chas. Darnell and daughter,
Miss Blanche, returned Saturday from
Lexington, accompanied by the Misses
Frazee, who will be their guests for sew
eral days.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02

Mr.. j. A. Cowdery, of Lyons, Kansas,
has been here for the past week, and has
purchased the celebrated McGibbon
Jack from Mr.. g. r. Turner. This
jack is considered the finest in the state.
Mr.. Cowdery also bought a very fine
two-year-old of Ed. Layson, and will
also ship car of the finest bred AL
derny and Jersey cows.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-02

A. T. FORSYTH, Auctiopeer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
gus ssnrdt pes s1epelens.

Was bic 8erebtfamteit Der bsuti9en Mbge=
orbneten 8artbolbt unb 8ud i'm 6au5e ni9t
bepirfte, bas bat i'm Senat bic Sur@t bpr
Glepelanb bentrft.
9as 9als nabm bic @intpanberungsz
Sin bes Senutors 2obge nit alien 8erf9drz
fungen an. Der Se11dt aber- bat iie, uni
3tpar auf bas Nnbrdngen i6res 8aters 2poge
fefbf, an bas Conference.-The beiber 9du=
fer 5u abermaltger 8eratbung 5uriidbertpiez
fen.
Dies seI6ub aus 5ur9t Dor einem getr
bes BrGiibenten Glebelunb, peG9es ni9t iibel
ben 9aufen geporfen perben fDnnte, nit
ia bic beri9drfte Sin i'm 0aufe nur mi
fleiner Mebrbett (teinespegs NIT 3peiorit=
IszMebrbeit) a%ngenommen pur0e.
Wte @lebelanb inherent Sqinoi1er Send=
tor Palmer, Der leiber balb Elm Grfenutol
fem tpiro, auseinanbergefebt but, it er ge.
gen bieienigen 8eftimmungen, pel9e eint
Srennung bon Sanilien berbetfi6ren t0nn=
ten, nnb ge9en Die un6eitimmte Sdfung ben
Spra9entluufel. 2ebterer @innanb grin=
bet ii9 ppbG buraut baB Der 4usorud
pSanbes1pra9e" in Der Bin gu f9tperer
NfiBbeutung fii6ren fOnnte. 60 3. 3. it
8eaug auf ginpanoerer aus RuBlanb. @ielt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
Ser

Ser 8ene3uelaz8ertrag lit ieBt 9lii6li9
unter 9a9 gebrudt. Die Mit9Iieber bes
59iebsgeri4ts finb e%rndnnt, unb g~egenieiz
tig angenommen tpDroen, unb es feblt muir
no3 bic 3uitimmung oes @ongrefes BON
@ene3ueld, an BET ni9t mebr gu o~tpeifeln
1T.
SIS feien bier fura bic 8sitimmungen bes
9ertrdgs np9 einnnal ongefiibrt. 0us
S9iebsgeri9t foq aus flint Suriiten be-
fteber, tpobon Stpet bonn Suiti5zNusf4uB bss
9ebetmratbs (ober @eIammtmintiterilms)
BON 9roBbritannien, elmer bonn Prdiibenten
Der Ser. Stddten unb elmer bonn Obergez
ri9t Der Ser. @taaten gu ernennen 1paren.
9ieie Wo6l 1T britif6erfeits. auf Baron
6erf9eG unb Sir &i9arb 9enn Collins,
dmerifdni19erIeits auf ben Sberri9ter MeGz
billie SO. Suffer unb bas Obergert4tszMttz
gGieb 9abib s. 8retper gefalen. Oieie bier
BADEN, innerbalb BON brti Monaten, einen
f%iinften SSuriiten gu tpdblen, unb II fuGs
lie ii9 ni9t in bieier 3eit iiber bic PerI0n>
li9feit einigen fDnner, 1T berIelbe bonn &Dz
Mig BON S9tpeben at ernennen unb Ipu odnn
8prItbenber bss S9iebsgeri9ts fem. Our9
Sob eintretenbs 8acan5en ftnO bur6 Wabt
Ieitens bes Sbergeri9ts bpn @nglanb pber
Der Ser. 9toaten gu befeben. Sci @ntfheiz
bung Der Streitfragen 1T bas Sribunal an
folgenbe 8orf9riften gebunben: Siinf8igz
idbriger ~t6utIG9li9er, tperin au9 tpiberre9t=
liher 8efib ion Elm 9utes Nnre9t biEben;
aue &e6te unb 4nfpri9e irgenb pelber Sea-
tur biirfen bon ben S9iebsri9tern drerz
tannt unb beitdtigt iperOen, apenn lie bpr Dem
internatipndlen 8e4te giiltig iinb; tpenn Bel
S~eftiteaung 6er @ren5linie bas 9ebiet Der
einen 9urtei CUR s3eit Oes 8ertragsz0 3 tums
i'm 8eIiB Der 1ntert6anen pber 8irger Der
dnberen gartei gefunben 4purbe, 10 1on 1ol=
3em 8eIiB ipl9e Entertaining tperben, tpie
es 8ernunft, 8iui9teit, @ere9tigteit unb Die
@runbfdbe bes internationalen Re9ts erforz
bern.
9en Mitgliebern bes S9iebsgeri9ts if
es CUR Pfllat 9ema9t, 1e95tg Sage na9
@mpfdng Der gebrudten &rgumente in paz
ris 5ufammen5utreten, iie f0rnen aber nadz
Der irgenb et1en unberen Srt Der 3ufamz
mentunft tpd6len. Qne @ntf9etbungen fnb
bur4 Maioritdt gu treffen. sSebe Der @er=
trd9smd9te bat einen @ertreter bor Dem
Sribunal au ernenten. 0ie @ntf6eibuna
1T tDenn mD9li3 in 3eit BON brei Monaten
mad S4luB Der 8laibobers gu treffen.
BON ben beiben englii6en Mitgliebern bes
tribunals itebt 8arOn Yfarrer SerIden
(ein aa4tpmme Der beriihmten Ser59els)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
meatn1eo's et6erbaun,tnifter.

Cine Geographic Sames @iGfpn's
1T bereits, bel Der offi3iDien Melbung ieiner
@rnennung, in %unIeren Selegrapbenipalten
mttget6eilt porben.
Snbem Mc&inlep biefen i'm Nuslanbe Gin
S9Ottlanb) geborenen Mann ieinem @abt@
net einberleibt, gtebt er cine i9aGenbe Sbrz
feige ienen NattptIten, tpel4e aus Dem Sc
Ieb, pona9 Bel Grle0igung Der prdiibent=
T9aft unb ber Experimentation auglet9
bic Brd1ibentf9aft bur9 elm Mitglieb bes
ietpeiligen Cabinets berieben tperben i'm,
ben uaOerf4dmten S4luB 3ieben, baB iiberz
baupt fem i'm Nuslanb @ebprener Cabinets
mitglieb tperben tonne.
STIR WtlfOn fpri9t bas 3eugniB, nel9es
ibm Elm langidbri9er fdbiger unb e6renz
tpertber politif9er 9egner ausiteGt, nGmli9
Der beutf4e Democrat" in Davenport =
Der fuBt lein l1rtbeil in benz Sag 3ufammen:
u8enn Soma bur9 etnen &epublifaner
i'm @abinet oertreten nerben 1oG, 10 giebt es
unter ben iebtgen politifern nur tpenige, bic
it6 fir Die Gbre better eisnen, ais Sama
Sim
ueber bic Gntitebung bes oben9enannten
Spibnamens erfa6ren mir aus berfelben
Quele: Wilfon lei in Soma algemein unter
benz Namen uSdma Sim" befannt. 9iefc
8e3ei9nung babe er a1s gongreBmann bor
ungefdbr 20 Sabren na6 feinem 6eimatbs=
@ountp Samla erbalten 3ur unteri9eibunq
bon benz anberen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SSaz
mes s. 8ilfpn BON Satrftelb in Soma, mel
3er 1pGter Mtitglieb bes @enats tpuroe.
DIS cine Der G9atten1eiten Des Mdnnea
fiibrt bieIelbe 3eitung an, buB er bor Sa6ren
letber au9 prdiioent Der Semperen5zMKo=
citation bon SSSDfDu mar.
@1s berielben AuelIe erfe6en mir u6er,
baB 8ilfpn als tii9tiger 2anbtpirtb unS als
boAOerbienter profeHor BET etaatsaderbau=
I3ule fiA bic ertpiini6te fa9mdnnif6e Slid
tigfeit fir fem neues Nnt ertporben bat.
@r pirb dtfo Elm ipiirbtget Na9folqer beg
aus9e5ei9neten gleDeGunb'i@en Nderbau=
mtniiterS Morton fem. unb feline Sempes
ren3f9ruIlen. tpenn er fie iiberbaupt nod
bat, ldBt er bel Der l1eberi iebelung nabWa16.
i1gton boffentli9 gu 9uufe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-10
WcRinleD 1tttS u. g. 81.

WGbrenb 0es lebten W~a6ltumpfes tpurbe
Me&inlep oielfa9 no ni6t aIs eigentli9es
Nttglieo Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4merican
9rptectioe &fociution, 10 bod als Inbdnger
ibrer @runOiGBe Oeri4rieen. Namentli4
aud fatboltf9e Deuti9e Stimmgeber iu9te
man burh bsS @ei9rei ein5uI9ii9tern.
Quf 9runb 5uOerIdftgfter @rt1nbigunz
gen unb Mttt6eilungen erfldrte bumuls Die
nSainOis Thanksgiving" Die es 8ef9rei fir
oDutg un6egriinbet, unb mics mad, buB DC
&itleb i'm politiifen 2a6en pie i'm Yribatz
oerte6r nierruls eiren l1nteri4ieO uuF9runb
Der Gonfeffipn gemu6t bat.
9ur4 Mc&inleb's 8er6aIten in ieiner
erpBen neuen Gtelung tpirb, mas mir i'm
@u6lfdmpfe iugten, bereits bur4uus 6e=
ftGtigt.
@er CUR 81. g. o." gs60rt Ober binneigt,
1T na3 ibren mebrfuh ans 2t9t ge3pgez
men 8orf9riften namentli9 au9 roerpfli9z
tel" nismals fir Die 11e6ertrdgung irgenb
zines Qntes an einen &atbplifen t6dtig Su
fem, unb aus dlen &rGften bu6tn gu mir
fen, OuB nur unb uusidGsBlid proteftunten
in Dffentlt4e Nemter ~gelangen.
l1eber ben caItforniffen 8unbestretss
ri9ter SOfep6 Mc&enra, tpel9en McSinlep
mad pffi3i0{er Nntiinbigung gum Mitgliebe
feines cabinets mu9t, unb Dem er entpez
Der bus Miniiterium bes Snnern pber bas
Der Suti8 3ugebodt bat, tpirb nun II. u. aus
feineln @obnort San francisco gents1bet:
pMcSennd unb uQe MitgIieber Ieiner Saz
mile iinb eifrige &utboliten." NdtiirGi9
Ut Mc&inleb BON bieIer S6atIa9e ebenIo
unterri9tet, ME Prdfibent 6arrifon es mar,
als er Mc&ennu cine bobe 8unbesri9terz
ftele ii6ertrug.
Sic fDrte aber Mc&inIep, aIs ct Mcz
SIENNA fir cine Der b09ften @ertrauensz
fbeGuneen ousertor, ni9t i'm @eringftsn,
e6en neil er, perf0nli9 Elm eifriges Mitglieb
elmer proteffunttf9en &tr9eneemeinI9uft,
6ei poIittf unb 4emterbeiebung teinerlei
epnfeffioneGe @ripGgungen fe1tnt unb ebrli9
unb uufri4tig an bDGGige @lei96ere9tigung
D6ne MaBgabe bes religiOfen 8etenntnifes
glau6t.