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The Opelousas courier., 1897-09-18

Combination for legitimate trade
purposes is all right nobody of sense
will complain of it. but combinations
for the purposes of criminally killing
competitors and for robbery of the peo-
pie is not all right. The trusts are
having their day, as the buccaneers had
theirs, but the trusts are doomed to dis
appear as civilization advances, just as
surely as piracy was, and for exactly
the same reasons.-New York Journal.
-eDGe-
Gov. Fosters scheme to have the
State Central Committee select all the
delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention is quite a good thing in the
way of government by the people" 1t
is a touching evidence Of the Cover
nor's confidence in the dear people that
he should consent to allow the dele
gates to be drawn from among them
Lake Charles Tribune.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-09-18

The wages OF the .laborers are being
raised an all the sugar farms of Louisi-
ana. This is quite different from the
mine owners aud manufacturers OF the
east The planter ia just enough to
slfare his prosperity with his laborers.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-09-18

The pension office has been flooded
during the past year with applicants
for pensions. Forty thonsana claims
were filed daring the month Of Jnne.
The people would he glad to know when
there is to be q let up in this pension
bnsiness.~-GreYley Signal.
The Opelousas courier., 1897-09-18
OPELOUSAS:

VI, ,pYH~
4: :: SEPT. 1S. 1897 .
The Opelousas courier., 1897-09-18

Get our prices for job work.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
Die Weebte Cried enfanes.

Sat @ris6enlanb ireeno tpelhe &edte
,u ieinem auftreten fur bic 8sfrelung
@retas pom tiiriliden Sod unb ftir cei.
len glnneihruns Die Wddte iasen
Rein Grsta esb6ri felt mebrsren buns
bert Sabren benz Sultan. uno ibm bafs
ielbs sntreiben su tpeaen. III unbere6tist
unb IN eine StDruna oes europdii6sn
Srisbens ieitens 9riedenlanbS, mas nit
@ewalt unterorldt iperben mub. So
iaeen bic Wibte.
Die bffentlihe Dsinune Der cipiliiir.
ten @elt absr fault Elm anoeres nrtbeil.
SIN glamen ber Sumanitdt ioate bsr
l9redliden Sage auf Greta. benz psrmas
nenten 8ampf bufeIbit spifden Gbriiten
unb Mobameoanern, elm Gnoe gemadi
peroen.
@enn mon eem Sultan tein Stld
2anb nebmen easf. init pelhem He6t
bat man ibn oenn aeswuneen, propins
na6 8ropins aufsusebeu -suerit nur
feline Oberhobsit barGbsr uno oann ben
8siib gans unb sar2 Die Wolbau une
Walahei. ieBt uereint ais 8umanlen,
Serbien, 8uIearien NIT Oits8umel,en.
9befaIien (pon @riedenlanb) unb 8os.
nisn uno bic Sersesoplna (pon Deter.
rsid) iino bem Sultan na6 uno n d
sntrifieu iporoeu.
Dies 1T inssefammt Elm @sbiet bon
mebr als 10000 Auasrat. UlsiIsn nit
lber IA Uliqionen ginipobnern. nnb
babel iinb bic alien tiirtii4sn 8aiaasn'
Staaten AIsier, Iunis uno Geppteu
nod sar ni6t mitserednet. Bas beoeu'
let Dem eeeenlber bic fIeine SnieI Greta
nit ibren 300, 900 ginpobnerns
8risdenlanc aber fa8t, ni4t bles
moraliih. ionbern aud politii6 fei Elm
Grperb Gretas notbmenois. Denn
ebenfo pis bic nnrubsn auf @uba bic
sr6btsn Stbrunsen fur bic Ser. Staaten
berporrufen, ebenio ruinirten bic auf
Grsta psrbdltniBmdbis nod mebr bic
Rube uno bic Sahbels. SntereRen Sries
denlants. llno eisier Mirrtparr oauere
nun fGOn 10 Sabre lang uno babe bs'
reits su feds lang bsusrnsen @rbebunsen
esfibrt.
Dab bic bif,ntIide Wsinune in Bsf.
europa unb in Nmerita auf Seiten Der
@rieden ftsbt. iit iIar. Sic tpeiB febr
pobl, bab bic europdiiden 8eeierunssn
nur aus erniier 8eiorsnib Dor tneiteren
rlnrubsn i'm Orient. bic ~ eniibisbenen
@onflitten fibren f6nntsn. 8riehenlanb
iur Hube ,tplnaen trouen.
Absr fie fast. paB ii& @urOpa enbIid
einigsn miiiIe, ni6t bios in Der Greta'
Sraes, ionbsrn in Der 2Siuns Der eansen
psrmanenten orienialliden Griiis, Dor
peIGsr @urspa ni6t sur Rubs tOmmsn
t6nne.-Bbila. Dem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
JrGi BeFfaabt ON MaaRGF.
Gin Mann In Midigan entbeGt Elm
bemerfensuertes SeiImittel fir
8erlnit bnn straft.
proben iperDen frei on ale bertanbt, bic
Darnm t9rei6en.

proben iperDen frei ON ale berianot, biz
oarum i9reibeu.
Carl 8. Walter Don aaIamaaoc, Midh hai
ua6 eiuem jahrlauasn Sample gegen Die fee.
liitsn uno f6rpsrIihen 9sinen bon perlorsnsr
@annbarfeit oos ridtse WitteI asfunoen, tueI-
DIES oas aeioen beiIt.
Gr bemabrt oas @ebetmHis iorafdItig aber
er 1T millis. cine Rrube Der MeDi3in alien
Wduuetn ~ ienren Die an irgsnb liner 6orm
bon S6wdde Ieiosn, ale S}plss bon iusenblidsr
llumiienhett. mie poJsitigen 8erIuit bes Sc.
oddtuiifes uno Der Sraft idmadsm Riid,n.
Rrampfaberbrud nno ausjebruug. 9as SeiI.
mittel bat eine belOn0ers angenebme @irfung
Don Warme unb iheiut unmitelbar su nirten.
inoem 60 Die perIauate 8raft uuc cine entpid.
lung 9tebt, mie iie nur 9eiuiuitt wlro. Sas
Wutel beiIte Wr. @alfer uolftinoig uon al
ben llebelu uno aeloen. Die bon iabreIanaem
Wlbbraua Der natirlid fsftgsisbien 6unitionea
berrlibrsn. uuo foQ in leosm 6aas abtoIut Su.
Usildfis iein.
Cine Bite an War. garI 8 BaIter. 6l6 Ma.
iouie SempIe, aaIamo3oo. 0iid bel Der Sis an.
9eben, oOb Gle cine 4robe feinss SeiImittels fur
Mduner uini6en, tutro iofort erfiqt uno telns
8er9ituns irseno lueldsr art BON ipirb ibm aefor.
bert lpetotu. er bot elm groess Sntersift oa.
ran. Dap Die aunoe Don otefem grobartiaeu
Sc lmitte uerbteItet miro. uno CT perlen6et nit
Sorgfalt be Brobe fiber periieaeIt in einem
ourhaus einfaden Bafet. fooab Der npfdn9er
feline 6urdt Dor lubequemIidteit ooer Betannt.
ueroen 3u baben braudt.
asier psrOen 9ebeten, obne 8er5ns su idrei.
hen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
Grinnerunesfeier.

Niresnbs iOnf i'm 2anbe aIs in Der
Stabt Davenport. Sa., tpro nobl elm
Ssit beeansen, ipsldeS allidbrlib bic
SaIsswis' 'SOlitein'iden aampissnoRsn
bon l848 -51 perelnt, ndmlid bic @rs
innerung an bic Bsfreiuna SbIsspie.
SoIfsius. Omar 1T bas SdufIsin oeut.
i9er Batrioten bon Sabr su Sabr tleiner
ssporben. INNER mebr snb sur sroben
4rmee absegansen. aber su Der am %,
Wdrs ftattsebabten 40. Grtnnerunesfsier
batten iid bod bic neberlebsnben aus Der
5tabt uno umseeeno Wann fur Mann
eineefunoen. 9fadmittass fano in ber
1urnbals cine GensralpsriammIuns italt
unb Ateubs Elm Galabaa nit 8aniett
Dem 8erein seb6ren piele Der berporras
ssnbfsn @ei6aftslsute an.
Sc nuroe beidlOEen. eas ndbitidbs
ries Seit in erbBerem WaBe ,u feisrn,
einen @eosntitetn su issen unb eine
Dsppelei6e su pilanien. Ssrr Gbrl,
TOPPER Rruie mahte BEN 8sreln Elm Elm,
fades aber tpertbpoaes Bib sum @e.
fdent. Das Bib III eine 1852 in Retp
gort psrfsrtiste 2itboerapbie. pslhe elm
Offences Bortal bartlett. auf bsKsn Spite
bic @5ttin Der 6reibeit trauernb iibt.
Sn Der UlItte bes gortaIs befincen li6
in 8olbidrift bic Ramen Der ls48 40
in 8ien. Rafatt, Sreiburs, Mannbsim
une 2anbau erfbofenen Mdrlprsr Der
6reibsit. 5oIsenoe Morte iteben auf
BEN SodeI bss Portals:
Bsr fiir iein Bolt unb 8atsrIanb se,
fallen,
Der buut iih isIbit Elm sipis Wonumsnt
SIN trsuen Sersen ieiner aanbesbrI.
ber,
nnb bies 9sbdube ftirst fein Sturms
pinb nieber".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
4ranfhaftes Grr6ten.

Die @efdbIs, bic uniere Sesle srre.
gen, iiben sinsn mddtisen @infiub auf
ben 8lutumIauf aus. Sc naGbsm iie
auf unb ab ipoeen, fdIdst unfer Sers
raider pber IaneIamsr, pereneern ooer
erweitsrn fid bic 8luteefdbe. Wir ere
rbtsn i'm 8orn unb mir erbIafen i'm
Sdred. 4m beutIi6hsn seist iid bisies
Spiel ber 8luttpalIuns i'm meni6liAen
4ntIis, ebtpObl iie iid auf ipeiters TsiIe
ees Sbrpers eritredt. aBir fbnnen au6
an ben Sdnben erblaHen. 8ei pl6bIis
dem Sdrsd sieben iid aud bic 8lutses
fdbs Der Sano sufammen, oas 8lut tpirb
aus ibr mad bem Sersen aurtdeetrleben,
bic Sanb pirb falt unb f9mal unb ibr
nmfana uerrinsert iid eerart, bas bel
beftie Gri6rodenen manhmaI bic Nlnge
bon ben Sineern berabsleiten.-5u ben
GsfdbIen unb Sem iitsbepseuneen, tpel6e
bas GrrSten berporruisn, eeb6rt aud bic
Sdam. 9ihter iinsen BON .,boloer
Sbam", unb in ber That in cas @rr6s
ten eine Der idSnen, beradenbsn 9ieroen
seS tpeiblihen 8efhIedtes. Der anabe
iOa au6 errDten, penn ibm Elm 8erseben
ppreenprfen tpiro, aber beim Utann tpla
man bon @rrotsn nidts nifen; errbtet
sr bel eerinsfleieen anIaiIsn. 10 ipiro er
psripottet. Das III Elm ausemeln ners
breitetes 8orurteiI, unb unter ibm bat
cine anaabI Netusnidpa6er su !siben,
bic trOs aaer 8eriude, ibre 8laenstraft
suiammensunebmen, ibre 8luteefdBe
uidt beberriden fbnnen uns betm serlngs
fen gnlab rot tpersen.- bieiss
iranfbafte @rrbten iinb neueroinss in
irstliben Sadbldttern interehdnte Bee
ridte eridienen. Die Surdt por Sem
Grrbisn fam bel einsslnsn Nerusni6was
ten 10 ereB werben. oab iie su elmer
3pansspOrlislIuns iid seitaItst une ben
Sranfen biele Bein perurfa6t. Da Die
5silasensmsrten piien. bab man iis be.
obahtst unb iiber ibrs Sdmate lddelt.
Sreifen iie su aleu m6sliden Dlllteln.
UNI ihr 2elben su perbersen, aber bic
5urdt perfoIst fe auf Sbritt uno 3riti
uno ruff erit reht oas YeinIl6e @rroten
hstbOr. Dasielbe in Ibtisens bon Iditl.
gen Spmpiomen beeleitet. gs be8lnnt
nit stnsr Sersbeflemmuns, bann fol8t
Elm ftsdsnoss @efibl i'm Baden. an ben
Obrsn unb in ber Stirn, uno bas Be-
mubtisin trlbt iib. Rad furser 3eit
ibwinoet Der Anfau unb binterlGst bas
@eflbl elmer ereBen Dtaitisteit. Dieies
frantbafte GrrDten Blrp sumstit BET iuns
gen Didnnern. bic on RerpsnidDade
leibsn, bsoba4tet. Sc i6tpinbet nit su.
nsbmeneem Alter ober NIT Der GrdftiS.
uns bes Mlssmeinbeiinoens.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
8tQtae Tufjndrmer .

SO babid sins S4Iittsnpurtie burd
bic i'm tpeiBen Wintsra,tpanbe pranssnbs
Ratur au& 1T, sbenio unansenebm Il,
bic meiIt nit unfsblbarer Siderbeit fol.
senee Grfdltuns, tpelde butd bic
faIteu 5dbs. bic man meiit i'm SdIittsn
erbdlt, bsrsorserufen mire. Sar ioIde
Sale ieien beib ssma6te Mausriteine als
trefflide. lanse anbaItenbe Wdrmbaltsr
bsr SdBe empfotlen. Wian Isst alie
Reiiebeden auf ben 9oben bes Sdlus
tens. fti6tst bic sOrbsr i'm 8ratofsn gut
6urbbiBten Steine nebeneinanoer oarauf
unb idIaet bic 8siisbsds BON allen Sci,
ten oariber. Damn lest man nod eine
,tpeite Dsds burauf unb fann nun f6sr
isin, bab man einiee Stunben eins an.
ssnsbme Subpdrme i'm S&Iitten bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
q TeufterfiFen,

bic BEL ben bsute moroernsn eroBen uns
3ueieen Ssnitern cine flblbare Noitpen'
plstsIt iino, iteat man ii& s6ais foftsn.
los aus alten Ul6beIitOifen. Giidteppi
den. Watraben &c. Der. Utan ndbt oaS
Ianse unb binreideno breite Stud auf ssr
Rdbmaidine breiieitis ab. Idbt eins
tIsins SpaIte sum SiiIIen often unb ftedt
in biefe aaes, was Der 2appenpad bon
iIeinen unb er5Bersn Reiten unb SIiden
sntbdIt. Sn GrmanssIuns bon fOI4sm
fur ieoe Sausfrau erbaItenstverten Dor.
rat nimmt man Woae eeer Seegras.
98snn bic 5aas croentli6 ssarbsitet unb
eenau ans 5snfer sabt. fGaBt bas Rii'
fen bsRsr Dor 3us als bic pisIfa4 iibIl.
DEN fIadsn 8OIfsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
sopie bic ,riten belIen Taos fOmmen.

Sopie bic eriten bsasn Gage fOmmsn.
pfIsst bas aiGt aud upbarmbsrais sur
gntbsdune pon aqsrIsi SIeden unb uns
aniebnIiben Steaen unirer 2leioune su
fibren, Befontsrs bic fsttis sldnssnben
Rodtraseu unfers gbebsrrn ioipobl tpis
unirer Ssrrsn Sbbne bemerfsn mir nit
unliebiamer neberraiduHs. Da gilt 60
RAID sur Iileuns bes isettfdimmers su
ellen. Wan foot 10 Gramm Seifen.
muraeI. ebsnio plsl seridnittens seihabts
Sdparspurael unb brei 2bffsl Salmiat.
ssiit in sinsm 8ierteIliter Bafsr ssbn
Ninuten une ielbt eann bic 26iuns
ourd. Dtit einem 2sinsnlappen msrben
bic Rodiraeen tidtis bamit siuesriebsn
unb trOdnen aslafsn, pprauf man bic
5urddblsifsI NIT sinem 26ifel eefhabt
uno ben arasen nod NIT Isuparmem
0aHer nabipllt. Jpn beinabe trodnen
Idst. baun unter sinem Tu& RAID
blssIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
sSriS Sitrr's
ltntcu
&etaurGti0u d g alea,
3l3 2adapanna Apsnut

oI0 TuuufDuHNu NDVHut,
Sie 8etauration uirb fsts nit ben fsinaen
0slifatsffsn per sabresssit peristsn iein.
au 8etrdnfen baIte i'd nsbsu osm por3is
lidsn e. Hobinionfden Biere. nur bic beftea
Beine nno oiquore. uub es miro mein Be
freben isin. ourd prompte unb rseIle 8ebisu.
una Die auuben ,ufrieoeu 3u asllsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
9elalpars, sada. & @eHern GiieHbabH.

i3hae prlafIsn Srrantcn: Grprsb fur Syra-
suff, Sswfeo, Utica, Buffalo unb bsn Wsatn
1920 unp 2.35 Mrrssns unb t.55 Ratm.,
8nbtnbuns ma6sne In Buffalo mad aIlsn
punfttn in esm @sfen. Sngbamton UNI Bath
um 9t5 W. unb LOS Radm. Glmira Grprfb
um 55 Ra6m. Grprsb fir Rfw yOrf, lao,
$50. 5t5, 800. 955 W.. f.t0 une 3.33
Radm. GrprsB fir philadelphia, Cation,
Ireutou. SIS, S00 unb 9.55 Dr., f.t0 uub
3.33 Nabm. 9ihplfGn AeeOmpeatipn psrlabi
SCRANTON nm 400 unb 6 10 Radm. 5obp-
hanna aseOmuoatipn WrIaBt SerantOn nm 6.t0
Nbenbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
0ei6meioe, '''S''
e 0Sd.ptt. ttuN Silieer ale
"fwS" """ lie ;noor. Il
8anoubren.
Sdimpff's Sapelierlaoea,
3I7 9adfapanna 3pe.
silberDaare,
sssstatassa sss,isiisss. Mnffalii9e
### Snitrumente.
Gu S6winefmAtiae. A

Der llntepsidnets, Der burd Elm gepobn.
Iides WitteI 5ur 8eiunobeit fpisoer beraeitelIi
muroe. natbem er sinige Sabre lang an elmer
idweren eunesutraufbeit uub Der gefirdteten
Srantbeit. 5dmiubiudt aelitien bate, bat elm
arObss 8srIapssu ieinsn Mitleioenben bas
@iiieI Der psifuua bsfannt an MAIDEN. als
Diseui9sn Die es perIansen, nirb er freunolidft
(aotsufrsD cine abfdrift Der 8ubereituna
fdidsn. wslde fie ale cine fibsrs peiluna fiji
sdpinOiudt. afbma. gatarrb, 8ronditas uno
ale pals. unc 9un9en.stanfbeiten fnoen per.
ben. er bcfft oas ale 2eioenoe iein SeilmittsI
probiren ueroen, oa es iebr iuertbuOll 1T Die.
tnt9sn peldle bic 8ubereitnug uerlansen lueIts
lbnen nIhts toiteu miro, Iro Elm Se9en fur he
lsin mag, uoten 9efdaisft 9 brw. Gbparb
VI. ~ ion. 8rOuttun y. D., aboreffirsn
BzS Srwdbnt oieie 5eituue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 SGcfcrei.
NRatmftrafe, 0pbe Narf

Barms nnb faIts Speifsu Hno su ieoer sa.
eesjstt gu baben. &rifdss aaser ftets an
5apf iomle Beins. eiqu6re uno gigarren.
Die nit meinem Sotel perbnnoens 8dderei
ltsfert Elm bopl9lides Badusrt. unb meroeu
als Seitsaungen prompt unb bilia beforat.
SraHf Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08

"a anssieen finben ourG bas .,@o'
6enbIait" bic meitsfs 0srbreitune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08

8u feinsr 3sit bat bic Suusfrau 70
piel Sat- nit bem 9uben unb ReiubaIten
Der Seniterfdsiben ais in oer ipedielvols
len 8orfrablinssipitteruns bel Belder
bduFss 8essn. unb Sassli6ausr fOfort
bic blanfen 5enter tptsper trub MAIDEN.
Tim nsnishsns mbslidf raid unb sinfad
bic Irbeit ess 8usens ausftibrsn su tbn.
men, in bic Genntnis zines uneemtin
RAID f6tssrnben Buspsrfabrsns fsbr
psrtbou. Ulan tbut ettpas SdIdmms
treble in Elm 2einenIdspden. blnoet eies
fef su unb befsuhtet ss init etipas Waf.
fer. Dlit bieism 2dpphen fdbrt man feit
ilber bic S6eiben uno reibt fie bann 10,
fort nit siusm 5snitsrlsber trodsn. Sn
Der buIbsn 3eit Isle bel iOniiissn 8aB'
metbObsn esbt eas gusen Der 6eniter'
iteiben auf oieie Weiie Dor iid. Das
2sinenldppden nit Der 3rsiee mub sr.
ususr. ipsrbsn. iotpie ss f4musie 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
VI u q | q n b.

SIM aaufs ber Iesten Dode liebeu bic
Na1ridten bon Der tiirfifd. .sriebii6en
Grense oft barauf idlieben, baB man
isbe Stunbe ben 4usbrud bes 8rieses
spiidsn @rieaenlanb unb Der Gtrfei ers
martsn f6nne. Damn famen aber aud
pisbsr Raaridten baspii&en. peI4e
auf eas ssraee @esenibsiI i@lisben lie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-08
Giieubabn Seittabelle.

erie uno @pomins 8aIeb GifeHbabn Go.
4. 9anuar 1887.
!3ast prIaiTsn STanton fir Stem gorf, Rsp-
bursb uub 3pii6enifaiiOnsn, sbsnic Saplsp unp
lpfalsn punfisn I'M 7.05 Murssns uub 2.28
punfttn um 1898 W.. unp 9.38 RaGmittaes.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-25
Ring Made of a diamond.

A ring recently exhibited at Ant
werp was the admiration of diamond
enters and merchants, because it was
the first successful attempt to cut a
ring out of single stone. There are a
great many difficulties in this method
of cutting diamonds, as the stones have
a certain cleavage and particular veins,
all of which have to be carefully studied
in order to prevent splitting just as sue
cess seems within reach. After several
unsuccessful attempts and three years
labor the feat has been accomplished
by the patience and skill of NJ. Anton,
one of the best-known lapidaries of
Antwerp. The ring is about six
elghths of an inch in diameter. In the
Marlborough cabinet there is a ring
cut out of one entire and perfect sap
phire.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-25
RaIIroad Route 10 india.

Railroad connection with India is
again under discussion in England. A
route now proposed runs from Port
Said eastward across the peninsula of
Sinai to the Gulf of FL Akabah. and
thence, following the thirteenth paral-
lei of latitude, to Bussorah. From
Bussorah the main line crosses the
Shat-el4Arab and Karum rivers by
swing bridges, and follows the coast
line of the Persian gulf and Makran to
Kurrachee. Such line would reduce
the time between London and Kurra-
chez to eight days, and would run
through regions where British infiu-
ence is predominant and political com
plications attaching TO lines passing
through the Russian sphere of infu-
ence are avoided
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-06-25
MILES OF wARsEftPS.
Jubilee Naval Review VIII he .FnlIy
Ten Leagues Long

Jubilee Naval Review VIII he Emily
Ten Leagues Long.
The most striking feature of the
queens, diamond jubilee festivities will
be the naval review at Spithead June
25. Thirty miles of war ships avill be
drawn up in the Solent for inspection
by the queen. The front line will be
composed of 20 foreign ships. The re-
manning six lines will represent every
type and rig of the British navy. The
illumination of the feet at night will
be display unique both for it's brill
lianoe and;its magnitude.
Members of both houses of par3ia-
nert will Requests of the adnniralty,on
board the Campania, while hundreds of
other steamships, yachts and launches
have been chartered for private parties.
The only British colony which has re-
fused TO celebrate the queens, irtRilee Isl
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PEARY's FIFTH TRIP.
Is Given a Long Leave
OF Abssnce.

He VIII Abandon His naval Duties for
Five Years-In che Meantime tie
VIII Make Another Effort TO
Reach the Pole.
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Lieut.. Peary, of the engineer corps
of the navy, has been granted leave of
absence for five years by Secretary
Long. Mr.. Peary will make another
effort to reach the north pole. This
summer he intends going to Green
land on a preliminary voyage. simply
for the purpose of arranging with q
number of Eskimos to meet him at
Whale sound and go north with him a
year hence.
In 1898 and 1899 Lieut.. Peary hopes TO
plant his outposts on the northern
coast of Greenland in latitude $3.50,
and he wants the Eskimos TO go there
and keep his stations winter and sum
mer In the first year of the coming
century Lieut.. Peary hopes to make
successful dash to the pole and back
from these stations. His chances of
success are considered good by arc
tic experts.
Secretary Long has been savagely
criticised for giving Lieut.. Peary such
a long leave of absence, with pay. But
the explorer gives up his pay, and the
expedition will not cost the govern
ment a penny. All he wants the leave
of absence for is that he may have here
employment to fall back upon when
he returns from the north.
Lieut.. Peary's arctic venture will cost
from $4,000 to $4,000, and he has
raised the money for it among the peo-
pie of New York
The coming voyage will be his fifth
journey to the far north. His first
trip to the arctic region was made in
1886, and the subsequent journeys were
in 1891, 1898 and 1896 respectively. Mr..
Peary will start on his preliminary eX-
petition between July 1 and July IS
next for the northern coast of Green
land, and he will return in the latter
part of September.
81 will have to hustle now to get
ready to start for Whale sound" said
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boiled sugar in the basement and lived
on the ground floor. The sugar was sold
at small profits. The two immigrant
brothers were frugal and industrious.
Their business grew legitimately, and
they enlarged it. When the brothers
died they left comfortable business
to the sons. +. c. Havemeyer, Jr., one
of the sons, not only understood the
sugar business, but was a graduate OF
Columbia college, too. When hereached
his majority he took in his cousin
Henry o. Havemeyer is the son of f. c.
Havemeyer, Jr., and the business has
thus been carried down for three gen.
erations. Each generation has en-.
larged it and brought it nearer and
nearer to perfection. Henry o. Have.
meyers whole life has been given up to
the business of sugar refining. His
brother, the late secretary, lived much
abroad. Henry o. lived in the factories
and in the trade. He has been the rul,
ing and governing spirit of the bust.
ness, and it was TO has genius and fore.
sight that the existence of the trust,
with its vast trade and stupendous de-
Tendencies, is due. The story of the
sugar industry in this country is the
story of Mr.. Havemeyer. His PERSONAL,
ity has been absorbed in his.enormous
business. i
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brakeman
TREED BY WILD HOGS.
A shutters Adventure in Florida
Porker with a Jag.

While hog hunting near Manatee,
Fla, Matt johnson was attacked by
Wild hogs andnearly killed. He was
suddenly surrounded by a score of big
porkers. johnson was on horseback
and had four dogs with him. The
hogs charged on the dogs and in jiffy
they were killed, the huge boars rip
ping them TO pieces with their tusks.
They then charged on Johnson's
horse, jumping at its legs and jump
ing up, trying to reach Johnson. The
horse started to run, but stumbled
over a gopher hole, and johnson was
thrown into the limbs of an oak tree
near by. The horse recovered and
dashed off. The hogs surrounded
johnson in his tree, compelling him
to climb up further.
He waved his coat at them to scare
them. AS he did so flask of liquor
which he had in his pocket slipped
out and fell to the ground. One of
the big porkers dashed for it, and, as
it broke, he greedily gulped down its
contents. The fiery liquor told upon
The porcine topper and in few sec
onds he acted as if drunk. He went
around with a chip ON his shoulder,
so to speak, attacking every hog in the
lot. The Others pitched upon him,
and there was free-for-all fight. For
half an hour this bloody scene lasted,
when ten of the largest and fierciest
boars were killed. Some of John
sons neighbors who had seen the
horse then came to his rescue, and as |
they approached the remaining hogs
ran off.-Chicago Chronicle.
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AMERICAS auaAR KING.

Henry o. IinvenNeyer, the Founder OF
Our Great Trust system.
Henry o. Havemeyer. who was put on
trial recently for being in contempt OF
the United States senate, is the king of
the sugar industry IN America. He is
the last remaining prominent man Of
the family that has accumulated untold
wealth by the refining and sale of sugar
to the American people. He is the chief
heir of the millions that have been
earned by the family of Havemeyers.
which started its wonderful career in
New York city in 1902 in dingy house
in Vandam street. There were two
poor immigrants of the name who