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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Qn3eieen.
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer
232 nth 234 OFF yf1n00fp6. SfrGke.

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atDifden Tranflins unb MlartetsStr,
@btcGqo, Sas,
empfieblt in fetner @aare:
GattbMt4et misunderstanding, Nous@att1Bep
gtraIfnnoer 9eIifateB:&artnse, ssndopies,
Wmh. &aOiar, Saroeuen, Appetttsg glib.
9attbMr9er 8ttdlin9e, GprOttett, Sto&ff&s
6er6uGt erte o 1mie briites 86miefeuIen,
Teinlte GtraBbnr9et 0attSIebct=G1 itetett,
Trana. SrlfeIiar0imes, Gbampi8nonS,
Tran5. Grbfen, &iibeder Nteienfpar8eI,
Seitoner Rlbdben, SdDnittbobnsn,
Sratmidb. GetDeIntpnrit, tueftoh6t. Smttttett1
Iranttnrter 8rattpmrit 1T 8itdDiett,.
0etrO6mete Sd1tu at,tnte (Yitsel, MOhnfanten,
1ln8at. Npien=Y anrtfa, Stnetid etttttiS.
9ettid)e Mao ftaus. .Yiuetid1en, 9ett. Bttnene
8etto6. iiBe &irid ett, itaI. Yttiteuen,
etedbten @itnbeeriaft. SGtneisernttld1.
Neiniem SafisISorfer geHf, @etmefle,
Medbtem GttentbaIcr &aie, &r6nterfafe,
Goattet=, &oaMefort= nno Gantettsb ert:@6fe,
Teinjten banr. 2intbut9er &die, y90btHf6fe,
0btIao. &amofdle, Yarnteiam=&aie
Trumta9c De Srie, 9teuid)ateIer Safe,
Yfarrer &neipp's @al5fafec.
Gtd)cIfafee, Whether & SiuerS &afeeettract,
Senti6es &artuifeI= itilo gsctsmebI,
9eutldle &imlem, &sirie, @eiSen9rieSp
NerI9ctfte, Bud tue Ella em 9ttt6e,
Gtitnfer1, Sago. GtbIenntebI,
TeitIten SaDas, Wtpffa= tttto Wios3dfee, ..l
Stounert'S Wamtua=GbocpIaoe mno &afaO,
9le ten ruiiiide cit mno dltneiifd1em Sbee,
SvriI d EFT Watfett=, 8Iuuae tt= tn0 @taSSattett,
9entfde Spitutraoer, @oufrabcr.s
Golsidnbe, @oIspanto HeIn, Il. T. 10. gu ben bile
Henry SchOeIIkopf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Den S9anbferGen, bic ibr unflGz
tbiges S9impfen ouf @tebelanb auf
iebt mod, ba er ms pribatleben auriidge=
treten 1T, fortfeben, fogt Der unabbGngigz
repnblifanif6e nSimes : 9era1b"
bubier febr paffenb f%olgenbes: rGlebelanb'a
@aterlaabsliebe, iein ebrlihes Streben unb
fem Mutb ungeii9ts GROCER @efabren baden
ibm bic 8~etpunberung feiner 2anbsleute
Deri6afft. 9ieie 8%etpunOerung pirb fort
bauern unb aunebmen, tpenn bic 2Gfersunz
gen bon 2euten pie SngaQs ldnsit perfault
uno per9efen ftnb." Diefe treffli6en
Norte bes nSimesz9erulb" pufen audi febr
gut auf ben tmfafnen v8orbeter" bes
INSTRUMENTATION Observation-Disclosures bon
Miffouri, Der in feinem r@ebet" am 4.WeGra
unter n8eifdn" Soft Bat, aus @roDer glepe=
lamb Il i'm pripdtleben einen .anitdnbiz
sersa Msnf4en" gu MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Der 8bifolose BON Der ct. 9oui5tr
v@merifa" apenbet iebr paienb f~olgenbe
8orte aus elmer Der 6eriibmte item Oben bes
rOmiidtn 0i4ters 9oraa ouf @robsr
GlebeEdnb an:
Justum ac tenacem propositi virum,
Non civium ardor prava jubentium,
Non voltus i~nstantis tyranni
Mente quatit solida.
Sen Neann, Der @eredttsteit Iiebt unb mad ieinem
Grunbidben banbelt.
@ri@iittert Hi9t bic @utb ber 8iirser, bic Gers
tebrtes ~forbern,
Go6 Bic sornise Weiene bes brobenben Sprannen
SIN ieiner 9aratteruoqen Geiinnuns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
Oas Juinoifer Ab9eoronetenhaus
uno Ole Observation-Disclosures.

9us QbgeorOnetenbaus bon SGtnois ia:
geitern bic 8eIolution ReoeG's, pel9e elmer
Musi9uB e%rnennt, befien 9f1i9t es fein fol-
bic Nn~gelegenbeiten Der 8eb0rbe unb beIon=
bers bic Dirt unb Metle, pis $31, 100000
berausgabt tpurben, gu unterIu9en, nad
ldngerer 0ebatte nit So ge9en SO Stimmeu
dngenommen.
Ser &efolution pur6e Elm 3uiab angefigt
baB Der Staat fir bic Nusgaben Der Inter
fu9ung ni9t au%fautommen babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

9ie Ioebet au stamford in Connecticut qe=
ftor6ene pe 9enrD Warb See
9er's mar cine ebelbentenbe unb ber3enss
quite Jrau. 8eboren i'm S. 1872, Elm Sabr
Dor 8ee9er, berlor ie ibren Glauben an
biaien au9 tDdbrenb beg rieiigen 8ee9erz3il=
tonzS fdnOuls i'm S. 1874 ni9t, fonbern bieli
treu unb ftanbbaft gu ibm. 9abei itano fie
geiitig benz bo4besdbten Manne beinabe
glei9. 1lnb mod in a1erleBter 3eit i9risl
tie b06ft anmntbige @rinneruneen an biz
rubmpo1en admpfe ibres ibr por Sebn SAB
rem i'm SODe porangesansenen @atten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

an ben 8orabenb 6es 8iirsertriegss iparsn
.iiiblihe 9eiBfporne NIT 9ueI6ro6ungea Sci
Der 6anb, tpalrben abet bur9 nod t~rdftigere
9sgenforberunsen 90rbtiher ii6ertrampft.
Set Der 8iebertperf ung Der @fldbin9alz
ter4riitofratie 6ur9 unieren 8ii.gerfrieg
bat bas OueGpeIen in biefem 2unbe beitGnz
big ~obgenommsn. urb bic Offentliae 9feiz
rlnng bariiber lit iebt cine anoers als sur
3eit @leran6er 5amilton's.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

MG6renb + a Gltbelan6 felt benz
9l6enb beg 4. MGro BEL ibren bret SD9ter6en
in ibrem 1euen 6eim gu PrincetDn in Ger
sSerfep tpeilt, befleiBist ft9 IT, @atte i'm
gllbemarlezgu in Norbzgarolina Der en-
teniugb urb bes 5tf9fangs unb bofft hurf
6ieIe 6eroiI9e Sur bas 3ipperlein, bas ibn
am Grbe ieinsr prGiibenti&uft befitl, bOqta
gu banuen, tpDrauf er ii9 gu ben Seinen mad
8rincetpn begeben ntrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

9ie rGbtcogo Sribnne" fat lire
@er0ffentli9ung beg SngaGlsf4 er
@ieIstrittes tpteber gut eemadt, inbem fe
in einem laugen 2eitartitel benz alien Stfts
mi@el sebDrig beimgeleu9tet, unS
nod einmdl bic groBen unb nniterbli9en
8erbienfte glebelanb's UNI bas 2dnb in
6eues 2idt getent bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
@eri6ts= 6emit perlamet.

MnldBll9 bes tiir5li9 in Detroit an benz
63iGbrigen Nicolas S9prn unb beIem eff
id5rigen Steffpbn ~begangenen unb ausenz
f4einli9 our9 @ift berbeigefabrten Mor6es
ma9t bas nMtdisan @oGtsblatt" auf einen
f9reienosn uebelitanb aufmertlam. Die nit
Der unteriu6ung 6etrauten gountDzM er3te
bdben ndmli4 auf 8eraiftung bur9 0eorz
pbtum %ertannt, mas nit eir1em Shelf Der
Sbmptome bur6aus ni9t iibereinftimmt,
unb als ibnen in Solge 6e1en aufgetragen
tpnrbe, cine neueN nalpfe poraunebmen. aOgen
iie nod 5pei peitere @erste binau.
Oagegen prote1irt bic senannte 3eitung
nit Dem iebr ri9tigen 6inpeis, baB audi Der
fd6igfte unS erfabrenfte Nr3t nidt our 8prz
nabme elmer geri9tli9s9emil6en @nalpie
befdhigt lei. Gin Nr3t, Der ihb piel nit irriz
fologif9en Stuoien bei6dftigt babe, moge
tppbl S4liihe auf bds our @ntpenbun9 GEE
tommene Slit 5ie6en f0nnen, aber oas geaiige
ni9t CUR @rbe6ung elmer Antlage gagen ben
mut9maBli9en W0rber, pber gar CUR 8srurz
tbetlung oefel6en. SSn friberen s3eiten, tpo
es bierauldn6e nod feline gbemiter CAB, n6ge
es gere9tfertigt gepelen Ietn, nit Der Nnaz
lnie GountpzIer5te gu ~betrauen, beute, frp
mir in ben Ser. Staten tii6tige gepriiftr
Gbemifer bdtten, iet Elm fol4es 8Orgcben
lG9erli9 unb tonne au berbdngniBDoGen Strz
tbimern unb Suftiomorben 8eranlafiuns
geben. 8dre i'm Dprliegenben Safe bic ltz
tsriu9ung bon Gbemtfern gefibrt poroen,
70 piirbe bas Morpbin ietbft als iiderer Be-
!pets Der 8ebOrbe Dor Augen gefibrt porben
ietn. -
9teie 8emerfungen iinb bOGig am YlaBs.
@egenii6er @iftmorben lit unfere sSSuiti3 fat
INNER obnmdhtig g~epe1en, neil mir feline
8srt4tszgbemifer buben, un0 neil Die Nnaz
lDfen meift 2euten, nie Qer5ter, iiberldfIen
tperben, tpel9e nur cine febr bei9rGntts unb
oberflG9li6e &enntniB Der gbemie BADEN,
ober ober gbemifern, tpel9e auf benz 1pe3ielz
len 5eloe nur cine 9eringe ober iiber6aupt
feline grfdbrung beiiben. &ommen bieie
bann iberbaupt gu irgenb einem &eIultdte,
unb lolen ibren 8efunb tpiIen19aftli9 in
Der @eri9tsDer6anolung berfe9ten, 10 perz
ben ibnen oft f9einbare poer pirtfi9e SSe6ler
na9gentefen.
oSebem Coroner 1oGte Elm @eri9tszG 6emiz
fer our @erfiigung iteben, tpel9er ipe5iea uuf
feline &enntnife unb Grfdbrungen in Der
4%uffinbung bon @iften i'm menf9li9en 3Drz
per eepriift tporben lit, unb benz Der bu5u
nDtbige &pparat an 9emil9zreinen Sefdben
nno Reagentien BON born6srein our @erz
fiigung itebt. 9d ft9 9iftmorbe ia gliidz
li9er Weiie felten eretgnen, 10 tpiiroe es
pa6rf4einli8 9%eniigen, tpenn fir ieben Stat
elm 8ert9ts=G6en1iter er1annt piirbe. Oos
miirbe AUDI bonn &oftenftanbpuntt aus 6iqiz
ger fein, benin bic gbemifer ober Nerate, bic
3ufdQig nit FOLDER. Nrbeit betraut tperben,
lafen ft9 bielelbe fe6r bod be5ublen, uno
miiien es, neil fte fir 9tnee, bic tie AMBER
neitig nt9t pieber berpenben f0nnen, einen
groBen Nufpanb MAIDEN miif1en.
@s piirbe febr gut fem, penn Elm babtn=
gebenbes @eieb bon unferer ieBigen 2sgisz
ldtur erldfen tpiir0e. Oie 4niteIung bes
@eri9tsaG bemtters tOnnte Der @tadtsz@ez
funbbeitsz8 ebDrOe iibertrugen perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

9aB bic mariner Worte, bic ptr
@rpper G1epeIunb beim @lfb5ren
feiner Md9t in benz 4rtttel pom WaiBen
9anie in's puntbeon Der @el3i9teD ndf>
gerufen baben, Nntlang in Der Preiie finben,
freut uns UNI Glepelanb's MilIen. Nus dhnz
li9em @runbe nebmen mir nit 8ergnuger
bas Sob ess van5eiger Oes @eitens" an, Eel
iagt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Die aSainois @tadts5eituns" lit, iofpeit
mir pifen. Die einaige beutf9e 3eitunq,
tpel9e i'm Orange Der Nrbeit unb in ben
erniteten Sagen. Der Pftibten Der g u NJ
@terie eiasebenf. ~eelegentli9 bes prdfi5enz
tenzWe9fels nu6 Der 19eibenben @ebieterin
bes 8eiBtn 9aules in biibfhen @nrten bic
peroiente 4nerfennung geaolt bat"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Mu9 bei ben aablreihen neueten s 0 m :
m una1pabIen i'm Staute % ~
0ort 5eigte iib cine sepdlttge b m a.
ttf9e Str0mung. Man f9rei6t Sas
6e1onbers benz @ebabren bes neuen republic
fanii9en @puberneurs 8lad gu, tpel@er elmer
fre9en Corruption bulbigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

prdibsnt Mc&tn1eb bdt feline Snz
dugurationsrebe obgeGefen; GGeDe@
lamb bat feline beiOen RET gefproz
9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

far ole Semtf6e

9ie l1nterseidneten bei6rbern 4adete biz AT 100 Bfn.
nod 9eMtidIano, Seterreid, 6dbtpeeen, Wots
tpeSen, 9anentart nnb Der Gd)iD eta 81 tei re9sls
maBigen, bon BET den 0tet6SpoitsN cttpaIs
talig feIfeeieBten 4reifen.
G6enio beiprgen ~bieIeIbeu @aarenienbnnQen bon tinh
nod alien SbeIen Guropas unb Ameritas au ben binies
fen Staten.
Hemsel, Bruckma mn & LOrbacher.
20 Grd)amee VIaee. Stem DOxf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10
ssir ,dt6en es un.sonff al, weanaer.

Sas Qub1ttunt pirb 70 bdutie gum Barren gebalten,
baB. e gana ielbitosritdnOliG iii, inenn elm Nann f@
niSts iueisE. 9esbal6b Seri6idssa' mir an isos Serants
tpOrtli6e 9eriOn- u%nbeOinat ~totenfrei per @oit elm
4oetef pom DR.. Hoffnan's. Vital Restorative Tablets,
berbsrfelsr, jepen She'll Cures &6rperg Harfen NIB
eine1 o~olftdnbig ~perfeften Weann dus Sud MAIDEN.
Sie tpunoerbare &eilfraft beg &olamo 3oosg etlerie
lift aa9emein befannt unn mir boben 0ertranen In una
fere 8ebdnDline, font ipirben mir is Sud nidbt fts
fenfrei ~anibiden. Q8enn Sbr Sud- ~iiberaeuet babt,
bab es Cub belfen tniro unD Sbr bic Usbanolhna
f~Ortsuicben ipiini6t, oann tOnnt Sbr uns unitre Hes
sablunq suIdtden.
Western Medicine Co. (SncurpDrirD.
3jaiouip6bam &aIantasou, Nftdl.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31

peep into the courtyard Of the bar
racks on these afternoons will con-
vince the visitor that all cadets arc
not angels. While their companions
are Mt ease, those who have trans
gressed must pace up aud down Ger
tain part OF the yard accoutred and
armed the same MS n regular infantry.
man on sentry duty, and if the gray
walls were transparent they would dis
close to view also some who must suf-
Ter for their misconduct by being con.
fined to their rooms. The strictest
discipline, the severe course and the
high standard required nre the causes
for depicting the ranks OF the cadet
corps, and IL is estimated that about
sixty per cent. of those who are fully
accepted as cadets drop out before
the tour years term Is completed.
Those who remain and are gradu
ated receive q cash capital OF Sl92 to
start with. Out OF the 500 year
which is placed to the credit of every
cadet 3 is taken every month aud
kept for him, and at the end OF his
term at West Point he receives il in
lump sum. The purpose of the ar-
rnngement is to- place the young officer
out OF need and TO enable him to buy
his officers outfit Tho $40 year
which n cadet receives from the Gov.
ernment never reaches him in the
shape of money. His account is sim.
ply credited with the amount, and
against this charges are made for his
clothing, books, board, laundry aud
all incidental expenses, and the great
problem is how to keep out of debt.
TO buy anything with money of his
own is au impossibillty, because II
cadet is kept penniless, and one of the
regulations prescribes that no cadet
shall apply for or receive money or
any other supplies from his parents or
from any person whomsover without
permission of the Superintendent.
The third and fourth years in the
academy are equally severe; but the
men who have outlived the hnrdships
of the preceding terms are likely TO
survive and are finally graduated and
their names sent to the War Depart.
ment, with the recommendation of
the Academic Board for commission in
the army.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31

upper class man goes so far rs TO Sc.
cure partners for him. and between
the smiles OF pretty girls, the release
rom thra,dom, the consciousness of
having won the respect of the older
men, and his anticipation of his good
time in camp with the new men, the
yenrling's cup of happiness is nearly
full.
But tine hop lasts only few hours,
the camp season soon ends, nnd then
begins the work again harder than
the year before and more of it. No5
only drill regulations, discipline and
all matters pertaining TO tho science OF
war must be studied and mastered, but
higher mathematics, French and
opanishnud literature must be grappled
with and they keep every moment OF
The cadets time employed. 1t is alb
solutely impossible Tor man to keep
up with his class unless he works
hard, and tho class as whole would
fail behind if the work were not con-
tinuous.
70 he convinced of the prime condi-
lion of the cadets one must see them
at It meal in the large mess hall, known
as Grant Hall. The senior cadet cap
tain is superintendent OF the hall, and
sits ut q table facing the door SUR
rounded by his staff. The cadets march
to the hall and are divided when they
reached there into squads correspond
ing to the tables in the mess hall.
Each squad is accompanied by nm Off
Ger, who is responsible for the behavior
OF the men at the table. 1t is mGtter
of course that the man who carves, who
does all the work and who is served
last is pleb. The hall is decorated
with tho portraits OF graduates who
have won fame since they lett the in
stitution, and the pleb, looking upon
these pictures, may console himself
with the thought that the pictures
represent men who in their day had to
do what he was doing. A corps OF men
is kept busy waiting upon the cadets,
whose appetites give proof OF their fine
physical condition.
To be cadet aud late riser IS nm
impossibllity, The hours for daily
duty are laid down as follows: Reveille
at $50 n. M, and 6 a. m. on Sunday /;
police call, five minutes after reyeille;
surgeons call, fifteen minutes after
reveille; breakfast call, thirty min
utes after reveille.
After breakfast the cadets have n
few minutes in which to "brush up" I"
and az s o'clock they are called to
quarters for study and recitation.
They have dinner at o'clock. From
. till 4 o'clock more study and recita.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31

prescribed orGcr. He may not, nc.
cording TO the regulation, keep in his
room any of the implements used in
chess, backgammon or any other
game, and he must obtain II permit
before any map, picture or piece OF
writing can be posted or attached in
any way to the walls of his room.
When camp season comes again
many OF the plebs OF the last camp
season have disappeared; some de-
parted before the camp closed, others
could not stand the strain of work
during the winter months, some failed
to pass the January examinations, and,
with the others who fell 10y the way
eide. they went back TO their homes,
smaller, possibly. than they were when
they received thoir appointment, and.
although in many instances it may
have taken argument to convince peu-
pie OF the fact, ill.henlth is usually
given rs the cause for change in the
plans which had II gencralship for
their object only II few months before.
For those who have remained in the
institution u new era is about to be.
gln. AZ the june exercises the piebs
are allowed 60 make their debut.
Their herring has become manly and
soldicrly 10y that time, they have nc.
qnired so much of the soldier in the
year past that they do not resemble
the boys OF that time, and parents and
friends who come to the Academy
hardly know them. they feel pride
in the fact that they have lived
through their year of plebdom, and
NJ one greets them more heartily as
they enter the domain of the upper
class men than the yearllngs who are
about TO shake the dust of their con
dition from their boots and enter the
more digniiied sphere of second.class
men. With the graduation hop the
pleb's time Of probation ceases. The
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31
CYCLING NOTES.

The French Touring Club has $1,000 Nom.
bers
bill for tho taxation Of bicycles has been
defeated in the Vermont Legislature.
Soap and wntor arc 1ne things for soilel
cork grips, and although the remedy Is very
simply, thousands OF riders have yet TO dis.
cover It.
1t IS estimated that bicylst can trave
ovor illteen miles Of good road on his wheel
with less eXertion than ho can walk four
miles on foot.
Riding after dark f1r pleasure Is forbddeni
IN Japan. An English writer objects to such
restrictions, bur forgets that a cycle cannot
ne ridden aItcr l2 m. in London's parks
Bicycling seems to have a beneficial effect
on British art. critic Of a recent exhibition
states that "owing, perhaps, to the rage foI
cy'linG, the amateur works are less numcr.
Gus than usual this year, and smaller in size"
The transverse arrangement of a series OF
metallic strips between the interior of the
AR chamber and ths thread OF tho tire, in
connection with silk cord along tho edges
OF the strips, Is the subject of a recent patent
in non-puncturable bicycle tires.
Here Is hint which will prove most useful
to novices when replacing the chain Of their
bicycles; Bring both ends together on tho
top OF front chain wheel, and il can easily be
held In this position while the ryet Is being
secured. Sc, that the little nut is carefully
screwed home.
To show what n bicycle can be put TO and
what cyclist can accomplish, ii is stated
that young Australian recently rohe from
Coolgardte, in Australia, across tho big
deserts to Soclaidc, most of the route con-
ststing OF waterless stretches Of hundreds OF
miles in length.
machine has been invented for measur-
Ing cyclists for bicycles. All particulars as
10 reach of arms and leg, size of foot. etc.
are most carefully noted, and there is con-
ssequently no necessity for one upon receiv-
ing the machine being bothered to adjust it.
ana repeat the experiment until comfort Is
obtained, that being at once assured.
A convertible tandem is one of the novel;
ties OF the year. novelty coupling and
hlnge make II possible to change a double
diamond into drop-frame front and din
mond rear, or the diamond front and drop
rear, or double drop frame. BY removing
the central portion it can be made into a
single bicycle, and this can be made either
diamond or drop, at will.
point Of advantage TO cyclists Is found
IN new pump connection which il said 10
nc all pumps, the manufacturers having
adopted the standard thread. The gain I'M
this direction is that II one is out without n
pump, and the tire becomes debated. any
ordinary pump may be used. 1t is very rare.
~, indeed, that wheelman gets any distance
without meeting some one who has kit.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31

red Bible which had been given to
him by his mother in his boyhood,
when he first left the family rooftree,
and he took the oath at the beginning
of both OF his presidential terms on
this hook. which he treasures fondly.
The custom, however, has been for
the United States Supreme Court to
furnish tho Bible on which the Presi.
dent takes his official oath, and this
tradition has been carried out by the
clerk of the court ever since that tri.
bunal was established, except on the
two occasions when President Cleve.
land was installed in Office. Mr.. Nc.
Kinney, Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
who has held the Bible on which Gar.
field was sworn and every President
after him, has always marked the verse
which the President touched with his
lips, and after the inaugural has pre-.
sented the book made historic by this
event to the President or his wife.
The first Inauguration OF George
Washington in the Federal buildipe
in New York on April 80, 1883, was
delayed by the failure to procure Il
Bible. just as the arrival OF Wash.
ington was announced to Congress,
Chancellor Livingston discovered that
there was no Bible in the building.
He was Master of st. Johns Lodge
No. of Free Masons. and happened
to remember that there was Bible in
the lodge room. A messenger was
quickly sent to bring the book, and il
ii preserved to the present day among
tue relics OF the lodge.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31
Tie Sea Guils.

The big sea gulls, such as are seen
about the hsrnor through the winter,
come from further north in the tall,
and late in the spring they so north
again, or lar out to sea when the
weather is cooler and tho fish upon
which the gulls feed are more abun.
dGnt. There are many fishes that
seek deeper, cooler waters in the sum
mer, ana the gulls follow them. There
are smaller eulls, however, commonly
called bluefish gulls, that remain out
side the harbor all summer.-New
York Sun.
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had some experience in so.called mill.
tary schools before they came to West
Point as OF the boys who come fresh
from their M Others apron strings. The
"setting'up' is done by upper class
men, whose apparent severity has
caused many n young heart to beat
rapidly and whose shout of "What' do
you mean by standing that way?' or
"fou, ] mean. you there" or "Don't
you know what your right foot is?"
has caused lump to rise in the throat
Of many new cadet who until that
moment iaucied that he was letter per-
feet and with points to spare.
The new man comes to the academy
at that time OF the year when the hard
work for those who remain is over,
and camp life begins. Hard aud exact
ing work has been the order OF the
day unceasine, tireless application to
the studies which extend over wide
field has taken the time of the whole
year, and the student halls the advent
Of June with Joy, because it brings the
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-03-31
KISSING THE BIBLE.
Bcoks Which Lips of Presidents
Touched when Sworn In.

Bcoks Which Lips of Presidents
Touched when Sworn I'm.
The Bible on which Mckinley took
ine oath of Office as President of the
,hited States is an unusually hand
nme and costly copy OF the Testa.
nents made especially for the occasion
IN Ohio and presented to the new
President by Bishop Arnett, of Will
berIorce College, II colored institution
in the Buckeye State, on behalf OF the
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Its covers are of blue morocco with
satin Innings, white satin panels amt
ellt edges, with gold plate in tho
center, and is engraved with the fol.
lowing inscription: William Mchin.
ley, President of the United States OF
America, Inaugurated March 4, 1897.
The look on which he was sworn
in to the highest Office within the gift
OF the people was matter of quite
decided sentiment with President
Cleveland. Mr.. Cleveland asked the
privilege Of being sworn on little
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dom into fnll-hedged cadeiship. who
will throw off the calling yoke of un.
derling, and will have new lot OF
plebs with whom TO get even for hut
they themselves have endured. And
SO, with every yearling standing in
wait ior him, the cadet enters camp for
f. season of about eleven weeks.
II his heart is not broken by the
upper class men while in camp, and II
he pnsqes the examination which fol.
lows few months later, he becomes n
luil.lcdged crdet, with prospect OF
being graduated from the school IN
four years. The camp trial is the