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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

George describes the girl he is engage
TO as perfect vision" Yes. And his siste
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

Blacker the spot, surer the cure. Use St
Jacobs Oil for bruises.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

He Was Stayer.-He-"Pm going to kiss
you when go" She-"Do it now while I'm
still young. Town Topics.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

There are almost as many crises in the
average love affairs as there have been in
the rule of the sultan of Turkey.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

When bilious or costive eat Cascaret,
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed. l0c, 25c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

Over 400, ,OO0cured. Why not let Not Bac
regulate or remove your desire tor tobacco
Saves money, makes health and manhood.
Cure guaranteed, SOC and 81 90, all druggists
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cent.

GLORY" is grace" perfected-and grace
is ours on earth
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

Sudden weather changes bring rhcumq
tism. st. Jacobs Oil makes prompt cure.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe, l0c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

II is brave to overcome. il is sanity to en-
rc.-Chicagc Standard.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-03-18

As you chew tobacco for pleasure, us,
Star. Il is not only the best but the mos
lasting, and therefore the cheapest
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
8pnba1nperett 4ne Anrn.
$utttbnln 4nf Anr9.

Det er Jorbelinssipprssmaalet pi maa
i Gag meb. Men fsr pi bliuer iitanb
til at Life bette Spsrssmaal, Der bonner
&ierneni, bpab ri meo mere on1fattenbs
Orb falber bet ipciale 5pDrssmaal, fpr
bet pi( lpffes os at siennemfore en- mere
retferbis 6oroeltns af a,bssooerne, lnaa
Der sipres ct fort SpIpsninssarbeibe.
Dette er bet leg puffer at tase op 1aa
gobt leg tormaar sjennem opennepnte
&orrelponbance= @foIe.
@irfularer meb nermere Dplpsniu=
ger ienbes frit til enbuer, iom rnebbeler
mig beres Ibresfe.
Breu u,l naa mig unber Mbresien:
Starbuct, Wftnn. Sea aster el1ers at
tase Dpbolb ! MinneapoIis. 5 naite
So. af "8obbusseren" piI man fnbe
Befienbtsi6relie meo 4nsiuelie al min
Winneapolis Gbresle.
So. s. gbo omien.
Starbucf, Minu.. 20. Sept. 'e7.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
M1tgSbatr d table.

Domnter Gusieu afiasbe Dom / ga.
gen mellem ben Turenebe Rirfe os Muss:
burg ben l8be Sft., 'os Dont1,en saar
10 paa, at NusSburs tiIpIistes at opers
labe 5entnariet til ben Torensbe &irfe.
@n tnff 6armer peb Derter bleD
narret til at 81 ct BeDis paa $3.50
til en- 2pnafIeberdsent. Da Msenten
tom r1nbt ,forat idtte Dp 9pnaflez
bere,t mpOtes ban al Sarmerens 8one
meD en- &epplper / 9aanben, iom tpans
BAN til at .si Beptiet titbaee rs 'naar
bet bar siort, patte fig afsaarbe iaa fort
1om muligt.. 1
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
StetttttteretSnt 0Det

=
paa 9pceum 5reoassfoeIo bar sobt be-
iDst os meset interesiant. 9reiibent
for Ws6et Mrs. BerrD aabnebe iamme
meo at torfpnoe, at bet fprfe paa Bro=
grammet par en- Gang af BaftOr 5auz
9ans &partet. &uarteten fang ba nRlara
Stjerna". Derefter fang Miis 6irlon
en- Colo. 6. s, gorltis uar ben fprite
Ealer imob &uinbens Stemmeret og
ban s1orbe fig iaa bumor,itilf fom mus
list. 6. 8. Dilton aabneoe 9ebatten
Tor Ruinbens 5temmeret, os boIot en-
meeet pen Gale. 6. 6. 5oupt par ben
naite os forigste at beuile at noset iaas
bant ium gtetten til at femme life eriites
rebe, men bet par en- polici fum Resjez
rinsen gap efteriom 5olf frdueoe bet.
Sen ioeale Ruinbf, iom 9ilton iatte
frem, bleu lite ben enefte til at femme,
men bleu gtemmeret sipen til &piuDer,
bIeu bet til aue. Ss ban fanot insen
Elaos iaa lau. eno buis ber bar en-
Manb Der, lao par bet osiaa en- &uinbe
peb bans Sioe, iaa benue Gale pm at
&pinbeu ct mere moralr iYntes ban itfe
par ristis. .ia
Bator 9aripoob prdfebe en- bel Del
ON at &pinben bar en- finere geatur og
mere moraIife Sslelier os tunbe lille fig
iepnbslt ON life mere meo Yeanben.
Os Iaa torisste ban at bepiie, at bet bar
Wuralen bet fom an paa os pore fore
Menb, Diq,ere us @tatsmdnb, uar /
&eselen moralite Menb.
Sobn Maiun bespnbte meb at upIeie
LITE Rortntberue, "a, os 1iteEb,motbeus,
10. 9an paatob at B,beIen par itnob
Ruinbens Stemmeret. Ds iaa bapbe
&u,nben ret til at femme enfelte Ga:
ger nu Oslau, men tos insen Snteresiei
bet. 9an troebe Der bar fun no9le taa
af bisie rmanblise" Ruiuber, Der brpbbe
fig ON at itemme, % be siorbe bet belle
Dpfpr. Paitor 9ausan uar ben iibite
Ealer Os ban leuereoe itatiftiife 8euiier
for, at &uinben beiibber gpner % Runb=
ifaber not til at ia Del uor 2opgips
ming. Weo 6enipn til at Ruinben Ct
ueifere lesemlis enb Maauben bar bet
iusen @runb tor, enb at bun bar bans
ieDnbprbise &unbFaber % Dmbemme
buab bar ret for ale. 9an opldfte et..
8reu fra @uuernsren Bpomins, oer
logbe at &pinbeitemmeretten berte6e bar
ooer Gorpentnins en- 5ucceis. Der par
ct forlpinbenbe tibet 9lntal &uinber mob
aRdno ale Jeusiler, builtet beutite at
Ruinben beiibber ! fsrre Grab be moral
ife GpleIier, ION frdues for en- beore
Samfun0stiIitonb. 9ausan, iputes pi,
talte bebit af benz alle os fit ct itorn,enbe
8ifalb fra Torlamlinsen. @n Bris for
ben bebne 5remfiuins boorfor Rpi1lbet,
Fulbe ia Stemmeret blep aligeuel 9iuet
til 6. s. Silton. Donmerne bgmte,
at aDinoerne bpr ba Stenz 81
panbt. Get bar ct meset bels Il
otgt3 Mpbe. B Ss
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
A1tnre #tuter.

A4tnre $tnter.
$4,000 Wenneifer par tilfebe og
bDlbeoe Dtiis gisneros, ben gubanife
Ganse, iom unbfom peb 9ialp af Mep
Dort Sournal, peo benbes Mootaselie-t
Stem gorf. Blanbt Ealerne uar Senaz
torer os @ougresmenb % andre offeutz
ftge Manb 1om Murat 6aliteao os
3enrp George.
@n Some / Snbianapolis an1pste
forleoen ct Msiurancefompdsni om at
faa fin Manb aslureret. geo nermere
unoerfpselie fanbt &ompasniet uo, at
benbes Manb par anflaset for Morb t
terite @rab os bapbe COB lloiist at faa
ct tort 2ip. SUN fit ban life aslureret.
Nten ben Steering bar itte iaa Tibet be-
tenfiom.
plqbrasninser af Sslp fra Cub
@fattammeret / @bicaso / ben iibte Eib
BAT peret iterre enb paa lanse" mebbez
leg fra Chicago ben 16be DIT. gn
Milltou om 1sen afienbes til Banter /
@efen, Os faa itor er gfteripsrsielen
paa ssIpmpnt, at t,ltrobs flor EilfsrieI
af np Sgpmbnt er Toripntnsen en-
Wiaion nstnbre, enb bpab ben bruser at
pdre. Zen alninbelise @fteripergieI af
gs1D bar peret $50, 900 ON Dasen.
Bm s. BrDan bar ubtalt fig ON
9enrn Georges &anbibatur for Major
af @reater Stem gort paa Spprssmaal
berom iom fpfser: nSes tror at ban
bar en- ubmerfel Chance for at blipe
@reater geeap gorfs forite Mapor.
9an er petfieltbt af 8efoIfninsen %
Wasierue oil FEMME paa BAN. Seq
antaser lite, at Nationalpolitifen bill
ipille en- ueset betpbelis &olle peb gal<
get"
@uperasr Eanner af Suinois er
1om beflenbt neget upopuler. Tornps
Zig turbe ban lite reiie neb til Raibbiqe
af 5rpst for at ansribes af ben guile
5eber, men sioroe iftebet en- &eiie uo til
Montaua. Ds MI foriitrer Muiierne, at
Wesliuse,ne srasierer paa forifiellise
Steoer Sqinois, os at Stateus Tolt
bar bet 6aab, at @upernpr Eanner berz
peb ptl 1abe fig iframme fra at penbe
tilbase til Sqiuois.
Topeta, 14be Dtt, &ris mob
Saloouerne! Ct foe Eibsn 2pienet | Eos
peta, % ftp. Senator Beffer, Der en-
iurig 9robibitioni1, saar ielp paa Sast
efter 2opbrpoere iaa soot iou nosen.
Saftes tom ban ! Eante ON. at ban uils
be fpiqe Detettiu os saa no for al, t,ie ON
ban lite fnnbe fanse en- euer anben 2op=
brpber. 5an tom til ct Pot oplpf
Eraftgrlteb, buor bet paaifaaeS at Der
ielses forbubte Dritteparer, % git trb,
Ibet ban ! 5orpe,en par toriistis moi til
at ftitfe 1T lanse 9ageitiag inb paa
Brp{tet unber Erapen, for at ban lite
ifulbe blipe sienfienot. Oct astteoe
5am bos itte, tbi ba ban not iaa Fot
traabte Op til Bar zen % torlaaste ct
ylas, itirrebe 8nrtenberen paa BAN,
ON ON ban bar albeles forbauiet os
1bbrgb Meu min sObe Manb, bOor
'on,n,er De bog fra, peb Sc lite, at
nan life u1aa ieIse ,,oseniombeIf
slass beruienoe Dritfeoarer / Ranias11.
90 enbba funbel CTS <Senatoren bare
noret PAD, at ber itoo Jolt olnfrtns
Jam os brat baabe Beer % God
aits Dsen bet nDttebe BAN lite,
ian tunbe lite perionlist fomme til at
,psrbeDils lis ON, at btr bleo folst bes
;uienoe Dritfeparer. Os iaa maatte ban
iffe al n1eb lforrettet sag. Den pers
,enserfarHe Bartender bapbe naturItss
'is itrafs aienfienbt Yeffer, trObs bans
5orisg pa at tBigre iig atienbeIis PSI
,ars sosrfcr paa fiu 9oi n
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
! BaforM g. g3eterlo,, Of Dibto}b,

RaforN. g. geteriou, Of Dfbtoib,.
isis, er bpb.
Bm. S. 8rpan pil tilbrinse ben
fiofte l1se af Obto's galsfanp meb at
boloe galer bert Staten.
@ranb Sorts &c. o., bar beFutz
tet at toritaffe fig elettriif 2ps os brtue
bet pae 8pens 8etoitnius.
@n ny norft republifanif apis
ital faart rbfomure / Sarge, SC. 8.
Torat fplbe ct lanse fp1t Sapn, nature
Itsuia.
.@n s7>aaris Manb os en- e0saa=
rig &pinbe bleo Gift berOm 9asen !
@atertotpn, 81. 9. unsbommeu ras
fer.
Dpn1te en- 3ionsposter. gaitor
.. 8. gaplor af @aainam, Mi6., par
par amber Mnflase for 8ebrasert, Os et=
ter II 9a8es 6orbOr fanbtes ftDlotg os,
bgmtes / Circuit Court.
8praaoet @a1 Glaire, Bis.,
bar forbubt @ppnotilering inben Bpens
@rdubier. Dette bleo siort forat iatte.
en- Chopper for al ben 3gier @folebgrn
siorbe meb at bppnotiiere.
Sorigst @uismorO paa Rebattpr
Muffstt er bet iibite gtpt fra nor 1ouebz
i1ao Bismard, q. Dat. ssDen lite bs..
ON Mftenen began 9r. Moffett fig b1em
fra 2ofalet, buor bans Militsfompasni
baube baut Dpelier. Soet ban git benz
imob fit 9us, tom en- 8erfon lsbenbe
basenfra enbel naritaaenoe 8bsninger,
% paa 60 Toos Nttanb affpreoe ban 5
siepolueritub mob Moffett. 6elbispis
traf intet; en- &usle sienfanbtes / ges.
seu etpar Sob oper bans Sopeb. sia>0
boerue tom til, oa be bprte @tpbninsen,.
% iatte efter @nismoroeren. ber Fpsz
tebe flor QUIT Oct Ibtfebes bam at
unbfomme, % Mipnt BET Dor u1aanelpt,
tllnbe Woffett tie brnse &ienbieI paa
BAN. Senere mebseIss BET, at man ans
tdser, at bet er en- Vt Strafanse, iom
er bet uillise &eb1tab ten en- pis Gangs
5euber. Man nener, at ban bar ben.
Der baabe itlpo paa Moffett Os tiblisere
Bbelasbe bans grpttert. Beuiier mansz
ler; men Der er iferf Meistanfe, at ban
er Wanben. "Normanbeu."
Ealte ban ianbt2 Battle, Greet,
Mid. l7oe Oft. The interstate
philanthropic Convention afiluttes
bes slften efter at baue baut 6 Mgber,
Iom bouo glntal af Deltasere os Site
resie for Sasen ausit par en- @ucceis.
gu Eate blep bolDt af &eu. g. @bertn
af @bicaso, &onferentiens Setreter, os
ban uaste en- Def BefDrtelie. S.pans
Sbema rar: 6uorlebes lfal ben iociate
Mpr uotappes2.
5au ia9be, at ben iociale Rtoat er bet
tsrite Sube ! Das. $ Rritenboms
men itulbe Eisge 9esebommen, men ben
,rsaniiereoe &irte er. en- Tiaito, Ruu
EN- Brocent at Uerben e. paaptrfet af
zen. Tittrobs mobiat Rrttif ubfsrer
nsen Rirte {aa itcrt Ct fi1antropift 'ar,
'eibe iom ben datbolie, men besuagtet
Ill Mesier % Salmer % Bretener az
rig ubfsre, bueb Der tiltrrnses. &irs
er bebprbet meb @idlb ian lite sobt
)ielpe andre. Duuttenifab 1orerer lise
luber Rirtens Dine. Rpinbens Rriite< !
ise Gibolbsforer;aa Orsauiiereb.s %
enbte Beitprtelie iaooDee sanbet, meu
+ forbidden til pOlitiit @ibsleri os pil
Ilbris ubllette Drittttrafiten. l1nse
Reubs &rifteltse Screening mente
ct bel, men ben Ct oerbslig. Den bur-
Z besraues. Den e tua ct Sig. Com
n filantrop,if 8epeselie er ben et 8es
rag"
eaattgo oa,tiere,s sbiprn
gorteber8 q ,,teo tsititanfe
af Gtpt,to u d ftltS
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26

atbelbrebe iprufteu % baarIis Sub.
at siepne Snten os sipe 2,nbrius % ies
mere Sur, e Daisfone, af De Wits
Hazel SalYe. Mortenien q 90.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
attat1telntn.

s5.,Y.- st--- @ult Sobnlon glDltan tp9 9lft
Eirsoas forrise llse, mebens ban par
'fulb, os bebe itrafs efter.
g. s. BDnbe / 0tortbfelb ct bgb.
San bar en- betienbt politiif Stbrrelfe,
.og par 9egislaturmeolea, 1891.
Triiolp % Single Tax Soripas
rrerne Minneapolis bar tnbiamlet 8en=
sc forat uuberitptte SenrD George /
bans ya1sfamp.
8pen Beniou bar stpet 8epilsz
ming til 81. Sc. Sobniou at bespnbe meb
/. ct eleftriF 2psantes, fom ftal pere ferz
blst Wibteu al gaopember.
SpieIteret bur uubertienbt Domz
ner Rerr'g Dom Steenerion Sra8tias,
% ny @rppe pil bli Tplsen.. Otter ben
npe Noo u,l @asen n,utisens tumme op
for Domn1er Sues Holf County.
vSt. Baul @lobe" brinser fit
2prbassnumer en- Sci MtIprinser om
ben umennefelise 8ebanblins Tanser>
nei GensiIet / @tiapater blir uoiat
for. 81
gilbert Sea, 20. Dft. Sens ".
Sepien, fbr en- Borser af partlanb, %
,fom for en- l1se ftben bfeu fsrt bertil fra
Eanbipobi 60. forat sibre rebe tor 5ors
paltninsen af fin afoBbe 8robers 6ors
niue. inpb Staten peo at sifte fig meo
"antlaserften, Moreua 6. Sepien os paa
ben Maaoe afsisre Sagen. ,9's
= Gn Qerertnbe Mtfs Nnna 9ols
slano Doper bar uun6et en- Sag mob
:Sfolebitrift 10 Olmiteab 60. for .$75.
Superintenbent Chapman nestebe at
enboiere 6enbes @foleatteif ubftebt at
@uperintenbenten af Winona os man
negtebe benbe Detailing for afbolbt
s'1ole: ssargea ''ilIsno'e sseste''''oen
Sea " Sm'0l'n''sel.
gn trpatelia graaebie bnnbte paa
Geo. gounas aarm, 2 Uail fra Blue
@artbt Gitp, Snsoas, ben 2obe bs.
URr. gouua bab fin 9eiefarl at saa til.
@talben oq le til 6eftene % meoens ban
par ser. toa gounq en- Mepolper %
itiso iin Suitru os 10 Barn os berpaa
fia 1elp. @ruuoen til benne bans 1trat>
felice 6anoIiuq peb man lite, ba ban
leoeoe tpttelts1 lammen meo ltH Qal1lu'
men ban par baaroe $en9eomfenotsz
beoer, 1aa pet antases bet par brast pam
til at sl6re enoe paa fig % 5am'lte.
9oirn,ort 81 8Sft 6borIes g
,s9ebbe of e,oreno b1en- etsomineret ioao
,po bofbt unber $3.50 for g1oubrob i
.onb,n G,roh g3efbe e. onflooet forot
lbo mint en- 7osaor,o 4ones NRrs Solz
,,or no1portons. Dgb. gaebbe er q, pel>
,l4ooenbe ,,nn srorr,er hdn bnlbt inbe
oo frrpepe efubeseritotnino for @,fobe
,enhel @oIne tiI,Srenbe Solporsons bopbe
,oiert. % b,,n tnr5sote meb aeoot at
tnoe a. @oIpene tifboo. =, miner bette bIep
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-26
4autnaD Daitierett 1sbjpr,,
gorteber8 ,,teo u sTftanfe
at Gtpttto Maf bus

oil sipe 0ppisn,us paa fplseabe Ste
hpr !. S8 sst 81 4s5 55
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
Another Steamer Returns with Miners
and Bags of Nuggets from the
kIOndyke District.
Talks WITH THE LUCKY ONES
POvERTY-ST STRICKEN MEN WHO
MADE FORTUNES IN TWO MONTHS.
Advice to "Tenderfeet' Who Are
Thinking of Making "a Rush
for the Rich Fields.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July IT,
AT 8 O'Clock this Saturday morning the
steamship Portland, from st Michaels for
Sesattle passed up the sound with more
than a ton of solid gold on board and many
passengers. In the captains cabin are
three chests and large safe filled with
the precious nuggets. The metal is worth
nearly 500, 900, and the most of it was
taken out of the ground in less than three
months last winter. In size the nuggets
range from the size of a pea to guinea
egg. OF the sixty-eight miners aboard hard
ly man has less than $1,000, and one or
two have more than 100000 in yellow mug
gets. One peculiar feature noticed is that
the big strikes were made by 'tenderfeet,"
while the old and experienced miners of
many years experience are suffering in
describable hardships and privatons in
Alaska and the Northwest Territory, and
have only a few thousand dollars to show
for their labor. Fortune seemed to smile on
the inexperienced men who went into the
mining districts late last year, as nearly all
of them were unfortunate. The
stories that they tell seem to
be incredible and far beyond be-
lief. Instances are noted where single ir-
dividuals have taken out, in two and half
months, gold to the value of over 100000
Clarence Berry, of Fresno, Cal, went to
the Yukon in 1890 and prospected several
years without success. He returned home
last autumn, was married and took his
bride to the Klondyke last November. He
is now on the Portland with $l35,000, the
result of a winters work Frank Phisca-
ter of Borado Mich. is another lucky
miner He went to the kiondyke last au-
tumn and is now returning with $50, 027 hav-
ing worked two claims with nine men three
months and he still owns the claims. He
was one of the original discoveries of the
Eldorado district. Although most of the
passengers are returning home with plenty
of gold they all advise and urge people who
contemplate going to the Yukon not to
think of taking less than one ton of grub
and plenty of clothing. While it is a poor
mans country, yet the hardships and pri-
vations to be encountered by inexperienced
persons unused to frontier life is certain to
result in much suffering. They should go
prepared with at least a years supplies.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
THE SEAL CONFERENCE
THAT 1T WILL BE HELD IN WASH
INGTON is NOW CONFIRMED.
Queens Royal Family Fears for Her
Health, and Glad She Is Co.
ing Vacation.

LONDON, July 1.-THE report cabled on
Thursday that an international conference
on the seal controversy would be held at
Washington in the autumn is confirmed by
an official paragraph issued to-day by the
British authorities and which will be print
ed here tomorrow. The statement says:
The publication of an isolated old dispatch
which has been duly replied to, much as
1t may be regretted, has not retarded the
progress of the negotiations in London. AS
there seems, however, to be some misap-
prehension on the subject, it should be
pointed out that in the communications
now passing there is no question of altering
the regulations now in force in the Berlng
sea or of imposing fresh restrictions. Mr..
Foster. on behalf of his government, is urg
ing that the two experts representing the
governments interested should meet and
compare the results of their Investigations
with view of arriving at an agreed state
of facts. That is the sole object of the
proposed meeting Any idea that this con-
ference will deal with the question of re-
vising the remunerations is entirely mis-
leading. Conferences between the repre-
sentatves of the United States, Canada
and the foreign, and colonial offices are
proceeding almost daily.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.
why "a locomotives Signal Is Not Al
4 ways Heard.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

An important point was brought out at
an inquiry into death of some members of a
coaching party who were killed by a loco
motive which dashed into the coach at a
crossing in Long Island. 1t was sought to
determine whether or not a warning signal
had been given by the engineer on the APP
proach of the train TO the crossing. The
burden of evidence went to show that no
such signal had been heard. On behalf of
the railway company it was urged that
sound often Travelled in belts. and that a
uerson in It's immediate vicinity might be
ont of it's line of travel while at a much
greater distance it could be distinctly heard.
In confederation II singular incident was
described that took place on the Central
Vermont Railway some time ago; one OF
the division superintendentS OF that road
received repeated complaints that at a GER
tain crossing the prescribed signals from
the locomotive were omitted. The eng1-
neglected their duty. Finally, the superin-
tendent determined to get ms own evil
dence and privily stationing himself in a
suitable position he saw a locomotive APP
uroach and pass without whistling or ring
ing the bell on the locomotive, however.
there happened to be one of the railroad de-
tecfives who had made up his mind to
actually blew the WILTSHIRE and rang the
bell with his own hands. When the super
intendent returned to write the discharge
of the guilty engineer he was confronted
with the evidence of the detective. To end
the matter they both went 10 the spot and
found that from a certain point they could
see the puff of steam at the whistle and the
bell in motion, but heard no sound from
either. An expert who was called in recon-
rnended the removal of a piece of forest.
This was carried out and the signals be-
came audible at the crossing
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WOULD TRY 1T AGAIN.
Robert n. Dickman Petitions Court for
Permission to Wed.

NEW YORK, July T7.-Robert n. Dick
man, a metallurgist and mining engineer
now residing with his father, Chief Justice
Franklin j. Dickman, in Cleveland, to-day
obtained from Justice Truax, of the SUI
preme Court here, an order modifying de-
cree of absolute divorce obtained by his
wife from the Superior Court in 1892, so as
to prevent him from marrying again
Dckman is at present head Of the engi-
neering firms of Dickman & Crowell, OF
Cleveland, and Dickman & Mckenzie, OF
Chicago BY terms Of the divorce Mrs
Dickman was permitted to resume hel
maiden name, Helen Lincoln Kent, and to
marry again. The Dickmans were married
in this city in 1891 and three months after
ward the bride began suit for divorce
charging her husband with undue intimacy
with an unnamed correspondent. Upon the
report of the referee in the case Mrs. Dick
man obtained her divorce.
Dickman, in his petition for a modif1ca-
ton of the decree, stated that his former
wife had remarked. He also said that since
his divorce he had led a model life and
submitted affidavits to that effect signed by
his father A. J. Kicks, G. e. Herrick and
Frank r. Herrick, all of Cleveland
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Expeditions to the Gold Field PrepaE
ing to Start at Once.

ing TO start at once.
SEATTLE, Wash, July 17.-"When are
you going TO the KIondyke?" In twelve
hours that question has been asked and
answered hundred thousand times in Sc
attic. On the streets, in the houses, every
where is heard nothing but Klondyke, and
the whole town is 1everish and agitated as
never before over the Alaska gold discover
les Men who cannot go are forming pools
to grubstake men who will. Ex-Governor
John H. McGraw will leave on the next
steamer. Cen E. NJ Carr, of the State mil
itia who at one time camped within seven
miles of the fabulously rich placer. viii 60.
Col. Joe Green and A. ]. Ballet, Yale's
great oarsman. are packing their effects,
and attorneys, doctors. clerks and laborers
are all scheming to secure a share of the
vast wealth in the north.
Indescribable expectation is directed
toward the steamer Portland, due at any
hour from St Michaefs. She has at least
million dollars in gold aboard and VIII
bring news of Seattle men who have rlskeQ
their lives for gold. Every one says that
at last the mother lode of thu Pacific coast
has been found and that the half has not
been told. The reports have caused intense
excitement here, Policemen are resigning
from the force; every street-car man that
can raise stake has given notice to his
are represented in the feverish rush to get
north The men neglect their business ana
congregate IN groups on the streets IN eA-
cited discussion. People are telegraphing
friends and relatives in the East to come
and join them in the new Eldorado. The
steamer Portland has not yet been reported
at Tattosh and her coming is awaited with
intense anxiety. She will probably arrive
some time tomorrow, and is billed to sail
July 20 on her return voyage. The steamer
offices are rushed with business and out
fitting stores are taxed to their utmost ca
pacity to supply the wants of those who are
getting ready TO make the trip. Merchants
are fearful that their help will leave them
and they will be unable to fill their places.