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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28

win, Notwithstanding MS extremeage,
has always been good. He has splen-x
did constitution, and has always taxed
the best of care of it.
Notwithstanding the responsible
ties of his position and the wear and
tear of an eventful career, he has a.
WAYS maintained the calm of truly,
philosophic mind.
Again, he has been abstemious and
simple in his tastes, eating to live, not
living to eat.
"The yiaaroy tastes no wines and his
cooking is strictly Chinese, although
his physicians is not" added the doe
tor, with smile.
But DR.. Marks he not Chinese"
"Ah, yes; but then, you see, DR.. Mark,
who is very bright fellow, speaks Ger
man and French fuently, and, although
only 25, is q pupil of mine. He prac-
tees quite as I do, in the European
mode.
THE viceroy is as progressive IN this
as in other respects. He is quite willing
to trust his life in our hands rather
than to native physicians" :.
"Has the viceroy any serious physical
lisp
ooh, no. He is troubled with rheu-
matism, so that occasionally he has
some difficulty in getting around, but
there are few men, even of much less
age, whose health assets arc so good.
I look for many more years Of useful
activity in his life"
Then you do not believe, from n
physicians point of view, that China's
greatest statesman will have to mako
his report to the emperor and then re-
tire to private life?"
"Not bit of it," said DR.. irwin, en-
phatically. "Chira cannot spare him,
and, take my word for it, his health will
be equal to all the demands made upon
it. As I have already said, many a
younger man might like to be in his
shoes."-N. Y. Journal.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
Mush Gems.

Put half pint of milk aud same OF
boiling water over the fire. When hot
add one cupful of corn meal. Stir and
cook ten minutes. Add two teaspoon
suls of butter and teaspoonful of salt
pnd set aside to cool. When cold add two
eggs beaten separately, first the yoIks,
then the whites. Bake in gem pans in
moderate oven 20 minutes and serve
warm. A teaspoonful of baking powder
should also be used. These are very nice
made either of white or yellow nIeal.-
E-==Ss.-=, yz-1a-
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
English Apple Pie.

Line pudding dish with paste, and
pare, quarter and core enough apples
to ill it; add sugar to taste, one Glove to
every three apples, large pinch OF
powdered cinnamon, half the grated
rind of lemon. An inverted cup should
be placed in the center to hold the juice.
This pie can be made in large, medi'
um OF small dish.-Boston Budget.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
WHAT LIS DOCTOR SAYS.
The viceroy Has the Prospect of Long

Not the least interesting parsonage
of the Chinese viceroy's suite is DR.. An
drew Irwin, the distinguished physi-
clan who for more than II years hts
kept his famous patient in the best OF
health, all things considered.
DIR. Irwin was not easy to get at, the
GORDON of protection against inter-
viewing at the Waldorf being quite per-
feet. However, the blockade once
passed, Ii Hung Changes medical adj
wiser chatted very pleasantly about his
charge and the trip over.
"rhe yicerov's health" said DR.. Ir-
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
Tnn Hnnnat.

Clerk-Sir, have joined the church.
Grocer-Right glad to hear 1t; I've
been o member for some years. It's
splendid thing, and
Yes, sir; and you will getsome other
clerk to sell those pure spices now ?"-
Adams freeman
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28
No Pom, for Doubt.

"Jobson, do believe that if you were
given your choice between me and your
pipe, you would hesitate"
"That's where you make mistake,
Mrs. Jobson. A pipe soothes ind COM
forts man in his old age."-N, \, Her
ed. ~ i.ssi. -. "a H. I .i9ssl.:.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1897-01-28

-.-Grcel, mythology ascribes the in
ventior Of dice to the gods, and one Fan,
ciful t;l:c represents Jupiter and Mars
as setting q difficulty by throwing
dice.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
04 m>.4 Yr. Nipen ipiro
Dl. MuIllU. ON "a. II. 25.Sus
Nv Ii in ct. Martin
SeileioSbeibIIHe.

Do es i'm unerioritiihen Beidlulie Got.
tes befttmmt mar, unieru pielaeliebten
Nmtsbruoer glnorsas Stueioer aus ~unierer
Wf;tte absuberuien uno ibn gum Npbne fir
iein treues Nirteu in Der grSiebuns Der gu.
9eno Al iih in bic epi9e Sell9telt Su neb'
men, 10 lei brermit
BE ibloien n, baB mir oieisn lsioer al.
Sufriiben Sinsans auf's 3ieiite betrauern
uno oab mir oas Bette, mas nod ieinem
Siniteioen fir TIN geIdeben fam, fir ibn
tbun, ndmlit I'M auoddtlgen 8ebete ieinsr
oft uno serne aeoenten au molten.
Beihloien II, oaB mir ben Rincern
uno ben tteibetriibten <ern iorpie allen
Seruanoten oieies barten Terluites ipeaen
unier berSlihites Seileio ausoriden.
Seihleiieu. oaB pbise Selblniie in
has YrotoioQbuh oes D. u. &. 3sbrerpers
ems aufsenummen uno Den tieibetriibten
Gltern oes Seritorbeuen cine Nbibriit suse=
ihidt weroen lou.
BeibIoen r. oaB pbiae Beihlilic in,
.Woroitern" perDfientlidt peroen iolen.
Namens BEG 3. u. q. 2ebrerpereius Der
9ioJeie ct. glcuo:
2beo. go bmiller,)
9ucaS 9ertfen, gomite.
Sobn @oden,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

S&aler auf anberen 0ebietsn bss uu'
terriHts. @erooe bic lanbbep0lferuua
beasht ben sroben Jebler, ibre sinoer
idlsdt beSoblten, uusebiloeten 2ebrfrd'.
ten ausuuertrauen, unb 10 fommt es, BOB
in mauden ldnoliden Diftriiten bic
S4ulerSisbuns cine duBerft birftise
bleibt. Wir iino aus Der Ndbe oieier
Staot 8luber Susefabrt tporben. bic nah
pieridbriser S&ulJeit in faft alen 2ebr.
fdHern cine iol4e Serwabrloiuns SeiSs
ten, baB man iaum uerfteben tonnte, ME
lolh elm Yerbre1en am Nenidense'
i1letbt nur m6sli@ 1T. Das feline. rotbe
Stulbaus ON Rreu,wts bat msbr NiHe.
.ba,sa III ieinen MaueIu sel.ben. OILS
mir uns trdumen lai en- unb bort tudre
e,ue &eform brinseub ssboten. Ga'
ourt, bob man bas Sternenbanner aui
ieinen @iebel pflan3t. rettet mon baa
Haterlanb nod lanse ni4t, etmas mebr
Weisbeit IN bic 8Dpie unb gntbufias'
mus in bic SerSen ~pfluu5en, tudre better.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
Inter aablreiher 2beiluobme DO,

- Inter sablrei4er 9beilnabme uon
eeiotrasenoen muroen Sonntas Nodmit'
tag pom Der II. &. STRIDE aus bic trbiiben
lleberreite Der ielis i'm 6errn entiblafenen
5rau X. 9atib ,u 8rabe setraesn, nahoem
Der bohw. g. Wartin ben 0erbieniten Der
Gnti6lafenen in elmer tur5en 2eibenreoe
serebten 9ribut se5olt bate. Seit mebr
oenu einem Sabre lit bic 0eritorbene on
ein:m Nierenleioen uno ertrue erseben in
8otteS bL. W1illen bic nit Der %lanawieri'
gen 8rantbeit u%erbunoensn Shmer,en,
bon benen Der Sob ais rettenber gnsel lie
AM Jreitas Woreen i'm gllter pom SO Sabs
rem in Der Jriibe erl6ite. Sic 5dblte 5u
ben eriten gniieelern bieiiser 8eseno unb
mar in ben lansen Jabren ibres 6ierieins
ais Wutter, ais Yirserin II. aatbolitin elm
Wuiter. Sbre piele 0eroienite, welde tie
iib burh ibren muiterbaften 9ebensman'
bel erwarb, weroen ibr 9ewib i'm beilen
Senieits bob anserednet ieiu. Sbren
COB, Der, wenn audi nibt unerwartet, 10
bod fir bic iebt elternloien 8inoer al;u'
friib fam, paro alIsemein %betrauert, oenn
lie itano bel Nlen, pom oenen lie getannt
mar, in hober adtune. 3rei ainber,
Sophia, 3bereiia uno Gouaro. umitanoen
trauernb bas Grab Der tbeuren SHUTTER,
bic jebt nit benz ibr in bic Gmisteit poran'
| aeaanQenen @atten unb pier 3inoern
pereint iein wirb. Zen trauernoen 6ins
bliebenen solIen mir unier aufri6tises
Yeileib unb miinihen Der Veritorbenen
bic epise Rube. @m Wontas puroe fir
beren Seelenrube elm Reauiem sebalten.
- Ter Gircustas bradte unierer lieben
Susenb Elm w%eiteres 5reubenereisnib, in
Dem felt jenem Gage allabenolid in elmer
Reitibule on ct. @ermainitrabe lie:
bunsen semadt weroen, bic Der Su9eno
,u einem 0oQsenub werben. Wab benz
3act Der Wtuiit oreben iid Die bolsernen
Pferohen, bic oas junse Bolt nod Irt
itrammer 3eiter tummelt.
- gm "a. bieIes Monats fperben Die
in ben @reat Nortbern garsSbops an
seitelten Nrbeiter ibr Sabres EicsNic
i'm Watte Bart balten.
- 8arnum & 8ailep's Circus, mel
der bier am Samitas SoriteQuns CAB,
be frieoiste bic unsebeure Sui9auermen=
&c in jeopeoer 8e5iebuns.
- Serr 5r. 9orinier. ipel9er als
tempurdrer StraBensg ommi1idr anses
ite0t ipar, lieb Der Stabt feline pprtreffs
liden 9ienite in beirieblsenoer @eiie.
- Ssrr 5rant Gins, Manaser oes
yNorbitern". lit BON ieinem ihmerSppl>
fen 5uBleioeu 10 melt berseitellt, ba6 ct
Montas feline grbeit in Der Office pies
Der auinebmen fonnte.
- Gin benz Serrn u. @. &rdmer ses
borises Yiero wuroe aui Der 8iebpeioe
seItoblen. Serr &rdmer bat $50 8es
lobnuns bemienisen ausseiest, Der ben
Yierbeoieb baitbar madt.
- Mit benz Ban oes Maidinen-
unb bes 9ampifeiielbauies on Der
Normalihule lit 8aucpntractpr Sobn
arppp fir S2,o47 betraut iporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

5utet Gu6 Dor Salten sesen 8a.
tarrb. ete Auefilter %enttalten, pa Sued-
ltlber ltHer ben CHM tes Scrubs ssrltSren
unp eas game Ssftem ppGis ,srrutten
plre. renn Is eur6 bic Ihleimiaen Ster.
fanen einnrln9t. Scl6e Artitel lcGten
me auser auf Verprcnuns gut terufsner
Merste aetrautt mereen, la Der Shdeen,
BEN le anrthten, ,ebnmal 70 srpb 1T ais
eas @ute, eas Sbr happn eruelen %ftnntet.
gsa's aat1rrb Sur, fabri,irt pcn s. s..
eteneY a. Co., Splebp. 8, entbdlt fem
Sutdflber une wirb innerli6 sencmmen
ane plrtt brett auf bic ftleimisen Ster.
Iamsh pes Spitsms. @snn Sbr sans
8atarre Sur fault, feb liHer, taB Sbr bic
a6ts bstcmmt. sic wirb innerlit senpm.
une in 3pletp. Sbic, pen 3. s. 6 b e..
nep & 60. ssma6t.
1aS- Wsrfauft pon alien Mpottefern,
prsts IS Gsnhs lie Slaf&e.
SaQs Samilien.piue bic befem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
DEM Waiieranorana an st.

Dem Wa%iieranorana an st. Gers
mainitrabe biesieits Der Oiieo Sreuiuns
iol enolid Nbbilfe seidaiit werben. Die
@reat Nortbern Yabnseieaidaft bat iib
oaiu %ueritanben. einen e%iiernen Guluert
unterbalb bes Oiieo S~abnseleiies Su bau:
en- unb ben @raben untsrbalb Der Bride
gu uertiefen; aud Die staot mill einen
MbleitunsSsraben iiber st. 8ermain'
itrabe sieben laiien, uni 10 benz itebenben
@ewaiier gteans III uerihaiien.
- Ter Dor neun Monaten in Der bieii.
gen Heformanitalt undergraduate Sobn
o minneapolis bat 9ienitas
Nadmittas feline 5ludt bewerttelist.
- Serr Watb. 8eder, pelder LANCE
3eit oils @ebilie in 8. s, Subn's Ipos
tbefe tbdti9 mar, reiite 9ienitas mad
no ct mebiSinii&en Stabien
wire,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

N onteuioeo.- Sonntag Wor
gen ertranf Der AZ Sabre alte 5arme,
2bomas Stetpart beim 1aben i'm Chip
pepa.Jlufe. Or binterldft 5rau unit
bier fleine Rinber.
9ulutb. = Dienitas fanb untsr
srosen 5eierlidteiten bic uebersabe Der
bic Stdbte Duluth uno superior Der.
b,noenoen neuen Bride ftatt, bel b,eier
@~elesenb.it bielten Ntapor Truelion BON
Duluth unb Napor Starfneatber pom
Superior Reoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
Noti5 FIR Spmtraetorcn.

Serfieselte Grseboie peroen pom unters
seibnsten Q om,te 81 Gihmpuo, Wlun., bIs
Somiiag, ben 81. Sull 1897, mor0ens 10
ubr fir Den Sou uno Die @rfid)tuua GInc5
Sduibauies III u tmono eutsegen0euunl.
men. Tie Gngebote miiiisn on oas gpmjtc
oes Shulbaues, 8ibmono, 9prab y 8,
Winn, o~oreIilrt perben. Gin reriitcri1r
/. bed uou 5000 muB tenn Nr9ebpt b~eileIr0t
lem. Blame uuo SpeNfifat,pneu lieacu III
Der Office Res W. ". Suiien su &itmcno
iule aud, IN Der Office Der Nrb,tetteu 0ui
lep x Sergmann Su ct. Gloub, Minu., all
ooer nod rem %. Suli 1897 sur Glniitt Of
fen. 9os y omite bebdlt lib oas Gett pOr,
leces einSelne oeer ale Nrgebote su perperf
fen.
s.. 3. u b MANI
J ". y =, ; . n e0mite,
2orab. Den ~. Suli 1897. 32-2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

ga S%taugabeln. Ssutrda,r fir
S6eunen uno aqeS 8ubsb6r bsotut,nS
blq,ser ols ibr iold's uoa aaeut,n fan.
len iount. BEL Is. 8 2aoner. 40
90 Der uclhanoiaae 8urro'b ~
Sdlobbaien uno Sous Gushoiiuro,n
~ teu n~isDriaHsn Brsiisn bel 6 bos
D. 26ba
paS- Ssbr bi0is 80 p%etruisn be y
g. Wpers 5arm ON Pforl Sole. gpmn
Wo,ne Yrarrie. @uies 2onr, cute S,.
tdul'dts,ien. NGberes be- 6. 6. =,
NJ o o b, 81. @lUub, Winn. 80 q
~ Whhtannen BON urs SItn 40.
modt pom befsn Blsh 10 b 'ula lp,, an,
osre 5nbr,iDantsn osrtauisu. ufb,r,
5euaf eud bel 2abner. ~
B6-9abnnrJt Spratlep bon Co.,
@lOuo p,rb ON Gisnfoq uno Nitmn1
IN n6disr Wcde in @olo spuro mn
am DOnnerhas uno 5rsitos in q tmOus
leiu.
Has~ llntsr eiinaissn B%ebinquuosr y,
touten VI D SR4. S,ct or 81, qrmr.
ibip l2G. alofe 81. cine Wsls bon her
st. Guno ai'de. Ndberss gu r'roo,n
I'M "9eororern." 30 tu
B4- Die Wc@ormid gpnporn
tnuit ibre Bueeies uuo @oaen In o,rs,n
BeHeIursen seaen baare 8atluro unb
sibt ihrsn &uno'n ben boourd s~rIlsltsu
Benefit. Man iprtds bel ibr Dor. bsuur
mon fouft. 24-2m
~ Rauit eure @iare ba6sim. mn
ibr iebt, mos ibr faufi, unb no ,br eur,
ei9euen 8roouete nbisssn fonnt. 1br
iport INNER @elb. psnn ibr iouii, bel
Eooner. 70
Melrote. ! E, 4, s "a ::r '' s5 Ss :" Y sa
~ Jormen in j'bem @uun,p in ben
uornmt tlihen Stooten Don $500 au'.
p6rts. cultrnirt urb niht cuItipirt. Nou
'rnss nod bel Soeobfon & NiL
err. unter Der grfsu Rotion llbout in
st. Gloub.
~ 8ouit curcSen'eu unb B,r,.
Seus sum 6eumohsn bel s. 3. 9nnner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
Plymouth Clothing House

BON minneapolis iiberuommen uno
iino I'M Stanee, irseno ein:n gHSu9
nab NoaB, Der i'm Sauptaunriier
81 minneapolis 81 "iaufeu III, elelt
pprtbetlhart, gut uno billts uuo IN lee
Der Stniidt Sufrlebeniteleuo 81 lie
fern....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

Gin Dollar 9eipart, meint
stpet 9eWonnen.

9as msiite Bolt besoblt Al bobe Staten
fir sebcrstes@elo. es bsSablt lp,lter, obue
ben 8eriuh ~ nader, better su thun. Gs
gibt relhlth 9elo au perletben ge9eu quite
S%tterbeite'. uno fir Seae, bic 3ntereTeu
be3ableu, bel 6. ". 9 y Don Ct. Glouo
poripretm. Der @elo aus benz Often u.rs
bor9t, lit Ieopebe Noslthtslt porbauten,
oaB iie jeoss Sabr eiue quite Summe oes On.
t%ereien 8eloes suridlf9en %tOnneu, nebitoem
oaB lie nod einen b%eileren hudjabInngs.
Ylan erldn9eu. II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
bic man lanoe lebt

If Der Subalt eiues @cordtes. oas pm phi.
loiopbiiten Yapit geo NH. seitricbcu
ipuroe. Der es Az etuem au Bersetpobnlit bo
ben Nltcr sebradt bot. gr 9ibt ten 9iatb
Sleiih lei oellfat uno tdalihe Speiie, per.
meioe idarfes @epiirs. 81 alen 3etien be.
ten mir nur oas bette Sleiid an; oeli'atcs,
gut getiittertes, Sartes Seaf Sdaiilerit,
Shpeinefeiih. Snmmelileiid, aalbielit,
seidmaduol uuo relSeno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15
Su8Naufen.

Dor einisen Bchsn cine ittparSe
Ndbre (Brorco) Suselnufen; Utter stwu
Is bic Is Sobre Der @isenlbiimer
meloe fid bel Subert yerfennes, Tonn
Wilmooo, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

JOHN KIEWEI
BON @olo Sprins iaat:

go LANCE Der Nienid feline Snoulirie, Sefo
monte uno Seibtcoutrote ae'ernt bat
braudt er niht an 8oblftano su oenteu.
BeSahlt pie es fommt, fauft ME aui 9reoit
Wenn ibr euer Seim reiten poLt, cnun ieio
9erett 9eser euh ielblt uuo cure 5amiIlc
Beattet bic Baar. Tretie:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-15

~ WaRn erlunere ti1 aitiat oes
nfuen 8lases No. 624. 81. @ermaius
itraBe. neben 5anbels GQsnmaorenbanb.
luna. mo elm ieoer bas bette uno biliafe
Shubaeus fauft bet Sobn B. Boltsr.
- Yie 5irma 8. & VI. o e.
a o + bot iid eniidloiisu, elm @eiddft in
5armsN ai&iuerie 81 eroHnen. Gire
g%,ienbabns @asenlaouns Baasn. Bug.
eies, EHise uub 8n,bsrihuur fam ae,
fern bel ibnsn an. tpas N0es su ben du
Berif nieoriaen Sreiisn psrfauft ipirb. 1t
l6@ Stubborn Basen su p~ertaufen
in Der W c@ormid Nai9inennieber.
lase. 24-2mt
14r Gin neuer 8orratb on blauer
unb tpeiBsr @ranitmaare ioeben aus Der
5abrii erbalten. bic mir sum niebriehsn
5obritpretie %iauften uno bili9er pertau.
fen ole bies in ir9eno einem Baraoiu.
Store in Der Staot seihiebt. 6. 3.
6 ubner. st. @loub Winn. 26ba
S*<rV%I Ben ~ suIi lem '
- @elb nerlieben nuf Sarmen iir bic
Dauer BON l. 2, 3. 4 uoer 5 Sabren,
SntersFen nieoris. @bas. VI. Rorie.
Sdui Centre. R,nu. 61-dt
13- llueepaarte Shube uno Sties
fri in reidl,her Nuswabl nno bilis
psrfauit bel Sobn B. Wolter, neben
Ssonbel's @flenwaarsubanblune.
~ Drabitbiren unb Jliesenbrabt
~ ~nisorissu Yreiieu bel 2abner. 70
~ S4iit cure Bsfte0uuaen Elm
BET @ebrioer g larf fur iraenb ct.
ros in Surpelen. glrtel. @alfe Seis.
8iuae, Silbe,5eus, ubren,
uiIu. @enn ibr ni&t nit
irs in &shnuna fiebt. bann ihidt oos
,aare @elb, bos mir iurlderHattsn,
penn Der Suaei&idte Grtiiel ieine 8u'
|risbsnbeit e,bt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-08
FIGHT FOR 100000 900.
Heirs of "Spite-HOuse" richardson
Battling for IA Big Estate.

NEW YORK, Aug. THE first step in
the contest over the will of Joseph Rich
ardson of the spite house" was taken yes
terday before Surrogate Clerk Amos jack
son. Mr.. Richardson left an estate Of $780,
600, 600. Jenkins & Darlington, for Mrs.
Richardson, appeared and offered a formal
objection to the will dated Oct. rs, 1894, on
the ground that he left another and later
will, dated April 4. 1897; that the first viii
was not executed by the deceased; that he
was unduly influenced when the 1894 will
was executed.
The first will divides the fortune equally
between his children by his first wife. Della
Richardson and George Richardson. The
second and last will divides the immense
fortune equally between Mrs. Richardson
and the two children. Besides, 10000 is
bequeathed Rev. H. NJ. Warren, his pastor.
and slz.5Oo to the Central Park Baptist
Church on East E~ighty-third street.
Muller, Peckham & Dixon filed similar OBJ
~iections to the petition of Mrs. Richard
son for the probate of the 1897 will. Sept.
Is was set as they day for the taking of
the testimony in support of the allegations
of each side.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-08
MONUMENT TO GIBBON.
Funds to BE Raised at the OF
the Famous Iron Brigade.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. THE re-
union of the Iron Brigade will be held in
La Crosse, Wis, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. 20 and q next. 1t has been put
off to escape fairs and afford the members
an opportunity to recuperate strength and
purse after the season of fairs, county,
State and national reunions. A large num-
Der of the brigade reside in Minnesota,
Iowa and the Dakotas. La Crosse is COM
paratively convenient to them. All of the
necessary arrangements for the two days
reunion will be made by the La Crosse
committee, which will contain Gilbert NJ.
Woodward, John y. Webb, Milo Pitkin and
others of the brigade. Information re-
quested from either of these gentlemen or
of the local committee will be promptly
supplied. All railroads centering there will
give greatly reduced rates.
At the La Crosse meeting it is the pur-
pose to complete arrangements for the
erection Of a suitable monument at the
grave of Gen. John Gibbon, whose last
earthly camping ground is on the beautiful
slope to the right of the Lee mansion. on
Arlington Heights, overlooking the capital
of the Nation. The grave of this COM
mander, who loved his brigade second only
to his family, is marked by a little white
board bearing his name.
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RICHES DO NOT COME EASY.
Capt. Miles Standfsh Warns People to
Stay Out of Alaska.


PORTLAND, Me, Aug. Capt. Miles
Standish, of Montreal, who has been spend
ing the summer in Alaska, has written a
letter which was received here to-day. In
this letter he says that the situation on the
Kondlke is not very dissimilar to other god
fields. The yellow metal is there. he says,
but it does not lie around the ground in
chunks waiting to be scooped up. 1t can
only be secured by patient and uncom-
monty laborious placer mining, interspersed
with many weary miles of tramping around
from pocket to pocket. He further says
that the journey to the 'diggings'' from
Juneau is an enterprise calculated to pale
the stoutest heart. Beyond all this. winter
is already beginning in that region. and
anyone who starts must stop over at Ju-
neau until next May. There is not food
enough in all Alaska to keep the people who
are planning to go there for a month. He
also says the larger part of the Klondike
region is in Canada without stretching an
elastic boundary line an inch," and adds
that the dominion police Will nave some
thing to say about Yankees coming over
there and taking away all the gold.
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assigned by an imperial commission, SO
That duplicates and everything trivial and
inferior to the best shall be excluded ana
the whole display presented in its most
striking and effective form. The exhibit
mi to be even a greater surprise than
was G~ermany's at Chicago in 1898, and ii
Will be made and managed for the express
purpose of showing the merchants of all
civilized nations what Germany has to
sell"
Mr.. Mason repo&s that Germany is doing
everything possiblS to extend her COM
merce, having recently sent commissions to
China and Japan and South America for
TINS purpose. Her trade with the United
States is being fostered as much as possible
and he predicts that Germany will continue
uaily being the greatest commercial power
of the world.
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TO SQUEEZE souTHERNERs.
Cotton BaIing Trust Organized by
D~emOcratic Senators.

WASHINGTON. Aug. THE American
Cotton Company, which numbers among it's
promoters two senator's of the United
States; John E. Searles, of the Sugar
Trust; ex-Secretary of the Interior David
R. Francis; Senator Jones, of Arkansas;
Senator Vest, of Missouri; ~Stuyvesant Fish,
president of the Illinois Central; Jerome
Hill, of the Cotton Belt, and others of note,
is to be the next big trust. 1t is formed to
revolutionize the present system of baling
cotton. The fiat form of bale that has been
IN vogue so long is to be superseded by the
cylindrical bale. The patent of the latter is
controlled by the new company, of which
John n. Searles is president. The company
has $500. 90 of capital, and is now at work
building congresses throughout the South.
Reports from the South received at the
treasury show that the new company is
trying to be to the cotton trade what the
STANDARD Oil ompany is to the petroleum
industry and the Sugar Trust is to the sugar
trade. 1t proposed to acquire control of the
business of moving the cotton crop from
the plantation to the mill.