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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24

Arltn9ton, Sapette 60, Sop1,
Is, Seb, 1897.
@eebrter 6err @imon!
S3on iiber 30 Sabre Ieie t6 Die rSQ.
Stats 3situng", unb bd i3 peiB, baB Sic
fein 8lutt bor ben Ml1no ne6men, nenn es
gilt, uebelitdnbe 3u befdmpfen, 10 min i'd
Sbnen einige Mittbeilungen maheu, Die
etnen lol9en gum @egenftanb BADEN.
Sd bin Sarmer unb babe iGbrli6 2 Gar
~laoungen S6peine 81 berfaufen. Sn iingz
tier 3eit beflagten ft6 bieGe 5dnbler barii6er,
baB cine niAt gertnge Nn5a6l unIersr
S9peine, na9Oem ite gemGitet iino, in per-
friippeltem 3uitanbe in G6icagp d~nlangten
uno baour3 fir uns 8erluits na9 Ii1 5oz
gen. 9iefen Winter be16loB i9, Der Sade
perfOnlid nuf Die Spur gu fommsn un5 bic
eigentli6e urfa9e i3u ergriinben. Giner
meiner 9ld9barn meinte, Die S9peine ipiirz
ben 5u groBe Streden nit Dem @dgen ge=
fabren unb lpiirben ftetf, e6e tie in sic Gar
~geldngten, nit ipel9er tie bann 1ofort pstter
tr%ansportirt tpiirben, I'm bieIem ppr3ubelt=
gen, na6men mir S9litten uno 6rabter Bic
Sphere Damit na9 ben bieIigen Stpdparb8,
mo mir fte Die gta4t iiber ausru6en 1ieBsn,
am ndhIten Mprgen f~itterten unb bann bon
etnem Pfer9 in ben dn0eren trie6en, UNI gu
beoba9ten, Ob nel9e BON i6nen labm 1eten.
@ue befdnben iib in 9utem .3ufunbe, i9
trieb tie felbt in Die Gar, Die Elm gutes
Stroblager un6 au6 geniigenb Gaum tez
faB unb coniignirte Die Gar an bic GpmmiI=
iionsbdnbter &ice gros. C Niron in @biz
cd1o.
Worgens gegen 5 16r fubr Der 3ug in
bic 8tebbOfe elm unb als bic 9eute melne
Gar uusluben, fteQte i'd MIDI etpas abfeits
unb that, uls ob MIDI bas gar ni9ts angelo.
9u fab i9, baB Elm S9tpetn nit ben Sim
terbeinen 5piI9en Der platform unb Gar
eingeflemmt mar unb bic anberen na6brdngz
ten. Die Q6luber tparen aqe intpenbig in
Der Gar unb prigelten auf bic S9iere lp3
oOer traten i6nen auf ben &iiden. Sd trat
foglei9 ber3u, befreite bas arme S6ier aus
1einer Gage un0 itelte MIDI neben Die ga
gent6iir, mo i9 NIT ben 5iBen bas 5tids
den 8rett, pel1es 3pii4en Der platform
unb benz Wagen aufgelegt mar, feftbiett unb
oft genOtbigt mar, eS pieber NIT alGer Ma9t
in Die ri9tige Gage 81 %bringen.
3tpii6en Der Gar uno platform 1T elm
M6Itanb bon IS 3pQ unb penn Elm S6ter
Oa NIT ben 8einen binein gerdt6, blei6t
es bdngen, Die anbern 5btere brdngen unges
film nd6 unb Oas eingetlemmte S6isr err
leibet tOrperli6en S6aOen, obne baB man
nd9ber erfabren fam, tDie bas eigentli6 3u@
gegangen lit. Mir lit Die ltrfd6e iebt tldr,
Die Gommifions6Gnbler Iino meiitens un=
|f9ulbig barar, mir Sarmer aber hd6en ben
S9aben, bic S6la6t6aus6eIiber Rem 9ro>
fit. sSn bisIem einen SAL bate i) einen
8erluIt bon $2,65, tpie bieG anbere 59ueine
aber nod berfriippelt tporben ipGren, tpenn
i9 ni6t babel 9~epefen, ldBt ii4 taum re-
redr1en.
@arum fam bic 9tod Oarbs@go. ni9t
6dfen pber &ldmmern dn6ringen ldf1en,
ober Ionitige 8orri6tungen treffen, UNI OaS
@eri9ieben Der aufgelegten Pldtformbretter
gu berbiiten2 6ter fo1te unbeoingt Wdnoef
gef6affen merben! @ugpNtes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24

ipie biel @ebalt @ngefte1te in iol4en @reas
meries beaa6lt erbulten unb tpie tpeit 2ebz
tere bel ben Gbicagoer preilen 5uridbleis
ben, tpenn Der &abm uls Butter bere9net
pirb.
Sn ~nnierer @e9enb tit 9rOBe Na3frage
tta9 &iiben unb Sungoieb unb es iinb audi
ni9t genug &inOer uno S9peine Dorban@
ben, nm bas Gorn gu ber5ebren, pel4eS bier
i'm borigen Sa9r 9epa91en it,,
Sp6n &rnemer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24

Wfet6ooe beionbers fir Geeenoen gu emf
pfeblen, in benen ni9t Iebr piel 9onig ges
tponnen tpirb. I'm mid Deritdnoli4er nuss
~3ubriiden, min i3 meine eigene grfabrunz
gen gum Beiten geben. SD bate so StDde
8ienen, un0 ais biefe ben eriten StOd init
8rut unb 9onig gefiiat, Iebte i3 ben aipetz
ten auf, unO als iie aud bieien gefiiat, fam
Die S9iparm3eit unb es CAB glei9aeitig audi
teinen 9onig mebr, nur geraOe 10 Diel, als
fe Biz @nOe @uguIt gebrau9ten, tpO Die
6aupt6onigernte fattfano, lin ie bonn
S6pdrmen ab5u6ulten, na6m ih aus iebem
&aIfen 2 ober 3 Habmen nit gum Nls=
I6liipfen reife 8rut unb 1 &abmen 9o~
mig, 1olpte AUDI Die alte &6nigin unb 1ebte
bieIe in einen Iesren &aIten NIT einem 3pi=
I9enbrett nebenan; fdmmtli9e IN ben gRab=
men bGngenbe 8ienen purben auf biefe
Meiie mitbefDrbert. 9as 3pii9enbrett
muB 70 Di9t i9lieBen, baB feline 8ienen
3ipii9en bur4 f6liipfen %fOnneu, benin fol6e
piirOen fib in Dem leeren Nebenraum lei9t
p~erlieren unb ni9t tpieber 5nriidfinoen. 9as
Sluglo9 muB Derengert tperOen, UNI Die
&aubbienen Oaraus fern gu balten unb i'm
alien @tod lGBt man nur cine &Dnigin5e1e,
bic iibrigen i9neioet man beraus. Ser @ntz
tpidelungsgdng elmer &Dnigin bonn 81 an
qere9net Bis gum Musgebriitetiein nimmt
bon Is Bis 16 Sage in 9(nipru9, lit bic 3elle
3ugeiiegelt, 10 buriert es nod 10 Sage ldns
ger, Bis Die &Dnigin ausgebriitet lit; am
~fiinften Sage barauf ftiegt ite aus, tpenn bie
Mitterung giinittg 1T. unb beguttet ii9, bas
gel9iebt mitunter aber audi fri9er ooer ipGz
ter, unb am Sage fdngt fe 9epO6nli9 an,
@ier gu legen. Meil ib aber nibt 10 lanee
lparten po1te, bate iA &Dniginnen5elen
porrGtbig, bic Ibon UNI ndhten Sage na1
Megna6me Der alten &0nigin dusbriiteten.
9ieIe Mrbeit fnnn natiirli9 nun BON Solz
Gen borgenommen perben, pel9e bic 8ie=
nenSu9t griinSli9er berite6en.
Den neuen Stod ber1ub ib iebe Wp9e
nit 1 ober 2 &abmen nit foundations"
ie na9bem Der Nusbau bor ii9 ging. @i%
nige Der neuen 8Dlter 6aben iogar i'm nGmz
li9en sSabr nod 30 8funb &ammboni9z
l1eberfluB eingetragen, anOere t%peniger. Der
alte Stod mar bur9 bieIe Manipulationen
ni9t seftDrt porben, bic 8tenen in benz
Ielben gaben bas S9pdrmen uuf rlno nub@
benz iie cine iunge &0nigin er6alten batten,
arbeiteten ite 0eito emfiger; fe ~lteferten Big
gu 60 Dfunb SdGeuberbontg, metitens fir
l1eberI9uB.
Oie1e so St0de bermebrte i3 in bem5elz
ben Sa6r auf 10 St0de. 9ieienigen bon
t6nen, tpel6e 13nGrmten, trugen taum gez
mug 0onig gum uebertpintern elm, Der
G9parm iel6it brabte audi ni9t mebr ais
bas. Nae neun Sage i9nitt ib &Oniginz
nen5eGlen aus, Bel tparmem @etter f9ndra
men bic 8ienen oftmals, tpenn Der Stod
faum our 6dlfte gefilt lit. @erlegt man
fib duf bic @eipinnung BON 6onig in Gee
tipns, 10 muB man Defenders uuf Der 6ut
fem, benin 1dBt man bic 8ienen I9pdrmen,
IL er6dlt man nibt cine bole Section, unb
babel muB bas @olt nod Defenders fart iein,
gu ertpd6nen IpGre nod, 0aB ale &aften
poQfommen tpageredt fteben %Iolten, nur btnz
ten miiKsn Tie J 3pG bOber iteben, als borne.
Sbne "6ounbationsr bduen bic 8ienen 9e@
rube, nit Iol9en aber biegen Die @aben ii9
oft, penn bic 8aiten nibt tpagere9t ite6en.
&obert Mirring.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24
Our Kaninhensuht,
Columbus, Obio, II. Sebruar 1897.
Merther 0err He0Qfteur!

Wertber 0err &ebqftenr!
eSSn elmer Der lebten Nummern Der r8eiz
la9e" giebt elm 9err Inleitungen CUR 3u6t
bon &anin6en. @r iagt unter Nnbtrem
auG, bic &anin9en brau9ten iein @ailct,
obglei9 er bas 8orentbalten bon 10lden fit
qrar1am bGlt. lin fpl6en unnDtbigen Grauz
Iamfeiten b%pr5ubeugen, mil !9 bier sinige
3u9tregeln mitt6eilen, bic auf ben @rfabz
rlngen zines Mannes baIirt fino, Der idGrz
li9 mebrere tauIenb &anin9en 5ii9iet.
9as bette Sutter 1T trodner Slse, !5dfer
unb 10 piel @afer, ais bic 36iere nun trim
fen po(len. @riines 5utter ioqte man ben
Sungem ME seben, bO4iten5 pie uno
ba etpas MObren, ben dlteren 3u3ttb'eTen
fann man aber &obl, Sellerie, M5hren
H.. +. IN. geben, baben tie uber Sungs, 10 Ioate
man treng oarauf a6ten, baB lebters ni6ts
bon benz @rinfutter erpii9ea, Seltit Den
griinen &lse IoQte man bret Sage liegen
laIien, ebe man i'm berfIittert, Oa er leibt
8lGbungen perur1a6t. Die cir3ige &rantz
6eit, bic Die jungen 9afen binwegraffi, pirD
bur9 grimes Sutter Dsruria9t; neben
8ld6uneen befommen fe ben Spei9elfluB
unb bic giafe lit INNER NAB; lie perm0gen
bnnn trodenes Sutter ni6t mebr 81 falen
unO berbungern langIam.
Sobalb man ipl9e 3uitdnns bemertt,
Ipute man Die &ranten bon Cen @eIunOen
~trenner, benin bic &rantbeit 1T anltedenb;
man fiittert bann am beiten nur &lse unb
M}il9 unb giebt ibnen nibt eber nieoer
Wafier, Bis lie mieoer geIunb iino.
Man iagt ia ppbl, boB bic 0aIen allf ben
Prairien audi nur ielten 8affer befommen,
aber man pergiBt babel, baB bas Gras bort
Worgens unb Nbenbs bon Sbar Benefit 1T
uno baB ibr 2ieblingsaufent9alt immer ba
III, mo ie @afIer betommen fonuen. @s 1T
Gin f9reien0es llnre6t, ben S6ieren. ipGbz
rcnb fe Sunge BADEN, tetn @1ier gu ocben;
pp Iollen ie ibre Rubrung fir bic Sungen
Der befommen?
Sbgleih man, pie i6pn bemerft, ben alien
0aien @riines geben tam, 10 bite man fi6
bod Dor Gartoffeli6alen, tpel9e Elm itartes
@ift biloen.
Wenn TAI Dieie tur3en MaiueilunQen hez
folgt, ipenn Der Nnfdnger es nidt al gui
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24
Qus Kanfas.
Sbeo. @olfram m.
Mariom, &anfas, Sebruar 1897.
9eebrter 6err Geoafteur!

ututlUNI SVuNIu9, OrpIuuI 1O0t.
@eebrter 9err &ebafteur!
@ls alter Document Der nSG. Gtaats=
3eitung" erlalbe i9 mir, ,Shnen be6ufs
Nufbeferung Der Not6luge Der FARMER unp
gep06nli9en 4rbeiter meine MnIihtsn BAR
5~ulegen. Sin bober s3oa auf 3uder piirbe
uns innerbalb bon 5tpet Sa6ren cine blii6enbe
3uder= Snoutrie 9eben, 10 baB Ger gangs
3uderbebarf I'M 2anOe bier 1elbft aus ei9enen
@r3eugnifM ge0edt nerben piiroe. Sauz
fenbe BON 2euten piirben 8eI9Gftigunq fin
ben unO bas nDt6ige &apital piiro. T6pn be-
I3ufft tperben, INN bamit 6abriftn gu baren.
Die Sa6ritanten fDnnten mebr qls 81 fir
bic Some 3iiben be3ablen, benin III einem
fol4en Preis Dermag Der &iibenbauer faurn
feline unfoften gu beden. SD babe fein
Gono, pel9es fi9 gum 8~iiben6au eignet, aber
bod tpiirbe Elm frGftige8 @e6eiben Der ;3uder=
%inouftrte audi mir gum ort6eil gereiben uno
oafelbe tann BON ben Sta0tleuten ge1a9t
%fperoen; in0ireft piirben mir ale profitiren.
Set Die @tnfubr bon &o6prooutten 3oQFrei
ertldrt ipOrOen 1T, 1T bic 5armerei IGbm
gelegt unb Oas nGmli9e gilt BON ben Mdrfz
ten fir bic Stdbter; es 1T bas fa1t 10, ais
fpenn meme pferoe ni9t genug 3u frcifen
trtegten. Man lege einen 3oG BON 2 Gents
auf iebes pfunb 3uder unb mir perbsn in
berbdltniBmdBig f1r3er 3eit 70 bieGe 8ii6enz
3uder@Sabriten baden, UNI i'm Stanb, gu
iein, unier Qanb NIT alem n0t6igen 3uder
fel6it gu periorgen.
Greh. &aiemeter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24
Qus Uoro. Oafota.
4rnot, Sopner So, 5sbr, 1897.

y ~U|Ulle+ WV OepF. 1891.
CgaIuR.)
Der nele Qniiebler lit nun 10 melt, bah
er anfangen fann, Die Brairie gu .bre6en";
gefpObnli9 ipannt man orei Pferbe Dor einen
pflug. 9fa6oem Elm Mann etipa 1870
NcreS gebro9en bat, 6eIdet er bas 2anb nit
6la4s, tpeitere 10-15 Qcres NIT Safer.
@benfaas beittmmt er elm Stid Qanb fir
&drtoffeln uro @sn1iiie. Mit benz greden
fdbrt er fort bis gum l. Sult, bunn gebt es
ans 9eumd4en. 0at sr ni9t fel6f cine
Ntdbmaf4ine Hno 9fe9eu, 10 muB CT fi6
cine leiben, pber Iein @ras nit Der @enTe
fndben: bod fpiirDe e%riteres borauaie6en iein.
Sat er geniigsnb 9eu, 10 fdngt er all, bas
9ebroGent uno ni9t eingeidete 2anb 3uriids
5uIeben, ,. B., er gebt nit Gem pflug unbertz
halb biz 5tpei 3oQ tieFer, als 6eim erten
pfliigen unb bre6t Die Gaien tpiehtr 6erum,
1oOoB lie tttpd 2 3oQ nit neuer @rDe uuf Der
@raSieite 6ebedt, finb. M;ttlerpeile fin0
Jla1S uno Safer reif gum 6Aneioen inb
fals Der 5armer niht iel6f Ma19inerie
6ier5u bat, muB er ieIbige i'm erten Sa6r
f9neioen Iafen; bafir biIft sr bemfeniqen,,
Der fir i'm OisIt Qr6sit beiOrgt, tpiebsrum
Bel befen Ar6eit, pie 3. 9. beim r95oden",
~itdden" II. I. H., i4limmftsnfaGs muB er
bafiir be5abGen.
Sat er nun ieiu @etreios paetddt", 10 ge6t
er an bag Bfliigen Oes abgeerntetsn 2onoes
atnb lit bies 6eiOrgt, 10 lit er biz auf bas
6rit4ja6rseg9en fertig gum 8ei3enidtn. SIT
sr nit benz pfliigen fertig, ounn fam er ii6
na4 @rbeit beim 9reIhen umie6en, penn er
bd5u 2ut bat. Sir 0reI6en pirb bier Elm
&ageIObn BON $3.50 6e3ahlt, Elm Mann nit
@eipann unO Wdgen erbdlt So eini6lieBtib
8etOtigung unb 5utter fir Die 9ferbe.
ata4oem geOroIden III, fd6rt Der Qniiebler
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24
I1eue 1noIferei 0enoHen1baft in
Jolpa.
@barter 3 at, Grunforb 60. Sa.,
16. SSebr. '97.
Wert6er 6err Simon!

Nls @inIeitung 5u meinem tursen ge=
ribt muB i4 S6nen, benz 3sbatteur Der
r8elldse", meine eigsne 8efriebigung unb
Die mebrerer anberer Mbonnenten Der
Stautsz3eitun9" ausbriiden iiber bas, mas
Sic in ben puur Sabren, in benen Sic bic
~geilage" geleitet BADEN, in 8e5us auf 2anb>
tptrtbi9aft f4pn g~eleiitet BADEN.
Sn Der nd6iten umgegenb BON G6arter
DAT baden 3tA A 5armer ais Die vG6arter
Dat Creamery 60" incorporiren laien unb
oapon iinO 30 Oeutihe; bic iibrigen Derz
tbsIlen 1th uuf an0ere Nationalitdten. 0ieIe
8elell9aft bat eine Subrif erbaut, in pplz
ber Die MilA BON 900 8i6en gu Butter unb
&die perarbeitet peroen fam. Die ernd6ls
ten 8eamten iin0: Elm Prdiibent, Elm Gefrez
tdr unb brei SruItees.
JSun BADEN mir uns nod un3uie6en na6
einem guten Butter un0 &Giema6er unb
einem @efHGftsfI9rer. sSn spei big brei
@o4en nirb NGes 10 melt fertiq Iein, INN
nit benz 8etrie6 %anfangpn gu f0nnen uno
mare es iehr erpiinI6t, penn Der cine ooer
Der anOere Der 2efer Der r8eilage", bic an
oerartiaen @ei6dften bet6eiligt fnb, i6re
@rfu6rungen uuf oieiem 9ebiete in Der ,8eis
tage" aer6ffentli4en unO angebsn piiroen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24

meint unb beuft, Elm penig Grimes f6atet
ni3t, 10 tpirb er febr erfolgrei@ in Der
9aIen3u9t iein unb bic Sbiere eeaen Rrantz
betten f4iiben t0nnen.
Sbeo. 8pIfram.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24
0mferbrief

Ornob, 2epis 60, Waibtngton,
II. Sebr, '97.
@ee9rter !9err Simon!
8ebufs @erme9rung Der 8ienen
mill ib cine W}et5obe angeben, fpel6e bic 9o=
.ni9ernte ni6t beeintrd9tigt. @iG man bon
9ienenitod % piel als mDglid 9onig
gerinnen, 10 muB pas 8ienenoolt fart fein.
Dies gilt eoeniopoRl in 8e3u9 uuf &ammz
BONG, pie auf S4leuoerbonig unb lit bieIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-24
Elm uebelitano in oen Gbicaooe,
Stod=paros.

arlington, Sapette 60, Sop1
10 ccoh 1907
, 1897-03-30
KINDLY
Inc Editor Of the Lander Clipper Writes
OF Laramie Matters.

In his editorial correspondence in the
Lander Clipper. Editor c. G.. Coutan,
furnishes the following items OF interest
to Laramie:
With steel rails at SIT per ton it Is
no wonder that railroad building is be-
Ing agitated. This low price is must be
observed was not made to get rid of
stock on hand, but manufacturers Gag
erly contracted to make rails at this low
price. and already the mills of the coun-
try have orders for all they can make
for the next six months o come. The
rolling mills here at Laramie are doing
an immense business and expect to add
SO men within the next month TO the
$50 already at work. Otto Gramm, the
manager Of the rolling mills is the bus
lest man In the state today. He works
night and day and already he looks
like a man who Is experiencing the ad-
vance OF Mckinley prosperity"
, 1897-03-30
:reat murmuring; for said some is this

great mnrmuring: for said some is this
man not an American but when the
masses found that this was the wish Of
a c. x II. they gave way.
It'll. And it came to pass that as the
many byes o: The first, put Their heads
together they brought forth the name OF
one Hasse,t whose given name is
Thomas, 70: III. councilman from the
first legal subdivision OF the city.
Sth. Then the wise men from the
second came forth and said have we
not Paul 10 lead u.s." Now Pau was a
portly mar of tobacco face who also
sells cigarattes, and doing business on
the Grand.
9,h. And what did Paul say. And
what did Paul say?
10th. And Paul said, 10 and behold
when we had games in the past my
sales were large. now we shall nave
more games.
llth. And the masses arose and said
we have had IA Fee in the third fol
10 these many moons now. therefore
what we need is more Fees that We
may replenish our journal from The ben.
Gifts thereof.
l2th. And so they feed Larry in the
third.
18th. Then arose one OF the Wise mer
and suid, We %denOunce everybody bu
, 1897-03-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Otto Gramm is in Salt Lake City.
Benjamin Breese came in from the
west on Nc. 4 today and will remain in
the city.
Mrs. Eliza Belts and the children lief,
for Denver, Colo, last night, where they
will spend the weeks vacation.
Judge c. w. 'Bramel returned from
Cheyenne last night, where he has beer
holding court for Judge Scott.
The family of Machinist Harry Liver.
more arrived from Terrace, Utah, on The
noon train yesterday, and will make
their home in this city.
Rev. Mr.. Lacey. who has been on 9
visit to Dean Mallett, left on the mid
night train for Alameda, Cal. He
preached a most acceptable sermon on
Sunday morning at the cathedral, and in
the afternoon addressed the children al
the special service
, 1897-03-30
dance OF THE REDS.
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION AT THE
MAENNERCHOR LAST
EVENING.
Dance Program Preceded by a Drama
in Three Acts, Of Which Charles
Nissen is the Celebrated Author
Members Distinguished Themselves
Delightful Occasion.

The moon was not exactly right for
the pow WOW Of the Red Men at Maen-
nerchor hall last night, and the snow
came swirling around The corners in
binding fury. but despite the elements
a gGodly number turned cut TO enjoy
the festivities.
Preceding the dance program, MEM
bers Of the lodge introduced Il three-acL
drama by that talented t~onsorial artist,
Mr.. Charles Nissen. The frs, scene was
a prospector's camp. which was sur
pr!sed and the p~rospectors captured in
the second act, and the third act showed
the manner OF their adoption by the
Indians. It was suspected by a number
in the audience that the ritual of the or
der was drawn upon to a large degree
for the ground work of the play. Sort
OF a sky-fusel degree. as il were. Johnny
Huemptner deserves special mention
for creditable acting in the darkey char
acter. and little Ora Smith was decided
ly good. Dressed in burlaps. with kinky
hair and inky complexion. she made an
ideal piccaninny. Miss Minnie Miller
accompanied the singers on the piano.
Immediately after this opening dane
ing began, and the IS numbers on the
program served to keep the merry feet
flying till late this morning, to the splen-
did dance music furnished by Mrs. De-
Forest and Messrs. Niethe and Nagel.
Prot. Rauner did the prompting in his
usual elegant style.
At II O'Clock an intermission was
taken and supper was served the dane
ers at several of the city restaurants.
The following members OF the order
are responsible for the successful man.
ner in which the guests OF the Red Men
were entertained last night:
Arrangements-P. C. Rauner, Paul F.
Bath. VIM. l.. Hicks.
Reception-Charles Nissen, f. T.
Beltz. l.. S. Barnes. Otto Gramm. J. Bail
lie, II. Langheldt.
FlOOr-George Hazard. A. Schwatke,
]. w. Costin. J. Brown. Tom Hunt, J.
Scholl.
Door,. Schwatke. Chris Anderson,
F. Roesler, H. Haberland, j. Gilbert.
rIIE STnDNI
, 1897-03-30

shut in ones face in this way. Give me
at least a chance TO look forward to a
time when you may relent and"
You compel mt TO say. Mr.. Gallup
son, that the idea of ever being your
wife is utterly repugnant. | could never
bring myself 10 contemplate such a pos
sibility. This plain statement must end
the matter. Any farther discussion of
this subject will result in bringing our
acquaintance to an end"
A deep groan burst from the young
mans lips.
1T shall be as you say, Miss Harka-
way he said. Il will never again
breathe a word OF love to you. That
chapter OF my life is closed. Before
go, however. may | occupy about five
minutes of your time in giving some OF
tle reasons why | advocate the adoption
OF the single ax?"-Chicago Tribune.
The author of "Dlgsneration." having
shown hat the grel, men of our time are
merely so many manifestations of the
iuman mind diseased. was bluntty ask
ed by a critic 10 define the difference be-
tween genius and insanity. We'll" re-
piled Nordau, The lunatic is at least
sure OF his board and clothes"
, 1897-03-30
PRESENCE OF MIND.

Tall, willowy, graceful, the maiden
stood erect before him and waved her
hand with a repellant gesture.
Il cannot listen to you, Mr.. Gallup
son." she said. Il do not think | have
ever given you cause to address me in
terms like these"
rs it a crime TO tell you that | love
you. Mabel Harkaway?' exclaimed the
young man. Il am deeply, terribly in
earnest
Il do not feel that | am unpardonably
Dresumptuous. either. The suddenness
Of my avowal may have surprised you,
but you have no reason to condemn me
for making it. Look in your mirror,
dear girl. and ask yourself If you can
blame anybody for being swept away by
an Irresistible
The language OF flaItery. Mr.. Gallup
son, is distasCeful to me. /"
Il am not trying to fiatter you. Moth
ing is further from my thoughts than
that. | have a right to presume, per-
haps, that you do consult your mirror
now and then. / am told that most
young ONE do. But let that pass. |
I'M unaccustomed to the arts of court
ship. My life has been passed in BATH
ing with the world. | am rather a bust
ness-man and a searcher after truth than
a society ornament. l am not familiar
with those tricks by which designing
men capture the hearts of young women.
Blu have tried to tell you-"
you have told me enough" she in
terrupted. 81 respect and esteem you
highly, Mr.. Gallupson, but any nearer
relation than that of friendship, believe
me, is quite impossible"
rs there no hope for me?"
None whatever
rs it not possible that n further ac-
quaintance might change your
please do not pursue the subject, Mr..
CAL"
1T is terrible to have the door OF hope
, 1897-03-30

Il have been asked so often of late re-
garding u new judge that | am tempt
ed to say something in the columns o.
the Clipper concerning him. Judge
Bramel will hold his first term of cour
In Fremont county in June. and then
our people will have an opportunity &c
get personally acquainted with him. 1t
will be found that he is an educated
gentleman, a man OF ripe legal nttain-
ments and n who has in the past done
good service for his county and state.
He has been twice n member Of the leg
islature and for three terms was electer
prosecuting attorney Of Albany county.
He is held in high esteem in Laramie,
where he has lived for 30 years
, 1897-03-30
THE STORM.
1t Reaches From Pine Bluffs on the
East to Rock Creek.

The storm which began early last
evening ragged all night and all day to-
day with unabated fury, reaching it's
highest at about l o'clock today. At
times it has been almost impossible to
sec across the streets and pedestrians
have had a hard time Of it.
In its extent the storm is not very far
reaching, extending from Pine Bluffs on
the east to a little beyond Rock Creek
on the vest. 1t has been showing all
along the line in Wyoming, but only
this side of Rock Creek has it reached
the dignity of a blizzard. No attempt
has been made to operate freight trains
today but the passengers have been
kept remarkably close to the schedule
when the severity of the storm is con-
sidered. No. 3 was about two and one
half tours late and No. 4 was about on
time. The rotary came over from obey
enne ahead of No. 3 and was SEM on
west to Rawlins ahead of that train.
No. 4 was preceded by a snow pillow.
During a storm of this nature the
block system of dispatching trains is
used and the passenger was not allowed
to leave a station till the rotary had re-
ported at the II ahead. In this way alb
solute safety was obtained.
One Ching peculiar about the present
storm was hat it came absolutely I'M
announced by the weather ~forecasters,
even the all-wise Foster missing it en-
tirely.
Several ducking parties are out and
there has been some alarm in conse-
quence. Profs. Knight, Soule, Merz and
others from the university are at Hut
tons lakes. but ranches are near at
hand and there is a good cabin on the
bank OF the lake, so in all probability
they have not suffered. Harry Houston,
Leo Chase and Roy Fitch are down the
river, but the boys are all familiar with
the country and undoubtedly stopped at
some ranch last night, and are likely
indoors today.
Probably some casualties have occurred
which will be heard of after the storm
has abated. 1t was a terrible day to be
lost on the plains.
Old-timers have been busy today re-
lating their experiences in the storm of
1878.