davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

8erfanf IN Sumpf. Gs mar f.
ounfel, oaB er Die &0pfe ieiner Bfer0e ni1i
leben tonnte. 9a iab er plDblt9 einen 2i5t=
idein gu ieiner 2inten. Gr Ienfte cuff ous
Srrli4t gu urb Wagen unb Subrmann 1at
man niemals tpieber. @iele, tpel9e leioent
iino, probiren 0ieies uno Scenes. sic fo(z
gen in ben meiiten 6d1len einem cSSrrli@t, Big
tie ausftnoen, oaB es gu ipdt lit unb tie Dsrlo=
rem fino. 8iit bu leioenb, fiiblit bu ME ger
,f9lu9en, 10 nebme Elm 5uDerldfiiges iQeilmit=
tel pie Sorni's Ilpentrduter : 8lut6eleber,
9ieIe erprobte Mebi3in leitet Niema1o IRE
lie 1T elm bepdbrtes 9uusmittel, pel6es MIDI
nur pon ben angefebenit ten 2euten bieies 2anz
oes empfoblen pirb, fonbern iiber Die ean3e
eipilifirte Welt befannt 1T. @enn ibr Elm
5uperldffiges Mittel fir bas Slut notbpsnbia
babt, 10 fragt na3 Sorni's QlpenfrGuter>
8lltbeleber, SIT sr ni6t in Der @egeuo gu
blben, 10 f6retbt um Qustunft an Or. peter
Sabruep, Gbicd9p, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
Trei OerlauOt at Mdnner.
Gin Manlt in Wi6igan entoedt Elm be-
merfensiuertbes 6eilmittel fur
Gerlmit nDm Strait.
Hroben tueroen feel ut alle ~Derian0t, bic oarnrn
idreiben.

Carl s. 8aIfer Don %&aIumusoO, Dlt9., bat mao
etnem iabrelangeu Sample ge9en pie ieelii6en unO toE'
perli6en 9eiDen Don Derlorener Wtannbartett Oas rlD'
tise MittsI oefuuoen. tpsldes Oas 9eioen BELT. =.
Gr bepabrt oos g:beinnib i~Orgtdltig; aber er tR
niai0, cine grobe Der Oltoisin alien Wtdnnern gu lens
ben, bic an iEssno elmer SOrm gsi9ls2tltStr S@Oa i2:
uOrsettigen @erluft BEG @eOd3tnifes uno Der Strait
i0tpa6em @iiden, aramptaoerbruo unO Aus2 ebrang
Gas Seilmittel bat cine %bsiOnoers ansens6me %a8irtun9
BON Mdrute rnb i0eint unmitteIbar an f~trten, inoem
IS ole osrlunote araft unS cine GntiUidelung, 0is6t, tis
fe uur aepilni6t miro. Sas Wittel beiIte Orr. %8alter
D%oaitqnOis bon az Osn llsbslH .nD GsiOeT s.,. bic nm
Sanfiionen ~bsrriibren. unb iOa in isSsm Sale GbiOIut
s~uSerldiIa itiH.
S.mple, SalautasoO, Wtid. bel Der sic %angeben, SaB
Sic cine 9r0be iein.s ~&silmittels fir 9tdnnsr Dtin'
l6cn, niro IofOrt erfilt, uno feline 8%sreitung iraeIo
tp.I6er @rt pirO BON ibm %seforOert tuerOen. Gr bat
elm orofss Snt.rsHs Oatan; Oab pie SuaOs bon oislsm
Sst NIT sorgfqlt bic grobs tse5 D%trli sGsi in ei men.
Sur6t Dor 1lnbsqusmli@fsit Obsr 8stuuntiDerOen ~
baben brdudt.
2sisr prSen otbstsn. Obne Etrsue -. i9reit.H.
efsblSmt ir.fe.wA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
SGmorrbotbeu. oebei[t bur6 g,r

6Gmorrboiben, sebeilt bnr6 9t1a=
teits, bleiben sebeilt. Nientanb wirb %ien1als
1pieoer 6amorrboibeu befummen, Der Ala=
feiis no6 Soridrift sebrou6t. Sin penia
BorIi6t beim @ileu, etu menis Geritanb unb
Der aele9eutli6e @ebrou9 bteles eroBen
6eilnttttels miirbeu bolb Sic SGmorrboiben
pom Der @rbe perbanue,1, uub nit ben elbeu
bas fitr9terlt6e @efol9e Don 9irur9ti9er
Sperattonel1, @arboliniectionen uub io9e=
Witteln, pelde bur6 unmiienbeit ulb Sab
iu6t Der leibenben MenI6beit aufeebiirbet
werbelt. anotelis beleitigt bic nrla6en unb
tbut ben qualpoQen S6merSe1 Ginbalt.
9robeu wer6en pom 8. gfeutG6ter & 60,
gor 2416, Jeem gort, frei per au6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

MtGWuutee@&enofba. Sn Der
gntnidelungsgei9i9te esMiGpauf4e Straz
carbohydrates lit 9ienftag a6srmals cine
1pi9tige @po3e gu Der3ei4nen g~etpeien, I'M
Dem gum erfen Mule @urs BON Milpaufee
(i6er @uba6D, SiibzMilnaufee unb &acine)
Bis &enpf6a fubren. Ser Subrpreis fir bic
R%unbfabrt 3pif6en Milpaufee unb &enoI6u
betrdgt etipu $1.00. @ie perIautet, ioG be-
reits am L. M}at 1898 Der .8etrieb Bis Sit
cdgo fortgefeBt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
-GineSarm fire nd !

ser. Die Pittsburger S6uI6eamten baden
Die Sbee Der @rri4tung elmer @6ulf6lpdn=
3ersJarm, ouf tpel3er Die Gdutl6tpdn3er
Der Stabt ebenio 4pie in ben Dffsntlt9su
S4ulen unterri3tet tperOen %tDnnen, in @r=
pagung 9e3ogen. superintendent @eorge $,
Sudep unternabm gu biefem 3pede Dor Sur
gem cine Snfpettionsreiie mad sinisen be1
Oitltnen Stdbte. SIN 8rootlpn fanb sr, BAT
Die S4ulf6pdn3er@Sarm CUR opGiten gu
frteoen9eit arbeitete unb htra9tet er stnt
iol3e als bas Bette Mittel aur 20iung Der
3pangseraiebungs <5rage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
uerod0tio.
mas war Ole uriahe oes Gooes
pom John 9. Ketham?
Seute miro Der Suqueit fattfinOen.

Or. QoeI hat auf Qnoronuna oes Goroners
Ser5 bereits cine poftmortetnzl1nteriuz
dung roreenommen mo oen maeen oes
Gooten Dem Ruth meoical College CUR
QnalYie iibereeben. - Ketham's 6at=
till, mabel@felIe WaIfup, mar Dor 5ah'
rem in einen 6iftmoropro5e6 pcrpidelt.
in Dem lie ieood freioefproden wnroe.
= mahrfdeinlid erIae Ketdam Dem
hronif9en Qlfoholi5mus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
An mufere 2eGer.

@tr berSffentfi9en in Der beuttgen Num<
1ner unb 3tpar in Der eriten @paIte Der eriten
Sette cine 0tfte unierer g I'd m / n unb ents
pfeblen bieieLbe Der hsIonberen Qufmertlum>
teit- I'M erer 2eIer.
9iefe 2iite 1T iiberaus reihbaltig unb 10
forgfam ausgepGbtt, baB iie gepiB ieoem
Wunf6e unb @ei9made &e9nung trdgt,
uno mir 6Offen buber audi, buB Die NbOn=
renten bon unierem li6eralen Qnerbieten ben
ausgtebigften @ebrau9 MAIDEN peroen.
0as @p9enbtutt Der nSuinois
Staats3eitung" nit ietner 8 anbDirt6
f9dftGt9en 8etGage, ieinsr forgz
fdltig 5uIdmmengeFelten 90 0 If en- d q II
aiber ale pi9tigen @prfGue bes SSnz un6
Muslanbes, unb ieinen griinbli9en uno un=
parttiif9en 8efpre3ungeno uer poliz
iii3en unb i%ociulen @reignife, bilbst cine 10
ret9baltige Que1e Der Snformution, ber Be
lebrung uno l1nterbaltung, baB es ii9 in
allen Staaten Der Union 5ablrei9e 2eier uro
tparne Sreunbe erporben bat, .
Ser niebrige Mbonnements5etrag uno Die
Bel 8DrauS6e3ab1ung geliefertsn les
TENS Ober DEMONSTRATION 9reiie iOlten ni6t
Derfeblen, benz 8latte cine groBe In5ubl
neuer 2eier 5u3ufiibren.
Die Hehdftinn Der IN. St1dtsatd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

trunfen mar. SebsnfaGs lit er AUDI an benz
8enuB BON S6naps gu grun6s e~sgangen.
Wesbalb Die 9eiratb gebeim gebulten muir
De, lit ni4t betannt. M0glihertpeile befiir6z
teten &etdam urrb feline 5rau, baB bic Saz
milie Der Sri teren ii9 bineinmii9en tpirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

vGaIDator"" Unto D@atri1M|.
Wetne Walsbtcre, 3ebramt bot ser
GOnr. Setpp 8rcuG. Co., fino bter=
NIT beffetS etmpfobIen. Ssn SIafGeu
MmS 66Herm stt babem. telephone
80. $50. 8oIitina 9eptmt. go. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
12rbmh.baw
Mirh MINT nnane1iefe

WtrD nt9t duSqelteer t..
Sus StaatsOepartement in Wai6tngtpn bat
bas @efu9 Der meritaniI9en &egierung,
Seius 9uerra, Der ft9 i'm December 1892
an Der Expedition bes meritaniI9en Reoolu=
tiondrs @ar3a na9 Wtertto bet6etligte, aus
5uliefern, enbgiiGtig a6I9ldgGi9 beI9iebsn.
8uerrd mar in Ssras oerbaftet pprben, 6atte
sinen 9a6eas gorpusz8 efe6l erlangt, Der
pieoer BON 8unOeso6ergeri9t umgeitoBen
puroe, un6 10 mar bic SADIE CUR enbgiiltigsn
@nti9eibung an bas Staqtsbepartement
%eeGangt. @ar3a batte cine merifani16e
Stabt nit $50 Mann ii6srrumpelt unb @olz
baten unO @aOaIeriePferbe fortgeI9leppt.
= @otbenss 9rteFer<Subiz
Seins gol0snes 4mtsiubildum
feierte bieier Sage paftor Carl 8. s. 5rinde
bon Der b.zlutb. ct. Martint@ Stride in Sal
timore. Die beiben @06ne pator 5rinde's,
paftpr Scarf 5rinde in 9ran0 Hapibs,
Mi4, unO 9aitor 9enrp 5rtnde in MOnrOs,
Mt4., tparen 8etbe na9 Baltimore gefom>
men, Jim ft9 an Der Seier bes @6rentages if
reg 8aters gu betbetligen. Nub fie %feterten
ibr 90, reIp, Is, puitOralz Subildum. Paz
flor s. 5rinde puroe i'm Sabre 1924 gu
8rauni3peig geboren, beiu4te baiel6it bas
8Dmndiitm unb tpdnberte dls 18iG6riger
iunger Mdnn i'm Sabre 1912 in Nmerita
Elm. @r ging an bas t6eologii9e Seminar
in Sort Mdnne. oeSnb.. un0 ftuDtrte bd1elb1t
unter benz berii6mten 96eOlogen Or. 90.
Sbiler. SIN Sabre 1847 purbe er gum Paz
itOr orbtnirt. Seine erfte 4nitelung er3telt
er als} prebiger in 8art6olpmdus @ountp,
SnO., un6 tam bann i'm Sabre 1851 mad
SnoianupOlis, po er Die lut5. ct. 8aulusz
9emeinbe bebiehte unb II Sabre an berielz
ben t6dtig mar. SSm Sabre 1868 erbtelt FL,
ols in Baltimore bic MartinizSir4e gegrinz
bet tpurbs, ben &uf IN bieielbe, pel3en er
anna6m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
wenn ods Kieine sabnr.

70 perlGumt ni6t, bas olte uno wobl eiprobss
9lIfsmittel fir bas 3obneu Der ailber,
Wers. Wtnslow's Sootbin9 Sprup, ort5,is
member. @r berlbi9t baS &iu6, ermei6t 6os
3obnfeii6, ~beieitlst a0e S6mer3ell, furirt
Binbfolit ulb lift bas bette Mittel ee9en
DtarrbOe. SIufumbawonsia Gents Die Slal9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
Def SnoettDfreaattn.

gBas neroirbt Die Sugsno, ~Oer9iftet bag @eiuiib,
unter9rGbt bic @eiunObeit, 5erriittet ben @Icit,
e~ntnerot unb fibrt 5l por3eiti9em @erfoG? Se6fs
Du, pie es itb gebDrt? &erne DID lelbit tennen,
Srebe mad oufommenbeit urb On bait ben S@luIIeI
~ eiuem 9liidii6em uno lau9en 2eben Gefun6em.
,,Oer Smgenbfreulb" lit Elm duBerft intereIs
Tantes, Iebrret&es, mepisinii1es @ert, ein Meg.
i%ueiier III %9elunOen uno trantsn Sa9ea, eiu pirf'
NIt Iouteli bieies iiberaus niibliGe Bud leIe1L. -
WirO ltad @mpfan9 BON 25 @cnts III 8riefinortem
sei9loien nerianSt. Mobreiiire Private Clini1
& Dispensary, % W. 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

= l1nisre GprreipOnbenten unb QSsnten
beiu9sn Die foGgsnben Stuaten:
9err gaul 6riebel Die Staten Soma.
MinneiOtu, fopie Rorbz uno giio<0utotu.
9err 6reb S9erf Den 9taut MiscOniin
unb bus n0rbIi9: SGiruis.
6err !9enrp S9au1 ben staut Re6rosfa.
9err Qbolf 8ernsr ben St1at S1inpis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
1etne Oartetpolttik.
Dies 1T Ole Soiun9 Der Gonferen5
fir 1nitiatipe uno Referenoum.
Srincipienerfldrung entworfen.

in Ger am Oonneritae beeinnenoen Gonfe=
ren5 miro beibIoden wsroen, ole Ders
fafuue oes Staates Jllinois ourd cine
Contention uno uidt our1 Ole Seeislas
tur, i'm Slime DER Seweeune fir Gin=
fihrune Don Jnitiatipe mo Referendum
III f%oroeru. = General Sieb miro Tempo
rdrcr nno porousittIid Capt. 10. P.
SIad %p.rmanenter Doriiber DER Gonfe=
rer3 weroen. DicfeIbe mag ftb bis
Somfta9 hin5ieheu. Gs weroen ctwa
500 Deleeoten erpartet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

Tu9 bsionbsrer 1ebereintunft bat Die
german Qmeriean PubGiibing So. in Sos
RngeIss. guIif., unitre gertretung fir ge
runnts @tabt unb @ibz@ aIifornien Iber.
nommsn unb iinb bsrfn gertreter bsrsdtigt,
G6unHementsgeIber su foneftirsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

Die 9eiummtforberungen 9eneen's Be-
Iisfen fi3 auf $6,474.O8, Die @elammtbsz
piuigungen ouf $4,959,38, mas cine giebufz
tion bon $1,514.70 bebeutet.
@Om, 8rigbt pOqte piiisn, pb bic 8ez
5ablung Der 9Oli3iiten fir gep06nl;9e ober
GrtrozQr6eit erfOGge. 9ieiel5sn pI9ten
bod fir ibre gepObnltben Nn6eitsn bereits
DpnberStabt be3ablt uu0 ieien 3u6 orberungen
gegen bas @Ountp niht bere9tigt. Com.
Maen CAB 8rigbt Die 8erubi9ung, baB nur
Ertraz&rbeit 6e5ablt piirbe. Den @upfe6z
Iungen tpurbe Oann 3ugeItimmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
Roiten oes S~uetoert=
Die 5oroeruroeu oes Stats aupaIts nm
$I5I4,70 befhuitten.

Die 4bre4nun9sn beg StaatsdntpaIts fir
bic Soften bes eriten 2ustgertzpro3efes, fir
tpel6en $4,000 bstpiQigt tparen, iinb pom
GOuntpratb folgenOermaBsn feitgsiteGt NOR
ben:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-03
! % t11If5ie 81 - .IEfEt~.I
TkBLk la ExACTIiaI'. / CITjIiI'...

DE CUENTAS FORMADAH
aplicables al cobro &c lorna
les, faccionados estos On, +,
tavo de dfa, princIpiands pH
un cuarto y terminando On I
dlas, con preclos escalonadca q
desde un real fnerte harEa ire,
pesoc, y.expfosando ca4s frc.
ci6n su valorintrfnseco On 90.
sos, centavos y c6ntimos dc
centaYC ,a!a }a4a.M .l.ooi. =. s...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-03-03
,.BOLEYN,HEBCiNT!L Dg PUCRr0-RICO.


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CONSAGRADO iA LA DEFENSA LIE LOS IN
TEREsES NACIONALES en- AMHKICA ORGANC
DE LOS GsPANOLEs INCONDICIONALEs EN- PTO-RIC(
CONDlCIONES GENERATES acordados por Ia DfreccsSp
para tOda clase de rennihdos q onumcios. ,i9A
Ii pubcscion de los snnnos medic d. ssr sa
conveDconnes que se determEaAn los mismOs
L comuncAdo remidos gRclss deben
del autor nsumirA reSpOnbdAd
mas con 10 de persona responsible de pAgo
Los originates de
devneos .l.. .,sss.
No responda de ni adecI
La conmn@ Or" periodic cenimetses
l~rgo. 49,
FL snuncnts teudrA dsho
10 por 100 sobre 81 pcio 10 usArfa f.t.. ' IN
e. pnhldu ana
tendA una Donlncaclon de 10 100
anunciante recA ps6dico dc ntuefo
var6 el prlm nhmsro. -
Para o no 1urptofes del BOLETN, Inss g comaaiss.
os suscross teadrAn Is a.e De
gscetlss comuncadoe T-~ ~
81
esaos, AAtoitado.
81 Alsse perrSdico
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Tarita para Ia publication de anunoios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
4 CABLE TO ICELAND.

From The London Times.
In its last session. July TO August. lN9r th'
Icolandic Parliament decided 90 accept tho "il"r
Of the Great Northern Telegraph COMPANY IN
Copenhagen This Corupan, UNDERTAKES /" Jay
submarine cable e. Iceland from the north ~
Scotland Via tho Farce Isles, proVii - IN"
Althiug or lcclaudlr Parliament. grant. an an
nual subsidy Of :.,Utn kroner FOR twenty years
10 tho said company. The Althlng has now
granted This. ana il s estimated mat 'h' ''ni'
can D." laid early next summer iu siN weeks
from Scotland to Iceland The Danish Govern
mont has promised ample financial help ana
active cooperation in M" scheme
Tho North Atlantic cable, which was discussed
$50 widely forty years ago. sc. 90" ihur to Toe
oil tho verge Of It's realization Lord |hIrlctstou
NcCIintock i'm Her Majcstys ship Bulldog. To
survey and sound III" depths of the s'1S inter
y.ning between Scotland. tho Faror9. iceland,
Greenland and Hamilton Inlet. I'm Iabiid Dr..
with q view To laying this cable" After i've
uo1ths' absence Captain McClutock came back
and reported m favor Of the scheme. NJ th'
same time the steamer Fox was sent 10y Mr
Croskev of London. to examine the landing
places for H.. cable one may judge the in
tcrcst taken BOZ the expedition ny tn" fact thdi
the Queen and IN" Primo" Cars"rt came on
board tn" Fox at southampton bnipr" sh" left
Some of the results Of these tw" expeditions
may now De said 10 have actual interest
The distance from the nearest point oi scot
land t. Thorshavn. in tho Farocs, iH about Two
hundred and nfty miles, thu greatest depth ~
fathnms Will, tho bottom Is composed Of debris
Of shells and mud. From Thor.haNn the carl"
goes first either to lialdcrNlG or N'SiinaiShh\ H.
Tho distance from the Falocs TO Iceland is-dc-
cordng to the landing place selected ~ the last
named country-to Ingolfsh0ldi 2NO miles, 10
Portland 80 miles to Bcrnfjord 20 miles. The
last named is the best landng-place The depth
I'm this pant averages "A little under three nun
drod fafhoms. In one place only II Is $50 fdth-
oms The bottom is composed Of sand. debris
of shells and mud. Pumicc was found IN i've"
placfs only. The temperature IS III degrees
Fahrenheit al depth Of 100 fathoms.
when the cable is landed at lirrniJord whore
the conditions are most favorable. IT must l'c
continued overland to Rcykjavik. II must be
laid north 81 tho glacier plateau of Natna Jokul
The following routes must hc chosen. FIRST VIA
The Sprcngisand. a distance Of 2'o miles; second
close to the north Of Natna Jokul. 10 miles;
third across North Iceland. 80 miles. Lastly,
n cable may be laid on the sea bottom around
thc south coast Of Iceland ana around cape
Rcykianors "A distance of 100 miles.
The cable Ia Iceland will soon be fait accom-
pli The growing trading and fishing interests
of Great Britain in that country cannot ran 10
uroGt by il. Mctcoroogists in every country
are looking forward to 1t with delight England
will not think twice before she uses Iceland as a
link In her cable communication with British
North America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
VI. DE VALIANT.

appears to have removed one or more Of tho
loose bricks, and thus vas easily enabled 10
watch the proceedings OF the lodge. For some
time her interest in what was transpirng was
sufficiently powerful TO hold her spellbound; the
duietness OF her mind remained undisturbed TOT
"A considerable sariod and ii was not until she
realized the solemnity OF the responsibilities uh,
dertaken by the candidate that she understood
the terrible consequences Of her action. The
wish t. hide her secret by making good her re-
treat took full possession OF her thoughts. For
il must be fully understood that. although she
was perfectly aware that her fathers lodge was
held at the house. she had no idea on entering
the library that on that evening meeting was
about 10 be held in an adjoining room.
Her passage into the hall was easy, but II hap
peucd that the door, If the two rooms were
close together Outside in the hall the tyler was
on guard. ana from this point her retreat was
cut OW Miss st. Leger, realizing that the tyler,
Lord Doncraic's butler well knowing the con-
dition of the temporary wall would ut once,
from her frightened appearance grasp the sit
uation. screamed and tainted. This old ana
trusted family servant. divided between his af
lection for his young mistress and the duties he
owed to the lodge. hestated whether he should
call for aid from the household alarm the
guarded. he decided to summon his master. This
course brought Miss -. Leger's father with her
brothers and other members OF the lodge, INTO
the hall
Having carried the young lady back into the
library. and she being restored to consciousness,
they learned what had occurred Leaving her in
charge ol some or the members, thcS i'tuli'u W
the lodge ami discussed what course. under the
circumstances they had best pursue. The dis
cussion was prolonged for a considerable time,
after which they returned ard, having ac-
uuainted Miss St Leger with the great respon-
sibiIities she had unwittingly taken upon her
self. pointed out that only one course was open
10 them The fair cuprit. endowed with hign
sense of honor. at once consented 10 pass through
rho impressive ceremonies she had already in
part witnessed and became a Free Mason. the
circumstances as above recorded took place at a
time when Miss Leger was a young glri ana UNI
married. The year was probably 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
THE SEALING CONFERENCE
A GOOD WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY THE
DELEGATES
THEIR CONCLUSIONS REACHED WITH REMARKA-
RE UNANIMIl FAVORABLE IMPRESSION
PRODUCED BY THE RUSSIAN AND
JAPANESE UNDERSTANDINGS.

Washington Nov. G-The international Seal
Ing Conference composed Of representative Of
the United States, Russia and Japan. which
has been sitting I'm Washington for several
weeks has virtually finished its work The
deliberations OF The conference have been re-
markedly free from friction ana the concu-
sons have been reached with an expedition
and unanilnity which are as satisfactory as un-
usual in international conferences This has
been due in large part. of course, to the fact
that the interests of the three Governments
concerned in thc prevention of pcIagc scaling
were identical, but it can also be attributed
in a considerable degree to the intelligent
knowledge brought TO bear on the subject 10y
their representatives.
The delegates from Russia and Japan have
produced a decidedly favorable impression in
scientific as well as in official circles in Wash
angton. and there seems 10 be no reason TO
doubt that their efforts in conjunction with
those Of the representatives of the United States
will bring beneficial results
The refusal Of the British Government to take
part in the conference was not only disap-
pointment to everybody concerned In the pro-
lection Of the seal herds from destruction 10y
poachers but it was Il great surprise To Russia
and Japan, which had sent representatives IN
the full expectation that Great Britain also
would be represented as the United States had
been fully authorized to expect The holding
aloof Of that Government. however, is not cx-
pcctcd to detract seriously from the beneficial
results Of the conference Of the three Govern
ments which more than all others are con-
cerned and whose joint policy ii will be adj
yantagcous for other nations TO accept and re-
spect
1t is not impairment 10 assume that the de-
alterations of the conference Of the United
States and British representatives, on the same
subject which is to be held soon as we'll as its
results. will be favoraby influenced by the one
which has completed its labors despite the fact
that the work Of each has been and viii be
done on independent and different lines In
any event the trpartite agreement ought to
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THE MADY FREE MASON.
HOW Miss CT IrGER HAPPENED TO
BE INITIATED INTO HEX
FATHERS LODGE
rrom Thc 81. Jlmes's Gazette.

From Tho -. Jdm"s's Gazette.
In Or Brevcr's Dictionary OF PhraSe a ,ha
Fable the following sentences occur u''''' ''''
heading 81 Free Mdsons: IN
9TH. Lady Free Mason was Inc non
Mis- Elizabeth ST. I'ger daughter ot l'of" ION,
crall, who Cays the tal") hd h'is',i III al
or,t,fy clock case when the lodge was hcld al h'i
fathers house and Witnessed the proct'dlnE''
She was discovered. and comirHtd V' SUNNI ~
initiation as member Of the craft
This tradition has had W'fld-"ld' ''''P'''''
but II now appears according to correspondent
Of the standard who has been INVESTIGATING
tL. subiccD that although clocks are uSNtHS
.,nf,frod i'm cases there was no clock In this
rarticular case. The correspondent. M ms search
after truth. has come aero cNldtnce '"iI','c"
hy the Masonic historian Hrolhcr tdWaru On
dor which diSposes once and FOR an oi Nhat j.
Masoni, myih and tradition which has no
solid foundation. Hy tho kindness of Lord Don
orafle Lady CastlctONn, ol PIPER 'S9yiN
CnIoncI Aldwlrth Of Newmarket Court; Mr..
lanes ST Legor and other members oi the ram
ily brother Edward Gender has. fortunately
been able 10 piece together history of The mel
dent which may fairly he accepted a an autheh-
tic account II what actually transpired.
1t would appear that the father 81 MISS ~.
I.g,r- Arthur ST Lcgcr first Baron kilmayden
and Niscount Donerailc-tOgethc with his sons
and a few intimate friends, were accustomed To
open a lodge and carry on the ordinary ctfemo-
mics at the family mansion. D9ncrale Cour';
County cork. ON on" OCCASION during p'rloI
when the h uso was undergoing certain Internal
alterations Nienount poneralle Win others met
for Masonic purp Uses. The lodg" was held IN
large room ON IN" ground ioor 81 the house ana
i'm front Of this room was small library, divided
from tho back room hy 4 partition wall From a
plau II Doncraio Court supplied 10y a member oi
IN. family il is evident that the rooms 10 the
RIGHT on entering the hall are probably the ones
i'm question. The doors Of these TWO rooms poth
omen into the cntrancc-hall. and are not FAR
apart Tho alterations having required the re
nloval oC some of the panelling from the larger
room, the wall was in places undergoing repair.
4 norton Of this had been taken down ana the
bricks loosely replaced, without mortar. In the
uosition they were ultimately To occupy. Against
thosa loose bricks the oak panelling had been
tcmporarfly reared. ON this particular after
noon Miss St. Lcgcr had been reading al the
library window and. the light Of the winter
afternoon having failed. fell asleep.
WHAT MISS ST. LEGER SAW.
The sound of voices in the next room restored
her To consciousness and from her position be-
hind the loosely placed bricks of the dividing
wall she easily realized that something unusual
was taking place in the next room. Inc llsht
shining through the untitled spaces OF the tenn
porary wall also attracted her attention. prompt
ed By a not unnatural curiosity, Miss d. Leser