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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
GrdIioenten ipuroe beute 9lbeno Der
SeIieutlibteit iiber9eben.

9rdIioenten tpuroe beute 9lbeno Der
SsIientlibteit ilber9eben.
Die SoranibldQe ilber Ginnabmen
uno glus9aben fir oas am 30. sunni
1899 enoenoe &eAnungsjabr itellen lld
ME fpl9t:
Observation-Disclosures fir 1897
$50, Cos. 462.73. oa3u 5 proSent, s4,s
1873, 273.l3.
9lboeIbdbte ginnabmeu fir 1898
$50. 798, 735. SO; oasu 7 Pro3ent, Sc, :
075, 91l.51.
Slb9eihdbte 8siammtsinnabmen fir
1899 500, ,874, 647.37.
9lbgeibdbte 9lussabsn fir 1898
500, 992, 760.
9baeIddBter 5eblbstras fir 1899
Sc, ,048, 1928.
IolgenOss lit ein glusSus aus oem
geri6t:
Die 3unabme oes 6eblbstras i'm
9oltoisnlts fir 1897 ipie9elt Die 9e-
oriidten Notwithstanding, bic I'M
ganssn 2anoe pdbreno Der erIteu orei
giertel jenes 3eitraums berri6ten,
ipieosr.
Ser 9erIu6 nit freier Qbliss
Iferun9 auf oem 9anoe 1T nit
6rsuosn bssrilbt iuoroen. 99enige
gluseaben baben I'M IerbGltniB 10
9rOBsu NuBen Ncbradt wie Die 8epdb=
runa Der beitmOsliden pOlt9eleseubsi-
ten fiir Die 6armerbepOltsrung
SetreIis Der Ypitiparbantsn iaat
8arp turS etma 6ulSenoes: rSiste
Williouen bon Dollars iueroen Dbne
3peiisl bon 2suten perbpr9en gsbaltsn,
melde penig Doer fein Sertrauen 3ll
0swDbuIiheu Siherbsiten uno 8eloin-
Itituten baben, bic bon Yripatleuteu
Cr9unilirt wsroen. Sic iino sin tootes
Gapital. gHem aber ibren SefBeru
DOlli9ss Gertrauen in biz Siherbeit
elmer glul0se eln0eflDBt weroeu t6nute,
10 piiroe a0sr @abribeinlldteit nat
Der erDBere She'll lenes 8eloes ieiuen
gDea in bic Sanlle bes -Sanoels uno
8ei6dites finoen. gGiiroe Die Gegie=
rung lih Der 9lufsabe unterSieben. 10
wilroe Der Sienit obne 3lueifel bonn
9Olte nit Sreuoen an9enommen per-
ben. Sein Nertrauen in bic 3e9ie=
rung iit unbe9renjt. Die gerin9en
GriparniiIe oss GinSelnen, Die fir ii6
allein taum auf 3inien aus9elieben
werosn t0nntsn. pilrOen suiammcu cine
Summe 0usmahen, Die su ibrem
NuBsn angeleSt werOcn tOnnte.
9oItiparbanten bsfsben in faii
isoem Sanoe GurOpNs. in ben briti=
ibsn Golonien 0ui bsiosn Salbtu9eln
uno io9or in Sawaai. Sn 8roBbri=
tannien bubsn lieben Wtilllonen ginle=
ger iiber $3.50, 100000 az Griparnii.
len in 35 SSabren an9eb0uit uno in 10
S0breu babsu ulbt 9au3 10000 Gin-
leNer beinabe 81, 900, 900 9eipart.
Die @inla9su in @anaoa iiberltisasn
in siuan3i9 Sabren so. 900, 900.
Sisie riel0eu Griparniie wuroen mil
oem bsntbar nieori9ltsn Serlult fin
Die 3e9isrunSen. wslhe ibre Gildsab=
lung 9emdbrleiiteu. 9smNht uno nit
ben oentbar 9eriu9iteu Soften fir bic
Diilioneu BON Glnle9ern. llebsr tal=
isno YOtIparbnnibiitsr in europdiidsu
gOitdmtsrn gebOren MinOeridbri9su
oil uno ilber I Der Ginle9sr aGblen 81
ben 9srin9sn Stdnoen. Die Poitipar:
bant 1T in @irtli6teit ibre Saut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Selcgrapbiibe Sepei6eu.
Snlano.
@igr. S1rOoer lpicoer.
gS q bin9ton, Is. NOo.

20 y II I . u, Io' VVV'
Giner bon Wi9r. Shr0oer's intimen
Jreuaoen Ia9t, ouB Das 8eriitt, er
iueroe einen &ebritubl am Sciepblnum,
benz osutiden r0miidstatbOliiden 6ol=
ls0e in columbus, O., ilbernebmen.
unbeQriinoet lei. Sobalo WtiQr.
edrooer pom papIte bic GrlaubniB
erbdlt, ieine Steue an Der tatbOliIbeu
llniOerlitdt auf5u9ebeu, miro er aboan=
fen uno oann iOfort na6 SOln abrei=
ien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Bic Wabl in Ohio.
Columbus, o., Is. Wop.

Go Il III bus, o., l5. NOo.
Die amtlide 3Gbluna Der fir 8ou=
psrnsur abQs9ebe9n Stimmen er9ab
fOl9eroes &sluItot:
YuIbnsa (&ep.) 429.Sl6 Chapman
(9sm.) 4Ol. us. Sollloap (prob.)
1858, GOreD (peOplss partp) 1854,
Scrtsr (RatlonuIoemotrat 1861. @at=
Tins (Soc. @rb.) 4242. 2elpis (9ts9ro
Yrotsct. )E476, 2ibertp 3l07. Suibs
nell's Yluralitdt betr00t mltbin 20, ,OOl.
Sir Mcainlep (8sp.) wuroen ab9e.
9sbcu 525. 92l, SrpNn (0em.) 474,=
S62, SrDan (PeOples) SGrtp 26l5,
Souerin9 (PrOb.) 5O6S, Bentley (9las
tional prob.) PIG. Withel (Spc.
glrb.) 1865, Polmer (fationaloemo=
trat) 1858. Mc&inlep's pluralltdt:
80, 100.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Miiiicn bic Contribution in cusliidcr
Sprat)c lcjcn f0uncn.
@henenne. g0np.. l5. Nop.

y DeDe II II E, 9SQD., 10. g(op.
. Sns Sber9eridt bon g8DominS gab
beute cine GntIbeioung in elmer gS0bl.
an9eleeenlsit bon 9aroon GOuntD ub
uuo belt ben Stnnopuntt Der SlG9er,
nGmlib Der oemOtrutllAeu GanoioHten
fir oas 9lmt oes SeilrtsNnwalts, oes
6OuntDsSAabmeiiters uno g @Ountg.
9 9OmmiIIlrs, 'auIre9t.
Sds 8eriht entibieo, Dab natlrali'
lirte Silr0er i'm Stuuoe iein miihcn,
bic Contribution Der Ser. Stantsn in
snaliiber Sprabe' gu leIsn, I'M ltinI.
men su tOunen.
gs banOelte lib nGmlib I'M llJ
Sinnl1noer. iuelbe ben republltunI:
ibeu g8ablsettel itimmteu, aber BIZ
Contribution Der Ser. Stuateu nibt in
en9lli6er Sprate leien tonntsn.
Sn 6OlSe oieier gntibeloun9 tOms
men nun bic oemptratIibsn Ganoioa'
ten in's 9lmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Miiiiiiippis 9ampier abee1raunt.
Ct. 2Ouis, NO., Is. NOO.

. I. YOU 3, NO, Is. Nop.
Ser prd6ti9e ueue Sampfcr .Yluf
Gitp" BON Der .gludOr 2mie". ein
nN9elneues uno elegant aus9eltuttetss
6abrieuS auf oem untsren MilliiIippL
wslbcs bier an Wtithppb 0biubr uno
nit 40 YaiiNaereu an Yorp uno 1000
SOnnsn Srabt aller mOalihen slrt.
nab 9tslu Orleans beltlmmt mar. lit
beute WOr9eu um 9 llbr. in Der Ndbe
bon ebelter, Sa., 10 Wellen unterbalb
81. Souis. bis aui ben gS0NerIple9el
psrbr0nnt. S0mmtll9s paNu9isrs Sc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Gigrntbi!nlidcr Selbitmorn.

Ntanoan, q. 9, Is. NOp.
Ser SeiSer SOIepb @illiams. bon
Der 9tOrtbern Yaclfic=Yabn bs9ins
SelbtmOrO. inoem er in Die ,SirebOr"
Der &otomOtIus ipruns. @be Der 2oto=
motioiiibrer es berbinoern Doer i'm
berausSiebeu tonnts, warsn isin &opf
rno feline Sdultern bonn Seuer psr=
sebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
go fc9t cs in Cbiu.

Columbus, g., Is. 9lop.
Der Ssnat sdblt II 3spublitaner,
Is Semotraten uno | 6uliOns=Gepubs
litaner, Der auf benz oemOtratli6sn
lifet in Cincinnati erlulb!t puroe.
suiammen 36. Sas Saus SIblt 5S
3epubliinuer, Az Ssmotratsu uuo 4
Gulions'Hspublitaner. bic auf oem
oemotratiihsn Sidst III Cincinnati ae-
lpdblt puroen, suiammsn 100. Sei
9emeini1aitlidsr 9lbitimmuna babsu
Die Republltuuer cine Wsbrbelt bon 5.
@enn lie Die Observation-Disclosures be.
tOmmen, oann betraat ibre Webrbeit
II. Gon ben &epublitaueru baben
Orsi iit geiuei9srt. 81 iageu, pie lie
bel Der YunCesisuutrrwabl itinmen
iusrosn. Die Sanna,2eute beanipru=
den ollie bic anoeren Gepublitauer.
g3smn lie ii9 oarin ni6t tluihsn.
pilroe Sannu bel 0emeinidJaitlider 9lb-
ltlmmung cine Webrbeit bon 2 baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Gcraoc luie in ocn Gr,aalunsen.
ct. 2ouis, Is. Nop.


Ssonbnro Sein. eiu 9ebprener SuDer
uno 2lnt0mmling elmer reiben 6nmi.
lie. erlas 9eltern i'm ItlotiIdbeu Spipi=
tai einsm orguniiheu Ssioen. Gr mar
0NnSlih uerarmt. Seiu mar 90 Sabre
alt.
9lls Der oeuiib=irans0iiihe Grie9
Gusbra6. trot Ger luuNe Sein in Die
glrmee ein uno ssi6nste iib Ourh Sap=
isrtslt aus. 9ta6 Yeenoi9un9 oes
&rie0es beiutte er einsu Saa in Der.
lin imo Derliebte lib in cine auluelenoe
junN Sume. Sie Seiosn psrlobtsn
iiA ipGter uuo beinabe am Sorlbeuo
i0rer SObieit Qeitano ibm iciue yraut,
oGB lie iranSOiiiher Nbtllnit lei uno
Ols Spioniu inn Sienlte Der iranSDIi=
i6en 9te9isrun9 ltdnoe. Seiu mar
neoer9elhmsttert, aber trpBoem ent=
ihlOllsn, lie 81 bsiratber. SeoOh isin
Sater erIubr Die 8eibibte, ieBte Die
gluibebun9 Der Terlobun0 ourb uno
ipuBte Die Game euolib GanS Su cntier-
nsu. Sein itWur. oaB CT lie 0uiiiu.
Den tperoe uno oeIertirte aus Der 9lrmee.
gr psrlisB iein SaterlGuo uuo irrte
ilbsr em Sabr lang III ben StraBen
bon Earls lumber, per0ebcnS boltsno.
lsiner SerlObteu Su be9eAnsn. Spdtsr
tam er nab Nnsrlta uno ourbIprIbts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sin altcs Srautpdar.
ST. SpIep9, Mto., Is. Noi

ST. SOIepb. Mo., Is. gtou.
Sobn $. SpsrtOn, Der oas rsipet.
table gllter bon buuoert Sabreu uno
sinsn MOnat bsiiBt UNI 6rOu WOrp
Ssnosrion. bic lisbsnuuoiiebSi9 @ense
0eisben bat, wuroen beute bier ebelih
perbunoen. Mnu 9laubt, oNB oies
glllss bisber 0uf Dem @ebiete Der Gbe-
ihlisBuuNen Sa9ewsisne ilbsrtriiit. Die
Neupermdbltem erfreuen iib ilbri9sns
Der belien 8elunobeit. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Scituussmanu erituGeu.
SOt Springs, Drill, IA. 60

y OF = prln9 5, Wtlll., IA. gtop.
Su einem 20 Mieilen bon bier 9elea
oenen StQotben Namens gliblano
ipuroe Der Geoatteur oss v9li6lano Gea
offer, g8. 8. SNrriipu, 9sltern 9lbeuo
pou s. 6. Wtc9Dnalo erltoben. Die
Yeiosn bOttsu eiuen g9Ortltrslt we2eu
elmer in Der 3eitun9 eriAienensn uu8es
niiasnoeu glntilnoigung zines beOors
itebenben SOrtra9es. Sabei mahte
WcSonalo geltsno. oab, ialls Der Geo.
ner anltatt ein Saptilt, ein MetbOoilt
9eiusNen wGre, bic glnsci9e ieines Sor=
TRACES beher aus9eIallen mGre.
SarrilOn erlpioerte aui oieie anihnl.
biQung in elmer g8siis. Die WtcSOnalo
Diitben mahte. uno bic Sol9e mar Die
Sluttbat. WcSonalO, welher pDbl=
On9eieben 1T. puroe Usrbaitet.
Mi6tiser 8sridt bss 0snsralsY Ynfs
meifers.
g8ai bin9ton. IA. Nop.
Der erite Sabrssberitt oes 8ensral-
pultalsiitsrs. Sawss u, Carp, an ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
&arl RGier tubt.
Gin 49Siger &epolution6r q r.
gDaibin9ton, 8. g.,
IA mon

9arl &6Ier, Der betaunte oeuti6s
ameritanii6e SOurnalllt. 1T bente in
ieinem abtuncabt5i9iten 2ebensiabre
geltprben. @r mar elmer Der 8riinoer
Der republitnniiden Yartsi in @iscOns
fin. Die ipdtersn Sabre ieines Ssbens
Der6ra6te er in blelsr Staot.
Garl &6ier, Geoattsur bss Bolts
Sribun", mar Der Glteite attiue oeutl6=
amsritaniibe SOurnalilt. Der, na4oem
er lebten Sommer cine ibipsre Grants
belt 9liifliA iiberitanoen bate uno
mllnter an ieiu ReouttiOnspult suriif-
9etebrt mar, na1 meniblibem Safiir=
balten bic bette 2luslibt bate. in's
spansi9Ite Sabrbunoert einiutreten.
Sas S6idial butte es nnoers beliimmt.
8ebOren i'm Sabre 1909 uno auf ben
llniDeriitdten Seip3is uno Salle gum
SuriIten bsran9ebiloet. betbsiliQte ii6
ROler ibpu OIL ben oeutI6eu 6reibeitss
beme9un9en Der oreiBiNer Sabre. Gls
&eferenoar beim preuBilhen Sano9es
ri6t in Sale puroe er oamals wegen
isiusr pOrberigsn 8etbeili9unG al ben
potriOtiiben Seitrebungen Der Tnrs
ihenIAaIt als nSo6uerrdtber" perbafa
tst uno muBte oNnn III Der SauspO9tei
AZ Berlin uno III anoeren Gerterl
ibDers @efan9enI6aIt belteben. gtad
Der ipGtereu allgemeinen 9lmneltie ers
luu9te or nl6 mo n06 Die Stelluns
zines SufiScOmmiliGrs.
Sei Sersinbrud Der HsattOn inl
CONNER l849 als .SObUerrQtber" sin=
9etertert. puroe er 81 lan9jdbri9er
sSefungsboft perurtbeilt. Sa 9elan9
es ibm, nab GnglNno su entflieben.
SOn bort wanoerte CT i'm 9lniun9e oes
Sabres 1850 nil ieiner Sablreiten
iSomilie na6 y8isconlin uno wurOs
elmer Der eiiri0lten uuo i6neIoialten
SGmpen bes oeuti6 amerltanlI6e
SOurnalismus crit in SibtOlb. Sos
bann I6ui er Su WanitOnoc in gBls-
cOnlin Den Seiusn uno li6 cine nelIe
GrlltenS ourh ein frellinnlQes oeutldes
Ylatt, in welhem er bon glniuu9 al bic
8runoidbe DerfoAt, wel6e einlge Sabre
fpGter our6 bic jun9e uno nph refine
republitanii6e Partel tbeilweiie uertOr.
pert Wuroen. Inter Prdlioent Sincpln
erbielt er i'm SOmmer 1861 cine Stels
lung i'm Sinansoepartement in g8aibs
iu9ton, lno icit6er. allO lett ms6r als
iedsunOoreiBia Sabren. lit Die Sunoess
bGuptitaot feline Seinlatb. gtab lan0s
lGhri9em gDirten in Sinansoeparte-
ment bcs Sunoes tebrte er. na6oem er
aud OILS Yeamter fir 3eitun9en. bars
inter SeinSen's rYIOnIer", Qeihriebcn
bate. 0ans CUR SOurnaliItit suriit uno
iibernobm bic Rsoattluu oes g8albin9.
toner v&Oltstrlbun", Der lett Spslnnos
Slpansig Sabren beltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sgnamiterpluiiun in Ses Iuines.

Ses Wt Dimes, Sa., Is. gtop.
Sn 6ol9e elmer psrIriibtsn Spna=
mItentlaouug inn itdOtiiben 4b;uesta-
nal Duroen beute SOrmittaa I'm balb
l. ubr stusi Mdnner, Namens @al=
ters llno Barton, lebens9sfGbrli6 mrs
leBt. Webrere anoere 9lrbeiter tamen
nit osm Sbrefeu oapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
TuBbaa a=Muro.
g E III Yort, Is. Nob.

Stephan .. Naib, ein Is Sabre
alter STUDENT Der 6olumbia=llniperii=
tat, lie9t trant su S0uie in SoI9e bon
Serlebun9en, Die er bel einem SuB=
balllplele auf Dem ct. Gsor9e Grifst-
YlnB in OpbOten erbielt. gr brad
oas Sdliilielbeiu uno erlitt ionfiae
crnlt1uite 0erlebuuoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
i1rstTs nsr An.sine,r.

Sober sou Der Spolte per Sobr,...........-s1eco
6 Wpuate 900
3 WCulte....... 500
Sr6bere Gu5ci9cu biui9er.
2oeaI.0ott3eu:
EHr icbs SsiIe grspisg OOsr Sereu Ranu, aas
srts uiaI Is Gents.
Srirotbs. unb SoNesonsri9sn nit sprut 81 50
cbEe Sprua sl0o.
grIsiaru Die bem Seifte Der fatboliI1sa Rir4s
sututosr iiuo. finbeH f.ius auinabms
In;eiscu ienoe man ipdts
tens am 1llcntaS Qler
gen elm.
SOtGrbeiteu allcr glrt pronp. aaa htla
aRsgeiiibrt
Sife.: Gfe Der 6. unS Sopa= straEe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Sas gelbc sSiebcr.
SSadion, Drill, Is. gtop.

i d on, Wtln., 10. gt0p.
Sin ueuer 8slbfieberfuQ in Clinton,
orei nsue 6Qlle in Gowaros uuo cin
Sooesfall wuroen beute bel Der Staat5=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. angemeloet. SOu
ben iibri8sn perieubteu Ortibaften Iino
feline ipeiteren 6dlle bsribtct wOrOsn.
W bile, gla., Is. NoD.
Srei neue SQlle, aber tsiue Sooes=
idlle - lNutst Der 9sutise Sisberbe=
riht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
Snbnque, Sowa, Sientag, Ocu %, NOucmbcr 1897.

lan9ten obne S6nosn an'5 Sano, aber
mas ionlt an gOro mar, 9lng Sll
8runOe. Die 3ertOrun8 oes 9Nmps
isrs uno Der Srabt lit ein totaler &ers
luit BON 100000. Sine gnSabl
wtrtboOller Rennpferoe, iuelde fir Die
98ettrennen in 9teW Orleans beltimmt
luaren unO iib al gOro beianoen, pers
brannten nit.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-01

of tall buildings which are now be-
coming SO common, with an immense
court within the structure itself. That
is, there were hundreds of tiny cells
built in from galleries which were
terraced one above the other. The gal
leries were connected by paths or
stairways, each of these being con-
structed with architectural exactness.
The cells were almost uniform in size,
and reminded one, the explorer said,
of the cell of monk. The earth in
each instance was as hard and smooth
as marble, and bore evidence of long
continued usage. A portion of the
ground floor or basement of the
mound had been divided up into store
ants had carefully packed away the
provender which they secured from
various points about. On the same
side of the interior of the mound as
the entrance, in the third gallery from
the bottom, Mr.. Saville-Kent noticed
a series of departments which had
evidently been intended for dignitaries
| among the ants. Here there was a
! manifest attempt at architectural
splendor, for the ceilings Of the rooms,
instead of being similar to the floor
were slightly arched, and at one end
there was a recess in the wall, in
which there had been an elevation OF
some kind, perhaps corresponding 10
the dais in the throne-room of the
human monarch. A careful study OF
the interior of the mound showed that
the members Of this colony Of ants
whom the majority delighted to honor
lad certainly been housed in these
rooms.
Another abandoned ant home which
Mr.. Saville-Kent had the opportunity
of examining was in the form of The
pyramid Chcops In this home there
was no evidence of superiority O.
rank, for, as we'll as the explore,
could observe, all the rooms or CELL
were practically alike. The stor'
rooms at the bottom, however, wer
the same, and the general mode 0
living similar to that already describ
ed had apparently been followed b.
the inhabitants of the structure.
In many respects these Australia,
termites, Mr.. Saville-Kent found, ha
traits similar to their African breth
rem, which have hitherto been consid
cred the fercest and most intelligen
of their species. The African ant j
carnivorous in a great degree an
only becomes herbivorous when force
:, to by circumstances. 1t is in this ira
that the greatest resemblance betwee
the African and Australian tremite
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-01

like the slabs of sandstone already de-
scribed, while others were like hay
cocks. A singular form of construc-
ton which these ants followed to quite
a little extent was that of the pyra-
mid. Mr.. Saville-Kent was, in num-
Der of instances, so fortunate as to find
abandoned ant-houses of various kinds,
and thus he was enabled to observe
the inner methods of their construc-
ton.
One mound in particular, a groined
columnar structure, was eighteen feet
high. This was not far from Port OAR
win. The accompanying illustration,
which is drawn from a photograph, is,
Mr.. Saville-Kent says, Of complete ac-
curacy. 1t will be noticed that the
point of ingress and egress is about a
foot and a half from the top. The dis
coverer believes that originally the
mound was conical in shape, the sides
being smooth. 1t had evidently been
in use for many years, and the COL
umnar effect noticeable, he believes, is
due to the fact that the ants incessant-
ly travelling the pathways up and
down the mound, produced the grooves
that are seen, and resulted in giving
the effect Of a columnar formation.
The entrance to the mound, examina-
ton showed, had varied in location, for
there was distinct evidence that ap-
ertures of this sort had been walled
up in several instances.
The interior of the mound referred
to showed as much as anything the
remarkable instinct Of the ants. It
was divided I'D much after the fashion
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-01
munities.

intelligence The ants are of the class
known as the termites, or white ants.
They are capable of destroying almost
anything they attack, and a human be-
ing is by no means safe from assaults
by them. Their homes are in the
shape of mammoth slabs of sandstone,
which they resemble to a considerable
degree. A curious fact that Mr.. Sa-
vllle-Kent proved is that in every in
stance the homes of these termites
were built from north to south, and
close observation showed that this
principle of construction was apparent
in all their work. It was demonstrated
to Mr.. Saville-Kent's satisfaction that
the creatures seemed to govern theis
actions by the points of the compass
and their work showed conclusively
that they moved and lived according
to definite plan. So complete in detail
was this plan, it convinced the travel
Ter that it was the result of what al
least approached thought.
The white ants are found generally
| throughC ut North Queensland, quite {
distance inland from Port Darwin, il
the Laura Valley. This is an extern
sive section of Northern Queensland
and in it these ants seem to dwell, di
vided into tribes and subnationalities
being subjected, apparently, to a gen
eral form of government or vassalage
There seemed to be a central tow
Or community to which, at variou
times, ants made pilgrimages from
the surrounding country, although tn
discoverer found that they had home
Of their own elsewhere The style }
| considerable extent The majority Wer
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DOES NOT ADVOCATE
BUT THE QUEEN WILL TURN SOME
FUNCTIONS OVER TO THE PRINCE.
What VIII Probably Be the Queens
Last Appearance in London-She
VIII Remain Queen in Name but
the Prince Will Have Greater Re-
spOnSibilities Than He Has Re-
Gently Borne.

London, June 90 - The queen re-
turned to London - her final jubilee
day but one and made what most
probably was her last jubilee appear
ance in the metropolis, for, with the
celebration that closes at AldershOt
on Thursday, the state appearances OF
her majcsty. it is said, on fair official
authority, will be finished; that hence
forth for whatever span of life may
be left to her, Queen Victoria will con-
fine herself to such work for the state
as can be done at Windsor, BalmOral
or Osborne. All those official func-
tons, drawing rooms. public cere-
monies. opening town halls, hospitals
and the like. which brings the SOW
ereien face to face with the people
will now be relocated to the prince
and princess Of Wales.
The queen thinkS--SO the statement
runS-that she has done enough. The
uneAampled devotion and acceptance
OF her obligations to her people have,
after sixty years, we'll won her rest.
and. insofar as the sovereign can, she
now proposes to let the burden of re-
sponSiblity fall on those who must
bear it when she passes away.
1t was the knowledge of this, pa
thetirally mingled with loyalty, that
lent. such deep interest to the proceed
ingS fcclinGly devoted in the first in
stance to visit to Kensington. Co
ing to her birth place. possibly for the
last time. revived for the queen all the
sweet associations OF childhood made
move solemn to her in that it WAS
here she first knew she was Il queen,
and that on this day, tiiftT-nine years
ago. she was crowned. AS her majesty
has always cherished with passionate
attachment every tender sentiment,
this visit was one Of mingled pleasure
and sadness, it seemed indeed a fare
we'll
After receiving addresses, the pro-
ceSSiOn resumed the route to Bucking-
ham palace. via High street Queens
Gate. KenSington Garden. past the
Albert memorial to Hyde Park corner,
thence to the palace.
Throughout the entire distance there
were dense crowds of spectators who
,chet red her majesty with that as
founding viyor to which last week had
accustomed every one. The queen
looked extremely gratilieh. smiling and
bCwing her Acknowledgements.
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Militia Guarding a, Nerrn

Franklyn, KY, June 80. = George
Dining, a negro who killed Jodie
Conn, a young farmer, last January,
and who was brought here for trial
with guard of two militia companies
from Frankfort, seems to be in great
danger of summary vengeance. From
squad Of three men dynamite bomb
was hurled at the jail 1t exploded
without doing great damage. Lieut..
Gov. Gordon fired his revolver at the
squad and thinks he hit one Of them.
The militia is searching the town for
the bomb throWers,
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MISCELLANY.

Twelve thousand feet of lumber was
unloaded from railroad car and piled
up in twenty minutes at Gardiner, Me-,
the other day.
One sixty-four-year-old resident of
Pettis, NO., says that he has never
worn pair of overshoes, a watch, or
a paper collar.
A meeting of 1000 persons over sew
enty years of age is annually held in
Leicester, England, and of these 400
die before the next anniversary.
In times of scarcity the South African
natives sometime rob the nests of the
termites, and as much as five bushels
of grain have been taken from single
nest.
Mary-Does it ever occur to you that
Mr.. Smithers IS acting part? Har-
riet-No, Smithers always seemed to
me to think himself the whole thing
Truth.
The towns of Woodsdale, Moscow,
Springfield and Fargo, in Kansas,
which had a population Of eleven hun
dred in 1890, have now only a popula-
ton of eighteen.
Flies are infested with parasites
which prey upon them and destroy
them, and these, in turn, as has been
shown by the microscope. are killed by
still smaller parasites.
Nibbs-What a perfect poem the
counts rich wife is. Dibbs-Yes; the
count is the only man I know Of who
can make poetry pay him thirty thou
sand a year.-Tit-Bits.
Little Boreham Gelating his Alpine
adventures)-T I stood, the abyss
yawning at my feet Chopper (yawn-.
ing observation-disclosures me, B., but
the things Manifestations
Words.
When a man realizes that he can't
pay his debts, and has got to ask for
an extension of time, the first thing
for him to do is to go to a fashionable
tailor and get him a new suit OF
clothes. Creditors are seldom lenient
with a seedy Somerville Jour-
nah