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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
W q ) in 9to II. .. g.,
Is. Septenlber.

Gupitdn Nlpn Gapron bonn /. 9lr=
tillerls.& .&eaiment 1T beute in islner M.
melt ppm sort WiDer. 3D.. 9ele9enen
Wobnuna 9eltOrbsn. gr mar III 0lo.
rioa 0sbOreu uno trat 1868 als &aoett
in bic Militdr=2ltaoemie ein. Natoem
or 0raoulrt bate, nuroe er 1867 llu=
terlieuteuant i'm /. grtillerie Jts9i-
msut, su iuelbem sr isitoem bis su iei=
nem SOoe 9eb0rt bat. 1888 muroe er
sum &apitdn beiorosrt.
9apitan GaprOn bsOlsitete ben Us.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
8roB ritannien.
Queenstown, 90. Sept.

y! Il ee II 81 D u II, 70. Sepf.
Der Gunaro-Sampfer .@ampania",
mslbsr bic amerIianiihen Srieoens=
GomminGre al YOro bate. lit bsute
woblbebaltsn bier sin8strOnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
Sine berlinfenoe &irGe.
Sasleton. Ya., 81. Sept.

N0AN ~ RH't -A' ONfs
Die ct. Yatrifs-Glrhe in 9luben.
rieo perlintt lan9iam III Die unter ibr
beIinoliben Soblen9ruben uno ibre
iernere SsuuBuna muB oesbalb mabrs
iheinlib auf9eaeben weroen. Seit
Den lebten Sebn StunOen bat lih Der
8runo uno YOoen 9eientt. uno Der
iiiolihe 6liioel Der Stride lit ibou fat
uollitdnoi9 bon ibr wea9erilien, ludb-
rsno Der Saupttbeil nur our6 snei
tart perbO0ene Yfeiler aeltiiBt lpiro.
Yiarrer WdllpD bat beute Wtoraen alle
bewe0liben @sNenitdnoe aus Der Stride
weaidaIfen lallen. Sie llriabe Der
Yoosnlentuna lit elm ploBliGer &oblsn=
rutih IN einem Stollen, Der lib unter
bier 9roben aus &oblen 9ebilbeteu
Yieilern oirstt unter Der Stride bin=
siebt. Sie Stride bat $4,000 aetoItst.
GjroBe 9tiiis baben liA III Der lie rma
oebenoen YoosnIlddc 9ebiloet. bod lit
bis iebt tsiue Ssntung bon auoeren
gebluoen bemertt pOroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
Nns "rr slnsfcannssifabt.
8 NJ q ia. gleb., Is. Sept.

= m a y a, Neb., IS. Sept.
Sie Nusitellun9 ipuroe lebte gSohe
bon 10, 943 Yericuen beiuht. SeIs
Der wuroe Der YeIu6 our6 &eaenmets
ter beeintrddtigt. Die @eiammtSabl
Der geIu6er bon Der GrOHnun9 Der
Musfslung an bslauft iib auf nabcSu
anoertbalb Ytillionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
Masrlsi 9rabtianfen.
Wiooteboro. Dtaf.. IL. Sept.

WiobleborO. Otaii.. IL. Sept.
6rdulem Marian Gjrace Qerilns.
oas cermsiutlide SpFsr Oes Moross in
Bridgeport, Conn.,. lit beute 9ta1mit=
tag CUR aroBten Sreuoe ibrer gtn0eho-
riAeu wobl unO 9eiuuo blerber sarild-
aelsbrt. Sbr SGter mar nibt ansues
ieno, oa sr Ib Sur 3sit als islnc SOb.
ter i'm elterlibsn Sauie eintrai, nit
Den in Bridgeport 9eIlmoenen lleberre-
ten bes wsibliben 2cihuams. Die er
als Die leiner Spbter ioentlIsirt bate,
nab bier untcrlue9s beiano. 6rl. Ycrs
tins mar pon Yrouioeuce, u. S., Qe=
ipmmeu uno mar BON ibrem liebbaber
Gbarles Bourne bsAleitet. Sic bate
Dor sebn Sa9en einen Yriei on ibre
Mutter aeihrieben, ben oiele ieooh
nibt erbatsn battle. Grlt Seltern las
le bic ieniatlonelle Gieibihts. bic iiber
lie in llmlauI mar, in ben 3eitun0en
uno mahte lib oann iOfort aui ben
SeimlDe9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
Sapicrcr &riegsbelb bceroist.
afbinaton 8. g.,
81 Cont

zines Der tiihti9lien SdmpIer in ben
8eiebten Dor Gantiaao uno Yater oes
Gapt. 9lllpn Gaprpn bon ben Slough
Mioers, Der in Der erIten Sblaht i'm
Grle9e iein 2eben einbiibte. 1T beute
nit militdril6en gbren auf benz glr=
Iin0ton SrieoboIe beitattet morOen.
Gem 3eihenbea1nonille nobnte cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
MuSIan0.
Seuti d | a II b.
NPe mel. 90. Sept.

W{ { III |, 20. Sept.
@eltern 9lbeno aina in Der Office
BEL iiiirmiidem Wetter cine 9lnSahl
Jiiderboote uuter uno 5tuanSig SLIDER
biibten babel ibr 2eben ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
pts
,,E.1xenthitrper Gazette"

Dg,sxsttth,tr9rr Gazette"
sriteint iebsn 1isn5tae unb foitet inter
bprousbs,abIuns iir bic Der. etaaten nno
Canada:
Sdbrltta. 90 Salbidbrlia. -s1.OO
Ead europa portoirei
maf fen bprausbeaablt tperoen):
HdbrIida. 80 SaIbjdbrna... -S1.2o
Gprrtfporbcn5eu NIB WittbetInngen rniNsn
tbatsitens bis sSreitas Worsen, weun fe III
Der natbfteu 9lunimer aufnobne ftnocu ioneu
singeianbt rperoeu. 9rieis obue unteriGriit
nerbeu uibt bsrhdfibtiat
eT- Blur fur Gelber bic per re8'Hrtrteg
prtef ocer 8eIo an,p cifnng Money Order,
ssJouot msrben. iberuebmen pir bic Werant
Hortli&fstt
q. .s. ,;sg sssIs s0rr'iponS'H'sH H. To. aSr'fA.'
ssLUXEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa,
18W Gde Der 6. uua Sopa=SiraFc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
Sta | / e II.
Neapel. 20. Sept.

Neu pc |, ~. Sept.
In9f. Sdrefen, Gleno uno uuer=
meblihen Sbacen miro Der Musbrab
oes TcluDs. falls oerielbe in Der 9Seiie
anbdlt. als es in ben leBten Sagen
aeitiebt. CUR NOlae baben. Ssute pur=
Den nsun neue Grater nm ben Miittel-.
(Saupt-) Crater aesdblt. aber Islblt
oieie Qbleituns bat ben Nuswurf bon
Sapa aus oem Sauptcrater nlht i'm
Serin9lten perminoert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
q E 10 Dort. q. Sept.

Inter DEN YuliaAieren osS g8bitc
Star Ginc.Sampfers .Seutonic" Der
beuts bon 2iuerpool eiutrui. beI0no lid,
SberIt SSobn Sap. Der friibere anIeri=
taniihe Suti&Giter in 2Onoou. nebit
SSdmiIle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
9rri,egn tnht in Scn Tlammcn.
Splebo, g., 20. Sept.

U le W, ~, SVs Stpt'
Ser als Der Linton Glsoator" be-
tannte 8etreioelpeiher bon u. &.
Yadus 1T beute Nbeno nm 9 llbr in
6olae bon Selbitsutsiinouna in yrano
9eratben uno ppllltdnoig absebrannt.
3ebn Wenihen lino. 10 piel man leBt
meiB, bel bem Yranoe um's 9eben
9stommen. Ser gSertfiibrer W. s.
Yarls wuroe burcb Die ejepalt Der Gr=
plplion burt ein Senlter geblaIen uno
idwsr perlebt. Srei ieiner Sinoer
maren sur 3eit bel ibm. bon oenen
ems su 5obe perbrannt lit. Sin tlei=
mes SDbterben bat tOotlibe Vrnno=
wunben erlitten uno oas brittle &ino lit
ibper perlebt. Die Namsn Der Soo-
ten, 10 melt lie ermittelt iueroeu tonn=
ten, lino: 9barles &eiier, Sames
g9ain,urigbt. 6rant Sau 9Onlen.
5reo Yapillus uno 6rant Sent.
Spdtsr. 9tidt sebn. ,pie auerit anae-
aeben. ionoern aht Menl6en baben bel
Dem Sranoe oes Speihers ibr 2eben ein.
aebibt, aht baben tOotllbe Wranoz
wunoen uno weitere abt ibuere Ser=
leBunseu erlitten. Sis gtamen Der
Sooten Iino: Samuel gllsranoer.
SSreo @arrett, Sert gBainwri9bt. Sar-
plo Yarts. Sobn Smith. @race YGrts.
6rant Ban Spufen uno s}Obn Garr.
Gs Iiuo bel bem Yranoe spiiben
500, 600 uno 600. 900 Yuibsl 8streioe.
msiltsns @interweisen. serit6rt NOR.
ben. Yaooof 9ibt ben 8eIammtiha=
ben aui $500, 600. I'm balb ein ubr
Nlor9ens (2l. September) mar oas
6suer pOlltdnoi9 unter 9Ontrole.
Soleoo. O.. q. Sept.
Sreisebn Yerionen linno in 6olge
Der Seusrsbrunit, Die acltern III oen
G,etreioeipeiber bon Yaooof. Sooae &
80. ausbra1. um's 2eben Setommen.
9luber osuleni9en. Die berelts 9eIunoen
wurosn. uuo oenieni9en. Die lbren Ver-
lebuu9eu lino. linb nod lSrGnt per=
hinsii, Samilton parts. Sobn oes
Superintenoenten g8illiam s. Yarts,
uno ein llubetannter, oehen perlOn-
li6ieit nibt feit9eltelt weroen tam. 81
Der 2ilts Der Sooten binsuNetummen.
9Die plele permiBt meroen, 1T nod nibi
fef0eltellt. 6eueriuebr.Gbef Wall iaAte
beute 2lbsno. or babe 9eliern, als er oas
Gebduoe inIpiSrte. 9eIunoen. oaB bass
ielbe in Sesu9 auf bic Gntiernun9 neI
| lib biloenoen Staubmanen nibt IN
9utem 3nltanoe aewelen lei.
0unbernsnr Yinsrsc uieoer numi:
nirt.
Setroit, Mib., 81. Sept.
0iouperneur pinSree wuroe beut,
Nahmlttaa bonn republltaniibeI
StaatscOnoent per Reclamation mieoe,
als @OuDerueurs-Ganoioat 0uI0eltelt
Seine Geiormioeen uno Yemiibunael
,lueds .ReSelun9 an9ebliher lln9leib'
beiten Der Veltelleruna wurosn in Del
an0enommenen Ylatiorm berslib EN-,
pIoblen, uno Diele Wtitslisosr feline,
Yartei. lpelde iitb iriiber niht inn Sin
t0nNe nit Dem 8ouDerneur beIanoen
ltimmten in ben Yeiinllsiubel ein, mi
welbsm piuarse smpian9sn Wuros, al!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
9}e NJ Nprf. 81. Sent.

Die Grano Surp erbob beute ein
auf WtOro i'm eriten 8raoe lautenoe
Nntlaae ge9en Or. Samuel s. Sen.
neop. Der beI6uloi9t lit, Gmeline s.
Heonolos, helier inter Dem 9tamen
.SOllp" &epnplos betannt, an Is.
SuIi I'M 6rano Sotel ermoroet su
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
Yitts 9a.. %. Sept.

Su Der Union 4ob.eagrube naEe
SrOpnpiqe. 3d., ereigneie ii1 beu,e
friib cine Grplplion bon 0jaien. 5ur
3eit luaren $50 MGnu bsi Der 9lrbeit.
welte aIle bis auf Is, welhe unta
men, eerettet lueroeu tonnien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
GrTd)iifts sfiibrer: goren, 6onner.

er aui Der Blatiorm eridien uno cine
6aratteriiiiibe 9lnuabmreoe belt.
SamasSas ani Der Smaba'r Aass
5fellmna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
ganfranh in Sulua.
Council Yluffs, 3d.,
%. GeDt.

Sie Yotna Yallep Staats Sant in
Saltings, Sa., luuroe oergan9ene Na6t
bsraubt. Der @eloibrant mar aufs
geipren9t nproeu uno Die 9anoiten er.
beuteten $2l35 uno entiamsn. 6eoeu
2 llbr friib puroen perihiebsne Grplo.
lionen 9eb0rt. aber gtiemano in Der
Srtihait abtete peitsr oarauf. 9tur
einsr. s. Yrownsa. Der Seiibsr oes
SOtels in Der Srtidait. belt es Der
@libe psrtb. cine llnteriubuns ansu=
iiellen. gr be9ab litb uab Dem Yani.
9ebduoe, BON no Der S1all su fOmmen
ldien, wuroe bort bon ben Nunoiten
nieosr9sidla9en. 9ebunben uno erit
cine Stunoe ipdter, als Der &aub ent-
oedt wIroe. aus ieiner i6linlmsn Sage
beirsii. 9as 9eliOblene @elo beitano
aus swei Ydfhen papierselo i'm Vs=
trace bon $1,000, 5000 in Silber uno
Der 8eIt $685. in &leinselo.
1rasiibcr anssans eincs Jeuers
ucrf5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
gittsburG pa.. %. Sept.

Gapt. Gsors s. sloams. 33. nno
Gapt. 6bas 0tiller. iein @IliItsnt. %
Sabre alt, lpurosn Deute glbeno in
Sol9e elmer grplolion bon 6euersperfs=
tOrpsrn alaenblidlib 9etootet. als lie
auI oem gllleabenpflub Dor oem gluss
nsllunSs9ebduoe ell Sscuerluert ab-
brannten uno cine &eprOouttion Der
Sesidlnht bel Wtanila gum Yelten
9absn. Sur 3sit Der ggplolion labsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
g etu Yorf, 19. Sept.

Gin Vetruntener itanb Deute NtDraen
NIT elnem &epolper in Der Suno Dor
Der g8obnllng Sanoerbilfs az SSiftb
glne. uno SO. StrdBe mo rief laut nah
Cornelius Tanoerbllt. beruusSutom-
men uno lid ltieBen al laleu. Sin
Yollsllt nabm Dem muro9isrigen 0ur=
ithen oas SbicBeiien ab uuo brahte
ibn Ielblt our Nbiilblun9 nah Der Sta-
tlon. Sort aab.oer 8eiGn9ene al. gBil.
liam Quinn 81 beiBeu Ino Glsrt in
elnein Wtaterlalwaarengelhdft 81 ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

Sas frans0iiihe Shiii Billie be
Secamp" 1T beute aui Der SObe bon
Ssecamp 9sibeiiert uno leine aus 36
Yerlonsn beltebenoe Wtaanidait er.
tranf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
G bi II a.

Sbanabai. %. Sept.
IS lit Elm 8erilht bier i'm llmlaufe,
baB er Gaiier BON 9biua geItorben lei.
gtdberes lit niht in Griabruna su briu-
gen. bod beibt ss. Die SbOre bon Yeting
ieien 9eialOhen.
Yeting, %. Sept.
Sin ioebcn oer0ifentliber tailerlider
Grla6 meloet beltimmt. oaB Der Safer
BON China feline Wa6t al bic 3aiIerin
(&aiierin gSittwe2) ab9etretsn babe.
SeBtere bat ben 0iiniltern bereits be-
foblen. in ,3ntunIt ibre amtliben Dee
ritte ibr si unterbreitsn.
is bdlt idper. genaue Nusfunit im
Yolalt iiber Die Torgdnas su erbnlteu.
bod baben Dabri3einIih Die tiirsliden
refOrmatoriihsu GrlaiIe Die Nenoerun9
oeruriaht. 50 l0nse Der Saiier li1
TiiNte uno teine eigeus Meinung bate,
lieB ibu Die Saiieriu g1ittue III 6rie-
ben, iobalb er aber nab Ieinem si0ensn
4opIe su bnnoeln periudjte, wuroe er 10
gut wie obQeiebt. Ssm Sauptratbs
9sber. Der Gantoner &eformator Sang
Ounoi, euthob, pbipobl ole 9lnltrens
suu9sn 9ematt wurosn. i'm su perbaf=
ten. Gs beiBt, o0B cr ii4 auf Dem
@eGe na9 Sbaugbai beiinoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

@eora WulliNan. Elm iiinsit aus Dem
&lonoite suriidaetebrter 8OloIuher.
oerlor Dor einigen Sa9en in einem
Strabenbabnpa9en Elm Yafstbeu. ent.
halteno Sol 900. uno sw0r $40 in
Silber uno Der Melt in Gbefs. Sobn
Spnabue fano uno lieferte es ab unD
erbielt oafiir oas fiirltlibe 8eIdent
bon $50. Die Sheds I'M Yetraae BON
S57, 900 waren bon Der Yant in Sam.
ion @itp auf Die .,Sant Of Sritiib SO.
lilmbIa" in bieli9er Staot selogen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
aibiu9ton. %. Sept.

Der bieiiae hinsiiibe 6jeianote EN-.
pfinQ beute iriib ppm ausudrti9en
Mmts in Ystina Elm Sele9ramm. ent.
balteno ben g8ortlnut oes taikerlithen
Gpicts, ourb weldes Die &aiierlns
g8ittipe in 6pl9e Der tritlbeu 3u itInoe
in Gbina wisoer &ssentin miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

8iliiam GbwarDs. Yrdlioent Der
.@leUelano Sriolug parf glhOciation"
uno elmer Der berOorrageHoIten 6leIl9sn
Gcib1its!ente. ItiirSte heute Mbeno iii
ieiner g9pbnung an Yropcct= Strabe
toOt nicber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

neral Shafter nad Santiago uno ia.
ll1 bort nit ieiner gatterie in riigms
ll9lier 99eiie ausseSsibnet. Sein
Sobn, @apit6n glllpn g. @apron, bon
Den Nou9b &ioers luuroe in oem @e-
le1te oes eriten Sa9es 9etootet. Ser
Toter belt troB oes hsrben @erlufes
9etrenlltb auf ieinem Npiten aug. Ior
etll1en g8Ohen fam er aus Guba ,u.
rid nno ertrantte am SDpbus, bsm er
beute 0littas erlag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27

Il II Il 70 Il, Fd., -. Sept.
Cine polniibe Ginotuuie. Die oeitern
Nbeno IN Der benadbartsn YsrgItaot
Banning aefeiert uuros, liet in elmer
nulten Sellerei aus, bel ,pelher BON
Wenern. YiltOlen nno Gnilppelu Der
ansgiebi9lte 8ebraub 0emadt wuroe.
Sin Ntann ,puroe getobtet uuo fiinf
anoere tru9en msbr ooer meniaer
loDllmme Werlebunaen oGppn. Ser
8etOotete mar Stepban Veruntp. ein
Sele9at CUR 9lntion0lsn Slopaten.
Union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
6rantfort, &p.. %. Sepi

6ouperneur Nraolep erlieB heute.
als er oupon hDrte. oAB Die &lpplIebte,
rel swiibsn 6orbett .ulo Wlc6Op in
&entudD, nabe Cincinnati, ltatiiinoeu
lpllte. ein Yrotlamaiion. bur1 welbe
er ollie warnt. Serielben beisuluohnsu.
uno ale Staats=Seamte Gnlueilt, Die
GlopIle6terei. wenn lie i'm 'StOate &en-
tudD uiri!itb iiattiinosn iollse. aui alle
,S1lle an perbinoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
YbilabeIpbi.a, 90. Sept.

Sn elmer SiBun9 Der SeppiGweber.
Die beute i,iib bier abaebalisn ,Duroe.
beibloB man. ms9en ueberprobuttiOn
fir oieies Sabr Die 9lrbsitsn s0ns eins
sunsusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-09-27
q 10 YOorf, 81. Sept.

@eora q. Steinwap. eiu Sobn oes
perltprbencu Wm. Steinwap uno Wlit-
alieo Der pianoiabriiantsn 6irma
Steinmap e Spns, liarb an IA. Sep.
tsmber i'm 9llter BON "a SdDren auf
bober See uuf benz Sampfer ,Statel=
Dam". Gr tebrte Don elmer 8elhdits-
reiIc uoh Surppa sllriif.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-22
WOMAN AND HOME.
MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
to the Highest Authorities, should
BE Served Together.

Roast beef may be served with toma-
toes prepared in all styles; baked.
mashed and roasted potatoes, baked or
drowned sweet potatoes; asparagus.
spinach, Brussels sprouts, string beans
CT cauliflower, lima beans.
Fillet of beef-With stuffed tomatoes,
stuffed peppers, potatoes prepared in
fancy styles, asparagus heads or arti-
chokes-
Beefsteak - Lyonnaise potatoes,
French fried potatoes, plain fried,
chips, fried tomatoes. asparagus or
spinach.
Mignon of fillet-vegetables, macedai,
timbals of vegetables. potato balls.
Beef a la mode-Carrot balls, potato
balls, green peas, asparagus heads,
glazed onions.
Sour roast - Potato dumplinps.
stewed prunes.
Braised beef and pot roast may be
served with any kind of vegetable in
season.
Roasted mutton and lamb-Green
peas. string beans, Savoy cabbage.
cauliflower. spinach. green corn. pota-
tees. white and Russian turnips, Brus-
sells sprouts. Lima beans.
Boiled mutton-Cabbage, string
beans. white turnips, creamed Russian
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-22
A Funny Little Cub Bear.

The funniest model in my experience
was cub bear; and during his visit tc
the studio we laughed more than we
worked. While his antics were very
amusing, it was the indescribably funny
expression he always wore which kept
the studio in such a state of hilarity.
"Unbcknown" to us one day he got
out; and, walking along on his hind
legs in a ridiculous shuttle, cffectually
blockaded the hallway, until we came
to the rescue of the frightened people
1t was not the only time he fell into
trouble. When we first came into pos
session of little Bruin we sent the studio
boy with a large basket to bring the
treasure uptown. The boy was eau
toned to be very careful of his charge
in fact, he was cautioned too much.
On the elevated train that boy fairly
ached to get a look at the bear, and
so opened the lid the tiniest bit, and
peeped in. Instantly the animal
thrust his whole head out, to the great
establishment of the lady passengers,
among whom he created a small panic.
1t is needless to say that both bear and
boy were put off at the first stopping
place.-Meredith Nugent. in st. Mich.
OlaS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-04-22
Ancestors.

Nearly every one has had more OF
less ancestors, and mathematical!y
inclined genealogist has figured that
even a fellow that couldn't join any
thing but church has had during the
last 25 generations no less than 1916
S62 ancestors, of whom %, TBS, 1852 were
living at the same time 25 generations
back. Calling the average lifetime of
a generation 33 1-3 years, that would
take us back to the yeir of the Norman
conquest. 1000. Each of US had at the
time of that historic event something
like 22,OOO.OOO OF ancestors roaming
about the various pnncipalities and
jungles of Europe, Ash and Africa. not
to mention the South Sea islands and
Australia, and of these it is reason
able certainty that atleast one partici-
pated in the battle of Senlac, either I'M
der Duke William OF King Harold
Rochester Herald.
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Feeling the Earth. Pulse.

The fanciful notion that men used
sometimes to entertain that the earth
is, in some sense, living thing would
probably have derived support from the
recent observa tons of Prof. John Milne
and others on the shivers and quivers
that frequently run through its rocky
frame, but escape notice except when
watched for with specially constructed
and exceedingly delicate apparatus.
Prof. Milne reports that apparatus OF
this kind has now been mounted in
Canada, British Columbia, the United
States, South Africa, New Zealand,
Java, India and Argentina, as well as
in England and at various places on the
continent of Europe.
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About Telegraph Poles.

The number of poles used for tele-
graph wires per mile varies from 20 to
% on miner lines, to 20 to 30 on main
lines. These poles are of regulation
height, in order that the lowest wire
shall not be less than IL feet from the
ground. and as the poles are set in the
ground from four feet to six feet, they
measure from 20 feet to % feet in
length. The sag. or dip. varies, OF
course, with the number of poles per
mile, and the average condition of the
atmosphere, but the average is about
Ii feet.
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turnips, caulif1ower or boiled potatoes.

turnips, cauliaower or boiled potatoes.
Lamb and mutton chops-Freuch
fried potatoes, baked potatoes, Lyon
naise potatoes and plain fried, tried
tomatoes, egg plant, green corn,
creamed corn, stewed and boiled toma-
toes or potato balls with parsley sauce.
Veal, roasted-Spinach a la creme, po-
tatoes mashed or plain boiled, or cauli-
flower au gratin or a PAllemande,
French peas, carrots a la Julienne,
Brussels sprouts or asparagus.
Veal cutlets-Tomato sauce, potato
straws, French fried, mashed, baked or
plain boiled; potatoes creaned, wax
beans la creme. asparagus or spinach.
Pork, roasted-Mashed turnips and
potatoes, apple sauce, red cabbage, Ger
man style; sauerkraut, potatoes plain,
boiled or mashed. creamed corn or
beans of all kinds.
Turkey and chicken, roasted-Cran-
berries, mashed turnips and potatoes.
plain mashed potatoes, Brussels
sprouts, creamed onions, creamed corn;
chicken fricassee may be served with
toast, dumplings, mashed potatoes or
plain boiled potatoes, creamed corn or
string beans la creme.
Ducks and geese-Browned sweet po-
tatoes, plain and mashed potatoes, APP
pie sauce. baked apples, creamed onions,
creamed corn. or serve with compete
and salad.
Birds of all kinds may be served on
toast CT croutons, with lettuce salad
and compete or currant jelly.
Rabbit. roasted-Red cabbage PAL
fernando, and potato croquettes.
Venison-Vegetables. or with COM
pote and salad. 1t is nice with currant
jelly or currant jelly sauce and crou-
ton or small potato croquettes or red
cabbage cooked with claret.
Canvasback ducks or other wild ducks
are generally served with fried hominy
and currant jelly.-N. Y. Press.
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Cream Cake for Tea.

Beat three eggs until thick and light,
add gradually two cupfuls of fine gran
ulated sugar. and beat again. Dissolve
one scant teaspoonful of soda in one
tablespoonful of boiling water, stir it
into three cupfuls of thick, sour cream,
and add to the eggs and sugar. Stir in
quickly one-quarter of a teaspoonful of
salt, one-half of teaspoonful of grated
nutmeg and sufficient sifted flour to
make thick drop batter. Beat hard
fer three minutes, divide into two pans,
and bake in a moderate oven. A deli
cious cake, which must be eaten within
q hours after baking.
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being cut. AS house plant it has ex-
ceeded expectations, as it stands dry at
mosphere better than the older kinds
OF ornamental asparagus, and is not
particular as to any special position. It
delights in a well-enriched soil, rather
light in composition, with plenty Of
drainage, and grows very rapidly. It is
decidedly pretty when in bloom, it's lit
tie flowers being pure white on short
racemes, and the anthers are of bright
orange color.-Orange Judd Farmer.
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ART IN ARCHITECTURE.
DESIGNED WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR TINS PAPfR

This six-room residence will cost
$4,000. The foundation is of brick and
stone. The size of the parlor is 14x16
feet; dining-room, 14x16 feet; kitchen,
i2x12 feet inches; reception hall, sx16
feet, and chambers, 16x19, 13x14 and
12x12 feet inches.
The front veranda is 6x2S and bal
cony, feet inches by 10 feet. The par
lor is separated from reception hall
and dining-room by sliding doors. The
fire places are located in the corner of
both parlor and dining-room. The pan
try IL 4x13 feet, and has two doors, one