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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-11-08
Get yourwanta supplied at chipman's

Get yourwauts supplied at Chipman's
Mer. Co.
WANrED-Several trustworthy per-
sons in this stateic manage our busi-
ness la their own and nearby counties
1t is mainly oiiiie work ANA conducted
at home. Salary straighI 5000 year
and xpenses-defnite, bn,ahde, no
more, no less salary. Monthly $40.
References. Enclose sell addressed
stamped envelope. Herbert q. Hess,
Prest., Dept Nj, Chicago
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
9ic 8erlutdeItttt8en nit Spas
ttiett.

. Sie ipaniide 9tesieruns lieB am
Samstag uniere &eaieruns ourd ben
ameritanifben @elanoten in Maorio,
Wnooforb. eriuden, ben @eneral= =Gon=
Jul See BON 6aDana abauberufen, iotpie
aud Der Wuuid ausseiprohen muroe,
Die 2iebessaben fur bic notbleioenoen
@ubaner nibt mebr in Grieasibilfen,
ionoern in 9anoelsi6iffen gu i9ifen.
QDie aus Waibinatpu eemeloet miro,
bat prdlioent Mcainlep oas @eIu6
runbipeg abaeiuieien uno miro bies, tpie
es beibt. bon ben 6iibrern allcr politi=
i1en parteien 9ebiliiSt.
gluf bieie Yeribte bin muroen nun
iofort bon Der ienlationsmiitbiaen YrelIe
Nabri6ten uerbreitet, baB innerhalb 4S
Gtunben Der &ries fiber Jet uno oieie
Nabri6ten puroen ais bon abIDlut
3uperlalliaer auelle itamnRno be3eid=
net.
glun bat aber Spanien iein @e1u9
5uriif9e3o9en uno Der Griebe iif bor=
ldufi9 np1 selihert. 6ollte es aber
bod nod gum Rrieae tommen, 10 lino
oafiir in erfer 2inie bic aufreiaenben
Mrtifel oieier Seniationsbldtter perants
tportli9.
Sn Waibington trifft man aber Mab=
reSeln, um auf ale Gdle eerdfet su
iein. Das NeprdIentantenbaus bat in
aller gile cine Bin CUR @haEuna bon
3iuei neuen MrtilleriesGegimentern anae-
nomn,en. Cine tpeitere Bil, Delher
Der Mominiltration cine Gumme bon
$50, ,000, 900 3u Wertbeibigunassipeden
aur 0erfii9una felt. ipurbe I'M 0aule
.unb i'm 6enot einifimmig angenom-
men nnb UDnl prdiioenten unter3eidnet.
Qebtere Gumme iol i'm Grnlfoae no-
iaentli6 5ur f6nenen MnfAnIlnng bon
Rris9sf6iffen beripsnbet ipfrDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
ssn Berlin finb 1000 Sdubmoder

Sn gerlin finb 1900 Sdubmad)er
aus9eitanoen. Inn aleidmdBi9e 2obn=
| idbe au erauingen uno man e!aubt,
bab ii6 aud Die Ghubmaberoeiellen
anoerer Srte Dem Streif anidlieBen
tperoen.
SIN Berlin bat Die Witttpe @oltmann
| iih ielblt uno ibre sluei &inoer ertrdntt.
Sm Sesember porissn Sabres bate ibr
gbemann. tpelder am @rfinoermabns
INN lit. Selbitmoro beeaneen. Seit=
Dem batte Der Summer uno aud Die
materielle Gorge bic unNliidlibe Srou
CUR Wersmeiflung unb nun 81 Der
i6redli6en Sbat setrieben.
Nale Der Noroueiifiife bon gornep
lit plOblih cine tleine SnIel aus Dem
Meere auIsetaudt. Gieielbe beltebt aus
8eltein uno 2ebmbooen. Sic bat cine
1dn9e bon 600 unc cine 9reite bon
$50 Sub, ideint aber allmdblig GROCER
81 tperoen. Sic beroantt oifenbar ibre
ntlteluna einem @robeben.
Sas Olterreidiide Rabinet 1T suriid=
setreten. @raf bon Sbun=Spbenltein
ioll periu9eu, Elm MiniIterium su bil=
ben, um ben berfabrenen Garren aug
Dem Sred gu sieben.
Sopan ioa BON &ublano cine Iofor=
tiae unb beitimmte grfIdrune ooriiber
perlan9t babeu, mann Gublanb Die Mb=
llht babe, port Nrtbur mieoer gu rdu=
men. =,
Sie Sruppen Der engliiden Gopal
9liger So. ellen bem Sultan ppn So=
tota in @elt=9ifrita 5u Siilfe, um Die
Sron5pien suriidSuluerfen.
sSn Stalien baben am 5. N}drs pieoer
mebrere grobeben itattseiunOen.
Sn 9Onoon trafen ipaniide Cfiisiere
Elm, um Munition 81 faufen.
Oscar Wiloe,. Der allsuberiibmte eng,
lil6e Sihter, ipelGer Dor ni6t lanoer
3et in @nglanb aus Dem 3u6bauie
entlalen tpuroe, no er einen Strofter=
min pe9en ni6t ndber gu beI6reibenoer
@erbre6en 9esen Die Sittlidteit abee=
lei1en batte, madt aur 3eit garis un=
Iiber.
yta6 einem en9liIden @latt iit bas
glttentat auf ben 9riebil6en GDni9 nur
in Ssene 9eieBt mOroen, Inn i'm @olte
mieoer Stimmuns fir Die 9pnaltie
wa6surufen.
Spaniens idmebenoe S6ulo per=
mebrte li6 i'm 2auie oes 0ionats Sc
bruar I'm Is, ,226,6 69l Yeietas.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Sin ScsuMnoerer Der amtertfa:
niiG)en &riegsi6tTe.

2onoon, 4. Mdrs. ,Sie Ser. Staa=
ten meroen iebe Staot an Der lpauii6en
&iiite in gtome blaien innerbalb zines
Wonats na6 geginn zines Srie9es, i6
bin bereit, oarauf 81 petten" = iagte
oas parlamentsmitglieo g8iliam Naan
5n oem bieliaen Gorrefponoenten Der
vNep Sort Worlo".
6err 9lllan 1T elmer Der 9rDBten
S6iffsbauer an oer 5Dne uno eine an=
ertannte WutoritGt in Warine Ineele=
senbeiten. Ser Correspondent Der
. pWorlo" bat i'm seirast, oh Spanien
&riessidiffe, pel6e jebt in britilben
Sdiifsbaubdfen i'm Yau beariffen lino,
BON ben &egierunsen, Die iie beitellt pa.
ben, faufen f0nnte. Serr 9llan ant=
mortete, es uiiroe Spanien nibts
niiben, wenn es Die Shiife faufsn
tDnnte. Nber nit Nusnabme Der BON
Sapan beltellten Griessi6iife, lino iebr
menise in gn9lano fiir's 9luslano i'm
8au besriffen uno Sapan wia feine
pertaufen. sd tann nidt einieben,
fubr 6err 9lllan fort, npeBbalb Chile
an ieinen alten @rSieinb S6iife pertau=
fen iollte, I'm lie gegen bic Ser. Staa=
ten Su 9ebrau9en, Die Gbile 10 sroB=
miitbis gu ieiner llnabbdnisteit perbol=
fen bahen. Nber ielbit wenn gbile
ooer 8ralilien Shiffe on Spanien per=
faufen irl!te, 10 ipiiroen lie fir Spanien
bon feinem Nuben iein. SD babe be-
tanntli9 i'm 9auie Der 8emeinen inns
mer meiner 8eipunoerung fiir Die
ameritaniiben &riessibiffe Nusorud
oerlieben uno id foroerte Die Gesieruns
beraus. bic probe 5llmahen, ben neuen
&reuaer .powerfua" nit ielner poll ten
Habrseibninoieteit iiber Den Oaean gu
ienoen, tpie bic Ser. s5taaten nit Der
rGolumbia" setban bitten, aber uniere
Gegieruna lebnte es ab. Sb bin Der
Mnli1t, 6aB Nmerita einige Der aller=
befen Sdiffe auf bem WaHer bat, unb
i'd ipeib, baB Die amerifaniiden Matro=
len chen 10 gut iinb, als irseno tpelhe
IN Der Welt. 9ber es miro niht aum
Griege tommen. Gpanisn ipeib es, oab
es geidlasen miro unb bab &rieg bas
Si9nal fir cine earliitlide 5dilberbe=
bung fein ipiirbe. Die Ser. @taaten
ipollen @uba nidt, aber lie werben glles
aufbieten, um eS su elmer &epublif su
MAIDEN.
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Nemeite Na1ri1ten.

@biab gIraber baben oas iiibiide
Quartier in Saba, Marotto, aepliin=
bert, mebrere Suoen getootst uno bic
Siioinnen entfiibrt.
Tie Budget GommiIlion bes @eids=
taas bat einitimmig oas sanse Sbiffs.
bau=B Brporamm anaenommen, ,pelhes
in oem Marineetat fir 1898 einaeIhloIa
len lit.
9luf ben Bbilippin en- iit neueroines
'pieoer elm Qufitano aussebroden.
@ewaltise edneelfirme iino in ben
lebtoeraanaenen Saeen iiber Geuti6.
lano oa1inaebraui. Sm Sberbor3.
anf Den 9Dben uno in oen frdnfilben
uno fddlii6en 8ebirgen lieat Der Sdnee
meiertief.
Spanien ioll cine 9ln,abl 0fientli6er
8ebduoe oerpfdnoet babe1, um @slb
aufsutrei ben.
Salbamtli1 miro in Waorioer Y(dt=
tern anaeseiat, bab bic Nuslidtsn auf
grbaltun9 oes 6rieoens Die beiten ieien.
guh nibt fir einen 9tueenblif ieien bte
ireunoidaftliden ge3iebuneen Sponi.
ems uno Der Tereini9ten Staaten 9elt0rt
tpDr0en.
Starte iiibli6e Stiirme ri6teten in
ben italieniiden Stdoten 6o9eia, Mi-
laaso uno Meilina 9ruben shaoen on.
Cine Nn5abl S6iife wuroe serltort, Die
Mannldaften oerielben puroen aber 9e-
rettet.
0On Sarrisburs, gone County,
Mo., miro beri6tet, oab bort Der 9ebrer
Sames Spie bon @iliam $. Oapis,
Dem Sberlebrer Der Dffentliden Shu=
len. get0Otet puroe. Die beioen Sdul=
mdnner aanften lif) iiber elm 6rauen=
SimTer. Sapis ltente li6 Dem IS eri1te
uno wuroe aegen $4,000 8iirslbaft aui
freiem SUB belahen.
Manila, Die Sauptitaot Der Bbilip=
pinen Snieln muroe bur1 Elm 6euer
beinabs 9an5lid 5erit0rt. Sbaoen
s5, 900, 900.
Sm duBerften Often iuirb Die Gage
INNER beoenfliber. China ldeint in
Der @uil0iung be9riifen uno ieoe Der
6roBmabte iudt m0gli6lt piel babel
beraus3uIdlagen. lleber Der Sbeilune
Der geute 1T Elm &rieg beinabe unper-
meioli6.
G6ina bat Yort ylrtbur aut 80 Sabre
an &uBlanb yuerpa1tet" uno &uBlano
1T entidlollen. Die iibiriIde gilenbabn
bis oorttin su berldnsern, 9leihpiel ob
Gbina feline grnmilligung oasu eibt
ooer ni6t.
Sn Wilfesbarre, pa., eaben 9eitern
Die 8eihmorenen in benz Sale bes Sbe=
riffs Martin uno leiner Deputies, wel6e
am 10. September auf bic Streiter in
2atimer idohen uno mebrere oerielben
tDoteten uno oermunoeten, einen @abr=
lpru6 auf nnidt f6uloi9" ab.
Sn lRioolesboro, &p., berriden Die
glattern. Sm petbauie befinoen li1
100 Blatterntrante.
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abltoBnn9 Der 2cibeSfrlIf)t norSubereiter.
Die Beben nno Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS luer.
ben baonrf betrdatlth abgetiir,t. aud foe.
bert es Die reiflide IbionOerung nabrbaftsr
Wlntternltl6 fir bas &tnb.
Srau Dora q. 9utbrie BON Satlep,
Sperton Co., Tenn., fdrcibt:
v4lS tt anftng, DR.. Yierces s'Favorite
Prescription 81 uebnlen, tpar ib itidt inn
Stanoe, auf nletnen 5SiiBeu Su itebeu, obne
Dor S9n1er3 fat llm5utonlnlen. Sebt Der.
rtd)te tdl ole meine Sausarbeit, iuaid1e,
fote, rdhe nnb beiorge Iues fir rneine aus
aft 86pfen befcbenbe Saniilie SD bin
iett itdrfer urb forpulerter, als in ben less
ten feds Sabreu. Sor Der Gutbinouns 9iebt
es ntdts Se6cres, ais Sbr "Favorite Pre-
scription". Weligftcn8 mar oies bel mir
Der Sau. Sd bin ief8nal Mutter geiuor.
ben, aber feine Gntbinouus iit 10 leiht BON
itatten segansen, als meine leete."
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NuSlnnD.

Safer Wilbelm bat beim ginIdm6=
rem Der Sruppen in Hilbelmsbapen in
ieiner @niprade seiast: $50 Der oeut=
ihe Mbler einmal an9epadt unb feline
Srallen ein9ei6la9en bat, ba ldbt er
nidt pieoer log. Gin iolhes 2ano lit
beutl6 uno miro INNER beutid bleiben."
ssn Der Saturn uno Srsnotpic Diine
bel greslau. Sblelien, entitano Elm
Teuer, bel mel9em eine Nnsabl Mdnner
umfamen. gis jebt lino 20 2eidsn
5u Sage geforoert.
gei Memel Iinb 4 sSif9erIdiife ge=
iheitert uno 10 Slider ertrunten, 4
anoere tuerben bermibt.
Sn Berlin bat iid bic erite untsr=
iroiibe StraBenbabn nit eleftriib.m 8e-
trieb 10 gut bepdbrt, oab bas Snifsm
unter Der san3en Stabt ausseoebnt
tperben ioll.
Ser preubilde 2anbtas bat Die lln=
terffiibuns Der lleberidmemmten in
Sblelien bon S auf 10 Millionen Warf
erb6bt.
Sn Saarbriiden (Rbeinlanb) herri1t
Die Genifitarre. % perionen iinb be-
reits gelfDrben, llno bic Seu6e 9reift
nod INNER ipeiter UNI 1id.
8eim llmbau zines 9auIes in G0ln
bra6 bas betreffenoe, in feinem unteren
Sbeile geitiibte 0aus 3niammen unb
begrub cine Nnsabl Nerionen unter iei=
men Sriimmern. Ser Sdahtmeilier
RDtt9en. Der Steinbauer Shdfer unb
Der 0anolanger MOlter ipuroen auf Der
Stelle get6otet un0 orei anoere Mrbeiter
perlebt.
Die Norlage nod pelber 100 Millio-
rlen Marf fur bic Mniieblung beutiher
yauern in poien unb MeltpreuBen be-
iuilliat lperben iDlen, Duroe i'm preuEia
iden Qanbtaae an9e,omnen. Die pol-
iiii8en Mb9eoroneten berlieben in cor.
pore oo6 0ous.
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Sa8esne sneMi9feitett.
3nIann.

2nlann.
Is Meilen BON Sen We1t murOe be,
SdoOner rSpebmia" BON elmer 30 UNI.
9emorfen, nobel 9 Gerionsu ertranten.
gon Stem Sort iino ben notbIeioen.
ben Gubanern. 1862 2iiten tonoen1irtt
Wfll6, 200 Sdfe &eis, l25 Side Bob.
nen, Ia, 200 Hfuno 9etrudneten Stof,
lid, $4,000 pfunb Sped, 400 edde
N|aismebl, 25 GdKer sdma13 uni
600, 900 8ran gbinm sdgeIanot nor=
ben. ollie oieie @prrdtbe merben bon
ben Ser. Staaten @oniuln 8rice in
Mantansas uno gorfer in eaoua Ia
0ranDe pertbeilt peroen.
Dorian Braun, elm beuti6er Gioar.
renmoder in Nem Yort, erifod feline
sSrau. Die ibn i'm @efdneniB beiu6te.
st wuroe lebten Nusult gu smei Sabren
3u6tbaus perurtbeilt. neil er feline
0rau sei6laaen.
9loolpb 6. 2iitgert. Der WurHiabri=
fant. oeiien prosciie uno idlieBli6e
@erurtleilung megen grmorbung ieiner
5rau 10 biel Nufieben madte, muroe
fir Den &eit ieines 2ebens in bas 3u1t=
Iaus bon sSoliet transpprtirt.
Sn @alifornien linb 24O, 900 Gallo
nen gSein gum Preiie bon adt Gents
pro @allone berfauft moroen. Ser ebte
Soroeaur miro nun mabrideinli1 auf
bolo bebeuteno billiger perben.
Sn Der 6ffentliden Sodidule in Mil-
maltee lernen jsbt feds Mdoden bos
Sdreiner=S =Sonomert. = Gnaben lernen
toden uno Mtdohen lernen i6reinern
- berfebrte Welt.
Sn elmer &efriaerator=Gar in Sort
@Ortb, Seras, murben 4 2eihen bon
Wldnnern oefunoen. Die an Soblen9as
eritift uaren, oas einem Seuer ent=
itrDmte, bas iie in Dem neri6lollenen
gHo9en on9esilnoet batten.
800 8rubenarbeiter Der ,Monitor :
uno vgap County" : Gragruben bel
Bef San @itp. Mi6.. iinO an ben
Streit aeaangen. sic berlan9en II. u.
Den o6tltiinOisen Irbeitstag uno Die
Wbi6affllns Der einSOllisen Siebe.
Sie 9aumpoa=6abrifen Der gofpn
Manufacturing Co." in Waltbam,
Wali., baben Die 26bne ibrer 1900 Nr=
better um 10 ProSent berab9eIebt. Sic
arbeiter fiiaten ii6.
Sn Der Mitbsfaierne go. III Sarri=
ion 9uenue 81 8rpotlpn, g. g., ma6te
zine mitterahtli6e 6euersbrrnlt 20 So
milien oboa6los.
Sie 3abl Der ganferotte in ben Wer.
Staateu betru9 i'm 3aufe Der @o6e
25l 9esen 246 in Der entipre1enben
9Bo6e oes 8oriabres unO in Canada 50
1eaen SO.
Sn Tultpn gountp, Gp., fam es
Imii1en 4 Sarmern gu elmer S6ieb=
lno Ste6ahaire. SdmmtliDe getbei=
llgten trugen idpere, tpenn niGt gar
IOotli1e Gerwunoungen babon.
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Gas sMfeIer

tn Doftor's Sanb erfiiut
Did nit 6urttt ilno
Shredet. Sein @es
brand lit aber nidt
mebr n6thig 1T pielen
&raufbeiten, bic riam
iriiber obue DShnei-
ben" ,lidt fllrireu 3u
fiinrnff nIni1hte Ter
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Trinmpb Der fpnIerbattben Gbirurgie
tutrb beutlid illui1rirt burb bic 2batiade,
bab
M.cA~ iett raoifal obne bas NeiIer unS
~""1s cbne Shmer3 iurirt tperbeu f6ns
1ten. Die plunlpen, luunbiheuernoen Bruhe
bGnber faur man ipe9perfen! gle fnriren
nte, iuobI aber uerrriad)eu iie oft @nt;in.
bnng, abidniiruug, ben Sob.
NssMm"ra an @ieritof, I'm llterus,
OsiH~">S nno ptsle anbere @eihmiillte
iperben iett sefabrlos obne operatiuen Gins
sriff beieitist.
laInsemas;us tperben, tpie grob ober Helm
"os"Is"tee'' iie ietn m0gen, 5ertriinls
inert, pnlperiirt, ausgetpaifcn nno bollitdn-
big beieitist oblle j3uhilfeuabme oes Mlefers.
Sfriffnren Der Sarnr0bre iuerben eben.
's'|''s't" fauS III Sunberten BON 6dl.
len ohne Shneibeu beieitigt. O1an luenbe
fih nm beidreibenbes Yampbfet, 8efereu;eu
nno aue Gtn,elbeiten unter Seilage BON 10
Gents IN 8riefmarfeu on bic Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, 663 Wain
Ctr, Buffalo, 81. ".
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SyrieDri6 Summers
9steI ~ ben 8
8llltreSbriicerll
Oh

sfbexseit fri5nes Bier CUTE Meine unb Qiqubrs
4e{}eRbs auben aute uutssfnft unb bie @erphegunU
it si,le bcrsaoI&e. Ulan ipre6s BET 6rtebrt4 DOE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Wci,tter

uno inn9e ssrauen,
bic balo Wiutter alt
iueroeil boffen, fol-.
ten iuifeit, bab DR..
Blerce'S "Favorite
Prescription" ben
@eburtsaft 5einer
Qualclt, S6rcdeu
nno @eiabren fir
Wutter ,lltb Sino
entlaffet, inben es
Der Natur bitft, ben
MutterihooS fiirbie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

: qhio BAT 1871 1opnibips unb
1857 Mabloifriiss.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

: SIN Wobember finben In 30 Gtoa-
ten @ouDerneursmnblen Eatt.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-06
HOW TO GET A
KLONDIKE CLAIM.
Stake It Out in U. S. Section for
Full Ownership.
In British Alaska the Crown owns One
Claim Ten, and You Do Not
Have Privileges.

Under the laws of the United States,
miners have much greater freedom than
under the Canadian laws.
To a great extent, the men in each
mining district may determine for them
selves the laws by which they shall
abide. Thus, a solitary miner may dis
cover a region rich in ore and may
stake out, say 20 acres, which may be
done up to a limit of 100 acres on pay
ment of $40 or 800 an acre, according to
certain conditions
But if other miners come in before the
claim is duly recorded, they may organ
ize what is known as a miners district
and declare that no single individual
shall be allowed to stake out more than
1900 feet by 1900 feet. The original
claimant has to submit or go into end
less law suits, which he is almost never
prepared to do.
The United States government says
that no single individual can enter, or
locate upon more than 100 acres, nor
can an association enter upon more
than 800 acres. The government, be-
fore patent issues, requires payment
for mining land at the rate of $40 an
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-06

renewing mining claims will cost $15.
Five or more miners who may be one
hundred miles from government re-
corder may elect an acting recorder who
shall transfer to the nearest official re-
corder within three months all records
and all fees collected. Mining claims that
produce less than $4,000 annually are
exempted from the 10 per cent royalty
Records shall not be issued for more
than one claim to any single individual
in the same locality.
Among the regulations left unchanged
the following are important A claim
must be marked by two legal posts, each
four inches square and at least four feet
, above the ground They must be num-
bered / and 2. A legal post marked
discovery post must also be placed
on the lode when it was discovered. On
No. l post must be written: l. initial
post; 3 the name of the claim; 8, the
name of the locator; A. the date of loca
ton; 5, approximate bearing of No. ?
post; 6, length and breadth of claim; Z.
the number of feet to the right and the
number of feet to the left of the loca-
ton line On No. 2 post must be written:
| l, the name of the claim; 2, the name of
the locator; g. the date of the location.
The line from No. l to No. must be
marked distinctly by blazing trees or
planting posts.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-06

Edison who has won many triumphs in
the courts Of Russia and Germany, Is
his daughter. After many years the
wizard married again, and this time an
other family came to bless his quiet
hearthstone. He has a very pretty little
girl of FIVE, who recently took part IN
private theatricals for charity In New
York, and boy still younger, whose
physiognomy resembles his father to
such an extent that 1t is thought and
hoped that a wizard jr will bless the
nation in the twentieth century.
Mr. Edison though fifty-one years old.
regards himself as beginner. He says
he has never invented anything of which
he is proud. 1t Is a remarkable fact
that, once having invented thing. he
dislikes it afterward and is said to walk
blocks out Of his way TO AVOID an arc
electric light.
He dislikes fads and foibles and has
little patience with the theoretical cleo
trioai geniuses who are always going 70
do something, but never do. He hasn't
communicated with Mars yet and is not
trying particularly to do 30, In this
he is following out his invariable rule to
wait "until the people want II.
The wizard is a handsome man. OF
good fortune, for he has been rewarded
for his work, though not magnificently.
He has enough to live upon and enough
to continue his inventions, which Is
something not one inventor in millions
can say.
Every year at this time great fete il
prepared for him at his home, MEMO
Park, N J., and ne receives letters or
congratulation and birthday gifts from
rulers and crowned heads. To all OF
these he makes q courteous response.
most of them marked dictated in pho.
nograph.' G. 5, Russell.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-06

is said to have separated them; and UNI
til short time ago Mrs. Henry Irving
was living quietly in a very pretty
house in one of London's suburbs. She
dislikes Miss Ellen Terry.
The Terry family with which Sir Hen
ry Irving is so closely allied, consists
of Ellen Terry and her family. Her
daughter is quite successful on the
stage.
The talent of Ellen Terry is such that
she makes a magnificent supporting
lady, Abut is said to be unsuccessful as a
star. Other critics say that the plays in
which she is cast are tWo-star plays,
built for herself and Henry Irving, thus
dividing honors instead of placing them
all upon one head. Personally Miss
Terry is charming. She is lively in
manner, good-natured and lives much
in awe of Sir Henry, who can get into
a fine temper when things cross him.
One of the surprises of Sir Henry s
career has been found in the favor with
which royalty has regarded him. He is
earnest and honest, and did not really
believe himself to be a greater actor
than others. When known that the
queen was to confer a knighthood, he
was the only great actor in Great Brit
ain who did not seek it, and when in
formed by the queens messenger that
it was to be conferred upon him, was
the most astonished man in the united
kingdom. At first he did rot want it,,
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-06
LIQUOR SALE RESTRICTED.

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat. ]
Slater, Mo, is town that deals
with the liquor traffic in a very salts
factory way" said o. R. Benson, a
travelling salesman
SLATER has high licepse as a regula-
ton Of the liquor business. There are
three saloons in the town, and each
pays about $1,000 a year in license,
counting what is paid the government,
the state and the town. The saloons are
IN row on what is called Wall street.
When a man gets drunk and enters one
of these saloons for more whSkey, the
proprietor will not sell him any. A
drunken man cannot get any liquor in
the town The saloon keepers have
agreed among themselves that they will
not sell liquor to, amy man who is in
toxicated This is a wise course for the
saloon keepers to pursue for, if drunk
enness increased in the town, public
against the saloons and they would be
abolished. AS a matter of fact, there
is less drunkenness in Slater than in
any town of its size 1 know Of
BY the way, l saw funny happening
in Slater the other day. I was standing
in Mr.. Hands dry goods store when a
farmer came in and asked for a bundle
of goods he had purchased few hours
before. His condition showed plainly
that he had been down on Wa'l street.
g Well, I'm going home said the
farmer. who was in dead earnest. The
people in this town think they know
my business better than I do myself
What's the matter now?' asked Mr.
Hand.
Well, I'll tell YOU said the farmer.
I was down on Wall street and went
into a saloon. After l had taken sew
eral drinks l concluded 1. wanted an
other one, but blamed if the saloon
keeper didn't refuse to sell me any
more Whiskey. 1 offered to pay him
cash, but he wouldn't let me have an
other drop He said had enough. That
made me mad. I went to another .sa-
loon, but the bartender wouldn't sell me
a drink He said I had enough. Then
went to the third saloon, and they
told me the same thing again and re-
fused to sell me any liquor. l was
walking up the street a few minutes
later and policeman tapped me on the
shoulder and told me that If l didn't
go home, he would arrest me and throw
me in the calaboose. Now, I'm going to
drive home. don't want to loaf in a
town where the people think they know
my business better than I do myself
''And the farmer staggered out to his
wagon with Wall street jas,
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-06

you are not used to it you are liable to
run into somebody or against the wall.
ooh, no, you don't wear a sword" he
replied. to a question; you just wear
ordinary morning dress, such as we
have on at this moment.
when you are in the presence of her
majesty you kneel on one knee, and
touch her hand with your lips. She lays
the sword first upon one of your Shout
ders and then upon the other, and says:
Rise, Sir Henry or whatever your
name may DE. She never uses your sur
name in the ceremony.
"As a rule the queen never says any
thing but those words; but in my case
she remarked as / rose, 1T gives me
great pleasure
Another royal surprise came when the
Princess Carl of Denmark took the
name of irving as her pen name, on ac-
count of her admiration for him; and
again when, during the juoilee, he was
asked to represent the British stage to
visiting foreigners, Russian sovereigns
and German magnates.