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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

To prevent sparks from locomotives
from setting fire 20 buildings new spark
arrester has been designed. consisting OF
a pipe running from the boiler 70 the top
OF the smokestack to force water through
q sprinkler against the sparks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

Jineling bells for cycles and numerous
other purposes are mounted on the ends
OF hellcal springs. the inner ends being
attached 10 a band or clip fastened on
the moving object. 10 be runs By the
jar and motion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-28

Toilet tables are being made with snail
low jewel boxes pivoted TO the tahie Top
20 swing out in any desired position 10
adjust mirrors in the lids 20 any angie
the mirrors concealing the compartments
when in a closed position.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03

= 2aBt @ner Sutter mablen in Der
q asco6e MlabEs gipus als. fiir
8 gents per Gad.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
@anfots County.
Ga.r m er.

2ebten Sreitag fam eif neuer QnIteo.
Ger 9tGmenS IonD 8etcrS ans Nibt0n
Spiua, bier nit eintr 6 gar!ucune@erdth
ld)aften uno 8ieb on, lim auf cine 81
Weiten n6rbItd 9elesene 5arm alI sle'
ben, bic er ppn SiirJen &enter 9epa9tet
bat. =.
@merD. 5rau &ruie, ip;lbe leBte
@ude i9iuer franf barnieberIas, beiin.
bet it9 ben lesten @adri9ten sufoIse
auf rai9er Seiferung. - Geniti
8risbt unb go. 8aur9e baben ibre
5armen tlno gerionateisentbum pers
fault unb &perben bieie Bpde mad Dem
Gtaate 8aibinston aieben. -
-. e., NGeranbria.
Sic Suttriihe gplGnie in Gin
Springs fat ueufita sDei garGabun9eu
MaI9inerie fGr ibre neue Miible erbal
ten.
2eute upm Often fauften in Der Gebten
Belt 5armlano iii SanIpn County. ca
purbe Iebte @o9e Die Sreo SeB'i6e
Sarm in gprir9lofe Goipnibtp an 2eltte
aus SS0tnpis oerfnuft.
Ssrf. 8ate &ongen, ipetd)e ii1 III Der
6ataifte!ibres Snfels, Srn. S. I.gtOtt
Su 8eiitd> befano. relite lebte @u6f
Wtitttppb nnd Caledonia, Minn., 5u,
rid. Sbr gpuIin SObn gtoIs ir. be-
gleitete iie, upt eineu oiertpDbentli6eu
8eiud bprtfel5it Su MAIDEN.
g. S. @idbem but bas nprbDftibt
SierteI bon geftipn S-104-57 ucr
8. $. Gsnen fir 81 500 sefauft.
Serr unb Sruu 5reb 8runbe iinb ieii
benz 20. Sanuar Die gtiid[iben @lteru
eines gDbn1ens, ipG6renb Sr. unt
Trnu 9icf Sod in 8leaiont 9ounibif
am &c. Sanuar burd bte Infunft eines
56hter6ens erfreut tuurbsn.
Im 9ieni!a9 b. &. iuar &uttion bei
Dem Sarmer go. Spur9e.
| 9Im 0ienitag Ibeuo pOri9er @o1e
| fanb III Der 9oitli9en 8ebouIung beS
6amters s. 2l. Gtolb cine fr5bti6e gu
| iaHlmeaifanff illiiger 2eute aus gl1tron
bria itatt. 5fr, eas n6tbige ,,gtaB
Dotien 9ebtere ielbit pOr9eior9t, inOen
| lie 5peiz, ,,&sgs" gberiteniaft mitbr53ten
5iir bas llebrige Ipr9ten Die @aitBebe
aui'8 geite lino iupbl ielten biirfte itd
bies junse 8btftben beiier nmiiirt pa.
ber, als an bieiem Ibenb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
Sttrner ESnitntn.

8arter $. 6. 8feifer & 8rps.
baben lire Creamery. gIuIoge an s.. 6.
8beatou & @p. oerfauft, lDeld)e bieieIbe
nad Glenn, Seraulo gountp, perlegen
ruerben. 8ie Sarmer bieIer @egenn
iinb iiber ben @eg5ug Der Creamery
9arni3t erbaut unb es 1T cine 8epe,
9uns i'm @an9e, cine 9esenieitise greamz
erp;@eielid)nft Su griinben. @s iOll
iebo6 ni6t eber nit benz lnternebmen
be9pnnft nerben, Biz Die Ntilb BON
800 &iben fonttafttid 9eii6ert lit, Do
es bteie 5uantltdt Wilb erforbert, nm
cine Creamery nit 8rpfit 81 betreiben.
Man slaubt, baB bieies balo iein
miro unb balb nit benz gau be9unnen
tuer0en fam.
Barrier. Ser gDuutDratb 5at brei
republitanii6e 3eitungen als bic pffisiz
ellen goantDbldtter beItinmt, troboem
oaS @eies ausbriidli9 Io9t, baB ni6t
ni6t mebr ols 5lpei 3ettungen ppn berz
ielbtn8artei in einem gOuntp als pffi=
cielle Srgane ernannt tperben oitrfeu.
Der Seraus9eber bes 8aois @Iobe iast,
buB er tpegen 8erlebun9 oleies @eieses
bic gount0commiiidre gerldtlib belan.
gen lpiro. SenrD @nD6er unb SRI.
Ninnie 5rerftng bielten lesten 8onner
flag fr0hlitbe .Seb5elt. Der 8li9Of
bat bic gerietu1g oDn 6atber 9tobinion
nod Sefferion, g. o, auaeprbnet, 9tls
Die @emeinbe9fieDer bie3 erfubren, 5ir-
fuiirten Tie cine 8itti6rift, tpel1e BON
Seoermann unteraeidnet tuur6e unb in
lOelder gebeten fuirb, baB ssatber Gus
binIUn Der @emeinbe erbalten b(iebe.
Sb tie ben eripiinI6ten @rfOls baben
tuirb, 1T our 3eit nod nidt 81 iaeeu. -
Sc Mars (Scma) SerelO: 8ienftas fam
Gberiff glnberIon uDn Starter, g. s.,
unb nabm einen setuiiien Sarr1 Glarf,
tuelder pOn Sheriff Serron 9ienftag i'm
6ittiden Gbeile beg gouBtng nerbaftet
tuoroen mar nit na9 Safpta. glar.
mar Gus Dem @efdngnis in Barrier ent=
Iprun9en, NOD ct me9en 8iedbiebI Itabt
perurtbeilt mar.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
GoSin8tots SoitntN.
gEotsrtomn. 2. sSebrllar, '9s.


S0r. @riQbtmon reiite AM 8ienita9 pon bier
nacb Qllosfa Oh. @litdli6e &eiie
Sas. @ilrutb perl6ieb am Tonnertae
na6 ldn9erer Sronfbeit III Der gSobnung
ieines 8rllbers q. Is @ilrMtb, i'm 9tlter ppn
40 oSabren @r mar in S9ottlaSe 9eboreit
unb brabte Is Sabre in Nfrifa 5 u. Die Sez
erbieuns fanb Sonnta9 gta6ni tag itatt.
Heter srpan, elner Der bieIi9en 8efan9e=
nen. nabn am WDntd9 III ielbit mDr6elil6er
Nbiibt 100 @,raR Chlorine, mel6eS Der arSt
i'm @efGneniB ais .WtebeSin Suriidgelaiiel.
Gr itorb innerbalb fiinf Ufinuten. Gr bate
lirb am SamIta9 bes &iHbrubs idulbig be-
fdnnt unO mar Ill eilem Sabre a3u6tbaus
uerllrtbeilt, Iporilber er iebr niebet9eidIo9eH
81 iein idien.
9tn Sonntas 9benb 9e9en 9 lltr fanb eiil
llnbefannter bArG cine Siugel aus benz Ge-
polper bes Gep. StrlIdmani, @ebilfSlbertfl,
ben Sob. 3uei ODER Dret Gage porber ia
men snei Srenloe na1 @otertomn nno triez
ben iIob in Der @elellidaft pm Sra Sbomp=
ion, rpeIder ais Gieb befannt lit, berum.
Samitao 9tatbt periibtet bic Gret einen @tn-
brlI6 in ben Sattler!aoen oeS 6ranf g8aren,
unb itablen 8elsr0fe i'm gSertbe DON $40.
Sonntag abenb mietbeter Tie Ell @epann
llrb fubreR nit ben 9eitoblenen Sdtpen anf
uno oapon. SberifI 9teill befam pon Der
Sad)e gSinb lllO i'll gegleitung pon 'Srn.
&rudmann jagte er ben gicben nodl uIb
Iberbolte ie eiiieMeile ipeitlitb pOn Der Stabt.
atan befabl Den 8ieben Die loan6e bod sM
boltell, iie tboten es aber nicbt. 5r. Srud=
man belt Tie bann nit benz HepolUer IN
Gtbo6, rpGbreno Der Sberiif einen oerielben
feiIeln ipollte 6lufmnn, meldber allF sis
itanb, glitt nit ben Siiben aus, bel meI6er
@eleeenbeit iein Repclper sufdui9er 8eiie
lpsgin9 iinb Die Rn9el ben atrrettrten III ben
Sopf braug. @r rpuroe nadb benz @efdn9niB
unb ltnter irStli1e Rfe9e 5ebradbt, aber er
peri9ieb nod i'll berleIbel ltadt. Ter Mann
lit bier lttbefduut unb 1Dor eiI Gr=StrGflin9
bes Siour SolIier 3n1tbouies @or.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
@tsmnrf's gtuN0t.
H,y:{It b.mcr.easlu:rtber Nrtifcl.

Berlin. 81. San. Gin bensrtcnss
pertEer 9lrtifel Der n9omburger Io~I@
rtcbtel1", bar am 0eturt8tage nes Sal
iers er{djien, trG8t nen untriigtiAer
CStempel pon 3Yrienri25rub unp Drittt
;TiirIt 8i5mard' 2tnit4tsn aug. G.2
feiBt barin: Ser Monarh lit melt
msbr in Ten 8p>oergruno De5 Dffentitz
d7en 2e6cnS getretsn, aI5 feline 8or1ahs
ren cs ie Qetfan. Die YDlitit bes Eeiz
cGss unb @reuBen5 trGgt pos 3sihen
tqiferltAen ltriprung5 nnp Die ttott
aiisqeprGote SnoipiDualitdt bes SoHs
perGns 1T in Cen berIAiebenitei; 9pbdz
rem bemertbar. gr 6erri4t ni9t nu:,
7pnDern er regiert unb 1T Der tAat1ad?z
lid3e SEIbrer DER Station unp lentt Die
8ei6iGe SeutI@lanrs. Menn 9eut1Az
lonr ieBt bur6 eiren 90beren Natlo=
nalgeiit belebt mirb, als mod por fur
3er 2eit, lpenn baS 8srtrauen IN Die
Reic6sregierung ithtIi4 5untmnt un6
Der unternebmungsgctit et1en 9lnltoB
erbalten bat, i9reiben mir oies Bdupts
fG9li9 Der 96atfafe 81, oaB Der &a's
ier Die @ege gu finben &peiB, ouf bene1
bas gelpiini9te 3iel gu erreiaen 1T. ;"
Der Nrtifel I9lieBt nit ben Worten
,9ie biiIteren 8iIionen, Die uns friiber
am @eburtsta9e oes Saifers dngs
itigten, boben begonnen 5u Derf4pinz
ben uno mir tpagen au 6pffen, DAB Die
3ufunft uns feline reuen gnttduicAunz
9en bringen ipirb. S 8e3ug auf SIR
t6iimer, Die nibt gum 3ipetten Nsale be-
gangen iperDen, 5dblen mir anf Die 5o@
ben inteneftuellen @igenihaften Des
Mpnor9en, auf fein 9eritdnbniB
BON benz, mas niibtlih un0 mas i4dbz
li6 fir 9eutfdlanb 1T, tpie au6 auf
Die pID9olo9iffen @mpfinbungen, Die
i'm hpeinfll1ffer."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
yramfret6s RrtttIdDe sage.
Sine Strung Oes SSrte0ens lit Gilz
ropG bcIiird)tet.

2pnbon, 81. San. 8Gbrenb bic Gage
i'm fernsn Oiten fortgeIebt eine frieo>
Eide lit unb dlle Nn3eidsn auf Elm
freunpIboftIihes Ginpernebmen unter
ben MfdGten binbeuten, bilbet bic Sage
in Srantreicb nad 9Gnitdt gut unterz
ri6teter YerIpnen cine eraite 8eDros
Sung bes 5riebsns, ,lnb bel Der Segenz
ipirtigen dufgeregten Stimmung Der
Notion unb Der ipddeltgen .Stsllung
bes Mintitertums fam jeoert 9lilgelts
Bid iib ettpas ereignen, bds ben Srtez
ben @uropas ItDrt. @intge 3eitungen
baben beretts ibre fparnenbe Stimme
ertoben unb cine Ginftellung Der ,gez
gentpdrttgsn 2(9itatiOn bringenb ilnter
benz 9intpei5 empfoblen, bds 9ano
1pIIe nt9t DeutIGlonb IN Die 9Gnoe
ipielen. r9etit Sournol" fagt: n9ie
Ee9ierung mag balO dltB&r Stat1oe
fcin, 3u pcrhinbern, baB ein: in NAB
QebenDer Stellung befinDli9e perfpnz
liGfcit cine 2(euBerun9 tut, Die ItitQt
2u etnem GpnfIift fii6ren tDnnts. G8ir
haben heitirlnte 8epe!ie Datiir, DAB
Geut5cblano bereit5 Die Wt68liAtett e.
nes Srieges in 8ctraG5t 5tebt unb be?:lz
Q&mGB 7eine NnprOnungen trifft. GS
iuht Das 3eGt ouf Ictner Seite gu be-
fQlten unD uns gu beI6ulbtgen, ben
Gonflitt berbsi9efiibrt gu Aaber."
Die 9esiebungen 3DtfGen5rdntreldl
unD @roBbritannien trsiben eberTolls
elmer Sriiis al. Die giaer 8erhanb=
lungen in Yarts INN no9 n1nt BIS 3u
einem uebereinfommen gelongt nnD es
Tinb audi mod feline 3ei4en porbanhsn,
bic auf Grrei9ung zines iolAen f9li:s
BEN IieBen. SSn3tpiiden treibt 21iles Der
8i6t,r:g 5n, Die Srage ben 0dnpsn h'r
OiRlpn1dten Su entpinDen unD persn
G0Iung ben Gotoaten 81 iib:rlafTsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03

8r. g. @taabs, Der beutIde Gr5t unb
Sperateur (gurgeoffJ, fUelder in Sioug
gitp, ga, i'm gOD 8lb.,. @de Der 4. un6
SadIon GtraBe tuohnt, bebull6elt q le
&ranf6eiten erfolgrei6, beipnOers aber
9rauenleiben lnD Bra6franfbeiten, tuelz
DIE lebteren in ben meiiteu 6dllen Obne
Operation gebeilt tperben fbnnei uno
fir luel1e erit oann beSablt iuiro, tuenu
bic Seilang erfOlgt iii. @bronif8 &ran.
fe f6nnen aud brteflih behanDeft iDers
ben, lDDflr alf @unId gertle 5ragebuz
gen frei CUR @erfiisnn9 fte9en.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
9as Goctaltit itcngcIes.
8eIdrGnfnng Oes gereini9nng8.
re1ts DER 9lrbeiter Iein 3Ueff.

Berlin, 81. San. Die @inbringung
Der SDctaltitengeieBes i'm 3ei6stage,
tDel9es bas 8ereinigungsre9t Der Nrz
better bef9rdnfen 1oa, unb Die Daran
ii9 fniipfenbe Debate iper0en qls BON
beIpnperer 8t4tigfeit angefe6en. 9err
@eper fii6rte 5dlle an, Die betpeifen
follten, baB berI6iebene Gegterungen,
beIpnbers Die id9iiT9e unD preuBiIhe,
1i9 fein @elpifen Darqus MAIDEN, Die
o6ne6in biirftigen pclitif6en ltnb Sc
perfI9aftszgte6te Der @rbeiter 81 Derz
leben. SSrbr. BON gtumn, Der emit
malige syreunb bes 8aifers unb Sub
rer Der aeaftiondren, ipra3 fir ipei<
tere 8ef@neibung Diefer &e9te. gs II!
inbeFen nibt Die entferntefte &usii9t
Dorbanben, bab Der &ei9stag Die 8or~
loge anntmnlt pDer Der 8unDesrat6
bieielbe gut6eiBt, unb baB Die aegiez
rung Dies petB, sebt aus Der 9bat4
fade 6erbor, baB ntCbt Elm ein3iger Mi
niiter Der @er4anbfung am Mittpp9
beitpobnte. Die Qngslegenbeit lit bes.
balb bon @i9tfgfeit, neil Die @ocia=
ltiten beabii6tigen, iie bei ben bepors
ffebeben Mablen gum SelDgef9rei 5a
erbeben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
lie bette WitDIe
S0S bette McEl[.

Gie 2ennor Ntiibfe 9iebt pUn 25 bis
80 gfunb 1ebl, Z &Innb &leie unO 5
Gfltno 9plImebl fir Den 8nihel g2eisen..
Bir hnben ond immer BudfDeiaeL-,
1p9gtr. unb Corn Mebi eriter Site an
5anb unS mablen Corn. &o9sen, SnFer
unD @erite fir Sutter fir 8 Gents per
8ui6el. &Ommt unO febt's GAd
Iel5t ar. ....z-.s,s.
LENNOX HTILLTNG CO.,
.=.. 2ennDg, Sibz 9afpta.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
|. Sn @harIes 9gair gountn lpirb

Sn @barles Wir 'g0untD iOirb eir
9ritnbiider Serft6runssfampf geger
bas CRIME 9fldnseninieft, iuel6es lebtes
Sn9r betrddtlidben Sdaben an grnten
nno gieb anrt6tete, ins @erf geieBt.
9as Snlett, peides bic &ocnfelber per
ipiiftete, bat ii6 fir ben Biilter inter
ben ruiIii6en 8titeln, peld)e faf al
iebem gountDtuese entlang tpahlen, pers
frDden. Die gountpcommiiidre baben
nun Die 2eute beauftragt, olle ruiiii6en
8iiteIn nuFibrem eigenen Dber sepatbte,
fen 2anbe StpiI6en ben %. MdrS un6
10. glpril abSubrennen, tpp0el bas sSnS
Ieft nit perbrelint.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
aa,,bbeit fan,t nid,t eeleiit lperSe,t o,,rd,

lOfole appttfatiouen neil s ben tranten Gbeil Ses s
res nit erriden t6unen Is giett nnr eren Sses bic
&oubeet 5u turiren, uub Der lit bur onititutoneHs
Aeilmiit. Enubbei wire bur einen entSitnbeien 3us
itanb ber deimgen austleSuns herIlltdtiden Sobre
pernrGd gsenn oisie S0trs d entsanSet babt br eli
men rnnpelnben Con ooer lnppttommenes @Seb0r; nnb
penn lie gans geidleen lit eriogt Eaubbet, uno peu1
bic GntSnbln9 niht gegobenin6 heie 96bre pieoer in
ibreu geb6risen 3aanS ceriebt werhen onn, wrS bas
@eh6r fir INNER Seror uerSen; ne Sale unier Sebu
te 6Hrh 5iaiarrb periiriabt, mler ndlts als e ens
Sin6eter 2iitanS ber4tD 4tDieimgen 0betild6en 1T.
9Rir poIen einbunSert Dollars iir ieeen (burb 8aS
ferrb peruriedtenl Sol pon Ganbbeit geben ben rpr
nfctt bHrdl tinnebnen non Salts 8otarrbstir beilen
fbnnen. seft Sud Rniortit girclare fcntmeu.
A 6beuep 3 o., &oleop, 8.
&erIauit Don elieit slpctbefern &reis 75c.
SaIt' sBamilien,gilleH ftRb 6ie beTetr.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03

&prre1ppnn en5eu ohne uilers
idrift bes 9lbienoer$ tperoeu n1bt ont
qenomnlen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-02-03
Die SentiBeil Srntien
in Qennnr nnn llmaeaenb

iinb irellnbli1It eingelaben, bel 8e:
bari pon BttbtrnAreta BEL mir pore
siIpredben. 9lud fir 6 e , erfl d +
i, E Ii etnpfehle it6 MIDI. @eidmad@
pollere 9(rbeit befonlnlt eSbr nlrgeuomo
ionlt, llpo liid9t 10 bilis fpie BET
GUpBie GG1Haiot4
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-10-20
SURROUNDING COUNTRY

The fool with the gun Is still abroad
Charles Wussow of Seymour, this state,
accidentally, shot himself on Sunday.
His left arm Is badly wounded.
The trial OF Kidd at Oshkosh is attract
Ing great deal of attention. He is the
man VINO managed the Oshkosh strike.
The trial will last for several weeks.
The McCord Lumber company has
made one OF the heaviest purchases Of
pine ever ma@e in this state. Itpurchas-
ed lO0,00O,OO0 feet from Weyerhauser.
The timber will be cut at the rate OF 3d.
100000 feet per year.
And still the gun continues to get in its
deadly work. Simon Nelson of Neenah
while limiting on Saturday last shot
himself IL the shoulder and died within
two honrs. The careless handling of the
shot gun is responsible for more deaths
than the small pOx.
A La Crosse man while walking along
the road on Saturday encou altered two
men whom he regarded AS suspicious,
which caused him to take out his revolver
and cock 1t. After passing the msn he
attempted to let the hammer down and
shot himself in the thigh.
Mrs. Helen Mooers Stayner OF Milwau-
kee left her home on Monday of last week
and has not been heard from since. She
was woman OF fine appearance and had
two children. Her husband is physl-
clan and is attempting to establish a
practice at Ell Paso, Texas. Mrs Stay ner
left I aper, intended to be will leaving
her jewelry to her children. 1t ended by
saying ''marriage is failure and life not
worth living There is no clue to her
whereabouts If she is still living.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-10-20
A. B z comes close to making a point

A. B z comes close to making a point
IN writing OF state taxes. But in all fair
ness he should have compared the aver
age OF four years of republican admins.
tration with the average OF four years of
democratic administration, instead of
selecting one year Of republican admin
lstrat1on for comparison with three years
of democratic administration and omit
ting the one year which made most favor
able showing for the democrats II be
had taken the average he would find
S92S,4lS As the average annual tex levy
OF the republican fonr years and SS16,5
as the average annual tax levy OF the
democratic administration.
Granted that judgments collected FIR On
ate .reasurers and wa tax refunded
swelled the treasury receipts and helped
TO lessen the state tax levy fer 1894, why
did not the republicans secure these
Judgments? They had ample opportun-
Ity. Their failure to do so is confession
OF neglect or inefficieucy and constitutes
but lame excuse for bad comparison in
the amount of tax levied.
Some other errors A. B Il. falls into,
and 1t is pleasure to answer him as he
cites what he believes to be facts and
does not attempt to deceive by wild and
unsupported assertion. The Judgments
and war tax amounted to about million
as he SAYS. OF this only about SSO0,0OO
was paid into the treasury. When the
republicans came into power the balance
OF The judgments, which would bring the
aggregate up to million, WAS never COL
lscted ard was lost to the state.
And again, the proceeds of the judg-
ments and Of the refunded war tax we're
not tnrred into the general fund. Only
one fifth OF the war tax went to the
general fund. The balance and consid-
cradle portion of the proceeds of the
judgments went into the trust finds and
are there to day, unexpended and con
stituting revenue earning capital.
LII the treasury WAS empty on the ac-
ceeslon TO power OF the republicans in
1895, what happened to the S742,570
which was In the state treasury at that
| time, according to their own I'D mission,
and the presence of which made unneces-
sarv, as they admit, of any but An inslg-
nlticant state tax. Treasurer Peterson
reported during the early months of his
administration money received uDon de-
post of state funds. How could he do
so with an empty treasury?
AS to the money spent for legitimate
purposes and not in the ordinary line of
expenditure, let little comparison be
instituted: The Worlds Fair was in
progress during the Peck administration
and there was expended by the state for
this, Sl6l ,295. Additions to the Stat g
University were made at cost of $685.
600. Whitewater Normal school was re-
built at the cose of $4,000. Industrial
school at Waukesha $l8,000 Improve
ments In state Drlson $4,000. These
are few OF the extraordinary expenses
incurred end paid for during the Peck
administration. There were additions OF
over one million dollars made to the
school funds and this Includes refunded
war tax and part OF the proceeds of iudg-
mants against state treasurers.
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AN ORDINANCE.

to provide for the collection of taxes to pay the
interest and principal of SIS 900 of Harbor I'm.
proyement Bonds, dated October 20. 1898
be IT ordained by the Mayor and Board of AL
dermen of the City of ManItowoc:
SECTION l. That In order to raise the ueces.
sary funds with which to pay and discharge the
interest OF 81, 0W of Harbor Improvement Bonds
of the city of ManItowoc, directed to be lssued
by an ordinance OF said city, passed October II.
lo9S, when and AS the same natures there shall
De and there Is hereby levied the following direct
animal taxes on all the taxable property In said
city, to wit: ~
For the year 1885, the sum of 1906 .25 to meet
interest maturing on January Is. and July 25
i've the sum of 1915 90 to meet interest marnT-
ing In the year following.
FOR the year l%D5, the sum of 1897 so the sum
or s33i.5l, to meet the interest maturing on Ian
uary 90 1906. VA Jun
SEoTIoE 2. That in order to provide a sinking
Iuhu sufhclent to pay principal of the above
mentioned bonds promptly at their maturity
there shall be and there is hereby levied an ali
taxable property in said city the following direct
annual taxes to-wit:
For each of the years 1893 to 1904 inclusive the
sum of $3.50 90. N
For the year 1905 the sum of $4,000
SECTION That it shall be the duty of the
CITY Clerk each year to place the proper yearly
lax rol OF said city, the amount specified in this
ordinance. and such taxes shall be collected in
inc same manner and at the same time as other
city taxes. ~
SECTION l. That all ordinances or parts Of
ordinances IN conflict with the provisions of tins
ordinance be and the same are hereby repeal ed
SECTION ,. That this ordinance shall be in full
force and effect from and after its passage an
prevail and publication.
Adopted Oct. II, 1893.
Attest:
Arthur REICHERT, TBOs. E, ToRRIsoN.
Clty Clerk. Mayor
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GENERAL NEWS.

Col. Roosevelt is out on his campaign.
1t is said that On Monday last he spoke
to $4,000 people in different places.
A congregational Clergyman named
Parish was arrested Oh Monday at Mar
shalltown, charged with forgery. He is
said 10 be brilliant preacher.
The worst early winter storrn on record
prevailed in Kansas and Missouri OIL
Monday. It hsd been raining for "a tours
and the rain turned to snow. The snow
WAS driven by heavy wind Telegraph
and telephone poles were broken. Kan.
sas City WIS shnt out from communIca
ton with the west.
The British steamer Mohegau went
on the rocks near the Lizard. England,
on Thursday last and sank 10 20 minutes
There were l6l passengers on board and
only - were saved Toe captain showed
the utmost bravery and remained on the
bridge giving orders until the boat went
down and he went with it. The boat WAS
of her conrae and going at full speed
when she strnck. The cries OF the pas
sengers conld be plainly head on shore
No one can account for the boats being
out ct her course TO the extent she was
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CHE Cuban difficulty is rot yet settle d.
The Spaulards now regret their early sub
mission IN view of the fact that United
states troops we're unable to withstand
he Cnban climate ard the ineificiency
hnwu 10y the war department in furnish
j. h ng medical and other supplies. There
are hints of a resumption of hostihties
which may be regarded solely Hs bluff
But here is no doubt that the Spanish
com nIssIoners are greatly encouraged
by tn" SITUATION and Will not as rasdlly
submit TO conditions As II y would il the
condition of the Am rican army hau not
been so deplorable.
There ls 40 uuuoJ that If the war had
rot been won by rush AS ii was, the
United States troops would have been in
bad situation TO continue. Disease
and lack OF supplies would take the heart
out of any army. Enlistments to tai g
the place of those incapacitated would be
difficult IN view of the known neglect To
which they Mould be subjected. The iu-
efficiency OF the war department will
have results beyond the personal suffer
ings OF the soldiers.