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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25

slulIgen pdris unb gerIailles, unz
mittelbar an Der StraBe, elm BON bib
Iben @artenanlaacn unb 8ul6nert
umsebeneS Wirtbsbaus, bas ben
poetilden 0lamen gum @ebSl3 Der
gra3ieu" fiibrte. Gs 9eb6rte einem
piemontefiiden Sod, oem @ienor
9uslielmo @aitagna, Der i'm @efolge
Der jusenbltden Rrinselltn bon GU
oonen, ipelde bem Gnfel 2uSmigs oes
8ier3ebnten, bem 0ersog BON 8oure
so9ne, permdblt lporben, nod 4aris
setommen mar. Gr bate nit leinen
@riparuiiien bies @tabliHemeut ees
fauft unb es, setpanbt unb geidift mie
er mar, natuentli6 bel ben iungen
aanalieren redt In glufnabme S,t brine
gen neriianber.
Der biibi9 auselegte 9arten mics
mebrere 0oubensdnge nit 9ii9en unb
Stiibten auf; i'm 9intersrunbe log
bas 9aus nit Der 9iide, eiuem ge>
meiniamen groBen @aft3immer rnS
Sen @ertabern be8 @irtbes unb ieiner
Gienhleute. Seitwdrts befanb iid
baun nod, mitten i'm @riinen, elm
eiult0diees @artenbaus, nit Ges
mddern fit iolbe Serri6aften, wel6e
nidt bon SeOermann geIeben iperben
mollten l(eber oem an Der 2anbitrabe,
auf Der Selion .. Suliac baberseritten
fanl, gelegenen Gingaag in bas u@es
b6l3 ber @rasien" prauste elm G6itb,
auf benz amoretten I'm NDinpben tan3>
ten, Die an elmer iebr einlabenb oars
9eitellteu Tafel faBen.
Sci bieiem gtnbtid belt Der jun9e
Baron pl6tlid iein 9ferb an. St
bate nidt Die 9erinsite Nebnlidfeit
nit ben 0elben Der bamalS In Wiobe
befinOliGen iiiBliden 9titterromane
elmer ScuoerD uno "a 6aDette, bic MIR
bon 0iebe uno Gubm leben, ioubern
fiiblte iid In bieiem slusenblid iebr
lebbaft baran gemaBnt, baB er nod
ni6t sefriibitiidt babe.
sd fann bud," 10 iiberle9te er,
pitt 8eriailles nidt 10 blaB uno matt
anlan9en, ME ein WiOnd, Der bon
gidermittmod bis Otter iountas ses
faitet bat! 9lud 0iolanb i9eint ii1
mad elmer Mese 9afer tnb einem
S9lpd @aiier gu iebnen."
(5ortles ~ns rOlgD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
Wbitebaa Sermiuus.
Weae Giufabrt mod gfetp Yorf bia
y. & .. 9. @. Hn.-lln=
errei6te Tacilit1ten.

Wbitebau terminus, bic neue Sin.
fabrt mad Nen Dort. bic am Moutag
ben 10. SuIi pia Der Baltimore, ObiO
unb Sibweftli9en 8ahn er0ifnet
tuurbe, III bte gelegenfe Station mad
alien Sbeilen Der Stabt New Dort unb
grootlpn. 0ieier terminus III on
oer south Jerrp, 6iili6 bon Der 8at.
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemielben
DaGe uerben gerbinbumeen gemadt
nit ben 3asen ber 3meiten, Dritten,
Se6fen unb Neunten Npenue God.
balm; NIT benen Der 8roabtpap, 60,
lumbus uub 2egiugton MOenue Gabel.
linen; Oas unb Weiiieite Ringbabs
nen ber pferbebabnlinien; South.
Jerrp; Staten S8lanb 6errp; 6amil.
ton Auenue uub SO. 5traBe (BroOfI
lpn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 8idets nod Stem Nort
iber bic 9. & 8. g. %. R'p unb ssbr
entgebt aQen 1nbsauemli6tsiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
Die Berthet!una Der Ser

- Die gertbetlung Der Berliner
GsuoIterung auf bic eiuseIneu &eIi
giOns 8etsnntnifIe felt hn nod ben
enbgiItigen @rsebuiB Der lsbteu Bolts
adblung folsenbermoBen: gpanseliI6
Getaufte gab es l APO 1888. anbere gro
teftanteu 1888. Ratboliten 155 1868
anbere @briften 1854. Suben S6,152
Gefeuuer anberer ReIigouen 81. Wit
unbeitimmter Mngabe bes 8efentniEes
wurben 1893, Obne iebe 4ueabe 100
gea1blt. Bon ben gbanselifden entfal,
len auf bic 2anbestir9e 1865. COL,
out bic eDangeliidsIutberif6e 50,401,
anf bic epangelifb.reforutirte 1881,
auf bie alts2utberaner II. (. 10. 1882,
bic alt. &eformirten u. I. 10. IS. Bon
osn anberen proteiianten finb In Ser.
lin Dertreten: bic 6errnbuter NIT 181
Seeleu. Mennouiten 1877. 8aptifeu
1881, presbpteriauer pber Mngeb6rige
Der engIii6en ober fbGttif6en So9tir@e
312. Wibobifen unb Qudter 474,
SrDiusianer ober Nnbdnger Der apoffo,
lif9en 2ir9e 3073. Bon ben Rotbo,
liten geb6ren 1893 Der grie9if9 tatbo,
lii6en Stride on. auBer ben beibeu
0aupicoafeiRouen fteben 35 Seuti9
taiholiten, 217s SreireIiei6ie, 4416
OiRibenten uub 1884 Ioniiiee gbriften.
Wdbrenb bel bet Geiammtbeu6lteruna
bag weibliae @ef@Ie9t tberwie9t,
tbeilen bic Gltreformirten. Menncniteu,
8atboltten, Greirelisi6fen. 9iKibenten,
Jloen unb Geteuner anberer 3eliaio.
men bic giaentbamlitbteit, baB bel ID.
men bic 3abl Der Mduuer GROCER ifi
alS bic ber Grauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
SauSbnh bes 9arifs.

Das Ssrifanentb her rerpideIteu Betimmuusen
fes reuen Eartfs III bebeatsnb rsretnfadt pprDen
bur9 bic Gussabe btefss SanbbudeS, pel&es Gnts
iGeihnnsen ber Sunbessertate, Der @eneruI'
abi6dser unb bes G4asamtSietretdr8 iber frstttse
Suntte entbdlt. Gs TT tein tIetnes aunfftd, ben
larf lu peroauen; aber Bite tn bis Naseub6bte aufs
eenommeuene Ratruns ju perbauen. ba8 ptrb bura
ben ipltemattf4en Gebreu1 ieueS 9rInbltfen Rasens
mttels, ioofetter's Wa9enbttters. lei9t uub ansez
uebm gen aAt. Gs TT bies etne Tamtheuar,uet BON
stelfa4er Serwenbuns. Sic perbhtet uao betlt Oeas
oria', Rtere unb 2eberIetbeu, befetttst ers
unb S&laHpfsteit uub entfernt geritopfuus unb
@eueus SlutOerstftuns. Sorppbt Gppettt als aud
bas Bermsseu, oeuiebeu pbne sertse r1nterleibSs
bei&perben gu befrtebsen, pereeu mtttels btes aus
ssaet4neten Maseumtitets, oa8 aud bte Seuefuns
forbert, pteeerbergefeut 9eute tn sorseri6ten Sab
reu unb BITE S1paAeu ieben 4Iters unb @efdledtes
hnben hur& paiielbe peieutIt4e ShIfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25

Der frabere Obsrf6raer 2anae
In Grisbrid8rub wirb aller Wabrldein
iifteit mad NIT feiHer aloge geaeu ben
5arfen BiSmard abgewieTen tuerbeu
Die @eIdi4te bat uuIiebiames QufIe.
ben sema9t. GS bnnbelt fid betannt.
LID I'M ben Nnfpru9 9ange's. nit mol.
lem 8ebalt penfOnirt 3u perben. sarR
Bifmard babe ibm, nIs er aus benz
S.uatSbienft In ben 0ieuii bes sarRsn
trat. eiue bubin gebenbe 3uH6eruua
gsma6t. Dies befritt gismarf
2ange bat gefldgt uuO berIangt, boB
istirff 8ismard porgeIaben uerbe.
Der G6rit wirb pegen ieineS @eluub.
be!t83ufonbes tommifuriih peruom.
men perben, unb penn er I6wbrt,
ouB er eiue iOIde 3uR6erung nift ae.
maht bot, lDie 2dnge bebauptet,
bGuE ntrb ber Iestere nit Ieiner aIaue
aboetpieieu perben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
Gull &lar's stIeii1tnarft.
731 @Iamps uub 8re1asStrase.

Rinb', s6weine', S6of. unb &alb.
feii6 fiets In better QuaIitdt. Whrffe
alIer art.
Mdbrsnb Der saiion: aufern unb
Gtfte.
8ute Daare, prompte 8ebienuug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
Ser Jeinb SIT 8eiieat.

Die @rippe htnterld6t in Der 0icge(
ben pattenten IN febr fdmader Sc
funchett uno oft NIT eiuem antaltcllz
ben jouiten uno an9e9rifenen 9unqer.
Sur icld1e Sale 1T Or. 8ulPs Nulten
SDrup oas alerbefte Mittel, peldee,
ipenn lofort an9etpanbt ole @efabr Der
Sdwinbiutt beieiti9t. Srau Wag9ie
2ul9a Srcntcn, Sbtc, fa9t: H@s
mad)t mir oiel @er9nllgen nit IN Dem
sobe fur Or. Sul'6 Souiten Syrp
etrSultimmeu. SD lit ldneerc 3eit an
Der Srtppc, aber fadbem td) eine
Slaihe bon Or, Butt Nuiten SDrlp
9ebranht hattie mar id) ocllfcmmeu
fnrirt nnb t6 tpurbe ben fhredliden
pnifen log. SD empfeble alien 9eis
eenoen otefe ccr;h9ltfe Mecisin su
gebrauhen." Or. Bulls huifeu
Sprup fcftet nur 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
Cinderella gAub Yalait.

TergeBt nidt. baB tpir unieren
Store mad 9fo. 2O7 Mtanios sYlasa,
auei Sdufer itibIid Don unfsrem fr..
beren Geiddftsbauie, perIeet baben.
tuo tpir ole uniere alten Ssunben tpie.
berauieben boffen uub nod piele neue
basu. ba pir nit ben beften Waaren
bieuen t6nuen. uuier Store iit saa3
nsu eingeri6tet, gut nsntilirt unb iebr
bell. Romnt unb ftattet uns einen
8sfu@ ob, ipeuu Sbr aud ni6t &c.
tabe su taufen panfdbt.
6. Saum,
GtnbereIla 6 6ub.palaft,
207 alamo pIasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
1as 8efte opn Mlem.

I'm bas Spfen In elmer milben
unb mir.lid5 mObltbdtisen Weife 3u
reinigen, tueun Der GrabIins heran'
uabt, benube man Sas mabre unb pou.
fommene SeilmitteI. ben 6eisen'Sp.
rub. Wtan taufe ben d6ten! sSa.
bricirt ausidlieBIib BON Der .@olifors
MIA Its Sprup Co." unb su babsn
bel allen apOtbetern fur so Gents bic
Glai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
mabade @ptel Sar,
Or 6ouRon gtrabe,
u ut. @atb, ..... @i8eatbiimer

Man finbet bisr ein porsheIides
Slas Bier unferer beimifden 8raue.
reien. Beionbsre Anertenuung pers
bieueH bic Detne, gisorrsn. Mhisties,
2iqu6re &c. 8Or3aglt6er 5rei.
lun9 be8 orgeuS unb Rad.
mittags. Oieie Wirtbidaft erfreui
fi6 bes ausge3etdneteu &ufes su benz
angenebmfen Gufentbaltsorte BET
Stabt su 5dblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25

8. s. S6mibt, 9oufton, Se1as, IN
aleiniger Isent ftir elmer G 0lmenoS
8e5ept Sfo. 1851, peI6es &beuma.
tismus beilt. Cine GIaf9e benefit es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25

- Or. @eora 9omp. Der bisberiae
q. gifhOf BON GuIba, III ,um @rsbi.
f9Of bon Jreiburg srnanut uprbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-03-25
Wsattbtes Bros. Tleti6er

No. 507 8 fs6ouft nsStraB'
Rur bas bor3hgli6fe Rinbs. S6af'
unb 5hmeinefeiiG.
SpesiaIitdt: Sunae8 aaIbHeifd.
alle arteu BON Wurf. g6infen
3uuge. Sdmall &C.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
THREE DAYS TO LEAVE CAMP
VIII Clean Out Entire Family IT Not
Out of the Country

Wallace, Oct. 2i-When Dan Conner
out Friday night to the dry room to eat
his midnight supper he was met by four
masked men. with revolvers, who ordered
him to get out of the country within "a
hours, He pleaded that he was mar
ried man with wife and children n. Gem,
aud could not get them away i'll so short
time without immense sacrifice. and
asked for Meek in which to comply With
the demands of the men. After some par
l,sing he was granted three days, with
the threat that if he was not out ia that
time they would dispose of him, his vile
and his children, cleaning the family out
loot and branch.
Mr.. Conner Immediately came to Wal
| lace to arrange TO leave the county OF
| W hich he has been resident for many
wears, and where he has always been
known as "A lawabiding citizen. 1t was
said that he was ordered to leave because
he had discarged some men who were
not doing their work in a satisfactory
manner. lie says that in the light OF
previous events in that section there
seemed no other course for him to pursue
except to gather his family about hin
and flee for safety.
The history of Canyon creek records
many outrages, and not few mnfder'
where the victims We're unresistina, ant
where no cause for the outrage wds excl
alleged, except that Others dill not iIk'
the way in which the victim performot
hi. duty toward his employers, but thu
is the first time that it was threatene,
to make mans family suffer the sam
fate as himself.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
Spain IS NOW DESPERATE.
INSISTS ON HELP WITH DEBT.
II Is Suggested That the Peace Me-
Gotinttons May Yet fail, hut
spain VIII Have to Yield i'm Her
Present Helpless and MoneyIess
Condition.

Paris Oct 25.-The consideration by the
peace commissioners of Puerto Rico and
the I.adrone islands has now been merged
with the Cuban question, and all tha
points involved are being carried forward
by a simultaneous conclusion. When this
has been arrived at, the Philippine ques-
ton will be taken up. OF course. there Is
a possibility of a disagreement and the
Spanlards, If the American peace com
missoners decide not to assume any por-
ton OF the CUBAN Indebtedness. may an
nounce their unwillingness TO proceed any
further with negotiations based upon tho
protocol. Should the Spanish decide TO
do this, 1t will be because they will wish
to excite the pity of their creditors and Of
other nations. The cortes may be then
asked to ndorse their action. In fact.
the Spaniards may even prefer the re-
sumption of hostilities to acauiescence i'm
the American refusal to share their finan-
cial burden. The Americans. however.
have intimated to the spaniards the rossi-
biity that Spain may at some future peril
cd be able to deal with an independent
government regarding the assumption Of
the provincial and municipal portions OF
the Cuban debt. which is estimated to
have been $3.50, 600 900 before the last rebel
lion In Cuba broke out. and $aoo,ooo.ooo
contracted since 1895.
/ Finally 1t Is said that there are persona
high In the Spanish councils who claim
that Spain would rather submit dumbly
and helplessly to defamation or dismem-
berment than confront this continued fin
ancial burden. One course would leave
her pride unsuilied. II Is claimed and the
other is regarded as doubtful, IL not inn
possible OF adoption. within the bonn-
daries of national solvenoy.
SPAIN however will not break Off the
present negotiations before having pro-
posed that the United States share half
| the insular debt.
Such a proposition would not be accept
ed by the United States either directly or
in behalf of Cuba.
The session of the Joint commission end
ed al 1850 p. m yesterday.
The adjournment of the joint commits.
sion was until Wednesday next. Guam In
the I.adrone group has been chosen by tbs
Americans under the terms of the proto
col The chief matter considered at To-
| days session was the American reply 4
Spafn's revised and renewed propositions
of the last meetings, and the indications
4 are that the Cuban question will be dis
posed of this week. But no details hav'
been given out by either side regarding
SPANS presentment of Friday last or tn
American answer OF the same date.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
Chronometer Which Registers One
Thousaudth Part of Second.

ThOusaudth Gart OF SecOnu'
This is picture of the chronometer
made in Berlin which registers the one
thousandth part of second. II has
an immense dial of almost ten feet in
diameter mounted upon transport
able platform. The dial shows two
concentric rings of which the outer
is divided into $50 degrees and the
inner circle into 300 degrees. The
hand is five feet long and is turned
by the mechanism of the clockwork
at the rate of five times per second
around the dial, so that each degree OF
the inner dial actually represents one
thouSnndth part of second. a spe-
cial arrangements makes it possible to
have the turn only once or three times
around the dial within second, the
values of the degrees being then CORE
spondingiy changed.
The sudden stopping OF the hanu'
which turns at an enormous RATE OF
speed. its point travelling at the rate
| of 40 feet a second. or 100 miles an
hour, would absolutely destroy the
works. On the other hand, the hu
man eve cannot follow the turning OIL
the baud, and in order to establish the
exact measurement photography nae
ia he resorted to. An auxiliary appar
aims consisting of ~ Photographic cam
eras has been arranged in front of thu
bir dial. These cameras are open OPP
nosite the dial and before them dlsl
with a very slim slit at point pass
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28

city and the surrounding territory by
the United States, and marks the cul-
mination OF the operations begun by
Commodore Dewey, whose first shot
paved the way for the formal act on
the part OF the lieutenant and caused
the promotion of the fleet commander
TO the rank of rear admiral. Brumby
has served in the navy for twenty five
wears. He was assigned to duty on the
Olympia at Dcwey's request when that
officer assumed command of the Ash
attic feet He Is a great favorlte with
the fighting admiral.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
a Benefaetress' Kind Act.
F,om the Eenino Ners. Detroit. Mich.


Mrs. John Tansey, of 1870 Baker
stree, Detroit, Mich, is one OF those
women who always know just what to
do in all trouble and sickness. One
that is mother to those in distress To
a reporter she said:
~ am the mother of 10 children
and have raised eight of them. Sew
eral years ago we had serious time
with my daughter, which began when
she was about sixteen years old. She
did not have any serious illness but
seemed to gradually waste away. Hav-
ing never had any consumption in our
family, At We come of good old Irish
and Scotch stock, we did not think IT
was that. Our doctor called the dis
ease by an odd name which, rs | alter
ward learned, meant lack of blood.
ut is impossible to describe the feel
, ing John and had as we noticed our
daughter slowly passing away from MS.
We finally found, however. medicine
that seemed TO help her, and from ths
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28

Most Of the Time She Was Confined to BED.
first we noticed decided change for tho
better. and after three months treat
ment her health was so greatly I'M
proved you would not have recognized
her. She gained in flesh rapidly and
soon was in perfect health. The medi'
cine used was DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. l have always kept
these pills in the house since and have
recon- mended them to many people.
have told many mothers about them
and they have affected some wonderful
cures.
Every mother in this land should
keep these pills in the house, as they
are good for many ailments, particular
" those arising from impoverished o,
diseased blood, and weakened nerve
, force"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
Fears a Damage suit.

A recent railroad wreck In North
Carolina was caused In peculiar way.
A colored man wanted to get a ride
and tried to jump a train of empty fat
cars. He issed the car and fell across
the track, where the wheels of several
of the cars passed directly over him.
His body threw two of the cars off
the track. and the strangest part or II
is that after the cars had run over him
the man Was able 10 get up and walk
away. As he looked around nun be
was heard to eXclaim:
We'll, we'll! never see de Ike senct
7 WIZ bon. I'll bet my weeks wages
dat railroad'll sue me fer daniayes!''-
Atlanta Constitution.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28

seat of fame forever. PeroSi Is musical
director of the famed Cathedral of st.
Mark in Venice, and his compositions
have made him the ideal of Italy, es-
pecially of the Venetian public. He
has written trilogy of oratorios called
the Sacred Trilogy. They are The
Passion of Christ, The TRANSPORTATION
of Jesus Christ and The Resurrection
Of Lazarus Each oratorio Is in two
parts, so arranged that the parts may
be sung separately. Record, the great
musical publisher OF Italy, has pur-
chased these compositions and has
commissioned the composer to write
n fourth. to be entitled The Holy
Sepulchre. Perosis first teacher was
his father, Giuseppe Peros'. choir
master in Tortona, Piedmont. where
Lorenzo was born. He was afterward
sent by the patronage OF wealthy
Milanese to the conservatory at Milan.
He also studied and Travelled in Ger
many. He filed various posts as direc'
tor in church untN he received his com
mission at st. Marks. Although he Is
but 81 years old, and did so much good
work as a musician. he found time t6
study theology for the priesthood anC
was ordained in 1898. He has written
besides his grand compositions. no less
than twelve masses. 1t Is said his re
| cent work has shown the influence o
Bach strongly, but he does not follow
any master.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
500 REWARD. 400.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased 90
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all lite
stages and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure
Is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken Internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying tbs
foundation of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature In doing its work. Thu
proprietors have much faith In its curative
powars that they offer One Hundred Dollar
fc- auy case that II fails to cure. Send for lis
OF Testimonials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY h CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
ualps Family Pills are the best
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
kN GOVERNMENT CHART
ENLARGES OUR TERRITORY.
The eOdetic Survey Reports Two
Hundred Extra Miles of Const
Line in Alaska and New Yukon
Channel.

Washington, Oct. 23.--The discovery OF
100 miles of additional territory OF the
United States on the Alaskan coast and
Of new channel for Yukon bound YES
sells which will minimize distance, time
and danger, is officially reported to Super
mtendent Pritchett of the coast and geo,
dctic survey by John +. Pratt, an assist.
ant III charge OF the expedition which
hl, been working in these waters.
What the expansion of mileage of OR
Alaskan territory is due to i, not known.
The opinion is it is due to precious in
accurate charts, She present beng the first
regular and reliable survey of the region.
The finding OF new channel will effect
saving of about 400 or 500 miles in
reaching the Yukon. The new channel
Just found is kuslivak, which will carry
eight feet over the bar at low water and
will permit ships of moderate draught to
r.oceed directly into the Yukon from the
south and continue up the river four or
five hundred miles to safe landing before
tlansshipping - smaller boats, which viii
30 the remainder of the way up the river.
The party which has just completed the
la Dor is at Seattle, where the survey main
tains a branch office. 1t consisted OF
about 80 men under six officers of sur
Ney. The information obtained will be
embodied in a chart which will be ready
for the Use OF navigation in time for the
inst parties going up next spring.
The same party will return to work
next spring to complete the surveys and
the channel will be buoyed as soon as
possible.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28
TO PURIFY AIR.
DeVi"e Which Supplies Buiidipv..
ships, Mines, Etc, with Fresh Ar

'" men supplies Buildings,
Ships' Mines, Etc, with Fresh Air,
"A patent has recently been granted
10 James Il. Slade, of Riverhead. y Y
ioF device by means of which build
ihSs, ships. mines and boiler-roomS are
constantly supplied with fresh air. a
free exit being provided for the foul
ana vtiated air, says the Scientific
American
Inc contrivance consists of a tubular
casing adapted for insertion in a cir
GUAR opening in the roof of a building
or the deck of vessel. Inside of the
casing a sleeve is SO supported as to
leave an air-passage between the casing
and the sleeve. Mounted in the sleeve
is "A tube provided internally with
spider or frame, and at its upper end
with rotable ingress tube This in
gress tube likewise has a spider or
frame on which a rod Is centrally piv-
oted. The upper end of the easing is
Enclosed by hood formed with con-
zeal end, through which the ingress
tube passes. With the conical end Of
the hood an ingress tube is connected
which communicates with the interior
of the hood. These ingress and egress
tubes are curved in opposite directions,
and are mounted to swing in such a
manner that the ingress tube shall con-
stantly present its opening to the wind.
The ingress tube continually forces a
column of air downward through the
building, and the egress tube permits
all warm or vitiated air to escape.
Any vacuum formed by ventilation. it
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-28

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