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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Die Sdtenenproouftton Ger DeretntS.
ten Staten in 1897.

2aut elmer BON Der rNmericdn Sron e
Steel dr." angsiteattn 1mfrugs BEL nlen
Grobu5enten beg 2anbss, iteGIt iid 6ie leBtz
iG6rig. 9robuttipn bon S9isnsu aqer Dirt
: etni9leBli9 lei3tersr uno f4psrerer
Gorten, ippie FOLDER fir GtraBen, elettrte
f6e unb Minenz8a - uIf insJeiammt
! ,647, 1892 @roBtons, g~egenib:l elmer pro@
button bon 1,122,O11 Sons in 1896, ent@
Trrs9en0 elmer 3una6nle BON 525,682 Sons
ober me6r aIs As Prp3ent.
Die ~IebtiGbrige 9robuttiOn bert6eilt ft4
ouf 1,614,399 Sons 8e1emer Stu9lf4ienen,
eepal8t uus beimiI8en 9tablbarren, 30,121
Sons 8effemer 5ta6GT9ienen, getpol5t aus
altem Material unb getauften 2uppelt, 800
Sons open hearth" GtublI6isnen unb 1872
Sons G.feni3iensn. Die 9eIammtprobutz
tion bon 8eIemer Stabli3ienen betrug i'm
lebten Sabre 1,644,52O 9roBtons, gegen
Lis 58 Sons in 1896.
9ie ftGrfite 9robuttion bon Stu5fl&ienen
fanb piebsrum i'm lebtsn Sabre nit 1927
996 Sons (gogen 694,O95 Sons in 1855
in penniploania ftatt; SGinOis unb bas
ii6rigs Qanb probu3irten 616,524 Sons (eez
gen 442,862 Sons in 1896. NuBer ben
beioen gtnannter Staaten tpurosn in 1897
Sta6li9isnen f%a6ri3irt in Marpldno. Ebip,
Wisconfin, Colorado, California urn Wnoz
ming unb 3tpar ~lteferten bieie Siaaten, nit
NusnoEme Der brei l~eBtgenannten, 8siiemer
@tabl16:enen. Giieni9sn:n purben i'm
lebten Sabre probu3irt in QeEnIp!punia,
Sennefee, Nlubamu, Sbio, SninOis, Colo
raho unb @poming; open 9eartl" zStahlz
f9tsnen in Mla6ama unb California.
Bon Der I~ebtidbrigen GeTammtzprobufz
tion entfaaen 81 pro3ent auf penniplDania,
(gegen 60 pro5ent in 1896 unb 26 Prosent
0uf SGinOi8 (gegen % Pro3rnt in 1886, IOz
baB bisie beiosn 9taaten i'm lebtsn Sabre
nabe3u SO pro5snt uler ~bier3ulaure probuz
3irten S6isnen g~eliefert BADEN, gegen SO
pro3ent in 1896. Bon S9ienen bic ptni9er
olS As Bfunb per garb ntegen lieFerten:
8ennIplpuniu 51,574, O6iO uno SGinO:s
1859 unb ipnittge Stuaten 32,733, 5uIamz
men iomit 1886 9roBtons; BON 6d;ener.
bic pon IS Bis IS pfunb per 0aro piegen,
I~;eferten PsnniblDania 711,827, Shio unb
SGinois 446,622 unb ~fonitige @iaaten
64,986, 8ufammen fOmit 1928, 435 @roB=
tons; BON f6perepen 99ienen Iiefsrtsn
gsnnipGpnia 264,675, Ohio uno Suinois
81 ,92O unb Ionitige Staaten 1866, 5uIamz
men fomit 355,561 @roBtOns. Die leBtz
iGbrige prOOuttiOn bon 99ienen iiir Straz
Bens unO elettriI9e 8abnen, unb 3par tpuz
rem bas 3umeiit Stabli6ienen, belief f9 auf
1924 @roBtons, eegen 1920 in 1895,
cine Nbna6me bon 22,966 Sons.
Die Probuttion bpn giIenz un9 GtabIz
S9ienen aQer Dirt in ben Ser. Staaten er>
rei6te in 1887 nit 2,139,64 grOBtpns
i6ren S0bepuntt. Die nG9itgr0Bts prOOuts
ton mar bic in 1890 unb Teitbam bic lestz
idbrtge. Sir bic lebten u9t SABRE ftelen. it8
Die betreffenben PrObuttions s3iffsrn spie
fOlgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

9omer 8.8alpin, Der Gertnalter oes Wdr@
garst &eegan'fden 8ermDgens, begub fi@ Oies
Ter Sage auf @runb zines bon Ri4ter &o0lz
iaat erlaffenen 8efebls na9 Der Wo6nuna
ieiner S3ubbefo6lenen, UNI BON iraeab nell
Diem @igent6um, befien er babbaft neroen
tOnne, 8efib gu ergreifen. Srau 8eeguH 1T
Bel ibrem S9piegerip6ne, patrid S8rien,
go. 512 q. Is. @traBe, tpobnbaft. @alpin
begub ii9 in 8egleitung oes 9iilfsz5 6eriffs
Gbarles Smith unb zines 9eri9tsDiensrs
na9 Der e%rpGbn!en @obnung unD nabrp cine
griinoli4e 9ausiu6ung Dor. Seine 8emii>
bungen blieben ni9t fru6tlos, benn er emf
Dedte balb in elmer @de bon Srau Seegan's
S9lafgsma6 Elm nit Seppi9fiden uno
2umpen bebedtes Sap. Die beioen 8santen
bef0roerten baiielbe alsbalb in Die Slide,
-tDas i6nen tpegen beg enormen 9epi9ts beg
Safes nur nit Miibe gelang. us man
ben 0edel obbob, iteqte ii9 elm groBcr 8leG~
faiten beraus, Der nit Silbermiir3ea hpn
alien @r0Ben angefiiut mar. 0ilfsi6sriff
Smith bolte einen Wui43uber Der6st uno
Ieerte ben Snbult bes 8le4taiten5 in benz
Ielben, ipobet Der 3uber fih beina6e Big an
ben Ranb fiiGte. @alpin lieB Donn einsn
@rpreBpasen tommen unb bas @ilbergelo
mad Der Chicago National 8anf F1Eren, no
Ti9 bic @umme bon $4,000 bereuslteGte.
Srau aeegan geberbete Iih felt ldn9erer 3eit
in ettpas auffaIenber @eife, tpesbalb Galpia
i'm Mpril als 8ertpalter i6res @igent5um5
ernannt tpurbe. @r tonnte nur nit Wii6e
Der 9apiere iiber i6ren @runDbeiib habbaft
tperben unb ii9 bes bemegli9en @;9ent6um3
erit geitern berfi9ern.
5ruu &eegan bat bas borertpdbnte Gil
bereelD in Der pben angegebenen 8eiie i9on
felt ldngsrer 3eit berborgen. unldngt mar
iie sen0tbigt, lire @Obnung an Centre @oe,
unb 50. q, StroBs gu rdumen, neil tie e
getattet 6atte, baB baislbe pegen riifItdnois
ger Steuern p~ertauft niirbe. 9dbel entz
i6Giipften ibrsm geGbfaB $1,000, tpofiir na4
ibrer NnIi9t ibr S9piegeriobn O'8rien
berantportli9 1etn foG, bod puros S8rtsn
bonn Nl@ter Gber9dr0t Trei9elproWea.
Srau &eegan beitBt uuBerhem nod
@igentbum an Der 80. Ban gursn
Strabe, pel9ss tie angeb1i3 benz Ieroeroen
p~reisgegeben bat. Sin anosres, go. SO Us.
8an Buren, StraBe befinbli4es GrInofi6
ne6it @obnbaus lit ebenfaas tpeSsn rid
ItGnbigsr Steuern b~erfauft tporosn. Oas in
benz Safe befinblt6e 9elo 5og Sraa asegan
fir 6ou5mietbe Elm.
OILS 9alpin bas SAB ieines Snpaltes eat@
leeren polte, febte ii9 5rau &eegan 3uerit
ernItli9 our 8ebre, ergab ii3 obsr snolt9
ing llnpermeibli9e. @alpin lieB i6r $40,
momit fe lire nd6iten laufenoen AnSga6sn
bstreiten ion. Sir ibre fernsre Geriorgung
pirb bas @ert9t iorgen, Sn5piiaen pirb
9alpin ii9 bemii6en, bas perfalene gigen<
t6um 5rau &eegan's tpieber in StanS iebsn
gu lafen. bamit es Dermiet6et tpsroen fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

@on Or, Grnt Qieber, benz beutz
ibsn Gentrumfibrer unb natriOtiIden @orz
tdmpfer fir bic SlpttenporGage, 1T BET 4rs
ton 8idel in Milpaufee elm ipeittres S3rei.
ben singelaufen, in nel9em er beitimmt 3uz
Taqt, benz 90 i1pauteer &atbolitenz
tage bei5upo6nen. Gr ptro am IL. ooer
II. NuguIt eintreffen, abtr u Sine Reos
in ben Ser. Staaten bulteu, nno 5pnr Die
gelegentIi9 bes &at6olifentages.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
0ie tpoobtlanbH6e @efsufdaft r@um

= Die tpaabtldnbiI9e @e1euldaft nHdms
bertha" 9at uuf ben rRp9srs be Nope" bel
MOntreur in Der S09s BON 1000 Nfetsr Ell
men aGpinen 8arten an9eleSt. 0Is
iG6nfen 8dume, bic berrGi@iten @lpsnblil=
men perben bort gepflan3t. 9estes 5ahr
tpuroe cine groBe 3abl DON GoniferSl1 gsieBt'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocsr..
2S2 urO 234 of QauOOCpD. SttG6ea

x NNfS - SN
apilben Ssronftins unb Wtartet' or.
Gbieaao, SaS..
erbielt IoebeI bic erlte Senbun9 bon:
9Seue1 OteSi6brigen ~ atieSscdrin9e
IeinItem boH. VtiIdDner:oGringen,
gScuen ruT. uuo omerif. 9aroiucs,
cautbureer nIarintrtem AaI. Hou=Ss1rtmSe1
yteMem fmn. ~Seapiar, norpeg G1td1ootee'
MeG3ten SaIilGrOeuen, Saroeuenontfer'
gseueu 9lopetii glib, &ieIee EprottenS
SyronS. Gar0iTeS, bUu. StoGRId1,
@e6ter braumidtu. SerOeIatuurft,
W ID ri ~ eltpb6I. Ed)infen, SaIartL
writ djer Eranff. Br0tnurft In 9itdtien,
Qle 6lteu Stra6burge CT GanSIebersSaNetenS
TeitItcM imp .SIinem1E, WtObnOL
9iifcIoSriee Gcuf, @eiIeIfiG,
Vie d1tenl &ntMtenthaIe d1AOei5ert6IE
SPt6uterfGIe, &imanr8er=, ttiso $s9n1f6Ies
frputase DC &rte, GpanIeff0ie,
NranS. Grbien, Sbdmpi9Hone, 3aperm,
&iibeGer GieIenlNa rge Iit, Seltcmer DttIbenS
Gd1nittbu bneu, 9tugIrten, preferoeI,
&c d1tent GtnIOecriaft &tmbeereif9,
GeMtIGlcut SStUetid ettttis, &cioeIbeeren,
2ted)ten OeuflGeI nne franz. 3tuefidDen,
Steuett Sriisfern, Sroben8 itIeH, Girle,
Nrildleni 9tebNi1uteu SEsIutnttt, XS1DDoloers
heetcH,
~sseim;ter VerIeerte, Neiseueries.
Bad els cm9riBc, SAFER uUS 0etfehsrtbeD
&etsntebI, Grblen= MnO Se0rtrffeIHtebI
pfciTer mn0 9iuer's GGTcc=Grtract,
Seittitent x6ea=, WOff0= mnb gtip=SfaHeE1
9ledbteHt Yfarrer &neipe'S 8talsfGfec,
IeiniteHi GiineI. ttrS rMK. Shoe,
Medltenl t,1tgAriI6leM Noie1tsH 1prtf6r
NriIdlen 8cMi1e= Sttttei= utlo Br1sfantett,
ErtIdem Barrier 961nnpftabaf BON Nokbe6,
4eMtidpen GDimnraOert, III raberM,
GOIsIdDuben uI0 $3oI5pautoTeIn
Aaes an ben ~bIItQfeI Yretien.
Henry SchOe1lkopH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
mern Gas RIeine 3obnt.

70 peridumt nidt, bos alte NIB wobl erprobte
6ilfsnittel fir bes 3obuen Der &iuber,
Wrs. Winslom's Sontbiu9 SprIp, au3u=
1pelloeu; Gr bernbist bas &inb, erwei6t bos
QSinbtoIit un6 lit bas bette Mittel oeaen
9iarrbOe. SinfunOawansia @ents bic GIaiae.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Gin 5aR uou SLIDER.
Srau MIarearet Kee9an iammeIt
ibre Griparni6e in einem 5uber.
2aBt ibr 8tiibtbnm berfalen.

.as 6eridt iebt Galpin gu ihrem D~erm0eense
uerwaIter Elm. 5rau Keeean's SLIDER
pcrratb miro ourd in Solee ~unbe5ahIter
Steuern erfoleteu eeridtliden Derfauf
ihrer 6dufer beoeuteno perminoert. =
Oas Sa6, oas DER Srau ais Sanf oiente,
enthdIt einen Dafd5uber poler Silber=
miin5en, oereu mertb fi3 auf $4,000
belduft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

uSaIO atOr|" ttno u8airiiG".
Reite @tatsbiere, sebramt bon Der
COnr- Seipp SrewG. 60, iino biers
NIT bcitcnS cmpfobIen. Ssm GGaiOen
1tuo TdHert az baDcn. ScIepbomc
go. $50. 8ottIin0 Ocptut. 80. 1863.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
1rIan oebe Dor 6ie ridti9e Sdmieoe

uuo laiie fi6 nibt nit ben iosenonnten Sur
piul6ern uub Guadlolbern etl, 1pellll man
oil Maseuiaure, &oIit, 8opfweb, unperbau=
Ii1feit. partleibisteit, 8ldbunaert, Wtattt9=
felt uub nebeIteit Ieibet, o6er pel1n Die Sor=
perorgaue wie Ma9eu, Sober, yttere1 n1O
Mil3 ui9t III Srbnuns iiub. Sa aue btele
2eiben auf uureines Blut 3uriifSutiibreI
iinb, brau6e man loIort bic ct. BERNARD
&rduterpiIen, bteies ousge3ei6nete pe9etablz
hide 6eilmittel, bas befanntlt9 aus relleH
pflau3enitOiieu beitebt ul,6 weoer auedFlber
us9 irseilb etle allbere ber 9elunobett ll1s
autrdsli3e Srbfan3 entbGlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

unfere GOrrefpOnbsnten unb Iset1tsn
befu6sn bic fOIsenben Staten:
Serr Saul 5riebel bic @taaten Sofud,
Rinnefota, fonie Norb< unb SiS<Oatota'
6err 5rsb @9erf ben Stadt Bisconftn.
Serr &bolf 8erner ben Staat SGinois.
9srr 9enrp @9aaI ben Staat SnolaHd'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

Sad b.IonSsrsr 1lsb.reintunft bat bic
german Nmerican pubIiibins SO. tn Sos
MngsIss, @aIif., unfere 8ertretung fur gee
uonnte @tabt unb SibzGalifornlen Iber'
uommen unb iinb bertn 9ertreter bsrt9ttgt,
WbuuuementsesIber gu toaettirsn-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

ur1ddpe DER t1rdtbdrerI uAdt 4(teoerz
eei6laeenheit iiber feinen leioenoen 6u=
ftano. = 6pei Sriioer bepohnen oanelbe
6immer sur 5ett DER Deriibure Ger Chat.
- GharuIeY fen. mar Elm beoeutenoes
Hir9euIid2t Ger presbyterianersK ir3e. -
Or peruntreute 100000.
@on Cos QngeIes, Gal, tommt bic Ra4z
ri6t baB it4 6. M, @barnlep Jun. BON Git
cago am Dorigen Sreitag bort erfhchen bat.
Ser 5elbtm0rbsr iou bur9 1etnen lsibenz
ben 3utunb gu Der Shat getrie6sn porben
fein. Der 8ruber bes @eritor6enen, 8.
6. G6arnlsp, ertlGrte auf 8efra9en, baB
er feinen @runo angeben t0nne, iparum ietn
8ruber bic fur6tbare Shat 6Gtte 6egefeu foGz
len, ausgenommen ben, baB er in JolSs fetz
mes leibcnben 3ultanbcs Ie6r nieber9eT6lageu
~9epeIen lei. CUR 3eit, als Der SelbitmDroer
9anb an ii3 le9te, 6atten 6sibe 8riiher basz
1el6e 3tmmer inne. Ser lebenbe 8ruDer mar
bes6alb audi Der gr1te, Der bic 36a. entbedte
unb bic Qei9e feines 8rubers cuf einem
Stu6le IibanS, nit Der Re9ten ben @eboGpsr
frampfbaft umtlammert balten0, b%orfano.
Die 8riioer batten bas 3tmmer nod ni3t
lange 5uiammen beniibt. Der Se!btm0rOe.
lit "a Sabre alt, blon0 uno ungsfd1r flint
SUB II 3OQ groB, babel GuBerit fdldnf.
4us 8risfen, bic in ieiner Sdi9e gefunoen
tpuroen, er9iebt ii9 fem boiler Same uls
Charles Meigb Gburnlep. gr trug 8antz
bidder Bel iid, Die ben Nu6>peis i~iefcrten, OuB
er in elmer b~ortigeu 8ant $500 unb in cine:
@6icagoer 8anf $1,000 beponirt hattt. Gr
trug auBercem cine 4n3abl De4fel, pel9e
fir bic presbpterian Educational WIiiion
~ausgeitelt paren. BEL fi9, ipel3e er bisFer in
teiner 8art CUR 3ubllng prdicatirt bate.
Der 8rubsr bes Bartholomew 1T untsrlsbtst
unb offenbar finger als Der @el6ftr0rber.
Die Mutter Der beiben 8riioer itarb i'm
Sabre 1892 in Sos Nngeles.
Die t~raurioe 8egebenbeit hieIes SeE6i@
mcrbas lit Der lebte einsr &eibe 6bnli9er in
Der Gtarnlepz 5amilis borgetonnenet tragiz
f9er 8orfdue, 0as 5amilienbaupt, Gbarle5
M. @barnltp, Sen, mar piele Sabre bin
bur6 elmer Der 6erDprragenbFsn 8aubol5s
bdnoler in @6icago. 8is bor einem Sabre
mar er Elm 6o9gea9teter 8iirger uno S9abz
meifter elmer Nn5a6G pres6ptsrtanii6er Sc
1eG16aften, einT9lisBli9 Der NutiOnalOr9az
~niiation CUR unteriiibung preS5nte "!anii4er
2ebranitalten. @r mar etpa so Sabre alt.
Seine s%San1ilie beItanb aus bret Sohnen,
elmer So9ter, feiner Satin uno elmer Ni4te
Srau g6arnleb's. Gor etnem Sabre, ais Die
Sanilie nod in i6rer Gpmmerr>iioen8 il
9lencoe, 20 W1eilen bon G6icaJo pobntt.
bieB IS nit einem Male, G6draleD 6ube Gel
ber i'm 8etrags bon 100000 bsruntreut,
Der bejabrte 8aubol31dnbler pur5e oerbafe
tet unb Der Sb6ut zines Polt3ii!ea annerz
traut. Gr enttam iebo9 einige Sage ipdter,
unb man bat Ieit6er ni9ts bon i6m ge1Ort,
Die ainoer fu3ten bath barauf 8sidGfttz
sung unb 5erItreuten ii3, Ser iltelte Sobn,
$. 8, GbarnleD, begging DOT einiJsn Moz
naten aug Gram iiber BEN mocalifAen SutI
Ieines 8aters in Milpuufee, Wis., Sel6itz
morb bur6 GrI6isBen. gr bat. 1ia i'm
6rsmbenbu9 bes 6otels unter argenomms=
mem Namen regiftriren tafen UNI tonnte nun
bur9 Elm idlaues Stiid4en BON 9etectibz
@eri6lagen6eit bon geri9teritattern ipenti>
fi3irt nerben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
per Dr0ieR DreDer.
2lbweiiuug oes 2lntra9s anf11ie-
oerl6Ia9un9 Ger QnfIa9e.
geginn Der @eidmOremenauswabI.

IS miro DreYer ole eefebuioriee DorenthaI=
ting DER Don ibm perualteten Sonhs
DER metparfbeboroe CUR SAT- eeleet.
Ridter Smith beftreitet in feiner Gnt=
f4etoun9 ole 9eredtieun9 oes Don Den
Dertheioi9ern oes Gr=Sanfiers eineenom=
menen ~Stanopunftes, oa6 Elm S6ab=
meiiter 0fentlider 8ehoroeu ni6t crimi=
nell, fonoern rur cipilre6tIi6 beIon9t
weroen fonne. - 1bt 6eidworeue be-
reits pereioiot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
S6WerU $6ik(a(Sld(dge.
IN fllr5er 5eit Der 5meite Selbfs
morofau in oer5amiIte GharnleY.
Gbarnleb sen. Oeridmauo discriminating

Don Sos 2lneeIes Iauft ole 11adri@t pom
SeIbfmoro oes 3weiter Sohnes Elm.
- llrfade DER furdtbaren Chat 11ieoerz
eeidIasenbeit iiber feineu Ieioenoen 6u=
ftano. = 6wei Sriioer bepohnen oadelbe
5immer sur 5eit DER Deriibung Der Chat.
GharnIeY fen. mar Elm beoeutenoes
Hirdeulidt Ger presbYterianers Kir4e. -
Or peruntreute 500, 900.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23
ROCHESTER.

Special 10 The ST. Paul Globe.
ROCHESTER. Mimi. Feb 22-The new
pastor OF Grace UniversaIist church, Rev. l.
Ward Brigham, of New York. has arrived
in Rochester with his family. and on Sun
day delivered TWO very interesting and profit
able sermons, and the forcefuI words Of the
speaker made q favorable impression.
J. r. Nolan, late Of Dubuque To-. is in
the city busily engaged in preparing for his
trip 20 the Klondike- Mrs. Nolan will re-
main in the city with her mother. Mrs
L. Smith. during his absence, which will be
about Two years.
Mrs Bessie Scovel, state president of the
" c. T. L. is visiting the unions in this
section Of the state. Mrs. Scoveu has been
lin attendance at the funeral Of Mrs. Hobart
81 Red Wing, for many years the beloved
state president OF the Minnesota ". C. T U
Washington's birthday was observed in this
city today by the closing OF the public
schools. and this evening programmes were
given al various churches.
Mr.. Fred POSTER, who recently had his
leg broken while visiting at Helena Ark.
returned home yesterday. The break is a
bad one, and Rochester physicians say that
he wiz be laid Up for some time.
VIII c. Brown, former Rochester boy
sailed on the 18th inst. from Victoria, B. c.
on the steamship Islander for Alaska He
went with a party of friends from Stephen,
Mimi, where he was engaged in the practice
OF Law for six years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23

was still longer in travelling from Rich
mond to Philadelphia in those times.
and it was not till thirteen days after
the event that the Packet contained
an account of the celebration at Rich
mond with the usual demonstrations
of joy In the evening an elegant en-
tertainment was provided at the capt.
toll, at which was a large and respscta-
bic company"
In 1879 the birthday following Wash
ington's election as president seems to
have been celebrated everywhere on the
22d. and to have been made the occa sion
of balls. levees. and similar entertain
nents in most OF the leading cities
There were not a few in, those days
however. who saw in all this public
enthusiasm a sign of approac ching dis
aster to American liberty The same
class of suspicious and fault-fnding
citizens who nowadays see a cause
of war in every fresh twirl a foreign
ambassador gives his moustache. were
then making the air clamorous with
warnings that such idolatry of one hui
man being by others was the first step
toward a dictatorship andzthe destruc
ton of all the ideals which had ami
mated the War Of the Revolution. But
this sort of drivel very generally gave
way TO common sense at the close of
the century. when congress recon-
mended that. in view OF Washington's
death. the 22d of February. 1900. should
be treated everywhere as a holiday
and devoted 10 becoming tribute to the
virtues of the great and good man who
mad passed away. II is said by some
historians that no celebration since has
equaled that II was made particular
" notable by the participation Of Ma
sonic bodies in the chief cities. the
French freemasons vying with their
American brethren in the honors paid
to the dead.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23
MYSTIC KREWE OF COMUS.
High Carnival ia the MardI Gras
Cities of the States of
the South

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 22.-To-
night the Mystic Krewe of Comus, ap-
peared on the streets with one of the
most gorgeous and at the same time
Interesting pageants that has ever ap-
pCared in New Orleans. The theme was
Shakespeare, and all the familiar
characters and plays were pictured
with faithfulness and splendor un-
surpassed.
After the parade the Mystic Krewe
entertained with grand ball at the
French opera house.
Memphis. Tenn, Feb 22.-The Mardi
Gras festivities were concluded tonight
with a parade consisting of thirteen
floats, representing historical events.
Mobile. Ala, Feb 22-Mardf Gras
was celebrated today by five mystic
parades and public concerts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23
PICTURE OF DESOLATION
CUBAN CONDITIONS DESCRIBED BY
A BOSTON INVEsTIGA TOR
Place OF Hawaii Usurped I'm the Ex-
ecutiye Session of the senate by
the Wnr-Stric.<cn IsIand-Non-
COmbatants Suffering Now rs
Under the weyIer Regime.

WASHINGTON. Feb. % - Cuba
usurped the place of Hawaii in the ex-
ecutive proceedings of the senate to-
day. and was under consideration for
an hour or more
This proceeding was based upon a
document presented by Senator Nor
gan, of Alabama. as the result of an
interview between himself and a Mr..
Koop. of Boston, Mass. In presenting
the document Senator Morgan said that
Mr.. Keep was a capitalist, who had
but recently returned from Cuba, after
a most exhaustive exploration of the
island
Senator Morgan laid considerable
stress upon the Importance of the docu-
ment. which resulted from a steno-
graphic report of the interview between
Senator Morgan and Mr.. Koop. The
document consisted of questions by
Senator Morgan and replies by Mr.
Koop.
The latter said that he had been in
thirty-four provinces and had spent
more or less time in each of them in
the prosecution Of his inquiries In TO
place outside of Havana, he said, was
any effort made to take care of the
reccrcentrados, and he declared the pso-
pie were dying in great numbers in all
places in which they had been collect
ed together by the Spanish authorities,
beth as a result of the cruelty of the
Spanish troops and for the lack of food.
He declared there was no evidence in
the provinces of a more liberal treat
ment Of these unfortunate people IN
der the administration of Gen. Blanco
than there had been under the Weyler
regime, and said the people in general
were in just as deplorable a condition
as they had been before the change
In no case had the reconcentrados
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23
STATE Y. M. C. A. TO CAMP OUT
mmiffee of State Organization
Authorizes Establishment of
Camp on Lake MinnefOnIxa

The annual meeting of the state ex-
ecutlve committee of the Y NJ. c. A.
was held yesterday at the Commercial
club
Among those present were Prof.
Haynes. of the state university: Prof.
Cheney. of Carleton college, r. H,
Chute. minneapolis; c. L Fuller, Min
neapolis; Walter n. Carroll. Minneap-
olls; Z. 5. Ward Minneapolis: c 7
aunt and Ct. w. Lewis. of St. Paul
Ihere were also present State Score
Iary francis and Assistant Secretary
Lewis Hill
The committee appointed at the las;
annual meeting to look up a site and
ADVISE as to the practica bility of estab
HSnlng state camp institute present
ed a report
The committee strongly recommend
ed that such camp be established
during the summer months In their
opinion 1t was one of the best wsrks
the Y. NJ. c. A could establish and
the expense would be only nominal
georgetown bay, on Upper Minnetonka.
was very desirable location, the com
mIttee thought, and recommended n
as they could make satisfactory ar
rangements with the owners of prop
erty on the lake front there
Inc matter was discussed at length.
with the result that authority was
vested in the same committee to %
ahead and perfect arrangements. IL the
funds could be raised.
several of the committee expressed
themselves as willing to undertake the
work OF raising a sum sufficient to
carry the project through without bur
aenlng the society with any additional
Indebtedness
The matter of printing an annual re-
port was talked over, as was also the
printing Of state literature to be dis
triouted among the societies in the
state. The annual report, if ordered
printed, would awake interest in soma
OF the dormant societies. The score
tary and the committee son printing
were authorized to look into the mat
ter. and. if the report could be made
10 pay, by the assistance of adver
tlsements. the committee was author
lied to go ahead with the work.
The annual election of Officers was
held. and resulted as follows: Presi-
dent Frost was reelected c. s. Ward
of Minneapolis, was selected as secre-
tary. and r. H. Chute. OF Minneapolis.
treasurer. State Secretary Francis and
Assistant Secretary Hill were re-elect-
ed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-23
DEPOT OF GRANITE.
One to Re Erected IL, st. Cloud This
Year

Year.
spec-al % The St. Paul Globe
81 CLOUD, MINI. Feb. 1.-The commit
tee representing St. Cloud business men,
Fhich interviewed President Hill. Of the
Great Northern, yesterday, reports a very
1 satisfactory conference. Regarding the re-
quest for 4 new station to be built CT gran
lie, Ar. Hi said that the company would
oulld a Eood depot IN this city this year and
tnat II would be located al the junction Of
the OSSeo and the main line which is in
the western part Of the city. The reason
Tor this : that in the near future the Great
Northern viii make the track which runs
up 10 St Cloud from the Twin Cities on
Ine vest side Of the river the main line
ana al through passenger and freight bust
- will pass over IL Mr.. Hill SAYS that
wins 20 the cIrcuitOus way Of getting out
OF minneapolis on the East side the through
tFaAns lose twenty minutes Of precious time.
Il vas also learned by the committee that the
Great Northern viii put on a new passenger
IRAN rom Sioux City TO Duluth this year.
PRESIDENT Hill told the committee he had
sreat faith in the Sioux City-Duiuth line,
which would open up new line for the
shipping II To Duluth and over the Great
Lakes cheaper rate could be made than
by way OF Chicago. The Great Northern
was now building q great elevator in Duluth
Tor coarSer grains. and he expected an i'm
meuSe business which had formerly gone
over the Chicago lines The new arrange
.ment VIII be important 70 ST. Cloud as it
VIII give this city 8 through line 10 Duluth
L1or passenger business.