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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

pber uuf ibr &lopfen BON ben 5rausn einz
gelafen tporben, t%porduf biefelben NIT 9aden
iiber bic N6nungsloien berfielen, unb nd9s
Dem fe biefel6en i~iberipdltigt batten, bas
6dus in Brand itedten. Sci Der 8ergurg
Der S9perberlebten purbe mod cine bierz
5ebnidbrige So6ter bermibt, bic mad 20a
f9ung beg 8rdnbeS uGs pertoblte 2ei9e aufz
eefunben purbe. 9ie @erleBungen iinb t0bt=
li9er gaatur; bic Jrau @anbner's biirFte
f6on geftorben Tein. Saus, @~taIungen urb
@9eune iinb OO1itdnbig niebergebranni; BON
ben Sbdtern bat man feline Spur.
= r@prap", bus ttetnfe &C.
ge1f9tff Der @elt, lit NIT einer qanz
gem MannT9aft, bic aus benz Sapitdn Sofua
Slocum beitebt, am 26. Sunuur 9lidli9 in
bic SafeIbai %eingeluufen, no gang Sap
itabt ben mutbigen Seemann uno feline NuBz
f9afe betpunbert. 0as @3iTf lit 40 Sup
lang, bat 9 Sonnen unb einen Siefgang BON
5 SUB. Ser &apitGn bat Dos gan5e 6aErz
5eug felbit gebaut unb 5mur aus norbumsriz
funifden Gihenz unb Si4tenbOI3. @IOeum
lit BON m~ittterer @rDbe; aug benz !pettergez
~brdunten, ~faltigen @eIi9t leu9ten blaus Nuz
gen. Sin trodener 6umor DeIebt feline 8ez
T9reibungen. Nm "A. Qpril 1895 trat er
bon Bolton aug feline &eiie um bic Welt an
unb bat feitbem $4,000 SeensiGen 5uriidgez
legt. Gr panbte it9 na9 Gibraltar, treu3te
ben NtlantiI9en Ocean auriid in iiibnefGiz
der 3i9tung unb fubr an Der Sffiiits BON
Siiodmerifd entlang, pafirte bic StraBe BON
MageIan uno tpurDe am Sap 6prn BON
einem @turm erfabt, Der in ieirer unmittels
barren NGbe Elm grOBes S9iff in ben barsz
bo6en &reu5tpe1en begrub unb einen ni9t
minber impofanten 8iermuiter feires Safslz
tperfs beraubte. Slocum iteuerte an benz
einfamen GiIan6 Suan 6ernunbsa bor6ei
na9 Samoa in 81 Sagen, p6ne ~irgenbno
Mnter ausgepOrfen gu buben. 9on Samoa
fn6r er mad Sasmdnien, bann in ben eynbiz
iGer Sceon bur9 Die Meersngs bon Sorres
unb na9 Der Snfel Muuritius, mad 0dtdG
unb &apitabt. Bon bier 9ebentt er iber ct.
Selena Weitinbien ouf3ufu9en unO bon bort
mad Norbamerita s~uriid3utebren. Wenn sr
biefes 3iel errei9t, pirO ii9 bic HeiIe a,lf
mebr als brei Sabre ousgebe6nt bdben. Der
rSprup" lit itets rei9Ii4 NIT 2ebensmittetn,
Srinftpaifer, Sbee, 8uffe o~erIOrgt, namentz
li9 fibrt sr grOBe @orrdtbe BON pflanaenz
na6rung, bic in iebem 9afen Ourh frii9e err
1ebt 1perben. Ser etpu 50iGbrige Serr bat
fi8 bur9 feline freien @Ortrds. in &dpTtabt
groBe 8eliebtbeit errungen, unO man tpiinf9t
i6m gliidlihe 9eimtebr na@ Bottom. @enn
ie Elm tiibner Nbenteurer ii9 Der ipo6lberz
bienten 8u6e e~rfreuen fam, 10 tpirb biss BEL
benz tapferen Nmerituner Der San fein, ipenn
.er emit ben n6ufen errei3t bat unb binter
Ii9 feb bas Meer unb bic Stirms."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
2~luoemeiner maarenmarft.

8utter-geft ereamsro, 1876; l. Aualttdt, 1s-
17c; 2. l3-14c; bette na9gema9te. 1Sh-15hc; bette
9oirp, i6c; ]. Aualttat, 1215-14hc; 2, Aualitdt 10H
-11Mc.
adfe- swins, s-s15c; eintburser, 11-I1ht;
S6netser, 1l--11Hc; anterifanil9er &die III Sioerpool
BIS Cd fir liz Yfuno.
gpbnen Bette, 9sc-$loo; quite 1886; bette
,N3ebiums", 92- 95c; 9erinse Auulitdt. 1886.
et - Iurteps. 7-9c 0os pfnno; SIbnsr.
7-8c bag gfunb; Guteu, ~: oas 9funb; SdaIs $500
900 bos 9uBenb. EiE@t"
Tier - @au8 frii8s, gsrlufte abesrebnet, exc
bos 9ubenb. Ism
ao1b il st1a-so-75 gfO. selpt4t s-sHs; rs
100 @fb.. 7-7hc; lOO-1lO Pfh. &c. sesuBhntiasi
unb idpsres. 5-5Hc. .o4Es
Srtf8e Stf6e - graa gas, sross Aas gfnas
1o-llc; Pifs, g.; gifereL, ct
Grbbeeren-&us S5lortba, 35-45 cts. Aas Qnort,
g~erin9ere Guolitdt l5-25c.
Mepfel-8en 9aots, 81. 1885 WOineInp. %. 90
BIS; Winom Sutss, $~3.0O-3.5O; Toman 8eautp.
s3.00-400 bas Sag.
@onansn = Bette, sI.oO-L95 bas sanbs-
Set9en @elpoi9ene, 15-20c bns 9fanS.
raneen- Mertfontfhe, $1.75-225. lir5#.5
gitr One n-8eite Nuatitdt, 81 s5-3 Is Die atife.
aart o ffet II - Sebrous, 59-64:; 8nrbaats. &C.
6sr; TDie, 5S-61e; @ssrIsB. 5s-64c; Rings. $50
bas 8uibst.
eaB. RartOff elm - SUITE Sainois, s2.25-so)
ses gaB. q
SDie bel It - 75-S5' oa3 3 Il 9t. s
MetBtrant - Use bas SSoB.
8IumentobI- s.. 75-225 bic Rite.
GeIIerte - 15-25c has 9useuo.
&ppff al at - 1870; bic &iits.
0utbe &itbeu gsue, $1.75-225 has 5ab.
@eIbe Ct i'll en-, ~neue - 20-25c oas @ubsnb.
@urten- $l.00-L2 5 has SubenS.
II III n-S2. Oo-2. so fir R6r61sh
Rabtes9en - $40: 6o8 Duseno.
ah fsrp aareu-59peiusfsii4.5dTsE 7lH-7s:
flsine G9maIstiithen, so-S2He.
9duts Crime g~siaISeue, iebss @etpi9t sea 1.
7A-se; CRIME s~eiaI3ene, iebss @ent9t go. g. SX-ee;
gaIb go. l, 12c; SRaIb yto. 2, I0HG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
8rteftnttben amf2et6ttbiirntett 1tnS
&rie0Sf6iEen Ser 0er. Gtantem.

S6eritlieutenunt 9eap, Sugenieur i'm britt
ten 2eu9ttburmz Department, bs1en 8uz
reau fi9 in S~pmptinsbiIe uuf Staten So
lamb befinbet, bat fir5Ii8 ieiner porgeiebten
8eb0rbe in Mufbin9ton ben 8orfAlag GEE
ma9t, 8rieftaubsn fir ben 2eu9ttburmz
bien1t gu bertpenben. Gin ausgearbeiteter
PGan but 8etfuG i'm Slottenmtniits<
RUM gefunben unb Der @ongreb pirb UNI Die
nDt6ige 8etpiligung erfu4t tperben.
Ser Plan eebt babtn: 8rt:ftalben tper@
ben auf See binansgenommen unb fir ben
9ient, gu tpel4em ite, betimmt itnO, abge<
rt9tet. SIM &riegsfaGe tperbea Die SAla3tz
i4tffe NIT elmer 4n3ubl fol6e- 9rieftauben
Oerieben, um pi4tige Na4ri4ten na4 Der
8iiFte gu bermittelm.
9us Slottenminifterium Fat BEL Oberitz
lieutenant 9eup ungefragt, p5 es lnDgli4 iein
tpiirbe, 9aubenf9GGge auf ben 2eu9ttbiirz
men bon Sire SsGan6 unb Gb;nnecOd ein3uz
ri9ten; tpern biss m0gli9- fei, folten be-
fonbere MGnner nit Der Nnffi9t iiber bieie
S~aubenf9lGge betraut tperben.. Die pint
mort Soaps ldutete, baB bic Ginri9tung fol-
9er Sa1beni9ldge tpp6G m0gli6 fei, hp4
tpiirbe er ntdt ratben, be onbere 2eute bufiir
un3utelen, pel9e ni9t gum 9epertement
gebDren; Die Mn9dteGten Ger 2eu9ttbirme
f%Onnten, penn tie bdfiir cine feline @rtrdz
bergitung er6ielte1, bic Pflegs Der Sau6en
gang gut ii6ernebmem
@s fpllen borldufig 3nei Iol4er Suu6en@
f~tatiDnen erri9tet tperben, auf Sire S5Ganb
unb in 8abeIint. Sberftlieutsnant Soaps
SSbee 1T, bic Sau6en bebufs 46ri4tung NIT
telit Der 2eu9tt6urmtenbers fur3e Strcden
in Die See binaus3uT9iden, Biz ie fi4 GEE
tpDbnt baben, bon bort na9 ibten S9ldz
gen 3uriid3utebren. !9aben Die 5biete ba5
geGernt, 10 tperOen tie our ~peitsren @Hsbilz
bung auf bic 8riegsf9iffe bertbeilt toerben,
9os Slottenbepartement se6t nit Der 4bz
ii9t I'm, 8r~teftaubsnzS tatiOnen in 8drnez
gat, Cape Map, @dpe 6enrD. Supiter Snlet,
Sompa, an Der Gtnfabrt CUR. Mpbtle Sal, an
Der W&iinbung Deg Miififipp, .auf Der 909s
BON 8albeftDn II. |. n. rin3uri1ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

11niere @ usfu9runinG6nbi9 en-
Gr3eugniffen I'M Monat Sebrudr
bate einen Wertb pon $61, 634,O91, gegen
$72,887,60 inn Monat Sanuar 1898, unb
$49,219,56O i'm Gebruur 1897. Bon Der
btesidbrigen 5ebruuruusfu6r entfielen auf
8rObfOFfe $21,898,172, uuf 8aumtpolIe
$21, 753 1874, auf Minerul01 $2,998, ia, ouF
@ieb unb S8peiue $3,1O2,147 unb uuf
Probtfionen $11,881 ,784. Die @efommtz
ausfu6r in bieien Nrtifeln fir bas Sinan3z
iabr belief ft3 auf $537,076,594, segen
$473,234,630 i'm eleihen 3eitraum bes 8orz
iubres. 9On Der biesid6rigen 6ebrnorau5s
fu6r Der 8robitOffe entfieGen $6,452,628 lui
8ei5en, befen bur9T9nittIi6er NusfIbrz
preis elm tpenig iiber SO Gents mar, unb
$6,O00yO48 uuf Dei5enmebI, (0ur9f9nittsz
ausfn6rpreis per SUB $4.4O).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

i Ser Surnbe5trf @iseonfin,
ipel4er am Samitug unb Sonntu5 in mill
palfee tu9te, b%eripurf ben Nntrag, ben
Graaen bole MitglieberreAte, alio au9 cas-
Stimmre9t gu ssetpdbren. Mls Be-
fiirporter beg Nntrags tbaten il1 b~eipnbers
Is. s. 8oppe, Or. Sortmann uito 6einri9
9ubn berpor, pdbrenb bic Surner Geo.
&%i1termartn urb gmil Wu[Iber ba9eqem
ipra9en. Der Nntrug purbe itliebli9 nit
"a Stinrrnert bsrtporfen, gegen 81, bic bdfiir
~ubgeseben purben. @enn Elm foI9es gfez
iuGtat in Milpautee, benz Gibe bes Surrerz
organs unb bes &abitalislnus, gu @tanbc
tommt, bann bruu9t man ni9t beipr9t gu
iein, buB in ben iibrtgen Surnoereiren bes
2arOes bic 8efirtporter hes Srauenitit1;mz
re4ts Sbertpafer betomne:.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
eerbtmsrS lou estO emt5@ yei,,.

Sr. Ga 8ue, Die beribmte fran 5Oiti6e autoritdt
of benz @ebiste abnormer Gri6cinuneen unb Qroe
fefor an Der 9apalz1tniOerftdt 1T, na@ einoebenoer
8ersGei8uns Der statiftiten in 5rantrsi6, geloiem,
enelano unb ben Ser. StGuteu. gu benz e6lub sefOmz
rnb epiOemii6 lift. Sc ipri6t bafhr ani6einenO iebr
morbe n~umentli@ inter %iuneen WdO9en raid
auf chamber folgen: &elne bo6gelebrte Nutoritdt BAT
a6er biglanq nit @enauiqteit ~ieftgeiteat, Of Malaria
sRiOsmiiS e6ss sns snhrS9,d it; i%nGsfen it Is leit ne6s.
SSo6s' ' Sas has auSsridifofe @Orbeuoalnasa nm S S"iis
mittel fir bic peri6ieOenen Sormen BON Malaria
Soitetter's Maeenbitters 1T. Interchangeable 8atien@
nit GrfoGo anectpenoet. ~iunoern cmpfeblen IS aud
eeoen &beumatfsnns, 3iersn= unb 2eberbci@peroen,
@%erDoFfdf, 0pspepfe unb @ertOpfun9; Gs Oermebrt
in oen, Dor usli@er @eife bic 5&tUd@e SOrrideaber
SABRE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
4nIano.

- @ef9t3tGt3es BRA q b t.
9as 9irettorium Der Oeuti9sn GeIeui6aft
in Milpaufee beabfi6tigt, cine @eI6i4te bes
9eutf9t6ums bon Wisconiin berou5auseben.
Ser nDtbi9e Guranttefonb bon $4,000 1T
dufgebrd9t; bo9 berlautet no1 nt9ts NGz
6eres buriiber, pem Die Nusfii9run9 bieicr
iiberaus f9tpierigen Nufgabe anOertraut nerz
ben pirb.
- Der sune menbe 8erfebt
nit Der WeIttiifte pon Nprbz unb Siibamer5z
ia bdt bic Banana @ifenbabnzG ompagnie
beranlaBt, dnftdtt pie bis6er ale 5ebn Suge
BON nun an tpD9entlib einen 0ampfer 5tpiz
f9en Seem gort unb @OGOn fabren 5u laiien.
Sn Splge be7en lit Der 9umpfer nNatdnce"
am0ienitug, 8. MGr5, BON NepYort abgefabz
rem. 9emfel6en fOlsen an ben O~urouffolz
genben OienI tagen bic 9ampfer rQ0Dance"
unb vStnance".
-@roBeG 9ufbteb liable. Mus
ber @tunung BON 8. q. Garrett, MtbGunb,
Seras, unb u. 6. @obdir, ct. 2ouis, in Der
Na8barT8aft Der @ieb6Ofe an bee SFIeite
bon ct. 2oui8, ftnb in ben letten Moden
gan3e Wagenlabungen S4afe setOblen tporz
ben. Die 8%isbbdnber batten bic 5tauung
bor 3 Monaten gemietbet uno 5000 S9afe
BARN untergebra9t. Sic bertauftsn mad
1000 Stid unb entbedten bot rinigen Sagen,
bab feline 1000 mebr porbnnben Ieien. Mebz
rere Wagenlabungen tpuren geftobten. Sin
priDatz8ebeimpoli5iit, ben man NIT ben
Rd9forf9ungen b~etraute, rrmittelte, bob bic
G9afe Na9ts gum 5enfter berausge6olt unb
in einem Wugen fortgefabrsa parer. @s
purbe bieier Sage cine Ner6aftung borgez
nommen u1rb Elm 9eftGnoniB e%rlangt, mad
peG9em bic S9afe gef4la@tet unb bic &Dpfe
pergrdben lporben tparen- @nbere 8erbaf=
tungen tpsrben fOlgen,
SOB zines befnnnten 0triz
genten. Nus 9ouiton, Seras, tDmmt bic
Ru9pi9t, baB baIelbft Der Muifter urb Or
9eferz9 irigent 4leranber GeeuG bur9 bas
@imebmen bon Maorp9in Yeinem 2eben elm
Sltpt S0AluUI Jul. SgeAI SeSuu w uTL SUDI
zines 8antisrs in Gigo. ST fam i'm Otter
bon etpa 30 Sa6reu nu9 Nn1eritd unb biriz
eirte cine 3eit lang bas Sr9eter i'm Chen
Muieum in Retp Oorf. SSSn biefer SteIung
berblisb er rttpa 2 Sabre. @r ma9te bann
beri9iebene &eifen na9 europa, fam ober
immer pieOer 5uriid. GegdG birigirte uu8
fur3e 3eit bds Or9eiter in 9ammeritein's
Opera 9ouIe in Seem 0orf, auBerbem fanb
er in BERT 9iebenen GommerplGben lDbnenbe
8ei9Gftigung. @pr pi1i9sn SSSabren cling
Der Mann nu4 benz Siiben unb nanDte ft9
5uert Seem Orleans gu. Seitber baben i'm
feline su6lrei9en Neip Oorter Srermtbe aus
benz 9eit9t Derloren. Ser Mann gait fir
duBerit tiidtig IN Ieinem Sat-.
= Cine &iefenfunpne. 0ie1er
Sage pirb bic &~ieIenfanone, Die bon 6errn
Sailing i'm @uftrage Der 8egierung in ben
Stisf9en Stabltperfen in Glebelanb bsrge=
ftelt mirb, i6ren lebten pro3eB burblau=
fen. 0erfelbe betebt barin, baB man ben
2auf in einen Sfen bringt, tpo er erbibt
tpirb, Inn auf fol6e Weife bus Ausgliiben
lei9ter unb f9neler bornebmen gu fOnnen.
SObulb bies 9ef4eben, gebt bas f3tpere &ii>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Sn SDIge bes BON ber tbm tDbtGi9 ber9abz
ten 6IotttnDorGd9e .errungeren ST.
fo[ges 1T @u9en &t6ter pieber Der
qlte @tFtmi9el. @r bObnt: Die 8ubgetcOmz
bes Rei9stags babe Die BON Der 9fez
~berlnneten S4iffsbauzHuten pbne
Oebatte %angenommeu, a6er bic &offpelioz
felt Der grri9tung fe3s3ebnfibiger @6tritte
in @iG6etmsbaben babe ie eriinbli6 er0rtert;
fe babe Miiden gefeigt unb 8ameele bers
19ludt. 60 ii6eGrte9enb tlagt unb b06nt
@ugen Ri9ter. &ber es 6i1ft i'm niGts!
Ser &ei9stug ntmmt bic BON feinem Sub
getansf9uB empfoblene 8orlage bod an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
gpsd,en4lta,e autssots staats- asttasa, as,4t.pod5, IS. gaar, 1898.

MnIase, in itdbtif9e gerpdltung Dorldufig
pertdgt perben fol, B. 3. tpenn niht bic De-
motraben bas 8aumgdrtnerf9e programm
aufne6nren uttb Die 3epublifaner f9fasen.
,@rfreuli4 1T es gu feben, buB Miltpuutee Ieit
elmer Geibe BON Subren burauf aus 1T, 9eutz
f4e gu 8iirgermeiftsrn gu tpGblen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Ser repub1itunif4e Stubtz
Content BON Mi1paufee 1T 10 aus
gefallen, pie an bief er Stele am Montag in
@usii9t seitelt purbe, 9r. @tI.lfam
bat nit 40 Stimnen iiber 6rr.
8uumgdrtner gefiegt, unb bamit 1T IS ente
f6ieben, bob bic %l1ebernubme Der ftdbtif9en
Ginri9tungen, nit 4usnabnle Der Miaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

g2a9riGten aus Wufbinston ruffsn rr<
feben, baB es bieslnuG feline 5 III g. unb
6ufen<8tG1 seben piro. g1iidli9er
Wei1e lit fir ben Gbicugoz5luB burd bic gez
mtf9te 8epiGigungsz gorGuge nit 100000
ae1orgt tporben, urb bas @leide ipirb tppbG
in 8e3ug alf Die anbern abioIut lt0tbisen
unb unaufi9iebbaren grbeiten geIheben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Our9 bas Geuer tplrben cine groBe Ntz
5abI 9erfonen tpenigifens 3eitlpeilig urbeits>
los. Die Sirrnu Gtiemurt, &aiier &c So. all
lein bef6Gftigt APO QrbeiterinntIl, bic ldnz
gere 3eit feiern miifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Ser fiibne britif9e @bentsurer rnD goG2z
ni1dtor Cecil Rbobes niiblt unb bp6rt
in Sii6@Nfritd unermioli9 gegen bic 8urtns
Stadten. @u4 9rdfibsnt Stepn
bon Dem nunmebr NIT Srna5oaaG eng ter
biinbeten Strange reitoat tparnt baber iebt
in trdftigen Reben in Der 0ortigtn 6auptz
itabt 8loemfontein einbringli9 bOr 8bobes
lpab befIen gegen Die @et6Hf4nbigfeit Der
beiben 8urenItodten geri9teten NnI9lGgsn.
sSn ben lebten @OAen ar6ettete gfbobrs auf'3
eifrtgfte, I'm ibet Der am II. Mdr5 in Der
&aptoIonie t~uttfinOen5en 8eie5gez'
bungspubl cine Mebrbeit ~Ieiater &nhdngsr
fir Die neue @eiebge6ung gu eraieler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
g d ii 8 fmrf E.
0amoeIsb d. t.
6etreioeb6rfe.

q VITA 2 Q, Deli TO. Wtur3.
9is Hb9ftsn, nisOrieften uub S@Gubprelfe tparsu:
Hotiruneen: S&luBprelIe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
inamibtrt DIT.
Der 6eIomdrft.

Der 6eIomdrtt.
Sie gontouselei9un9sn b~elieTen fa eeItern ouf
SIC, 974, Ill.
Ws9fel auf Stem gurt tpurben nit 80 Gents aufaeGb
perfauft g.. .-.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
Dtebmarft.

wtnOOies purSs IN ben stOt.garos ME tOlst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

in S90nau BEL @raslib i'm b0bmii9en gras
9ebirge beriibt tporben. BORT tpo6nt in einern
einfam gelegenen 9ofe Der 2anbpirtb Sanbs
ner mutt elmer 5ablrei4en San1ilie unb lsinsr
Mutter. Wdbrenb Sanbner nit einem srs
tpa9fenen Sobne, benz 99tpiegerfobns unb
suei S09tern uuf elmer Saf9ingsunter9alz
tung in einem @uftbauie in S9Dnau mei(ie,
BADEN elm ober mebrere S6Gter auf benz 6ofe
Elm grduenbolles Werf ~begangen. @egen 10
11br 4benbs faben Na9burfamilisn Slam
men aus benz Wobnbaufe 19lagen. 8ebsraie
5rauen = bic meiften Mdnner tporen MINI
li9 ausgegdngen eilten 6erbei, branqen in
bas einIame 9aus unb fanben bic Muitei
unb Die SrauS anbner's fotpie cine 125cSahre
ulte So9ter unb bds erit 26 Woben alte
Gr1felfinb betpuBtlos unb init f9iperen Wunz
ben bebedt. Mdn bra9te bic S9peroerfehz
ten in Giderbeit. Oie S6dter iinb entlpsbsr
bur4 Elm 5enfter in bic Wobnuns ~sebrungen
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
JUDGE JACK SON.
His Vacation Ended and on Duty Again.

Judge Jackson returned from his trip to the sound cities last week. The departments at Washington gave him d leave of absence for thirty days, but he only took twelve. The old court house looks awful lonesome when the judge is gone and our people are glad to see him back again. The judge k d live. wide awake. progressive citizen. and when Fort Wraugefs friends are invoiced, there are none that will give time and money more literally than the judge, to further her interests.
 \ News man found the judge in his office a few days ago and really it does one good to hear his encouraging talk concerning the future of our city. What do you think of the future of Fort Wrangel?" said the News man.
 "Fort Wrangel is all right replied the Judge. This is going to make the big city of Alaska and don't be afraid to tell your readers so. We will have some quiet times the same as all other places. but Fort Wrangel is going right ahead. While was below 1 re ceived information that the Canadian people are going to put the wagon road from Glenora to Lake Teslin into good condition at once. which will be follow ed by the construction of the railroad
 The Judge reports pleasant time while away. He shows that the outing of even twelve days was of great benefit to him. A mum Der of cases were await ing his return and he is kept busy now disposing of them.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
S3OO.00 A DAY TO THE MAN
That Strike Reported in the News
 of the 18th confirmed.

A few weeks ago, the News published an interview with Mr. M. II. Saunders, of Glenora, in which he reported a rich strike in the upper country The re port was not generally believed and some few thought we should not have given the item space.
 It was grand scoop. William Alb bolt is the name of the man who went to Vancouver for supplies In an inter view in that city he confirms all that the News stated and places the rich ness of the discovery at S7.0O to the pan which is even more than S300.o0 to the man per day. We regret that we cannot publish Mr. Abbott's statement this issue but it will appear in our next.
 Look out for grand rush when the location of the new mines is made pub lie. and in the mean time, keep your eye on the News for the latest and most reliable information of Alaska.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
A Real Estate Deal.

There are two men in this town whose names are Reid and Wheeler. Mir. Reid k a member of the firm of Reid X Syl- yeater. Wheeler Was in the tobacco trade Wheeler wanted to sell his resi- dencc. for he was going out of busi- ness, and be offered it to Mr. Reid.
 "ilow much will you take for your place." said Reid
 Wheeler
 Make out your deed and come and get your money, will take it if we never get a railroad,' replied the old timer.
 Wheeler hustled off and Henry Drum made out deed which was duly exc edted. By this time Wheeler didn't want to sell as bad us he thought he did, and he went and told Mr. Reid he guessed he wouldn't sell at this time
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
Dan Bass.

Mr. Daniel Bass was iu town last Monday. He was a passenger on the Cottage City. You wlll ask. who is Dan Bass, anyhow? We'll. he k d Seattle lawyer. He was deputy in the prose cutting attorneys office for two years under Judge Miller. lt was during his second term of office, and the writer was also connected with the office, and We became pretty well acquainted. Now Dan aint very pretty, but he Is awful good: in fact. one of the best fel- lows in the land. full of life, jolly, and as true a friend as man ever had. He has a heart in him like the liver of d skate. and that hanes in four sections from the first stomach to the appendix. Now Dan is q good lawyer and a prose cutor never had better. truer and more energetic assistant. He gets there" If King county would put him ill that office. the criminals would be convicted and the taxpayer wouldn't need to blush with shame over the manner in which the business was coll ducted. Dan hasn't never had a moth er-in-law yet. but he k prime fayorite with the bright. sweet girls of Seattle. If we were to describe Dan in few short words. we would say that he is the best boy living.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29

\ warrant was placed in the hands of the marshal on the 2}rd for the arrest Henry Sirr. Edward Grim and George Rinearsou. charging grand larceny The facts upon which the complaint k based k for the conversion of partner ship property by one of the partners. we are informed.
 It was a happy surprise for Mr R. (. Diehl. his wife and daughter. Miss Ros ella. recently arrived in town to pay him visit. They came d long way from Montrose. Colorado. We hope they will be pleased with Fort Wran- gel, and they will receive a hearty wei como from our people.
 O. H. Bernard. the popular merchant. cut some wood the other day-he cut his foot also. The former was inten- tional. the latter was not. The injured foot k not carried in d sling, but all awful roomy slipper. Mr. Bernard told il News man that hereafter some one besides himself would cut the wood around his place.
 Nr. W. II. Corbeil is putting the well back of the Barnes residence in shape for the coming dry weather. This well supplies d great many people with wat CT and Corhcil k HOW out of pocket ten dollars in keeping it in repair for the use of the public. The people who are getting water there will not do right if they fail to reimburse him.
 The Skookum, l.. o. Waldo captain came into port last Saturday afternoon. Tug Pioneer had the Skookum in tow She had fifty-nine horses for this place that were brought down from Skaguay. The stock will be taken up the river to Glenora to be used on the trail between that place and Lake Tes- lin. tN-Goy. Austin of Minnesota owns seventeen of the horses. Lane & Harting twenty. P. II. Holloway thir teen. F.. Beeletz five. Fred Mansfield two and E. Mcdonald two. The Skoo kum is very roomy barge. Capt. Wal do informed News man that her car go from the Sound up was over 3O0o tons dead weight. This iS the first trip mp for the Captain and he has enjoyed if very much. He is most pleasant gentleman to meet and he don't have any of the swelled head in his make up.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
Tie Liquor Law.

The Post-Tntelligencer of the 23rd contains an editorial condemning the Alaska iiquor laws. A fair investiga ton will lead to no other conclusion than that congress should change to high license and until then, the enforce ment of the present. statute should be abandoned. The editorial referred to is ill line with some comment recently made in the News.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
S25.oo for Uncle Sam.

Dot Reed fired a pistol out of a sec ond story window of the Oriental hotel last Sunday night, which came very near taking effect in Capt. Adams per son. She was brought before Judge Jackson. The proceedings had there were eminently satisfactory to every body, but Dot. He charged her S25.00, which was promptly paid.
Fort Wrangel news., 1898-06-29
A Hint to the Board of Health.

If Dr. Campbell and his assistants on the board of health will lariat that large fragrant William goat that is run ming around town near some of those filthy Indian cabins on East Front street. it will greatly improve the con dition of the atmosphere in that part of the city.