davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

MaBregel Ii ergriffen tptrb, UNI bic
a mertfant d e@oncurren5uus g
5uf 3IieBen, bann iinb es ui6t bic
Nmerifaner, iDn0ern mir Oeuti6e, Die segsn
cine fol6e bppotritii6e unO iddOIide poIitit
proteitiren miifen."
0uS lit Der ri9tige Stanbpunft. Wenu
mir ben 0eutI9en 6rii9te unb GGmereien
f9iden, bic ntht gang gefuno, gefdli3t, nit
f4doli4en 8eim:n ober gefG6rli9en Snistten
bebaftet finb, bann miifen mir uns bic Nus>
f6lteBun9 aus 0euti9en Mdrtten gefdllen
laien. Wenn mir aber uniere ferngefunben
unb i9mod6aften 4epfeG, bic ii6~ befanntli9
ptel ldnger balten ais Die beutl9en, 6inii6er
T6iden unb bic 9eutI6en nit elmer
biligen S6fiOrte beriorgen, an Der Ie 6ersit5
eiuen groBen GsfaGen ~gefunben BADEN, bann
fOute bic 3e9srung benz @srlangen Der
Ngrarier, ben unliebIamen GDncurrenten aus
benz Qanbe gu 6altsn, gang enti3ieosn entz
gegentreten.
Cine S9uBmaBregel, ME lie bon ben
@grariern geforbert ptrb, geb0rt in bic glei9e
GatrQorie nit ben englif9sn &orngefeben,
bic Gpboen gu Safe ge6ra4t bat. @u4
in 0euti4lanO tperben iOl9e Go6oenS err
ite6eu, peIhe lire Stimme gu 9uniten oes
arbeitenhen 8Oltes er6e6en, oas Bill
.Iige unO gefunbe Na6run9smittel BADEN
nil.
Seos 8eitsusrun9 bss eingefu4rten 9etreiz
bfs, 6GsiI9es unb Obtes 1T cine Rabrungs@
mittelOert6euerung, unO Die oeuti4e 8egiez
rung bat pabrIi9 feline l1ria9e, i'm Snterefs
Der Qunbpirtbe urrb Sumter pie Otonomiide
Gage Der @r6eiter nod i4pieriger uno i3rs
Oppoitipn nod f4Grfer gu ma4en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
4tmfere atepfet lit

Die ebsniO engber3igen tpie felbffii4ti9en
Qgrarier 9euti4Ionbs, peIde ii9 mad benz
@arbiIDe %unierer 8aub50uner ri4ten, tperbsn
BON Or. 8urtb, benz 6~erausge6er Der rGas
tiOn" in Berlin, enersii9 betdmpft. Sn
elmer Der Iebten Nusga6en bieies 8lattes rt6z
tet aud Der preuBii9e 2unOtagsabgeorbnete
80. 8roemeI feline f4urfe Sober gegen bic
Agrarier, pelde Die Hegierung gu bsranlafisn
lu9sn, amerttunifde Srii9te, befonbers
@epfeG, aus ben heuti4en Mdrtten gu buIten.
or f9reibt:
rWenn ameritanif9e 5rii9te tptrfli9 nit
f6dbliaen Snietten bebuftet limb, 10 baB lie
cine 9efabr fir uniere O6ftbGume biloen,
bunn BADEN mir gepiB elm Rebt, S9ubuaB=
regeln gu srgreifeu, Ob bas nun ben Qmeri>
fanern gefdGt Ober ni9t. sic BADEN bann
iiberbaupt teinen @runb CUR 8ef6nerbt,
benn lie Diirben inter glei9en umitdnbsn
ebenIp banbeIu. @snH bingegsn cine iOl9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
Ser OeHtf1samertfanif1e 8mnSes=
Seu0tor%

AuGbem Der bon braben SeltI9en gilz
tDdnberern itammenbe unb beutf9 er3pgene
repu6litonif9e Senator 9ep. 8. 8eIz
lington i'm bOrigen Sabre in ben 8unz
hesieuat eingetreten mar, trat er bort in fetz
ner Sungfernrebe ni6t nun gegen 0slbber@
f6le6terer, benen er ben lebten Demotraz
tiI9en grGibenten GleDeldnb als lobpiir=
Oiges Muiter e~ntgegenite1te, fOnOeru alh
gegen allies Singotbum garS entf9ieben auf,
Gr Ie9te babel audi bar, baB es Die oringenDe
4fli9t Der Ser. @taaten lei, Dor Der eigenen
2bire gu te6ren, lire 6inan3en gu Der6efern,
MtBb1Gu9e in ibrem Snnern ab5ui4affen,
ftatt rad @ermebrung ibres rieiigen 8eb;ez
tes 81 traGten unb nit anberen Nationen
Sruteb[ ober gar 8rieg an3ufangen.
1leber bic ieBige brennenoft tie Srage aber
bat Ii9 Senator @eaiugton 10 eben in 8alz
timore folgenoermaBen 0ffentli6 geauBert:
Sd CLAUDE ni1t, boB bic ipaniide Negisz
rung betreffs bes nMuine" @erratb geibt
bat. 9(u9 be3peifte i'd iebr, OuB es quito
9plitit mar, baS S9iff in ben 9afen BON
9uOunu gu fdidem, Sd babe es niemoIs fir
nstIe ge6alten, Die Gu6aner ais &riegfii6s
renbe an3usrtennen, benin meiner Nnfi6t not6
1T fir eineu ioI6en @4ritt feline geiebtide
8edtfertigung gu finben. O69lei3 es Obns
3msifcI fe1r i4Ie6te @panier giebt, 10 i4eiat
mir bieIe 8eoolution in Gu6a bod mebr cine
&epolte gegen ale unb ieOe Regierung 81
fem, aGs ausi6lieBIi9 gegen Die SpaHier,
Sd GaGte bic Gubaner ni4t fir fdbig, iiG
feI6f gu regieren, unb mir graut Dor Der
&usii4t, Elm 5~tpeites 6upti 10 nu6e gu nil
fen, 6ber gar Elm @ebiet gu annettiren, mel
DIES fir uns cine QueIe bsftdnbiger Mirren
Fsin pirbe. Sd babe ben @lauben nod nift
oufasas6en, baB ba5 rngliid Des nMaiue"
Elm GGert bes 3ufaQ5 mar"
Der anDere. unmittel6ar BON 0eutI6en
itammenDe 8unbesienator, 6eitfeto bon
Sbabo, bat feline 10 geiunoen 4nT6ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

ib uno Wiele nit mir Oil Scr 3uiammsnar@
beltef1 tnipfte1, Dsripirfli9t iDproen Iino. Sic
ertnnern il) 9epiB nod Der Morte, nit nell
9en il bieIes llnionscomite bsi Ieiner eriten
StBung be9riiBte. yfo1 einmul peiIe i5 in
oirier Stu1oe bes N6I6soes auf fe bin.
8soor ib @elegsn6sit babe, Die osrI6ieoenen
8orIdldse. bic gema9t por6en, lno lire
Wtotipirung elmer genducn, Ia9gemdBen
priifu gu unteriperfen, min unb muB ih
mid ieoeS urt9eils in bjeIer Sa9e entbulten:
@tnes dber fam unb pia i6 pffen Idgan:
Der oter Die, - auf pel6er Site Tie aud
gu finoen Iein m09en, oenen Elm unpur>
teiii9es urt6eil bic S9ulo 6eimeiien mug,
oQB Die 8er9anolpngen 81 teiner Giligung
fii6rten, 6a6en meiner Metnung nab cine
Ct mere ii It ort de 8erdntpor<
tung uuf Ii4 genOmmen.
Der Mqmd6tiga 6alte feline I6iBenbe
6ano ii6er mg;trer 9elie6tsn 00lfsr 3ufunft.
Gr 6etpabre audi i'm 3pun3i9iten Sabr6moert
Die 8ereinigung, Die I'M n@un3ebnten ben 8ruz
berreidan Sider6eit unb i9rsn @inpobnern
Slid ge6ra6t."
3iebt man bic groBarttge materieQe, tie
geiitige @ntpidlung in 8etra9t, beren It4
Hortpegen unter Der 9errI9aft be5 S6pt>
~bent0ni9s unb md6renb bes 8iinOniie5 nit
ieinem Na66arreib erfreut bat, uno bepentt
man, oaB Nortpegen fir iih aqein unm6gli4
Die 3Ole no6 MuBen bin ipielen fam, ME
ats She'll Der ifon6inubii6 den l1nioa, 10 me-
mig pie SeItsrrei4 unb ltngarn jebes fir f4
cine iol9e 8olle ME SeIsrrei4zungdrn, 10
tpirb es f4per, Die Srennungs6eitre6um9en
Ter nOrpegtlden &ooituten gu perte9en, ober
Tie fir pe~rniinftig gu balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

Nen Orleans 1uAt fi3 bur3 ben ges
eentpGrtigen berfaf nnggebenben
Gonpent BON 2ouiiiana bon benz Conn
taqsio9 gu befreien, bos i9m Dor Sab
rem BON Elmer bentofratti9en Staa:3geFeBgez
bunq in @eItalt zines allgemeinen ftaatlifen
Gpnntagsgefebes aufge6alit tpuroe. Der
Nem Orleanier Nb9eorbnete Seiter bat in Bee
fagtem Content cine MISUNDERSTANDING
beantra9t, pona9 rs Der Staatsge eBgsbung
berboten Isin ION, Elm algemeines Sonn:agsz
qeIeb gu e~rla1Ten. 9ie Gegelung Der Sonn@
tdgsfrage iou mad benz 0eiter'f9en Antra9e
ni9t Sadie Der Stuuts9eiebgebung Iein, fons
bern iebes e~in5elne pariib (@ountO bes
@tuates ion fir iib bariiber enti6fiOsn, ME
es nit Der 8ep6a6tung bes erften Cages Der
Wobe gu 6alten lei. Qber lparum oiefs ~2oz
cal Option" fir's ganae 9ariib unD ni1: fir
biz ~ein3elne Stobt2 Oie Stabt Dem Sr=
leans piirbe audi unter Der beantra5ten Se@
ftimmung ii9er Dor neuem SonntdgSprud
fein, neil iie audi i'm garii6 Orleans iberz
ipiegt, 4ber dbnli9 itebt's teinestpegs in all
len Pariibes nit Stdbtsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

ten i'm fir tobt. I'm 10 iiberrai6enoer nnc
erfreuliher fam bnber Die gliidli4e 0otlbaft
in 5orm zines 8riefss, bon @ulter Islbit 9e=
idrie6e11. SerIelbe lit BON Sep @eit aus
batirt, no 1i9 Der iunge Mann i'm 9oipttale
%befinoet. Sn benz 8riefe 1drei6t 98alter,
oaB er duf nunberbure MsiIe Dem SnDe ent=
9dngen lei. 8roB Der i9peren SerleBiingen
unb f6limmen 8~ranopunben lei es i4m nod
Seiungen, cine Strede bon 500 garos gu
I9pimmen unb in SiAsr6eit 3n gelan9en.
@s babe i6m 9iemanb cine 6iiIfreiGe 9anS
gerei9t, Ionbern er lei Bel ieintr Jtettung
gang uuf fi4 ieIbit angetpieIen gspeIsn.
2apptGnber unb Renns
tbiere. Nn 8oro bss 9ampfers nWtartz
tpban" langte am Samitag in Netp yort DIE
bon Der 8unoesregierung ousgeriitete 9ulfs@
Expedition fir guton an. Die expedition
itebt unter Der 2eitung bes Or. g. Sadtpn,
Der Die eritsn Gennt6isre in Nlasta einfiibrte
uno BON Der 8egterung beauftrngt tpur0e,
cine Nr5a6l 2applGnber uno Gennt6iere mad
4lasta gu %6ringen, I'm @rTtere bort ar5u4
iieDeln. Ser 9ampfer, ipe[9er bon 8oietop
in 2applanD fam unb "a Sage untsrne9s
pur, bra4te 113 @migranten, SGT Vienna
t6iere, 418 8enntbierI9litten, 511 Partten
9ef9irr gum @in1pnnnen Der S6iere, uno
5000 bis 1000 Sad Mpos, 6as 5utter fiir
Die 3enntbiere. Die gmigranten 6eitdnpen
aus 43 2%appldnbern, 5e6n Simmer unO 10
norlpegii1en Genntbterz 8uti9ern nit oeren
Samilien, i'm @an3en SO Wtdnnern, 10
6rauen unb &c &inbern. Gs befin0eI iih
aud feds 8rautpaare unter ben gnligrda=
ten, pel6e 3par unter 8ontruft na9 @rne@
rita tamen, aber neil Die Regierung lie Inl@
p~prtirte, bod lunben burften. Die jungeR
@9eIeute = einige Der NeuOermd5ltsa 1tEo
40 unb 80 Sabre alt = batten ftA erft Dor
Der Nbfa6rt truuen Gaifen. Die Geleai9aFt
nurbe ioFprt in etnen Spe3ial8ug gebra3t.
in tpsI1em tie na9 benz YugetzSuno fd3rt,
bon to ie per 9ampfer na6 Siiooit =9tlasta
neiterrei1en piro. BON ba ge9t Die Getfe
mad benz 0ufpn@S6ale. @s 1T btes in iebter
3eit bic brittle Sen6ung 8ennt6iers, psI4e
anlanote, bod tdmen BEL ben fri6sren Sena~
oungen ptele 36iere auf Der lleber>
fa6rt I'm, tpG6renb bieies 0tul nur ems trez
pirte. Inter ben 2oppldnoern, Tianen
unp 3orpegern befinOen fi4 brei Gelebritaz
ten; Der 2appldnbsr g. S, Baltic, pel4er NIT
@anien 9r0nlanO ~getreu5t bate, trdgt etns
Sil6ermebaiGe, bic inn &0nig Ostar BON
@9peben unb Norpegen in 4nsrtennung
Ieiner 9ienIte perlie6en; Olat Pqulieu, Elm
Norpeger, bat pom 80nig bret @9ieBz8reife
3pei MebaiIen unb einen &rug) er6dlten,
uno Der SHINE s. g, Stalaganp genieBt bic
Nus5ei9nung, Der n0rbli9fte Poftbote in Der
Welt gepeien gu iein. gr bat a4t Sabre
lang bic poit nu6 Dem Norbtap in Hortpes
gen, benz nDrpIihten beipO6nten Puntt Der
Groe, gebra9t, unb 5par auf S4neeI4uhen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
WerIuF fir SaS 3mtras
Iifdle @entfGtbNnt.

0as 9eutf6tbum NuItraliens bat ein;n
I6tperen 8erluft e~rlitten, benin IS trauert I'M
einen Der 8eiten i'm 2anoe; am 4. Sanuar
itdrb in 6a6uDorf (etner Der Gltsften bentz
den Nieberlafungen) Or. 8arl Miide. Der
Name be5 9eimgegangenen lit 70 eng nit
@nttebung uno GrbaItung bes 3eutf6s
tbums in Muftralisn Oertniipft, ME fem 3ipeiz
ter.
@inem 2e6enSbilb beg Oa6ing.I9isbenen,
bds Die o8oH. 3tg." aus NoelaiOs erRGlt,
entne6men mir folgenOe Mittbeilungsn: Or.
8arl Miide 1rar am Is. Suli 1915 in MO
dern bel Mugbeburg g%eboren; er ltu5irte in
Bonn pbiloIogie unb panbte fi4 bann nad
Berlin, no er lluterri9t ert6eilte uno 9dufig
Gortrdge in benz nod beute belteaenoea
6anbperferDerein belt. On Der 8etpegna9
bes 6rii6lings 1848 ua6m er etfrigenNnt9eil.
Oa nunmebr an @rlangung elmer SttGu'J
i'm 0ffentli6en Oienite ni@t mtbr gu oenten
mar, sntI9lOB er ii9 nit elmer Mn3ahl
Sreunben, unter ibuen Die beioen Srabct
S9omburgt, uah Nuitrulien aus5utpalloern.
1849 famsn Ie bier on; Der iunge @elehr5e
ipurbe 5und6it 2anbmdnn, ,lieB lid in Ger
NG6s bon @atpler nieber unb muBte LANCE
Sabre 56ner UNI bas tGgli6e 8rot arbe!ten.
Damn tpurbe er Ba5tpr an Der lut6erif9en
Stride in Sanunba, elmer ~bsbeutenben, nod
beute fuIt p0Qig DeutI9en SrtI6aft. 3ipon=
sig SABRE lang bat er bier in uufopfernoer
Sreue ieines S%eeliprgeromtes gemaltet; bas
nebelf arbeitete er unermibli9 an Der Sc
buug bes beutI6en Observation-Disclosures. gr
bate ri9ttg %ertannt, baB oeutf9e Sttte lrb
Spru6e nur bur9 Die beutf6e S9ule erfel~
ten perben t0nre, unb penn biefe 6eute fe6r
po6l ben@ergIei9 nit Der englii4en StGuts>
I9ule uus6alten fam, 10 1T bas gum ailerz
Qr0Bten S6eiGe Miide's 8erbient. Gr grtnz
bette, Inn tii9tige 2e6rer %6sran3u3ie6en, cir
Seminar, beftn ein3ige 2e6rtraft er ief6It
LANCE 3eit mar, faBte bann bic beutI9en
2ebrer in 8ereinen 3uiammen unb brit
linen ~rege1mGBige 8ortrdge gum 3ipsde
ibrer NeiterbiGbung. Gr trdt Ferner Silent
li9 Bel ieber @eIegen6eit fir GinfI6rlng tes
@9ul3tpanges na6 beutl9em Muiter elm,
Ionge 3eit freili4 ORne GrfOlg, benin pas
man 6eute bier gu 2anbe S9ulpfli9t nsnnt,
bat nit benz bsutf9en 8egriff tptnig gemein,
Die 80 beutf6eoangeGii6en S4uIen Omit 40
Qe6rern unb 1860 S9iilern), bic Siibuuflrae
lien ieBt fat, iinb ~9roBent6sils NIT Garf
Miifs's 9iIfe gegriinbet pOrOsn.
@ie Der 9eimgsgungene ii9 um bic 6es
bung Der 2unbpirtbf9aft Derbient gema9t
bat, bas piIfen feline Mitfoloniiten an BE-
fen, gr lit elmer Der S30pfer bss Sur
rens'f d EN- Steal prOpertp Ncts", Der
fi9 eng an bas beutI9e 2anbgeieB an!ebHt;
feline 5oriAuugen iiber Natur, @ntiteburg
uno 8er6itung bes &~ot6rOites unb anberer
&ranf6eiten Der 9almfrii9te it4ern ibm I'll
men @brenptaB in Der nifenf9aftliten
8elt. 'Mber uuf feinem anberu 9ebiet Fat
Or. Miide 10 ma9too1 uuf bic @ntpidlung
Der &olonie Sibauitralien unb bas OeutI6z
tbnm eingetrirtt, pie in fsiner @tgerihdft
dGs Better Der vNuitrulH9en 3tg," 9iefe
mar LANCE 3eit bas ein5ige beutfds 9latt
Qeute giebt es ibrer finD uno ftebt noh iebt
an Sii6tigteit, 1mfung unb GinfiuB bsi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
G8 war Sas erlte
ltuO it Oas eiuSige


iDcI6.s Die audlenORsn 66meraeu fOfort bsbsbt, bic
Gnt %5iubun9 linOsrt luo 9erftopfune BEL elmer SIppIis
fatiou furirt, oh Dieielbe nun bon ben 2unoen. benz
U}aoen, 6ineetpeiotn ODER aMoeren Sriien ooer Ora
eanen b%erritbren.
IS Qisbt ittn 0eilmitteI Der gBsIt. bos Siebsr unO
uuo ale anOerenN maldriiben, bili6feH
un0 iOnItiqe Sieber 10 RAID furirt pie &aopap's
SteaSD Gtelief i'm 9ereiue nit HGOpaD's Qiaen.
SOC per SlaiGe. 8ei alien @pOtbstern 3g baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

= Rat66au8 Nrubuu. Der 8iirz
gerausf6uB Don @tuttgart bat Der Gr>
ri9tung zines ngrOBen" Earthquakes auf benz
MarttplaB nit GROCER Msbrbeit 8ugsftimmt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
Sine &mr BET nac,t

Grfdttunoen, @ufen. entBiinbetsm Gals, Sntlnsn,a,
Srou6itis, 9neumOHia, Ini6psaun0 Der @elenis,
@%ifttpeb, Gut3iuoungen, R6eundttsmus. Heurafeie,
SrOtbeulen, Sopfpeb, 3abnipeb, Nitbma, 9ttheun0tb.
Gs turirt bic b~sitiefeu S@mer5en in elmer bis
stpou5i9 Winuteu. gismunO brauft cine StuuOe,
nat5Oem er oisie 4nnonce %oeleien, Scbmerssn su letosn.
uHe S6mlerseu, 9errentungen, Quetibuuoen. S1msrs
sen I'M &ideu, auf Der 8rut ODcr III Den @lieOerH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
Appelit(ofgkUt,
N(igrdnG,
unOerOau(i6keit,
S6WMOe(=A
3~raueN(eiOGn,
Bj(iOftdt,
OVspepfO.

gpIIFdubteegerOaunno tpiro betperf.
itslist bur6 GabmuO'g 9iaen. On SOIqe ibrer a ns
ttbtI6fen @igeHi9afteu %ftimuliren fe Die aeber
bel Ibiouoeruno Der @age uno beren @boane bur3
bic @aicnqdnqe. Sieie 4iGsn in SOien BON spei Bis
bier regeE reid. Die 2bdtt9teit Der Sober an unO bes
oOer atpei bon RaODap's 9ilfn, tdeli5 BON Semen
oenommen, nel6e bili6isn S0mer3en untertporisn finO
unb Osrsn 9eber ni6t ribtio iuuttionirt. balteu Das
Sptem in ieiner Negelmdbiefeit nnO iibern cine oss
iunDe Qeroauune.
9reis Csc per s6a6tel. gu baben bel GLEN gpos
tbefern ober per got ge9en GinienoHnC oes Setrooes.
RADWAY d CO., 90 Elm ST., New York
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
l1e6elbeftnOeu ODER S6nterSen.

Weqeu Sopfneb C|Rigrdne ooer ~nerb6iss Sopfpsb),
3abni6mer5en, NeuralQie. gtbematlsmus, S%iili:peb,
S6mer3en uno Sdlpdbe I'M Niiden. benz 3id9rat
9eer ben 3iersn. sei6tperoen in Der 2s6srge0enO,
Seitenftebeu, @ni9peauug Der @clsHte unp Gbmegs
sen icSer Nrt i@aftt Die applitatiOn BON ~gtaotpap's
RsaOD Gslici ~iofOrtige %Grtetbtsruug UNI oelen fOrts
eeiester @ebrou6 einige Gage lang beiuertiteai9t cine
permanente Seiluna.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09

fGbr 6ebeuten: Srob Der bon i6ren 5ein0en
iiber le gefeirrten Sriumpbe iinp Die 9eut<
ifen feline 8eiegteu.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
D ALWAYS
Il PILL n

rein Dsoetabilii6, rilbs uuS superIdRig. sraoen sur
eiuer q~eiunben GeoslmdBiotstt Der Gunttionen hes
R6rpers bel. Sieielbeu bsbeben ale StDrunoen og
Roeens, Der aeber, Gingensioe, Nisren, 9laie una
srususErontbeiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-09
F. , Fl

Gabiuan's 9teabp 9teliei bebebt Bic f6limmften
Sbmer,en in elmer bis 3pan3ie Minuteu. GisulanO
braudt cine Stuuos, uoDoem ct Dieie @nnonse Sss
Ieien, betnlQeiubt au iein BON
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05

clothes and told me that he would
make a bargain with me. This was
that should take his coat and ex.
change it for that of the first midship-
man who came into my place. He
said he knew he would get the best of
the bargain.
II was at the house one day, watt
ing to take his order, when the card
Of representative of magazine
which wished to publish an article
giving his views on some naval ques-
ton was sent up. was in the room
with the Admiral when the magazine
man was admitted. He told the Ad-
miral what he wanted, and asked him
when he could do it. Admiral Porter
thought for while, and then re.
marked that he knew of someone who
was more competent to write on the
subject than himself. The questioner
was then told that if he would wait q
few weeks-it was May at the time
the cadets would graduate at the Naval
Academy, and any MILDLY was more
competent to treat the subject, or so
considered himself"
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05
Indians in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin has at this late day about
5000 Indians of various tribes, all of
whom, with the exception CT the Win
nebagos, wear practically the ord1-
nary clothing of the white man. The
Winnebagos alone cling to the native
mode of living, occupying their wig
vans in even the coldest weather,
One-half Of the members of the other
tribes speak enough English for the
purpose of ordinary conversation, and
more than one-half read the English.
language. They are fast learning to.
recognize the legality of matrimonial
relations. Eighty-tive per cent. of
them are engaged in pursuits of civil
lied life; ten per cent. in hunting,
fishing and root gathering and tho
like; only five per cent. live exclusive
ly on government rations. OF the
1900 Oneidas, the 1900 Menominees,
and the 500 Stockbridges and Mum
sees, all live on labor in civilized pur-
suits. Many of the Oneidas compare
favorably in thrift, cleanliness and
rational life enjoyment with the whites
in their vicinity. -Milwaukec Senti-
mel
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05
Mr.. GladstOne'G Estate.

Writing in the London Daily Tele.
graph, the Hon. +. Lawley states
that after Sir John Gladstone's death
the involved condition of Sir Stephen
Glynne's affairs, consequent upon the
mismanagement of the Hawarden
estate by an over -sanguine agent, was
disclosed for the first time. With
characteristic energy and prudence,
Mr.. Gladstone came to his brother in
laws rescue, and enabled him to re-
main permanently in the beautiful
Welsh home to which both were so
passionately attached. The sum then
advanced by Mr.. Gladstone to save the
Hawarden estate amounted, it is said,
to $3.50, 900, and two of the farms be-
came Mr.. Gladstone's property. At
no time during his long residence at
Hawarden did Mr.. Gladstone's unof-
fetal income exceed $25, 900 year.
Such, however, was the thrift and sa-
gacity with which the Hawarden es-
tate was managed, that the eldest son
OF Mr.. William Henry Gladstone. born
in 1885, will, it is believed, succeed
to $50, 900 a year on attaining his ma
jority.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05
American Carpets.

OF all the nations in the world the
United States is the greatest producer
and consumer of carpets. The manu-
facture is confined almost entirely to
the States of Massachusetts, Connec-
ticut, New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. In 1890 there were
ITS factories in this country which
manufactured carpets other than rag
carpets, and the value of their total
product was nearly $4,000, OOO.'
About 10000 persons were employed
as operatives in the carpet works.
Sales statistics would doubtless show
large increase over these figures, as
they in turn showed over the statis-
tics of 1880.
Not only are American carpets sue
cessfully supplying home wants. but
they are also being exported to a con-
siderable extent. The same mill
which turned out the carpets in re-
cent sale supplied $4,000 yards which.
were sent to furnish two palaces for
the present Gar of Russia. The car
pet sent was plain velvet, especially
designed. The prevailing color was
green, with pattern of flowers
New York Tribune.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05
: A RUSTIC IDEAL.

| When the signs of summer thicken
And the nights their PAGES quicken
md the days so warm pass lingerngly by,
| Then the citizen grows weary
And tho hours no more seem CHEEKY
As he longs for balmy air and azure sky.
And in day-dreams he goes drifting
Where the lights and shadows shifting
Make the wood wonderland through all
the hours,
Or he seeks the field so fragrant
Where the breeze. IA jovial vagrant
6quanders perfume that he borrowed from
the flowers.
Yet a calm consideration
or the sylvan situation
Makes one count the many comforts he
must lose;
Bids him think Of horses lazy
And OF wagons cramped and crazy
Aud the many hours it takes to get the
news.
So when, my errant fancy, .
With your idle necromancy
My thoughts to summer bowers YOU i be-
guile,
Let me feel no losses tragic
Prythee, exercise your magic;
Let your fction weave II picture worth the
while.
Let Us have on leafy mountains -
Barber shops and soda fountains.
And when we rest In some vine -sha ded
grot
Let's have methods of obtaining
Viands, luscious and sustaining
II we will but drop a nickel in the slot.
And when up the hill we'd ramble,
Let an elevator gambol.
While electric cars are frisking Ter the lea
Let the merry birds while singing
Keep blythe rhythm to the ringing
OF the telephone that's hanging from the
tree.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-08-05
STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
a Nountaineer Who Appreciated Really
Good Cooking.

Nountaineer Who Appreciated Really
Good Cooking.
AS a rule the Western mountaineer
is not gastronomic connoisseur, and
the visitor at his table is quite as like
~ to hear dried apples referred to as
fruit as he is to find any other kind
OF fruit on the table. Occasionally,
however, one of them is sufficiently
fortunate to get away from his fast
ness, and living temporarily down in
the valley has an opportunity to ac-
quire some virtues not otherwise OBJ
tainable. 1t was such one caught
up with one morning in June along
the ridge Of the Rockies.
'Im looking for place." I said
after few preliminaries, where !
can stop for week or SO while I look
up some timber 1 have in this neigh.
borhood. Do you know of any?"
ether amt much NV that sort
Ground here" he replied, "exceptin'
you go tor Mt. Pleasant, an reckon
that's too fer. But hol' on, he broke
in with sudden thought, "thar's the
Widder Tackett. She axed me Wis.
tiddy to see some Nv you folks at the
mill and tell 'em she had place to
sleep an eat two er three men eff they
wuzn't too pertickler.
us it pretty good place?" I in
quired thoughtlessly. IL
The young mans face flushed
"Well, I reckon" he said Will
some emphasis; "she's goin ter be my
mother-in-law, come next September. "
"Oh, I beg your pardon, I fastened
to explain. II only asked to know if
she had good eating. Some of that
we get in private houses even in the
cities, you know, is not the best in.
the world"
Settles be blamed" he said, with
fine feeling; Eyer amt never tried the
Widder Tackett's pie yit, mister, an
yer want to keep still till yer DO.
Amt nothin' like it nowhar, no mat
ter what kind NV pie she sets afore
yer. It's all ne plusibus unum, an
no mistake. Why, I'm tellin' You
that sot down to one NV her pies last
week, blamed ef 1 recomember what
kind it wuz, EFF l ever knowed, an I
wuz eatin' right into it like hot
shovel goin' into snow pile, an Bilf
Rogers acrost the table frum me called
me liar an 1 never said blamed wo1 d
to him tell had plum ct my pie anil
got my teeth picked. Blame my but
tons ef did, colonel"
L did not like to inquire further into
the mystery of what happened to Mr.
Rogers after the last taste of the pie
was safely housed by my informant.
but I made fair guess and went oI
to see the Widow Tackett concerning
board and lodging for one man for
one week.