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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
3. Sober | Ne 5oreneoe Stater.

Der foreligger ingeu nsiaatig Sta
tiitiit til Splpsnins ON 9ntalst af be
Sober, fom for Sioen finbss / be ;sorz
enepe Slater, ou Reeierirgens bpert
tienbe gdr ~foretugne 5oltetGaing life
tlasiiiicerer Solicit sfter Relisipner.
9pg er Der fra Stb til anben giort
mere eler minore neiastise Sperilaq,
bporsfter 9opib S~ulSberger / 9bilaz
belpbia bar giort en- geresning pper
Den ismitiite 9efoltnings Bert, iom
antages life at bare lan9t fra bet
Rette. Sfplse Splpsnin9er, iom ftris
Der Jig fra PrGitsn @erIbam Menoe5
Seiras | 1872, antages bet, at Der paa
ben Sio bar minbit 400 Sober / .2eio
Yort. Den jebiite 9efolfning /
pennfplpanid uogiuroe fra 80 til 100
5amilier, / Ridmono, 9irginia, 80
5amilier oe / Spo Carolina omtrent
1000 SiRle.
Den fsrite ipitematiite 5orisa paa
at erbolbe beitemte ltatiitiite Spaaper
foretpges at 0elegatza omiteen for be
ameritanife Ssraeliter unber Mebpirts
ming at be am~eritan7te bebraife Mez
nisbebers Screening, bpis llopala raps
porterebe / 1877 en- iamlet gefoltnina
at 1896, Tom / 1880, ifslae famine
Seaport, bar itegen til 230.257.
Sfslse Siaat Wurtens bar Saaet /
1888 itesst til 100000, bporaf 1885,
600 | Rep Yort % 114,OO0 bar inos
panoreoe melem 1881 oa 1886. Or
bsioet meo at iamle Speaper for rem
lite SoltetRlina 0S90) o~perbroaes
til 9bilip Gofpeu. tilbsrenoe ssoreninz
gen al ameritas b~ebr9iIte Weuiabeber,
% ban fremlaeoe 5absller, Tom bite
533 Msnigbeosr at ~ortbobore ca res
formsreos Sober msb 130,496 Meos
iemmsr. De tuenpe afbelinaer bar
tiliammsn 301 air.sbpeninser meo
Gipoeplaos for omirent 1885, 1924; oes-
upen bar be 21S andre 2otaler meo
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
&c ifjcloer bpcranorc no.

De bomeriite 9elte, Inn lepebe fad
ban en- 1000 eaer 1900 2lar {. &. bapoe
for Stit at itjelbe bperanbre uo
for be git pad pg bug lss. Def famine
gisr MI Imerita pg Spanien. Suiet
% Senatet laoer Spanien bsrs, bpob
Solt be er, % Spanierne ipdrer heller
life paa babite Orb. Gpunterns er
Iattige paa penge; men beres Sprpg
er rigt paa S~tielosprb, og M bar ne
funbet en- Inleoning til at ta9e benz
frem og BRUCE benz. prGiioent SIC
ainlep og aongresIen faar lit pas
ftrepet baabe ofentlig pg prtpat. Imes
ritanerne er en- Patton at ar9mmere
% bar bperten QGre eler Manbemoo /
2ipet. europa bar peb be ibelioe 6ors
balinger, og ubi9ttelier, for man
tommer til en- 4fsjerelis, iaaet
bet Snotrpt, at 5aOrelanbsti9r>
lisbeo er en- utienbt 5elelie / amsrita.
aongresien er for bet meIte iammens
lat al raa pe upaalibeliae Solf, uben
aunofaber og uoen Snte0tgens, u
Der bebsoes en- iterf Manb til at bolr,
Stpre paa ben. 9stte er 10 bpggeligt
at bore.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

giobsplabie for 2s,477. Den FAM
Iebe 9arbi at 5pndsogesG isnoom er
S9,754,275, bpiltet er en- Gilbert / II
aar at $3,549 ,697, meDens 5ilpGrten
at Meolemmer bar oper $4,000.
Cm Spsrgsmualets Sitting fOr
Rarparenbe flyer !or. Sul8berger:
Oct iamlepe Qntal al i~nopdnoreoe
Ssber iibsn 1885 er 411,073, pg la9s
qer hi BERTH 74,310 (Glore), iom er
opgipne at Soief Sacobs t ben iso'1te
Garbos for 1896, iau piier bet en- 'ar1s
let jsbiit SnbDunoring fra 1881 az
life oper 485, 1888" Sluttelig letter
ban bet iamlepe gntal at Sober, ION
er bofdtte / be 5orenebe Statsr, til
937,80O. Sfslse bans gerssning
rdngerer foritjelige Stater Tom fplser
meb 6enipn til bebraiif Sefoltning:
Rem gort 350,00O; Sainpis oa penns
~Iplpania, bier $4,000; Sbip $4,000;
California og Marpluno, bper $4,000;
Misiouri og Neip Seriep, bier 25,O0o;
Masia6uietts ps 2ouiiiana. bier 2O,s
900 os girginia $4,000. S ale Spbz
itaternss er ben jeoifte 9efoltning itor
% porer burtiet, mebens Der / Wiatne,
Rem t6ampibire, 8ermont og Wpps
ming life er oper 1000. (Gesltes
Weetlp.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
5tumper % Styffer ira
DIT 90 Delt.
XXXV.
5olfets Srarepengc.
XXXV.

5or at sjsre Sanene interesiante
moa mar for en- Del tase Snbbllps
ninsstraften til 9j9lp. Raur ri laas
lebes faar bsrs, bpab Supsrintenoens
ten oper 9antsD Departmental fortGls
Ter os, at 4ntalet af Snpitposre
Sparebanterne / benne Stat &c: Nerp
yort) er 1,805,28 iaa gjer bet I'm
Virtning; men benne forsges, ndar
man %erfarer, at bette antal S~noitppsre
uesisr en- for bier tire ps en- balp al
Statens gefolfning, os at Der fun par
toIp Stater / ~llnionen, bpis gefolts
ming bar itsrre / 1890 enb bet nGpnte
initial Sparebants SnbItpoere / oenne
Stat.
S4nt, bpilfen Scr bisie n9iten to
Wiaioner Snoftpbere pilos uogisre,
noar be itob | R9fte % 8eleo for at
uptase fine penae! 59nt, hpao for
Sdpn og aniberi, !6aab og 5rDgt,
Glib og Smtante Der er re%praienteret
! oisie S~parepense! 9elebet at pens
gene er liseiaa betppningsfulOt. Den
lamleoe &dpital / Retp Yprts spare
banter ubsjsr 1869, ISL ,244, en- Gum.
Der er itprre enb be 5orensoe Staters
renteb9renbe @ielb. Den Sllal, Tom
blep inoiat | 2sbst al 1897 bar $217.s
565,O59. S GiennemInit sr Gp:r
SnofDoers silsobebapenpe lipt oper
$500.
Oct famlebe gntal SnbItpbere /
Spdrebanterne | belle 2anoet er pper
$5,OO0,000 os 8elsbet at Snoituoosne
sr cper 1000 Miaipner Dollars. Ou
bette fun repr9ientersr en- entelt 5orm
al Joltets opiparebe aapital, iaa tie
ter bet | betpoelig Grab til at mobile
bile ben mob be arbeiDenbe Slu5fer iao
pfte fremiatte 8eItploning for Mangel
paa S~poriombeo. CH. 9. WOrlo.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Tarmcrnc % &rigen.

Der er al Sanofpnligbsb for, at
bore Sarmere pil fda mere for fine 90
rer. ON Spanien pg be Serenebe Stoter
rpaer fammen pg Haas. 5lsif, 8iso
% 9peoe bill gaa tilpeirs. Sab p9re,
at bet er Equalization, Ipm / bisie 9us
&c bar brugt 6peben op / LIE Do
$1.15 pda Gbicagos 8oarb Of Srdbe;
en- ilig Equalization piloe life bare muz
Zig, ON lite en- &ria 'tob for Osren. De
S~uienoer, Ipm er uoe / arioen, bebsper
Mao, og oa IrbeibstrGfterne blir Iaa
meeet f9rre, bill Yroouttet al be bjems
mep9renbes arbeibe blipe bsbre betal!.
europa tr9nger til itigenbe M9naoer
al bore grsoitpFer % bort Sui. Spa
nierne bill NOT binore Dor Sgbanoer:
men 9erben bar Stibe not, Tom Teller
unber neutralt Stag. Dor ubfsriel
pil neppe blipe minbre, ON TpanIfe Sd
pere gier iSapet utrpet. @n9luno,
Spitlano os Srantris isnber os Sti6e,
1pm aaperne lite tor rsre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Nngaaenoc Salemaaben: "6uIo
bets Srranni."

Oct funoe bel iiges noget ON oenne
5olemaaoe, bpts Mening ipnes at
p9re, at Sub er en- gruiom DEPOT
og en- llret mob MenneitsllGgtsn. Oct
er belpnberlist, at ri ulortg bsrte mo-
get ON penne Spran, fsreno Ssloet
'alot unoer Bari. Sbis 8ulosts De
fpotisme er iua eruiom mob Msnnes
'tene, iaa er bet forunberligt, at ale
andre Hationer, ben enc efter ben an
ben, faiter Zig / armene paa benne
DEPOT. Otter at Strtoen begpnpte at
blipe bed / be 5prenebe Stater, bar
Stdlien, Giterrig, Rumanien, Gbilt,
Gapan, Rusldno, ia enbog San Do
mingo, buot Sprannen 8eitommen, og
Snoten bar iuit giort be inoleDsnpe
Stribt til at felge beres Grempsl.
8uloets Sprdnnt er at iamme Hatur
ipm S%ernbdnernes 5pranni / Can't
m~enligntng meo 2umberbogne, iom
Sele9rufens og 5elefonens / Sammenz
lignine meo ppitbuo, ipm Gas p9 elefs
trift Gps / Sammenlignins meb 2algs
lps, fom be Sorenebe Stdter / Cant
menligning meo Merico og China, iom
preset Npnt iammenlignet meo
Wampum e.: tilItaarne StaIer, Der
brusss iOm pense at Snoianere), fort
iagt, iom Civilization / I~lminbel;gz
beb mob 8ilomanbslip. or. .. 5ps.
nina Wpit.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
1. Gatalpa.


Sette er en- ameritanit SrGIort, ION
afgiper ct peroifulbt 5smmer. Gn
art, Tom fables Specioia og bar fore,
i~einefalbenbe 8lpmiter, er meget baatt
os tart os porer meset burtigt. Yen.
ne Sreiprt er blanot SernbanemGn9
anIsst for meget paroifulo paa 8runo
at fin 8arigbeo, % til Sp9rtr9er,
aelegrufftolper os 8iaroeitolper an
tu9es ben at itad sperIt blanot ate
bore Stostr9er. @iaroeitclper al
Gatalpd er funone friIte efter at babe
itaaet / as Iar, % mar bar tdJst
Trtite Stptte uo at 5oritanosninger,
ION itriper Zig fra RepplutionstrIgsn.
0ette 3rGes Stprte er o9Iaa mort
pRrbig. StGneer al G%utalpdtrG, en-
CONNIE / 5pttelIe paa be9ge &anter.
o. itetteoe pda Buntter, en- Sob ira
btnanben, bar badret en- 5pngoe pad
100 9uno, menens Suru fun tudlte
624 Yunb. DEN bar ct Srpt at en-
Sjetteoel mere enp 5uru. Den boil
Der Hagler % Spiger uomartet pel,
ben mobitaar Steo ligeiau goot Ipm
SO og er pdnitelig at Iplitte. III oisie
8runoe er bet bet melt p%eroifuloe SrG
at plante til 9rug for Sernbuner. Oct
bar pgiad pent farpebe Srsblsr paa
5laoen og er mobtuaelist for pplitur,
iad at bet er bel itittet til Msbler,
or. q. Simes.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

Seeorab. Yuiten % geO srneu ct sar O8 Osnns
ipm TrGinie SIPS.
Zen e BOG fan iaaes i~nbbunben for IL Gents Il
Spgen er bebre incbunoen os tpiter mere / TOrto so|
li9ere Grnmiebpger. men ben pl blipe parb at gleHnne
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
WQrf neDenitaaenOe Soqlii

Nj reoeuitaaeloe Spser bar ri me8et itore
%bploninger, us Ibounenter fan erbOloe jan
ium SrGmlebgser til betpoelis neOiatte ErIlet
AJ
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
@ange ON l1qed
"Secorab=Y Soften" "Seo 2lrnen'
ta'roo@s' % sfsoas bosr 1trsOaa
Sil oen 8amle @ris,
S1.25 for Margausea

2trsba9ssgtumeret uofommer meb 4 gioer Iebio,,
geo Wrncn, os 5rebasssgtumeret uotommer mssI
SiOer ) ~'5,igr pa D ~1h'
Saaos 3trsoasss os 5reoasssgenueret ~inoebplOer \
beoer IA Snos us llolanoet, 9lpt ira Naibnoto,
aolQresien. ira be for ifielllse 2estslaturer, Uiv.
abonneiterne faar to iuloitanoise 9uiier buet la,
6reoasss9tumeret ptl i~orloen NpbeOer DIV. i0Oe5d
sGsnlng al blanoet Snobolo, sooe 5ortGQiuger, Der
pl slpe 5urtRainaerne Weo 0r,cu nooet eitsr q,
relponoancsr, Sreue ira GamlelanOet. "JOr Earmen \
Jet os 9apen. " aasnins for llnsoonmeu, 9trtelIoe 81,
%retninaer, oiu. Seeorab=Y oitcn Ieuerer iaoIo Ep
ira @an'lelanoet, pg iD9er ,aauiot muliQt 1t ioo \
oerretnlng ira ole 0ele al Sanbet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

Drawer b, DetoidH' !"
Eenae ienoes I Yoitofiice Nipnep Sroer, erprss 4kohsg \
Ineslltlsret Brep eaer Bant Drafts lpoeHoe paa S9ttl9"
Checks paa Banter / Smaabper, tan lite nrootases iont laJ
talllls. 3 ,Reaeleu tofer oct 10 Gents at Iaa %ea3s Y
oanue Checks
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

Soealitst er at iuo uorsttet iaa meOst ON
Suasn, iOnt bet ituar min MaNt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22

IA DC par ipttcn Aar. Sprrstppe star ettsr:
Slleoer. Siennno Sreiesisns Sasa. SpBn 81
nan. Saffcls Niifen. penoeript tstnets Sell
Sunitreret Sumpreite. 6atnmcls SaaffaaS Scrtaa
aer. vi 3atob .. Bun. Gls, Wen, 8icrn 90 Spd
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Observation-Disclosures.
Sccorab=V often o. Weo Irueu er b,

SccorabsY often os Wco armem er ps,I
oct sanile 2ano, os man fan p~anifelis ieuoe en- mere I
ionltlen 8ape for ben lille Gum al 2 Dollars til Slr,l
Serlier o%erbiemne. 9erom bar ri man9ioloiae YiSrl
bpro / Sreue biemmeira. Surips en- Qareau9 Ga l.
) life pl 1aa Tat til 2gn. gb0. acuter | 5ipyoe fan IA
~. 100 / = ouanulsnnQ cuer nori'c TrImrrfer.
Siabet ienoes til gturse Gale ire ~llbgauer) 6ver \
Dag, lpr 2 Dollars aarsansen. 4Ortoeu oleue tOttl
ocular % tre Gents, og SubitriptiUuen mda OeriCr inj
otrette til ps, oa III paa tlseu Maabe fan betale Sound
lion Tor gtorsesabonuenter.
apertts'ementerne ~foroeles paa be to Slabe, o. orI
Der or bllue iorbolospis iaa Npertisiementer I DU.rt u
8et 'aer fig ielu, at Subitripttouen II 'rrl ova mi
pefalcs I Vorfno, ba hi e0ers life pua nJ
gtaaoe Tan peobllue at ienbe no 8laoet TO @nn0e ON III
Se 4reoe Nbontenter anmooeS berfUr pnd bet lnohl
oialte ON at ienoe lin SubifrIption i 6Orituo, cntn
ct belt War, $1.25, eler ct balp glar, So Gents, eqsd
tpart Iar, 80 Gents.
S 6aab ON, at bore Seitrabelier for at Itafs \
9anosmano ct goot, bilist Slao paaitisuues, unbsii
Sceorab=Y ten % 1eo Irmem paa bet bd
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Vamtlie: Sesnimg UT.
Snobpl0:

@lifet. 5prtrGiua. Otter bet Gu9elitc al EbOmas I'd
9a9e, peo Sngrib NiartbuS. cm Soppernr. vi u
Sdpnen. Siibcfcns= Spprssmaalet. 6ortR-uu9 al 4
@porieoes oct saar til. vi 5. Vi. Smitb. gRco 10 4
lcIoe S1Lteoer I Sare. 9t8t. DC aieer, ioth &4
tW3anr) meter. ct Clint at Haturliuet. vi 6trant W
gteo s Siaeoer. Sinstng Boo. Gn itnpel 1rtOrte irl
minerne. 9teo 5 StIeOer. 70 norlfe 5isterc. 0enri 1
gelano % g%Selbapen IRA 9prenes Stp. Inpe Smla5
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-22
Niifurisfe yiusfootsr.

SirGeDsrem = Sm SaaiiPtusfs, bpfigssiie, : 9csm e. Htis.3
ggs1r W st i9n GmonnsI % s0nSsa aeHsrea ion Tin '01 sMsl
Storc. gu soloaIs- Tom ON Ra poitpr. ~gcrb,niicIo srms1 n
ont aarl ben loIOtes Sgo. - aurI ben Store Stolen - 9r e. 4
pa bulf. - On retfareil aonee. - Rttarn Gspehertt Rare zEtf
9amoftss'S Sparo. = 8alter Ralseh- suopta ben Jtutsuct a5
3cloe Gorb gansfelb - SeHrtt ben Sttenor % SnttnoeH Al u
settsr u eE9GSsr SD 3itu = - Ga'abtanca : Ystet BEN III
CuerorbeHthg 9lfUmreIie - Eluer Solhimitb. Eovomtte1
On Arrtbotc en- Stylus ben fSemte. - aeiier aari % CtetnlCr - Il
ben Stpre % Ia en-. - ,leau Bart - Sertug RhiHp "a SioFtte1
MninhrIIt = UP nrf Gtins AnffIrhr = Hrnnnfrn Ahnrrrrls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15
DEATH NOTICES.

BLACK-In this city. on the 18th inst, Alice
Maria. beloved daughter of Patrick and
Mary Black, aged months and 20 days.
BALLOU-In Pascoag 18th inst. Ruth A..
daughter of Albert y. and Josephine l..
Ballou, aged years.
CHANDLER--In this city, the l3th inst,
William l.. Chandler, aged Byears.
cILBANE-In this city. the 18th inst, Thomas
Gilbane, aged 81 years.
HARRINGToN-At Concord Junction, Mass,
suddenly, on the 18th inst. John j., son of
Murty and the late Johanna Harrington,
aged 2s years, months and days. n,
JOyCE--In this city, on the 1Ith inst, Hen.
riettn NJ. infant daughter OF William r.
and Bertha A. Joyce, aged months and
rs days. ~
KENNEy--Iu this city, on the 18th inst.
Annie, wife Of John A. KenDey, at 23
Victor street formerly webster streeD.
MACoNBEI--In this city, 18th inst, Rosanna,
kwife of Hercules Mscomber, aged ~
wears.
MEAD--In this city, on the 18th inst, Thomas
Mead of Webster street.
suLLfvAx--In this city, on the I4ih inst.
Jennie, beloved daughter of Francis ..
and sarah sullivan, aged months and
days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15
Turbine Torpedo Boats.

The liveliest expectations exist at the
admiralty regarding the future success
Of the Viper, the new torpedo boat de-
stroyer which has just been laid down
in Mr.. Parsons yard at Newcastle. She
is a new toy to the constructors de-
partment and while under the con-
tract a maximum speed of 80 knots is
to be attained by the crafts turbine
engines, there is to be no limit to her
trials even after delivery has been ac-
cepted from her builders. She is to be
driven for all she Is worth. as she is
regarded as purely an experimental
vessel the trials of which may initiate
revolutionary schemes In a very con-
servative industry. While these hopes
are centred around one point on the
northeast coast, another wonder work.
er. a hopeless failure, the Bazin roller
boat, has arrived at Hull FOR sale"
She cost 100000 francs and was to run
up to 40 or 80 knots, but. alas. only
made eight knots on her trials.-Lon-
don Chronicle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15
Don't Know How to Fan.

sukoshi Takari, young Japanese gentle.
man who Is spending some time In this city,
has studied the habits of the American wo.
man, and has come TO the conclusion that in
one respect at least she IL behind her ORR.
entail sister. She does not know how TO
fan herself properly. Mr.. Bakari says the
majority of American women rest their
wrists on their breasts and as the fan goes
back and forth the breeze goes mostly up in
the air, while the fair ones faces catch only
the outer edge of IL. In Japan, he says. the
women hold their fans perpendicularly be.
fore their faces, and what little breeze Is lost
is not worth having. As TO fans, Mr.. Bakari
says he has noticed quantities on exhibition
in the stores claiming TO be Japanese, which
no japanese woman would ever carry.
Genuine japanese folding fans always have
perfectly plain wooden supports on the out
side. No carving or decorations are ever put
there. because the Oriental girls keep their
fans not i'm use In their tunics, and they like
them TO be perfectly smooth so ~ mol TO fray
the MISUNDERSTANDING Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15
BIG SUNDAY AT GREENE.
Visitors From Many Parts OF the State
Attended Camp Meeting.

Yesterday was big Sunday at
Greene. and visitors from all over the
state attended the Advent camp-meet-
ing. the fine and cool weather having
tendency to attract large crowd
While there were. perhaps. not quite
as many people from Providence as us
ual. the visitors from the villages on
the New England railroad were more
numerous than ever, while hundreds
arrived on bicycles and in teams of
every description, so that when the SER
vices commenced there were at least
1900 people on the grounds. W
The principal events of the day were
the preaching services by Rev. j. A.
Gardner OF Waterbury. Conn, and Rev.
O. ]. Range of Southbury. Conn, the
first speaking at 10:30 q. m. and the
second at 2 p. m. Rev. p. S. Butler pre-
sided at the meetings The music was
in charge of Prof. sydney r.. Butler of
New Haven. and the choir. with cornet
accompaniment. was quite satisfactory
to the large congregation. The services
for the day were concluded at $3.50
o'clock and at o'clock the first train
load left Greene.
The camp meeting began last Thurs
day and will continue until next Thurs
day night. There are 10 tents on the
grounds. and two or three wooden
buildings. The rain has made the place
rather damp the past week, but there
Is now some hope for dry weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15

The sugar trust Is the most imposing
monopoly in this country, II not on the
face OF the earth. 1t pays seven per
cent. dividends on $37 500, 900 of pre-
ferred stock and IL per cent. on a like
amount of common stock and since 1t
began operations the consumer has had
his sugar cheaper than before
1t looks now as though the consumer
was to have his sugar still cheaper,
though whether the stockholders In the
great $4,000, 900 corporation continue to
get such comfortable dividends remains
to be seen. There are several independ-
ent sugar plants of comparatively small
capacity In successful operation and
the great Arbuckle refinery. Of which
we have heard so much lately, is now
ready for business on scale that
threatens even such a giant monopoly
as that OF the Havemeyers.
The fight between the sugar trust and
the Arbuckles began two or three years
ago when the former bought big
coffee roasting plant to compete with
the Arbuckles. who sold sugar in pack
ages in connection with their coffee
output and refused to make terms with
the trustl The Arbuckles. up to that
time, had about the same monopoly in
coffee that the Havemeyers had I'm
sugar and the competition inauguratcd
reduced the price OF coffee materially,
as every householder has realized. 1t
is In retaliation for this strike, at their
interests that the Arbuckles have put
millions into the sugar business and
are now reported to be ready to hit
back Meantime the sugar trust is
spreading in the coffee business.
With this prospect and the possible
opening OF Hawaii, Porto Rico and
Cuba with refined sugar free. to say
nothing of the development of the beet
sugar industry, halcyon days seem to
be ahead for the great run OF folk who
aren't stockholders I'm coffee and sugar
factories. but just users of the products
thereof.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15

Paris was the place OF meeting OF the
peace commissioners after the Revolu-
ticnary War from whose deliberations
the Republic that had been fought for
was declared 20 exist. Nearly years
time was consumed after the prelimin-
ary treaty between the mother country
and her revolutionary colony was rati-
fed before the transaction was closed. :,
Paris will be the meeting place of the
commissioners to be appointed to con-
clude the terms of peace with Spain
but the telegraph, the cable and fast
steamship service Will contribute to
hasten the preparation and ratification
OF a treaty although there are a great
number OF points to be considered be-
fore the commissioners can come to an
agreement. II appears by the terms OF
the protocol that each country will
probably be represented by the same
number of commissioners, mot more
than Ave-" Neither nation is bound to
accept the agreement reached by the
peace commissioners although it is like
ly that instructions from time to time
during the deliberations VIII result in
the framing OF such treaty as the
President will accept and two-thirds of
the Senate will approve.
Our treaty with Mexico, fifty years
ago. was arranged for on Mexican soil.
The war OF 1912 was brought to con-
clusion by the Treaty of Ghent and the
terrible battle OF New Orleans was
fought after the ratification of the
treaty, so slow were the means of COM
munication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15
PARK CONCERTS.
Immense Crowds Listened 10 the Music
OF the American Band.

The concerts by the American band
yesterday afternoon and evening drew
immense crowds 10 the peoples pleas
ure resort. and rarely. IL ever. has the
band been heard to better advantage.
There were people everywhere around
the lake and on the slope leading down
from the Casino. and yet more orderly
crowd II would be very hard to find.
and IL was evident that the people were
there TO listen To the music and for no
other purpose.
The programs arranged by Mr. Reeves
were well suited to the Sabbath, and yet
there was very little indeed OF what In
known strictly as religious music. But
the several selections were the works OF
the best composers and appealed TO
the better part Of human nature. There
were also selections OF patriotic ma
ture and this was particularly true OF
"A Day In Camp in 62' which is the
work OF Mr.. Reeves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-15
AN ODD NEsTIN0-PLACE.
A Pair of Fish Hawks Take Their
Home in q Wreck.

Seven-mile Beach, on the Cape May
County coast of New Jersey has always
been the nesting place of many ospreys,
or fish hawks. They never fail to CONS
back to their island home every spring
and they usually make their appear
ance about the first week i'm May. They
are all rather eccentric in their choice
of nesting places but the oldest of all
places has been chosen by pair or
these birds at Stone Harbor.
A few days ago / had occasion to
visit that resort,an while there went
down the beach to take a look at the
wreck of a vessel that was driven
ashore during the gale of December 81.
1895. AS approached the wreck, which
lies several hundred yards from the
shore, right in the midst OF a long line
of white-capped breakers, j was sur
prised to see huge mass of sticks and
seaweed fastened in the crosstrees of
the mizZenmast.
Pretty soon an osprey made its ap-
pearance and fixed itself snugly away
on the nest, for such Ii proved to be.As
/ watched, the mate of the bird on the
nest came flying In from sea, carrying
a fish in it's talons. II perched on the
crosstrees of the foremast and proceed
ed to enjoy Its dinner.
The birds now have eggs. and In
week or ten days two, and perhaps
three, little ospreys will be hatched In
their oddly located home, forty feet
above the white-capped breakers.
Why the birds should have chosen so
unusual a place for their nest Is be-
yond my comprehension. for only a
short distance away are many large
trees suitable for nesting sites. or late
years, however. the ospreys have been
greatly molested by man, and II may
be that this has taught one pair. at
least, TO build their nests in an inacces-
sible ace.-Philadelphia Times.