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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

A full lineof smoked, sailed
and spiced fish on hand for
lent.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Geo. Foster took carload OF cat
tie to st. Paul Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
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For Sale ..or Trade.

For Sale or Trade. 4.
Fine Arlington sewing machine.
Inquire Of or address G. Dahn, Little
Falls, MINI. s III .s"z :.=.s#. s.<5=
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
COFFEE

COFFEE
Arbuckle, Lion or any
other kind pkge coffee
10 lbs for. 81. 90
Rio coffee, per Id ...... 10c
Golden rio coffee, per ID 15c
Our Mocha and java
leads all others, 35c
ID, 3 pounds for. :. $1.O0
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
CAN GOODS

Fancy Cal. apricots ...> IS
i" peaches 80. Is
Good can peaches ..... ~
Fine can corn, 3 for. .. 25<
Good Lima beans, 3 for. 25'
Golden wax beans, can. 1Ot
Salmon steak columbia
river). Isl
Sardines, per can ...... s.
Mstrd sardines, 1rge can g.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06
Smoke | Cigars.

The new passenger depot G? has
ceived q coat Of red paint. 55se.. I.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-05-06

Best golden syrup, gal. 25c
Good n. 0. molasses, gal Csc
Parlor matches, IL boxes 1Oc
Household ammonia in
large bottles ...... I5c
Good bulk baking pow
der, per lb %. ....... 10c
= Il 1b can baking powder Sc
1 lb Imperial Soda. 49,. Sc
3 packages yeast, any
kind 10c
l 1b package macaroni.. 10c
Sage, tapioca, pearl bar
ley, per Id ......... Sc
Hominy, per ID ....... &C
Try sack rye graham zoe
Swift's fancy bacon 49,. 1Oc
" ham. 49,. 10c
Swift's Cal. ham 7c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
MILITARY pNoAopMpvr-

on June e3rd the movement against
Santihgo was begun on the a4th the
hrsi serious engagement took place, N
which the First aud Tenth cavalry and
The First volunteer cavalry Den
iourg'f brigade u Gsncrni wh-eisrs
divn 81. participated. .lsing heavily.
~ uighifall. however. ground within
nVs miles af Santiago gas,Ron, The adj
vantage was steadily tner,ascd. on July
!. ! severe battle took place. our forc-s
gaining the outsf works Of Han. 20
and ~ Cansy ana fan Juan were tahe n
AFTER deapNnte charge. ani tho IN
ye-imeni ~ The Hty was completed
The navy CO., peraied by sh@ihnF tho
,own and the coast fortA
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Vol. XXXII.

Mlat'flA Rod. 10 bs ,h. s.,e, -
inissnutrs un the eue st I'm.
as inlc ding ll due s.sa,.. ~.
Hi.' theN there me- on IA ur., y,
oetoesr, ave unmus sslunsfs siri'i',.i..
fiVfried on The para OF Fralr 80
netuuaevus have made hopsfni NJ.
resf, ~ shat ! trust rl.n 10 h. ss,i. =,
w O d'fifito treaty " pascs hef,,.
the Senate. u1th a fov,cw Of ths So
lcadlug '0 ii- tieuiiure
DO not disciss " ih's cline the -,v.
efnmo1f " the future N ihs nsw -.
So lena which Will uume 60 W - 'ths
luf ui the vr wiih srair srfh
diacuelun viii b. uppfaur,s.s ,fi-..h.
treaty % pancg shall &. r,iiast
the ineuu'lne. md uutN csrsrra. ~.
l'slslated othcrWla'. Y will be- my at,ty
o. cou;irue ths military sovsr-rn-.,
which has existed afrs QUE ,fsn,,,,I y.
Alh give iis people security in IA al
sl"peffl aad rucuurtEemrnt urder n
jlsi and brncnctnt rule.
CUBAN POLICY.
A. soon ~ we are In f-@ss.ien n,
Cuba ard have pacinsd ihe tiiard. 1,
M,l 10 n.ceaanry - give aii ard dirsr-
Won % lhis psople 10 form = ruv-fn.
meuf fuf themselves This gi,',,is :.
nndriNtker % th- safilest ni"r.-,
consistent with sate'y and n.snr.a ,i,,.
cos { 8 I'm q-yrtabt that .nr fe.st,et,
VIVA usca. people shall he OF ths IN. !,
lrienaiy character ard cur commercial
= laN.ns oN7r and reciprocal n
mould be our GUY 20 assist 10 ever,
piolFr way 60 build up the wsri,
PLACES % she Island. snu.unF. AZ. III,
auairy ~ che people ard ass.si 'br,
70 term q government which shail ~
ues Hnd ludspsrdsn,. thu. I.a,lsins:
pie. p'''
spAniah rui- ,ru., .. --p.o.s h, .
Iuei, bsnrvnl,1t ard hrupsns rov.r,,,
mes, ef,stoi by the peolss .. cuss.
eApAhle Of performing ali Ir-sru~s,ot,,l
ypiiEaooia And whloh shall .occ,uor.
thriN. Industry sad prosperity sn.l
ptofiIOts peatv ana Eyoi Will emnnF MI
81 tho Inhabitants. NhAtsvtr mar nav.
peet fher tela;inns IN che paa,, Meth.
~ ter.uge nor passioc shsuid hav- ,
phca y the new rsyrTrmsu uu<u
msfe W oognp'cfs trarqufity on the
Nlatn and a stable .vvsrmn-ut inaus-
uiatel' military ocSaipasies viii be coo.
Wth che ,srspt,Un Of ,hs ,t,rt,,re
via spain. she iissfoclr~s a che TIME.
- States WIKI th- rfsst family Of "a.
vows hta b'fu nisfksd Win csriiAilty
ard che cidfe % ths sveu.fli Yea, AL,
muH' " the lfmies that rrvs...i,
W.. w W" ooinplrN friassons Of sev-
,i..th F,ttst adjusted ~ presenting 70
t.ilnla ohftagles 20 u, and hofsor.
"D'o se'ei'on BY amlcalls nyr~asens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

Dispute he'~esn The H.pah,is. Hsfsrssl
TO tniied sts'ss slais'sr. for Arei,s..
tian


\ tong unssf,iel dbtu.s az In m,
extended boundary b->Ws~t. ths Afssr.
sine Republic uud CHILE stretching
nlotF The Audrtn erssts o., the .ais,h-
90 border Of the Attsania desert. she
Mafg llan Fifaiir. nearly a thiri u che
leiF.h ~ the souih Amsfioan couiir.
,lli Humei NJ aru;s stage n The
'ifly par u she war ana affnrisi thi.
sufernmrnt occasion 10 rapfess the
hope ihas she f--.,r, 90 arbitration, al.
tcldY contemplated ~ esi.iirs rdn-
Nrnuuns between the parties m.ghs
prevail, defplt~ the grave dlincutfles
etifinr ~ Nr application | am harrr
% Hay that arnnrrnefiir 20 this srd
have BEEN perfected. The lus~.Aois ,!
Tact upon which sic Respective ON.
fnissioneft wer- unable "a aFf,- bslnx
y courec % rslsfshce 20 hsr iirilanf "a
majesty for determination A fes.duai
ainefsnce. toachias sh- horshsrn
hlundafy iihe a~ros. the Afneasna d,a.
eri' lot which existing treaties p-unfii-
Cd nv adequate aditstm,n. biis falt
60 b. ss.tflcd In like manner by ,s,nt
olinmlasion. upon which the Ue.ssi
siate. minister at Busuoe AyT.s has
he,n invited Z" serve ~ umpire la cha
! have found oovasio<s Z, ayps.aeh
On" Afren;ins gvvsrnmant with q visS
- FemnNlnf dinefunoss ef yase ehArsss
imposed upon tho cables Of su Amsrt-
can corrarAiion IN shs tr,asmlus.oa be-
sween buenos Ayre. aud shy cyiss Of
uruguay, ana iiraru % rhrough tnas-
raE,r passinr NON and 10 tbs Ur.iai
safes Although che matter y eompll-
ett'i hf exclusive cor osaaiocss By Ufu-
susy qua iTasi 10 foreign ocsnpansr.
shrte u a rifohg hops 0as : Sod IN
dsfaiAIsiing viii DO rs,.shs.i ma dat
the important ehAnasis Of Commercial
eytnniunlca;lua b.twssa che United
STATE. and ths Asir<slo cst,ss AZ solIth
Ain,rsn may BE- freed frsn an s-f,o,t
pfoAl trfy llau.lu.gfn.<.~u
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nrvIrw or Inr wan.
''""l'" 81 III. rsamin.nt I.-tar.. of
N"'f''s'. Triumph ~ Ar...

sffthllh AZ Arms
Span. hav,aE shus denled the do.
"tsna OF ihc unltcd s.alrs and Initiated
.i.ai .ompiss. form % fupluro ul re-
la'.'ns shiob nt;ends a silte az u.,r
th' executive ISwerH authorized BY The
'hr resolutions Nrfe uatd by ME 10
hs'f the eiiiafE,d contingency OF act.
VA "M betNten spain 4ad the United
sAtsH On April % 1 pflelalmsd a
e.v'h aur " the nlrihrrn ouaat uf Gu
pa Including ports "a sid coast be.
'N."h Cafdcnah ana hiAa Honda
ahi the Isst Or CIcafurgla on shs
,sulh e"ari Of Iu1a, and an the elrd
f'illei TOT volunteers tu execute the
puipvae nf IN ronilEhnn Iy my mes-
sagr Of April 20. the ConEfci- aus IN.
'e'hri 81 The situation ana I recon.
nirndrd formal declaration OF the exist.
,a'F ~ SLATE ~ AR between the
uhfed States and spain. The Congress
e's"fdmsy voted on thu same day che
~ approved Aprll %. lsss. declaring
We existence OF such war from and In
e.unlhs IN sist day Of Apnl and re-
"nA.iFl The proNssl1n ~ she resolution
VI Aqul -. directing the President 60
~ h,l ne armed forces OF the naiiln
=" ,nfiy that act suto eject. Due noti-
u.aioh ~ The existence 81 Wpr us
nletr'aii was given April IS By tfle-
graph 20 an the Fsvernmonis with
Nhl.h tho rmtsd States maintained
I'ltl"iif, ~ order thif their neutrality
Hhfhi Do assured duffnH the war. The
various governments responded vita
iprAmhfaf,s u neutrality, each after
W. own methods, n Il not among tho
faAl FratifytnF incidents OF the Eirug-
sln that the OBLIGATIONS Of neutrality
We're mpartllly DISCHARGED by an, OF.
Yen under delicate and difficult circum.
In further fulnilmeut NJ International
nhF' ! Issued April -, d prochma tlan
nfhnunelnr the treatment proposed o.
"N accorded 60 vessels ard thor chrgoes
TO blockade. oontrihind, the exer-
~ o. The right ~ subjects ana the
immunity NJ neutral naFs and neutral
telnH under the enemy's nag, A similar
N,Aelhmaiinn was made hv she Span
.sh governments. In the conduct OF hos.
ltes ne rules 81 the declaration Of
WIS Including nhsientmn from resort
hHNnieerng, have accordingly been
"e.fN'd by both hclliFerenis. although
ihtr WAS party 20 that deehra-
CALL TO ARMS.
our country thus, after an Interval
.i half a century ~ peace with an ma
ah.nh found itself engaged IN deadly
.nhhlci with a frelgn enemy Every
n-llr Aas strained To meet the omer-
srheY The response to the initial call
lf li5 900 volunteers was instant
$40 complete, ~ was alrn the result
VI the second call OF May Tor $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
President Mckinley is Mute Regarding hc Future Policy in The
Philippines in Ills Annual Budget

,r,.-. ,he w'' an" Present '"'. .''''
,.., s.sss.,. si.ooo.ooc he u'ii-
a,.,,i.lnr American rrodnct.
80, Mexican rs,rsditi"n Ar'"s-
=. y..asrs. Private Property Vs.
.-y, rro~ seizure :" TIVE Of War
-. 4. .,tsng,h 81 the standing
,-, rnss" >e~ r'sh''"r sh'r' q"
....r ps.rs...ir Internal Hs.s"as
,,a s,nsrsi Postal Return. "'v''''"
,..,.m..pd smarrilrr On N. "es'es"
r.,s,r Attract trention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

The next rhHAFrmfht was declined 70
mark memorable epoch In maritime
warfare. me Pacific Meet. under cam.
modlre George Dewey had laid for
some weeks al llongkong. Upon the
colonial Proclamation % neutrality be-
Ing issued and the customary twenty
four hours notice being owen, ID r..
paired 20 Mis- nay, near Hongkoag.
whence % proceeded 90 ths Phliipplnc
Islands under Geographic 0rdefa %
capture o. destroy the formidable span.
lah nrei then arfemtlsd ~ Manila. Al
dayhfrak on ihs ~ N May the Ameri-
can force entered Manila bay. aud, az
tor few hours enlargement. cffertel
the total destruction Of the Spanish
feei, consisting M '"n warsnipa and u
transport. besides capturing the naval
station and forts ~ civiis, ihus annlhl-
lating the spariTh naval power In the
Paelhc ocean ana completely controlling
the has Of Manila With he ability T.
take the city ~ will Not a life was
lost on our ships The wounded only
numbering seyen, while not q vessel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

..r EVENING PAPER IS THE
,.peH or TO-DAY Tte NOM.
',o PAPER IS rHr PAPER OF
YESTERDAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05
CURRENT Torics.
Attention Of cengre.. 10 Csiisd.to Various
iasidsn,s aud Contemplated ,Issi.is-
tlans

In his relation. I may b permitted
20 express my sense OF the ft,n.ss Of an
International agrecmeui whereby the
h.irVhlngs Of meskErs over oansei-
ms o-elst may be regulated on fair
p-1sla VI uniformity. The world isss seen
the postal system Developed from a
Cofrtriei 81 .ndepend,nz and exclusive
~eryfce lnno well ordered union, Of
vhrh all countries found tho marslfsld
hsrleiits. Il would be str1rs- WIRE the
naiiona rot 10 time brought 10 realize
that modem civihEaticn which owa- 20
much 81 IL prEf-ss % the ann.hila.
tion ~ apoee by the electric force, de-
fnApd- thai ii.s ail-,mretan, means Of
communication. a heritage W all ps9-
Pics % De aiminisisrvi and regulated
n ,hssr eofuinon behalf 4 Figp IN this
direction WIS tukrn the mt irrational
onnvcn-iou Of 1854. for the TEoteciiru ~
submarine cables Vas SEnel. ana the
day n. 7 trust. not far Distant Hhen
uIia medium r1r The tntnsuIisysnr ~
thought from lard a. hard may h.
brought within the dourutn = iHtgna
tionai concert ~ completely a. IN The
material cariaFr Il oummafee and cor
frHnundenr- uPnn the face Of the vat
- hat diviin iheuA
The oiaim 81 Thomas jefferson I'sEN
against Argentina. wh'fh has been
o. ndinF many y'au. has bean adjusted
The tunt AWARDED by the cor grrla ~
ArEeniira was ftei7,A,
The sympathy Of the American p"op'.
haa Justly hrcn offered 20 ihs ruler nni
tho people - Auftria-liungary 10y fel-
snn W the afiicflon that has lately be-
fallen them IN tho assassination ~ The
smpfcsS-qutcu NJ that historic realm
STRIKE RIOT.
on me ioth ~ September 1897 a
conflict took Hia6e NJ Latilnef, Penn,i
b-twfcn t'Hiy ~ fir.l1ts min-rs ard
he thunn Di lsuurrne 0uHniy ana he
depuues so which fvtuiy-two miners
N.rr Eulrl GtI forty four wounded.
% wtlei. zen - tha hiict and Twelve
aI she wounded usIr Austrian ari
iinn.mr4au rsbi-cr This depiorshle
event naturally arursri me sulieltuis
~ tho Auslt0-i iunfurtan f1Nernmfni'
which. o. tTs assumption ihN the kills
tng and wound Involved me unlns'''
liable miaur. m authority claimed re-
rnraflon Cor fhe sufferers, Apart iiNm
the searching iuyefagnuon, nni me
aston u the authorities ~
pennsyivimn fhe Federal executive
took aIspr0pfnee steps 60 Team thf
merits ~ mo ease, no order ~ he w
position tu meet the urscnf cQmm1ihi
or IA friendly prNrf. The shcrln ara MS
deputies. having been indicted IN muir
dsf. wst. tr'el and acquitted after pro,
traded pro, -@dlnss ana ihs h-arfns 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

on the day following thls brilliant
achievement of our land fotcss. July 2.
occurred the decisive naval combat ~
the war, The Spa nish Meet, ATTEMPTING
70 ieavs the harhor, was met By the
American squadron under command OF
Commodore Sampson In les than
three hours an the Spanish ships wore
Destroyed. the two torpsdo boats sunk,
and the Mara Teresa. Almlfante
Oquendo, Vikoays ana crisi0bal Colon
driven ashore. The Spanish admiral
and over 1900 men were taken prison.
ers. while the enemy'~ loss NJ life was
a pl0rably large. some six hundred DER.
iamnE on our side but on. man was
killed and one man seriously wounded
Although our shlps were rrpeaterdly
struck, not ons was seriously Injured
Where all ~ consnlcunusly distlnsu-
lshHd themselves, fOm the command.
ers to the gunners, and the Unnamed
heroes IN she hnAlcr MONS, each and All
contrlhuting toward the achievement
of this astounding victory. fJr which
nslther aurient nor modern history
affords a parallel N tho completeness
OF the eveD;. and the marvellous dis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-05

Pursuant % ths ffth article NJ tho
Protocol. appdTtei WIN. li Day. late.
y SECRETARY OF state, Cu9nmln X.
Davis. WIN. 4 Frye and George Gray,
senator's OF tbs uailed states. and
Evening journal., 1898-04-25
AT FORT MONROE.
Zig Guns Arc Being Mounted, and a Now
Fort VIII 80 Built.

Zig Guns Arc Heing Mounted, and Now
Fort VIII 80 Built.
FORT MONROE, Va, April 25.-The
work of strengthening the fortlncations
at Fort Monroe continued all day yes
terday, with a large force. as did also
the work OF laying mines in the harbor.
Where the old and 10 inch converted
rifles used to stand viii be mounted a
battery of modern rapid fire guns,
which. are expected to command Hamp-
ton roads and Chesapeake bay and
make 1t impossible for a torpedo boat Of
the enemy to enter. These guns, It is
thought, win be in fighting condition by
the end OF this week.
The work IL not confined to the fort
itself. By any means. for active prepara-
lions for a possible conflict are being
made at the Pines battery and on the
beach Of Chesapeake bay, midway be-
tween that battery and the fort. Here
four new disappearing guns Will be
mounted behind breastworks OF the
most modern and substantial kind.
In addition to this the immense bat
terry OF smooth bore guns is ready for
use and at n range of one mile Will
prove terribly destructive.
At WillOughby spit, opposite Fort
Monroe and which points control the
approach to Norfolk. Newport News
and the James and Potomac rivers a
board of naval officers has made an in
Gpeotion with a view to constructing a
fort at the point TO cooperate with Fort
Monroe.
II Is expected that active operations
on the fort win begin this week and be
pushed to completion without delay.
This fort Is 20 be erected on a super
structure OF steel supports. forming an
arohed chamber with turrets. In which
the guns are to be operated. The fort
viii be temporary IN structure. but
properly manned will prove a formida-
bic defense IN case the enemy should at
tempt an invasion Of the harbor.
Evening journal., 1898-04-25
PRIZE COURTS.
Manner In which Captured ships Are TO
ns Disposod OF.

Bs Disposed OF.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-secretary
Long has received from Admiral Samp-
son dispatches telling Of the capture
or several Spanish merchant vessels.
which are to be held as prizes and to
be disposed OF according to law, if the
protests made against such seizures are
hold to be without ground. Judge Ad-
vOcete General Lemly, the law officer
or tho navy department, has been look
Ing up the statutes on the subject and
IS prepared TO assist the secretary ia
any way necessary. The law provides
that the condemnation proceedings Ia
the matter Of prize vessels shall be con-
Quoted under the supervision OF the dis
trict courts. 1t Is made the duty OF the
commanding officer OF the vessel maxi
ing capture 10 secure the documents
OF the ship and carSo and send them.
together with certain witnesses from
the captured vessel, to the district Of
the court in which the proceedings for
esdistribution of the prize money are
to be held The attorney for the United
States Is to promptly file a libel against
tho prize property and take other pro-
ceecings necessary.
The evidence Is 10 be taken by prize
commissioners not cActtulnB tnlct III
number one OF whom is TO be a retired
naval officer and at least one OF the
others a member of the bar of the court
OK not less than three years standing
and acquainted with the taking OF depo-
sltions II the sale Of the prize is or
dered, the gross proceeds are to be de-
posted with tho assistant treasurer of
the United States at the place nearest
u the sale. subject to the order OF the
court. The court Is to make a decree
Of distribution determining what ves-
sels are to share in the prize and wheth-
e. the prize was Of superior, equal or
inferior force to the vessel or vessels
mixing the capture. The net proceeds
OF ali property condemned as prize
shall, when the prize was OF superior or
equal force to the vessel or vessels MAXI
Ing the capture be decreed TO the cap
tors This provision Was evidently put
IN the law with view to encouraging
vessel captains 10 exert their greatest
efforts whom meeting a foe of superior
or OF equal strength. as tho same sec-
ton Of the law provides that when the
prize vessel Is of inferior force to the
captors, one-half OF the net proceeds is
II be decread to the United States and
the othr half to the captors, In cases
where the amount in controversy ex-
ceeds $4,000 appeals may be taken TO
the supreme court
Evening journal., 1898-04-25

across the bows OF both schooners. one
OF them came about Immediately, but
she provsi b bo fishing beat and was
raleased Tho Mathiida was more Oh
Htln3ke and prcbnhJy ala not apprectste
hring stopped by what looked like toy
boat or else she failed to understand
what the Porter wanted her TO DO. But
when two more shots were fred from
tho torpedo boat the Mathilde came
about, and the Porter ran alongslde. in
formed her she was seized by the Unit
ed States and promptly took her prize
o. tow and started OF 10 the flagship
with her.
The Mathild0 was loaded With barrels
of rum w9s sunk almost to her rails
and the Porter had considerable Difficult
b. In dragging the heavy schooner
through the water, but she finally
brought her prize alongside the flag
ship and hoisted the stars and stripes
shovs tho Spanlsh. fag at the Mathllde's
n aathead.
Nearly the entire crew of tho New
York assembled on the deck, and as the
Porter came up with her prize they
gave her q great cheer
Tho Dauntless was about ready to
leave for Key West, and Admiral Samp-
son asked the dispatch boat to tow the
prize to that port for him, which was
done, a prize crow from the New York
being placed on board the Mathilde.
Evening journal., 1898-04-25
FooLING AN APE
Isss Caffonffy Al.yns,s Led 10 uis De-
fur Caunstt.

ing tauNhts
The big ape In tAe ZOO needed exer-
cise. This he obtained by beipg allowed
The run Of the large monkey house. in
useod OF remaining in side room, be-
fore me visitors came, saysthe london
Spectator. AS he knew he would be
caught and put back into his own room
pt this hour tho ape used to climb up on
10 the top Of the other monkeys cages
and refuse to come down. AS he could
not be tempted by'food, Mr.. Bartlett
appealed 10 his mind by working on
what he had noted to be his weak
points. curiosity and oowatdice.
This is Mr.. Frank Buckland's account
OF the daily proceedings at this hour:
mir. Bartlett went to the keeper, and,
touching him gently ON the shoulder,
directed his attention in a mysterious
manner to the dark passage under
meath the gascffpe which traverses the
house, pretending to point out to SUIT
ton some horrible unknown creature,
using an energetic manner, but saying
nothing except words to this effect:
Look out-there ho is-thercAhe ISL
At the same time the two men would
peer into the dark place under the gas
pipe" The monkey used presently to
come down TO see what the subjett-o
fear and interest was, when Mr.. Bart
lett and Sutton used TO shout: Hes
coming outl He's coming outi" ard
rush away In the direction of Joe's cage.
The monkey would rush for the same
place Of safety, which happened to be
The door Of bis own house, and some
times enter it before them. auckland
notes It as curious that the monkey
never learned the deception, bus would
be taken in by it whenever the time
came to finish his mornings airing.
Evening journal., 1898-04-25
A rOM THuMe TRAIN.
TO 30 Put on Exhibition at tn
Omaha Fair.

TO 30 Put on Exhibition at the
Omaha Fair.
q 'sTom Thumb" train, so called be-
cause It Is supposed to- be the smallest
in the world, is to be exhibited at the
T'runsSAllsslseippi exposition at Omaha,
reports the Pittsburgh Dispatch. It
was constructed by young man, who.
without any technical training, made
all the patterns, did all the casting. and
put together tho whole train with his
own hands The engine weighs 450
pounds. It's length. with tender, IS G
fsse&71s inches. The length Of the cylln-
der is ~ by sB inches. The driving z
wheels are inches IN diameter, aud vet
the locomotive hauls six observation
capA in each Of which two children can
becomfortabIy seated. Theserars are 4i
inches long and IA inches wide, and
coPered after thefashion of the ordinary
observation csS. The entire train, con-
sisting Of engine, tender. four obserya-
tion cars, one box car and caboose,
IS but 90 feet In lenth. Six gallons OF
water in the tender tank and five in the
boiler will furnish steam TO propel II
for two hours. Coal is hauled and
shoveled out of the tender in the ortho.
dox manner. In fact, the little engine
IS complete in miniature In every detail.
Instead of using oil In the headlight a
small electric battery In the engine
under the cob seat furnishes an-incan-
descent light which Is described as
sparkling from the pilot like the
diamond IN hotel clerks shirt front.