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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
Sic StemfmmoGamS=NebeI.

Die dQ6etdnnten unb bielgefir9teter
Ne6el Der g6eufunbIanbbdnte be9anbeIt cir
Ipeben erf9ienener Nufiab bon Or. @er9art
g9ott (Nnnulen Der 9pbrograp9is II. I. IN,
1897, Der in eriter 2inte bur@ neue tartu=
grap6tf9e 9arIeIungen SntereFe erregt
Mun iie6t nun gum r iten Male in ii6erii9t=
li9er 8eiie, ME benin eigentliG bic 9epgra=
p6t13e 8er6reitung be5 Nebel3 auf 0er
Oampferlinie 3tpi16en Seem Oort unb ben
Oitranbe Der groBen NeufunblnnObant lit
8uglei9 au9, tpie Die ia6res3titli4e 8ertbei=
flung 1T; benin es lit fir ieben ein3elnen Noz
nat cine eigene &arte entpprfeu. 8emer=
fenstpert6 tit, baB, tpenn ii6erb1upt Nebel En-
tpartet nerben fam, bic 9r0Bte Babrf4ein=
li9feit bafitr unter ben 2dngen 3lpii4en Al
unb 50 8rab mel i'll. b. @r. beIte9t, aGIo an
Der 0ftli9en &ante Der 8anf, ba, no Del
2ubrabortrom faltes Na7er na6 Siner
6erabfi6rt, baa ben Wdferoampf Der burG
observation-disclosures 1iibli9e marine Winee ge=
bra6tsn 2uft berbi9tet. On Der Weffeiti
Der @ant, nobin bic 2abraoorftr0matnQ
ni9t gelangt, treten Die Ne6el tpeni9e~ GGuftq
auf. Sebr fart nimmt Der Nebtl bann piez
Der nit Der MnnG6erung an Da5 ameritani=
i9e 6eItldnb gu; GionOerS uater Der SI6z
fiiite NeuI9pttlanbs; BEL Der Sd6l2iniel u
+. m. berrf6t ie6r bduFig uniiAtiges @etter.
Wer auf elmer ReiIe nad g1ep Dort mig
liGit benz Nebel entge9en min. nt1B bic QGin.
termonate tpd9Gen, alTO cine Sa6res3eit, ii
Der es bel benz bielfa9 fe6r f6per ftu=ni=
f6en Wetter i'm 1ebrig,n gar tein @ergnii.
qen 1T, ben NorbatlantiIden Ocean 81 be-
fabren; Der 6ebruar bringt Dos Minbeit=
NAB Der Nebel6Gufigteit. @nbe @pril, On.
fang Mat beginnt bic Nebel3eit Der Neufunb.
GanobGnte, augleic9 nit benz Gintreten einea
anberen @efabr fir bic bort berlaufenoer
Oampferlinien, nGmli9 Der @isberg,. nab:
renb aber bic 6iibgren5e Der lebteren i9or
i'm sSSuli meiItens tpieOer 10 melt nod Nor;
ben ~auriidgepi6sn TT, baB Die iett befolgter
NeiIepeqe fret BON i6nen btei6en, o1ucrt Del
Nebelrei9t6um Bis gnbe Nuguit, um Odnr
f6neG ab5une6msn. 8erglei9t man BIZ
a~merifanifde Settle bes Deans nit Del
eurpbGifGen, 70 1T mad Or. S@ott Die He:
belqefu6r fir Die 9ampfer 5piI4en Sal
Qtaarb unb Nsp Oorf auf Der eurOpdii4er
settle bel geringer, ais auf Der anterlfanis
iden 9dIfts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
s:e tedmi5ae eroOernme Ses sstts.

DIN 3. Nobem6er 1897 lpursn bier5ebn
Sabre berfGofen, felt baS d9pptiiae Seer unz
ter 6tds paf9a Bel &ufbgil perni4tet purhe,
unb in biefen Sogen (26. Sunuur) perben
brei3s5n Sabre fsit Der @tnna6me Gbartums
hur9 ben Mu6bi unb benz @n0s Der Der9ebliz
9en expedition CUR Rettung 9oroon's Inter
General Wolfelep berfloien Ieir, GGf Sabre
lang mar in Solge buoon bic iiibli4e @ren3e
McqDpten5 nprbfpGrts Bis naA Wabt 0alfu
-geriidt. 9eute bebsrrI6t Megbptsn, pber
@nglanb, mas bafelbe iogen min. ben Nil
Ti0tpdrts Bis iiber bas 3pii6en 8sr6er unb
@6urtum etpa in Der Mitte ge(esene DEE
tdmneb binaus.
Oiefen @rfoIg fat es tsbi9li6 Der Grfennt>
niB gu psrbantsn, baB bic Mieoergeipin1ung
bes 8erIprenen fih auf bic Ipariamite 8fiIe
- Tpar1am fotpobl in 8e3u9 ouF @el5 ipie
duf MenG9enleben - nur bur6 ben 8au
elmer moberren Seer troBe un6 bur9 Ser
penbung aQer bon Der mobernen Se4nif an
bic 6unO gegebsnen !0iilfsmittel errei6en
lafe. Wol1sleD's Expedition in ben Sahren
1884-1885 itanb nur cine tur5e @iien6abn
um ben erIten 3utardtt 6erum our 8erfit@
ounq. Ser g3e7t bss Weges na4 Gbartum
m1Bte auf elmer Slotte bon Se5el6opten 5u=
riidqeleqt nerben, beren S9affung iiber bic
&otQrafte uHenbli9e Mibe unb ungeRure
&ofen Derurfa9te. General 8it4ener bat
bic So6s pratttT6er d~n9efangen. @r 14idte
als 0or6ut bic Yioniere boraus unb lieB
bur9 bieTe bon Mabi 6alfu (n0rbli9 bDn
benz 3fpeiten &ataraft) na9 benz Ti;blib bonn
britten &ataratt ~belegenen 9pngoId cine
gu6n bauen, peldes in Solge baOon i'm Sep
TENDER in feline 6Gnbe fiel. 9ebur@ bate
er bic 6errf9aft iiher Die. eroBe tpeftlibe
Wusbu6t1ng bes gfils g%etponnen unO 5u<
dlsi6 ben qan5en 0amag BON Der 8erbin=
bung nit benz M}abbi ausgeI4(pfien. 4ber
nm fir ben 8or1toB gegen G6artum einen
"tir5eren Weg 81 golpinnen uno 3uglet4 ou9
ben Dierten NilfuQ 5u umgeB,n, 6dt er i'm lebz
ten Sommer cine etna 225 Meilsn ldn0e
@ifenba6n BON 8aoi 0alfd qlter bur9 bic
Wiite na9 Nbu 6aneO bauen Iafen, hur9
pel9e bic gan5e meitli4e Nu56u9tung Les
Nils abqe16nitten tpirb. ltn0 bisIs 8a6n
pirb i'm Npril big 8er6er fst6t tpeiterge=
fii6rt Ieir, 10 baB man bann bon MNran0ria
Big NFuan nit Der 8abn, BON NTiuan nad
Wabt 9alfa mittelt 9ampf6oot unb bpn
Wabi 6ulfa Bis 8erber pieber nit Der 8abn
in ungefG6r 10 biel Sagen fd9ren t0nnen
pirb, als man friiber Mundts brau4s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

einerIeits mad Der 606e Der 81 5ablenben
GntI9Gbigungen, anbererIaits na3 Der DR.
beiter5a6l, Der 2p6n606e un0 Der 8eFa9rz
flafe. Die Qeitungen 6eIte6en in 3a9lung
Der gsfammten 9eilfoIten unb i'm Safe oOl@
(iQer ScSrbalibitdt in elmer &ente Don ) oes
teBten Sa6resberbienTtss. SIN Safe Der
S0btung lit GrIab Der 8eerOigung5foIten,
oann cine &snte an Die Wittpe BON 20, an
ieoes Ddterloie Sinh bon Is, IN ieoes batsr@
unb mutterlofe Sinh BON 20 Bro3ent oes
Observation-Disclosures borgsi9rieben, nno un4
@ltern er6alten @ntI9dbigung, tpsnn Der
8erunqliidte i6r grnd6rer mar. Sin
99ieosqeriht entI6eibet Streitigfeiten bar
iibsr, mem Die @9ulo bes l1nfaGs5 CUR Gait
fGqt; unb es 1T ni9t uninterehant 5u erfa9z
rem, bah i'm Mgemetnsn 25 Bro3ent Der I'M
fdGe auf Die @9ulb Der @rbetter iel6it, -
duf bic Der Mrbeitgeber faGen, tpd3renb Bel
bom Generic 8 pro5ent, BEL Der 2arbpirt9z
Idcft % prp5ent Der S9ulb beiben CUR 2aIt
falen.
Der f80nffe @rfoIg Der obGi9atorii9en I'M
faIDerfi9erung, ben 9err MOnagban nitbt
6erii6rt bat, TT Der, baB baOur4 immer mshr
perfonen i'm 0eutf9en Gei6e benz bemiitbiz
gemb,n Mb6dngigteitsperbaltnife non Der
~4rmenpfege ent5ogen peroen, fopie Der bon
i6m angebeutete. baB ni9t nur CUR 8er6uz
tunq BON unfG1en ale 9ebel in Selpegung
Gs1ekt nerben. 1Dnberrt auh OdB bic 8erufsz
genoFenI9aften, UNI tpomDgli8 Der 3a9lung
buuernber Gnti6GOigungen gu ertgebsn, fit
fofortige dr3tIi6e 8ebanOlung Der @erleBter
9orge trager. 60 iinb in 9r0Beren unb BE-
fonbsrS gefG9rliAen 8etrie6en T4oa bielfa4
1nfaGitationen, ippie &ranfenz uno 3eeonz
Observation-Disclosures eingeriAtet porben.
@9e cine 10 iegensrei@e @inri9tung bier
m6gli9 pirb, biirfte lei0er mod man4es
Ssa6rSe6nt bsritrei4en, DAB fe aber tpinz
14en5pert6 pGre, ibe9t auBer iebem 3peifel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
0rektIaett.

SrpBbem bic englii9e preHe no6briidz
li4Tt bdrauf~ aufmerfIam gemu9t trorben lit,
bdB Tie fi9 bur9 bic 8er0ffentli9ung Bog
tpillig erfunbener Ra9ri9ten, bic ie glei6
nahber tpiberrufen muB, I'm ieoes Nn1eben
bringt unb berd9tli9 ma9t, pir6 btes Sc
f4dft bennc9 nit ungel4pd9tsn ardften
fortgefebt.
Bon ben un5d6ligen 2iigsn Der lebten Set
Teien II 5tpei bon 6eipnberer Niebertra9t
b~erborge6pben. Die cine lit Sic, 1slbItbsrz
ftdnbti9 BON 2pnbon aus 5u benz 3nede, in
ben 8ereinigten Staaten ge5en 9enti3ldnb
Stimmung 81 ma9en. betbreitete Ha9rt3t,
unIer @eIanbter in Berlin unb feline Srau
feien BON benz borttGsn b0Aeren unb nieberen
9ofgeitnbe ni6t nit Der i6nen duf 8rlno
Der internatipnalen Gtiqustte 3%utommenoen
!90fli9feit un6 3uoorfomm:nbeit be4anoelt
pQrbsn, 10 baB fi4 9err W9ite g%e5fpungen
gefeben babe, bagegen BERN &aiIer Proteit
rin3ulegen, tporauf bieier ben Itrsngen @sfe9l
an Die 6erren uno Oamen bonn 6pfe e%rlafen
babe, benz @eIanbten iofort ale f4aloiJe
M6tlng GIT erpeiien. = Gerniinftige W{tnz
fden 6aben bas ~iiber6dupt ME geJlall5t, benin
unIere @efanbten iinb in Serlin itetS NIT
ba1onbersr 3uborfommen1eit aufgenomlnen
Qnb dusge5ei9net tporoen, uno Prof. W6ite
1T bott itets cine persona grata getpeIen.
Aber es giebt Der 2ei4glaubigen genug, uno
i4rstipegen lit es gut, baB Der @eianbte felbTt
in elmer Sepe19e on Den 5taatSIecretdr Die
NdhriAt aGs cine obfolut gruno!oie unO
gdn3li9 erfunbene be3ei9net Fat.
9atte bteIe .2iige imnerbin mod einen
3ped, = BEN ndmli9, cine internationals
GtGnterei 6er6ei3ufii6ren unb 3nei befreun>
bette Climber gegen chamber 81 ber6ebsn, 10
iiebt mon ii9 oerge6tid9 na4 einem fol4sn
Bel Der a1tberen I'm, oaB o1s Oampfbpot
nGitp Of Seattle" NIT 200 Pdilagieren an
Der &ii1te bon Mldsfa nit Mann unb MauS
untergegangen lei. Nu4 o1ran TT tein nab
res Mort, unb es gebOrt bod cine beIonoers
Niebertra9t ba3u, cine Iolbe gea3rt9t,
neG6e 6unberte pber 3auIenbe, tpel9e
Sre1nbe ober @ernanbte an 9oro bes San1z
piers 6atten, in 99reden unb Srnuer ber@
Teben muBte, obne jeben 8runb unb o9ne
iebe faBbare @erunlafua9 in bic 8elt gu
Ienben.
Gs mag 3uge9eben mcrben, baB man fi4
gegen falf9e Na9ri9tn niAt immer l4iben
fam, Nber mem gum 8eiipisl bic @foz
ciirte prelTe es ii9 MIR in Elm padr 5daen
angeIegen 1ein lieBe, Die 8erbreitet oerielben
Dffentli9 an ben Stranger gut teIcn, 10 Mir
ben Der 2iigner balb peni5er perbsn unb bic
3eitungen piirben ni9t% ge5pungsn Iein, fat
tGgli6 berte 9inge gu pioerrufea, Die fie
geftern ber0ffentlidt BADEN. I'm ifrer ielbft
pilen foQte bic prefe ensr8iI4 ge8en bas
Observation-Disclosures bes 2Hgen>Sournaltsmus
einf9reiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
Qn3ei0en.

NeutT d. &aIemS fir 1893: Ameritau.
- Observation-Disclosures. 3c 9eutIber Goiirr-Galens
Der; zoe; Jliieaednoe 8ldtter:taleaoer, 25s; SarteHIanoe'
kOEAEENG 81 kLAPPENEBACH,
2eutide 8ubbauolung. l00--l02 Ronbolp9 Str.
SelepDon Wtain PIG.
0u Derfnmfeu: Sine quite Stpd=5ornl, 143 alder,
~ init ieinem 9roBeu @obnbouS, guteH Stdleit.
ttefeu 8ruuneu un6 Mtnbmibie, u~nQetabr 81 Mteilen
bon Chicago, lit nit Doer obue Stod preisiniirbi9 az
%nerfouien. gu erira9en bel 9errionn 9ttetber, D
q. MeaS=Str, Chicago.
Sc estanot: Sn Wenouo. ST.. 80 prattiibe Gnh.
~ :~,Iqr6ber. &elu Strife pber u~nanucHmlibfeiteH
irQeno pelber @rt. Nir ipiini6en %unieren @etrieb Su
%Deritdrfcn. 9~eitdnoige @rbeit. 3ablen Oitritts4reiie.
9aarjablnnQ balbmonatlih. &Ommt iOiOrt mad Guten
3immern. QBenoua Goa! 6cntpanp, gSenona; 81.
2NeaStnX
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
9te Ia,
9eMtIdben &ei1e-

Infer gpnIul in G6emnis 1T in einen1
bom 4. Sanuar batirten 8eri9te IN bas
9taatsbepartement bes 2obes boI i6er Die
be1tTGe Nrbeiter : l1nfullperft6erun1, nnb
nennt Te Die ~ipei1eite gtnri4tung, rel6e iez
MATS CUR llnterftiibung Der Nrbeiter 9etrofz
fen porben lei. Nu9 meint ct, feline lei 10
populGr unb feline babe i6re Saieil156are9ttz
gung befer bargetban. Sbre NiiBti4fett lei
bur6aus ni9t dlein an ben betrdAtli6en
Gummen gu mefen, bic an bic bur6 l1nfau
auBer 9rot gefebten @r6eiter auS8e5ublt
porben 1eien, ionbern bisl 9r0ber nod lei l9r
g61Ben babur9, baB tie ii4 als Elm auBerorz
bentli9es @orbeugungsmtttel 9egen unfdae
ertpsiIe. l1nb 3tpar in gan5 biretter Weiie,
benin fie ~beranlaffe Die Sabritanten uno DIR
beitqe6er, bic natiirli9 Die 3ablung BON @nt>
~f6dbigungen m0glibIt gu DermeiOen iu9ten,
in ibren 9Sabriten unb an i6ren Mai6inen
bic beten unb erprpbte1ten S4ubporri4tuna
gen an3ubringen. 11no 10 betpirte bic unfdGz
berTl1erullg, baB foipo6l bic 3d6L ME ou4
bic @6!pere Der l1nfdGe Rrabgemlnbert tporz
ben 1ei. nnb bas III beut3ntage, no fait ioe
Mrbeit nit 9ilfe cOmplicirter DfaiGinen per@
ridtet iperbe, in bobsm 8rabe gu bea4ten.
Die big @nbe 1896 in ben elf Sdbren bes
8e1tebens Der notwithstanding an
GntT6Gbiqungen ausge3ablten @ummen be-
laufen fi9 auf 30O,O0O,000 Mart Dctr
$72,OO0,OOO, tpdArenb Die Nrsga6en fit biz
Nrbeitgeber Ii9 Der @eripultunqstoiten anh
Der nptbpenbigen S9affung zines Hsfer0ez
fonbs 6alber auF na9e3u $120, 100000
ite1ten.
gonIul Mouogban erfldrt, Der @nfprud
b.r Nrbeitgeber, baB ar 'bieie @eloer aus
t6rer Saf9e Gdtnen, tperbe BON ben Sociaz
Itten tpo6l beitritten, lei uber ni9t erfolgreif
piberGeqt porben. Srobbem srtldrt er Bit
@tnri9tune fir einen ~oOlibdnbigen @rfolg
ltnb baran fam beut3utage ipobf ni3t
mre6r ge5peifeIt peroen. 9enn fpiirbe lid
Dir unfaQz8 erii9erung ni9t uls cine Iegen3.
rei6e ertpteIen 6aben, 70 niirbe ite tpo6l ni4t
i'm Qaufe Der 3eit unb nod i'm Oorigen Sa9rj
auf INNER peitere 8etriebe uusgebebnt nor,
ben 1etn.
@ieGeibt 1T es bier am plube, etlpus iibel
bic Dirt unb Weife git Iagen, mis bic Ser:
fi6erung ausgeii6t pirO. 9ieie liegt Inter:
ne6merzG3 pangsperbdnben ob. Die Inter:
ne6mer, nel9e %bertpanbten 8erufen un9s9D:
rem, bilben nit rGumliber Nusbe6nung iibet
ba8 gan3e gei9 ober au9 nun iiber S6eit
beGel6en 8erufs@ @enoffen DAT
ten, tpelfe innerbaGb bes geIebliGen Ra9
mems i6re Qngelegenbeiten bur4 @enohen
18aftsitatut regeln unb bur4 @eneralper
iammlung unb felbt9endblten @Ortani
~bertpalten. Solder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gab es i'm Sabre 1895 eeperblt9e IS, lamb
pirt619aftlide 48; unb bOn ben e%rteren ma
rem 81 inbuftrte1e unb IL gerg6au%genof
TenT6after. Sic fteben fdmmtli@ unite
Muffi9t bes acknowledgements.
Die Soften Der @erliderung tpetoen ool
ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bur9 Grbe6un!
bon esobresbeitrGgen BON ibren Mttelieberi
5ei6offt; Die SObe Der 8sitrdge ri3tet it'd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf.
Wholesale g. Retail Groca-,
232 nm0 234 Oft 2ian0oGp0-S traRe,
alpii4eu S~eronr(iu. unb Marfet= Str,
Shiroun oSn5

232 nm0 234 Oft 2ianOorp0- Strake,
apii4en gsronEltn. unb Marfet= Str,
9btcaqO, SHS,,
eShtelt in ieluIter Maare:
6rifdle eet1udlertc &amburger BIdIttGe.
8er6id1ertcr umo m6riuirten Nal,
g(edbte GGerf1r0er Spr0tten ObMe Del,
6eimite Sitiee 9eItfateBs&6rin9e,
misunderstanding nno &S1ttb. Tetts96rtn9e,
9lppetitsgilO, RteIcr SprOtten, StodRtA,
0tuH. GaroineS, uortpe1. &t6uters9Itdlun tSp
sou. MISUNDERSTANDING
GaIsIarOeuer, ruff. &apt1r,
Eeiillte 9er6ud1erte 8dnIebriifte tn0 sSeuIett,
~GtrabbIrgcr 0anSIebersNaiteten,
SyrtId)e impprtitte braMtId Dtu. @eroeIattputtI
import. Tramff. 8ratpurtt n Siid1ien,
&eGtcs itaI. SIinen0I. ItobR0I,
7iHeIoorfer Geui Meineiiig, &apcra,
Orans. Grbfem, @bampiGnons, Sttosr,
&iibeGer e dlntttbobnen Seltotuet Hnben,
SfieIcniparGcl, 7iIs@urfcn lio Sauetft1ntp
@etrn6ncte YttSc ~ dDl 10 attite), WsohiIanten,
EriId) import. S3lu etI d. nmlS, &eiOeIbeereit,
&tcdDten isitg dbcn WOIcM=RaPttf1r &irle,
9tcme @ritmfern, &iuIen, perIgerte,
SudJlpct5c I: BrttBc, @saber= ti0 @eritet9rpseS
StaI. 9tmOetn, Ntacarnmi, GeismtebL
SFeimite SGntue=0bofOlnoe, &nfao,
MeG)ten Sanas, Wtoffas ulto 8io=&atee,
0fetfer nno OILERS &oTeesGnen3,
@iemcr Tci9euf0fce, VidleIfaHee,
Wfarrer Stetpp's Malaf1fee,
2tcdltcH Nicbi9'S TIeiIdbertraft,
GbineI. Srgtper, &out1, Gintbeetlnfts
Med)tenG tnrtctth g 1tOctS crf6ie, Serdutettafe,
Gonnier SAFE, Sintburaer=, nnO &anotaie,
StranS. Gam rt ID ert= nno Roqneiort=&dIe,
Irtidlci intportirtcn BARTER Nosbe6 s5abat,
9entfGe Spinnr60er, &olSidIuhe, II, (. No.,
Su ben btaiQften 4jretien.
Henry SCAlOel1kOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-26

@ber itatt ben @e9fel6alg bes 2ob9s inn
n1er me6r ab5ui6pd9en, folten Mdnner lpie
@prliB i'm gan5 a6tbun. Oas pdre ba5.
@infa6fte unb oas 8arm6er5igits.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
THE NEWS OF THE DAY
SOUTH DAKOTA HAPPENlNGsiN
CONDENSED FORM.
M%innchata County Farmers May
Build a Railroad Between Sioux
Falls and MISUNDERSTANDING
Steps Have Been Taken.
Would Build n Railroad

A we'll grounded movement has been
inaugurated among some of the leading
farmers of Minnellaha County to build a
railroad from Sioux Falls to Madison, in
Lake County, and to ultimately extend
the line to Aberdeen. On Saturday, Feb
ruary 2b, between IS and 100 farmers met
at Cottonville. They all live along the
proposed route of the road and all were
enthusiastically in favor of the enterprise.
a large fund, consisting of cash and lands,
was subscribed at the meeting to push
val the project. The new company
will be Incorporated under the name OF
the Sioux Falls and Aberdeen railway,
and it will not only be an air line between
Sioux Falls, Madison and Aberdeen. but it
will traverse of the richest agricul-
tural belts of the Big Sioux valley now
without convenient railroad accommodate
tons. The proposed line would cut in two
the distance between Sioux Falls and Mad
lson,% according to the present rail facilities.
During the boom days the Milwaukee
Railway Company had under considera-
ton the line between Sioux Falls and
Madison, but not receiving the necessary
encouragement from the farmers along the
route allowed the undertaking to go by
default. The revived interest in the mat
ter Will no doubt again attract the atten-
ton of that COMPANY.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
GOLD SEEK RS DYING
EPIDEMIC OF SPINAL MEN,NG,.
IT'S AT SkAGUAY.
Dread Malady Is Due to the yaria.
bic Character Of the Alaskan
Characterization Succumb to tho
Disease in One Day.
Many Cold Seekers Die.

Advices from Alaska bring further de-
tails of Il fearful epidemic of cercbro spinal
meningitis now raging in Skaguay. The
disease is caused by old winds from the
mountains coming i'll ontac with the sea
breezes which sweep up Lynn canal,
causing very changcable weather and
large precipitation. The chilling blasts
quickly pierce the Klondikcrs, particularly
up toward Summit, and they quickly fall
prey TO meningitis. Last week, Thursday,
fifteen deaths occurred from this malady.
Some OF the victims are reported to have
very little pain. They are taken down
one day with Slight pains i'm the head and
through the body, becoming unconscious
that night, and dying the next day. In
most instances they are buried in Skaguay
cemetery. y number of victims of menin-
gifts died along the trail after getting their
outfits well up toward the summit. Sew
cral men who arrived at Skaguay and
Juneau from Dawson last week report
that scurvcy is prevalent there. -Four
deaths had occurred when they left, and
dozens were laid up for the winter.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
HER SACK GONG is BROKEN
Convincing Evidence OF ana Isx-
tcrnni EXIInsi0n IHnund.

Convincing Evidence OF an EN-
tcrnui Explosion Found.
A New York llcrald's Havana special
on March ., says: The Names back was
broken. The latest discoveries made by
the divers not only support the informa-
ton printed concerning the disclosures of
paramount Importance made by Powell
son, but convince those in charge of the
submarine investigation beyond all doubt
thai Il mine rent the United States battle
ship asunder. The keel of the ship has
been found in " pieces, the nearest ends
of which are now separated by IL distance
OF from two and a half to three feet. The
sections no longer lay in one straight line,
but show the effect of the force eXcrted
from port to Starboard. 1t is evident from
the discovery of the present condition of
the keel that the section of the bottom
found twenty-nine feet from its natural
position wa wrenched from the keel by
the first explosion and driven upward.
The keel itself was forced in the middle
until it was broken in two, and then coll
lapsed in two sections, which fell in the
position in which the divers found them.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
MOBILIZE AN ARMY
PLANS MAPPED OUT BY UNITED
STATES AUTHORITIES.
~ Large Force OF Men Could Be
Quickly Assembled at Some South
crn Point in Case of "a Conflict
With Spain-Othcr Items.
To Mobilize an Army.


A Washington special to the st. Louis
Globe-Dcmocrat IN March 3 says: Not
withstanding the strong faith in peace
still held by the administration, it is
learned that plans are maturcd for the
mobilization and transportation of 100000
soldiers, with arms, equipments and sup
plies. The quartermaster generals Office
prepared plans and contracts for trans
portation of this number of men. Various
officials of the railroads that may be called
upon for the furnishing of ears, engine
and freight carriage have been consulted
and have made their reports.
The plan Of operation embraces two
features. One is the defense of the har-
bors and coast cities. For this about IL, OCO
of the regular army will be reserved.
These will he supplemented by such of
the militia volunteers as may be available.
In addition, n competent reserve of militia
and volunteers will be held as supports.
This is the mode of defense.
The offensive plan contemplates the i'm
mediate mobilizatian and shipment of l0O,-
600 men to som southern point. Atlanta,
GA, is the focus. From thence troops will
he hurried to New Orleans and Mobile.
No more than 10000 regulars will 20 with
this army.
One railroad oficia, says that with two
weeks notice the railroads would be able
to transport 10000 men to any point de-
sired as IL base by the government.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
New Liquor Problem.

The officers OF Sioux Fails have a new
saloon trouble, y. few days since the pro-
prielors OF ''Tle sooicry' closed the
doors OF their place. They were SOD in
arrears on their city license, which they
refused TO pay. The local authorities
brought suit against them under the. dis
orderly house ordinance and the jury dis
agreed. What further action Will Inc
taken by the city has not yet been de-
termincd. The Suspension of the saloon
business by the pro:rietors OF 1.-The
Rookery' was for the purpose of enabling
them TO reopen the retail liquor business
of an Incorporated club. No municipal
license will DC required in this new de-
parture. There is already one incorpor-
ated club in operation in Sioux Falls, and
It's bar receipts, it is said, are about four
times greater than the daily income of the
most successful saloon in town. This ill.,
corporation club plan will be watched
with interest by the saloon men through
the state.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
BODY is IDENTIFIED.
Man Found Murdered Near Castle.
wood Last September.

On September 20 some Castlewood boys
found the body of a murdered man, clad
only in an tnlers!lirt and badly mutilated.
Al tile inquest it was found that death was
caused by 4 revolver shot, fired while the
victim was asleep; that death had resulted
seven or eight days previous, and that the
body had been carried IL distance by some
vehicle before being left in the place
where it was found, as shown by the
bruises on the body. In Deccmbe. 81 suit
of clothes was found in Il culvert Il mile
from the place where the body WAS fnund,
and also a fragment of Il letter. These
have been the mean OF identification.
Mrs. Charles Leroy WAS located in Ne
braslsa and she positively identified The
letter as n written by herself and the
clothes as belonging to her husband.
Lelioy had the regulations of being steady
and Industrious,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-03-11
MaENGT QUOTATIONS

Chicaso-Cattlc. common to prime,
$500 to 500; hogs. shipping grades.
$500 to S4.25' sheep. fair TO choice. &2.5t
to $i.T3: wheat, No. = red, S1.Ui to 81 Los;
corn. No. =. 22Sc to 29c; oats. No. =. 25c
to &c: rye. No. =. i9c to soc: butter.
choice creamery. 19c to BIC: eggs, fresh,
12c to 1lc: potatoes. common to choice,
5oc to Ipc per bushel.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. shipping. $500 tic
S5.25; hogs. choice light. $500 to $40;
sheep, common to CHOICE. $500 to $3.50;
wheat, No. .. 97c to 90c: corn. No. y
white. SOC to Bic: outs, No. = white, 29c
TO Bic.
ST. Louis-Csttle. $500 to $3.50: hogs,
$500 to S4.25: sheep. $500 to $500:
wheat. No. >, 9Sc to soc: corn. No. .
yellow, 2Gc to 2sc; oats. No. . cash, 2Gc
to pic: rye. No. .. Use to soc.
Cincinnati-Catt!e. $3.50 to S5.25; hogs,
$500 to $4.25: sheep. $3.50 to S4.15;
wheat, No. . red. 91c to a9c: corn. No. =
mixed. Sic TO 33c: oats. No. 2 mixed, Csc
to 29c: rye, No. 2. sic TO 53c.
Detroit-Cattle. $3.50 to $5.25: hogs
$500 to $4.25: sheep. $3.50 to $3.50;
wheat. No. 2. 95c to 97c; corn. No. /.
yellow, 31c to 33c: oats. No. . white, 30c
TO BE: rye. 51c to sc.
To!edo-Whcat No. . red. Csc tc
s1.oo: corn. No. . mixed. Soc to sc; oats
No. 2 white. &c to 2Sc; rye, No. =. soc tic
52e: clover seed. $500 to $50.
Milwaukee-Wheat. No. 2 spring. Soc
to 97c: corn, No. 3, 3oc to Sic; oats. No
2 white, Csc to soc; rye, No. 2, 49c to sic,
barley. No. ., Csc to 43c.
Buffalo-Cattlc, $500. to $3.50; hogs
$500 to $3.50; sheep, $500 to $500.
wheat. No. 2 red, 90c to $1.O1; corn. No.
2 yellow, 33c to 35c; oats, No. 9 white,
32c to 33c.
New York-Cattle, $500 to $3.50: hogs
$500 to $3.50; Sheep. $500 to $5.25;
wheat. No. 2 red, $1.O6 to $1.OS: corn, No.
3. 36c to Csc; oats, No. 2. white, Soc to
32c; butter. creamery, 15c to 22c; eggs,
Western. 15c to 17c.