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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-10
Monday. Feb z.

A brick trust has been formed with a.
capital of $1,000, 600.
Admiral Thomas 0. Selfridge, after
45 years service i'll the navy, has been
placed on the retired list.
Skaguay and Dyea people petition
the United States secretary of war to
send troops to keep order.
A telegram received at the state de-.
partment from San Jose, Costa RIGA,
announces that revolution was inau-
gurated Friday.
Mr.. Gladstone, accompanied by Mrs.
Gladstone, drove to church Sunday and
received communion. He was able to
walk without assistance.
Influenza and measles are epidemic
in London. The former is so severe in
Cornwall that business is seriously in
terrupted and many of the schools are
closed,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-10
TUESDAY,. Feb. 8,

The engagement of Laurence Irving
and Miss Ethel Barrymore, the actress,
has been broken off.
The American National bank of Chi
cago has been authorized to begin BUSH
ness; capital, 100000.
Dispatches from Manila, capital Of
the Philippine islands, announce that
200 buildings, some Of them of import
ance, have been destroyed by fire.
A fire which originated in the Acad-
envy of Music, at Atlantic City, N. j..
destroyed half block of buildings,
entailing loss of $4,000 before being
got under control.
Adolph Sutro, ex-mayor of San Fran
cisco, and builder of the famous Sutro
tunnel, has been adjudged mentally in
competent, and his daughter has been
appointed guardian. He is now over so
years of age.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-10
Wednesday, Feb. 8.


Zola was nearly lynched by Paris
mob.
The Nicaraguan rebels We're defeated
in the first battle.
Two thousand students in Chicago
Ought the police six hours.
The Milwaukee road will reduce its
running time between Chicago and st.
Paul an hour.
1t is stated that Letter will build a
mammoth elevator at Kansas City. tn
be operated in connection with the
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf road
Alexis Claremont. who carried mail
on foot from Green Bay to Chicago 6tf
years ago, is dead, aged 81. He re-.
peated the trip during the worlds fair.
He was born in st. Ignace and served
in the Blackhawk war of 1881.
Professor Edward F. James of thas
University of Chicago, has been nom-.
mated by the bureau of education NJ
Washington to represent the governs
ment as delegate to the internatiouak.
congress of commercial instruction -
Antwerp. April l6, 1898.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-02-10
NEWS CONVERSATIONS
TIL ursday, Feb. 3.

Thursday, Feb. 8.
Alderman Durham of Minneapolis
convicted of bribery, has been denieu
a new trial.
. The bottom has fallen out OF tho
price of California wines. New wines
will net the grower not over OF >
cents gallon.
Owing to shortage Of potato crop
IN Germany, 1000 barrels OF spirits
have just been ordered from PEORIA 10
be shipped to Hamburg.
The Olympic club has signed Peter
Jackson and Jim Jeffries for 2o-round
go. The men will meet about Marcn
so in the Mechanics pavilion, San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Margaret Wickliffe Prestonr
aged II, widow of General Williams
Preston, who was minister to Spain
under Buchanan, and promlnens
soldier in the two wars, is dead.
Judge, Leslie's Weekly and Demon
est's Family Magazine have been con-
solidated and wiz hereafter be lssueo
by the Arkell Publishing company, OF
which w. J. Arkell is president.
Friday, Feb. 4.
The Cuban war had cost Spain $2SO,~
OOO, 900 up to Dec. 81, last.
In fight between Montana cowboys
and cattle thieves one of the latter was
killed. More bloodshed is promised
The United States and Japan have
effected an agreement whereby Japan
will no longer oppose the annexation OK
Hawaii.
Details from Balikesr, Asia Minor.
show that 20 persons were killed and
so injured by the recent earthquake at
that place and Brusa.
The number of deaths at Bombay
from the bubonic plague for the last
seven days is 927, as against 1874 for the
previous corresponding period.
Judge Haynes of Washington, d. g..
holds that it is unconstitutional tor
congress to appropriate money for sec.
tartan institutions }
The Washington government and the
Cuban revolutionists are said to be Me-
gotiating with a view to purchasing ln-
dependence for the island. =
Saturday, Feb. 3.
Three lives were lost in the Delaware
river opposite Burlington, N. j.. by the
breaking Of the ice under sleighins
party.
w. J. Fitzpatrick, jockey and starter,
known on every track in the United
States and Canada, is dead of pneu-
monia.
Attorney Lawrence Harmon has be-
gun the closing talk in behalf OF
Adolph L. Luetgert. He will speak
for four days.
President Dole has accepted the in
vitation extended by Representative
Alexander OF New York for visit to-
Buffalo.
The steamship Aurania, from New
York for Europe, took out 650, 900
ounces of silver and the La Bretagne
100000 ounces. as..a aa
The rates on -four from the Pacific
coast to China and Japan have been
advanced 1873 per cent. The new rate
is "a gold a ton, the old rate being So,
and became effective Feb. 1.
FoIS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

Miss Anais Lsary to Chspsrsa Heoy
Green's Daughter. sylvia.
Mrs. Hetty Green. Americas richest
woman, has made all arrangements Tor
the Introduction of her daughter Syi-
via into New York's 400 this season.
Miss Annie Leary of 80 Fifth avenue.
New York. will act as chaperone TO the
young woman. Miss Leary In wealthy.
and although she has had many suitors
has v married. She has been the
~introducer INTO society of wealthy girls
and women. There Is one requisite. n
that is that they shall have been con-
vent-bred and Roman atholic One
of the first debutantes under Miss
Leary's protection was Miss Crimmins,
the eldest daughter of John ID. GRIM
minis. who afterward married Mr.. Jen-
nings of Brooklyn. Mrs. Henry rant.
the wife of the millionaire hotel ana
express man. is another of Miss Leary's
proteges. 1t is a pleasure TO her. as sne
is wealthy and does not care for n
emolument. In summer n lives IN
an odd quarter of Newport. down a ht-
tie street in the old part OF the town.
Here she gives teas and the entire piu-
tocracy of the place. including Mrs. As
tor and the Va~nderbilts, are her guests.
Last summer she had stopping with
her Mrs. Yznaga, the mother or the
duchess OF Manchester.
Miss Leary is genial and kind
hearted. intelligent and hospitable. She
resembles Mrs. william Aston in APP
pearance. Her hair is dark. she is
rather slight, and she dresses in half
mourning. Her Tuesday afternoons
are delightful, as one meets at her
house not only the fashionable people
but upper bohemia as well. Miss
Leary's father was the halter of the
0rst mart of this century, and the
g~randfathers of the present generation
used to buy their hats from him when
he kept his shop under the old Astor
house. He was a great friend OF the
original John Jacob Aston, who sold
him furs to make the grandfather hats
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rHs MONITORS MASCOT.

Who says that none save b.pads
As heroes shall he known,
Shall sgotistic man assume
All glory for his own?
shall ''pomss' ard short prose pieces
Which fu:ure children quote
Neglect the staiwart glory
or William Terror Goat?
Nay. Tel his bold achi Y m Mt
that all men may dm.re
Tell how the Spanish onion
Aroused his patriot ire:
How swiftly he devoursd II
Ere prudent men could note
And check "a. demonstrators
OF William Terror Goat.
And when you draw his portrait.
Show how he scofned To lille
His face with beautscus "Burnsides.
The Don's dear badge ~ pride
And how hts beard like Uncle Sans
From meath his chin would float
That none IN 'ght ioubt the status
OF William Terror Goat.
Washington star.
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ganization should be referred all COM
plants and grievances, whether on the
part of the manufacturers or the weav-
ers. Manufacturers Of Importance
have already expressed themselves In
favor of this Innovation. and the most
noted labor leaders OF Paterson have
FASTENED to offer their adherence to II.
In the meantime Lillian has moved
among the workers n accomplished
much practical missionary work. She
has become a familiar missionary spirit
at their secret meetings and has ad-
dressed them repeatedly. Her words
have given them hope and her argu-
ments have made them think. They
have read sympathy in her eyes n
detected 1t In the vibrant tones of her
voice.
Miss North is the daughter of a de-
signer I'm the big silk mills. n the ED
er sister of a girl who has won renown
as a designer Of silk patterns. Doubt
less her studious girlhood. when she
applied herself as II by instinct To the
study of economic problems. broaedened
her mind To a degree that enabled her
to see into the heart of things very
clearly when she returned to her home
and viewed the distressing conditions
with which IL vas surrounded. Sh Is
a tall Woman slender. but with a fig
ure nodded in bewitching curves,
dressed with a simplicity that has
something patrician about 1t. She
brings something more than beauty and
youth md inspiration 10 bear OF her
self-imposed task. She is equipped with
an education such as few labor leaders
car boast. Withal, she Is scarcely more
han a girl. and her beauty Is such that
she would he an object of homage in
the stateliest drawing rooms.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

shin. near Trenton. N. J.. Oscar Hay
ward and James Morris. rivals for the
affections Of q Hamilton belle. decided
to settle in a shooting tournament
which Mould give way to n Other.
Both are crack shots. and the match
was watched with a good deal OF inter-
est by 400 people. The young woman
sat in a big farm wagon a snort as
lance away n watched the proceed
ings with interest. Occasionally n
would applaud the shooters, and onee
her actions were regarded by the
spectators as an indication OF a decided
preference for one of the rivals.
The target was a pine disk on the top
Of a lath at a distance of 10 rods IRON
the taw. The disk was four incnes IN
diameter, and II was required OF the
marksmen tina they should make four
shots stick in the target If they failed
to do that their shot counted Tor NOM
ing. IL was a TURKEY shoot and the
match for the girl did not come on un-
til all the birds had been won. Hay
ward took a chance In the shooting Tor
the fowls and got his hand in, but Nor
ris did not arrive until late and he had
but a few minutes in which to familiar
ize himself with the range.
At the fifth shot Morris failed to make
the four stick. Three of the lead pei
lets went into the wood. but the fourth
fell out. Hayward felt that he had de-
tlQtulN lUt btSt VI lhC
went TO the taw for the next shoot with
a smile of triumph OF his face. Once
more he put the four shots inside the
disk. Morris followed him with a score.
His only hope was In Hayward missing.
but there was little TO him.
for the man was shooting with a re-
markably steady nerve. But
was over confident. and on the ninth
shot he managed to get only two snot
in the ring. The score was now a ne
and the men went to the mark for the
tenth shot with a determination 10
make no mistake in their aim. Hay
ward took careful aim and fired.
Three shot" called the referee.
a missed the mark the
second time. Morris stepped up to the
chalk mark. took a long sight and hred:
-Four shot" cried the referee. n
Morris had won the girl.
Preparations are now being made for
the wedding. which Is to come on in a
few weeks. The bride is quite satisfied
over the result of the contest, as Nor
ris was already her favorite lover. IL
is expected that Hayward viii act as
best man at the ceremony.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
A SUMMER OUTING.

Commencing May .. the copper cry
Limited" will run daily except SUNDAY
between Butte. Anaconda and Hamilton.
Round-trip tickets will be on sale at the
Northern Pacific railway ticket omces at
Butte. Anaconda. Deer Lodge and Garri-
son ut Ss. including one weeks board az
the Ravali hotel. Hamilton. A speciai
rate of $40 will also be made on
day and SATURDAY of each week. including
two days board at the Ravaih hotel
Tickets viii be attended upon request ny
the manager of the hotel and a propor-
tona'ely .ow rate charged for hotter ac-
eommodations. Good hshing and hunting
Low altitude. no high winds. climate ara
scenery unsurpassed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
FAIR STUDENT or ECONOMY.
New Jersey Girl Who Has Espoused tn
Cause Of Labor.

New Jersey Girl who Has Espoused the
Cause of b
Paterson, N. j., has a girl who Is a
tyne of the French Joan of Arc. She Is
Miss Lillian A. North. This young
woman has dedicated her life to the
cause OF labor. but is especially inter-
ested In the silk weavers or Paterson,
N. j. Since the great strike of The rib
bon eaver a few years ago. the con-
ditions OF the trade have been going
from bad to worse. Manufacturers
have moved away, and with their exo-
dus the little homes OF the
bought and paid for in most cases
have been rendered worthless. with a
brain to understand n n heart to feel
and a devotion to inspire. Lillian
North, herself a stepchild to labor. a
sprung into the breach n taken upon
her own slender shoulders the cause OF
the d~isintegrating city and its panic
stricken people. She flung herself with
~earnestness into n study OF the difficult
ties i'm the silk industry. Then she be-
gan to write about them. Her articles
were published in an influential trade
Journal and attracted a great deal OF
by reason of their breadth OF
view. their evidences of deep thought
and acute observation. their boldness.
their strength. their lucidity. their sim
certify. In her latest contribution. MISS
North advocates a society to which both
employer and workman should belong
an arena in which master n man
could meet on equal terms. To this or
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
ADVEITSTS' NEW CHURCH
IN THE QUEEN ANNE STYLE
The Interior IL Charminely and Cheer
fully Decorated : The Services
Were Conducted by Elder
w. j. Stone.

The dedication of the latest acquisi-
ton to Butte's houses of worship. the
Seventh Day Adventist church. took
place yesterday afternoon. The new
church. which is situated at the south
west corner of Dakota and Aluminium
streets. is one of the cosiest and most
cheerful of all the religious edifices in
the city. The church is a brick struc-
ture 26x5e feet in dimensions. and was
erected at a cost of $1,000. The archi-
tectural design is on the Queen Anne
order. with slight variations. and gives
the handsome little edifce a slightly APP
pearance. The interior Is decorated
with frescoing in light tints. which
lends an air OF cheerfulness very much
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Dad Not Objec,.

From Pick-Me-Up.
Weary Searcher docking for boardl-I
hope. madam. you don; objec, to chill
dren.
Boarding House keeper-Oh. not In the
least. ! have nine myself.
Weary Searcher backing onb-tm-cr-
~ I decide To take the rooms | VIII send
YOU n postcard. Good day.
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Rrinksrhon-I hear there IL n house in
your n~eighborhood haunted by a very per-
sistent ghost.
RentIngton-Tcs. {: is the ghost Of the
former owner reps ating his futile nightly
efforts TO collect his rent.
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From the Chicago Times-Herald.
MY friend" he said to one of the con-
victs. with "A ~patronizing air. never &C.
spair. Don't lose heart. No one knows
what the future may have In store for
you. I was once a poor. miserable thief
Ike yourself. Now" he added. as he light
ed another perfecto. Il am a aseptoma-
Mae"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
An Irish Duel.

An Irish paper recently gave an account
of a duei and announced the result OF the
meeting In these words:
THE one party was wounded severely
I'm the chest. and the other fired in the
air.
Query: who wounded the former?
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Used to L..

From Pick-Me-Up.
A married man. on being asked whether
he was seriously injured when a seam
boiler exploded. replied that he was so
used to being blown up by his wife that
mere steam had no effect on him.
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Anticipatory.
From Judge.

From Judge.
Brother Jack-Aren't you a bit previous
dressing in black?
HIS Sister-Oh, I don't know. You know
as well as ] do that my husband left for
the Klondike with only $50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

From the Washington Star.
why is this season called Lent?" in
quired the Chinese emperor.
at is a time" replied the court philos-
opher, when people are supposed to give
up something. VIII you observe it?'
Certainly. The japanese collector will
be around after his indemnity to-mor-
row."
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Unsafe.

From the Brooklyn Life.
First Nurse-I am afraid I can't come
with you tomorrow.
Second Nurse-Why not?
First Nurse-well. i don't like to leave
the baby with It's mother.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
Charity Among Ants.

IL is certain that ants Intentionally
sanction the residence of certain insects
I'm their nests. This is the case, for IN
stance. with a curious blind beetle, which
is absolutely dependent upon ants. and is
habitually fed by them, the ants sup
plying 1t with nourishment as they do
one another.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

From Town Topics.

From Town Topics.
Lord De Liverus-Why do you bow TO
the servant girl?
Lord H~elpus-There's nothing like taxi
ing time by the forelock. deah boy. Her
father has gone to the Klondike and she
may be an American heiress In a year or
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
Realizes Their Length.

From Pick-Me-Up.
She-I don't like preachers who read
their sermons from manuscript.
He-I do. If "A nan writes out his SER
mons he is much more likely to realize
their length.
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Hotel Register,

The McDermott-E. II. Talcott. Liv-
ingston: :. u. Stuckey. Streator. III.
J. NJ. Goodwin. Salt Lake; l.. ). Michel
sen. Denver: :. X. Mcdowell. Helena
Fred Dechert, Salt Lake: @. Lavelle,
Divide. G. u. Harris. Richmond: May
ner Cleveland. Great Falls; w. +.
Phillips. Helena. J. \. Sargent. Great
Falls: j. A. Moss. Missoula: a. II. Jen-
klns. Hope. W. !. Higgins. Deer Lodge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
\ S~rrrt society.

From Pick-Me-rp
Hoax-My wife and some 81 her friends
are goirE to organize a secret society.
Joax-Norsense, The idea of women In
a secret society
Hoax-You misunderstood. They are to
meet 10 tell secrets.
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OF that day. The Astors and the
Learys always visited. and the friend
ship Ii a very warm one to-day, n
Mrs. William Astor and Miss Leary
are devoted to each other.
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was the cream-colored parasoi carried
by her on diamond Jubilee day. 1t was
presented to her by the Rt. Hon. Chas.
vfliiers. still .he father Of the house
Of
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His Preference.

From Judge.
The Infant Prodigy Pianist-What shall
I NAV for YOU tonight, Uncle George?
Uncle George-Oh, go and play dead for
awhile-that's a good girl,
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COMPETE Fce a eaios.

Eisais settle "a Love Anair in "a TEST
ef Narksmnnship.
Few girls can boast having had the
pleasure Of witnessing two lovers con-
Test for her heart and hand in a friend
Is way. Recently in Hamilton
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Royal Lentsn Cock-Crower.
In the early days Of the present century
II was the custom on Ash Wednesday to
appoint an omcial of the English palace
to crow the hours OF the day. like a cock.
as a reminder of st. Peters denial OF
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

Thistle wheels for sale and otler fine
wheels for rent al Iis West Broadway.
Frank Carter.
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At Midnight.

From Punch.
First Cat-Why so sad tonight. Thom-
as?
Second Cat-I feel so lonely and neg
lected. I've been weeping and waiiing for
an hour and no one has thrown anything
at me!
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nih IN M. ~ N..cr.

Ali members Of Division No. 1. A. O.
H.. are requested 70 attend the meet
ing next Wednesday evening. as bust
ness Of importance is to be transacted.
ID. ID. SHEA. Secretary.
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saw. ,n- O,o-. "a rnra.o'.

The Only gift the queen Of England
ever accepted from u private subject
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Simple aud Satisfactory.

simple aud Satisfactory.
From Puck.
First Boarding Mistress-What IL your
method of using up breadcrusts?
Second Boaruing Mistress (irmly)-The
boa eat them.
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Christ. This practice excited the furious
Indignation of George H.. whose cour-
tiers had to explain to him that the roy
al cock-crower was not making fun OF
him.. The cock-crower was a salaried
officer as late as 1922.
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financial

From Punch.
lis the old gentleman so ~vulgar?"
"vulgar! Why. he tells you how much
he paid for everything"
"How much did his wife cost him?'
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A general commercial banking business
transacted, including the purchase ahe
sale of State. County and City securitles'
a careful attention to collections nnd ta'
acceptance of trusts.
The herald., 1898-06-16
RUSSIAN LITERATURE
Lecture at the Public Library-Some
Rare Old Books

The library assistants were entertained
yesterday afternoon with lecture on
Russian literature by Charles Won Falck,
fathers estate joins that of Count Tolstoi
and his opinion of that noted Russian and
his writings is but another illustration of
the Scriptural axiom, "A prophet is not
without honor, save in his own country"
The speaker thought Tolstois writings
lowing the example of the Great Teacher
in living the life of the lowly, consists not
in elevating the laborers on his es-
tate but in bringing himself down to their
level which is scarcely above that of the
brute. Russian literature, ethe speaker
said, is inseparable from Russian politics.
Director w. f. Burbank. on a recent visit
to San Francisco, secured for the public
library a case of old and rare books from
the Odd Fellows library of that city and
twenty from the City of Mexico. There are
1873 volumes altogether, including two
said to sell in London at s125. There is a
copy of Pope's translation of Homer, print
ed in 1925; Torquemada History of Travel.
in the Spanish language, and an original
list of emigrants to America between the
years 1900 and 100. The books purchased
from the City of Mexico are bound in Sheep
skin and some date back 20 1858. The COL
lection was obtained for the astonishingly
low price, considering its value of SITS.