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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
CITY SIGNS OF SPRING.
(New York Sum

NANGW 1OIK sum-
The signs of spring may not be very
many as yet, but there's no mistaking
them. Open cars appeared on Madison
avenue last Sunday; on the same day
three of the Park carriages resumed
their bowlings, and in all parts of the
otty were to be seen the men who sell
pinwheels and red balloons. Just why
these latter should be considered such
certain harbingers of spring is
by no means evident, but har-
bingePs they unquestonahly are
Perhaps 1t has been proved
that, winter blasts being too powerful
and summer breezes too bland. vernal
zephyTs are the windpower alone suited
to these toys. Roller skates used to be
sign OF spring, but for some reason
or other they have now become peren-
NAL and are no longer a sign of ANY,
thing, unless it be very COCO time for
their little wearers, Hoops are still the
springs own, and yesterday. for the
first time. a number Of hoops trundled
nlefrily along many side streets Thav
had formidable rivals in tho skipping
ropes, however, though it could hard
ly be oHlled rivalry either; each was
Jealous III aiding and abetting the other
to prove that spring had actually come.
There were probably more bicyclists
out on Sunday than New York has
seen for many a long day, and this in
spite of the fact that it was anything
but good wheeling. The mud along the
Park roadways was of a rich and rare
consistency, such as is only known TO
early spring thaws, and it was next
to impossible to make any Roadway
through il upon a bicycle. II was nor
a+wheel, therefore, that the majority
OF cyclists were to be seen; in wheeling
costume and ploughing a-foot through
the mud with their wheels at their
sides, they crowded the roadways and
had great difficulty in keeping out of
the way Of the horsed and horseless
vehicles which rose superior to the mud
handicap, but they seemed to be en-
tdSing themselves in spite of every
thing. Perhaps it was another case of
realizing that, no matter how uncom-
Portable they were personally. they
had a value at large in being SIGN
Of spring. AS the season advances If is
Interesting to note how these signs or
rather, their sequence. fall naturally
into Kind Of calendar. After the ini
tial tokens above mentioned comes the
small boys top, always q certain sea-
son signal. Before IT appears there is
ever danger that the first tfmid syn1p-
TOMS OF tne Vernal approach may at
any moment suffer dtsooura Te,ner,t 4. ~
Writer resume its sway. Bin the Iot1
somehow fixes things: when II comes
II comes TO stay, ana It means that
spring has come TO stay, too. Once tho
top begins TO spin, winter doesn't dara
SHOW It's race again. Then the hand
organ. the circus and the Essta, bon
net arrive, respectively,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

aud important organs that bear the burdens
Of maternity.
Thousands of women suffef in this waV
and DO not recognize the cause, or If they
do understand their condition. neglect Il
rather than submit TO the obnoxious exam
nations and local treatment insisted upon,
by the average physician. Dr. pieFce,s
FavoTite Prescription Is wonderful xuedi-
cine for women who suffer IN this way. n
does away with the necessity for these trv.
ing ofdeals. and may be used IN the prsvsrsv
of the Eoine. II aSts directly on tie cell
cate organs concerned, and makes then,
strong, vigorous and fszithy. II harisl1cs
the discern Forts Of the expectant period and
Tnakes haby'S advent easy and almost pain
less. u transforms weak, nervous, petulant
inval1ds into happy wives and mothers,
THOUSANDS Of women have testified, over
their own signatures, to this fact The
bavorita Prescription may be procured
from any good medicine dealer ANY wom-
an who will write to DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buff.
falo, n. Y, may have the advice of an emiu-
emit and skillful specialist without charge.
Mrs, Cora NJ McI,aurin, Of Rockport, copiah
60, Miss;. writes; II had displacement and
tnbaEnInatep Of the uterus. I was under the
treatment Of on; family physician for long
tine, but received no bcHefi9 had falling of in.
tefnal organs with liberation and enlargement
cpt1fnebccd using Dr. Heree's Favorftc Pre-
scnpton, Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant
Pellets and Extract Of Sinart-Weed.' From
sie hrSt day began to improve, and ina short
TIME was able te do ali my l7ousewpqk, Ifit
had net been for yscur medicines I would have
been dead hong ago
Stomach aud liver troubles with sluggish
action of the bowels a1s cured by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
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Berry, Highland street, Friday atter-
noon at 3 O'Clock. Mrs. Otis Carey Of
Japan will speak on the work of the
mission in that country
The art department of Central
Church meets Monday evening at 4. 30
clock. The sibjeCt Will be "MurIl-
To-"
The Christian Enieavor societies of
Ola Sonth Church will hold good cfta-
zenship meetings this eFentng at s. 10
o'clock.
Or. Conrad Iec4uTes on From the
Golden Gate to Canon Crest" at Old
South Church, tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock.
The Sunday schools of Worcester dis
trict hold home department confer
ence at Old South Church, Tuesday
evening at 7.8O o'clock.
There will be a business meeting Of
the first and second Endeavor societies
of Old South Church Wednesday eve
ming, after the prayer meeting.
The meeting of the Mems Union Of
Old South Church Thursday evening
will be addressed by Rev. w. S.
Hawkes., on Inside views Of Nor
mohsm."
There win be a social for all the
teachers or Old South Sunday school
Friday evening at las o'clock.
The third rehearsal Of Easter music
at Piedmont Church will be held this
afternoon at 8 o'clock,
A union meeting Of the Benevolent
Union and Missionary Society Of Pied
mon Church will be held Tuesday
morning and afternoon.
The third lenten service for young
people will be held at Piedmont church,
Friday afternoon.
The subject of the regular Ienten ser
vice at Piedmont church Friday even
ing, will be 1.-THE privilege and duty Of
public Christian confession"
There will be a musical ana literary
entertainment at Pilgrim church Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society. On the program is
Miss Florence Clifford, reader, Miss
Edith Ellsbree, whistler, and Mr.. Cum
bingham, soloist.
The Congregational Club meets in the
Y. M. c. A building tomorrow evening.
David McGregor Means of New York
viii speak on Evolution and self gov
eminent"
The closing meeting OF the Bible, class
at Pilgrim church will be held Friday
evening at 7.45 o'clock.
The sewing school of Pilgrim church
meets Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The school closes next week.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
FIRST Baptist church will hold a bust
ness meeting and social Friday evening
at 7.45 o'clock.
The WoRan's Guild Of st. Johns
Episcopal church meets Tuesday after
noon at "A Windsor street.
There VIII be debate between the
members of Co. a. Young Crusaders, of
ST. johns Episcopal church.
Rev. Woodman Bradbury is conduct
ing a special service for young people at
Pleasant street Baptist church during
lenten season in the study of the life OF
Christ. The class meets Thursday even
lngs at the pastors house.
The special services conducted by
Rufus NJ. Taft at Emmanuel church
have been wen attended. Meetings are
held every evening except Saturday,
and the series WIN close with Wednes-
days services.
Beginning the 27th, and extending
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Miss Johnson Of Broollline will speak
on Sewing in church and public
schools" under the auspices of the
Sewing School Association of Union
Church, Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The parish supper and social of Union
Church will be held Tuesday evening at
6.45 o'clock
The rehearsal of Easter music for
Union Church will be held Wednesday
evening, after the prayer meeting.
The subject at the children's lenten
service at Union Church this Friday
will be "1he ten lepers."
There viii be a special meeting of the
Ladies' Benevolent Society of Ply
mouth Church Tuesday afternoon at
2. so o'clock.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
Plymouth Church meets with Mrs DR..
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

The 5tst anniversary of the founding
of SpiTitualism in Massachusetts will
be celebrated on the 31st by an enter
tainInent in y. V. l.. hall.
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Special services will be held at South
Baptist church every evening this week
except Saturday. The pastor Rev. T.
Richard Peede. win be assisted by Rev.
Frank E. Weston Of Natick.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

Rev. Frank Neff and Rev. w. c
Earbinger will be Rev. Alonzo Sander.
sons assistants at Lake View Leices.
ter, Greenville and Tatnuck Methodist
churches this year.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

c. G. Hagsbugg. former missionary
in India, will give talk at she Thorn
as street Methodist church Thursday
eveTGng, The lecture via he illustrat-
ed
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q
ging down and
burning sensa-
tons; and who
re c ICES,
hers elf, that
she has become
irritable, cross
blue and de-
spondent, is in
almost every
case suffering
from weakness
and disease of
fhA lAfs,-4
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through two weeks, evangeiistic SER
vices will be held every evening except
Saturday at GAINESVILLE Baptist chapel.
The work viii be carried on by James
81. Lent who has been preaching there
fbr several months
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19

The Ladies' Missionary Society of
Plymouth Church meets with Mrs. DR..
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Beginning the 27th, and extending
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

fSInttet.,

nf, tSinttet.l. ..-
s9pem lGrte Sem ben Sdn9g" lpurgia
ban. % Wanben baooe puttet.
.Min Mober,," Lob Soartf. '-r NJ
Oct famine sioroe min. Seq Iarte
ben Of benbs, DO jes pur et Barn, us
je9 pleiebe of ipnse ben for benoe. j."
Storf Gnorer trangte fig frem i bans
Djnt. ~in, IVAN. NJ.
Slen Omfrin9 bans Sjerte bespnhie,
fro M af at to bort. Oct blep let al
of fgrf Samtale meb BAN. .SSslu, Orb,
Tom frembolbtes for bam, blep oF @Gns
ben fGrt inb 0b ben DIR, Snn9en bnuoe
aobnet, @rGbenfbe % msp IN noubes
bnnsris Sl9l lpttebe ban til pen trllte.
lise Nabenbarinas Sanobeber ON Spnn,
9sb 90 @uube, Os tort fsrenb BON ub=
annbebe opersap ban fig til fin Mooers
Sur % Spnberes Gen, ben 6erre Seins
2riftus. .-. e.' ..., w.. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
XVIII.
sap. IA; gers 6

sap. IA; 8ers 6:
.Spotteren isser gisbom,
o9 ban Tnbsr ben life;
men for ben Sorftdnbi9e or Runbffab let. =
9pormuuseu bar meb iremoouenbte Slitte
bog f~irret o9 ipelbet mob Raalet zig tlGt
6porfor? So, 9eiene ifiles. ON man snffer
END bet lamme,
man ielpiif nil pibe, men life an11amme;
man bill sjsre iin Re9nine paa Sunbftab os
Slibeu,
% ioa tommer en- 6ortOItninsets Briben.
Iisbom, ben ianbe, @ubsorbets 8iGrne,
or life iom en- Srust at Ell menneifelis 9ierme
Der isees nil finbes iom bu ielp nil f~ortjene
os iaa meb bet epi9e 9oob big ~forlene.
Ssser man fit eeet. bet Guiee foripinber;
Sortaubisbeben bunber i bolpslemte Dfinber
iom aIbris isste Cub euer Rirten
% relultatlss MAJ bliue / i'm 8irten.
8 esen Snbbilbnin9 meb bet ipottenbe Smil
fan mar bore i Ft Srpft juit ben siftisae Pil /;
o9 andre, fom maaffe man til Stipe mbtaarer,
paa ielpIamme 8is mat fun iaarer.
Strar brinser bet libt Stof psl til Striben ;
bet piier fig bog fben,
at Der bleu iaare Iiben
BSben'
ON bet, iom er fort o9 sobt / Giben;
for Chen er en- Draobspart al @uisbeben,
ps Striben enbes fsra | Gpisbebsreoen.
9robs 3ampen er oppe i 9iberues Stribeu,
nbbpttet al al benne Str9ben os SIiben
bliuer. bpor Sornuften faor 2ou til at fse;
Ybmpsbeb for Spotten n,oa pise,
en- srteslss 9ombsb EN- Nausel paa SorRonb,
en- pinenbe 9srf uben eipstilbens gonb;
en- Strabsn uben MooI Os Sasen efter Gfiett,
peb ben er gnbuer mart reiett.
Den boNyliee 8iben er. iem ct 5apblif fer
y Ortanen,''
man slner insen &ebninS, ON % man leg
ger glaneu -
tr bu paosnet al 8litiiIets beige Blanb
% nil fate bit Nnter i ftormfuIbe Stunb:
pas paa ON Der er @runb.
8il meb s~sorfanbens 9ns ou 3roens g9ien
granite,
bet DO nil 9aa big sanife
fom bers Der bar en- foftbor Perte plpnbret
os ben / Stnffer isnbret =
TIL Gerlen blep til iutet peb at brpbes,
os Groen er for COB til at nbtpbes.
Sluffes 9jets ems, BIZ porber blin5;
riper Eroens 2ps bu ND at bit Sinb,
pRlter Msrfet inb.
Green's &unbffob mac ere for big alt,
maa pore Sielens o~uerbpbef fslte Streben.
mao br i Santen, ftprte Doaben. lebe 9aben
ben mo pore for big 2ipets Salt.
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WGgt= SfaaIen.
rSeg gnFer

mSes gnifer -." !. VA.
%, @ecil, lao pRre!" "
Sab oere? 6uorfor?"
a1orbi bu life bar beftilt anbet enb
enife lise iiben bu Tom tilbnse fra On
tel @peref's, % le9 er Tnart tr6t 'nf
bet"
Cecil ia0 poo bet brebe Binbuiebe,
foineenoe fine Jsbber frem oe tilbdse
os ffnenbe mgrf os misfornsiet ben imob
N~ftenrBDen. pan baphe taft mere til
fig felp tub meb i'm Softer, ban bnpSe
| girfelisbeben CLIENT, at bun bar / &e.
reliet. gan inurrebe plnbielis rnnbt.
BEL, ie9 snffer, OF pi par riee isen os
leg er feb af, OF 6aoer bar betolt nGe
fine &rebitDrer.-
gan bapbe eHbnu life nbtalt fis, fsr
bans Msber traabte .ino; Cecil iaa pau
benbes Gnpsf, at BUN bapbe bsrt bperi
Drh. SEC frpsteoe, ret itulbs bliOe
faaban meb big, " faebs bun % ftubbebe
en- Stol ben til Slbtebet.
sMen Mpber, bet er baarbt at pGre
fattis," iasoe Cecil. ySpOrfor ffal
2eonarb % 8ertie bape iaa meeet %
ri iaa libt2 Set err life ~ristist; os So
Der er liseiaa goo fOm Dntel Guerea,
Os bu Os 2ile er liseiaa oannebe Oe be-
baselise, besuben - Der faniebe Cecil
ct Dieblif besuben bbrte leg Mr.
6orref fiSe til Ontel gueret, en- Sag
aiaoes, at 5aber GIT for piot meb TN
&elisipn, os at enboer er fig ielo ne,z
mef, Der bar insen Cor. ION tpans bam
til OF betalf enbOer Sitting, ierlis DO
bet Dor soaet bam gait peb en- anben
Manbs Bebraserier.
vGaber forflarebe 10 alt bette for big,
Cecil ioarebe. bans .Mooer rplist.
vSan {asoe big, buorlebes bort SANDS
2ope er affattebe, men bu peo, at 6aber
Ter bsjere os bDbere, % tun tiger at
gre bpab Tom ret er for Cubs Mnfgt.
Sporlebes funoe ban lepe / fit preatiee
Sns, naar ban piofte, at Der bar 5olf,
ban fnnbe bape betalt, men pilbe life.
NeL nei. bans &elision er ben af SeIns
&rifus."
.&nn ct Sip, ION mart forsaar; fun
bpab Der er siOrt for Seius beftaar,"
bem9rfeoe 2iae, Der bapbe en- mertelis
Bane Of at 9enta9e Smaaitptfer al
somle gers os Diste, naar man minbft
pentebe bet. Somme Eiber pasieee bet.
iomme Tiber life men benne @ana Dor
tenbes Snbfalb aloeles paa fin Slabs.
.Sa," iasbe Mooeren, .us Ri arbei=
Der for be cling. fom bill bare aeanem
ale @pisbeber. Soab betDber en- lille
Smnle Waat, eler ertra Mdselisbeb
os 8omfort bernebe? Gun Tre, Ss %
Straa, Der Iammen meb andre iorbiRe
Eine oil bliue Opbrenbt pao ben fore
Dag
Bran fnnoe ssre meset sObt mee
8en9e," mamleoe @ecil.
yO9 tror ou life, at Sober bar alort
9obt meb fine" imilebe Moeeren.
Seq tror bet, fasoe 4iaie; ,oo lea
forleeen Dag bar inoe boz 9pons' for
at fsbe ct Bqano, iasoe Scr. 2pons til
mig: Miis 2iGe, bpis Der n~oaenfnbe
bar en- friiten Mano til, faa er let Deres
6aoer. De bar 8et til al pere foft aI
BAN. Seq iasoe Osiau, at leg par BET,
o9 Of big osiaa, fere Mooer, tilfSiebe
ellie.
% ja." Ia9oe Cecil, ynaturliguis er
ban goo, % jeg er Osiaa sIuO for BAN,
men" III 9 gecil ftanIeoe.
uWten," f~Orlotte bans Wober, naar
Gioen fommer, oa ole bore @erninoer
ffal neies paa De bimmelffe 8agtFfaale,
frlie9 life frp9te for at fe bin 6abers
@ernina leases inb. Seq bar en- Gnelle
ON, at 8esteu life bill blips lao let."
(SIuttes
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nJru Jortescue io9oe ies MATTE 9tue
mig Ielu ben 5urnsielie OF beige big, "
iaebe Sr. Mtoreton meo ct oenlist emil.
v&i par feo al, at life ie big pau
5uIpitalet / Gftermibbas; bet par en-
alimrpnoe Gucceis."
%! taf lfal be baue, ia ies a Jeff
FEB af at jeg life funoe TONNE, Os Del
par me5et penGi9t af benz at fomme u9
beIBse mig 900 ies Dor bert iua mesei
ON Dem al min fore unse Ten ber."
nSar 0e?" ia9oe ban ioet bans mgrtf
4nIiat beoeffeoes meo en- let &sbme,
men ri fan life msoes lOm 6remmeoe,
tbi ri ere ale i~orenet / bet famine Saut
Do Nrbeioe, " la9oe ban til, 'meo ct Bill
paa Miuna.
Set er me9et Uenlist af big Of li9t
pet," insbe Grbfen 8run, benoes bles'
0nfet rsbmebe at @lRoe; vies bar bar
baft min &uro, ale bisie Gar o9 sat
libt i 8asien ON Sgnousen. Os bet Dol
I'm upsle GbiQineer | bet bele.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

9per if9r bDr pGre tilfreos meb be @apsr,
Sub bar 9tpet BAN. Gil en- Bpsnins tren=
ses Der mere 6plSefalf END a~paberaene.
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Trgfen 8rnms Misiionstnru.
Gn Tortelins af Yars. s. CHARLES.
Operiot at W. z.
lIprtiat.l

ANuIliu4-j
,Niin fore. bet pilbe globe mig me-
get. "lasbe Srsfen 8rnn bierteli9t, bet
pilbe nniten ertatte SfuHelien at, al
bltpe borte fra S%eitGisbeben peb Greet!
6uab 9io tror bu ban fommer2~
San insbe OF ban pilbe TONNE
gftermibbas, beriOm bet bar mnlist oe
- Der er 1an!@ roobte bun, ibet en- bg.
msrt Stittelie, sit Ouer @aben os fou
up til 9uiet.
%, min fore, &urpen! iOm ben iel
ub, for en- 6erre at ie- lab mig falbt
pna 8attep."
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Sc unges Mfoelins
Sctraetmimgcr

&prtc Setragtmimgc
poo Sim.
ilpbrae al solpmOs OrbiprOs.
INT 6araIo sdmist}.
rap. l3; Beers IS:
.@N COB Norltanb stper Naobe;
men be Grolsies 8ei er baarS."
0por 6erren ioar Con at raabe
er S%reliens lipiaIise Raor;
bet er~ 9ipslnIets parslenbe @oabe,
buori SaIiahebsbaobet befaar.
9Ran9e ~uipnlise Sraobe
sjennem Menneffets 9iustaar soar.
SsIs 8iutet fro open, o9 Sreb bu baabe
Der os bisiet / @pisbeb faor;
tbi 9erren alene fieiber ben Waabe,
pna bpiIten nj SoIisbebsmaolet nao'r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

Oct er life NOT ct faa tibIis or, mon
maa lore at fomme til rette Tib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

Seq pil fOrteDe big bouo les mener
meo Munc OinIittis, min fere," inebe
6rpten Brun, eftrr be baOoe iibbet ftiue
nOl le Wiinutter, buer for fig Optuset
meb beres e9ne Sunfer.
v9u peO of belt fSen leg par Barn
bar jes paret interesisret / MisfOnen
% bar nltio pnitet at bltoe Misfiuner
men funoe life, o9 bet pnr meset ifuffenbe
for mig. OS iaa tentfe jes at jes uilbe
agre buao jes funce bjemme. % berior
~besnnbte je9 mleb min &uru," iasoe bun
ibet bun iaa pua ben meo farGis Snteresle
vMen oct ipntes life at bliue til flor
Soroel enoftsnt ies siOrbe nit bebfte ue,
insen ipntes at brpoe fig ON bet, Us ies
tunbe life tanfe bbOroan leg funoe inter-
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Men for at penbe tilbase til Jru
5Ortescue. Be baobe en- lang Gamtale.
rSes gnifebe, ielo at brinse Npbebeu
iii big. So, be bliOer gift ensans i
9sit, og buis oft 9aar pei, iejler be Den
fgrfte nsei NOpember; % iau, fore Sen,
Ou bar lenot uO ben ferite 2ege MisiiO:
ner, iii be ltuffels Sinou.& uinoer /
Nm -r r."
ySe9!" ubbrgo SrBten 8run, Oplsfs
tenoe fine SenSer meo Den elenoOmme.
ltse geueseiie, bun altio 6ruste; pmaa
ieg p%irfelis tenfe pno, at je9 bar bnft
npset meb bet at 9Bre?A
v9et maa bu pirtelis; buis bet life
par for big, tror je9 life at je9 bapoe
siuet nit Samtptfe; o9 nu," iasoe Srn
Jortescue, ibet bun tos beubes Saanb
meo ferlis S%gmpatbi. punoerpift Of big
bar jig Osiau sipet nit Glt."
(GIuttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

Men life enonu. gun fit Son til al
ie Srusterne Of TT NrOeiOe fsrenb bun
1fulbe arpe fin Qsn.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-15

ton perhaps OF aluminium, that
exists in the crust Of the oarth.
They are also, like iron, attracted
by the magnet
Moreover, they are invariably
present in those masses of metal
called meteoric iron, or aerolites.
which occasionally fall from the
skies upon the surface of our earth.
The fall of these aerolites generally
occurs in broad daylight. when the
sky is clear and the sun shining
brightly. A stream of cloud, or
metallic vapor, appears in the air,
and a noise like the loudest thunder
is heard after the whizzing of the
aerolite, constituting one of the
most terrifying phenomena it is pos
sible to behold. Chambers Jour
nal.
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cobal. and Nickel In AeroIites.

OF all the metals hitherto discov-
cred there is none more interest
ing from certain points of view than
sickel AID cobalt. There is seien-
tific mystery surrounding them that
has never been solved and is not
likely to be explained for many
years to come. Although they pos
aess very distinct properties, ard
form salts of very different colors,
shey have exactly the same combin-
mig number OBS. and this number
approaches that of iron (28), the
sommonest metal. with the excep-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-15
Only Human.

"What was it that interrupted the
proceedings of the peace congressf'
"All the delegates ran out to see
a fight in the alley. Chicago Post.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-06-15

advertising
4th July celebration The Chan will Free Charge envelopes
ca
us bewen nowa and the 4h) the following
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14
TO TRANSPORT spANIARDs.

Washington, Feb. 2 Bids were
opened at New York and San
Francisco esterday for the trans
pcrtation of 10000 Spanish sold
iers from the Philippines to
Spain.
Three bids were received at New
York The Bordeaux Steamship
Company bids S75 per capita for
officers and men. The Hamburg
Union line bids $50 for each en-
listed man aud $l55 for each off
GER. The other bid was that o.
the Compania Trans Atlantica at
S2l5, for Offices and S73.75 for the
enlisted men. Two bids were sub
mitted at San Francisco, both Of
them higher than the lowest bid
received at New York. Macondrey
g. Co., offered to transport the
troop. at S2l5 for officers and
Sll5 so for enlisted men. The
bid of W. b. Bilsch, $40 first
class, SITS for second class and
Sl24 Storage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14
West Is Blizzard Swept.

Denver, Feb. ALI trauscon-
tinental railroad lines leading
through Colorado are tied up by
the snow. Eastbound trains from
Salt Lake on the Colorado Mid
land and Denver and Rio Grande
roads are stalled at G'enwood
Springs being unable TO progress
further because of the snow on
the tracks.
Boise, Idaho, Feb. 2.-One of
the most severe billiards in the
history of Idaho is raging in Lem
hi country. Great loss of stock is
reported and several people
caught by the storm are supposed
to have persisted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14
Mexico Profits by the War.

Chicago, Feb. "A special to
the Record from City of Mexico
says: Wilhelm Wolff of Ham
burg, Germany, has arrived here
on buying tour. He says that
last year Germany consumed q
600, 900 pounds of Mexican tobac-
co. Since the Cuban supply
failed the German manufacturers
have been used the Mexican leaf.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14
Burns-AfOng.

1. r. Burns and Miss Bessie
Along were married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Magoon last
evening, the Rev. VIM. Kincaid
of Central Union church official
ing. The marriage was very
quiet one, only members of the
family being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns went to their cottage
on Emma street to live after they
had received the congratulations
of those present.