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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
0es Saifers Ta9rt mad
Sre1.

bsobadtet, oaB, felt Der 9rG1Osni Des
3e;6stages Die geIpredung Der Neuz
Berungen Des Suffers geIiattet, tpenn
DieFe i'm yHei4s 2ln5siger" gsorudt
tperoen, bic Selegramms bes Suffers
ni6t me6r in oieTer 3situng, IoaOern
in Der bul6pffi3isllen nNorooeuIT6en
IQgemeinen 3eitung" erI6einsn.
Die lpeItp6dtiIAen 3eitungen 6eri6z
ten, baB felt ben leBten 10 Sagen 5tpiz
T6en qari5 unb Berlin unter6unolun@
gen i'm 9ange Iino, um 8or6sreitunz
gen fir einen 8eIu9 bes SaiIers auf
Eeinem Eiidtpege Don 9lprtpegen in
8reH ooer Gber6ourg gu treffen. sSa
Berlin I6eint man ieooh DaDon n!6t5
gu pi1ien, benn bort ertpartet man Die
3iidfebr Der 9an5en tdiierli4en 6dmIz
lie na6 Wif6elmsbD6e.
Grport nd9 q inertia
fdllt.
Die Sulinger 9unOelstummer be-
ridtet, baB Die Grpurie aus jenem Oiz
11rifte na6 Den Ser. Stauten in 5olge
oes 9ingleD 3o4 9eEebes um 40
pro5ent gefaQen Iino. Die Dresoener
6anDelsfammer fiibrt lauts S(age
iber bic pu9Tenoe amerifaniIde @onz
furren3, namentli4 in fabrI3irten Qrz
t;feln un0 gibt CUR grfldrung an paB
bas uebsrgelpidt Der Der. Stdaten auf
Dem Welimarfte Der auBerorDentiiden
S6dtiqfeit Der amerifaniI9en Som
Fuln unb bem folofalen &apital Der
umerifaniI4en 5abrif 9eIea!6aften
5u5uI6reben lei.
q o6 ni9t an ben elettriz
T6en 9strie6 getpD6nt.
Seitbem Die 8erliner StraBsnba6z
nen mil @lettriaitdt betrieben neroen,
fommen 3uEummenIfOBe 5piIaen Den
eleftriI6en uno ben alten Waggon5 u.
Wa9en td9lich Dor.
Die erfen 5eGe9rap6enz
bpten.
eSn Berlin nirb Der 0erTu6 qema6t,
al5 Setegrap6en 8oien &naben an
'Steae Der Mdnner an3uItellen, 8 Gnaz
ben i'm 2tlter 5tptT6en 16 un'o II Sab
rem Finb fotpeit angefeGt poroen.
4cetDline S6einperfer
er ben.
Gin DeutT6er SFfi3ier fat einen2tcez
tbline : Sfeinlperfer erTunoen, tpel6er
bon einem Manne 6ef0roert perOsn
tann un0 Der auT eine GrIferrunQ DOH
100 YarDS 2illes beleu6tet. WIan
bofft bieTen S6eintperfer beTonoer5 6ei
NuHu6un9 BON 8erpunbeten na6 Ell
rsr S4la6t unO bei'm 8ruden6Qu
niiBlid gu f11Oen.
0eut 4lano mill Die Sd
rem SnIeGn ni8t.
Snfolge bon 2tnfraqen bes 8etersz
burger 8an3lerdmteS bat OeuiT6tun0
ale N6Ii6ten, bic Barren SSnIein an
Der g3orDtiiIie DON St6irien gu annefz
tiren, in NbreOe geIieQt unO ben Som
| iul gu SromFo angepieFen, bem Heiz
| ienoen 2erner, tpel4er tiir3lia bic oynz
| Tel nit Der N6Ti6I, bic oeutI6en6iI6ez
reizSnlereRen tp;sOer gu 6ele6en, in8ee
| F6lag genommen Fat, gu bebsuten, baB
er auf feine llnterfiibung Seitens
9eutTdlano's re6nen tann, i'm Safe
| Ieine 9unbIung 5u9ertp;delungen fu6z
rem Iollte.
| Spurtos ber7dnunben.
Der ameritaniTds 9pnIul in BAN
berg bat gla4foridurgen nu9 eirem
gepihen SGbann Raab aus Npperz
bort i'm 6aperii6en Regierurgs Be
3irf unter 6ranfen anItelIen laFsn.
OerIeibe perlieB i'm MOnat W}Qi bic
0eimat6, um ii6er 2lnipsrpen ra6
g}ep YOrt 3uriid3ufe6ren. 9luF Der
ReiFe iit Der Wtdnn nun Tpurios per-
| I6nun0en, benn bas 8epGd bes Manz
nes liegt in 2tntperpen rod unretiaz
mirt. Die 8erpanoten oeS8erT6punz
oenen bsfiir6ten, Dab oem5el6sn elm
unfaQ 3ugsltoben 1T, oa an einen
Selblfmoro gar ni6t gu 0snten 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
Sltt non elmer Srnfcubattcrie an
gc;ogcn.

9rennt N}ifosls Elm gilo oerFel6en
auf Die 9ruit. - 3roB 8olfsz
2(6er9Iou6en5 purDe Der Maun
5tpsi W}al getrofFen.
Rem zOort, 20. syuli. - Der
Golt&eQ6erglaube, oaB Der 8liB 'nie
3pei Uial an Dsrislben SteQe elm
fhEdgt, lit our4 Die Grfa6runo, pel6e,
pie berif.st, 5arrH Midoels BON CIR.
128, @reentpi6zStroBe. pG6reno oea
lsbten 8epitters mo6te, u6er ben
9dufen geDOrfen porDan. 8enau
Dor pier Sa6ren unb elmer Wc6e
puroe Mi6aels i'm yGitD<SuQz8urt" #"
pom 8liBe getrpffen unD fat Iih leitz
Der auf 0runO Deg psitoer6reiteten
46erglau6en5 fir n6liBfeit" qe6alten.
W}idaels trug pd6renb bes lebten
9stpittsrs am 0onnerfag 46enb cine
5rotenbatterie in Der re6ten WeTtenz
toffT, tpel6s CUR 8eleu6tunq fsiner
Su1entlaoft bIerte. Oer SllB trdf
i'm an Der 8ruft, 5srIt0rte Die Bate
rie, idmol5 Die lie nit Der Nooel per-
binoenben OrGbte unb Grannte i6m
duf Der redten gruitfeite Elm getreues
Qbbirb Der Batterie Elm.
Wli6aels gin9 9eitern feiner 9sT4GFz
tigung, er 1T 5etegrapbiIt BEL Der
Union pacific" in g}r. 12O, 9rouoz
pop, no6, obgIeih er bic Jolgen Oes
elfftrifden G3Iugss nod in alien
@lieoern fij6lt. Gr it pieGeif;t Der
ein5ige Menf6 Der 5pei Wol pom
9liBe gstroffen ipurbe. Die Qer3te
Roffen, bab bic pom 8lib psrurIo6ts
S.eif6eit in feinen 8lieOsrn nur cine
tempprdre 5ein niro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
9lm Die 9emofraten bon
Baltimore.

!Sn 0em 9stpuBfiein, bab 6 , 10 in
Narfielo Elm in isber 9e5iebun9
gsei9neter Mann lit, oas 4mt oes
IS 8ouperneurs BON US q y :
lonb gu betlsipen. bieten mir ibm
uniere unIerItiiBung an.
Gr fat eine tpiirbige uno unab6dnz
gigs Champagne Dor Dem 8olte gs=
ma6t, peIfs pbne 9eiIpiel in Der &C.
|9i9te Der Stabt baItebt.
0urh @ure Stimmen an Nlonta9
tDnnt S6r 3si9sn, paB S6r feine mdnn=
li6e Met6pDe. bic Nomindtipn 81 erz
langen, inoofIirt,
0ur6 feline gsmii6ungen 1a6t S6r
gum er iten Male @elegenfsit, brett
fir Cure 2tuspa6l zines 8oupsrueur5z
.Gunoibatsn gu Itimmsn.
Wir forbern Gu6 auF, biefes 3e6t
ohns 6urdt ober 9egiinltigung aus
5uiiben.
9rn. @arfieIb's Hecorb als
Siirger, 0ffentli6er 8eamter uno De-
motrat Itsbt ii6sr jeber aritit.
Gr lit nit Gursr Staot unO beren
8sf6dfts SntereiIen eng oerbunoen
uno pirft in Gurer W}itts.
Wsnn er bic Me9r3abl Der in oteier
Stabt obgesebenen Stimnen erbdlt,
miro er Der nGdIte Gunoiout unO Der
nG9fe @oupernsur Don U}arplanb
Iein.
Baltimore tpiro Iomit Guren Ganbiz
bdtsn ernennen.
Die 2(ugen Der Demofrutsn Der
Counties linb auT Sud- geri6tet.
Sic iinb getpiQt, Cure Gntl9elbung
on5une9men.
M} on ia g 1T Der Sag, unb bentt
baron. oaB bic WabGotule bon II uhr
Ulittags bis QIbsnbs 8 ubr often ilno.
0srfeblt ni6t, gu itimmen.
Gin K gsgeniiber bem gfansn
gbpin Warfieto's ge3ei6nst, 1T elne
Gtimme fir i'm.
Die .Gbtpin Durfisfb 0smocratic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
Grnit Grunbrcd1t icflrciht

baltimore, Den %. Suli 1899.
9ere6rter Or. 6ortLsD,
SIR. 81, Norbz9acaz5traBe.
Ssit 8rpei Sabren lit i'd an Hafenz
8atarrR, pel4er mir 5eitnsitig groBe
S6mer3sn unO Ylagen perurfa6te.
ST cOniultirie 3psi DON un1eren namz
6aTteitsu 2l:r3ten, o6ns 2inberung 3u
finOen, Biz mir bur6 3ufa1 zines
S6rer Girtulare in Die 9GnOe fiel,
peIde5 mid peronlaBte, mid an sic
gu penben, unb in 3 Wo4sn mar i3
DollitdnDig ge5eiIt. SnOem i4 sic
+ fiermir alien meinen 6rsunOsr
empfe6Ie, OerbIei6e id a6tungsDOq
SIR
grnft 8rum6re6t,
(211-2) glr. 40, 8ilfin5@Str.
8log' ni4r, penn Dir fir 9iele gu Torz
gen gsgeben, -
&m S4IimnIten tommt man olein
Durh'8 2ehen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
@ci0r &uaen ansQebrannt,

@reensburG pa, 20. Suii. =
Sn Den Berten Der oScOiiOule SrOns
ano Sieel Go." barli Elm mil geF4mota
3srem W!e!aa angefultes @eFdB, pOs
our6 fiinf 2lrbsiter me6r oOtt minOer
Talimm OerleBt nurben. So4n RoIena
ltiel bon Nep Stanton brannte 6ds
gliibenoe Wetall, oas na4 alien Ii4s
iurGen Ipribte, beioe 2luaen aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
Na9mittaas as=stnsf sflilae naaCuecnstulpn

Orr prddtius Sampfsr ,2Ouiie," NIT elmer 1ln'
1tafe el9ftriider Sid)tsr uu0 qrobartgtn Sbruptrz
ftrs@orflbrunsen; an gOetutaQen, augQsnommen
Ssniaqs uuo Jrcitoos, um - iibr 8Ormttdgs
uuo Is 1br In6mittuQs. Sitnfag3 uno 6rsitags
taqg Uno in Der Sdmmtrunq UNI u 11br abenOs.
RidfunIt nm I'll llbr slbenos. Sonnaes um 9
llbr 8ormittGqs unO 33 ubr Ra5mittae5. 8ad=
funft nm 9 llbr Abenos. 6trner idtrt an S9o=
dtntuqtn Elm Grtra=Gampfer UNI llbr 10 Utin.
Sic friide Qnit Der Gbtiap,af,=9ai III elm. Grz
irii5uno iiir 9iit uno Sung. iSiiaite Regiments=
Gapeae. 9,ribmtt 80 G,nts=Wab bIieisn. Grma=
tisuug,n fir 9ersinisuuosu- CDtai4 4yttD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30

ne3uela, qeItorben.
9uris, %. 5ulj.-8enerul 8u8z
man 8lanco, Der frU6ere 9rGIioenl
0on 9ene3uefa, 1T geItorben,
0anf bes G3arsn.
Ct. 9eters6urg, %. sui. -
Gs fat iiA berausgeiteQt. Dab Die 8auz
er5fruu, nel9e Dem perItorb:nen @3dz
rsp;tI6 in ieinen leBten Stpnoen bsis
gs7tunDen bot, Der protefantii6sn Set
te Der WtOlpfanen ange1Drt, unO Der
G3ar bat Deshal6 Gem 8ro5fjirTtsn
NicolitlpitI6 Den 2(uftrag gegsben, Der
Wlolofunen 9emsinos Den faiietiiden
Oant 5utommsn gu laiIen fir oas mas
bic 5rou unb lire Glaubtns9enoilen
fir Den lier6enOsn G3arepitI6 ge.6dn
6aban. Die psrlpitttpste Saiierin BAT
f4 i6rerIeits Der rel:dipien 8emeinz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30
Nuffproeruna.

Sie natbfebsnb peroej6ueten 4crionen oDcr iols
dc 9erpnen, ipcl6s @ustuHft iiber Dtn 9trblcib
eotr pas Qbleben Ocriclbsn eebcn t6nusu iperOsn
srIu6t, be otm llnter3eituettu oor3ufommtn ocer
Demfelben id5riftlide 9Iustuuit su qeben:
/. Srau = II ia W ii / Ter aus ncb0trnb.im bel
sSrantiUrt a. N., fruber in l8aibiuQton Sc,
pobubaft;
g Jrau Iunu Il iula S6rqel qebOrcuc
Rat, aus @csIiuecn in 0iirttem6erp, uno De-
rem Gbennnn Otto S0rQsl;
3. Grnft . ttp a 4, scboren II. Ssptember
1894 in Sapian, Sit=4rcuBen OOer Oefen Gr=
btn
4. SuItug MsnseL friibsr pObnbaft in
Gs1e
5. Sriebri6 0b nj. Qcboren in geqeiad;
g. 6atbariue Steul. 0tb Gruusr, aus
Sbsr0oritl0tn BEL S9andu, oD,r 0ersn Grben.
imOre 0to., l. Suli 1899
Der saiicrlidb 9cuticbc SpniuI,
S5ep. 81. pom &iugeu,
Nr. 5, SipzG'a9frube, Baltimore, 9so
Q83,9,96, l03, ,l0,D 2. Stodperf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-30

Sin btutiges 7Familienorama bat
ii6 in SaGe an Der Soaie a6gefpielt,
uno bic nortige 8ep0leerung nit Gntz
Teben erFii[lt. Der GiTenorebar Sol.
Mu6l6frgar mar Elm 2Uoeria6n. 10
paB ieine gfeFrau nit Dem Sinbe bon
i6n ging unb fiir Ii6 lebte, 9ergeb=
li6 naren ale 9emI6ungen be5 Manz
nes, Die 5ruu ba3u gu benegen, piez
Der gu i'm gu 3ieben. DIS audi 6ei
Dem geIfrigen 9eiu6 Mliblberger elm
iaf, blB alle Teins ue6erreoung5funite
umionIt Ieien, 3Og er einen 3eOolDer II.
TfoB feline Jrau obne Beitsres iiber
cen 5auTen. Nafoem er oarauf bo5
uni6uloige &inb, OaS i'm 3immer herz
I'm Ipielte, pur6 einen tpo6l9e3teltsn
SfuB getDbtet 6atte, ma4te Der bruS
tute GsTeGe audi Ieinem 2ebsn eln
GnDe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
Detective Powers Bags William Jones
by Using Cold Lead.
ANOTHER THIEF ALSO CAPTURED
Powers and Cudihee Then Corral Two More
Criminals, One Of Whom Is Believed
10 Be Hiehwayman.

Detectives Power. and cudlhss ar
rested Joe Golden ana william
Jones' In the ienderioin district At an
early hour this morning.
These tNo men were the most sue
eessful petty larceny thieves that
the police have had to pursue for
months pact
0aiden Is said 10 have been con
neeted with crimes Of every desrfip-
ton. Jones was only recently nnef
tioo and sentenced 20 50 days IN jail
for stealing pertumery from Lees
drug store Judge Cam, however
suspended the sentence and gave the
felioW "a houfa In which 60 leave
town.
Jones and Golden wsYe spotted by
the detectives on Washington street;
The officers called 10 the thieves to
stop Instead they ran into Dave
HiAke's saloon. at the corner Of Sec
era avenue south and Washington
street roNers and Cudihss follow
ed Golden Was captured by Pow
ere and hsndcured. Jones ran out
BY a rear door ard into the ST. Paul
lodging hons~. which adloins
Powers called several times to
Jones 20 surrender or he would
shoot The fugitive refused 70 obey
The detective then drew his revolver
and shot Jones through the isfi les
The patrol wagon was called snf
both men we're taken 90 hssdquAr-
tsrS. doctor vas uummnnded and
the bullet saH cut from Jones leg
IL is sasd that Jones and Golden
sere implicated in a cigar store rob.
berry early this morning.
Golden. Nho 10 known under the
name 81 the Spokane KID" and
several other aliases. came 10 Seattle
in company with Riley. the Denver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
furth Will Be President of
the Consolidated Car Lines

Jacob Furth
by the
= Of the consolidated rail les
The has
taken place Jacob Furth 10 be president O. w Dickinson
and Messrs Stone and Webster Of BOSTON,
This, the Of
Mr. Furhs conference with Eastern stockholders The question
he
.o
This corporation
old
4 O
II makes question whether
4 will n
lines
railway
o
limits consolidated franchise,
where would consolidated
4 4
The directors OF the
whether they
Furth said to Star reporter this morning. do know what
will be done this
coming to Seattle and look the ground They viii
the articles Of incorporation ned'
Mr. Furth further inimated
made, II would be made city council
The officials OF the evidently \
affairs this Grambs
this be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

hlrhwaymAn. about one year ago.
YesleF avenue car was held up
and the work WAS credited TO these
two men Riley left tho city sudden
iy going 10 Denver. He was convict
ed Of highway robbery In that city
and IL nov serving term In the
penitentiary.
Golden was arrested last week on
q charge Of petty larceny but was ~
leased
About an hour after the arrests
we're made Powers ana Cudihse esre
Informed that tao suspicious looking
characters had taken room In thu
Palace lodging house IN the Ten
dsrloin distrlct They went irnmsil.
at.iy 10 the alleged robbers room
Cudlhee stood guard with his revo'.
yer In one hard while Powers enter.
I'd the door u the apartment With
a skeleton key
Two men acre found asissp on the
floor Powers called them They
aWnke with q s,Art 20 md them.
selves covered with two ugly look
inr Euna in the hands % the ofticcrs.
Al headquarters they gave their
names as John Williams and Frank
Jones Williams 10 said 70 be an ex.
eonvie; and was arrested by ofricer
Grant on the water front several
week. ago. At the time Williams
was armed with N-eaiiber Colt :
revolver. An attempt was made
TO IDENTIFY him as one 81 the men
Nho had been engaged In the hold -up
work at Interplay.
The ofyiesrs have not disclosed
what was found In tire room this
morning and no charge has yet
been placed against the rflsonsrs
The police say both men are ses.
perats characters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
A PREACHER SEEKS
POLICE PROTECTION

PHfIA DELPHtA Pa, Dee Rev A. W. spoonsr pas
protection lie
Mcconnell
saEement in his church ana made converts
There's
cernsd
the church authorities and
for Mconneis
pie say that adjusted and Mcconnell had
, grsvsd
TO He
had conducted religious
Ms REGARDED wonderful Hs
Clayton South
the pledge He engaged with the pr
that
% vigorous physaue With powerful musical voice His merry
pathetic pleading
he
Of listeners and grew until the church hardly big enough
, hold
spoonsr Meconners eonpsna
the collection
had on Tor time the plan changed that
profe'sed conversion ana signed the pledge.
suddenly there Or
evangelist
for his would
eh
a
Noua De Ir Srooner
says ms was followed by myEtsousy circulated stories affecting
him his family and church.
distress and
action decided
but attorney advised Il
The situation this unpleasant condition
o'clock last Saturday morning Or
second street He found Mcconnell
demanded lie abornR under
excitement when Mcconnell &C.
cued the Of conspiring
the
on Sunday Mcconnell suddenly DR.
spooner says menaeed safety
called
the Z
a a a a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
Senate Convenes, But Adjourns Out OF
Respect to Hobart's Memory.
QUAY CONTEST EXCITES GREAT INTEREST
Polysamist Roberts Confronted in The House
With Hostile Petitions Of monslrOus
Size-0pening Scenes.

WASHINGTON Dee. THE preceding the for =
Of life
and hustle the aide he prevailing question Of visitors
seemed be Where Roberta All focused on him
thing confronted him
pile Of petitions bearing three million signatures protesting
The
presided Of Maine DR. Mhurns the
blind chaplain eenxiy alluded the death OF
Vice President Hobart
credentials
the decided that OF OF
appointed Stone coekre moved
elections Car
red The for their the
business In order
Hobart.
me house called to order by Every
member able Washington present Chaplain Con-
fsn referred the death Of Hobart
Richardson, Bell
him
noor Upon chair oen Henderson voice nsi
would be his administer tmparay the
governing the house The oath then administered 20 the
speaker after which the members took the cath
The III iss
When Roberts, az Utah. called the oath Tay
lor Of ohio He dd he ~.
spousbhty charged that Roberts
convicted 1879 polygamy and guilty %
that orsns He Roberts who Eng
derson Roberts aside
In doing Roberts audible Il
wish to be understood tina; standing aside
right" .
IN. speaker assured him that hi, =
Taylor.
appointment Of special investigate the Of
Roberts. The be discussed .
-
WASHINGTON n. c. AFTER :
Henderson. OF virginia named Richardson
Populst
orado hTe follows Henderson IN Richardson
iss Bell T. Nswiand .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

BELFAST Dec Tho Letter publishes startling
from Dublin to the effect that
Z


william Mehrbras, age 20, died to-
day at his residence 2i6 Fourth av-
enue north, Of congestion OF the
lungs Tie has brother. John
Mehrbas, member OF the Seattle
FIRE department, and brothor-in-
law, A. G. Schanemau, a member OF
the local police forca,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

Tho preliminary hearing OF Fer
guson, the alleged train robber, is
being held In Judge Cams court
this afternoon
The Hotel Horton, I'm Ellenburg, In
closed and that city Is left without
n hotel running.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04
A Portion of the Boer Force
Beseiging ladysmith Departs

EsTcoCRT Nov. a-Deaysd-A
N. Jouber
-
LADYsMTrH. a5-Deayed-Th. bonhardinT =
uaes wounded
The demanded
Gen White refused
hospital causing considerable damage the buildings
The Beers shells
quantities. Johannesburg foundry
q
CAPETOwN. af besiesnE
leads
will
latter
governor Colony
be gathered being modified .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-04

. WASHINGTON, u, 9. Dec. I
THE supreme court this
D morning handed down a dcei-
. sion. holding that the Addison I
, Pipe Company IL organised aud I
. doing business contrary 20 the
y sherman antitrust Law. The
. decision ia a direct blow at the
. trusts.
. The court affirmed the de.
. cislen OF the lower court which
. granted an Injunction against
. the pipe company 60 restrain
. II from conducting business
. The lower court declared that
. the company had agreed on
. prices for the manufacture Of
. pipe ana had auctlnned on the
. right 20 make bids for furnish
. ins pipe The highest bidder at
. the auction would bid 10 fur
. nish pipe. Others would not bid
. at al or put In n higher hid
. This was alleged to be a viola
. ton Of the trust act
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-26
BLOOD CURE SENT FRET

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How Fiiian Clocks Are Made.

The Fipian clock is rather 3 curios- ity; it is made from a hollowed tree trunk, something after the shape of a canoe. This is placed on the groupSa in the center of the towns. At s o'clock few sharp strokes upon this hollow trunk with a wooden club att tract the attention, then twelve slow. loud strokes are given. This takes place every hour, the right number of strokes being given. The sound can be heard from one side of the harboy to another.
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Clever and Timothy Hay.-Clover unless cut before t reaches the blos- soming stage will have when dried from seven 10 ten per cent of al- buminolds. which makes it very nutritious ration. Timothy. when in its ate. which is a little before it has blossomed, has only about four to five per cent of albuminoids. If 1t stands until dead ripe most of tnese are changed 10 woody fibre. which is very hard to digest. The second growth Of clover is much richer than the first IL is hard to cure it without discoloring from excessive fermenta- tion. If secured in good order it should he saved for young stock and for poultry, to be fed to each in small amounts with other feed.-Ex.
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0ne way to Dle Happy.

The pensioned-off "faithful nurse" in an aristocratic family took a mournful pleasure in keeping the In Memori- am cards which were occasionally sent her. On one occasion the daughter of the house. visiting the old lady's cottage noticed the collection so os- tentatiously displayed "Ah. yes miss. l keers 'em all, said the aged nurse. I've got your pore par's, and your sajDted mars, and your brother Will liams, and your sister Carry's, and if l only had yours. l think l could die sppy !"-London Chronicle.
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The Worlds Railway.

4 census of the worlds railways re- gently compiled gives the following figures: In Europe the miles operated have risen in four years from 141.552 to 155.284; in Asia from 22,025 to 26,- 800, in Africa from 6,522 to 8.169; in American from PIP. PA to 299722. and in Australia from 1922 to .88S, mak- ing Q total for the world of 433 ,g53. against 595.143 four years ago. These figures show that Africa made the greatest proportionate advance. that continents gain being over g per cent. against per cent in Europe. 22 per cent in Asia. per cent in America 121a per cent in Australia, and nearly 10 per cent for the entire world The length of the worlds railways in 1895 of 433953 miles is more than seven teen times the circumference of the earth at the equator The North Amer ican continent has q greater mileage than the rest of the world combined.
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Didn't Understand Ranking.

Old Abraham Billings is a we'll known original character in southwest Georgia. He once moved to new town, where a bank was established on a small scale: and having saved ID s in the course of a year deposited it in the bank, The next day he was seen lowering around to see if the bank was still there with his $5. when some one called his attention to its closed doors, wbereon was the sign: Bank closed. Legal Holiday. He sat down on the hank steps diseensol- ate. "Consarn 'emgs he said. the durned cashiers done got a legal hoi- day an, gone off ter spen' my g.. Et I'd jest ha' listened ter reason I'd ha' buried it som'ers, but I never did have 10 business sense el"-Atlanta Constitation.
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How to spere neartaches.

How many heartaches should we spare ourselves if we were careful to check every unkind word or action towards those we love, by forbear- anee; the time may soon arrive when the being whom am now about to af- tiict may be snatched from me forever to the cold recesses of the grave se- cured from the assaults of my petn- lance. and deaf to the voice of nv re- morseful Fielding.
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Curious Museum =Iu Parts.

One e the curiosites Of Paris Itt- lie known to the genera, public }s d unique museum in which are gathered al objects relating to the ballet These include everything. from tattered bal let skirts to valuable jewels. which are collected assidaousiy as long az they are connected with some celebrity of the dance The latest acquisition to the collection is a plaster cast of the feet of Mme Fesuis They were made for Lord Fife at a cost af S500Q and sold after als death for mere baga- telle.