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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
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ten ppu theilmeiier Saubheit aebeilt. sran
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rem uun Scsema Qebeilt. fSriu Gina
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Asruolttat uHo sat rra Ceeeilt, uaho M usn
anoeren Sehanoluule- eriplalcs nareu.
Sr1uleil Settle Srpf, etle prpmlueute iuuQe
Sdme non &eit Superior. @iS., ppn 5aub.
hait turirt, ma hotm lie 5000 eene Grioia
anacuauot bate Ssurp Bolts, ELL wohls
babeHoer FARMER uahe &eoris. 81, Don
Ntrpeulhpdbe eeheIlt. Srau %. W. 6iro,
Nt Glellnnt, Sspl, bon lan (iibrtler 6pi.
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aelt, en- proniucnter vi 3'ia0belisrr N
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10 Sagreu BON HlerenleiNtn, N.rueuihwdte
mo etgem 8ewats III or Bruit aehetlt.
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oon e,uem trebslrtiGeu WeJpahS tlrtrt, nadlz
DEM lie uon DIN lelteuo:u Nerst,n leucr
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oerblrlte an 0ititm 9ia1ue Ut leine Supers
lsltq' Gialuole ir3:u0 einer ariutbeit, BET
Ntann, Sral uoer &uo. ohue enc Scige ,u
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enc }rs9 il iisGel uno ohns uorb.rie,s
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/. 9eSembtr.
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uuo 3 S.S.
Gut @rnnc 6'r!S, central, Ron,as, Den
4. December
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S. December.
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Den 3 Geiemoer.
Srets ridge. 5piec Ss;ei, 9onuertas,
Den :. December
6ersus sails, 8rauo 6ot'', 5reitaa, Den
8. December
gIeraneria, 9eticn 3ouie, 5amjtas, ben
9. @sSerber.
ar. 6ea's 9oniu'tdtionsn iilo iyel iur ale
Sutereitrttu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Thlt isbnldk ubtr Iottbs.

IN Der .Wluntcn.r 3~un.no" ihrei1t
S.dn D. Orient: Tioi. 9obnidd ip,r>
bi.lleiGt .lnmal elmer uniey.r bctit5tc,
fen SGrifti,ll.r. Gr bat ,il. niht III
p%ert.sneno. @.rdrotG,it i'm Nu:0gud
uno babel cu; Walb.ur, qauohnli1
po,tsi,uoriid.n. g9i. bi. S6idiale
aablrciher oeutih.r Observation-Disclosures
bctuei'en, III oas mn ein 0runo mebr
fir ben Grfolg. Gr bat ouferoem cine
Wuttcr, bic ibm b,i ben Sbularbeitcn
bilft, uno oisie Nlutt.r b,iiBt Sblpuug
uno bObere 8ilcur9, ME Il, bic 2sttijye
bon Gmalo Nu9uit G0nig5 3om0nen
notbmcroiQ CUR GoIge bat. Stun 1T Der
Subildumsuuiiag ibcr @ottbc, ben Der
Sebrer Der Selcttu OuiQe9eben bat, il
gut ausgefaIlen, OQB mir i'm unicrcn
2e',rn cinfab ridt porentbolten olirien.
Sier lit er:
nSob0m @oli8aug Goct6e.
9n oicIcm 40br. ieicrt @ottbe Iein
l50te5 3ubiIdum, inoem cr niht me6r
l,bt. Gr muroe QeborCu BON l749 bis
1892. Dim 28. Augut erbIidtt Srant=
furt AM N}oin oa5 lidt Der g9elt.
Sein 0ater mar Qdiisrliher &atb uno
bi. SHUTTER oe5 Stlotl4ultbeibea Ser
tor, cine lultiQe QerIon. Der auabe
puro. our6 oos Grobeben BON Siiio-
bon .ri6iitt.rt uno BON isiuem Batter
i.br ltrenge bebanoelt, beIonoers our1
unterridt, iroem .r all. S0pie taput
idmib, pO,u ipdter nod pripatl,brer
tan.n. 1903 besog er oi. llnioeriitdt
S.ip3ia, nm BEN Sura gu ltuoiren. po3u
Or ab.r nidt fam, on ,r ii1 aroeriueiti9
omiiiirte. 6r b,ri,rti9t. m.br.rt Sbea=
t.rtiide uno geoitte uno puroe bi,raui
i.br ,rart. Bon l768 bis 1870 t.brte
r In ben S6coB o.s @~at.rboui.s su=
rhd, nm aui oi. llnipsrIitat StraBbur9
ju qebcn. Sier ltuoirte er bic Tette.
txo.m er 1rieo.rite b. SsI,nkim ten-
men lernt.. Nud b.iti,g ,r ben StruB=
burger WiinIter uno l,rnt, Sb~ateipeare
@i.nnen. Seroer bate ialimme Nusen
nno iebr biel GinfluB auf @oetbe,
tpcrauI er wisocr mad 6rantfurt tebrte
uno tbeiIs 9sdtsanmaIt wuros, tbeils
oramatiIt, 3bsat,rTiid. ori,rtigte.
@uf benz electromagnetic in WeB-
lar lernt. ,r GbarlStte Buff i~enntn,
mas bic .Qeiosn o.s iuna.n Wertber'
o.ruriatt. uno 9rObsn anilans fano.
Gas Bud bunotlt BON llnt.rsnns
Seruialsms. goet6e matte nod Der.
I6i,oene IeiIen 3piI6.n 2apai.r uno
VOleoop unO mrbt, bonn mad benz
Sof in @simar. neil Der Sersce ss
tpan'dte. Si,raui bob Tim hsr H'''"'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Tin iHr6ttrli6tr Mibsriii

u.ruria6t DIT .in,nidr,dli6,u 9rano,
Sdnitt ODER Su,tihuno.
9udlu'6 Arnica So(b,, Die s,it, in
Der Melt, t6ot,t cn Sdm,r; uno
BELT prompt. 0,ilt alt, g&uno.n,
Nunoii.b,r, @,idpulN, 9,ulen,
liagelg,l6wiirt, 3i6u,rau9,n, uu,
Nautausldld9.. 9,it,s Ntitt,l gee.u
Ndmorrboic,n uui GrO,n. gtur 25
elm. Gdadt,l. 6,ilung "a
rantirt. Gtrtouit pom @pOtb,ter
". Z. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Aus einrnt Litcraturunrtrnu.

Yrofeffor: "a, meme S,rr,s,
ei. oiirien mir ~9Iaub.n, S6iIltrs
Wo!l.nii.in 1T Elm. 10 gepaIti9,, ~uni.,.r
NatioraIpo,ii. unentb.brIid, Gidtuna,
oab lie, w.nr ii. nitt idor g,itri,bts
rdr., unt.r allen llmitdno,r g.iari,b.s
tperstr miist..-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
UemiHruhun.

Sidter: .Tiei.; Wlal erbalten
81. nls riidfdllis cine beo.ut.no bOtere
etrai.!@ - Nn g.flaster: .3a.
ippbl oas l.tt. Wal bah i'd bier Wosat'
s'pabt-b.ut' madt's ii.bsn WOrat' !"
-Tidt.r: $50 g.nau f.nn.n Sic
Sbr Sdital?" - Anqetla3ter:
.Natiirlid! 0lauben Sic BERN, Strr
Oeridtsbof, uni.r.ins iii.blt 10 in ben
fao bin,in?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Anuerfrnrru.

sd bin Der Wann, ben 81, e,It.rn
BON Sob, o,s srtrin,.ns 9~cr,tt.t
babn =. SdOn 9ut-Si, woll.r
mir oant.n-'-oN, ab.r Sic bab.s
lid ost j.o.niaIl: b,i Dem E,ttuses.
sttdft ben 9ln3ug b,rocrb.r, uxo oa
THAT i'd bait ira9.r, Oh 81. nir en
attt idsH.en MOLTEN +
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Ed1ulniu.

III. Niill.r; tp.ro,r fid ideiSen
lafim."-.eo9 @.r in Der 'aultse
dhil?'- .Natiirlid Der Wann."-
.Grlaub,r Si.. oas iiro. i'd gar ntdt
10 natlrlia. Wiiller ia Elm ausg.fit.
meter W.r'd, '.ire Jrau 1T {: nidt. -
.Gben baum! S.in. S6uIo b.It.bt
.b.n BARN, BAT G oi,i. 6rau get.t.
rotbet hat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Aus riurin Rapport.

sd m,Ios, oaB nab ourdg.iihrter
Grb.bun9 Der @em.inoelSr.ib.r 2ripier
r,ger zines 9eiettes in Der 8em.inoe'
tail, I'M g.tra9e bon 500 Wurt in Der
Nadt pom "a. b. M. oura9.brannt III
uno bl,r;u oi. oi.nltIi6, 9ewiIli9un9
tiniubol.n unt,rlicB !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Gin Spphtn.

~gooli, 10 jung limb mir p.rbei.
ratbet, uno idon gebit Su in ben
Iber oCd nur. oamit m.ine
Ir.uno. lid Grgern, oaB MID meme
li.b, Trau iortlGBt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
mibtrauirrt1.

Srdutigam: 9Th Sbrem Sod.
teri Tam i'd mid gar nidt iatt ieb,n!"
utter: $50 io!.-Sie m.inen
poRl, oab mir Sic aud nod erndtren
ioIlen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

III cen Ao.Isrono. =, bisb l.bt BON
OO,th.. Nber .r oadt. INNER an Sta.
lien. no Is pi.l. Gitron.n uno Waul.
tbi.r. Qibt. 9arum polIt. ,r aud nad
Stali.r. er girg aud bin uno ion
bi.ruui tpieoer. Dor Der Reiie liebt.
Gocibt oi, Grau bon Stein, mad Der
E.iie kim. .ig,n.. Ia Shill.r aud
i.tr gut oidt,n fonnt., qriinoete @o.the
nit Iam .in.n 6r.unoidaItsbuno i'm
Sabr. 1874, inoem SdiIler i'm iuieo.r
gum Gidt.n auirset.. SdiIler mabte
oiei.m idonen IsrbdltniB 1905 ein
Cno., ino,m er iiarb. @petb. bin0e0.n
Itarb KIT 1882. Gr i6rieb idmmtlide
gGerte. Seine GrOBten Madruerte limb:
,GSiIleIm N}ciiters T~orbsnleGre' uno
sos bon &erlihinqcu nit Der c~iIernen
Tduh. Gri!r uno %3rucjter 3beil.' Nir
mcrOeu @oCtGe ltets Elm ebr.no.s On.
oeui,n bepaDren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Aei Run.

Sauern un9e (ein beran3i.ben-
oes @.tt.r b.tradteno): rs poaB nit.
b.i.r tummt MA aus Der gngii gar net
'rau:. Sm GUNNER DO ounnert's unb
i'm Wint.r muB ma in oi. Sdul'.4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
GrpB11iithtu.

Serr gu .in.m uuforinslid.n Sau.
fir.r): yy9as n.roen Sic iagen, tuenrl
i'd Sic i.yt binausmeris?"-Sau.
firer: rNu, i'd peroe Sbnm Der.
3eiben uno uieoer 'reintommen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
3i,r ~krit.

.@robnrtig. oi,i, r,u.n Sduier!
@aii:rl,itun9, 3,I:p6On, 3anolilotion,
tI.ttriid's 2idt-in, Io9ar oi, @Iau-
bigger bab' i'd i'm Quuic."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

~9.in Sdog 1T Dir untreu ectuor.
ben? 98as mar r oenn?"-rSrom.
p.t.r!"-oSa 10 n Sdmetterlino b1lt
lid ni6t lang. bel elmer Blum. aui !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
11p,u HuTeruenllnf.

otr9tGnt gum S0Io0ttn) !:
.T.rid, Sie MAIDEN ia 10 Elm duQii,
lihs; @ciiht mi. Elm Yiitolo, Der gum
wf.n Mol oi. Sot.lr.dnuua iiber.
wih,n ipll !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Ann Mifrr.

naauf.n &c Oieies aus9eseidust.
Sl~.dpusmittsl !"-9err: sd babe
ia teine Ulede i'm Oewanoe!"-vaau.
fen Sc mr., Die Sled tp.ro.n idon
tpmm.n beim 8ebrau6 !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Cole 9uupsu.

.unisre 6reunoin Inna iugt min.
tsenn II. ibr Gaar aufl0ii, ,rrei6t es
Die Groe. .Gans riatis-w.nn lie ss
fallen l1kt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
1pet TrinAu S~fannpai,ht.

e6bnden: ~gOi, oi,l ,3Qlne bat
Der W.rfh. 9at,r?'-Sat.r (3abus
nt): vgi,l 5u lptnis."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Gelb at utrltibtn.

Nui cultipirt. Tarms sts.n l.ihtt
s.oinsnn9,n uns III nitSris.n Staten
@elb III s%.rleib.n, IS uirs li6 Gut
lsbn.n, BEL mir ssrSulpreG.n, w.nn
Sbr cine Gnl.ib. AMI Sur. 6arm ma.
Den wsft.
Is II y. .. 0srman.
Cfhc.as.r Grit.r V%stisuslbauf, Ct. &lsrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
60 rrtlui1.

Sr.uroin; nGarUlin,, in 9ein
s.utr Wortcl t6r?"-Gbcirdu:
.Nd, Elm battles 9us,no IRaI nori lid
m.in Mann bailr b,Nhsn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
DrimurCi1tht.

parDenusgOttin (bei elmer Off.
f,ren3 nit ibr.m Gotten): rWoris,
i'd nero Dir 9lei4 bic SABINE 3eig,n !.
or: .GaB Tie orinm !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
1uf Der

nNa, M.i,r, 81, MAIDEN ia 10 Elm
traurig.s B,iidt mi. cine Rlapper=
f&lar9., bic Dor Sbrdte nitt mebr
ilapp.rn fam! !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
hlaIiti0s.

.Sn benz etud,. oas i'd istt f6reshss
ipmmt aud Elm gsip,nIt Dor !"-.6
q, SdIoubng.r! ~ lam ooxi
stnieF NismG ,ias.n, ~
lss etht Atse G.if al"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
SinD Sie taub 2?

Sch, &rt pom lsubhsitn 3 hm,r.
b brtgtett III l,et betlbar; mt Iaubg,
sorsre Iino uuiurirbsr GbrtHiaaisn bort
ioiOrt ani. SauA meme uuo ,tHisds Rttbs'
BE-. 8'Ihreib, @urtu Tll. Rsiteuireie I'm.
eriuhunq una Nusiuuii,
Or. Dalton's cbftnbeil rssntalt,
. rs eaHs rss shnass. IA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
9eUrrsr Ufnpfanp.

Grf,r Soloat: oei.b. nj. lkS
mid m,in. Qlnra Bat, oi. mint Iasa
nit benz 3oit.rtud !"-3p.itss
6oleat: .0t,iu, Sttt. bat mid rsd
Ii,b.r! 1i. mint nit dr,r WurNt'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
ian nrr Gdintisrs.

ygb.r oss iiso ia ot. ,udubsr,' Ae
auf SIREN 3,tt,ln fttst .QGbsls xxs
9i,b?' .&,sr,n &c. ,lt.hss Csrr.
den. in Der 9rud,r,i ftIItn lie sas
isers n,im .3,ittI bx. Es ntsr Si4t BIZ
alien beaabli ban Y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Ats DER RiuorrIfubr.

els6en Iin groBes aiit.nm.ff.r
in Der 9onO b%altero): rSi.b' nur,
Drama, idon pieo,r gibt man nidt
A6t auf mid !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Gin ArIfhrtti,er.

Sidter: rNudo,m Der 3.u9e oas
llngliit bate. has r.dt, Oh gu Der.
li,rsn. bab.n sic ibm sci Der Gaui.r.i
oas ano,re aud nod ub9,riiI.n |! Ron.
r.n 81. ,inen Miloerun9s9runo an9e,
b.n?"-g getla9t.r rCia Serr
G.rihtsbof-.: bat gar 10 idl.Gt aus.
g'i6aut! !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30

f.rti9.S tub.ift Gdnr
mari Elm beoeusnor Smport.ur.
SouptTdtlid bs3ieht jen.s Sano iein.
Stube aus 9.utihlano. OeItrxih
uro Stali.n.
Der 6uro.fdnqer in Rns.
flfsr, aun., iii laut .is.r fibtii4sn
g~erutrsng %ong.pi.itr, ben S4san,
zines j,on nitt lifskxea Rttssl. ser
q gttb5ttt. atauli,i,a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Gtr NIciihtpnfnm n.rNaS

Gtr 6leii6tonium Der DsS
liner belief iia i'm I,Bten Jabr. ast
lo2 4iuuo pro Gopf, uno ,uar .ntfie
Elm Grjttsl Oi.i,s Guantums opf Rino.
Ilciit, cjn GyitttI ouf Stmcine'leiia
unc ,tu Grjtt,l aui Somm.l., Qalb.
uno EautiI,iib, poiu lid nod Fus
2 4iuu0 Qitrotil.iIh gcieIIt,n, oi. tei
mem Der l,7S0, 825 g,uobner Spree.
otbcns,' 'p~enigit.rs r,txang;rdiis,
cripart bi,lb:n.
@ttttq. SdIanQtn, 10 b..
haupt:t Elm Natir>piiicnItoitI,r, ION.
n.n bon bnymIoitn I,itt urteridi.oen
r.ro.n. Grit.r. baben it,ts .in,n br.i-
eti9.r oOpi, Elm. Nump'. Nai. uns
ein.r hlrs.r oi6,n Sdwan3.
Tel .rf.Gplino,rbut purb.
am 3. Sanuor 1897 BON Sobn S.tb..
ring. .irem Rur3pdoy.nbdnoler, in ben
Strob.n Soroons g,trag.n. Ter Wann
srr.gt. oaourh ,in.n Auirubr, tuuro.
arr.tirt, pom Iitt.r absr matt elmer
Tprimanoe extlaiiea.
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nrrTdlnoppt.

nrrTdrnappt.
rgh. oas rei3snoe Hoi,nboufet !A-
.Sa, 5 gnd' 6rdul'n BADEN ab.r aud
tsut' bon allen 9amen 9 ib0rfe
'frieQt!"
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Grand Pacific Hotel
see zen 9. Npe. uni L. otrabs,
1t. GIsuo. Ysinu.

Our ~s.fauis.n Nahribt, oaS i'd sbises
6stel. zines Der alt.iten uns belt b.fsnn,
ten 6st.ls in Der Staot, alter S1afers
SlsB) iib.rnsmm.u babe, nit sem aud
gut eiuaeribt.t. StauuuS.u serbunssn
'tns. 0.s.u gut. uns srsmst. BeSis,
nuns uns nit Der 3uiih.runa, i.s.m
Runs.n mein 6stel in ieo.r 6iuiibt ~
einem sns.n.smsu 6sim III seitalten, emf
p1:blt lib se'teus .iu.m ssebrten Busli
tum zen nah un0 fern
22=3mts Ssbn Rauimann.
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6umorifit6es.

BrnrnklidIrs qrrlnttpru.
Gattin: rGouaro, Oh pirlt mtr
oph pobl nod cine lumpi9e Salltoilette
fauien iOnnen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
No. 81. ~tu &crrenaurt.

Rarrtqes Seo,r, Iipo,irrpt, git,lrint.
ttrtt @GHdut Uue 9tuo. 1,,',r Guit
'omr1i IN elr,r cana, pcu 81 h; y BOD
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Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

rSmpRTlSOn OfIrOn aud Steel BusInoSs
At Present with Ten Years Ago.

~ AN"'AN " NAhN avn NGNb AkON
To follow the value TO the country
Of the iron and steel industry beyond
the second lot Of shops that handle
the material would be difficult but
glance ut what II amounted to Tn
Years ago, In these shops and then
iraw figures OF comparison for today.
In 1889, 6,475 foundries and machine
shops alone employed S3S9, 800, 900
sopital, 2d7,70O hands and Sl7l,l45, 900
worth of material and turned out
Hl2,7OO,00o worth Of products. They
paid out $l4s,3S0,0OO In wages for the
year, Nail mills employed $24, ,334 900
IN capital, more than $1,000 men and
nearly S23,000,000 worth of material
and turned out d product worth S3I,-
@j,OOO. Architectural and ornamental
iron works were OF about the same
Importance, with product worth
e3s,0O0,000. Close behind these was
the steam fitting and heating trade,
which turned Sl0,000,0M worth Of raw
material into sea 3,15O,OO0 worth of prO.
ducts. A table Of the industries mem
toned shows that, including the
mines, the principal iron and steel in
dustries Of the United States, ten
years ago, employed $l,O95,7OO,OOO of
capital, gave work to jil, 100 hands,
to whom S@Sl 100000 year was paid
and that they turned $00O,0l0, 900
worth of material into products,
worth $l,0OI75O,OOO, or value each
year greater than their capital stocks.
In this year, 1899, the total product
of iron and steel has risen IN Ten
months TO figures which warrant u
safe prediction that before the year
ls out we shall have produced about
l2,500,0O tons of iron and steel. AS
Suming that this progress has not been
accomplished without equivalent in.
vestments of new capital and an equal
adding TO the other features of the
industry II would seem safe to assert
that today these same industries are
employing $l,G0O,0OO,0O0 Of capital,
! giving work to SS7,5O0 hands, and pro-
ducing 81 ,S00,0O0,0OO worth of goods.
Their wage list runs to $iGl, 100000 q
year and the cost Of materials to $685.
100000.
Our growth as nm iron-producing
country has been enormous and at q
rate mcQuallcd in the worlds history.
In 1855 we first touched the 100000
ton year mark. About 1871 we
reached the $1,000, ,OOO-ton mark, and
The $4,000, ,OOO-ton mark in 1880, while
IN 1889 we had almost again doubled
our production Within another few
years IL seems sure that we shall again
double the production, and touch the
10000, ,000-ton mark. Already we are
making ms much iron and steel as the
whole world produced in 1871, and the
world passed the 4,OOO,OOO-ton mark
but once. until 1850, when IL made
tS,OO0,OOO tons, But the worlds pro-
gress has since been ms rapid almost
as our own, and by 1850 II was making
2j,OOO,OOO tons of raw iron and steel.
Sun.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

Pomona, Gail, Dec. 26.-4A broken
wheel ON the engine of the local traln
from Los Angeles, which was due 10
arrive in Pomona ait GAS Monday
might, caused bad wreck. AS a re-,
suit three persons are dead and TWEEN.
ty,one are badly injured
The train was turning "a curve near
Pomona, when a wheel under the en-.
gine broke and the engine left the
track, followed by the combination
bnggage and smoking car The coach
was overturned and caught fire, but
the flames were quickly extinguished.
Mrs, Rose O'ConNor was removed
from the wreck. dead. Monroe Thur.
man died OF his injuries d. johnson,
engineer OF the train, suffered con.
cuss,on and is unconscious. Milton
Monroe, the fireman, was injured in.
ternally and died later. William
Scott, CT San Bermardno, was badly
cut about THE face and was hurt in
the chest. Two 5ther men. yet un.
identified, suffered ccncussion and are
unconscious, while Cohers are scratch
ed and bruised.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28
Senator CockrelI,s Mistake.

The Congressional Record for the
first day of the session has had to be
amended in order to save that body
from everlasting disgrace. This is all
because Senator Cockrell talked out in
meeting when he had no business to
do so. The senate is a continuous
body. II is divided into three classes
and the terms of those belonging to
each class expire on the 3rd of March
on alternate years. Mr.. Cockrell's
term expired on the 3rd of March,
1899. He has not been a member OF
the senate since that date until he was
sworn in last Monday, When the sen.
ate was called to order last Monday
he was on the floor only by sufferance,
and had no more right to be there or
to take part in the proceedings than
any other spectator in the gallery. Yet
he arose in his seat and said: 81
move that the credentials be referr"
to the committee on privileges and
elections.
Nobody suspected at the time that
Ni' NONNINll NhS AZ lUlINlltI, anu HIS
remark was allowed to go unrebuked.
lie did not imagine such thing him.
self, for he has been senator so long
that he cannot realize how il would
seem not to be Il senator. But he
actually was not senator until about
five minutes after he made the re-
mark, when he went up to the clerks
desk and was sworn in. This viola
ton of the usual and orderly methods
of procedure as Mr. lIoar always ex-
presses It, was discovered by a clerk,
and the only thing that can be done
now is TO scratch Mr., Cockrell's re-
mark from the Record.
This is the second time that such
an incident has occurred. About a
quarter of century ago Senator
Salisbury of Delaware, under similar
circumstances from force of habit at
tempted to take part in a debate and
was called to order by Vice President
Hamlin. who was then in the chair,
and informed that he was not MEM
ber of the senate, Mr.. Salisbury saw
the point and apologized amid roars
of laughter from his colleagues, and
sat down.-Chicngo Record.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-12-28

Brmlngham, Ala, DVr, 25.-SenaltoO
john r., Morgan las replied 70 lhi
open letter Of gov rnor Johnston
charging THAI cglln miirect state
meWts made concerning his (John'
slGn's) counecl,Gl Nlh lhe uniytr'
Sly land scandal upon The floor OF The
Cailed SWleA sena,p were untrue
The reply severely cr'Nic,,es tae gov
err1rs Gr;ioU In Nouu,rticn " tn The
sale cI Valuable mineral hands uf tat
state university to the SGs5 IN L , q
Steel and Iron Company. It cont n0u
i'm part;
'Ncu have attempted 10 put my
statement In false and g4rbrd way
so that yen could make denial .,
what ycu e.Jher Invented or protest
to have heard Glhat ! have ,aii in The
senate knowing uhat Nou could moi
deny what did say"
A'er quoting from The Record III,
words used In reference TO the \'O
bau,d corporations, S, ehlng prltcrI,r o.
of the Laws OF New Jersey, Senator
Mor2an continues;
"nhe charge is distinct and imam.
b!guouS tha, you GMned or had owned
u large amount Of stock IN an Ala.
bama corporation, one Of several th "a
had So'd Gheir properly Of every Kind
10 the New Jersey company, aud that
this Alabama corporation leads the
procession in a monster monopoly
uhaL had to leave Alabama to hnG
home and shelter in, New Jersey. YoN
cannot misunderstood this charge,
nor can any honest man mistake 1t,
And as l siated. in the senate, y,ou
know that it is strictly true"
lin conclusion, Senator Morgan
says:
"Nou doubles, feel very strong In
your supposed ability 10 rule the slate
by uhe machinery in your hands; but
very recent lessons should admOni.h
you that you are also subject to the
power of the laws, state and federal
and you cannot press your defiant
contempt Of the rights of the STATE
and the people to complete success.