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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Se8abte 1tto fOmoerbare Grieoets=
eM9el 1tncIe SANS.

11n1ere 8egterung legt ia Der bonn G3ar,
pel9er 1i9 iiber 9aIs unb &opf p%affnet;
berufenen @nttpaffnunssconferen i'm 6adg
cine rieitge, 8ebeutung Bel. &nfdnglt3 bieB
es, fie petbe nur @inen bini9iden, unb in
OieIem 3uiammenbange purOe iogar @r5%
6tf6of Srelanb ertDG6nt. Nber es lit an
bsrs getommen! Nt9t tpentger alS feds
bat Der grGibent gu 8ertretern Der Ser.
Stuaten auf bieIer @onferen3 e%rnannt, unb
8par our3 bic 8ant peltliGe.
3pet oabon e%rfreuen fi9 bereits zines
Weltrubmes. 8or NGen AnOrep o.
Wbite. ,@r lit grinbli@ auf amerituz
niI6en unb beutf6en unioeritdten g%ebilDrt,
betpG6rt als Better Der @orneqs1 ittdt,
dls frii6erer @eIanbter in Berlin un0 ais
Mlitglieb Der 8ene3uelazG omntfiion unter
Brdtoent @leOeIano; er itebt als @ele6rter
pie uls Diplomat gleiA 6O4 in Den @agen
Der Melt bu, unb burc4 ietn treffltAes Ser
6alten auf ieinem gegentpdrtigen 8OtI@af=
terpoiten in Berlin bat er fi9 namentli9
au9 bas 8erttauen aQer 9eutT9en in Der
Welt erpbert.
Sn WeltfreiIen betannt 1T audi Der Sec
fapitdn auber 9ient Nlfreb s. 90 a + n,
Der @erFoffer bes tIaifii4en Ie~efriegspifen>
i6aftliAen unb ieetriegsgef9i4tli4en Werz
fes The Influence of Sea Power Upon
History" unb anberer ebenio bc6eutenber
Sodf9riften, bic i'm na4 benz 3eugntB
zines 10 ~fadfunbt9en Mannes ,tpie &aiIer
@il6elm II. gum grDBten Seefriegsi4riftz
teller unierer 3eit MAIDEN.
Der brittle Der GommifGre, Seth Qom,
gGei6 Wbtte Elm ameritantI9 er l1ntoeritz
tdts9ele6rter, gegenpdrtig YrGiiOent deer
Geftor Der Golumbia=l1nioer5tt in Der
Gtobt g3en gorff, puroe am betannteten
pur9 feline muIter6afte 0erlpaltung be5
MaDorsamtes in 8rootlpn unD bur4 feline
unab6dngige, fpenn aud ni9t erfol9retGe
Gonbioatur bei Der eriten Map0rspdbl bon
@roB : Gep 0prt.
STANFORD g3eneGG, in t~peiteren &retz
fen un6efannt, Nbbotdt aus ct. YauG in
Minm1 ota, berbantt ietne @rnennung Dem
l1mitanbe, baB er gegenndrtig amerttani<
I6er Mtntiterreioent i'm 9aag, Dem Orte
Der @Onferen3, 1T.
gi9t genug bamtt, baB bic Ser. Staaten
in Der perfon Ma6an's einen b%erii6mten
&rte9 8 f4riftiteler nu9 Dem 6oag
Idifen, ienOen ite 5uglei6 etnen t6rer eriten
&anontere, 9auptmann WiIiam s r o.
Ter, ben @rfinber Der bic amertfanil6e
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 febr erlet6ternoen
voer19ptnbenben &anone", bas 6eiBt elmer
@orri6tung, tpona6 bas ~gepaltige &iiienz
bertbeiOigun9sgef4ib, ebe es ben fi4t6aren
S4uB u6giebt, seboben ipirb un6 glei@
na3 Dem S9uB btnter ben 8aitiDnen Der=
i9pinbet unb bies berteufelte Spiel be-
ltebig erneuert. Gro5ier tit 3uglei6 ein'r
Der leitenben Setter Der @e1&iibabt6eilung
bes &risgsbepartements. @r unb Ma6un
finb in Der Shat ionberbare 6riebense1gel!
9us fe6fte MitglieD Der '@ommiiion lit
Der gum SetretGr nnb Ge6ts6erat6er osrz
felben ernannte Stem gorter He9tsantpolt
Sriebri6 Wtlbelm 6olls, So6n OeutTner
eingepanterter Gltern, benz OeutIchtbum treu
geblieben, lebr tii6tiger Suriit unb au6
unter ben 9eut1Gen bes Neitens betannt
bur9 bic beutf9en 9utgelbreben, bic er i'm
Wa6lfampFe bon 1896 ge6aften 6at.
SSebenfals perben Die Ser. Staaten i'm
| 9aag, mas Die 8efdbigung unb ben G6az
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12

Der Stoat SGGinois hat Elm BE-
bsutenOes Sapital in ieinen Us obltba>
tigteitsz umb Strafan # aGteu
fteden. 0as Solieter 3u4t6aus uGein fat
$2,500,0O0 9~etOitet; Die S%rrenanItalt III
8cntatee S 1,782,OOO; bic S~rrenonItalt in
@nna s., 226,242, Die S%rrenonitult in gf9.n
$1,O9l, 746, Die Srrenanitait in SadIr1z
bile $976,000 etc, Der @eiammtipertb be-
aifFert i4 uuf ~$12118,545. %uBer ZEN
9c6duben Se40ren baau uu4 nod etp1
5000 @cres QanD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12

= bic BON Der poGittfden Gntre@tun9 Der
Neger bur3 raffiuirte 816lbsitimlnungen.
Oas 8lut 8afer's ruu1te bcreits, ols
bic Ser. Staaten ibre Srieee sur 8efreiung
unb 8eqliidung anberer furbiger Meni4en=
briiber %6egannen. limb our einbeimii4en
blutigen gegetfru9e baben mir icbt bic bluz
tige pbilippinif9e Sugalenfrcge, beren gn5e
ebenfaGs ni9t ab3uieben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
Oeneb's pHrbi9er Spbr.

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@sorge @oo0pin 9epep, Der ein3ige Go6n
bes Nomirals Oetpep, bat bethlehem Die
@9re, nel9e MapOr 8an Wpd BON Neto
Dorf i6m ertpies, als er i'm gum Mitaliece
bes 9unberter>@ omites e%rnannte, peI6as
Die arrangements fir ben @mpfunq bes
BON Monila 5uriidte6renbsn SrieasI6iife5
rgateig6" in 0dnOen bat, u6geIefnt. nSa
CLAUDE uno peiB," 10 ertldrte er, bah mein
8ater oas niht germ ieben piirbe, unb ipen1
Der Nfupor 10 freunolib 9~epe7en, mid an
bas Gomite gu ernennen, muB i9 i'm bod
bitten, MIDI gu enti9ulbigen. Sd bin ni4t
bere9tigt, Bel ben 6eierIi9teiten gu @bz
rem Der Sieser bon Manila cine aoae gu
iptelen." Der e4te Spbn Ietnes @aters!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-12
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ghicaas. 81
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
Cow. ru,, ,, Disease Germs.

Chicago. June Ex-Governor Tanner.
Mt the stockyards. to-day witnessed the
slaughtcring OF twcnty-sevcn cows In
n test conducted by the state board OF
health and the state board OF live
stock commissioners. Twenty-Five were
found to bc In nm advanced stage OF
consumption and the other two had
wcli-dcvclopei cases.
This herd came from n dairy farm
In Sangnmon county that supplies the
governors household with milk. and
he expressed himself forcibly on the
subject.
THAT test demonstrates" said he.
"the danger that constantly confronis
the public and proves that the live
stock commissioners should he invest
ed with power to examine every herd
in the state. whether private or not.
DIR. Lovcjoy tells me that this herd is
the worst that has yet been seen.
Why. they were simply saturated with
disease germs. which must surely
spread tuberculosis"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
Advancing Cos, Of Farm implements.

Chicago. June 5.-Fnrmcrs and retail
dealers In agricultural implements will
have to pay more for their plows. hnr-
rows. seedcrs and implements Of kin
drcd nature in the future.
At meeting OF twenty-five manu-
facturers of these implements Of farm
industry. held to-day. II wns decided
TO make n general rise In the prices of
all agricultural implements.
Committees were appointed TO prepare
n schedule for the various kinds OF i'm
plcmcnts. These committees will at
tempt to make out their price list dur
ing the summer months and will re-
port to meeting to he called this fall
II Is thought n general increase OF
from II to - per cent. will bc the
schedule made out and agreed upon by
the committee. Material from which
farming implements are manufactured
has increased In value n corresponding
amount.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
VALUE OF ARID LANDS.
An Eastern Paper Urges q Wise Plan of
Action.

An Eastern Paper Urges = Wise Plan of
Action.
The Agricultural Epitomist of In.
dianapolis has this to say regarding
the arid lands Of the West:
There are vast tracts of arid land,
estimated at GOO.OOO,OOO acres, In the
West that need only water to make
them blossom like u garden. The aid
of the government has been invoked
to build reservoirs to provide the
necessary irrigation, but the item in
the harbor appropriation bill for the
building of experimental reservoirs
was sticken out on the final day of the
last session Of Congress. Secretary
Wilson will make n personal inyesti-
CATION of the whole matter this sum-
mer. Objection is made to the propo-
sition ON the grounds that the farmers
of. the East ought not TO. be taxed for
the benefit Of western states and far
mers that will compete with them.
There is not much In this. The In
vestment would prove very profit
able one to the government-the people.
The water rates would pay heavy in
terest on the capital expended. The ir-
rigated land would also be mainly oc-
cupIed by the sons OF eastern farmers
for whom there is no room on the old
homesteads-and by those who are un.
able to buy eastern farms. These
lands-where 1t Is practicable-willb be
irrigated some time. even II private
capital does 1t. 1t Is Idle. therefore. to
object to the project because of our op-
position to increasing the acreage of
tIllable land. 1t is simply n question
of permitting private capital to obtain
practical trust grip upon these lands.
or of encouraging the government to
open them upon policy that will he
liberal to the farmers and yet profit
able to itself. We shall need all the
farm acreage we can bring under cult.
walton. not only to supply the home and
foreign demand. but TO provide homes
and employment for our farm.born
boys. Let us nll look at the matter
broadly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
STATE SHOULD GIVE AID
TO STOCK GROWERS.

Appeals have been made to Governor
Thomas by persons interested in the
live stock industry in Colorado to have
chair Of practical veterinary science
for animal investigation established at
the Agricultural College. Stock raisers
who have made their business n sci
entific study are unanimous that such
chair would be of the greatest bene-
fit to farmers and stock ralsers. 1t is
proposed, after the chair is established,
to have cultivated Mt the laboratory of
the college such valuable remedies as
black-leg vaccine and hog cholera
serum to be distributed free to the
stockmen and farmers of the state.
The prevention of such diseases would
save the state large amount of money
now expended in stamping out the dis
eases. Free distribution OF the serums
is made in dozens Of states throughout
the Union and in Nebraska where
such n chair has been established in
the Agricultural College, the death
rate among cattle and hogs has been
materially decreased. ..
Secretary Tyler of the State Board
Of Health said, when the proposition
to have n practical veterinarian in
charge Of course of study Mt the
state college was mentioned to him,
that nothing better could be done. for
the welfare of the stock interests of
the state. 1T Is only n matter. of
time" said the secretary, when We
must adopt the course of other states
and give attention to the tuberculous
dairy cows. The experiments with tu-
berculin require constant attention.
The board has recommended the ex-
periments now being made In Denver.
To thoroughly understand the results
requires scientific study which cannot
well be made outside such m institu-
ton. The state veterinarian has the
use Of such serums under his control.
but the means at his command VIII
not permit Of much study"
There is no doubt among veterinn-
rlans that tuberculosis exists to
great extent in Colorado herds. II Is
particularly important that all such
animals should not be allowed to add
to the milk supply. especially In this
state, where pure milk Is so essential
to the many invalids gathered through
out the mountains. tuberculosis In
animals used for food Is not rs danger
GUS rs in cows for contributing to the
milk supply. Only the affected parts
OF flesh when eaten will communicate
the disease. but every drop OF milk
from IN infected animal contains
germs liable to spread the disease to
human beings.
The matter will be brought before
the next meeting of the board in
charge of the Agricultural College.
and 1t is possible that n professor OF
veterinary science will be added to the
faculty to pursue the scientific study
OF contagious diseases a:iiicting stock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
For ornam-n..,ion of Grounds.

The State Board of Agriculture. upon
motion OF b. +. Rockafcllow. has
adopted the following resolution:
"whereas. the subject Of country
home and public school ground ornn.
mcntation is being profitably agitatcd
In other states through the agricul-
turnl colleges thereof: and.
"whcrcas. such improvements nrc
calculated to advance the interests OF
the agricultural and Industrial classes
attracting and holdIn. to the varied
agricultural and horticultural pursuits
the rising generation: therefore be IL
"Rcsoive,l. that the agricultural nnd
horticultural departments OF this col.
lcgc be and are hereby instructed To
prepare bulletin leaflets for general
distribution cmbodying the most I'm
proved methods and suggestions OF
these important subjects"
Mr.. Rocknfcllow says that eastern
colleges are doing great work In this
line and there IL no reason why Colo
RADIO should not follow suit. The de-
partmenis named viii take the matter
up and prepare their bulletins for early
distribution.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
PRESIDENT Louser ATTACKED.
Mob of Ro, .,l... nr,l. Him =. tn. Races.

Mob of Roy alists ltcsiic Him as the Race.
Paris. June 3.--Prcsiient Loubet, nc.
compnnlcd by the premier. N. Dupuy.
and the chief OF the military house.
hold, General McBailloud. was hoOtcd
Mt the Autcuil races this afternoon.
As the President drove out there he
was closely followed by Madame Lou.
bet In u second landau. They drove
along the Avenue Dcs Champs Elysecs.
the crowd bowling respectfully. but on
arriving Mt Autcuil they were met by
n violent demonstration. evidently or.
Srr'zed and directed against the Prcsi.
dent.
There was n storm of boots. yells
and cries OF panama" ~ bas Lou.
bet" and "vivc l'armcc.' A few
shouts OF "vivc Loubct' were drowned
In the clnmor.
A strong force OF police kept order
and arrested many OF the disturbcrs.
including man who tried to force his
way to the Presidents carriage.
During the grand siccplechasc many
blows were struck. and several police
were injured In their cndcnvors to pre-
vent an invasion OF the presidential
stand.
At the crisis Of the excitement. while
HHbuts VI NNe iUFHite Huu NNt
de Roulcdc" were heard on NIL sides.
Count Christiano rushed toward the
President brandishing n stick and d.
rcctcd blow against him. striking his
hat.
The crowd rushed upon Christiano.
who only escaped severe handling by
being taken under police protection.
President 1.oubct remained NIL tho
while quite unnovcd. talking with the
premier. while the officers OF his mill.
tary household were defending him
against violence.
Police Inspector Grillierc had his
head seriously wounded In the melee.
and President I.ouhct has since deco
rated him with the Cross of the Legion
of Honor in recognition of his devotion
TO duty.
On returning TO the Elyscc palace. NJ.
Ioubet received many sympnthizing
callers.
II seems certain that the dcmonstra.
tion was organized by the Jcnnessc
Royalistc. the I.iCuc Dcs patriotes and
the nnti-Scmltcs. the rnliying signal
being a carna,ion in the buttonholc.
Most OF the persons arrested repre-
sent some of the best families In
France. Comtc Christiano Is held on
the charge of attempting to strike the
President. Comtc D'Aubirncy D'Assy
Il charged with wounding Police In.
spcctor Grillicrc and another police
man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
EASY WAY TO GET LANDS.
Uncle sam Has rian for Aidhsx Poor
Setti~ra.

There Is n law In the general stat
utcs pertaining to government land
which. says the Rocky Mountain News.
while passed by Congress only two
years ago. is probably not known to
five people In the state OF Colorado,
and yet might be OF great benefit to
prospective settlers. II affords n means
OF using unregistered lands which
many prefer to actual settlement by
homestead or desert entry.
A number OF quarter sections nre
now occupied In Kansas under this
act. but. so far as Is known by the
land office In Denver not single man
In Colorado has Us yet taken advantage
OF It. Under these provisions the gov
crnment does not part with the title to
the land. but scIucsters II, OF. In other
words. lends II 10 an Individual.
No payment h required when the
land Is filed upon. or. more correctly
speaking. registered. II Is simply
necessary for the person desiring the
use OF 1GO acres for an indefinite period
to construct some sort OF n reservoir
within two years after taking possess
sion.
The act. approved January II. 1897.
is named MS follows: "An net provid-
ing for the location Of public lands for
reservoir sites" II sets forth that the
person desiring 100 acres, for any pur-
pose. grazing or farming. shall file
with the land office dcclaratory
statement. which shall cost So. At the
end Of two years thereafter, he shall
file with the office maps showing that
he has built on this land n reservoir.
The size Of this reservoir Is not stated.
hut It Is specified that It must he free
of access to the public. Once n year
nftcr this the person using the land
must file nm affidavit. setting forth the
fact that this reservoir Is being kept In
good condition.
II would seem from this that the res.
ervoir need be little larger than cat
tie trough. and that 1t could he placed
IN n corner OF the innd. while nl1 tho
scsi OF the 100 acres could be fenced
md put to private uses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
rran.-Ml..l..ipp, Convention.

II was found that when final action
was taken on the arid land cession res
oiu,ion. adopted by the Transmissis-
sippi Congress. the measure had been
in the nature of compromise In COM
mittee. rather more favorable to the
out.nnd.out cession OF arid lands to
the states than to the construction OF
storage reservoirs by federal aid. for
which S2pO.OOOOOO was asked.
Previous statements that the rcsolu-
tion passed an unqualified indorsc-
mcnt of the storage reservoir plan arc
too sweeping. though even Governor
Murphy of Arizona, who led the light
for 'ccssion," conceded thnt the result
was. as he expressed II, n dog fall
owing to the restrictions with which
.cession'' was hcdrcd about.
This fight was the feature OF the
congress. as II indicated the growing
divergence In interest between the
Transmissssippi Congress and the M
tionnl Irrigation Congress. which latter
represents sixteen states and terri
tories. and is in the sole interest Of ir-
rigation. The result was conceded by
many irrigntionists ms a virtual victory
for Governor Murphy.
The congress adjourned Mt noon on
the 3rd. after Its four days session.
Among the concluding Dapers read this
morning was onr ny Commerce Com.
missioner a. X. Smith of New York on
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
Op the Robbcr. Trail.

Casper. wyo.. June 5.-Tbrce Of the
men who robbed the Union Pacific
train Mt Wilcox last Friday morning
were ovcrtnkcn thirty miles north Of
here yesterday afternoon by n shcrifr's
posse. whom they nmbushcd. and from
whom they escaped. after shooting
two horses and stampeding two others.
At dark last night the three bandits
were on Dugout creek, thiriy-iivc
miles north OF here and 80 We're fifteen
OF their pursuers.
Another posse has just started out TO
Join in the hunt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
WIN Exercise the Militia.

Governor Roosevelt is going to give
the New York state militia a new ex-
perience this summer. Instead OF al.
lowing them to remain In camp as
usual he IL going to march them across
country from one end Of the state Of
New York to the other, and they may
expect to see some very lively times.
1t will be no boys play. During the
late war 1t was demonstrated that the
volunteers knew how to make camp,
but were very weak on the march, and
Governor Roosevelt proposes to correct
that defect in the militia Of his state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-06-08
WOULD FIGHT TRUSTS.
layers, Of Tcxas, Calls Meeting of State
Executives in St. Louis September 30.

layers, OF Texas, Calls . Meeting OF Stato
Executives in St. Louis September go.
Austix, Texas, June 5.-The govern
or to-day mailed the following COM
munication to the governors of the sew
eral states and territories of the Union:
"Dear Sir-After much reflection l
have concluded that 1t would not be
improper for me to suggest that con-
ference of the governors and attorneys
general OF the several states and ter
ritories be held to consider the effect
which the formation Of trusts is hav-
ing upon the country, and, II possible,
to agree upon character Of legislation
that will not only force those now in
existence into dissolution, but will also
prevent their further creation.
II am firmly of the opinion that II as
many as twenty states can be induced
to adopt u uniform policy In reference
to this generally admitted evil and
will enforce such policy with vigor, re-
lief will surely and quickly follow. II
cannot be doubted that in this matter
state action is necessary and that uni
formity in the enactment and the en-
forcement of legislation is indispensa-
BILE.
"I have, therefore. to respectfully
suggest to your excellency and to the
attorney general Of your state that n
conference, to consist of the govern
ors and attorneys general of such
states and territories rs may be proper
to attend, to be held at st. Louis, We'd
nesday. the Goth day of September.
1890. for the purpose of taking such
action rs may be deemed poper re-
specting the subject matter of this
communication. An early reply advis-
Ing me of your views and Intentions
is requested. have the honor to be,
very respectfully. your obcdient. SER
want. JOSEPH d. SAVERS,
Governor Of Texas"