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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25
Jnslanset.

Bnineen1sren Siour Gitp,
6enrp @iuaelano. er bleuen uonuit=
tis. mebbeles oerfro. 9et beber. at
@lebeu eper. at BON bleo uolst. meb.
fSrte bette fsraelise abfolt.
- e. Gbrifenion. en- 5armer
Buffolo &ountp, g. g.. blep fsr en-
1seS Tib fben funben bSb / fin
5talb. Ran baube iffe ,eet bonn
pao fere 9ose, oo enbel of Rreatu'
rene i1eo fig oa tom ND til seaboerne
forat faa Bonb. Ron Risnte bo
at Der par noget golt paaferbe.
os oa man unoerisete, foubt mon
Ronben beluis FROZEN. ct 6ierte.
tilfelbe Dor maaife 9sbsoariasen.
Rerielis 6elbrebelie. Gn
Zone / 5ou ou 2ac. @is.. Rrs.
2poia Blatt. bar 20 da- hapt en-
spsoom ! &paeen. ION 2eserue
tor ertleret for nbelbrebelis. Sou
bar bun tisget tilienss / fire aar.
men fcrrise 6reoos fob bun op o.
git. Ds bun bar saaet omfrtn9 be-
le 9iben fioen, us bun paofaor. at
bun er aloeles uoeu Smerte. pun
flyer. at bet ct CUB. ION bar belbres
bet beube. aeserne / Son bu 2oc
bar for lenge iioen iost benbe. at
Der par lite minofe 6aab for benbe,
% 2eserue Bresbpterianernes
6osp.tol i @bicosO fasbe benbe osz
foo. efterat bun baube ueret Der /
ipu user, at benbes Iilfelbe Dor
aloeles baoblsf. % oft. buab bun
tanoe s1sre. par at ofuente en- long.
iem Dso. gun flyer. bum bab til
Cub. iamtolte meb ban % bab BAN
ON OplpSntu0. 5rebo9 ben l3oe
b.. bob bun lansere enb )aoponltst
os bteu belsnnet meo. at Gmerten
aloeies fOrloo benoe. 6un fob bo
op. tlaote poo fig % git neb. 6ens
ees 6usbolber. Rotharine 6ale.
bleu iaa forbauiet. at bum beipimebe.
Ben aeHe Gage git RrS. Blatt ct
5tpffe 8ei poa - RportoIer uben
Smerte % uoen at blipe uomattet.
9un flyer. at oft. bpao Der Dor nsoz
uenoigt, Dor. at bun aon bele I'm
514l til Sub. Nrs. Blott ct pel
uboonnet oe ct Neblem af Bresbps
terianerfirfen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

Non par sanife meset opifremt /
Son 6raneiseo for en- 9io foen.
Ran bonee funoet en- 2ommboa. Der
inbebolbt Bopirer. ifslse hpilfe Der
etfherebe en- Sammeniuorselie mob
Bpen. Den enc @tripelie lSb foale.
beS:
,Riere Drober! NoRluerue oil
bore placerebe ben 3Ote Dog bette
aar. 6oslost oil bn fiube Sitter
% fuIbRaubia SHn1uts. 8ar me-
get foriis'is oa sisr iatet 5eilsreb.
Tag tre 9uie foo lanet fra bper.
anbre fom multat. Alle ct iatte for
fpp Elmer. 8esbno nsioet,at 81. 8.
o. ret big efter 8inben. 81 mao
gibre clean business benne Gong.
Ql. 1880 oil bu bope plaeeret II
Raftuer. Soainart s alle er Der,
taa eoers Boao os goa meo SECT poo
ben ieoanlige 9to. 2ee tsrnemme-
Zig merfe til fslsenbe 5nhruts.
Bar buer entelt RaRine / en- bilia
9aanbpoie os iat BebOlberen opret;
pot berpaa 8omulb omtrine NaRi.
nen Boieu. 6lao ferpoa inb Ole
o. rpf omtreut Ct 8uno al port 8re
parat ouer bet bele. 9eaar bu toser
ct Stun. faa tas ct, ION aabues mob
Bassaaroen. 2os 6oonbpofen un'
Der Senseu. fplb Beboloeren meD
8anb o. fet RaRinen- Gut berpaa
9Sren % Tom uet lao fort ION mn.
ligt tilueffe Steb. 8er ombpsgelia
at aipe Nannel os Don 9nifruts.
Store 1oteller ct be beohe. 6aR
pao pore 2ose, buis bu fommer /
5are. 8er berfor neset forilstie.
% huis alt soar tilfrebSi Sit1aeube. oil
bu faa DDeropfpnet oper Gbicaso
9ipiFonen iom Belsnnins. 3. O.
8. g.
Bolittet par iuriat ipsielfot meb at
Ionme paa Spor efter Dpbausman.
bene for ben hpege Blan. fom auta.
eeS at bibrB:e fra Nnartiter.
5ormobentli9 Ct BET en- groD Spbs
af en- eller anben Spiuopmaaer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25
sa Grtppe DebamaIet a.eo eels

Seq er netop fpmmeu mig efter
bet auoet dnsreb af 60 Grippe iaar". /.
flyer Rr. Sac. u. 5ones, uostuer
af The Leader Meria, 3eras.
s. bet fife Iittelbe brugte ieg
&bamberloins 6ofemibbel. % 1es
tror meb betpeeliat 6elb. ibet ies
par 5eEs blot Ii5t eper to Gage
imob II Dase unber bet tsrae I'm.
sreb. Seq tror fiffert, bet onbet
dnareb pilbe bose peret lieefaa
baarot iom bet fSrfte, ON bet lite
bapbe Doret for Brueen of bette
Ribbel. ea ies por nsbt til at ena
iiliengs. Cmtrent iefs Elmer efterat
ies uor anerebet, mems leg fsriie
Itlfelbe pnsfebe min Sorretuina
omtrent TO Dase. isr jea maaite leg.
ge mig. Salges / Rortenleus
Apotbef.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

8eipnherli8t not Rol Der / Gronf=
rig ptre ii9 en- Stemnin9 5aubr al
en- franlt.tpii alionee, % Stemnin.
gen Ral uore harf Tiluetf. 0et,
te er noQet ust, fom fun er fommet
op, efierat ben franRe Sefanot Nar,
quis be 9tooQes bopbe en- Conference
meo Refer Bilbelm / Berlin Rrofs
etter 9eptaar. Nopelle'5 '5orfotteren
@rueif Doubet Ral uore ferft / So,
uer oeraf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

Sen. Gbarles 3 Gaaan bleu fer
en- uses 1io iiben off'cielt unoerret.
tet ON. at ban uil bliue f1i1et tor
Rrissret os tiltalt forat baue bru9t
ct uforRammet Spros mob Sen.
Riles. Rriosretten bannes al 13
Grmee,Oftceter. fom bleu uoneunt
en- uge foen. os / Spibleu for ben
ct Sen. 8esler Rerritt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

Oct anieebe eneelRe Blob rSpee.
tator. inbebolbt forleben en- lebenbe
artitel on Situatioueu / 5roufriae
og ubtaler ION 6u Dper episniua.
at Tronfrie mort uil blipe Stue=
plapfen for en- betpbnine Ifulb Beai.
uenbeo1.
8labet betoner. at ben megtiaae
Wono / 5ranfrig for Tiben er @e.
neral 3urliaben. ben sperfbefalenbe
oper CUE Irepper Baris. % miuoer
ON ben frantic Bremierminiffer, 9u.
pup's llotalelier ON. at RepubIiten
au fob 5are for at bliue feiet pat
al Wilitermaeten.
~sueetator1 ofilntter fin drtitel
mee fslsenbe Orb:
uRan oil ipsrse o.: 6novban
Ton @eneral 3urlinben omifprte S}e>
publifeu? So, ueb at protlamere
bens GfterfSlser % peo at ertlere,
at enbuer, ber life aolpoer bons Or,
ore, uil hliue Rubt paa @abeu. 6pem
uilbe tunne hinbre bum? 4re6oent
5aure? 6an oil bore amber Nrref
eQer Sploien for ben npe Bepogel<
ie! Nationalf oriamlinsen? Zen
pil flpate til Bropinierne. % Meb=
lemmerne pd bore globe, ON be lip>
per at blue fenbt til gopeune! %
5olist uil ailie ct npt @tpre meo
@leoe, tbi bet er forleneft tieb ot en-
&epublit. Der opleuer bet enc seter,
log efter bet anbet. stnlbe bet imibz
lertib mob 5orpentnins pare Of en-
anben AnitueIie. buao fon bet foo ur>
rette? General 3urlinoen Dor 6o,=
terne fin Roet, = bon fommonoe=
rer ooer en- 5arniiou poo 10000
Ranb. % ten lutte etbpert Depot,
buorfro Solicit funbe erbolbe Baoten
os ammunition.
5olfemasierne / 1889 lunbe it:e
bare sisrtI MobHonb mob 10000
Manb luen Irspper. Da be for.
isste bet heller ,ife. fiBnt be bopbe
ltseiaa sooe Boabeu fom Solboterne,
mcoens be fronfe chopper M bar
MoIimtanouer us 6erbi9beb / at be-
nptte BEN. Set er en- olminoelia
Nenine. at solooterne ptlbe negte
at aolboe, men ben boloer lite @tif.
OfFcererne Ct raienbe oper Bres{eus
6ornermelier, ,os6 6olooterue Ct frenat
oi,eipliuerebe es uil albria aisre
Rstteri. dube.lebes unber ben tsr<
Re Rspolntion. Do Solbaterue lite fif
Solo. faeis lulteoe. oe lite bopbe
ubfist til at aippe fri. Rau fon
life etD Dieblif tpiple pao, at ifalbT Trop.
perne fit Orbre til at joee 3atiouol>
fotiamliusenS Reblemmer fra buer:
aubre. iaa billie be uben Nblen oblpbe /:
- % at en- loobau Orbre lite
htIer til bet utonfeliae. Tan mon Iofe
al 6repeiuetS o. DupupS Taler.
Der CT to Raster / Iranfrise. flyer
Dupup. - % ben enc al biS{e Ct op.
teuet af Ha1eri o. tepebuet"
Soauibt bet auieebe eneeIRe 8lab.
(9forbiRe 8laoe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

s 8ilbuefen. = SITE leueere
borte enb til Raboloset omtrins
@homberloin / Spb= 9ofota finbes en-
Quiube, Der fpnes at uere fin egen
6erre os - 1T eeet 5orfuor. 6enbes
&aun er Niis @l,ia @olfer. Sbsft
bar en- for graa ulp peret temmelie
ner9oaeuoe mob benbe. Den bar
baut fit 1ilbolb / en- Rop,ne ner
Ri1s Balfers 9us. os bet er bun,
fom bar maattet betale for 6trub,
bens Dpbolo. 5or life lense Fben
tos ben uus Oise. iom tilbSrte beuee.
On Ruelo for life lense fben Dor
Rifs Boiler ube Tibet ea iamlebe
fine 9reoture iommen. Os bpab
aubet opoaser bun. enb at ulpen
isien bolber paa at brebe en- teb
Qqlu. Jon iilbsrer benbe. GUN tau,
be lite anbet Boaben bos fig enb ct
9aus. ION bun bauoe paa @abelfnap.
pen. Ren bun beiluttebe at forisge,
on bun funbe lange uluen meb bet
ueo at faffe en- Snore ON ben. Dette
lpfieoes ueo bet fsrite ToriBs. Der@
poa iotte bun 6effen i @aQop, %
efterat taoe trettet ub ulpen paa
benne Naobe. LOB bun fine 0unbe
sisre &eaen.
On flis 5ente oil funne Hare ia
en- beI Stunb aIene.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

5orenebe @taters &esierins bar
nbfteot Snobpoelfe til be torRieuiae
9rauspott. &ompognier ON at TONNE
meb dnbuo paa at fsre be tponffe
Sanger biem fra 5ilippiuerne. 0ette
oil bliue ct noget fSrre 5oretosenbe
cub at fsre biem be Sanger, iom blep
tasEe | Sautia9o. ba 8eien ct neRen
tre @anQe foo long.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25
Rtearas,ta'QassaIett.

Gro 8afbinstou bleu meboelt for
uosle Dose fben. at seuotet bar an'
taset 5o1 i1aaet ON Nicorasua Qana'
len imob blot fefs 5temmer. 5or,
laset beRemmer. at Der fol ubaeoeS
en- RiIion dftier poa 500 buer.
QaHol= e feompoeniet Rol inofalbe ole
be tsr ubaebte sitter unDtoeen be,
tom &esierinserne / Nicaro9ua oa
Gotta &ica bar. Rompaaniet faI
osfaa inbtaIbe alle ubaeote Bombs %
betale al nuuerenbe @lolb.
fsorat bet ton pere iaonb BERTH.
fanstatfammeret uofeoe rBorrants"
til ct 6eIsb Of tnntil fem Rill.oner
DoQars. 6iottammer,S,freteren er
bempnbiaet til at lubRr,bere poa
925, 900 af &ompasnitts Nftier for
te9lertn9en.
Romposniets uuperenbe 9irettB'
rer iial re1suere. oa en- np Direttion
paa lpu Neblemmer Rol unnepnes /
oeres Steb. Sem al bisfe fol pere
fra be 5orenebe 5tater % ubneunes
al Brefoenten % eobfienbes al 5es
natet. 5ro en- % famine Stat moo
lite ubnRuue8 mere eno en-, % ingeu,
iom bar ueret irteresieret Som.
paeniet fgr. ton ubneunes paonp.
peller lite Ral 9irefisrerne bore I'M
teresiereoe / be 3ontrotter. iom sis>
res Deb Bpsn.nseu af Ranaleu. 6uer
at Direttsserue unotoaen Brefbenteu
iial baue en- aarlis 2sn of $4,000, oe
Brefbenten Rol bope 10000. Aae
8ei1eub9itter betales.
seicaraeua os @ofta @iea uenep.
uer en- 9irettsr buer.
darliseRapporter forlanses. ROM
posniet bar Rpnoispeo i'll at uofer<
bise Rontrotter. buorpeb Ranalen
iiol bore farbis inoen iets Nar. Der
maa lite uobetales ouer $40. .O0O,0 900
aarlis. Ranaleu fial uere ror not
til. at be -fsrfte siibe tan BRUCE ben.
os Bpsninas omfofniuserne moa lite
ouerRrioe Susenisrernes Duerlag
% iffe pere oper 115 Niuioner
9oQars.
9ette Belsb ct befemt iom en-
permanent Beoiuins tor Nrbeibet. og
bet f;al bruaes, efterfom bet bebspes.
5oriloaet siuer &esierinsen en- Sci.
tetfe paa @tenoommen. forat @esie.
rinaen fan bore uis pao, at ben faor
iaien be &euse, ben bar lost uo. os
A5renoenten 9or Ntpnbl0geo I'll at
erflere Rompaaniets Gienbomsret
forbrubt til be 6orenehe Stater. ber.
ION ,tie 8etinselierue opfplbes.
Oerefter Ral Gorenebe Stoters Ste.
sieriue boue fulo &et til Gienbom'
meE.
Brefoeaten bar @et til at Ronsie
ubbetaliuserne naariombelt % til at
erbolbe Nobifitotion / Betinselierne
/ Gsneesfonen. 9eriom 11nber'
bauslingerne / ben 6euieenbe mislpt.
tes. bar &refeenten &et til at be-
epube unberbnnblinser ON en- anben
&ute ouer Sorbtangeu.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25

Sra RiBbenbapn oplpfes, at en-
Opbogel'es rel{enbe beb Naun 0auis
Il Brnn orsoniierer en- Gfspebitisn,
ion til nahe CONNER pil fsse efter
Brof. Hnbree bet sRlige @rBnlanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25
R61erS 1tuoerl5tffe 9orpeoo<
baQ1-

DIN ben al Noromonben ST.. @arI
Rs1er tonfruerebe unoerisiRe 9or<
peeobaoo RriSer ct tpR Sasblab fbls
genoe:
r&fterat be Rbrre @toters Nari,
ner bar baut fin IpecieQe Gpmnrtiom<
beb benoeubt paa unoerpanbs sbaat,e.
en- Opftuoelie. ber MI er traabt NIB of
5orisssfooiet. er ber ! 3isens QJb
blepen uefBrt mere eQer mincre oel<
ipttebe 6or'bg, iom ouerbepilenoe
bar sobteiort, at uuberuoubs fortsier
/ 2orpe5ouelenet trembpber 5orbeles
iom albr,g etlpe funne naoes uec,
olmiuoelige 5ortBier. Sc nuperen=
be 9orpeboer uar lise til for isrt
2io fiben ct farlist Boaben; men
efterot man bar opfunbet Risler til
at affeefte, ia enbos fuloifanbis op<
bepe Eirfuingen of oem, Dor be ioH,
Gnsrebsuoaben tabten for Del af fin
5arIiebeo. 81 Ral ber fortrinsuis
noune lom BeRpttell l:smiboel 1orpe-
oonettet % bet burtieRpbenbe Nrt,l.
leri. af oisie sptonoer bet fsrR>
nannte Riboel Torpeboeu / en- be>
itemt afftano fra Ausrebsobiettet<
iaa at sfibet forbliper oIbeles uRaot.
Woo bette 6oriporemibbel Tan fun en,
unoeruonostorpebo iinmpe meo 6elo.-
6r. Wsaer bar lBf bette @psres>
maal poo en- ifarpfnbig Noobe, ibet
ban laoer fin unberuaubstoraebo niae
looret op til Duerfaoen mob bet
fienbtlise 6fib. til bpilfet Eorpebuen
fefter fig oo fsrf etsploberer efter en-
befemt 9to. s Oenne 6euist but.-
ter 8aooen neb % soar unber 7ors
peoonettet op mob bet fienbtl,ee Sfib.
Den gFsQerife unberbanhStaab Ct
Of 6orm lom en- Sip, buis Bepaeel>
Ter ben Hufflnoe etterIisner. Den
bar en- 2onabe al % Neter, en- B1eo-
be Of 4 Reter os en- 6sibe al 6 Re<
ter meo ct Displacement of 22O Cons.
5orten aunraeer til 1913 Rnob..
Den er uoffpret meo oQe ben npere
9efnifs 6ielpemibler os buffer o.
ftiser op. uben Of bet er nsoseubist
at s1Sre 5oraubrins Bauonen. I'm.
eer 8aubet bliuer Boaben brepet frem
ueb &leftrieitet. / BaabRorpen Deb
Damp.
Den NslerRe Iorpebo obRiqer
FIG / sonRe uefentlis Grab fra Zen
uu bruseli9e; ben Ct ielubeueselis o.
iauner etbpert tefniR RtobeI til 5rem-
briunine. auerebe berueb rsser ben
betpoelts op ouer be mn befaaenoe,
sonRe bortieet fro. al 5remn'Qineen
Of ben Hiller fig tre @ause foo billis.
Desuoen bar ben ben 5orbel. at ben
bpber en- lanat hbrre @ororii for
Er1iftterfeo enb Deu nuperenoe.
93aar ben bliper retttt mob Sfibetf
Bunb. er oeus Birfnina trpsfelia. %
bet turbe bliue uanaelist for 6ienben
at beiiptte fig mob oeus ansreb.
9orpeboens Nffprina Rer lite meia>
ntR. men bliuer ubfsrt of en- 9ptfers
ION ueb 61elp of en- bsiff iiubria
tonfrueret Suoretnina bliuer bauet
op ouer 0attet, buorfra bon ubtuoret
Ton baauotere ben. Der er iugen
Tpipl ON. at be toueans,penbe SB>
master oil orase praft.f Rptte of
benne npe epoteaisrenbe Opfuoelfe,
% at ben RsuerRe unberpanbasor.
peboboah oil ubfbre en- bom,nerenbe
Snbfpbelie poo 9orpeboualenet..
6srfterauss 5astolf mobtaser Dpftu.
selien meo for Snteresfe oe t,Qasaer.
ben for Betpbuina. (RabI.l
9en nnrf1e Sfuefn,lIerinbe Qnnrn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25
Den norfe Sfueip.uerinbe 2auro
@unberlen bsbe lite Snlebog.
Meeuter ouHeS

til At fdlee be fit abfcmne noril.hanRe sut.
friptionStsqer. Den bsitfte Gpmmisfton
el[tr $50 pt. Raaneb fait eSn til brtfttse
ASenter. a9entubapr frit. Sfrip REd1 til
5obn g. &tnfpn & &c.,
@btedeo, 80.
De fsrae Ranotnaoti,e gOsforldsSere t
Amerita.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1899-01-25
fergus 8alls &geb1aA
notummer bber Ousoas.
a. eoIens, tbgtber.
eubftrtptiou8pris so @ts. for 1 Mar, betan
iIorifub, eHer1 SO Gt8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west Of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-08
| ANOTHER STRIKE is ON
The Boss Piasterers Seem to
Have Formed a Trust.
DIVIDING UP THE PROFITS
Jack Rafferty, Stays Out OF the Combine.
The Lathers Employed by Him Or
dered Out as a Sympathetic DEM
onstration-Trouble Brewing.

Butte has another building laborers'
strike the first one in month or more.
The fathers employed by one contract
or were ordered out in sympathy for
number of boss plasterers who have
organized trust among themselves
known as the Boss Plasterers' asso-
citation. 1t is opposed by Jack Raffer-
ty, one of the principal contractors in
Butte.
The association, or trust, was organ
lied about three weeks ago. Its OBJ
jects and purposes are original and
somewhat novel. 1t is proposed not
only to raise the price of plastering
from 80 cents yard to 40 cents, and
later to so cents, but every boss plas
terer is to make just as much money
out of a seasons work as another, and
no one shall make more than another
member of the combine. 1t is to be
worked on a sort of cooperative plan,
and if one contractor gets all the work,
or the greater part of it, puts up all
the bonds and takes all the risks, he
is to divide up with the other and less
fortunate contractors. Everything is
to go into a common fund and the net
profits are to be divided.
The boss plasterers who have gone
into the combine are Dan Thacker,
Smith, Elmer Scott, James Dougherty,
AL Saner, Steve Kan, Jack Murphy and
Silas Pagan, colored. The only con-
tractor who refused to join was Jack
Rafferty,, who. it is claimed, has the
greater part of the plastering work now
being done in Butte. He argued that
he would get very much the worst of
it by entering the combination. The
other bosses then interested the lath-
ers in the scheme and yesterday they
refused to work longer for Rafferty,.
So IL journeymen plasterers took the
place of the striking fathers and will
do their work until other fathers can
be brought to Butte.
Last spring when the Builders ex-
change had trouble with the carpenters
and the boss plasterers covered work
of "scab' fathers, Rafferty, withdrew
from the exchange, and then the other
boss plasterers patched up their diff
ferences with the fathers and made an
attempt at that time to organize the
Boss Plasterers' association, but it fell
through.
The plan was revived. it is claimed,
in anticipation of the big job on the
new Thornton block which, at the in
creased price, would give all the boss
plasterers a neat profit
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-08
HOW SILKWoRMS ARE EDUCATED
In Their Native State Their Work Is Com
paratively Valueless.
From the Chicago Chronicle.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
How many women in this city, as
they array themselves in silken robes,
know the labor required, not only in
weaving the fabric from the web of the
worm which produces it, but in teach
ing the tiny insect to perform its
labors? In a pamphlet on sericulture,
recently issued by the state depart
ment, United States Consul Brunot, at
st. Etienne, gives an interesting ac-
count of the French method of culti-
waiting silkworms. He says:
The term education comprises all
the care bestowed on the slkworm
from the moment they are Matched to
the completion of the cocoons. The life
of the insect is divided into five periods,
or ages, of five or six days duration
for the first three or four while the
fifth is from ten to eleven days, each
period being marked by a mott Six
light repasts are given each day during
the first two periods-the first in the
early morning and the last late at
night-while four abundant meals are
considered sufficient for the two fol-
lowing periods, increased to six in the
fifth period. The French cuitivators
believed the number of repasts is i'm
portant for the quality of the silk.
About 1900 pounds of leaves are nee
essary for $4,000 silkworms produced
from one ounce of grain The 'educa-
ton lasts from 2S to 81 days, but many
silkworm raisers cut this period short
two or three days by maintaining an
increased temperature of between IS
and II degrees Fahrenheit. The person
intrusted with the care Of the worms
is obliged to remain in the room night
and day, so great is the degree of re-
sponsibility of the insect A storm, a
gust of wind, a sudden lowering of the
temperature, a repast given with dew
damped leaves or some other appar-
emily trifling accident, would be suffi-
cient to destroy in one moment the
most brilliant expectations.
In order to prevent overcrowding by
| the worms the custom is to lay on them
sheets of clean paper perforated with a
series of holes corresponding to the
| size of the insects, the food being
| placed on top of the paper. The worms
| pass through the holes and climb up
on the leaves. When sufficient num-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-08
He MELTED THE BULLION
Assayer Mayer Tells How 1t Came
to Be in His Office.
BUT HE DOESN'T TELL ALL
Some Questions He Refuses to Answer
on the Ground That 1t Might Tend
to Incriminate Him-What He
Knows of Boyd.

The preliminary hearing of John r.
Boyd, accused of stealing silver bullion
from the Bimetallic company of Philips
burg, was resumed before Justice Mich
OILS yesterday morning. The entire day
was consumed in the examination Of
Max E. Mayer, the assayer accused in
connection with the same case, and tie
examination had not been complated
when adjournment was taken at 5
O'Clock to this morning.
When the case opened yesterday
morning the question as to whether
Assayer Mayer could be compelled to
testify generally, to settle which
the case had been put over the day be-
fore, was taken up. Attorney L. o. EV-
ans, who assists County Attorney Con-
molly in the prosecution, read the con-
stitutional provision bearing on the
rights of one accused, the legislative
enactments on the subject and cited au-
thorities on the point raised to show
that a man accused of crime grow
ting out of the commission Of another
could be compelled to testify, but that
the evidence he gave could not be used
against him when he should be put on
trial Attorney Kirk, representing
Mayer, and ]. L. Wines for the defend
ant, argued for Mayer and County At
torney Connolly replied, after which
Judge Nichols decided that the witness
must testify, at the same time advising
him of his right to refuse to answer
any question that might tend to in
criminate himself.
The question left unanswered the day
before was then asked again. 1t was:
Did you ever see this bullion be-
fore, Mr. Mayer" referring to the bull
lion in evidence which was recovered
from Mayors shop at the time of his
arrest.
Il saw this bullion before; yes, sir"
"Where?"
In my office"
"When?"
About a week or 10 days ago"
In whose possession was the bullion
them"
Il had it in the Office
How long had you had it?"
1T came in Friday, two weeks ago
tomorrow"
''Who placed it in your possession; do
you know who brought it?'
st don't know
How did you first learn of its pres
ence there?"
when / came to the office the jew
eler told me-
Objected to.
Did you see Mr.. Boyd there that
morning."
Il did not see Mr.. Boyd there at that
time"
"On Friday at alp"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-08
PRIZES FOR KEEPING CLEAN.
A Unique Scheme of an English Squire
Fails.
From The Chicago Chronicle.


From the Chicago Chronicle
The scheme of a Cumberland squire,
w. l.. Alexander of Lorton, England
among occupiers of cottages in Cock
ermouth. has been abandoned after a
twelve months trial
Mr.. Alexander gave formal notice of
the failure of his scheme to the Cock
ermouth urban council last week. The
scheme was carried out for period of
six months, with the result that 10 of
the competitors received prizes. 1t was
then decided to continue the work for
another year, to increase the amount
of prize to los. providing not less than
so applications were sent in, and re-
duce the rent qualifications to Is. a
week. to include only the very poorest
class.
But as the number was not nearly
reached, the Society for the Promo
ton of Cleanliness has been dissolved.
Mr. Alexander thinks the scheme failed
because the women did not care to have
their domestic arrangements laid open
to the eyes of the lady visitors and be-
cause the husbands felt aggrieved that
it should be thought necessary to pay
their wives for doing that which they
ought to be proud to do without need
ing such prompting.
This health and independent charac-
teristic of the Cumbrian is, Mr.. Alex
ander says, to be encouraged and re-
spected. Although disappointed at the
result of his experiment the Lorton
squire thinks that it has been indirectly
productive of a considerable amount
of good in Cockermouth.