davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Der ruffifde 11Iaulbeerboum.

DIXON, ST., i'm SUM- 1899.
9ee6rter 6err Simon!
...@s brGngt MIDI, bic Mufmerffamfs;t
S4rer 2efer auf ben 6o6en @ert6 bes in
unferem 2anbe bon ben M~ennoniten elm
gefit6rten RufIti6en Muul6eer6utm8 gu
lenten. 8ieIid6rige @rfa6ruaaen 6aben
ben 8eneis g%eliefert, baB bieTe Gorte bes
WfaulbeerbaumS u~nieren talten Mintern
boatommen 9epadfen 1T. 8ir b~efinben
uns augen6lifli6 in Der 3eit, m tpel6er
Der Sdnen gelegt perbsn fpItt. Sd
mOfte Ou6er S6re 2efer, UNI Ie gu benz
4nbau bieies mert6oolIen 8aumes 81 perz
anlaffen, nit eini9en Der berporragenoen
8or5ige befel6en befannt mu6en,
1. 9as Wa9St6um beg 9aumes IL
Elm un9en06nli4 ruf6es. Sd belize Ell
men finf3e6n Sabre alten Baum, Der eiae
9oRe bon 30 SUB bat, unb oeiien 9tamm
Is 3oG i'm 9ur6meRer miBt.
2. @4on i'm ie4iten Sabre fGngt Der
N6dulbeetbaum an, i90ne, IiibTGuerli6e
8eerenfrit6te 81 tragen, bic 1i6 i'm 6uusz
bait NIT @Ortbeil berpenben !aIIen. sic
eignen fi4 oOrtreffli4 3u rpie"z 5iGtng,
du4 gum Ginmu6en. Numentli6 geben
ite ben Sobanaisbeeren einen Iie5li6en Sc
i4mad, penn iie nit bteien eingeto6t
tperoen.
3. Der MauIbeer6aum ee60rt, gu ben
14Onften 3ierbdumen. @ein @tamm
fnd4ft aufre4t, unO Die 8uumtrone liefert
Elm Rerrli4eS S9attenba6.
4. Der Baum eignet fi6 cana befone
oers CUR N6ne6r Der @inoe, unb perbient
ols ~1p9enannter n@inhbre9er" pan8 be-
1%onoerer 8eu9tung.
3. Nu4 alS Mulb6aum empTie6lt er
1lt9 tpegen feines rui8en @a6gt9rms unb
1etrer let9ten 8ermebrung.
6, 4ns ben 8eeren ldBt fi6 Elm ipp6l=
19medenbet @etn bereiten.
@inaelne 8eeren ~gelungem f6un Mttte
SUM- CUR &sife. Die &eife3eit ertredt ff
aiber Dem 3eitraum BON feds @o6en. %
Die 8eeren loie fiBeu, 70 lafIen fe 5f
bur4 S4Itteln farnme1n. Mun breitet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Dom Nusounner ser Sraate.
c@. u. atSter, mbits STD gap, mtseOnftu

(gS. 81. HRid1tet, SO bite 5tfb SaD, Wtscon1tn')
0as @uspiinnen Der Srii9te an 8Gumen,
bic 3u reid trugen, niro i'm Qqgemetnen
BON alien 5a6f9riften empfo6len unb troB@
benz in Der pruris penig geibt. 4u8 bic
8erfu6sitationen Der 8ereinigten @taaten
6a6en no9 penig getban, auf oenjenigen
Stutionen iebo9, tpp Das Nusoiinnen etrltge
Sabre lang ipitematti4 O%orgenOmmen
purhe, betpd6rte ft9 hieie MetRooe als bprz
t6eilbaft. Die @n5ubl Der Srii6te, bic Elm
8al1m tragen ioQ, fam, tpie betannt, auf
apeierlei @egen geregeGt per6en, our3 ben
@6nitt pDer bur9 0as 46pfliiden Der i6er>
fliffiqen SFrii6te. Sci 9imbeeren, 8rOmz
beeren u. +. IN. mirb man po6l uu9 ME an
bere Wittel als ben idbrli6en S4nitt an
penoen. Die mir bier p%orliegenoen Be
ri6te befqgen nur, iOpeit es ii4 auf ben
iGbrliGen @6nttt Der 8eereni trGu9er be-
aie6t, ouB BEL ben meiiten 8erfu6en oiefer
Nrt bur9 einen lei9ten Sommerf4nitt unb
aei63eitiges Nusbiinnen Die i40niten unO
gr0Bten Srii9te eraielt nurben, oas aQ@
iG6rli9e MuspuBen Der StDde i'm 9erbft
als fel6i fiber ItGnbli9 pprausieBenD. Der
2ieb6aber fam bies tbun, in Der @roB=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Cine 5eit9emdee 2lnIaee.
WOu 9. eGramnt, @tetoia, 2eras.)

Sn @ictoria &c., Seras, iinb in bieiem
Sabre 1900 Bis 140O Mcres nit Sla6s
befteat. Sd drbeite bier fir bic @inri6z
tung elmer Slahsreinigungsfabrit bur3
cine 4ftiengefeGi9aft, aber pbglei9 bic
Sla4s3i9ter beg GountD's es fe6r tpp6l
einIeben, OaB cine berartige 4nlage fir tie
bon groBem 8ort6eil iein piirbe, fam i9
e%ntfernt ni3t Die geniigenbe Nn3abG Qttien
unterbringen. merbings babe i9 in @rz
fdbrung gebra9t, baB bic &aufleute in Der
Stabt, bic nit 8aumpDle 6~anoeln, mir
entgegen ~pirten; benin tpenn Der 6laGsbau
aIgemein eingefiibrt tpiro, 1T ibr Baum
ppq6anbel gef9leift.
Wenn mir aus einem Der fla1sbauenben
Staten bes Norbsns bur6 Nttien3et9nun=
gen, fugen mir $25 per Nttie, bas CUR Nnz
lage elmer berartigen Sabrtf erforberli9e
&apital CUR @erfigung geite1t nirbe,
piiroe th unoer5iigli4 Dort6in tpmmen, UNI
bic Sabrit an3ulegsn. 0eI9 groBe 8orz
t6eile bic Sla9s5i9ter BADEN perben, penn
Tie i6r 6la4sfrob berpert6en fDnnen,
brau6t ni9t tpeiter erOrtert gu psrben.
Wenn ba6er Sarmer in ben n0rbli6en
Staaten Nftten@9 eie1iGaften griinben CUR
4nlage BON Observation-Disclosures, 10
poQen tie fi9 rs9t balb nit mir in 8er=
binbung ieben. Meine 8re6mdI9ine ar
beitet bur9uus untabel6aft. Sin iunger,
talentbpler beutf4er Mebaniter unb glefz
trozSe9niter in Seem Oort 1T mein Sbeil>
6aber gepprber. Die Nnluge elmer 6abrif
fo1tet etna $4,000. SIN 9an5en 1T elm
&apttal bon $4,000 erfprOsrGi9, ba bus
gu reinigenos 5Ia4sftro6 bon ben 3i9tern
angefauft psroen muB, 9ieientgen 5la9sz
5ii6ter alio, bic genofeniGaftli9 oas Off
ttentapital aufbringen %t0nnen, neroen err
Iu9t, 1i9 re3t bal0 nit mir in 8erbtnz
bung gu ieBen, bamit mir CUR nG6ften
Saifon Die Sabrit in 8etrie6 ieben t0nnen.
0erartige &nlugen be5ublen ii4 better, ais
Observation-Disclosures, beren 8etrieb mir
bon Gsut1aIuno Der iebr tpobl betunnt lit.
Sd bemerte nod, buB Der Sldds m0g=
li9it nabe am 8oosn gu i6neiOen, OOer
refp. auf5u3ieben lit. oamit bic Stengel
m0gli9it lang CUR 8earbeitung etngeliefert
perben. Die 8ebanblung bes SIahfes, e6e
er CUR 8earbeitung in Der Sabrit geeignet
1T, tperbe ib ipdter in Der r8eilage" mttz
tbeilen. Sober 3idter, Der isinen 5lu4s
an bic Sabrit gu pertaufen tpini4t, muB,
penn @afIsr an 9anb lit, ben Sla3S,
nu6bem bic &11oten bur9 Die Rdppel ent>
fernt Iinb, ben1elben, in tleinen 8iinoeln
~9ebunben, CUR 30tbe 1O-14 Sage, ie na4
Der Sempratur, ms Mafer legen uno
Dunn 10 ldnge biinn unb glatt ausbreiten,
Bis er in ben Spiben gut bri9t. Damn
pirb Der SSla9s NIT benz 9anOre9en uufz
qebarft unb in 8iinbeln Bis gu 20 pfunbI
an bic 9abrtf CUR 8einigung eingeliefert,
@iro geI9nitten, 10 1T bies 6ur4 einen
| Gel6ItbinDer gu bsiOrgen. Sas 9rei9en
fann, o6ne baB Die 8iin6el ge0ffnet perz
ben, bur9 bic MuI4ine aus9efiibrt perz
ben.
aGfO, friia ans Wert, SIR 9erren
Sla6g3ii6ter, S6r muAt aus benz @trOb
me6r als boppelt 10 piel, tpie Der @rtrag
aus @amen betrGgt, gs biirfte bod nt9t
I6per bqlten, 10 bieGe Nttien u%nter3ubrinz
gen, als gum 8au elmer berartt9en, fir Die
6urmer 10 portbeilbaften anlage erfor0erz
lid 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Qus 0owa.
StratfOrb, Su,, 16. SUM- 1899.
8ere6rter 6err Simon!

StltVIEI 9EII SIllUN!
@on 6umiltOn Co., Su., lube t9 in Der
g8eiloge" nod ME einen 8.ritt geleTen,
1omtt min iA Elm paar S3sitsn f6rei6en.
Wir butten p%origes Sabr cine 3:'mGi9 CUTE
Srnte, aber einen i4Iimursn @irter. Die
Weinreben finb ale erfroren, 'Oesglsi6sn
btele Sbftbdume. Sn IeBieret GSsit butten
mir bel Rsgen unb ale 5riidte auf benz
5sfOe ite6en gut. Meine intportirte 2uz
5srne lit mir ausgefroren, 70 uu6 bic Mrtiz
i4pden unb ptele 8Gume i'm @albe.
Spfepb ii m m.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Geiratbs9eiu9. Bin 80 Sabre oft uno niini6e
@ittpe Qutberiihl gu MAIDEN bebufs Seirotb. GtmaS
germb9en ermiiniht. obcr uibt obioiut erforberlif.
@rnlt9emetnte Wttttbeilnngen nebft photographic uno
Wobnun9San9abe beltebe man 5u obreIfiren
p. p. e.. 9tue SS1anb, MiuneIpta.
Qrin Bdd9en Somen Der ruIIiibeu unb Der Gear o
Russia" = a II Deere fir 25 Gents. 3u besIes
ben BON Gbp. Wetbe5abu, 216 @ratpforb abe.
9tTpH, SIItHptS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Elm etn8iger SAT- bon grobem Setd)t1tnn
ober gdr cSmmoralitGt gu S3ren 9e%
fomnen, Bart pie zine buftige 8liitbe
btei6t bus oeutf9e, boA g%eliebten @ltern ge=
biitete MGbden, Bis es Dem 8dtten 5ugez
ii6rt pirb, befen grOBte unb 19Onite Auf<
aa6e es au9 i'm barten Sample oes Sebens
fem fDlte, Die CARTE MGb3enieele audi IN
Der Satin unb Mutter rein uno 5art 81
er6ulten. Oas @ort unmOraliI4 tit in
ben meiiten MGb6enfreiien iiberRallpt ur@
befannt unb unperitallDen in b m Stn1e,
ben bus bDis WOrt eigentli9 etn13lleBt.
8er ii9 a6er Mii6e giebt, in einem 13Oz
men, retnen 0ei5enfeIbe na4 untraut gu
iu3en, tpirD bort ii4er audi iol3es tt1oen;
es 9iebt audi feline &egel o6ne NusnaRme,
bel peniger np9 zine groBe Station o9ne
%rdubige Siinoer!
Sd m06te mir Die 6rei6eit erlauben,
5rau @aroline 8a9marm an3uratben, mebr
getpd6lte beut13e 2ettiire gu balten uno Die
~tleinen, miferdblen unp berlogenen engliz
f9en S9unO6ldtter eiGigft a68ui4affen, Oa
Der 4nerifuner in feinem unperttlgbaren
@igenounfel i'm @rpBen uno 9an3en nur
1ebr ungeniigenoe &enntniffe BON benz @ba=
rdtter uno ben Sttten frember 8Dlter bat.
9ie beutf9e r9urtenluu6e", bas vOdbeim"
u. |, ~. 6ieten Dor5iigli9en un0 bele6ren=
Den 2efetoff uno i9 m09te tie Der 5rau
8a8mannu empfeblen. 9enn nur Dur4 Das
Gel en- 9eoie9ener Sa9en tpirb Ite nit Der
3ett i'm @tanoe fein, it9 fel6it Elm ri4tiz
geS urt6eiG iiber ben beuti4en MGo4enz
unb Srauen9aratter gu bilOen.
0O9 nun gum S9lu1e meines 8rieFes
AUDI etpus rein Observation-Disclosures. Set
ettpa a4t Sagen itedt mein lteber
Wann in 8aheritiefeln, b.. +, er lit ben
gan5en Sag NIT Der 8epGilerung feiner
5efoer bei6dftiat. Der Oisle @9neeful
i'm porigen @inter beripri9t, in biefem
Sommer rei4li4 8afier gu bieiem 3pefe
gu fpenben. 4lfalfa, Wei5en unb 6afer
ie6en Bis beute ie6r brfrieoigeno. Inner
GROCER S6ftgarten Pat our9 ben talten
@inter iebr i9per g%elitten, beionoers 1T
btes bet ben &irf9bGumen Der SAT-. 8ez
tiger jung ungefegter &irI9engirten BADEN
nod ni9t Elm 6iinftel i6rer 8dum9en am
2eben erbalten; bagegen lit rei9li9 8eerenz
obft borbanben, nelhes metit ii6er Winter
cine lei9te S9uBDede er6dlt.
M}ein 8lumengarten Inn bds 6dus berz
Inn ite6t in iippiger 8liitbenfuqe, nur
mu6t mir eine pG%onientaube, cine nit
fem ge3d6nten 8lGttern, Nerger, Da fe troB
grOBter Sorgfalt unb @erpflan3en felt be
len Sabren nod ni6t Elm Mul BUR 8liit6e
fam. Sd m04te Sic baber, 6r, Simon,
I'm Hatb bitten, mas i9 nit bie1er 8iberz
fpenitigan anFangen muB, UNI tie our 9fli9t
gu 6ringen9
Den lte6en un0 pert6en Sdrmerfrauen
bon gfa6 uno Sern meinen beIten @rub
entbietenb, unter3ei9ne i9 MIDI nit gro
Bem Stol3e uno Dor3iigli6er 6o9u9tung
gegen Sic, 6r. Simon. als cine EDIT beut@
f4e 6tal&, Die i4 mar. bin unb 6lei6en
min, troy fe4s3e6n Sabre alter ameritaniz
f6er 8iirgerpdpiere.
@oate 5rau s. 8u6mann ppm S6idz
ial iemals naA 2Obelunb gefii6rt perben,
m0ge tie ni&t bergeien, mid gu befu9en
un0 fennen gu lernen.
6ran Qnna S9Iarbaum
geb. 0tttmar.
= y y o.
Qnn. b. Reb. - Sd fann fir bteie
grf4einung feline an0ere grtlGrung tinoen,
uls oaB Sbre Pdonie elm Shining, aus
Samen ge3ogen lit. 9pl9e Sdmlinge 6rallz
chen Bel Der Paennia ahnrea &c
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

&nm. b. &eb, = Sd fam fir bteIe
@rf4einung feline an0ere grtlGrung tinoen,
als baB S6re pdonie Elm Shining, aug
ge3pgen lit, 9ol6e Sdmli1ge 6rarz
ben Bel Der Paeonia aborea 6-8
Sabre, eBe lie blii6en; nur penn man tie
auf Die &np1en anoerer Sorten pereoelt,
lam man 2-3 Sabre frii6er eins~ 1lor
er5ieIen. 0tub BET Ser Paeonia chinensi
bli6en SGmlinge ni6t por Dem g., meiit
aber crit i'm 5. Sabr. Die S6nen Werger@
nib bereitenoe Pdonie lit iebenFaGs BON Der
eritgenannten Sorte. Mls cine peitere ltrz
fade bes Ri4tbIii6ens Der 9Gonien uno
aud anOerer Pflun5en 1T in einem gu
f4attigen StanoOrt gu fu9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Qus Geras.

Bon %befreunbeter Settle ipurbe Der u8ets
luge" Der na4tebenbe, BON einem @nglti9z
amerifaner in Seras an feline S4peter gez
f6riebene pributbrief CUR 8erfiigung ge=
iteut, uno ba befen 9auptinbalt aus elmer
4S9ilberung Der lunbpirtbi9aftli4en Ser
bdltnife in einem pi6tigen Sbeile bes tera=
N~derbuugebietes beItebt, mag er bier
in beltf3er lleberfebung folgen:
9alds. Ser. i'm Npril 1899.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

%liefer1, bon ben let6ten oeutf6en Bis gu ben
i3peren unD f~elrigen pp~rtugieIif9en uno
fpanti6en. Wir BADEN I6pn in ben Weinz
ldnoern Der alien Welt @roberlmgen ges
madt: bic @ngldnber, Oeut16en, 6oIGnber
uno gel9ier baben angefdngen, califprniz
f6en @ein in grDBeren Mengen gu con1uz
miren, unb bic Sran5oIen gebrau9en i'm
gum 8erf4neiben lei9terer Weine, bic baz
bur3 an Siile unb @ebalt g%etpinnen. Ser
Staat bat in gerehter WiirOigung Der Wi9z
tigfeit biefer groBen Snbuitrie fir ben @o6l@
itano Der 8epOlter1ng biefelbe na9 &rGften
ermutbigt, Defenders burb bic S6affunq
unb @rbaltung Der WeinbauzG ommiffion
unb bur9 bic Qufnabme unter bic 2ebrqeqenz
ftdnbe an Der ltniber1ttGt. Sadie Der Weinz
bauer unb 6dnoler 1T es nun, bafiir au 1orz
gen, DaB Der califprnii3e @ein ben linn oez
biibrenoen 3dng, ben er ii6 miibfelig trot
aller 9inoerntfie ertpprben bat, ni9t mieber
einbiiBe! 9a3u gebDrt, baB ieiner 8ebanOz
lung bic gebOrige NufmertIamteit getpiDmet
uno 6aB nr refer unb g eunber
8ein peri6ift ipirb. Honesty is
the best policy!" 9as gilt in erifer
2inie fir biefe SnOuitrie, unb mie nu6tbeiz
Zig unreoli9e 6dnoler auf ibre @ntmtdetunq
einpirten t0nnen, bas bat ii6 geaeigt.
@alifOrnien bat has 9iinitigite alima Der
8elt fir ben Wsinbau, unO babel, oft uuf
gang tleinem Baum, Die manni9fultiqIten
8Ooenforten, Die bor5iigli6e 3iiancirungen
5%ulafien. SIS 1T bon Der Natur gum eriten
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31
PUBLIC LANDS PETITION
PURCHASERS SINCE ANNEX
TON APPEAL.
Ask That Leases and Sales of Public
Lands be Confirmed by Executive
Order or by Congress.

HILO, October 2S.-A petition has
been prepared in the interest of the
purchasers of Government lands affect
ed by President MCKinley's recent land
order and is being circulated for sigma
lures. The petition after stating the
issuance of the order proceeds:
Therefore, We residents of the Island
of Hawaii respectfully submit, that
said executive order has worked, and
is working, a great injustice; that it
seriously interferes with business by
the uncertainties it has created; and
that it will block several important en-
terprises, such as the building of rail
roads, sugar mills and pumping plants,
and the development of sugar and
coffee plantations; and
Further, We submit that the grantees
or lessees of these lands have taken
them up in good faith; have expended
money not only in their purchase but
also in their Improvements; and have
given time and energy, which cannot
be reckoned in dollars; that many of
them have given up positions in the
United States and have come great
distances for the purpose 70 taking up
these claims and that in many other
ways they have been put to great ex-
pense and have incurred heavy losses
for which no repayment would ever be
made, and
Therefore, We respectfully but earn
estly petition that all bona fide holders
of land patents or land leases granted
or entered into between July It'll 1898,
and September 18th, 1899, be confirmed
| in their titles and protected in their
rights either by an order of the Presi-
dent or an act of Congress.
Letters were received by last mail
from Messrs. Gehr and Brown by par
! ties in town interested in the construC-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31
Kaiiulanii
Tract

Situated on the east side Of
Kalihi Valley. The view to
Pearl Harbor is the best in
the city Of Honolulu. The
soil is very deep; no stones or
rocks on the place,
Water will be laid before
purchasers are ready to build.
A space will be set apart in
memory Of the late Princess
Kaiulani for a park.
The lots will be sold at the
lowest prices in the market,
with which other real estate
agents will not afford to COM
peto.
Applications for lots will be
received at our Office, and will
be given preference of choosing
lots in the order they are re-
ceived.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31
DEATH OF A KAMAAINA.

Kaumehameha, an old Hawaiian lady
died on Sunday last and was buried on
Monday morning. Deceased was an
old resident of Hilo and in the early
days cultivated a piece of land where
Waiakea cane is now growing. She did
the work of man and had several
women working under her. OF late
years she has made mats of a certain
variety and which We're much in de-
mand. 1t is said she was the only per-
son in HilO who could make them
Hawaii Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31
Transfer INJURED.

LAHAINA, October 2S.-Last Mon
day, as a Japanese was driving the
cart belonging to the Lahaina store
with a load of goods from Lahaina to
HonokaWai, his team of mules took
fright and ran away. He was thrown
out and injured about his head, but is
getting along all right.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31

THE THREE GREATEST BOOKS OF
THE YEAR.
" David Harum,"
" Richard Carvel,"
" When Knighthood was in Flower"
" Enchanted India" by Prince Rojidar
Karageorgevich.
" A Dash for a Throne" by A. w.
Marchmont.
" The War with SPAIN" by Henry Ca
bot Lodge.
" In the Forbidden Land" by Savage
Lander.
" The Lion and the Unicorn" by Rich d
Harding Davis.
" When the Sleeper Wakes" by II. G.
Wells, III.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR
j. NJ. WEBB.
316 FORT STREET. HONOLULU.

:" Makapala- Blythe Sea-" a new book
on the Islands, by Miss Prescott.
50 The Man with the Hoe" and other
Poems, by Edwin Markham.
g Stalky & Co.." by Kipling.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31
GERMAN BAKERY
CASTLE & COOKE, LIMITED
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.

SUGAR FACTORS -.
AGENTS FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Fulton Iron Warks, St. Louis,
Missouri.
The Standard Oil Co.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
surance Co., of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co., Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Co., of Lon
don.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-10-31

The first snow of the season on Ma
una Kea was visible from Hilo, Octo-
Der 10. The mountain was covered
down to timber line.-Hawaii Herald.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
TEXAS MAY BOYCOTT TRUSTS.
A Lone Star Movement Against the
New Jersey Industry.

Austin. Texas, June 2S.-Charters issued
by the State of New Jersey may be boy
cotted in Texas and other Southern States
within the next six or eight months I'M
less some solution to the antitrust ques-
ton is reached before that time. New jer-
sey is looked upon in the South as the IN
cubator of most of the trusts that the poll
ticians are now so busily engaged in hight
ing.
At present New Jersey companies, upon
securing their charters, can come to Texas
and secure a permit to do business for a
period Of ten years. In other Southern
States the time ranges from ten to fifteen
years Undr the present law, most Of the
trusts seeking to do business in Teas
have sure prospect. in the majority OF
cases. for six or eight years yet.
1t is said that project is on foot to
have a law passed at a special session of
the Texas Legislature, to be held in jan
uary 1900, revoking all charters issued to
foreign corporations and in future limit
ing the life of the permit TO one year; also
to give the secretary of state the power to
refuse any charter from any State at his
discretion, regardless OF what conditions
confront him. This will place the New
Jersey charter without the pale of recog
milton. as the whole line of action is being
agitated with view to shutting them out
OF the State.
Efforts will be made to get other South
ern States to take similar action with re-
gard to foreign charters and have an un-
derstanding that no New Jersey charter be
recognized under any circumstances.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
FIGHT WITH A MADMAN.
Hospital Physicians Fierce Struggle
With n Patient

New York. June 2S.-Young DR.. Muller.
OF the Harlem Hospital, himself an athlete
had lifea anddeath struggle with a giant
lunatic in the isolation ward yesterday.
Charles Danforth was arrested at 13sth
Street and Third Avenue. He is more than
SIX feet in height, an iron worker. and of
splendid physical proportions. Danforth
was raving mad. When Dr. Muller entered
the isolation ward Danforth was alone. He
lay quietly on his cot. DR.. Muller placed
his ear on the mans chest to hear the
heart beats. Danforth like a flash grabbed
the doctor by the throat. Then began
struggle of two strong men-one lunatic.
the other fighting for his life
Drs. Barshell and Powell ran to Muller's
aid. They could not loosen Danforth's
grasp on DR.. Muller's throat Muller was
fast losing consciousness. DR.. Barshell
seized bottle of ammonia and held it
under the maniacs nose until he had to let
go to protect himself from the fumes.
When help came Danforth was put in a
straitjacket.
DIR. Muller's right arm was torn by the
teeth Of the madman.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
Fatal Ending to n Fight.

Galveston, June 2S.-Willie Boyd. James
johnson, and Jack Nave, gamblers. had
fight last night on Market Street. near
fremont, in front of the Two Brothers sa-
loon. A dozen shots were fired. and when
the smoke cleared away it was found that
Boyd was shot through the right arm and
left thigh. johnson was slot twice in the
left side, and he died an hour afterward in
the hospital. Nave escaped injury and is
In jail. w. H. Goodman. an engineer on
the United States Jetty Railway, and
George Levick, machinists' helper at Fort
San Jacinto. were wounded by stray bullets.
Levick will die. Boyd's wounds, while
serious. are not mortal. Johnson's parents
reside in Austin his father being city clerk
of that city. year ago he shot and killed
Dick Springfield, another gambler, in this
city. for which crime he was tried and ac-
quilted. johnson, Boyd, and Nave had
difficulty ten days ago in which Johnson
was worsted. He then threatened to get
even, and the shooting last evening was the
result
The evening times., 1899-06-28
WORTH HER WEIGHT IN GOLD
statue of a Typical American Girl to
Cost x1.OOO.OOO.

Colorado Springs. Col, June ga life
size figure of the typical American girl will
be cast in virgin Colorado gold to repre-
sent the States yellow metal at Paris.
The Colorado Commissioners and United
States Commissioner +. w. Peck are
agreed on the statue. and the contract for
the casting has been let. The figure will
be neither nude nor semi-nude, but char
acteristically dressed.
Just how much gold will be required is
uncertain. but enough to make the figure Of
a ell-deveIoped girl is on hand. even if
81 ,Oo0, eco is necessary. The Commission
ers first decided on $1.000,000 miniature
Pixies Peak. Mr.. Peck did not like the de-
sign, preferring an obelisk. This susbsti-
tute was not approved and the statue was
selected The casting will be done imme-
diately. The figure will surmount base
of silver. copper. iron. zinc, and lead.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
HUNTING BUFFALO IN GOTHAM.
Excitement Caused by the Escape of
u Geological Specimen.

New York, June 2S.-One of the big cow
buffaloes in the Central Park Zoo broke
loose from its enclosure shortly before 10
O'Clock this morning. dashed madly along
the bride paths and drives. finally escaped
from the park. and then spread consterna-
tion through a large section in the west
side of the city. A buffalo hunt was enter
ed into by many of the park employees. W;D
carried guns and ropes, and reserve po-
licemen were scattered through the park to
protect the many persons there. Altogeth
er the scare caused by the buffalo on the
rampage was one of the greatest Central
Park has ever seen.
During its flight it jumped into the big
park lake, swan across. and ran as far
as the lake end. at Seventy-second Street.
Here it was watched by about 1000 per-
sons as it swan around 1t was finally
lassoed. several ropes were tied around its
horns and it was led by about twenty po-
licemen and park attendants back to the
enclosure.
The evening times., 1899-06-28
neaten for BefnS Stingy,

Middlesboro, KY, June 2S.-Jim Reid. q
farmer and shoemaker, living "Ove- the
Rhine" last night received letter which
distance from his home at IL o'c.ock
where he would receive some money owed
him. Reid did as he was bid. when sew
eral men jumped from the bushes and
seized him. Zhey led him some distance
away, and beat him numerically for at
least ten minutes, leaving him in seri-
Gus condition. Reid will be confined to
his bed for some time: but will recover
He is well to do. He has been threatened
of late by unknown persons who charged
him with being too stingy with his money.