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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
ganbmirtbi9ait uno Snoufrie.

SaS Sntereiie Der Nation, bic SIR
Jorge ibrer Staatsmdnner uno leiper
audi pieler unberuieuer Eolitifer lit
;ur !3eit iait ausidlieBli6 uni erer
commersielen unO inoultrisllen Gnt:
wideluns sewiomet, uno au6 bic Freiie
bel6ditist ii6 sr0Btentbeils nur NIT
Sraoen, Die iener entlprinsen. @ie
i'm Wmoermdr6en lit zines Cages
Columbia erwu6t, I'M mad Sabren
i9werer !3eit li6 ais Wtitbewerberin
aui Dem @e9e CUR Sanoelsueltberrs
lhait uno in ibrem S6ooBe rsi6e
S6dbe 81 finoen. &ein 9Sunoer, baB
tie pom Dem @lans, Ser lid Dor ibr
auitbut, geblenbet lit. Der llebergang
pom einem Staate, in Dem Die Yanps
wirtbl6aft bislan9 Ben 6aupttbeil gum
Nationalreidtbum b%eigetra9en uno
oellen Snoultrie iuit mn iilr ben beimli.
l6en &onlum Seurbeitet bate, 81
cinem SnouItrieituate, Der liA nit
bunoerten pom Willionen al Dem
l%Seltbanoel betbeiltgt, lit ein 81 ii6er.
raidenber, nm nidt oaS Snterelic Der
9elammten 9tatiou 81 ~felIeln uno ibre
Noiinunsen auf cine Nnoauer oeS
ilberauo gin lti9en oanoelSauil6wun9S
81 erwcden.
Su Der Sbat limo Die .3ablen oieler
Gntpidtluug 9ani enorme. Msbreno
nod Dor Sebn Sabren lib unler Sm-
port pJh Wtauu'dtturmaurcn arf 356!
WiiClonon Dollars uno eerGrporta uI
81 UtiIioncn %ltellte, baben mir I'M
leeen Sabre 1881 Wiaionen an Maz
nuiOtturen erporiirt ltno MIR fir 260
Wtilliopen Collars importirt. ~llnlere
StellGr9 III be~nanberen NanoelS. 9ta-
tionen Der &elt bat ii4 allo 9eraoeSu
um9etebrt.
llno paB oieler llml6wung teiness
ne9s Elm porilber9ebCnper mar, lons
bern Die NlStllDr ote ltet9enoe Sellz
ben; beibebdlt, oauon le9t Der San;
oelsauspeiS iiir ben Wonat ausult
ben belten SerpeiS ab. Sn bemlelbeu
belief li6 Die @elammtuusfubr ndms
LID aui 1O5 Wiuioneu Dollars -
90 Wtiaionen mebr alS ie Suuor in
einem ausuits Wonat - wdbreno
aber in friiberen Sabren Srooiri6te
auer Nrt ben melt aus SroBten She'll
beS Grportes %biloeten, lteuen i'm les:
ten Monat bic WtanuIafturwaareu
talt bic [odlfte 81 Der ausiubr.
Oas limb 3ablen, bic bic Subels
bpmnen u%nierer Freiie ilber ben Gro=
berunss;us u%nlerer Snoultrie auf BEN
@cltmarft besreiai6 erl9sinen, uno
bic gar pisle l9on oapon trdumer
l~uiien, baB menn in 6olse BON WiBs
ernten ODER iouitisen %unlerer Iusiubl
pom @dsrbau.Y roouften miBli4er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

tist. Oies lit Inn 10 bemertensuers
tber, ais nod Dor 5 Sabren SruitS
in bieiem 0anbe 10 gut wie unbefannt
maren. Die &oniolibiruns aller se=
i9ditli9en unb inbuitrieuen 1nter=
nebmunsen sebt CUR i3eit 10 rapioe Dor
ii9, baB in b0ditens einem Sabre
minbeltens swei Srittel auer Nrbeiter
bes Qanbes pon ben Srults abbdnsis
lein werben. % Der 9roBten &Omz
binationen auein bei6diti9en on q
Wiuionen Nrbei;er. Was oas be-
beutet, wirb li6 Sober ielbit an be-
item iasen fonnen. Die WiQionen
Nrbeiter bieies ganoes werben in ni9t
auSu e%ntfernter .3eit ianmt uno ions
Oers fir ibr tdslides SrOp o GOns
Germs abbdn9is iein, oeren eriter
@runolab es lit, bic untolten auf bas
ansdnsli9 f~leinite WtaB gu reousiren,
wdbreno CUR ielben l3eit Die Freiie
ibrer Yrobutte in bic SObe seldraubt
werben. 4rbeiter unb Nn9e1teute
weroen baber Der !3abl mad reouSlrt
unb ibr 9obn uon ben Srults rsere=
selt" werben, inbeiien Die ausSaben
fir bic notbwenoisiten N%ebensbeblrfz
niiie uon benielben Sruits unsebirli9
erbobt weroen. Sirwabr cine iebr
tribe Feripettiue, OieIe @erltlauuns
Der seiammten arbeiterl6ait!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
StcrmIcbnmppem.

gu einem S6niirleiberz (Goriets)
Srult l6eint c0 ni6t 81 tommen, troe
perl6ieoener Her|u6e in bieler Did
tun9. yVeioer!" miiroe Der leli9e go
ter &neipp baSl bemerten, lpenn er
nod lebte.
Sie miiroe eS Ben Sruit Wtiuionis
rem uno oeren Go6tcn bebagen, lpenn
Die europGil6en Erinsen, ,Siiriten,
NerSoSe II. J. 10. einen Srult biloen
uno ben TreiS iiir ibre Gitel III Die
60be treiben wiirpcu?
Sm Sabre 1898 wuroen in Senes
;ucla l,53S'73S &09el ibrer SeOern
wesen erle9t. Gitelteit uuO @rou
iamteit i6cInen III Der Sbot .3luils
linsSi@weitern 81 iein.
9tift oaS, mas man ge9eben bat,
lonoern oas, mas man nod 9ebell
mill, ieiOas 3iel unleres Na4Oentens.
Gin beutl1er @elebrtcr, 9tamenS
Weper, Ser in ben Fbilippinen mar,
lit in @uibington unb bat nit Dem
Yrdlioenten ilber Die Fbilippinen
Sra9e seipro6en.- 60 miro aus Der
Sunoesbauptltaot 9emeloet. Wteper?
Den Namen miiiien mir l9on lrilber
einmal 9ebort buben. Der Name lit
edit. aber mas oaS llebri9e betrillt,
bleibt bic Seitdtisuns abiuwarten.
9Sdbreno pom SdabamtSoepart:
ment Eorto Hico betreiisoer !3oue nod
ais iremoeS 8ebiet bebanoelt wiro,
bat oaS Yoltoepartement bereitS bic
ameritanii6en Foittaten einseiibrt.
Srieie uno Eoitia6eu pom uno mad
Yorto Hico toIten iortan niht mebr
Forto ais i'm Ssrianot inuerbalb Der
Union.
Stein" unb r6ruS" lit 10 SiemlitJ
balislbe. rStepn" uno ySriser" aud,
bern bic Seipen limb elm ScrS unb cine
Seele.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
&puuiaer Zpdtberbifta9.

shcu oahte ih, Der Winter lei setsmmen
BEL Grimm unb 8raus.
IS itredten ihon Der Saume TABLE Ne1te
Sih nett binaus.
Sbr Battle-Ground lieat NJ 3erltreut am
Yooen,
Gin Sauheiu 9aub.
Der eii'ee Woro nit un9efuntem 2sben
Wimmt ibn ais Haub,
,Siualt auf ben Soben nod elm %ianfter
SKINNER
Ben friihem @riin.
an elmer Naht nabm Shuee uno gisse'
thinner
Nuh ibu oabin.
Rutter 9atur i'm srauen Nebeltleioe,
Welb TRIBES Bib!
6ait seiteru mir Die Srulf init berbsm
Qeioe
Gan, angefIQt.
Bod b,ute miscer iommerl,heS Pransen.
Boil 8luu, Die Wslt!
. BERG, Sbal uno Walo nit Hoienglutb
u%mbansen,
Gin ionnis SeIti G
8 Spalbsrbttas, IN oeinsr ionn'sen
50 milo uno rein,
1u bauheit uus periobnenoe 6efuble
Sn'S Ger; binein.
auf augcnblite brluaeIt ou uns wieoer
WaS lGnsit enthobn.
Ger Slumen Brabt. Der Vogel iiibe 2ieosr
Sn 9uit uno 9ou.
Eu sleibt benz 9%ebensberbit. Der, Oh ent'
blGttert,
DeS Sbmud's ~beraubt,
BON 9eioensitlrmeu oft umtobt. um'
pettert,
Woh liebt uuo eloubt.
6ell aus benz AntliB leubtet uns Der
Siebe
9erflareno 9lht,
7es 6laubens 3uueriibt, Oh Iues tribe,
Sm gus' iib bribt.
Der. oh Der Suseno Roien lausit per-
eorrtsn.
Nob Ylumen plest,
Sic Till in isinem innern 6erSenssarter
2reu best uno pHest.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
NmS Dem Nprtipcitcm.
Mftnncipta.

@ t. 4aul. - Nm 3. Ncuember
miro oaS Grdmen iiir i'm 9torowelten
nobuenoe Seperber I'M Steuen in
Dem nellen Genius bier ab9cbalten
merocn, Die Friiiun9 wilo i'm
StaotS= Capitol pon eincm 81 Oiclem
,Spef bierber 9elbidten Seamtcn aus
lSalbin9ton 9eleitet merocn.
Wonteuibeo. - @riiiitb @.
9Sllium9 wuroe bon elmer Sub, wel=
der er Mteoiciu cin9eben wolte, 9ez
biiien, uuo oo oielelbe Spmptome BON
NSaiierldeu ;ei9te, bat lid l0err @tlz
liams na6 65iclgo ms Falteur Sns
ltitut be0eben.
Cabin. - Nm Sienitu9 Wor=
gen wuroe Der Srei Weilen iloli6 pom
bier 9ele9ene Stull oeS 0errn Sobu
Smitb lammt - Fierocn, mebreren
0unoen, elmer 2n;abl &iibner, Ffers
oe9ei6irren uno 500 Suibel @eisen
Elm &aub Der Slammen.
Wanfato. - Gin i6retli6eS
llu9liif ereiSuete ii6 III Der Ntdbe BON
5000 Sbunoer. !Serr SouiS @rufe,
wcl6cr aui elmer Sarm etlua 4 Vteiz
len weitli6 pon @ooo Sbunoer arbeiz
tete, serietb nit benz re6ten arm in
ben Sreibriemen elmer Srel6malhine
uno wuree babel i6redli6 Suseri6tet.
Sein Nrm muroe an mebreren Stel.
len 9ebro6en uuo bic &innlaoe ger
i6mettert,
Sleepp Gpe. - Inter Ser 9lnz
tlase. ben Sob pom SbomaS Gbute
nm q. au9uit peranlaBt gu baben,
IL 0ietri6 Ropepalb Der @rano SUI
rp a6errpielen worOen.
(SortIeeuns auf Settle A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

lobnt, mir brau6en oarum ni6t sn
uerSasen 4; beute uno morsen, pieuei9t
iabrelans ioear it's ~uersebli6 gene
len, einmal aber erquidt es bod in
einem ltiuen ausenblif, erbelt es Ell
ner bittern Stunoe piiitre Na6t, -
peraan9en, aber bod ni6t per9eiien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Son Chicago, mo sur !3eit betannts
lid sroBe Oienitbotennotb berridt,
lit cine Srau mad benz Often sesan=
gen, I'M bort SaaettduSerinnen uno
Gboriltinnen fir al9emeine Sauss
arbeit anSuwerben. Die beilise Sim
falt!
Die @eiessebuns Der Gbidalams
Snoianer bat bic Seiratbslicens iiir
WeiBe, wel6e Snoianerinnen beiras
then woIen, uon $50 auf $500 ers
b0bt. sic wouen bic @eiBen, mel,
DE linen MIR Srubel unb &ranfbeit
brinsen, aus ibrem Stamme beraus-
balten. Die MaBresel fommt absr
w0bl l30n Ui'l gu lpdt.
IS liebt aus, ais wouten bic Nas
tionen cine einsise sroBe Union bilosn,
wenn man bort, paB elm in Faris les
benoer Nmeritaner elmer beutlfen
uniueriitdt bas @elo gu einem neue1
eebrltubl l9entt,
Der uon Der q. 9. v@orlo" in
Scene 9eleete Oeipep : Boom fir bic
Frdlioentl6aits Ganbioatur 1T wobl
nidts weiter, ais elm l6lauer @es
lbdftsfniff, UNI bic Girfulation Der
3eituns gu permebren, benn porldll-
fig weiB auBer Semep ielbit fein
Weni6, wslder pOlitiiden Fartei ct
~aber6aupt ans.bort.
Son Erdiioent &riiser wirb fol-
scnoe Mnefpote ersdblt. Sin Nefie
bat i'm emit I'M cine STEELE i'm Hes
sierunssoien lte, worauf Der Ontel
antmortete: rSunse, ilr einen I'M
terseoroneten Foiten Bit On I'll oumm
bic bOberen iinp aber l9on ollie BE-
lest."
Ole rIiidre", mel6e Ben i3eituns
gen 10 nett iiber bic Sa%uregurtenz uno
Sommerenten sSaiion binpes sebols
len bat, i6eint lonit bod siemli6 abz
setban 81 iein. Man befommt nur
nod lebr wenis pom Srepius 81 le.
len. Sobn Dull uuo Dom saul iino
iino ieet bic Ferl Onli6teiten, iir mel
DE ii6 ale @elt am meilten ~interei=
lirt.
@oiir man beu;uta9e eorbeer=
trdnSe betommen fam, Seist fol9enoe
Wtittbeilun9: r6err SdpeinebGnoz
Ter %. in NppenSel pertaufte an
Nerrn :. V. in Sirna1, Sbur9au,
cine aus 101 S6meinen beitebenoe
Senoun9. Der Gmpidu9er mar 10
ent;iitt iiber Die auSgeSei6nete primu
@aare, oaB er Dem &ertGuier eineu
sOr0eertruns SuIu"Ot'."
DTS nculih Semano in @e9enwort
zines %SreuuOeS Die Semertun9 fallen
ties, eS lei bod cigcntli6 ieltlum, paf
Die tleinltcn Oin9e int Hebcn ms oil
am meiiten gu i9aiien madten, 9Ot
oieier ibm re6t uno la9te, puB er on,
Nbeno ;upor ieiu louu9 gut babe i'm.
ben tOnnen, 0ber, iueun eS ibn aud
ben llalS 9~etOltet bate, er tounte oae
Sdliliello6 nl6t iiroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Son Chicago, NO sur 3eit betanntz
lid sroBe SienitbOtennotb berri6t,
lit cine 6rau mad Dem Often sesan=
gen, I'M bort guuettdnSerinnen unb
Gboriitinnen fir alsemeine 9ausz
arbeit anSuwerben. Die beilise Sim
Jolt!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Nummter a..

Die idmmtli6en Siesesoepei6en
oes @enerals Otis pom ben Ebilippi=
men, 9elGmmelt unb 81 einem Sanbe
pereinist, wiirben cine Der b%erporra=
senol tier GrideinunSen Der neueren
HomanS %iteratur biloen.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20
I'm Soeiety's Realm.

parents, DR.. and Mrs. Sigh. The after
noon was spent in playing games, after
which dainty refreshments We're served.
Those present We're: Margaret Daven-
port of Helena, Elenor Kennedy. Ann
Linsey. Amy Stebbins, Flossie Catln.
Frances Jones. Elsie Hilton. Myrtle
Hilton, Lydie Gilchrist, Elsie Gilchrisi.
Grace McGregor May Grover, Schirlie
skunk. Edith Hasley, Florence AXel-
son. Gladys Mclean and Master Fred
eriCk Graham.
Mrs. A. f. Reek came over from
Butte Tuesday to be present at the
birthday party given by her sister, Mrs,
II. l.. Scare. of SIC Locust street in
honor of Master George f. l.. Soare's
seventh birthday. His little friends
We're entertained with games A de-
licious lunch was served at p. m.
Mrs. s. L. Trip gave an lat home"
at her residence. 10 Cherry street, Fri
day afternoon in honor of Miss Helen
NJ. Brown of Ithaca, n. Y, and her
sister, Miss Eardey. Music and games
were the chief features of the after
noon. the first prize being won by Mrs.
Il. NJ. Davidson and the BOBBY by Miss
Bertha Sawyer. Delightful refresh
ments We're served.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, Aug. 1s.-Mrs F. S.
last week to number of her young
lady friends at her pretty home in the
Larabie addition. Choice refreshments
were served and delightful time was
enjoyed by the young ladies forming
the company. 1t was complimentary to
Miss BERTHE Hammer of Butte. who
had been visiting in Deer Lodge for
several weeks as a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Reed. The fol-
lowing were present: Misses Alma
Bielenbers, Gussie Bielenherg, Allie
Lowery of Butte. Elizabeth Hyde,
Mayme Larabie, Frances Esler of Hell
ena, Mollie Wiles, Violet Whitworth.
WEIGH, Mabel Beaumont, Edna Reed
Catherine kohrs, Vonnie Owings, Leila
McLain, BERTHE Hammer, Sheila Nap
ton, Linnie Montague, Jessie and Lii
liam Humber, Gussie Galbraith, Mary
and Jessie Stackpole. Florence Kelley
Linda Williams, Mamie Hardenbrook
Norma Robinson and Marie Reed.
Mrs. Alfred Whitworth delightfully."-
entertained few young lady friends at
her home on Rainbow avenue last Sat
urday afternoon at a military party
the affair being in honor of Miss Violet
Whitworth of Salt Lake, her sister-in-
law, who with her mother, Is visiting
relatives and friends in Deer Lodge.
The parlors We're beautifully decorat-
ed with flags of the various nations
and prizes were given to the one most
adept in picking out the flags and Civ
ing the names of the countries they rep
resented. The first prize, a beautiful
silver hand mirror with hand-painted
flag on back, was presented to Miss
Frances Esler of Helena, while the sec
ond prize was carried off by Miss Ma
bel Beaumont and was Handsomely
bound edition Of "A Man Without u
Country" Refreshments We're served
and music and song rounded out a
most enjoyable afternoon. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Frances Esler of Hell
ena, Violet Whitworth of Salt Lake,
Allie Lowery of Butte, Mabel Beau
mont, Nayme and Beth Larabie, Au-
gusta Bielenberg. Edna Reed Annie
Bielenberg, Jessie and Theo Stackpole,
Irene Robinson and Florence Kelley.
A goodly number of the lady friends
of Mrs. H. s, Reed assembled by invi-
tatiOn at her home on East Rainbow
avenue Tuesday afternoon and spent
the time from > until o'clock in So
cial enjoyment, Refreshments were
served and most enjoyable afternoon
was spent by those present. who We're:
Mrs. r. G, Humber, Mrs. d. S. Foth-
erngham. Mrs. Ed Scharnikow, Mrs.
F. s. Davey. Mrs. S. X. Davis, Mrs.
Maud Davis Baker, Mrs. N. j. Bell
enberg, Mrs. a. d. Peck. Mrs. S. E.
Larabie Mrs. Fred H. Hoss. Mrs. Will
lam Coleman, Mrs. j. NJ. Boardman,
Mrs. T. w. CatIin, Mrs. c. p brennan,
Mrs. H. J. Toomey. Mrs. yelling Nap
ton. Mrs. Peter Walton. Mrs. c. p.
Chapman, Mrs. c. ID. Joslyn, Mrs. H
G. Walton, Mrs. J. G.. Evans, Mrs
Voolfolk, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. j. A
Hyde, Mrs. viii Reed, Mrs. H. S. Reed,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20

Continued on Page seventeen)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24

The two-year- old son of W. L.
Furgason, of Bolton, Miss, had
whooping cough. "After several
physicians had prescribed for him,
without giving relief" writes Mr..
Furgason, 81 persuaded my wife
to try a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. The first dose
had the desired effect, and in
forty-eight hours he was entirely
free from all cough. I consider
your remedy the best in the mark.
ct, especially for children and re-
com mend il at all times" so cent
sizes for sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., General
Agents. y
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24

The last cars of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palama
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you up
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take drop before you take
the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught.
A full line Of liquors including the
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
etc., always on hand. Received
per Warrimoo, Rainier Book Beer
ON draught. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please its patrons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24

Solicits the Accounts Of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will
carefully and promptly attend to all
business connected with banking en-
trusted to 1t. Sell and purchase Foreign
Exchange, issue Letters Of Credit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24
-Established 1865
BISHOP Co.
BANKERS,

Transact a General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters of Credit issued, avail.
able in all the principal cities
of the world.
Interest allowed after July
L, 1898, on fixed deposits 8
months 3 per cent, 6 months
81 per cent, II months 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24

MeBuHetin, 75c per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24
BISHOP e 90.
SaVingsBank

Savings Deposits will be
received and interest allowed by this.
Bank at four and one-half per cent.
per annum. The terms, rules and
regulations OF the Hawaiian Postal Saw.
ings Bank have been adopted as far a..
It is practicable to apply them, and the
Cash Reserve Of $50 900 as required un-
der the Postal Act will be maintained.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg
ulations may be obtained on application.
BISHOP IL co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-24
DEPARTMENT

Ordinary and Term Deposits received,
and Interest allowed in accordance with
rules and conditions printed in Pass
books, copies Of which may be had upon
application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
INCORRlGrBLE CLYDE MATTOCKS.

Correspondence Of The Chicago Record.
CLYDE Mattocks is in trouble again. He was
hardened by President Mckinley year or SO
ago against the protests of his best frends III
the Territory, and the promised reform mas
turned out exactly they said II would Mat
tocks belongs to Texas family at OkIahoina
City-respectable, well-to-do people-out the
devil got hold of him early and has worked MN
overtime. Although under twenty-five, Mattochs
has already killed five men, and there IS NO teIL-
ing what will happen wherever ne may oe,
Three years ago he was convicted or murucr anu
sentenced to be hanged but his mother prayers
ard tears touched the usually tough hear' oi
President Cleveland, who commuted MS sen
tence to Imprisonment for life. Then she soutn'
a full pardon from President Mckinney, WHICH
was formally refused upon the recommendation
OF the Judge the District Attorney, the A''"I
ney- General, the Governor and everybody eis.
VINO knew about the character OF the man anu
his record. Then Mrs Mattocks came to WASH
ington again and hung around the White house
day after day, trying TO obtain an hter'I,,"
with the President and begging every one sne
met to help her get pardon for her ooS' n
only son, the idol OF her heart, VINO ndu pScn
unjustly sent to prison. She became wen KNOWN
at the Capital. Her anxious face anu se"to
manners made great impression ana aWaheheo
general sympathy. Finally. the DAY ai'eI u" -
turned from the funeral of his mother AZ Nah
ton when his heart was soft Mrs. Mattocks 90
tanned an opportunity to tell her story W Ia
President and she promised that her son ~o ,
reform and be the support ana conioi' u "
declining years c,s ooro.
The President granted the pardon. Ciyue o" .a
home from the penitentiary at Lea'ehWo,.n
and for a time behaved himself very weil' put
he got to drinking again. killed a Co'''l GU -
saloon carousal, took to the WOODS 10 uso"n ~,
rest and il supposed to be down In Indian usiiT
tory somewhere organisms gang % s~"~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14

registered 1t Is a deed indexed johnson
Wright to God" Wright, the story is told,
lived Darksville and died number OF
years ago, leaving an estate Of considerable
value. He was intensely religious and was
widely known an exhorter.
The remarkable conveyance, which was duly
acknowledged on June 6, 1850, reads as follows:
This indeDture made and entered into this 9th
day OF June, A d., One Thousand and Eight
Hundred and Fifty, between Johnson Wright
and Eliza Jane his wife, of the county OF Ran
dolph, and State of Missouri of the first part
and the government, the chief administrator,
King of Righteousness, the Sun, the Fountain
of Life, to the general assembly and church OF
the First Born which written In heaven.
and to God, the judge Of all. and to the spirits
OF just men, made perfect and TO Jesus, medi-
ator OF the covenant, and to the blood OF
sprnklng that speaketh better things than that
Of Abel because He died for US. being in county
of Randolph, and State OF Missouri to witt The
following tract of land the southwest quarter
OF the northwest quarter of Section %, Town
ship 80, Range Is, containing 40 acres OF land,
to have and to hold and its appurtenances
thereunto and everything wherein there Is
breat. or life the first party their heirs or as
signs do warrant and defend the title OF said
land unto the second party. which is the sun OF
lfe clear and free from all other claim by or
through us any other person In testimony
whereunto we, Johnson Wright and Eliza Jane
have hereunto set our hands and seals the day
and year above written
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'STEVENSON'S SAMOAN HOME
VAILIMA. THE HOUSE NEAR APIA, RE-
GENTLY DAMAGED DURING THE
FIGHTING.

Robert Louis Stevenson's home in Samoa,
which has been severely damaged during the re-
cent bombardments there is beautifully situated
in the hills just out Of Apia. After leaving the
road which leads from the harbor Of the town.
a shaded bridle-path winds up hill to the
gateway of the estate. In the midst of broad
lawn stands large frame house, surrounded
by wide verandas. This is Vailima-'the five
waters" On entering, the visitor steps into
the great reception hall, room OF unusual
size, the walls and floor Of which are OF highly
to the upper rooms. At one corner of this lower
floor Is a pleasant sitting ROOM its walls hung
with Samoan native cloth. They used to be
decorated with various curios and an English
man who visited Stevenson there in the autumn
of 1893 mentions the pistol of Long John Sill
ver' as one Of the interesting relics in the ROOM
There was as the novelist explained to him.
real South Sea pirate named John Silver and
this was his pistol, though at the time Treasure
Island" was written the author did not know
this.
One Of the smaller rooms on the upper moor
was Stevensons study, extremely simple In us
furnishings. Its window looks out over the
lawn to the tropical forest, with the blue waters
OF the Pacific in the distance. large room at
the opposite end of the upper floor was the IL
brary From this apartment an outer star
leads down to the western end Of the lower
veranda The kitchen and the servants living
rooms built in comfortable Samoan fashion, are
at the rear of the house.
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shape of food. Establishing itself II in
rapture, upon some twig leaf, 1t will remain
thus absolutely stationary, prepared to seize
any unwary insect that may fall within con-
venient reach. After it exhibits a wonderful
degree OF patience, let us say an insect hap
pens to alight within a short distance Of il. In
stantly ii catches sight Of the newcomer, and
begins with slow. silent tread. to steal toward
it. So imperceptible the motion, II can only be
appreciated by steady and prolonged watching.
AT the same time the forelegs which up till
now had been bent back upon themselves, com
mence to open. Little by little the hunter creeps
near its unconscious prey its google eyes star
ing upon this object of absorbing interest.
Al last il is close enough TO strike. and with
CELEBRITY of movement the eye cannot follow a
formidable foreleg is shot out to it's full length
and brings back the victim, hopelessly secured
and crushed between the shank and thigh and
scarcely more than a moment is lost ere the body
is torn to pieces and devoured.