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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
THE MUSE OF LABOR.


"And I saw new heaven and a new
earth ."-Revelations.
come. o heroes to the world gone wrong;
| bring the hope of natiOns and bear
The warm firstrush of rapture in my song,
The faint first light of morning on my
hair.
look upon the ages from a tower;
I am the Muse of the Fraternal State;
No hand can hold me from my crowning
My song is Freedom and my step is
Fate.
The toilers go on broken at the heart;
They send the spell of beauty on all
lands;
But what avail? the builders have no part,
No share in all the glory Of their hands.
I have descended from Alcyone
I am the muse of Labor and of Mirth;
1 come to break the chain of infamy,
That Greed's blind hammers forge about
the earth.
1 have descended from the Hidden Place,
To make dumb spirits speak and dead
feet start;
I feel the wind of battles in my face,
I hear the song of nations in my heart.
I stand in Him. the hero of the cross.
To hurl down traitors that misspend his
touch the star of mystery and loss
To shake the kingdoms of the living
dead
wear the flower of Christus for crown;
I weigh the stars and give to each a
name;
And through the hushed Eternity bend
down
TO strengthen gods and keep their souls
from blame.
I come to overthrow the ancient wrong,
To let the Joy of nations rise again;
I am Unselfish Service. / am Song,
/ am the Hope that feeds the hearts of
men.
I am the Vision in the world-eclipse,
And where l pass the feet of Beauty
burn;
And when set the bugle to my lips,
The youth Of work-worn races will
return.
I am Religion, and the church I build,
Stands on the sacred flesh with passion
packed;
In me the ancient gospels are fulfilled
In me the symbol rises into Fact.
I am the maker of the Peoples bread.
| bear the little burdens of the day.
Yet In the Mystery of song tread
The endless heavens and show the
stars their way.
edward Markham,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

The toilers go on broken at the heart;
They send the spell of beauty on all
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
FUNERAL or MRS. TR1HEY.

The funeral Of Mrs Mary Trihey took
place from her late residence, 68 Edge
emn high mass of requiem was offered at
the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
Rev. Robert Walsh was celebrant and
delivered an impressive eulogy. The pail
bearers were Michael Powers, James
Mulcahy, Patrick Quinn, Patrick Walsh,
Thomas Foley and James Murray. The
services at the grave, in St. Johns ceme-
Walsh.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
INTERPRETER CALLED AWAY.

Mitchell Maykell, court interpreter for
the Syrians of this city, has been called
to Brooklyn, Conn, to help a fellow
countryman. a former resident of this
city-Francis Mosleh-out of Jail Mosleh
Is serving a sentence e Of seven months IN
drunkenness and assault and battery
Maykell thinks that he can prove that
Mosleh Is subject to fits and not response
BILE for his actions.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

I am the Vision in the world-eclipse,
And where l pass the feet of Beauty
burn;
And when ] set the bugle to my lips,
The youth of work-worn races will
return.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15
FUNERAL OF MRS. BRENNAN.

The funeral of Mrs Margaret Brennan
took place yesterday forenoon, from her
late home, 70 Millbury street. Rev M. T.
O'Brien officiated at requiem high
mass offered at ST. Johns church at {
o'clock The pallbearers were James
ODonnell, Patrick Henry, Edward Nc
ices at the grave, in St. Johns cemetery.
were conducted by Rev. M. T. O'Brien.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

PERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATION
gives but little exercise are victims of
torpid liver and constipation. Carter's
Little Liver Pills will relieve you.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

THE ACTION of Carriers Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural They
gently stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels, but do not purge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
pfreegGb.

Sin bieoeres gduerlein fdbrt zines
Soges smeds SelOrgung Der noibi9en
misunderstanding nit ieiner b%eiiercn
SGlIte, nit melder er iOnlt auf teinem
9uten SUB lebt. gum naben Stdotben.
Sn Dem oorti9en 8altbOie a%nsetommen,
trennen lid geioe, I'm nun lebes fir
leinen She'll Die gepiini6ten Gintdufs
gu erlebigen. Na6 etwa swei Stunoen
tommt oas 9duerlein belaoen nit einem
Gbaps &ilt6en uno Shadteln mieosr
i'm 6alibofe an uno ldBt ben &ne6t
CUR Seimfabrt anri6ten. Shon aui
Dem Magen libenb. mul lert e- nadcent,
liden glifes no1mals Die einselnen
Vadete, nimmt np6mals ieinen Mert=
,ettel CUR Sano, ruff Die einaelnen
Yadete auf uno Sobann bebt jeoes Mal
oas betreffenoe Stiif bod. Oils nun.
mebr allies 9enau iiimmt, gebt es Dem
0eimat6soOrie gu. Oils oas 8efdbrt
in oas bduerlide SeiiBtbum einbiesi,
tcmmt Die 3odter bdnoerinseno aus
Dem 9auIe uno ruit beIiiirst: .Yata
gSo babt Sbr benin bic Mutta?"
vSiebte," meint Der Bauer betrpiien
gu ieinem Sobann, mir mar bod
INNER. als bdtt'n mer mas pergeiien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Enfant terrible.

Sag NAL. alter 5rerno, mas In
aller Welt bat cid peranlabt, 9eine
ge3iebunsen gu 6rdulsin BON 3inoel 10
jdb abSubrsden9 Die 6ra9e mag Elm
trenig inoistret iein; uber ib meme,
einem alien 6reunoe oeoenllber brauhte
man nidt gar 10 Sugetnopit iein-
ielbliperlianolid: allies inter Dem be-
tannten Siegel !"-.Saba! SaB gu
aud serdoe pon einem ,Siegsl' ipridii !
Die SaGe perbGlt lid ndmlid 10:
so lidno tura por meiner GrtlGrun9.
gSic mir zines i6Dnen Soges aui Der
3lntel''0en @eranou iiBen, iraet 5ran
pOn 3inoel ihr NelibGt6en, ben tleinen
Surt, ob or Dem ,Snfel' benn i6on
feline misunderstanding 9eseigt
babe. &urtten bringt oas 9lbum ber-
bel, ilappt es aui meinen Gnien aui
uno DemDntrirt mir unter erlduterns
Dem Wortra9 .leinen gunsen Stols,'
pia Grau bon 3inosl iagt, adj oculos."
-nGie bier tenn i'd ni6t!" ruff or
plOBliA. .Sie bat geltern am Yianino
gtilebt. Cntel. tennli gu =, Mir
murOe etuas ldtpiil al Wiutbe uno ben
Somer. ME e5 lAien, ni6t minoer;
celn oas ieltiame YOlipertGSei9en mar
-0ds Siegel oes Observation-Disclosures !"
* eniant terrible! grmer 6reuAo
10. nun be0reli' i'd !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Anf alrmifder See.
Don 9limar Sisfkrn.


mi Xoeen oes Starnes. aui Der braueenben
SEE,
@snn Die @olien o.s Simmels lusen
sislh Sdnloller, aus acknowledgements Sob,
SSsnn Der Sampfer ertrad)t IL n Sueen.
Eenn bic Nsuen ani meitem DiecreSplan
Seipoltis einauber betdmpien
SIN StnrmeSrauih mo i'm aumadtSmabn-
Sas Deer. menn e. liest mie in Srdmpieu;
TsHn Der Simmel fd wnlb! 10 blsierui uni
qrau,
9urhmdt BON ieuriseu Sftesn.
Eeun erbleiteuo ben @iitbt ;ir Simmslsail
Die s~itternoeu go9en lpritefr,
llne Der Oouner rings allies eriiut mit Sfret,
&enu bdumeno in rieiiaeu 9Seueu'
Die see lih erbebt uno fraheuo am 0edy
Gte Elanfen orob'n III serihelenr
reeiiia. wie Itch i'd nit looeruoem Slut
guI bober 8emmauoobriide,
llno lhau' binab TN Die toisnee Elittb,
Stau' porpdrts uno ihau ,iriide,
Vie entblo6te Stirn pom 2oden umiuout,
Som Neeresooem unt;oasn,
une rnf binsiu in beS Stt PIES @ewolt,
Sn Sas @nthseitobne SNSsussn:
YWiutommen. wiuiommsu, ibr Setter Der
2uit,
Shr Stiirme, ihr m6dbtiaeu Siiuen,
Wte lant ibr audi grolet uup brobt NIB rlit,
Nidlt bongt's meinem 0sr,eu, Dem tiibnen;
Sod heb id bas Saupt. suh @ossn sunl
Spott,
Dir. Wteer, sln etpigeu oohue,
Nidt bangt mir Dor Dir, OIL SturmeSgott,
uno wdren's 2eiiune, Gptlousl"
llno wassu 81 mir ii6 Die @e1eu berpor
Su eng psrbuuoeuem Hingen,
Sober uno INNER bober empor,
Als wolteu lie ldh mid perltlineeu:
SD MIL nitt s~ittern, mill iubeln laut
uno laud);en ulo triunlpbiren:
Her AMI ben eipigen Soft p~srtrait,
Den miro sr fuunoerbar fiihrsui
0tit Seiuem Suubssgencfisu, Dem Nore,
Fem alien ebernen Hefen,
Sroh' mir S%ernjftrug, Ssrosrbeu uub Niorb,
Su mirit mid ntrtmer srldlredeu;
Ssiprtee mein 9allpt nit eiliaem Spott
Sn niloer, griinnler @eberNe,
Sd iiirtte bid nidlt, id tran AMI Soft,
Den 8onis oes DieereS, Der Sroe!"-
Drum ieio wiufommen. ibr Setter Der 2uit,
Sbr Stiirme, ibr mGhtigen Sirllsu,
Sie liant ibr anh gro0et uno orobt mo riit,
Hiht bangt's meinem Ser;sn, Dem tiibrsu.
lluo 1T mir beidieSen oaS maize Srab
lno woat ihr mid iGhliusS ueroerbsn-
SD fabre getrolt in bic Siefs hinab
uno nutbis ruerbe i'd iterbeu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
,,Hi=Do(u."
Gbinsffbs nuuslstts non a. s. p. eksna.en.

IS III Der fiinfsebnte Sas bes erien
Wonats; Sung uno 9lt eilt i'm Self
~ta9sansug ourd Die 9insiii1e Gaiier=
faot; petaroen tnallen, Stelsenldufer
unb goiienreiBer siebsn ourd bic enssn
uno wintelisen Gaiien, oeren breite
Slieisn bon Sdmubtrult item beoedt iino,
uno oas niloe Soten. Sauhsen uno
2drmsn bringt biz in Die breiten Saupt=
fraBen nit ben prd6tisen 2doen. Sas
beriibmte 2aternenfeli, Der Austlang
Der Observation-Disclosures, lcft Nllss
aus ben Sduiern. Sn S6lamm liesen
Die @ese; bic seriallenen triumph,
brsen ferner 3eiten. Die lid bier uno
bort erbeben, uno Die emit pruntenoen
8riiden, bic ben Ganal iiberipannen,
blifen, einem Siloe oes Ierfalles aleih,
fpie b0bneno auf Die la6enoe, joblenoe
Wenas berab.
gu ben pagoben gebt Der 3ug, Den
8OBenbiloern gu buloi9en. Sunte aer=
sen uno goloene p~apieridniBel bren=
men, Gmpeln in srellen 6arben. nit
Seiam0l seiillt, miiden ibren wObl=
riedenoen Suit nit benz Oualm Der
@eibrautiiensel, uno einen Nugenblid
%perfummt Der i%ubelnoe 2drm in Der
gnoa9f uno ben orObnenoen paufen=
idldgen, bic man Der Yerebrun9 Sup=
obas-oem aroBen Go-weibt. @inen
fur,en Wuaenblif aber nur. Wasfen,
als gon3en uno Manbarinen in aui=
fdlligiier 3leioune, meden neu oas
Qa6en, uno Muiitanten reiSen ;ur
2uiiigteit; Gimbeln, Samtams unb
6loten tlinssn idrill ourdeinunoer.
elm 9eioenldrm ringsum.
Gi=oolu Itebt am 6en1ter zines reifeu
Sauies in Der rStraBe Der ewigen
Rube" uno bordt 9eipannt binaus;
ibre manbelf0rmigsn, ounteln Nugen
baben einen iebnenoen 8lan3 uno Die
boben, aeiAweiften grauen oariiLer bat
bel ibr bic Natur seSei6net. Sm sldns
aenol6warsen Saar trG9t Tie nur cine
leu6tenoe 9elbe gliitbe ibr lhillernoes
arlinlit=blaues Gepano III siidtig am
Salie seidlOiien, nit 8oloIaoen our6s
trirtt uno nit piirii6blitben behidt.
~Mutter, narum geben mir ni1t, oas
2aternenfelt gu ieben?"
Die Grau, an Die oas Sinh bic Sraae
ri6tete, blidt auf; baaer, eineefallen
uno idmersse3ei6net 1T ibr @eIi6t;
brOnaefarben uno obne 4uspub uno
! Stidersi 1T ibr &leio, uneei6mintt ibr
tablselbes 8eii6t, obne S6mut ibr
Z glatt9eitri6enes Saar, oenno1 lieet
MIN Sau6 bon YornebmGeit nm ibr
1dlidtes NeuBeres.
y ,Gein Sians (Oer 8ebiloetenhano),
am p~eniglien Die 9ebiloete 6rau, bari
fid unserd6t unter oas BOLT mii6en,"
antportet lie.
Damn lit wieoer Glles fill; Die Srau
bat cine Seioenliiderei in Sdnoen. aber
ibre Naoel rubt; in ibren miloen
gugen idimmert es ieudt. &i.polu
|ieuIt ali pie in SGniudt: bein
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
&i ,wii9sn esben uno Soo. 4

Serr @. q. Sines uon Wan6es
FER, Sa., iast in Der Seldreibuns
(einsr fat wunberbaren Hettuns pom
fobe. Grtdltuns mad ben Walern
Pradts 9unsenleiben, paa in S9winbs
l9t ausartete. Sd bate bduiis
blutltirsunsen unb buitste Gag une
Ra9t. ollie meme Ooctoren iasten,
miile balb iterben. Damn be-
ann i'd, Or. Sings Iew DISCOVERY
esen S9winbiu6t gu sebrauden,
>as mid u~ouitdnbis beilte. Sd mo6te
lli6t bapon lein, wenn bic Slai9e IS
Ioltets. Sunberte baben Is auf meine
f~mpfebluns bin sebraudt, unb ale
leen, bab es ME perfeblt, Sals,s
(ruIts unb 0unsenleiben gu beilen.
esuldre @r6Be scots unb 81. Yers
l3sfaidsn frei in @. 5. Subn's
pstbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
6r0ankrn(plitter.

Sronung in bic bette Stiits Der Satsiran
Gs III piel leid1tsr, bel Der 0elt als bel isi,
ner Srau Gedt 81 bebalteu.
Ginsn Sreunc bat MIR Der, Der ss ueritsbt,
Gin Srsunc gu iein.
Die Sleincr bdresr Iuss on Die grobs
@lode.
Sim llmgarse nit Den Sboreu brauht man
am metlten aiugbelt.
9urf'S ysole Nab" fonmen Siele aui'S
,2rodens."
Waudlsr nsnnt bas Qeben leer, mel. er iei.
mem yebet feinen Snbalt III geben pubts.
Dianher bat iih oas 0eben oaourt ldwer
eemadt, oab er es ;n lsitt uahr.
Sc mebr Ssrguiigsn, Ie peuigsr gsniigsn.
Bel Observation-Disclosures ipislt Die Gitel.
hit iebr oft bic erlts Seigs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Der Mppstit elmer Siege

mirb benedict pon allen, Die al ldled'
ter Y%erbauuns leicen uno ceren Wa'
gen unb geber auBer Sronuns limb.
Nae bieie louten wiiien, baB Or.
Sings Nsue gebenspiuen, bas nun.
bsrpoue Wasen. uno peber.9 eilmiitel,
einen bsrrli9en @ppetit perleiben, bic
Seroauuns seiuno. aues wiecer res
suldr MAIDEN unb cine periette @es
iunbbeit unb sroBe Gneraie brritelen.
Nur 25cts in @. 5. 9ubn's apos
tbefe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Gin ieltjamer 8rauf herrIhte fri

Der am en9liiden SOfe. gSGbreno Der
SafenSeit bate Elm dlterer Siiisier, Der
ben Sitel rSabnenidreier oes &Onias"
fiibrte. ieoe Nadt innerbalb oes pa=
lalies bic Stunoen gu trdben. 9urs
mad Der SbrOnbelieisung oes Sauits
Sanrober. am @i6ermittpod ees Sab.
res Ills. ais Der prins bon @ales,
Der na6malise aOnis @eOrs Der 3peite,
iid eben gum N~benoeiien nieoeroeiett
battle, betrat Ger vSabneni6reier oes
&oniss" ploblid ben Saal uno trdbts,
in setreueter Nadatmung zines tampi.
lultigen 9abnes, gum 3eiden, oaB e.
sehn ubr gei6laaen babe. Ser uber.
ral6te prins, Der 3uerit glaubte, man
molle ibn bel%eioisen, iprans bobrotG
Dor Corn aui, nm ben Sdreier perion.
LID gu siidtisen, berubiste lid jeood,
oils ibm Die Grtldruns oieies isltiamen
grautes paro. Seitoem tuuroe oieie
ld9erlide @sremonie abseidaiit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Aus Ornrrrrtd1.

observation-disclosures: Belle
ben's a gilletten?" - Srember:
vGreilid unO omar elm bisden idnell,
bon Sooenba9 big @ien. s~tpeitsr
&laiie !"-Silleteur: rgelieben's
nit Der Gaiien ourdsebrannt gu iein?-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
DER tuuhrr Gruun.

vg3ie man bort, bebienen iid Die
enaliiAen Reporter in S%ranspaal fir
lire Gepeiden gum She'll Der Sele=
9rapbie obne Srabt; oemna9 pdre Die
Nnnabme beredtigt, oaB bic Sieses-
naAriGten bon enaliiter Settle meili
aus Der 2uft 9esriiien iinb.'"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Drrruthru

Mama: nNun, 2enden, tiiiieIt
Oh niht 9eine neue 8oupernante?"-
2enden: sd setraue mid nidt."-
MAMA: ,@esbalb gu ni1t?"-
2en6en: sd fiirdte, Sic tonnte
mir aud einen Sadentrei6 seben ME
Dem 9Qpu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
S&merh0riafen.

Cine reide Dame. uelhe our@ Or. Ri
hotionY iinhlihe Chrtrommeln .. Shfper.
horisiet unb Ohreniauisn aeheilt woroen
fno. bot ietnsm Snfitut elm @eidenf BON
10000 Dollar iibermoht. oamit folhe taube
uno i&nerb6r iae Berionen. tpelhe Mot bic
yeittel b,iben. fth bic Chrtrommeln Al per'
i6offen, siefelben umionif erholten f6nnen.
8risfe tpoIe mon obreifren: 9o. 456. 9aS
Snftitut Ri6olian, 7S0. 9. uuenue.. New
Oori. 44'1ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Auunt -unsunrhrnrn.

&dufer: sic babsn mir bieien
Stod als edit G~lfenbein %pertauit uno
nun babe i4 erfabren, baB er aus Smi=
tation il. "-@srtdufer:r so? Sas
tbut mir leio, sann mub Der elephant
jeoenialls fali6e 3dbne eebabt baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Drnten.

9alletteue IAN ibrem 8eburts=
tag: rSie balten mid uobl fir cine
Teaetarianerin?" - Baron: .Wie
io?"-galletteue: r@eil Sic mid
nit einem SlumeniirauB abipeiisn 81
fonnen 9lauben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Giur ulte Rrd1uuun.

@irtb: nSerr S~pribmeier, es
ite6en bonn %porigen Sabr mod Is
,8las Bier 5ier!"-S meier:
rSdiitt' lie meg, i6iitt' lie meg, altes
6aus, bic miiiien ia ldngli iauer iein !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
mnnrr nrUrnrrf.

Sdneiber: .Nber Der gnsue III
oOd gar ni6t gu eng, ME Sic mir
idrieben !" - &unbe (piitbeno):
.SeBt nidt mebr, id babe mid 10 LANCE
9edr9ert, bis er pabte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Grkl6rlth.

Mollp: rgr idw6rt. er liebe mid.
unb bod fennt er mid erft felt 5pei
9asen. "-gIIp: .Sa. ba III Is m6s-
Iih..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
9erThuuppt.

.Tein Mann III ia auf ben aiiefior
fur&tbar eiisriadtis !"-~unb serabe
bel benz bat sr llnre4t!"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-31
THEY FEAR JONES.
Alarm In the Western Reserve Over
"Golden Rule'sD Strength.

Columbus, O., Oct. 31.-"Golden Rule
Jones is working into the western re-
serve, the group of counties in the
northwestern part of the state which
the spellbinders call "the Republican
Gibraltar" Reports from this reserve
say that Jones sentiment is honey
combing that section, that the Jones
strength is increasing and that the sit
uatiOn is full of peril to the Repub1i-
cans. These reports follow each other
in rapid succession from Youngstown,
Warren, Niles, Ashtabula, Akron and
other cities.
This group of counties gave a Repub-
lican plurality of 1900 in the guberna-
tOrial election of 1897 and if 1.-The man
without a party is getting the vote
which reports give him in the western
reserve the larger proportion of that
vote will come from the Republicans.
Coupled with the reports of the
growth of the "non-partisan" move
ment in the Republican Gibraltar" are
reports that a light vote will be cast
there next month because the normal
Republican majority is so large. There
is no particular partisan fight over the
county tickets; hence there is nothing
of a local character to induce RepubH-
cans to come out and vote the full par
ty strength.
Judge George K. Nash. the Repub1i-
can nominee for governor, spends this
week, the last of the campaign, in the
western reserve, and the Republican
committee will undoubtedly do all that
IS possible TO Sur UP the ftepuDIlcdnS
and awaken them to a realizing sense
Of their duty to the Republican party.
The last time Ohio elected a Demo-
cratic governor was in 1889, when Jas.
E. Campbell defeated Joseph 3. For
aker, and politicians say Foraker was
beaten because the western reserve
fell down"
President AFcKinley's home town of
Canton is in the western reserve, and
the Nineteenth congressional district,
represented in congress by Col Charles
Dick, chairman of the Republican state
executive committee, is a western reserve
district. The Republican committee
has raised the war cry stand by Nc
Kinley," and the Republicans cannot
afford to permit man who is running
on mo party platform to cut down
the Republican vote in the presidents
home district.
The western reserve is full of rolling
mills and other iron manufacturing es-
adjustments, and many OF the workers
are Welshmen. The railroad vote is
heavy and so is the Polish and Bohe-
milan vote. and it is reported that the
Welsh vote, which heretofore has been
Republican, will go to Jones, and that
he will ge the bulk of the railroad vote
claimed by the Republicans. The Polish
and Bohemian votes cast for Jones will
cut into the Democratic strength.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-31
Annadnct Races

last race, was the only favorite to win
at Aqueduct, the other five going down
in quick succession. pullman took the
jockey honOrs, winning the last three
races. The followers of O'Connor had a
bad day, as he did not ride a winning
mount The fourth race, a handicap at
a mile and q furlong, was the best of
the day. Trillo was made a slight fav-
orite over Wait Not and Lothario. He
made the running up the back stretch
and round the upper turn, with Wait
Not close up and the rest of the field
trailing. He went wide coming into the
stretch, carrying Wait Not with him,
and Bullman, bringing Lothario
through on the rail, saved ground, and,
in a hard drive through the last six
teenth, won by a neck from Trillo, who
was two lengths before Wait Not.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-31
ATTACKED BY MUsKRATs.
A Chicago Hunter Narrowly Escapes
Being Devoured.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Bleeding from score
of wounds, ]. J. Geraghty, a police opera
tor in South Chicago, today reached his
home and told a strange story of an at
tack on himself and dog by horde or
musk rats in the swamp along the CaIu-
met river.
Geraghty entered the swamp this morning
early to hunt for red birds. His dog.
magnifi cent Gordon setter, accompanied
him. Suddenly the furious barking OF
to find the animal literally covered with
musk rats, who were fighting desperately
biting and squeezing like mad. They nip
ped at the dogs eyes and caught his
tongue in their sharp teeth. He seemed
almost helpless and Geraghty fired his
shotgun at the little army of rodents
which came scamperfng to the scene. mop
ing to scare the ones which were fast kill
ing his dog. He moved down the dozens
of rats without appreciably decreasing
their number. The dog at last succumbed
and the reinforcements mum bering nun
dreds- Geraghty says, turned their atten-
ton to him
no time and bit me savagely," said the
operator in telling the story.
And the only thing that saved my life
was the arrival of a couple OF other hunt
ers who ran in with clubs and beat the
little fellows off
Geraghty's story is correlated by the
hunters who rescued him. Musk rats in
portions of the swamp are known to be
numerous and occasionally belligerent,
but this is said to be the first instance
where they have attacked a man in any
force.