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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Dereiniote Staten.

SerrS. g. 9usuit Wilbelm unb
Satin, seb. Sennie SritiG. ~feierten
am Wontas ben 2. Dit, 81 Gbicaso,
Sa., ibre filbarne So6Seit.
Se Nid Rod aus Mineral Yoint,
Wis.. mar tiirSli6 einise Sage bel feis
nsr Ni6ts, Srau Spbn 3. Sanfen, Ro.
2051 Norb Glart StraBe 81 Gbicuso,
ST., 5u @ait. Ssrr Rod lam Dor 40
Ssabren mad Imerita, uno bat itl
bur9 Sleib un0 quite WIrtbi6aft gum
bebeutsnoen 2anbpirtb unb 8ieb5ii9s
ter empor sebra6t. gr beiibt nabe
Mineral point cine Der u%mfangreiGs
item Sarmen Der 8egeno.
Oie Stabt Iurora, ST., Iheint
einen Morofal gu bdben, in peldem
cine 2ursmburger Samilie psrpidelt
lit. Nus Mehfelbldttern entnebmen
mir Splsenoes bssiisliA oes 9ooess
fales:
,gsSii9li9 bes plobli4en Oubinz
f1eipens bon Srau &otbarina Sum
gels, bsren Sobn Sobn unb benz 8oits
aGnssr 5sibt, ipelds in ibrer Wubnuns
in gbicaso entieelt, anssbliA an Gas
eritidt, aufsefunoen ipurbsn, iperosn
nahtrdeli1 anerlei 0ermutbungen
laut, bic auf einen Moro fhliebsn
lafIen uno pobl aud beredtigt iein
mOaen, tpenn man Die ndberen ums
itGnbe senauer erpdgt.
SnsipiI6en beri6tet bic rSlinois
Stdatssts." iiber ben preifo4sn sobsss
fan nod Splgenbes: Der 8nabe lag
e~ntIeelt auf sinem Dioan in Der 8ii6e,
Der Mann itarr unb tobt auf ieinem
Bette in benz neben Der Slide seleges
men ShldfSimmer unb quer iiber ibm
bic 2eihe Der iSrau. Gs piro permus
tibet, bab iie, BON @us balb betdubt,
in Seibt's 3immer irrte uno bort 5us
Iammsnbrah. Sdmmtli6e Sbiiren
uno HenIter Der Wobnung, nit @uss
nubme zines Sburoberlidts, paren
aeiGlpKen. 3pei 8renner I'M Gas
ofen lparen anssbrebt, bon benen Der
cine brannte. Die @ermutbung liegt
nabe, baB elmer Der orei 8epobner oas
@as ubaubrebsn persab. Seiot bate
am Sonntas @Ormittas ssarbeitet.
@r mar erit seeen Mittas nah Sauie
s~uriidaefebrt. Sein 8ruber Wiliam
bebauptet, bab Der @eritorbens wOblba-
bsnb mar, bph psrlief bic Suhe mad
@elp unb @srtbpapieren frudtlos."
Serr Spbn s. Sunsels, pelfer nit
Ieinem 8rubet Wilbelm mad @urpro
suriidtebrts, 1T iiber bic Sooesfdae ans
berer MnIidt unb slaubt ni4t an sna
fGaiae @assritiduns. Gr mar tiir5lif
an Srt unb STEELE uno bat Die Sooten
pie aud bic Wobnung ielbit in nabsr.n
Nugenidein 9enpmmeu. Der 8pIt=
adnoer Seibt babe ungefGbr $4,000 in
elmer Gbicasosr 9ant liegen gsbabt unr
ii6 am lebten Samstas einen She'd in
SDbe BON $500 wehieln lanen. Sas
@elb nabm sr nit nah Sous uni
tpnnte trob pieosrboltsn Suhens niht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
OoIO9rMben.
(glus benz .Sbip Wailenfreunp."

Clus benz .Sbip WaiIenfreunb.")
Der beriiGmte 3aubertiin'tler in
Menlo>parf, Serr Gbiion, ioa elmer;
elettrif9en gpparat erfunben baben,
nit benz er aues Sob, bas etfpa i'm
Mesresiono pber auf benz 8oben bes
Saeans ii6 porfinpet, NIT 2eihtisteit
heraussieben tann. Wenn bds ndbr
lit, pirb er in piel tiir5erer 3eit nod
ais Serr Cornelius 8onoerbilt. elm
bunoertfa6er Miaiondr peroen.
X X X
Sir uns &atbolifen liegen bic be-
aebrunsspertben S4dBe nidst in un>
terirbiihen @olbgruben ober in Der
Siefe bes Mesres, Ionbern in iiberirois
fhen Reaipnen. Wir bdben auG elnen
eleftriI6en @pparat uno einen ordGts
Ioien Seleerapb, I'm lie berunterSu=
sieben, ndmli9 bas 8ebet, Defenders
bas Electromagnetic, MAIDEN aber leis
Der meiit tsinen duseiebigen 8ebruuf
bapon. Die Welttinber iino eifriger
in ibrer Weiie, als mir in Der unirigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
oSnHem6nrgi(6es
I'm mein Hem6chtsland.

Un mein Hemechtsland.
Mein Hemechtsland, klepgt Hemechts'
land,
Ech hun bis u mein Enn d6ch gieren,
Wann och ais letzeburger Kand
Ech Trei dem frieme Land gi schwieren.
Mein Hemechtsland, schGnt Hemechts'
land,
Du pricht6g Pierel unne Gleichen!
Mat Stolz hun ech d6ch unerkannt,
Mat Fred w0s du hast misse weichen.
Mein H1m6chtsland, freit Hem6chts'
land,
W6 JwGg Fridd a Gl6ck ferka'ren,
D'Ferlangren hett bal ausgebrannt,
G6f mech mel Schr0tt rem 20 dir fG'ren,
Mein Hem6chtsland, lGft Hem9chtsland,
Dir g6llt mein Dichten a mein Denken,
Ech hun t gesammelt an 6 Band.
Den ech mat fr6hem Hierz dir schenken
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

amtes gu ibrem sroben Sorti4ritte,
ben tie b%eionoers in ben lebten paar
Sabren semadt bdtten. DEFENDERS dber
gu jener berrliden StGtte, benz i6Dnen
neuen Sohaltare, auf tpsl4em, bur4
ibren feeleneifrigen Yfarrer, 9ptt. benz
MlerbOhiten, pas snubenreide Spfer
Dargebra6t piirbe. G1en 9ottes Ses
ben piinidenb, itimmte 9o&oerielbe
ielbit bas n@rober Soft, mir loben
Did, an.
Intern innisiten Sant benz bod
p'iten 8iItofe fir iein Woblipoien
sessn uns Iopie Der iibrisen antpelsns
ben bodp. 9eiitli4teit.
Gin 8emeinbemitglieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
2msembnrsiI@eS aus 8eIettm.

Giner italisniiden 3eituns ipirb snt.
npmmen, oab 9err emile 8dltes aus
Dir iursgloir (Gih auf Der Surbe) se-
biirtie, bel einem traurisen gretsniHe
am apmeriee, mo apei iunse DAMIEN
ben Sob fanben, iih our9 feineS pfers
~piGisteit, feinen Wutb uno feline @eis
ftssgeeenfpdrt ausaei9nete. Die Sas
Mile 9led aus gliab. BEL pelder er als
0iener ieit mebreren Sabren ~pertpeilt.
bat iid felt bret Sabren cine elesante
0iaa am 8omeriee in Stalien anse'
fault.
@epobnli6 nabmen bort hire Wobs
nung pdbrsnb Der Sommerseit, bic
beibsn 3inbsr BON Serrn 8led, apei
Trdulein BON IL unb 18 Sabren,
iammt ibrem 9robpater unb elmer
5ante. Die beiben SD6ter iparen ses
pohnt ieben Morsen NIT ibrsr Sante
Elm 8ab3u nebmen unter Der MuffiAt
zines alien &uperers, beifen Spbn ibr
Shpimmlebrer mar. Die iunsen
9amen itiegen binab ms WuHer Dbne
oaB ibr Shpimmlebrer in einem ga.
den ibnen folsts. benn ibr Bah iollte
nur bon tur3er Sauer 1ein. glber an
bieisr Stele, auf elmer 2dnse BON 5
bis 6 Meter, mar oas WaKer nur l
Metsr tief, bann absr erreihte es cine
Siefe bon 80 Meter uno serabe on
leBtsrer STEELE, iant plDBli6 bic Gltere
Fbsr beioen S1ps1tern nit einem err
fdiitternoen ansitseihrei in Die 5iefe
,binunter. Die Mnbere ihtpdmm NIT
alien mosli6en acknowledgement
Der lInteriintenbsn Su Silfe uno pers
fhpanb ebenfaas unter ben Slutben.
Die Sante, fpel1e oieies entieBlihe
S6auipiel fab, I"tiirate Iih iofprt in
ben See nm Die llnglidli6en 81 retten,
aber perffpanb e~benfals aud untsr
Fbem Waher. inosm lie nod einen Der,
apeiflunsspolsn Silferuf ausitieB.
8ei pisiem @eihrei lief Der 8ammerz
piener emile Baltes uno Der 9rpboas
ter, Elm ~73iGbrissr 9reis berbei. 2es,
terer besriff bic Gage unb obne ii9 gu
beiinnen mari er ii6 nit ben aleioern
ms Wafer. Soh taum mar er eini>
se Dieter sei6tpommen, 10 perlieben
i'm bic Srdfte uno perIdpanb balo
runter benz WaHsr.
Inter Der srDbten Sebensaefabr. bd
er i'm Shpimmen II ipenig eeiibt lit,
mari lid Der obeneenannte emile Ball
tes ms Wafer uno es gelans linn ben
alien GrpBpater gu erfaNen unb ans
llfer 3u bringen. Gin s~fpeites Mal
itiirate err ii1 tpieber in bic 5lutben
unb erfabte bic Sante bic aussnblidlia
empprtau6te, unb brahte lie sliifli1
ans llfer. llnterbeHen mar Der Hus
oerer u%nsetommen unb es gelans ibm
bic cine S9peiter BEL ben Sdaren Az
fafen unb aus benz WaHer 5u aieben.
Ood bic llnslidli6e mar peridisben.
Die dnbsre S6peiter mar ipurlps uns
ter benz WaHer perl1punoen unb ibr
2si6uam purbe erit mad pielsr Miibe
am nGmli6en Ibeno con sinem Slider
aufaefunoen.
OsrSiingling emile Battles erbislt
ihon cine 8elobnune BON ieiner Serrs
ihaft, in @rpartune oerienisen. tpel1e
Soft ibm aufbepabrt. fir bieiss srobe
Wsrt Der RGditenlisbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Glue Setmition oeS SreDiitS.
YroseHes.

Den 9rebfus : pro5eb beiinst Der
50. b. ST." fret nah Weber f~olgenosrs
mdben:
Was ben Srepfusz San lie nennen,
ST elm piiitperpprr'ner &nGuel;
Gilt unb 2us, 9epalt unb Shpd1s,
Seisbeit, 9ummbeit, Wabn uno
@reuef.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Saar. Naisl, GifeI uuo 6unsrRd.

Srier. Nsusu Yiea sibts idon in
perI6iebensn Wirtbi6aften. Wie Die
trsueItsn 8ieSbriioer psrIidern, 1T er
nidt I6ls6t. Nur i6aoe. baB 10 pes
MIG Oblt sepa6Ien lit. Sine @usuabs
me maht Die Strsde 5pii9en 8ielosr
unp @brans. no bic 8aums beindbe
untsr Der Gait ibrer 5riihte bredsn.-
Bel Der Submiliipn iiber Die Y.rpa1s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
Wcrf,UIrDiseS.

Gin 0rpi9tentutider 0epep bon
Gbicaso, pelf)er ii9 ribmt, Elm Ser
tpanbter bss !Seloen BON Manilu 81
Iein, priiselte ii9 fiiralid nit einem
Grprebfubrmdnn unb erlitt cine
geaISene Nteoerld9e e.
yWbat's in q Nance"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

Die srDbte Wiite lit bic Sabara, elm
ungebsurer 2anbftri6 i'm norblihen
gfrttd, Der ii1 bonn atlantii6en SSean
i'm Weiten biz gum Sbale bes Rils i'm
Often ausbreitet. Die 9lusbebnuns
BON Often mad Weiten 1T etpa 5000
Meilsn, bic mittlere 8rsite III lnsefdbr
900 Meilen unb Der SlGheninbalt un=
eefGhr 2 Mia. Quabratmeilen. Re
gen fGlt in Der Sabard nur dlle 8, 10
poer 20 Sabre einmal, ounn aber in
StrDmsn. SIM CONNER lit pdbrenb
bes Cages Die Sibe uneemein grpb,
aber Die NG9te limb oft talt.
Cine alte unb Iebr fromme Dame in
Gonoon bat Mr. Irtbur 8alfour elm
fonberbares Mnerbietsn gemaht. sic
%offerirt linn elm gintommen BON 1000
pfunb Sterl. jdbrli6, ipenn er ii6
e%brenipDrtlih perpflidtet, iit am
Sonntas niemals am SuBbaaipiel,
benz Mr. 8olfrur ais gutter 8rite leis
benihaftli6 ergeben 1T, al betbeilieen.
Die alte Dame bofft bur6 bic .Yetebs
rung" zines leitenben Staatsmdnnes
audi peitere 8reiis baSu Su bepegen,
bon Der Gntbeilisung oes Sonntass
bur6 elm ipeltli9es Spiel abSuiteben.
Die 4ntport W}r. 8alfour's auf bas
nidt au peradtenoe Iner6isten itebt
nod aus.
Sn 8anios gitp, no., biibte Mar
Oori6, aus Watertpipn, Wis., itams
menb, BEL Der @i~nfiibruns in cine 2ose
Der ,Mpbern Woobmen" bur4 bic
Spriinse bes eiiernen 3iesenbods, auf
benz er reiten muBte. einen Singer elm,
unb sr pertlaet nun Die 9oge auf So,
900 Shaoeneriab. 9offentlih pirb
er ben proSeB setpinnen. Sin pdar
FOLDER 2ettipnen piirben Die Mum.
meni6ans : Sbioten bed porfi4tiser
MAIDEN.
Seine 4rmeen baben in europa bds
Tiiritentbum 2ie9tenitein unb bic Ne,
publif Mnborra. 3uremburg bat 1876
8ensbarme unb eine 8ompanie 5rei=
piQiaer, bic aus $50 Mann, 6 Offisiez
rem uno 80 Muiitanten beitebt. Die
Republit San Marino bat i'm 8riesss
ale elm Seer bon $50 Splbaten unb
38 Off.Siersn. Sas Siiritentbum Mo-
nacp bat elm Seer bon 70 Damn nit 3
SffiSieren. bdlt aber oa5u nod cine
poli3eima6t bon 40 8ensoarmen.
Gin eeiitrsi6 fem polenber engliIG-
amsritanil9er 6eoerfu4ier bei9reibt
has @siidt bes Marplunber bemotra'
tiihen Staatsmannes 9prman To-:
,Mitunter pirb Der eiIise Musbrud
pes @efihtes bes piiroieen tleinen
Serrn nod pisl eiiiser; iein @sii6t
seiet i'm gepObEliGen 2eben ben 4us=
brud bon S6nee, Salpeter, Gorge unb
Salmiut, Der Bid bat bic Gigsns
idaft, raid 3u periteben uno i6nel Su
unterlheioen. Sn bemIelben finbet fid
niGts bon eitler Selbitaufrisbsnbsit
pber So9mutb; ubsr nan erbdlt iofort
ben Ginorud ieinss sroBsn moraliiden
Mutbes."
Die 2eiltuneen oes Seleerapbsn in
Rennes ipsrben ais sans bsIonbsrs
berpprrassnb bs3ei6net. SIN Der Sbat
puroen bur6Idnittlid an iebsm Der
tanplunsstase bon &snnes aus 49,
900 Worte ndd alsn Weltsesenoen
tsleardphirt. Den NsCprb Der ldnaitsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

Die 2eiltuneen oes Seleerapbsn in
Rennes ipsroen ais sans bsIonbsrs
berpprrassnb bs3si6net. SIN Der Sbat
puroen bur6IdnittliG on iebsm Der
banblunsstase BON Rsnnes aus 49,
600 Worte ndd alsn W~eltsesenoen
ts%lesrapbirt. Den Rscpro Der ldusitsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Country Board at'antea.

NEAR CITY for man. wife. nurso and baby. Iope
Brooklyn. eu'ori ave
GJ 4 MoNrHLY-Boarding school near Fort II
~ - FERRY; carriage rides. bathing. lO5 EdG"1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
The CLENWOOp.

JUNE R. X. FARE FREE, weekly guests: 10 arst
class RESORTS AND COTTAGES. Address
CATARACT HOUSE CO., l.. NJ. Tucker Mgr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Country 8oard.

A ny sTKEEr COTTAGE. Milford Pike Co., Pa.
Mrs, MARTHA TURNER.
CATsKILL MoUNTAINs,-GOod board: moderat8
Laneayile. Greene county. n Y.
FLORAL FARM. WashingtonviII.- Orange "a
4. Quiet resting place for ladies or Gentlemen:
fresh eggs. milk, vegetables and air Board An1
rooms good. Erie r. X. Three miles inland from
town. Terms reasonable Mira MERRIrr ia
NoRWALK. GONNA few boarders taken: uooI
table, moderate prices; highest ground: priyntS
Iamiiy near railroad Address Mrs, S. g. MOR&
hELL Warren st.. Norwalk Conn -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
DELLWOOD HOUSE.

IAtSkiII Mountalnr on PurIng Heights. near Cairo.
400 feet: accommodates 10; grand
views; broad piazza 1876 feet long; toilet
on two Boors; terms 81 to so; June, SO. Send for
circular with landscape cut OF house.
A. LENNON. Purling. Greene county. n Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
N EW YORK.
MIZZEN TOP HOTEL.

QUAKER HILL. DUCHESS co., n. Y.
~ Two hours from New York by Harlem r. X.
OPENS JUNE 2O..........l2 200 FEET ELEVATION
Golf Links and All Other Amusements.
y. $. HOWE, Manager.
Post Office address. Pawliug New York.
Circulars and information at SCOFlELD'S. 1
Madison av.. y. Y. City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
RUNIsON BEACH HOTEL,

Rumson Beach, seabright. n. j.: open June 1; tho
finest location the Jersey coast: always delight
fully COOL having frontage ocean and Shrews-
bury River; hne driving and wheeling along ocean
front: boating fishing and grabbing; double rooms,
t26 to St5 per week, according to location special
rates to families for entire season. O. d. POTTER,
proprietor. For booklets address hotel.
THE ALLAIRE, f bsiaS{iu . .An&.r resort S
Directly on the beach. L. NJ. RICHARDSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
2ublir alotirrs.
PUBLIC HIGH sCuoo ,,,- NoTI,C

IUBLIN HUH SCHOOL NOTICF
AN EXAMINATION for pupils nor In ~. D,.,,-
s Sa%S THS n are legal resident. OF he Borouss u
enter one OF the High Schools viii he hl Hd.a 70
high Scho3t buildings on the afternoons OF Thur.
ming at 2: 80 o clock $3.50 "NA' io'h' ptHlnS
ApphGIants Will be examined in Arithmetic Geo0.
faphy, history OF the United States Enoiish
mar anu C3mpositi9n, spr ling. Reading ana ME-
III; anu theg VIII take their exAmiuAtions at IN
Gii pGyS Ghtgh school Is at 80 West 9Th St the
ii hlEh scho9l AT 81 EAst 18th ST. and the itiIS
Sd av. JOHN jASpER So ~ ~ az 80, W ~ and
49,, - BorouGhs OF Nanhattan' no. a 10 70 .' ut
NEW YORK. june 9th 1880 "''' ''' "'"hf'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
THE KAATSBERC,

Beautifully located in HUNTER; tho most do
lightful part OF the CatsGls; central to all points
OF Interest," accommodations for 100 For illus
tratcd circular address ROBERT G. ELLIOTT,
HUNTEN. Grcene COUNTY. n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
ORCHARD TERRACES,

EIDRED, SULLIVAN COUNTY, y. "
On Erie Railroad, miles from Shohola Glen. De-
lishtul resort 600 feet above sealevel Ten lakes
nearby. Located on elevation commanding lns
views in every direction. New house newly fur
nished; modern improvements. including open
plumbing. Send for booklet A. s. MYERS, Prop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE

OPEN JUNE PATH. Elevation ?. 2bo feet.
IMPROVED APPOINTMENTS.
Weekly rates, SlA.OO to Sal 90. Daily rate. July,
IS Special rates to guests arriving before
July !. Apply for illustrated paper, "oatSkll Noun
cHAs. GEO: Il BEACH, Managers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

CATSKILL, N. Y. CAPACITY 400
Now open; Beautiful location on heights, over
looking the Hudson; no hay fever or malaria music,
boating. all AmusementS; popular rates; special
June season. Room 8, % Union Square N Y once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
MOUNTAIN INN, Pine Hill,
New York-Catskills; accommodates 200; electric
lights; music. bowling. &c.; sanitary plumbing,
baths; nne lawns and ShIdei elevation 500 feet
4. X. MOORE.
R0GGEN'S HOTEL, TASSEEa 4! T'

Accommodates $50. All AmusenentE. dancing bowl
ing billiards; good cycling and driving; circulars.
Address q. A. sCHROEDER or call at city othce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Dry Goods.

a 80, ~ ~ NANIED'- Salary T. competerI
patil' ~ ptr cent. Crmmiss.uu "a Il , y 'ons
non Sn ihhuL ntthg sales building ~ To-. a," TX
oAsh corners on jerome av urrtUrr, f.r.. I'm, or
ra@I, gas, police. schools. NJ II ,rryt," ,o eehlS ~
cp soeihlaAry money loaned 60 LuIld. r.. %.
csntrai GnsnS SUNDAY included r. NJ from Iis,3
- '~SS SSA!t4EE iAEk CO, 90 West ssa 9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
Summer 8tsnrts.
GOLF RESORTS

The monthly magazine GOLF, by special
appointment an Official Publication of the
United States Golf Association, Inter-Collegi-
ate Golf Association, Central New York Golf
League, Metropolitan Golf Association, West
ern Golf Association, &C., &C., contains the
following list of resorts where specially is
made of the Royal and Ancient Game:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
CHURCHILL HALL.
THE KALCYON,

MILLBEOOK, DITCHESS CO., =. 7.
NOW OPEN. TIL" beautiful drives. ideal bicycle
roads and charming scenery make this a perfect
resort, easily accessible: perfect cuisine; rooms
single and On suite private baths; music three times
daily nnehole golf links: electric lights high eeva-
ton; reached from Grand central Depot about two
hours. II. Il. ROBERTSON Jr. Manager.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-06-01
MONKEYS AS CASHIERS.
In Siam, an Ancient Asintic King
dom, Simians Are Employed to
Test All Coins.

We do not often hear of monkeys be-
ing useful. We hear them called odd"
or "comical," or amusing" or mis-
chievous," as well as a great many
other things; but we do not hear the
monkey often alluded to as that use
full animal, the monkey"
Now, the Siamese people don't think
that way. They don't reflect how anus
ing a monkey is. They find out what a
monkey can do, and make him useful
by making him do it. There are
plenty of monkeys in Siam. They are
of all sizes, large and small; and the
large apes of Siam, we have heard, are
used by the Siamese merchants as
cashiers in their counting-rooms.
Think of making apes useful in such a
way as that! To keep them for cash
iers in a counting-room!
We are not told that these apes are
expert in making change, or that they
are able to keep the merchants ledger
for him. Siamese merchants probably
do not have complicated account books;
yet there must be some limit to mon
keys powers of mind--even in Siam,
1 do not think the Siamese merchants
expect quite all that of their ape cash
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was committed was an enthusiastic
Buddhist lady, who insured its safety
by disposing her spectacular proper
tons upon the casket night and day
as the party travelled by rail and steam
er. She and her 1929 associates are
now in Randy engaged in the perform
ance of the solemn ceremonies of re-
ception and installation. Long before
their arrival Handy was so crowded
by pilgrims that the military were
called out to preserve order in the pre-
cincts of the temple.
The temple of Dalada Malagawa (the
words mean sacred tooth) is compare
lively insignificant structure. 10 non
Buddhist visitors it's chief interest con-
sists in its rude frescoes representative
of the torments of hell, which are quite
as hideous and grotesque as the Chris
tian frescoes in the Campo Santo, OF
Pisa. Of the hopelessly lost, by far the
larger part are women. The cruellest
torture chamber in the next world, il
would appear, is reserved for thieves
who nave pilfered Buddhist priests OF
Buddhist temples.-N. Y. Herald.
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though no relation to the Canadian
fisher is quite as courageous. One
of these, which was kept in a menagerie,
broke through into the next cage and
there attacked a leopard which was
three times its own size.
The Indian mongoose possesses all
the courage of the polecat, together
with amiability and a regulated" mind.
1t turns its pluck and prowess to good
ends, and we imagine it to stand at
the head of the list of the smaller ami
mails if quality as well as quantity is
demanded as a mark of intrepidity
There is no doubt that the mongoose
realizes the deadly nature of the cobra's
bite. It's intense excitement is strong
evidence of this. But mongoose has
been known to fight just as bravely
, against other foes. One was seen to
attack and drive off large greyhound
which it fancied was hostile to it.
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ANTS AND THEIR WAYS.
IL the Busy Little Things Were
Large Enough They Would
Rule Everything.

If ants were large enough they would
rule the earth. AS it is, they predomi-
nate the politics of their own sphere,
and have many human characteristics,
says the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The longest time for which an ant
sleeps is three and half hours. On
awakening they stretch their legs,
yawn and then carefully clean them
selves by applying their legs to their
mouths and rubbing them over their
bodies, very much in the style of cat
washing her face; after which they
comb and brush their heads and bodies
with the natural comb which nature
gives them.
The most remarkable thing about
this is thst almost every necessity for
which we are obliged in our case to en-
ploy more or less complicated me-
chanscal contrivances is provided for
by the physical structure of the ants.
Ants clean themselves both before
and after sleep and also after eating.
Frequently one ant will lick and brush
another all over, limb by limb, the ant
operated on sprawling on her back, re-
Taxing her muscles and abandoning her
self to the enjoyment of Nle operation.
They are great hunters, attacking
snakes, lizards, rats, mice, centipedea
and beetles