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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30
The Smoke Nuisance,
lie Editor OF The Evening Star:

To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
Any one who happened to be on Pennsyl-
vania avenue on Wednesday afternoon be-
tween and o'clock could have witnessed
a display of the non-enforcement of the
anti-smoke law that would have been any
thing but agreeable. Not only was the
street filled with the smoke belching forth
from half a dozen big ehimneys, but Gin
ders flew in every direction. Every down
town hotel and the large bakeries emitted
volumes. 1 called the attention of a po-
iiceman to this fragrant violation of law,
and he informed me IL was none of his
business. Whose business is il? X
October 2S 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30
TOTAL OF FOUR YEARS.
Young Man Goes to Penttentiary for
Stealing Bicycles.

Joseph E. Green. alias James Jones.
white youth, convicted Thursday last In
Criminal Court No. of grand larceny, was
tried today in the same court under an in
dictment alleging second offense petit lar
ceny. A vero!ct of guilty was returned.
Bicycles were the articles charged to have
been stolen.
Justice Clabaugh sentenced Green to Inn
prisonment in the West Virginia peniten-
tiary at Moundsvilie for total of four
years, two years in each case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30
Former Volunteer Turns RObber.

John Peter. a recently discharged private
of Company D, seth United States Volun-
teer Infantry. and a native OF Oakland.
Cal. was shot and instantly killed yester-
day morning while with a gang of robbers
attempting to rob a general store at Bea-
son, Ill. As Peter started to enter the
Waterman in the store shot him in the head
with a shotgun.
Other members of the gang fed. Papers
showed Peter to have enlisted September
H. at Fort Crook. Neb., and to have been
discharged October II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30
A Pleasant DutV,

when I know anything worthy Of recommends
ton / consider ii my duty tell it." says Rev
Jas. Murdoch OF Harrisburg, Pa. DIR. Agnew $
Catarrhal Powder has cured me Of Catarrh OF five
years standing II lie certainly magical In Its ef-
Feet. The drst application benefited me In Eve
mlnates. would not be without IT In the house %
Sold by r. 5. WILLIAMS, 9th and = SITS; Ed
NOSDs 4 WILLIAMS, Sd and Pa ave. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30
Centennial Committee Meeting.

There will be a meeting this afternoon at
o'clock at the rooms of the Washington
board of trade, laos C street, of the COM
rnittee appointed to arrange for the cele-
bratton of the centennial anniversary of
the establishment OF the seat Of the ma
tional government here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-30

A jury in Circuit Court No. 1 today re-
turned sealed verdict awarding the plain
tiff 81. 800 in the suit at law Instituted by
Herman Friedlander against the Washing
ton Post Company to recover $3.50 for
alleged libel
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
ZnacZne Zam6wienia.

Olbrzymie fabryki lokomotyw
Baldwin, W Philadelphia, Pa, prze.
pe}nione So pracs, a .akiego ruchu
ME pamietajs tam cd lat kilku. Fa-
bryki Baldwin, zatrudniajs obecnie
oko}o 1900 robotnik6w, a nawet ci
ME So W stanie zamowionej piracy wy.
konac. w ostatnich dniach kilku fa.
bryki to otrzyma}y znow swieze "a.
mowienia ma budowe 56 lokomotyw
q tych Is przeznaczone 50 dla kolei
cesarstwa chinskiego. Jest to juz dru'
gle zam6wienie nades&ane Chin "
ostatnich 10 miesiscach. Najnowsze
ieduak zam6wienie to 30 frachtowych
nadzwyczaj eietkich lokomotyw dis
kolei Reading. Kolej Chicago North
western takze poczyni}a pewne zna
czue zamowienia, d fabryki Baldwi
ma zapewniaja prace dla kilku tysie
cy robotnikow przez ca4e zine polo
We przysz4ego lsta. Pocieszajacy tc
objaw powrotu lep:z ch czas6w oby
czesciej podobne wiesci nadchodzi}y
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
Trust stalOWy i drutOWy.

L Pittsburgh, Pa, donosza, ze
utworzony pred niedawnym czasem
trust stalowy i drutowy pod nazws
"American Steel & Wire Co." "a.
wiesis pred trzema tygodniami swoje
czynnosci powodu niecheci przysta-
pienia don kilku wielkich kompanij
drutowych stalowych. w ostatnich
atoli dniach trudnosci te zosta@y
p'zezwyciezone, bo fabryki: Pittsburg
Wire Co., Oliver Snyder Steel Co.,
Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., New Cas-
tie Wire Co., Cincinnati Wire Co., i
Washburn-Moen Man. Co. przysts.
pity do trustu. Cd Nowego Roku
podjs2 on nanowo swe funkcye. Ka-
pita2 obrotowy tel organizacyi wyno-
81 s35, 600, ,oCo; kontrola jego rozciaga
sic ma fabrykacye handel drutu i
stall ma ca4ej niemal kuli ziemskiej.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07

Ma okaz posy&amy jeden numer gazety
darmo.
Ma kredyt gazety nj ksiazek ME wysy-
{amy.
Podarunki dostaja tylko ci abonenci,
kt6rzy opiacaja ma ca}y rok CORY It. J.
sl5o)
Nasi agenci maja re soba rome ksiazki,
kt6re wydaja ma premium do gazety
sprzedaja po nader niskich cenach.
Zwracamy uwage, ze agenci ME sa "
stanie wozic ze soba wszystkich ksiazek;
ale gdy kto chce nabyc jaka ksiazke, kt6-
rel agent ze soba ME ma, to MECH agen-
towi zapfaci wed}ug ceny katalogu, a my
ksiegarni wyslemy naty chmiast zadana
.ksiazke.
= q tgenci wydaja kwity ma ka1da ODE
sumo.
Eleniadze ilisty nalezy p'zysyiac pro-
sto do wydswcy, pod adresem:
A. A. Paryski,
1926 Huron street,
Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
o kOBlETACH | OLA KOBIET.
PRZEZ IRENE PARYsKA
Kilka uwag umiejetnosci kupowania.

hHka uWag umleJeJnOScl kupOWanla.
C~ Kupienie towaru gustownego niedrogego jest
talentem, kt6ry niewiele kobiet posiada, osoby
Srednio zamozne ME powinny kupowat towaru dro.
giego, lub bardzo taniego. Mody zmieniaja sic tax
czesto, ze ko]ory jednym roku ME So uzy-
wane ma drugi rok.
Kupujace panic nieraz mona sfyszec jak zadaja
czystego jedwabiu po so cent6w "a yard. zadnego
prawdziwego jedwabiu tel Genie ME mona dostac,
wiec tez AMI jedwabu AMI aasu satin tax tanio ME
op}aci sic kupowac. Dobry jedwab famie sic nk}ada
fa}dy sam przy wzieciu 60 do reki; trzeba unikac
bardzo sztywnego jedwabiu, gdyz TAXI predko peka.
Najepiej sic nosza swiecace jedwabie, bo ME maja
weiny.
Ma podszewki do sukien lepszych uzywany jest
jedwab, W braku takowego uzywa sic bawe}nianej.
Podszewka pod stanik powinna bye perkalu lub
nnego materya}u, kt6ry sic ME rozciaga. Podszewka
sp6dnicy powinna bye sztywna i lekka We}ne cd
bawe}ny mona odr6znic gdy przyiozymy zapalona "a
pa}ke do materyaiu (pr6bkD we4na bedze sic wolno
palic bawe}na sp}onie odrazu.
Materya}y g}adkie, jak kaszmir "a srednia Gene,
nosza sic epe niz materyaiy ostre; ale przy kupnie
rzeba uwazac aby ME byfo skaz towarze bo take
miejsca predko sic przecieraja.
Ola dzieci fanela bawelniana jest lepsza cd wei.
nianej Fanea W prazki jedwabne, uzywanana bluz.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
LOkOmotywy i wag0ny ida. .

Lokomotywy i wagony ida.
"The Railroad Gazette" wycho.
dzaca W New Yorku, podasa W z. ty-
godniu statystyke budowy lokomotyw
i wagon6w " Stanach Zjednoczonych
"a rok miniony. OGDEN zbudowano
W tym kraju 1875 lokomotyw, czyli
o 624 wiecej niz wr. 1897. Me viii
czono do tel liczby tych lokomotyw,
ktore kompanie kolejowe zbudowa}y
we w2asnych warsztatach. Wagon6w
zbudowano " z. roku 105, 1853; tych
$4,000 towarowych 500 osobowych
i 1850 tramwaj6w, z kt6rych l, 1853
wysaano zagranice. Ubieg2y rok bya
najpomy6lniejszym dla warsztatow
lokomotyw i wagon6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
TOLEDO, OHIO, SOBOTA 7 sTYCZNIA, 1895

Rozpoczas on rewizye Cd przedzalh,
gdzie przewaznie Mode dziewczeta
pracdja i tutaj najwiecej dzieci W
wieku ponizej IA lat znalazs. TAX mp.
W National Knitting Works by4o
przesz4o 80 dzieci, ME majacych
jsszcze ii lat.
zarzadcy fabryk prawdopodobnie
ME beda mogli bye pociagnieci do od-
powiedzialnosci, bo przedSozyli komi-
sarzowi zaswiadczenie rodzic6w tych
dzieci, il ostatnie maize juz przesz{o
IA lat. Komisarz stwierdzi4 jednak W
urzedzie zdrowia, ze dzieci ME maja
jeszcze ii lat i zakaza4 i'm wr6cic do
piracy.
Rodzice bardzo czesto odbieraje ze
szkosy dzieci, maiace IL do l3 lat,
i posy&ajs je do fabryki. Poniewaz
jednak W fabrykach j warsztatach ME
wolno zatrudniac dzieci W wieku nj.
lei IA lat, wiec zarzadcy 4sdajs
swiadectwa, ze dziecko ma juz IA
lat, rodzice, 2aszczac sic ma kilka
centow, jake TAXI dzieciak zarobi,
daja swiadectwo, chociaz dziecko ma
zaledwie IL do 12 lat. Fabrykanci
chetnie takie dzieci zatrudniaja, bo
maso i'm place. Teraz po wypedzeniu
dzieci beds zmuszeni brac doros}e
osoby wiecej i'm p4acic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
PREMIA "AMERYkI"

"a $1.5O
bedziemy posyfat "Ameryke" przez
s-a rok W prezencie wyslemy obraz
Ez.. Krol6w Polskich, wielkosci 2Sx36
a*s 4s.s cali. Obraz sam wart prawie 500
"a $l.5O
bedziemy posyiac:
l. "Ameryke" ma rok.
2. w prezencie poslemy ksiazek "a
SO cent6w.
Ia $500.
Kto przysle $2.OO, zamiast $3.50, to
moze wybrat ksiszek z katalogu "a
+. $1.OO i pokwitowany bedzie "a gaze
to ma cafy rok. Jezeli kto ME chce
ksiazek, moze wybrac tuzin fyzeczek,
kt6re warte ga $l.OO.
"a $3.50. =.
Kto przysle $3.50, to bedzie pokwi.
towany "a gazette ma cafy rok iw pre-
xencie moze wybrat ''Stereoskop," z
"a widokami Meki Pahskiej.
"a $500.
Il Specyalnie ma krotki czas bedziemy
4 wysy}at "Biblie czyi ca}kowite Pi'
smo owiete" kwitowac "a "Amery-
ke"na rok. B'blia sama warta $500.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
Dzieci W fabrykach.

Komisarz robot publicznych " Mil.
waukee, Wis, zajss sic euergieznie
zbadaniem, czy " fabrykach bywajs
zatrudniane dzieci ponizej lat IA, co
jest prawem wzbronione.
w przecisgu ostatnich kilku dni
kaza2 jul przeszso 100 takich dzieci
oddalit fabryk, poniewaz stwier.
dzil, ze ME maja jeszcze IA lat.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
OD WYDAWCY.

Naval list6w obstalunkami
ma gazette i ksiazki jest tax wielki
wtym czasie, 70 ME jestesmy VISTA.
ME ma wszystkie listy odpowiadac
tego samego dnia, kt6rego odbie-
RAINY. Jezeli wiec kto ME dostanie
odpowiedzi zaraz, MECH }askawie
poczeka kilka dni.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
PrawidfOwy odpOczynek.

Najlepiej odpoczac po meczacej wycieczce jest
nastepujacy spos6b zdjad suknie w}osy rozpuscit,
umyt rece i szyje goracej wodzie. Pofozyt sic
wznak, oczy zamknae lezec tax pietnascie minut;
nastepnie wypit szklanke goracej wody, a z pewno
scia zmeczenie mimic.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
Karty wizytOwe.
0 POlkach W Brazylii

S"uAAo'
POlkach W Brazylii
wyraza sic "Republica," pismo codzienne, wychodza
ce po portugalsku W Kurytybie, nastepujaco:
"...W pare godzin by}y ma ulicy wszystkie Polki
Kurytyby Kto przyjdzie przypatrzy sic bizej, ten
przyzna, ze Kurytyba bez Polek jest niczem.
Te }adne mile stworzenia (mimosas creaturas)
o ziotych w}osach paci roy, kt6re stanowia dwie
trzecie ludnoSci zehskie stanu trzeciego Kuryyby,
zachwycaja sic bez upamietania muzyczka byle akai
rakietami. Wszystkie, zadajac igrzysk i chleba,
nasladuja upadajacych Rzymian. Zywot sw6j pre-
pedsaja ma smiechu: smieja sic zawsze po swojemu.
Jestto fakt niezaprzeczony i sprawdzony, 70 Polka
przynsjmniej powyzsze Varsity spoaecznej urodzona
jest do mifosci zyje dla przemijajacego usywania
tego zycia pe4nego uiud. Uwazaja sic Polki "a bar.
dzo szczesiwe, jezei uszczesliwiaja bizniego Jest
faktem, ze ocieraja wiee }ez serdecznie pomagaja
swoim. Mech beda b}ogos}awione!."
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
Michaf p. Paryski

kolektuje " Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
Natrona, Duquesne, Braddock, Viii.
merding, McKeesport W miastach
okolicznych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07


ma w}asnost maia wyspe koraows ma oceanic spokoj-
nym, zwana Wake. Kapitan Taussig, przebywajacy
obecnie okretem rzsdowym Bennington W porcie
Honolulu ma Hawai-, otrzyma} rozkaz wyjazdu do
rzeczonej wyspy tam ma wywesit sztandar gwia
zdzsty ma dowdd objecia wyspy Wake posiadanie
Stan. Zjedn. Jest ona oddalona cd wysp Hawai- o
1000 mil ma zach6d, 300 mil ma wsch6d cd Guam
ma wyspach Ladronach Jeszcze 1851 r. amerykai.
ski admiral Wilkes objaf owa wyspe posiadanie a.
le 70 wzgledu jej ma}osci ME sciaga}a nigdy
mieszkahc6w do siebe.
Wake liczy trzy mile diugosci; przecietna wyso
kost ponad powierzchnie morza wynosi 8 stop. Stu.
zyt ona bedzie stacye da telegraph, idacego Ma
Mill do Ameryki. Zbudowanym tez niej zostanie
zbiornik swiezej wody.
Kapitan Taussig parowcem Bennington wyje
die wyspy Wake do wyspy Guam, kt6ra nasz Rad
zdobyf ma Hszpanii obejmie teraz posiadanie.
Komiaarze amerykaiscy Paryzu starali sic o
nabycie jednej wyspy grupy Caroliu, ale starania
ich ME zosta}y uwiehczone pozadanym skutkiem.
Komisarze amerykahscy, wys}ani do Paryza dla
oho"lehla Hlszpanaml traktatu pokoJoWego, Wro-
Gill piatek Europy do Nowego Yorku, W sobo.
te wiecz6r juz stane W Westinghouse, gdzie odby}a
sic ceremonial wreczena aktu pisanego prezydentowi
Mckinley W niebieskiej sail Bia}ego Domu zgroma-
dzili sic komisarze i prezydent otoczeniu klku
wyzszych urzednik6w. sekretarz Moore wydobyf tedy
z ma@ej sk6rzanej waikiki document, majacy forme
duzej encyklopedy wreczyi takowy prezydentowi.
W}adza amerykaiska W Manili podjela starania
ceu obrony interes6w swego rzadu pa wyspe Pan.
ay grupie wysp Filipin. DIVA pu}ki piechoty jedna
baterya okret wojenny Baltimore jada do por.u
miasta 1loilo s4a ia zbrona wys}ana zosta}a celu
utrzymania porzadku W temze miescie, gdyz KRAKOW.
cy zajel stanowisko grozne wobec Hiszpan6w. Praw.
dopodobnie si}a zbrojna obejmie miasto wyspe W
posiadane Stan. Zjedn.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
SPRAWY BIEZACE.

Zydowskie stowarzyszenie historyczne odby&o
sw6j 1O.ty doroczny zjazd z. roku W Filadelfi, W
dniu 20 ~ grudnia. Ma zjezdze by}o duao pisa.
rzow, dziennikarzy uczonych aydowskch. Towarzy-
stwo celu oswiate wszechludzka pomiedzy
nizszemi klasami zydowskiemi.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07

General Davis zosta} mianowany gubernatorem
prowincyi Pinar del Rio ma Kubie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1899-01-07
AGENCI "AMERYKI."

Wfadysfaw Michalski
bedzie kolektowa} W Buffalo, Bata'
via, Rochester, Tonawanda, Niagara
Falls, Dunkirk, Erie i Cleveland.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23
WASHING ASPHALT PAYMENTS
Purpose is to Remove the Slime and
Harden Road

Bicyclists who have ridden much on
the asphalt streets of German cities
say that the tendency to "side-slip" is
there much less marked than on SINH
lar pavements in this country. The
explanation of this fact may possibly
lie in the statement which is made
by the American consul at Breslau
that the asphalt streets in that city are
regularly washed, the purpose of the
washing being to remove the slime
which the asphalt seems to leave and
to keep the street from being slip
perry. The washing has the further
effect of preserving and hardening the
asphalt. The care taken of the asphalt
by the city authorities contrasts
strongly with the methods usually
adopted in the United States. For
instance, the space in front of the con-
sulate is divided into four squares,
which are in charge Of one man. After
cleaning the street early in the morn
ing he wheels out barrow load of very
fine, sharp sand, and scatters it light
ly over the streets, to prevent slip
ping.
Rainy days the process is repeated
several times. Once a week the whole
street is sluiced and thoroughly wash
ed with sprinkling carts. These are
followed by ample roller brushes,
which sweep the water and slime into
the gutter, whence it is carted away.
After this the man who has charge Of
the streets comes along with his
wheelbarrow and sand sprinkler. In
spring or autumn, when the streets
are often sloppy and wet, the washing
is done several times during the week.
The man in charge of the asphalt pave
ment is paid cents an hour, the or
binary street hands receiving cents.
Nobody filters up the street or puts
sweepings on the pavement. There is
a box kept for these. Wire baskets
are fastened on lamp-posts, against
houses, fences or trees, in which the
public may throw waste paper while
walking along. The citizens are very
proud of their clean and sweet-smell-
ing streets. and the householders have
to sweep to the center of the street in
front of their sidewalks every morning
before o'clock. The litter is piled
up, and soon the city teams cart it
away.-Boston Transcript.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23
BITS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Paderewski's home is kept continu-
ally filled with cut flowers, the gifts OF
his admirers.
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr., has set a
new fashion at Newport. She does her
own marketing.
When one of her friends is sick Mrs.
Mckinley sends her basket of flowers
daily from the white house conserva-
tory.
One of England's greatest men died
the other day at Macclesfeld His
name was Leo Whitton and he weighed
ia pounds.
Margaret Deland says she reads eco
Monies, history and the newspapers for
instruction, and novels only for enter
tainment.
Who is the weightiest bishop in
Christendom? Rt. Rev. Elezar Tore
gianni, formerly abbot of the Capuchin
monastery in Peckham, South London.
now Roman Catholic bishop of Armi-
dale, in Australia, is probably the man.
He scales stone pounds. A parish
in his diocese once presented him with
carriage, the bottom of which col
lapsed the first time he got into it,
leaving him in somewhat undignified
and unepiscopal attitude
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23
THE WILD HORSE GOING.
Gradual determination in Washington,
Idaho and Montana.

Gradually, but surely, the great
herds of range horses on the interior
plains of Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana are being driven to the wall In
the last two years at least s., 900 head
of horses have been removed from the
ranges of eastern Washington alone
Their disposition has been approx
mately as follows: Shipped to Chi
cago and other eastern markets, 10000;
sent to Alaska during Klondyke rush,
5000; canned into horse meat at Lin
ton, Oregon, for shipment to France,
5000; driven to Idaho, Montana, Wy
oming, Colorado and Utah, largely for
pack and saddle horses, 10000; broken
for use by new settlers in Washington,
10000; died in the last two winters,
5000. Loss from state in two years,
5000. This loss has been double the
natural increase, reducing the number
OF wild horses in this state from about
1851 900 to $4,000 or 10000. At this
rate of decrease they would last for
some years, but the fact is that the
horses are being confined to smaller
area each successive year, thereby in
creasing their chances of destruction.
At least 5000 horses died of starvation
last winter in the districts north and
south of the Snake river. Fifty to SO
per cent. of some bands vanished un-
der the conditions of short grass and
deep snow. The cattle and sheep, on
the other hand, are rounded in the
lower valleys during the fall and fed
during the winter. The range horses
are now confined almost entirely to the
thinly populated counties of Douglas,
| Lincoln, Adams and Franklin and
parts of Yakima and Klickitat, in
Washington. These animals are worth
SO to $40, according to size and quality.
A large number of them are cayuses;
others are strong, large-boned horses.
In June, 5000 head of Douglas county
horses were sold for shipment east at
$3.50 and SO and Sc per head, according
to size. The horse canning factory at
Linton, Oregon, has converted about
5000 head into meat for shipment to
France and Germany in the last two
years. still larger number will be
canned in the near future, for the in
dustrial department of the Northern
Pacific railway has aided in the estab
lishment of another horse canning fac
tory at Medora, N. D. A home market
for many thousand head has been
caused by the boom in the wheat in
dustry, owing to the good crops and
good prices of the last two years.
Thousands of wild horses, weighing
1 100 pounds and upward, have been
broken to the pillow by both old and
new settlers. The indications are that
this local absorption will continue in
limited way for several years in
eastern Washington and Idaho.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23
MUNICIPAL CARE OF TREES.

The department of forestry of the
city of Springfield, Mass, has shown
commendable energy in the protection
OF trees along streets in that city. The
city forester, William f. Gale, has
lately issued circular letter saying:
The cutting of roots of trees being
one Of the most common injuries 10
which shade trees are subject, the SUI
pervisors of highways and bridges, at
the request of the city forester, have
instructed the employees of the city
having the laying of walks and the set
ting of curbings, not to cut the roots
of trees without his consent. The at
tention of contractors, excavators.
builders, and all others having to do
with the laying of walks and grading.
is called to the order of the supervis-
ors, and they are requested to instruct
their men that the cutting of roots Of
trees within the highway is not ell
lowed, except as provided above. Sec
ton of chapter 81. public statutes Of
this state. which forbids the mutilation
of trees. applies to their roots as much
as to any other portion OF the tree"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23

use of an electrical trolley arrange
ment it is maintained that hoist OF
fifteen thousand feet may be made with
as much ease and safety as attend the
five thousand foot hoists at the Calu-
met Hecla and Tamarack mines.
Though the Yates plan contemplates
an outside limit of one hour in which
to lower a shift of men necessary to
supply a 400-stamp mill, the vertical
lift plan would effect a sensible saving
Of time in this regard, as we'll as in
the hosting of ore. II there are no in
surmountable engineering difficulties
in the way of mining at depth Of fif-
teen thousand feet, the whole problem
resolves itself into the economic one
Of whether or not the ore at this depth
will be rich enough to pay the in
creased cost of extracting it.
The whole question will soon have
to be thoroughly discussed, as the new
deep-level workings will have to be be-
gun soon, If they are to be completed
in sufficient time to enable them to
keep up the gold output, as the upper
sections of original mines are ex-
hausted.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23
CAUTION IN INrRODUCTIONS.

Outside of ones own house every one
should be careful in the matter of max
ing introductions. A lady at friends
house may safely introduce two per-
sons whom she herself knows well. A
man makes introductions more careiul-
ly, and both men and women must
first, if possible, get the consent of the
persons to be introduced. An excep-
ton to this rule, which hardly needs to
be noted, comes when three or four
persons are thrown together, some or
whom are strangers to all but one OF
the others. In this case to save awk-
wardness a simple introduction should
be made. Some persons of genial dis
position feel it necessary to introduce
all persons in their immediate neigh
borhood at any social function. 1t is
needless to say that this wholesale in
PRODUCING is entirely a mistake, and
that those who engage in it usually
make themselves very obnoxious to
their acquaintance. A woman has al
ways more freedom than man in
making introductions, and a man, for
example, will hardly offer to introduce
two ladies to each other unless he
knows them both very well.-Leah
Lanceford in Woman's Home Com
panion.