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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25

than ten years he has lived up there con-
.inuously without taking a trip to civili-
zation. During those years he has been
a trader. keeper of supply post,
whittier natives. hunters, prospectors and
miners journeyed to obtain food and
clothing and ammunition in exchange for
furs and gold dust Now he is reputed
to be a millionaire in mining prospects
and In actual nuggets.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
"CAUCASlAN CHEAP LABOR"
Women and Children Doing Work
Which Cinnamon Refuse.

"Ruined by Caucasian cheap labor"
may be the next cry of the industrious
Chinese of San Francisco, says The Ex-
anliner, for it is fact that Lew Hing,
Mongolian fruit packer. during the sea-
son just ended discharged nearly all his
Chinese help and hired white women and
white children to do his. work because
they, driven to desperation By poverty.
would consent to work for less money.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25

bamboo structure Of the. outriggers. puff
ing palm wrapper cigarettes or with
mouths filed with the betel nut, let the
seductive zephyrs blow them onward TO
a short day of labor. ail-aal
Later in the day line of boats two
miles long and several hundred in num-
ber-for they have been augmented by
arrivals from Tapul and Lugus islands.
are anchored over the fishing ground.
The men stand nude upon the gunwaies.
of the boats, ready for the dive, perhaps.
with a corded basket at the wrist and a
short, heavy knife. with which to igh,
sharks and fishes or pry some cling;ng
shell from its hiding place. One feels "a
deep sense Of disappointment at finding
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
Co outfous.

'Don't let Henrietta hear you ailude to
her as my better half" said Mr.. Meekton
behind his hand to the friend who had
come to dinner.
Il understand. The expression is
triile commonplace. not TO say plebeian."
1T isn't that. But l wish you'd choose
another fraction. 1t would annoy Hen
rietta vastly to have you think she was
less than -four-ffths at the lowest calcaia-
tion. ."-WashiEgtor Star.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
WORKING UNDER A cH1NEsR Boss.

Lew Kings establishment is at $40
Stockton street, and his business is to
put up canned fruits and vegetables, to-
matoes being his speciality. On the occs-
sion of recent visit Of an Examiner
writer to this place a score or more Of
white women and 80 or GO children were
found working in Kings cellar under the
sidewalk. peeling pears and peaches un-
der the supervision of Chinese boss,
who ruled them as few masters outside
of a slave pen would think of doing.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
FIRE ALARM CALLS.
l Central Engine House
. Buckeye Works
. Ia- To- TTrEc

II
. r DunIera w WsSrI. o
IST AIran Tron Nv Wa,ts
4 nia,.sod I'D phb Wo-h
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e Ma s'iai Gnu Mnrhes 1 c,~th -d
y 1ds NJ ail lne 'aouse, to.St S,H
Q 1oLai Lossu" way, Sef,l Da%a1 -nr,
@ SJerroea SaSnea "a, ds AM M;n nowsr Nsili..
10 6onuinacneI 6 NIL M;u iniaA
80 Furnpao FrUSpeo', d ndaI proadv - ID
"a NJ ~ W I.'oN"
if ~. Ashd nII De- MJoH D,
e ie Nsn dNu arr l-ace .tu;n
~ Corm III 81 ~ EoL $3.50, ~ e''
70 ,rou En,n - NJ NJ. nxcaadP and Ps.r.r WI.
o 10 airp ALn ,9 1'th mUSel snu neapei
81 pro n ..aoi pSi
% Eoropp Epeoo anS i'a1 I.rSs ga inS
% SSo anu a IT, H..
Ok Main naan and 1eaa Ehaaa nAenanss
oe WrtL ee1u - - nsm.un.d,
o9 W. w sqa.Lt ~ IL" a,I as.u G
90 s,-n mafnet aiio uIeeno
40 hiTi TTu Nuile Mo1H5
81 .i WashiIg.on ai'o 5oPp lucy
% % ISot = NI .n aowaro anu No'sn
o. 81 w ne1 NGns auu SRlTIe
o. Cm MdIheC Snc saiiey
90 90 Sm Snomn anu SPlcer
90 81 G.Ii Ny anu 1. ouuiueI
90 V;I W anu ESAIiiuscon
90 90 Sd me anu o1ntan
90 NW1DuIn anu CamPpen
AZ n nooSeel av ana LOCUST
20 E eali, N near Glssern
main anu rad9r
10 10 So.ege ana MN
40 40 AAIIlhgton ana he1ei
H 1e Wowe Wv. % ana %ooWery
40 esG Soutn
70 merrill pottery, state 81
oa Iowaru ana Cnerry
oS 10. Engine mouse, MAZE q FAX
% Center st. railroad crossing
Oh Buchtel av. and Union
66 Akron Stoneware Co., Sixth WARD
% Lods and Turner
6S Perkins and Adolph ave
% Main, near Odd Fellows Temple
81 Case ave and Kent
62 Sieberling Mill, Sixth Ward
6S Johnston and Champlain
GA Akron Sewer Pipe Co. Black mill
65 Hill Sewer Pipe Co, e. Market
67 Carroll and E. Market
6S Secon ave and Valley railroad
SO Johnson and Wilson
Il Grant and Cross
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
ESKIMO MINERS.
Millionaire Dexter ard His Family
yt.tt CsviTIv,<fo,,

Visit C1vfIIXatfOn.
The little Alaskan steamship Portland,
bearing S1.o00.000 in gold. arrived here
with the second lot Of gold seekers who
have returned treasure laden from Cape
Nome this season. says the San Francis
co Chronicle. There were no more inter-
esting persons among the. 364 passengers
than ]. A. Dexter and his Eskimo family
from Goloyin bay.
Dexter is pioneer Of that country and
is one of the fathers Of Nome. For more
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
Faster than ever
to California
'Chicago-Un Pacific G.
North Western Line

THE OVERLAND LIMITED leaves
Chicago $50 p. m. dEiiy, arripes
San Francisco S. IS afternoon of third
day and Los Angeles earlynextmorn-
ing. No change of cars; all neaLs,in
Dining Cars. Buffet Smoking and
Library Cars with barber. The best
of everything. The Pacific Express
leaves 1880 p. m. daily. Tourist
Sleepers every day and personally
conducted excursions every Thurs
dky. Illustrated book free. Call on
dny agent or address Chicago s.
. North Western Ry.
46r e,oaduay, Rsv York 4s5 yins s-.. cireinsati
6o1 chsst St. phadsiphia 5o7 Smthrd ST.. Pi.tsbsrg
so1 se. S. "a. arsaa. c's,.tass
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
baby'S Voice

81
full of
she forward to with indeseIbab Every should tina,
scientific niuent By its aid
and without
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
In effect Nov. 10, 1899.
Union Depot.

THE NORTHERN OHIO RAILROAD.
Time Card Dee. 10. 1898.
Depot North Main Street.
Depsft-No ~ ~ am
No. osuJ pm
AIIlFo-NO' 9-zu pm
No.12.....-.............--.-....s. -....s..----ls:i5 am
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25
THE NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION co.
The A., B. & c. Railroad.
Waiting Room. North Howard st.
Time Gard Nov 2O 1900

Cars for Cleveland leave corner Howard
and Market SITS. every hour from $50 am.
to $3.50 pm and to l0:S0 pm. Saturdays and
Sundays $40 am. $3.50 am, and every
half hour to z p.m., p.m., pm. and 1850
pm.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-25

value TO all WOIIl6n VIII De
sent free to any address by
BradheId Regulator Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Der NG6e BON 2atacunga, Elm unb ~begruben
bas Sob in Der @iGbniB BON 21aganati.
Der Nert6 bieies C9aBes pirb bOn frii9ez
rem 9ei6i4tSI4reibern auf $90,000,0O0
angefdlagen.
Na6 Der 9inri9tung Nta6ualpa's b1eBte
Pi8arro Gu3cO, Die alte 9auptfabt bes
2onOes, no er mod unge6eure 8eute ma9te;;
unb g%riinbete glei63eitig bic reue 9oupttabt
Gina. Die 8eruaner tpebrten 1ib LANCE
ber3peifeIt 9e9en bic 6erri6aft Der Spunier
unb fii6rten BON ben S9lu9ten unb 8erg-
bDben Der Nnben aus nod lange einen err
b~itterten 9ueriIafrteg; bO4 an ben &iii ten
unb in ben fru9tbaren @6enen IeBten fi9 bic
Spunier bauern0 fet unb Pi3arrO prganiz
firte nit groBem @e1bid bic &oloniiation
bes 2anbes. pi5arrO pur6e befanntli9 fpdz
ter burb cine @erf9p0rung ermorbet.
@on 1913 Bis 1921 bitbete peru Elm ipaz
nif6es @icef0nigtbum, op6 am %. Suli bes
leBtgenannten Sabres ipurbe Die una61Gngz
igfeit 9err'S proflamirt uno Der ~argsntiz
niI9e @eneral San Marttn, tpe19er nit
9ilfe Der perbiirbeten Nrgentinier unb @biz
lenen Die gpantsr gu 9aaren 9etrieben un5
Der &eool1tion ben grfolg geiihert bate,
gum Proteftor Der reuen Gepubltt erpdblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

&egierung GIT befetigeu, mar Elm Sabr i'm
@ongreB, purOe gum 8ioeprdfibenten Der
Oeputirtentdmmer ertpGblt, betletbete unter
prGiToent pierpld oas Nnt zines Mtnifters
fir Dffentltbe 8auten unb nurbe bann in
ZEN Senat, uno enbli3 gum prdtoenten err
pG6lt. Nls 1etn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fat
Ct S0rberu1g Dffentli9er, gemeinniiBiger
8aaten, Der 8epGferlmgsprpbleme, Der &oz
GpniIatton unb Der 8erg6auz unb Nderbauz
SnOu itrie angetiinbigt unb min Oor a0em bas
2unb bpn ben f9a0igenOen @inflIfen pOliz
tiI9er Mirren befreien.
Ser @e6urtsOrt Gomana's, bas ate, e6rz
niir0ige Nrequipa, 1T cine Der merttpir6igz
item StGbte Der 0ett uno man fann po6l
Iagen, DaB ie beinabe spet Sabr6unoerte
binter Der 3eit 3uriid 1T. Sel6ft in Spa
MEN gtebt es nenig Orte, in benen 70 att
mobilize @epO6n6eiten unb Sttten berrz
iGen, tpie in Nrequipa. Die Gtabt tit tpegen
3~ipeierlei Su9en beriibnt: eritens ipegen Der
~Itrengen Geligio1itGt ibrer 8epobner un6
5~peitens tpegen ibrer reinen 4tmpsp6dre.
0ie 2uft lit bort tldrer un0 Der 9immel
blauer, aGs ~irgenbpo anbers.
Sebem 2uftbau6 pirb, big er na9 4rez
quipa orin9t, bon ben Die StaOt umgsbenben
DDen Steppen ale 6eu6tigfeit ent5ogen, UNI
Der 3erieBungspro3eB i'm Sbierz unb Pflan<
senrei9 beitebt ni4t in Der Iangiumen Ser
peIung unb SduIniB, iOnbern i'm boaItdnz
oigen @introdnen. Der auBergeipDbnli9 ret@
men 2uft pegen purbe Mrequipd audi fir bic
NnGage Der Sarpab'f4en @terntparte in
SiibzMmerita auserIe ben, BON Der aus ge9en@
ndrttq 8rof. 8ai1eb un0 feline 4Riftenten
eine perppuFGnbigte Gtsrnfarte Der 1lolt3en
9emiipbdre anfertigen.
Set mebreren Su6r9unberten TT Qrequ:pa
ou6 als Elm beroorragenOer Stb Der 8ele6r=
famfeit berii6mt g~epeIen, unb obglet9 tbre
uniDerfttGt beute ni9t mebr 10 ftarf beiu9t
TT, ME Dpr sSabren, 10 ftrDmen bier Oo3
nod INNER aablrei9e iunge 2eute aus alien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

na6m ettpa 400 Gingebprene nit, nel6e
bic MusgrabungSarbeiten bIorgen Iolten.
Mm Mbeno na9 ieiner NnfunFt an
Der auf Der &arte be5ei9neten STEELE be9ub
1i9 2ongo in 8egleitung zines anoeren
M0n9es unD bes 6auptmdnnes Der i6m atr
0edung mitgsgebenen MiIitdrabt6eilun
BON Neugierbe setrieben, in cine S9lubt
beim Eager unb fe6rte alsbalb nit elmer Nm
gail tpunberli4er 9efdBe uno 99mudIa9en
aus Sob ourid, bic er Bel ben SDlOaten
unb Snbianern 6erum3eigte. Nm nddlten
Morgen fanb man bic beiben WtDn9e unb
ben 9auptmdnn nit einem Mefer, pie es
Die @~ingebprenen gebrau6en, erito9en nnb
bic 8arte Iopie ale anberen Nufaei9nungen
tparen berI9munben. Ser nd9itbO9ite Of
ft3ier Iebte 5tpar nod auf gut Slid Die
Na9fori9ungen fort, bod purbe er BON ben
@ingeborenen in Der @ilOniB berlafen unb
mebrere Ieiner 2eute gingen bur9 6un9er
unb gnt6ebrungen gu 9runoe. Ser Reit
Der Expedition fam nab grpBen Strapu5en
in Saguna an uub bate nidts tpeitsr aufz
5utpetien, als bic paar @egentGnbe, Die Der
Pobre Congo an ienem Qbenb ms Eager
ge6ra9t bate,
Or. Atanaaio @u3mun, Der gut Nnz
fang bes 10. Su~brbunOerts in 8egEei>
tung BON 9um6olof's bic Spur 8a1Derbe's
perfOl9te, enOete plDblib in Dem @tGot4en
SuitiQo, inbem er ELECTROMAGNETIC einem
4bgrunO gu nabe fam unb 9inabltir3ts.
SpGter bat Der englil9e 8otanifer Or.
@pruce, Der i'm Sabre 1857 8lumenz
@remplore fir bic t0nigIihen @drten in
Sem Iammelte, 8eri9te iiber bic @tau6z
piirbigteit Der @alberOe'fden Qngaben
iiber ben S9uB Der Sntas gefanot,
ue6er ben urfprung bes S9aBes pir6
Solgenbes eradbIt: DIS Pi5arro ben &difer
Mta6ualpa in @aiumarca %gefangen geiebt
bate, berfprab er INN, i'm frei3ulo1en unb
i'm mieber in feline Mu6t ein3uieben, tpenn
er ben 9aGait nit Sob u%nfilen ipiirbe. Nls
bies ge59eben mar, berlungte 8i3arro in fetz
ner uneridttli9en 6abgier cine 8erboppez
lung bes a%ngebduften &ei4t9ums, unb bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Sta6t SruiiQp, Die i'm Sabre 1886 BON Pis
3urro gegriinbet uno bon oieiem mad lei=
mem @e6urtsorte in Spanien genannt
purbe. Mit 4usna6me Der 9auptftabt
2ima mar es Die ein3ige nit Mauern UNI
ae6e11e Stubt in Beru. @tnd 3pDlf MeiIer
pon SruiiGo entfernt ltegen bic &uinsr
bon g6imu, in man9er 8e3is6ung Die aus
gebe6nteften unb am beiten er6altener
ueberrete BON alien alien StGbten Der Mn=
ben. Sic befteben aus elmer Menge ba9=
loier 9emduer, Die EMIT prGhtigs Sempel
Paldfte unb Wo6nungen eini9lofen, Biz
bieielben BON ben Spaniern g~epliinbert unb
5sritDrt unb 1pdter Dom WiiitsnIanOe buff
per19ittet purben. Die &ui,en bor
@6imu 1inb felt Sa6ren Elm belie6tes Jelr
fir Nusgrabungen unb SorI9ungen gepe=
fen, unb es iinb bort i9On Oiele prG9tige
Cob unb SilbergefdBe, S9mudgegens
itdnbe nit %Ieltenen Supelen un0 bergletden
~gefunben porDen.
@eiGi9 bpn gbtmu erbebt it9 cine
md9ttge Pbramibe Ober Moi6ee, Die urz
fpriinglih als SempeG bes Sunnen9ottes
biente unb auf beren @tpfel Dem 2eBteren
in friiberen 3eitem Menf3enopfer eebra9t
tporben iein IpIen. Sic bat cine SrunDz
fIG9e bDn 800 Bel 470 SUB unb lit 300
SUB bO9. Sn ben unterirbti9en @enOlz
ben bat mar Mumiem Dpn Priefern uno
9duptlingen ~gefunoen, bod feline 1onittgen
S6Gbe BON Wert6. 9as &ei9 Der @6iz
mus %eriitirte mod bpr ben Sntus unD muir
be bpn Dem 2ebteren erobert. Die G6imuS
tamen, nte Die SntazSnbianer er5d6len, uuf
groBen SlDBen BON NorOsn fer, unter Slip
rung bes 9Guptlings ~gaapneGup, unb griinz
beten cine grpBe Stabt. Sic muroen DOn
Oupanqui, Dem neunten Snta, etma CUR
3eit, aGs Gbriitus le6te, unterio9t. Nur
in elmer fteinen Srti6aft Bel Santa &o1a,
unpeit Der 5tobt @ten, leben nod etna
500 Bis 600 gfa9tommen Der g6imus, bic
uu9 TIRE n~rfpriingli9en Sitten unO lire
Sprd9e fib erbalten baden. Sine eigen=
tbiimli9e Sbatfa4e tit es, baB Die 9ineit@
i9en &ulis auf ben benu9barten Planz
tagen fi9 lei9ter nit ibnen unterbalten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

f0nnen, uls bic Spanter, unb baB berf4iez
bene @0rter in ben beiben @pra6en glei6
lauten uno bieIelbe 8ebeutung BADEN. 9te
8orfa6ren Der g6imus beteten t6ierif4e
@0Ben6ilber an, nurben ieoo3 fpGter Sonz
%nenanbeter, ME lire @ro6erer. Sic 6auten
i6re Std0te auf ben 9ipfeln Der 9iigel uno
an ben Nb6Gngen Der 8erge, unb begru6en
lire Sobten i'm Sdnbe Der Wiite, UNI fetz
men 3pQ BON benz urbaren 2an0e ein3uz
biBen.
Sbgei9 bic Snfas 5umeiit bus G6riitenz
t6um ungenommen 6a6en, 6alten tie bod
mod an bielen i6rer alten Sitten unb Sc
6rGu6e feft. @S bete6t Bel i6nen, G6nli4
pie BEL ben &3tefen in Merifo, Der @lau6e,
baB 6ereinit N~ta6ualpa, pie boot Wfrntes
3umd, pieberfe6ren unb iein Rei9 nit
6iiGfe bes an ge6einer StGtte bergrabenen
G9aBss Der Sntas pieber aufri4ten peroe.
Den BrieItern lit ange6li9 Der Srt be-
fannt, mo Der S9ab begruben liegt, Do9
tpeber 0rp6ungen no8 Softer BADEN fie Bis
per gu betpegen oermO4t, i'm gu Oerrotben,
Mon er3d9Gt ii4, baB Elm @benteurer Noz
mems @uIOer0e, Der it3 in einem Snoianerz
borf in Der NGbe BON Quito nieOerlieB UNI
bic So6ter bes &a3iten beirat6ete, bon bic
fer bus @ebeimniB bes S4aBortes erfu6r
unb me6rere Sabre lang cine grOBe Menge
BON Sob, bds CT pon benz S9dBe emit
nanbte, in %SnbigoiGden na4 @uupaquil
Ianbte. Qls er glaubte, genug gu BADEN.
berlieB er feline Samilie unb bega6 iid
mad Mahrib, mo er tpie Elm Monte @riitr
lebte unb na9 ieinem SObe ieinen Rei4z
t6um benz &Onige BON @panien Oerma4te.
5ugtei9 nit elmer genuuen 8arte Der 2lan=
ganatiz8iloniB in tpel4er Der S9uB perz
Bergen lag, Ser 80nig Ianbte cine Nbz
I6rift baoon an ben 8if6Of BON Quito.
Der I'M Die Mitte bes IS, ~Sabrbunberts
cine Expedition unter Sii6rung Deg Sranz
sisfanermOn@s 2OngO ausriifete. 2ongr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

S6stlen 9eru's 3uiammen, I'm ib cine reiz
fere 8ilbung an5nstgnen.
8emerfensnertb lit, buB in beier Stabt
Die alien Ipanii4en 5amilien i6r 9ei6le3t
reiner er6alten baden, als IN anOeren Stdoz
ten unO es giebt 2eute in &requipd, Die i6@
TEN Stammbaum auf Diele Sa6r6unberte 5rz
riidfi6ren fDnrren. 9o4 bas lit audi 4GsS,
twDOrauf fe ftol8 fein %f0rnen, benin in 6Ot9e
Ter angemein berri6enben l%1nluit, l1ntbdtigz
felt uno Dem Mangel an unternebmungss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Inter ben fibameritanif9en &epubliten
bietet &pp6l bas ate Snfarei4 Peru,
in pel9em fi9 erit pOr %einigen Sagen Elm
qrdffOentenpe6fel bOG3og, inbem an @teae
bon Sen6or Iicolas pierOla Der frtbere
Senator BON Nrequipu, Senior @buarOo
9omuna, inItaGirt fpurbe, Dem Gt5nplogen
unb 5orf6er bic intereTunteten anbalts@
punfte. Die @ef9i9te Peru's batirt Bis in
bus II. Sabr6unbert u%nierer 3eitre4nun9
suriid, po unter ben Qpmurd, ben l1mtpo6z
nern bes SiticacaeS Sees, Elm Mann Namens
Maneo Gapac auftrut, Der fi4 SObn Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

unb iGbrIi6 tpieber6olter 8iirgerfriege, moz
rulii6er 8ertpiGberung, 8erarmung uno
@ntb0lterung, pie tie, nit 4%usnabme BON
8o1iDia, feline Der 5reiftaaten Sdoamerifas
erGe6te, 0o9 16eirt Der reu erpdblte PrGz
ITbent, @enbOr Don gbudroo 0ope3 be &o=
mana, bos 3eug unb ben guten Wtnen 81
BADEN, benz 2anbe Srte6en unb Wobltdn0
gu bringcn. gGls i'm Sabre 1895 guieraa
ge fir3t purbe, buGf er Sen, pierola, feline
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Snfas f6GBten bas 2e6en i6res 8aiIers 70
6o9, baB ite i9neGfiBige 8Oten na9 alien
.S6eilen beg 2anOes i%anOten, I'M mebr Golo
ouf3utrei6en, Die 70 geiammelten @@dBe
purben in gu3co auf cine 8aratpane BON
2lamas gelaben, bic auf BEN Wege na9 Ga
iamurca mar, als ben Siiberern bic &unbe
gu Obren fam, baB AtabuuIpu get0btet iet,
Sic lentten bann in cine SeitenItraBe, in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

@lerbings ~6ebuupteten Ii9 Die Spunier nof
Elm paar Sabre in Oberperu, Do6 aud bier
purbe i6r Seer bur9 8olipar CUR 8apitu=
ldtton ge5pungen uno am 6. Augut 1926
tonItituirte ii4 Sberperu unter benz Namen
9olibia nGs befonoere 3epublit.
Set Ieiner 2psreiBung BON Sparien 6ot
bic @ef6i9te peru's bus Bib elmer INNER
iteigenben 4narhie, u~n5G6liger ~@r6e6ungen
e6rgei5igsr Offi8iere, i9neG 6esnbeter UNI
meiit nt9t blutiger, aber in alien Probt15eu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
BilOer aus GERM.

Die Dor9efdibte oes alien Jrtfareides.- Die
Groberun9s5i9e pi5arro's. = Se9enoen
Ger 1nfa=5 noianer. Der per9rabene
S9ab. Qrequipa, Gle 6eburtsfaot oes
neuen Qr6ioenten Romana.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-20
A Patriotic Luncheon.

This dainty conceit for luncheon
following an evening at the theater,
private musicale, card party. or any
other style of an amusement on Wash
ington's birthday, or given in honor of
some military parsonage, is decidedly
original, odd and very effective In the
center Of each small table is bed of
palm leaves sprinkled with small blue
flowers, and rising from 1t is that part
Of our nineteenth-century battleship
known as the conning-tower, tipped
with Old Glory, while the gun compart-
ments are filed with different sorts of
fruits. Around this are arranged the
ancient style ship-hulls of cardboard
bearing sandwiches and fancy cakes.
In front of every cover there is stack
of chocolate bayonets tied firmly to-
gether with cherry-hued ribbon, and
extending from these to the top Of the
flagstaff are ropes of cherries inter-
mingled with tiny hatchets. Ices mold
ed to initiate Liberty Bell are served on
American shields, while bon-bon boxes
fashioned like war leggins are present
ed to all.-Nellie G. Coleman, in Wom-
ans Home Companion.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-20
A TREASURY THIEF.
Rcccnt Reminders Of n Robbery In
WnshinRtOn Twenty
Years Ago.

The Kcck smuGg..rg case. lately de
cided in favor OF ;aS defendant by the
supreme court of the United States.
presents a phase that recalls a cele-
bratoL robbery OF t!!p treasury in Wash
ingtOn nearly - years ago. In the
Kcck case the diamonds are in the pos
session Of the government AS keck
has been acquitted Of the offense Of
smuggling by the highest federal court.
some good lawyers WHO heard the de-
cision hold lie can recover possession OF
the iewelry. The case in one phase re-
sembiing this was the theft by treas
ury employe in Was hiugton of pack
age of currency containing 100000 In
$500 bills. The package was abstracted
at Tie noon hour. when the clerks are
allowed n time 10 leave the building for
luncheon. The thief carried it 10 Il
nearby saloon and hid it. the keeper
of the place being supposed to stand in
with him. The loss, of course, was soon
discovered and everybody who could
have taken the package shadowed. Sns-
picion quickly settled on a certain en-
ploye. who was known to freuqent the
saloon in question.
The large size of the bills gave the
conspiutors trouble. Finally they sert
one of their number to Saratoga to play
the races with a part of the money.
The rest-$12, ,O0O-they deposited In
bank in Alexandria. Va. eight miles
down the river. The man who wen;
to Saratoga was of the "tin-born' gam
bling class. lie lost his head and
played the races so badly, putting up
$500 bill every time, that the detec-
tives soon took him in. Arrests were
made, indictments found, but nobody
was convicted, for the simple reason
that the government could not prove
that the money found on the "tin horn
was a part of the identical money that
was stolen from the treasury. SO, like
Keck. they went free. The money In
the Alexandria bank remained there
severa! years until finally the late
George Bliss, of New York, came to
Washington il 1852 as one OF the gov
ernment counsel 1.-THE star route cases.
He was employed to recover this money.
His contention was simple. The gov
ernment could not prove It's title to
the money. 1t did not belong to the
bank; It. must belong to somebody;
therefore, it belonged to the person who
had deposited it. How much that per-
sonIgot of it is not known, burt Bliss was
high-priced lawyer.-Chicago Post
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-20
For ChilblainA

Procure a beef bone that contains al
good deal of marrow, remove this and
melt in jar set in boiling water.
When melted, strain and allow to COOL
Then mix in the following proportions:
Two ounces of white wax, four ounces
Of beef marrow and four ounces Of
Venice turpentine. Cut up the fats,
set them with the turpentine in q jar
in boiling water and melt over the fire.
When liquid, stir in four ounces OF
sweet oil and pour into small jars or
molds in which the salve can be stored
foe future use.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-20

Hawker-Good morning. mum; any
pins. tapes. needles, cottons or buttons
] can show you?
Miss Eldersere-Not to-day. my man.
Go away.
Hawker-Any pipe cleaners. boot
laces or collar studs for your husband.
mum?
Miss Eld.rsere-Go away, tell you;
] haven't got husband.
Haw'<cr (cheerfully. as he departs)
--Ain't yer miss? Well. don't take 1t
too much TO cart; while there's life
there's 'ope.-Ally Sloper.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS lrEMs,

AChinese woman has applied for d.
vorce in Oregon
German Methodist church building
In Milwaukee has been converted Int
. beer garden.
A Boston man who refused 70 pay
fine of five dollars for splitting In o
street ear went to Jail for 30 days.
Funny names are borne by the two
hotels in Sharpsburg. Ky. One IL the
Ware house and the other II the Wood
house. s.f.t
The railroads in the United States
give employment to about 100000 per
sons. Nearly 10000 Of these are locomo-
tive engineers.
Four new teeth lately appeared IN the
gums of Mrs. Julia Spence. of Claiborne
county. Tenn. For six years previous
she had been without teeth. Her age
Is 63.
Four cities in the United States have
each an average Of over 100 square
miles. Greater New York. EOS square
miles; New Orleans, 1861; Chicago. ls9;
Philadelphia. 129.
In Portugal. when q child OF poor
parents dies. the mother converts
plain box into coffin with glass top.
At the funeral she conveys the coffin to
the cemetery. carrying it on her head.
4 Chicago syndicate owns q ranch In
Texas which contains 5000 square
miles. Its herds Of cattle aggregate
100000 head, besides l,500 horses. and
the calf crop branded in 1897 exceeded
$1,000.
A new trunk, designed especially for
ladies use, has several trays, which slide
in and out from the front, so that the
contents of any one may be removed
without disturbing other articles In
the trunk.