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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
aoadbratltdJs autaots stan4s- Beaanas altthnndJ, IS. 9aeanar 1899.
zines beitimmten 3eitruums ni9t 5u peru1ebs

zines be 1ttmmten 3eltrdums nl9t gu pern1ebs
rem.
2. Sid 81 beFtreben, MttteG gu finben,
ibre &rie9sma6t unO bementipre6eno bic
1ntoften berfelben in 3utunft 5n D~erringern.
3. Die 8ertpenbung neuer Waffen= unn
Spren9eefApife Su berbieten, bic tpirtungsz
boiler itnb, tpie bic iebt p%erpenbeten.
4. Die 8erpenbung Der fur9tbarIten
iebt gebrdu9li9en Sprengitoffe einauT9rdnz
fen unb bas 8erfen bon S%prensftoffen aus
8allons unO dbnIthm 8orri9tungen 5u per-
biefen.
8. 0ie 8erpenbung BON unterieei9en
8prri9tungen gu berbieten.
6. Seine Wibberi9iffe gu baren,
7. Sie @enfer Contention auf ben See
trteg aus5uoe6nen.
8. Die 9anbelsI3iffe gu neutraliiren.
Q. Die auf Der 8riTIeler gpnferen3 bon
1874 angenpmmenen internattDnalen &riegs=
gefsbe gu reoiotren.
10. Den 9runb1aB Der 8ermittelun9 unb
bes S9iebsgeriats in iolben 6dGen, no er
antpenobar 1T, an3unebmen.
Ob it6 irgenb pel9e MG9te BON 8ebeuz
tung ftnoen tperben, bic ulf bic Puntte l uno
2 eingeben tperoen, erf9eint immer6in fragz
li9. Seine felbitbepuBte Ration ptrb iih,
1olte man meinen, bon elmer dnbern ober bon
alien anoern 3ufammen borI9reiben ldIIen,
tpie tart fe ii9 MAIDEN fou, ebenfo nenig
f1fo ON N90n41 EAf nnY3 ot11or1 nuhoro1 S1nr1
f3rei6en ldifen tpirb, nie melt er in Der Nusz
6ilbung ieiner ibm innetppbnenben 8raft 9ez
ben burf. 9untt 3 1T Elm %l1niinn, benin feline
Regierung nirb it9 berpfli9ten, Die Grft1z
ollngstraft hires 8oltes labm gu legen. Gr
1T pte Mrtifel 4 u~nbur9fibrbar. 0as einz
3i9e, mas iih erreihen ldBt, unb errei3t per=
ben foIte, 1T bic @bf4affung FOLDER Sc
i9oHe, nel9e ben 3ned berfolgen, bic Sc
troffenen nt9t nur fir ben Nugenblid
~tampfunfdbig, Ionoern gu un6eilbaren Strip
peln gu MAIDEN. Spnft 6at Die Grfabrung
gelebrt, baB bic Poten3irmng Der 8irtlanteit
Der Waffen Die &riege peniger m0rberii3
gema6t bat, unb I9on babur6 bumaner
pirtt, baB Tie bic &riege obtiir3t uno 10 beren
aGgemeine Qeiben nnb bic bon ibnen un3erz
trennli9e @erpiitung berminoert. Die Dor
i9Gdse 5 unb 6 erf9einen einfo9 ld4erli4;
feline Ma4t pirO ii4 bes Re3tes begeben,
ale errei9baren @ert6eiDigungsz zunb A1>
sriffsmittel CUR Nnpenoung 5u bringen.
Wit ben puntten 7-9 peroen it9 ale elm
perftanben ertlGren %t0nnen, punft 10 ldb:
bic Trage often, uuf pel6e 5dle benn Ser
mittsIung unb S9tebsgeri6t ii9 antpenoen
laffen. Nur auf ~Oieieni9en ieoenfaas, mo ii6
bic 8etbetItgten .ntht fart genug fiblen,
ibren ei9enen Wilen bur45uIeBen nno sur
Na4giebigteit ge3tpungen limb.
Wir feben ni9t, pie bur9 oies neue Runhz
19reiben bic 5%rtebensfrage ibrer 20fung
einen SGritt nG6er oebrqnt tperben t0nnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Die MntizNnar 9tftens@ onfsren5, bic boz
rigen Monat in Hom Itattfanb, 1T tpie bas
9ornberger S9ieBen Derlaufen, ba ipeber Die
S6nei3, np9 8elgien, tpebsr 9ouann rQ9
@nqlqno benz 9rototoQ beipfli6ten moasn,
bas 9eutI9lanD, Oeiterrei4, Stalien. 8uBz
Lamb un6 (me-too) Sranfreicb autgefteut
baben.
Ser MISUNDERSTANDING tpirb es ebsnIo err
ge6en, bic pa6ri3einli9 i'm Wonat Ofut in
| ct. petersburg 5uiammentrttt. Wfan tptro
iiber bic straightforward nnb ite9enbsn
Seere einige pbraIen austaui9en, RuB(anb
tpirp bic OeIegaten Der V9G6ts gldn3eno be-
pirtben unb i9lieBli6 piro man NIT benz
8er1pre6en ~auseinanber ge6en, bte8orI9ldge
ben reip. &egierungen D~Drlegeu 81 poasn.
WGhrenb Der 3eit peroen aber aIe Md6ts
peiter riiIten. 5ranfrei9 min bteleS Sabr
alein 6 1000, 1000, alio 100000 DOG 'Grancs
fir bic &riegsflotte aus9eb'n, RuBlano eben@
10 piel; 9eut19lanp bdut neue &risgsi9tffe
unb bergrDBert bic Nrmee; @nglan0 entail
tet in ben Marineari snalen cine fieber6dfte
| S6GtiQteit unb bic Ser. Staten tperoen tbre
6Gotte nm cine betrG6tlt9e Nn5aG( neuer
| &rie9scolpffe D%erme6ren.
gur tpeni9e Meni9en bonn S4lage
Steub's unb8ertbo b. Suttner's glauben an
elm gretf6ures &eTultat Der 6%riebensconz
feren5. QGe Welt riiitt ii9; in bic fall
bungsbpuen Heben t0nen bic 6ammerl 9lGge
auf bic p~an3erplatten unb bic -8ufc auf ben
@rer3irplGben Ionberbar binein. 9as nfrtebz
fertige" 8uBlano ~betpuffnet ni9t nun feline
Nrmee nit neuen S4ieBnuffen, fonbern
audi Die t~leineren 80lter, bon benen eS
Sreunbf4aftsOienfte ertpartet, tpenn bic an
gemeine 8eileret losgebt.
go bringt 3. g. bic neueIte Drummer Der
8iener nNeuen Sreien Breife" be 9fa9=
ri6t, baB idmmtIi9e Offi3isre uno Inter
~offi3iere Der montenegrini1J en- Mtz
Zig feds Mp9en lang im9ebrau9e Der neuen
ruffif4en @epebre eingeiibt, uno baB
iebt gommifdre nit Der 8ert6eilun9 oieIer
@etpe6re an ale militdrtI9en Mdnner i'm
Siritent6um betraut tporoan Iino. Die
&ertbeilung tpirb in psnigen Mo9en our9z
gefU9rt iein. Selbt bic i'm Nu5lanbe pei=
tenoen MOntene9riner iinO aufgsfprOert
tporo'n, bpr Der Gommtiiipn be6ufS @ntgez
gennu6me Der @epebre gu erideinen.
9us 9an3P 6iiritent6um Montenegro 1T
nihtS ols cine groBe rufiiihe 5eitung i'm
0eiten Der Sirtei unb ieber Sobn ber
~Sdpar5en 8erge", Der Waffen tra9en
tann, lit bort SoIbat unD p~pGtGnoig ruff
fi3irt.
Sc nG6er mir Der observation-disclosures"
fommen unb ie mebr mir uns Die aI1emeine
Gage betra4ten, bsto me6r tperben mir in
u%nierer eritsn aniiAt beItGrft, baB fe bon
hem f4lduen 0iplomaten Muraipiew nur gu
benz 3Dede einberufen porben lit, Inn 53eit
fir bic ru1Ff3e Politit, fir bic Reorqani=
fation unb Neubepaffnung Der ruTfiI6en
@rmee, unb Dor alien fir bic @oQenbuno
Der iibirtf9en Gtlenbu9n gu setpinnen.
Die Srtebens confersn8 pirb aboez
6alten, I'M it4 auf ben unpermetbGihen
&rieg better borbereiten gu f0nnsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
2mf6! SmiM!

Wel9 Elm S@ulIpiel fir bic Welt! Dime
rita, @merita! @ie ernieDrieit 9u Did
ielbit Dor a0er Nugen! &annit Su benn gar
ni4ts tbun, Obne Define 9dnOe gu beIuneln?
MuBt 9u benin Bel ulem INNER 5uerit fra
gen: @as fdqt fir MIDI babel ab? 50
frdgt Der rSruftee" elmer reltgiOien Sc
meinbe, bic cine Stride bauen min; 10 Der
alderman, Der fir bic Stabt iorgen ioG;
10 Der 9eieb9eber in Springfield, penu Cor
poratiOnen 5reibriefe unb prtpiIegien babeH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
@ettere WOri1t68e SeS GsareH fir
Die GrieOetSsGpnferena.

G8ar RitOIaus bat, elmer 0epef6e an ben
bieIigen Suffers Ocean ~8ufOlge, Dur9 feinen
ausipdrtigen Miniiter, Grafsn Murupietu,
elm neues 8unbI@reibsn betreffs Der Sriez
nsz@onferen3 an Die M69te eeri9tet, in
lpel9em bic na9ftebenben 8unfte ais bieieni=
gen angegeben tperben, iiber pel6e cine 8er=
einigung angeitrebt tperben 1oqts. 9arna9
1oaen ii9 Die Md9te perpfli9ten:
l, Sbre See unN 2anbma4t tpdbrenb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

@iner Der tpi9tigitsn 8eamten oeS
8riegsbepartements Der Ser, 5taateu 1T
Der C Ommtffarp General Of
Subftftence". @r 1T Der Gr1Gbrer
Der Sruppen; b.nn er bat fir ;bren Inter
balt, fir Ratiunen unb beren 4ustbeilune
i'm 9eere" gu lorgen, 3umal in &riegsz
5eiten erfproert bieies Nmt natirIid .inen
in fpl3en 9ingen bur9aus erfGbrenen
Wdnn.
NO9 i'm Sabre 1897 itanb in Ger Ser
ION bes 8rigabegen.rals 8eQ Eil tii6tiger
Wann oemielben bor, Nber oas unglid
poute, baB 8eQ Dor Qusbru6 oes leBtsn
&rieges in Der perion bes @barlts patrid
@agon einen unerfabrenen unb unfd6i9en
Ra9folger erbtslt. 0ie1er @agan ipallz
oerte aus SrIanb Elm, fam in oen fernen
8eiten, ~erlangte i'm Qaufe bes 8iirGerfrie9s
cine 2teutenantsite1e BEL freiniQisen Sn=
fanteriiten aus benz oamaIigen 5srritcrium
Waibtn9ton, unO na9 8eenoigung Des
&rieges puBte er's bur9 polit:i6e Gin
fliiffe gu MAIDEN, baB er ais Inter teute=
nant in Elm Snfanteriez Regiment bes rez
guldren Seeres aufgenommen tparp. Sn
bieiem v~aoancirte" sr aQmG6li9 in Sriez
D~ens3ett.
@r mar als reguldrer Offi3isr msiit i'm
fernen Weiten in tleinen 3ruppsntbeilen an
ben log, Snbianergren3en itationirt. Mas
fonnte er bort bon benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
zines gr0Beren Seeres, 3umaG elmer SeGoz
urmee, l.rnen9 Nt6ts, IeOigliA ni6ts!
Nur in ben leBten SSa6ren mar er i'm
&rtegsbepartement in @aibington beI9dfz
tigt.
@inem ioG6en unfd6igen Nsuling mar
uno 1T Die @rnGbrung Der Srlppen in
einem &riege anbertraut, in etnem
®e, Der ba3u nod unter ben auber=
orbentli3iten 8erbdltntHen, in 5ropenldn=
bern, gefii6rt perben muB uno tbeiltpei1e
nod gefii6rt pirb!
Our lnfdbigteit gefeGt fi3 absr Bel Gagan
Die ungebobeltite ¬erei uno Giipeki.
9a6er Iein greulibes Quftretea gegen fiji
men 8orge1eBten, ben O%bereeneraI Miles!
Sreili9 bat ibn.b bic 1nteriu9ungscommiIz
ion perunlaBt, bus @ergite 5~uriid5unebmen,
aber erit na6oem es iiberaI bin t~elegropbirt
mar.
Was fir 8egriffe tptrb man ni9t nur
in europdii4 mOnur6ii9en Seeren, ionbera
audi i'm gIei6faIs gut OiS3ipIinltten 6eers
Der S9pei3 bon unferem Qeere .r6alz
ten, tpenn man bort bas 9ad6ere iiber
@agan's 19euBIi6es 9eba6ren Dor Der 7og.
&rie9sunteri u9un9scommiiitpn erfd6rt?
Nu6farift. prGiiuent Mc8inGep bat
E;h o,,foprnEf4 1,rlh hie 0Chrr+hpiI,tnn Snoor,9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

Miifion feinen 8eKeren, uIs 9arf G4ur3.
- Aber al9 10 nebmen/ mir rem Gnti4luB
our @ntienbung Der gommiiiiun germ uls
eiren 8eipeis bafiir an, baB Genltor Grap
ft9 iiber bic @bii9ten oes 4rditOenten
ni9t tGuI9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

v3e9n MtIliOnen MaIaDen
nm 3Wet Dollars Das tiid /" -
10 be3ei6net Der u18ett iartatifde @pre4er
oes nattOnalen &bgeOrbnetenbauIes, s m
Reeo, Die QnnsriOn Der p6ilippinene Sne
ieln an bic Ser. @tuateu gegen .3a6lung
bOn 3~tpan5ig MiIiOnsn Dollars an
Spanien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

NIB nnten entS=Vreiic.
Sn gbicasO Our6 bic srdgr ms auus O%sftsfert.
EogebIatt per
&d0li6e @useabe unb Scr @eften9 per DS6s.. O.2O
3deIi6e &useube per $50
uHb Scr NeftenH........... l0.4O
Scr NefeuS per zoo
WO9sntlibe @useabs per Sabr.............- $50
GasUdrttGs abOnu.nten peg Boa in ben Dsr. StGotsH
isnte Ganabs uHN %eStes:
Sd9IiGe @usgabs per $500
Ger geetens PEI Sake . . . Z0
@5&sHtIi@e &usqabs per Sabs zoo
Sns MusIano:
(Ganaoa unb Merico auseenommenl:
2dolt6e Nusgabe per
Mo6enblatt ODER Moden=g8efsu. .............. 800
6Onntugs=8s ts NIT ss6srs uuO Gruf"....... $50
9GGebIatt unO sStr WefteH" 1850
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
Chicago. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

3a&farift. qrGiluent Mc&inGeD but
ii3 aufserufft unO bic Qburtbeilung @agan's
bur9 Elm 8riegs9eri9t ungsprDnet.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Conductor Campbell is again on the
Bridger run after a few weeks duty on
the main line. Conductor Walroth has
gone back to the main line from the Red
Lodge branch.
Rufus Thompson, who came from Ne
b1aska several months ago to spend the
! winter on his Highfield ranch, is suffer-
ing from rheumatism and hardly able to
even be about the ranch.
City Marshal Jack Bond had a full
house of vags again last night. They
were lined up before Police Judge Mann
this morning and are now cleaning the
mud from the city crossings.
The local officials of the Burlington
are making arrangements to accommo-
date a large crowd to Custer battlefield
on next Tuesday and with pleasant
weather they will not be disappointed.
The big fill Of the Burlington railroad
at Sheep canyon on the Deadwood-Edge-
mont line, is said to be the highest piece
of trestle work ever filed in by a rail-
road. From the many fills being made
the western railway managers seem to
have concluded that all high bridge and
trestle work must so.
The mothers department of the Wom-
ms club met last week with Mrs. r. T..
Hardness. Mrs. j. j. Mccormick talked
about Food for Children up to Five
Years Old" A paper by Mrs. Townsend
on Diseases Of School Children" was
read and discussed and a committee was
appointed to visit the school exhibition
on Friday and report as to the work.
The department will meet this week with
Mrs. j. B. Herford.
senator G. O.. Gruwel has let the con-
tract for the excavation for his new
three-story business block to C. F..
Rowe and J. F. Webster and the work on
the same has already commenced. The
contract for the foundation and brick
work will be awarded on comn1etion of
the excavation. The stone for the foun-
dation is already on the ground.
Friday nights Burlington passenger
did not reach Billings until nearly mid
hight. Thedelay was aused by waiting
on the Nebraska connection at Edge
mont, the latter train having met with
an accident near Merna. A box car had
run on the main track undiscovered and
was run into by the passenger train. The
engine was badly damaged and the en-
gineer received a broken leg.
In response to the request of Hon. J.
r. Goss of this city, on behalf of the joint
committee having in charge the observ-
ance of Memorial day at Custer battle
field. Governor Smith has invited COM
pany D, Wyoming national guard, to be
present and assist in the proper observ-
ance Of the day. Theinvitation was issued
to Captain G. A. lander of Sheridan and
1t is expected that the same will be ac-
cepted.
Judge Geo. Milburn Of Miles City, who
was a Billings visitor Saturday, reports
that the bar Of his city is to have an in
crease of four members, Sydney Sanner
OF Big Timber having also decide to To-
cate there. Mr.. Milburn says it is quite
a compliment to Hon. c. r. Middleton,
who left Miles City last week, to know
that 1t took four persons to fill the posi-.
ton made vacant by his departure.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

TO Charles Colbert and Mary b. Camp.
bell. their heirs. personal representatives
and assigns:
You, and each Of you. are hereby noti-
Ted that the Undersigned have expended
during tie year 1897 the SUM Of Ono
Hundred ($100. OW dollars, and during the
year 1898 the additional sum VI One Hun
dred S100.OO dollars. in work, labor and
improvements upon the Green Copper
lode mining claim. situated In Summit
Valley mining district. Silver Bow coun-
ty, Montana, and described in notice of
location thereof. filed for record In the
office Of the county clerk and recorder
Of Silver Bow county Montana, on jan
uary 2, 1891. and recorded at Page 113.
Volume u" Of Lode Locations, records Of
said county:
That said work. labor und Improves
ments were performed BY the under.
said claim. and for the annual WORK,
labor and improvements required by this
laws Of the United States, an particu-
!arly by the provisions or Section 1924 of
the Revised Statues OF the United States
and the amendment thereto, approved
January %. 1880. concerning annual labor
upon mining claims. and the aforesaid
amounts were actually required to hold
ing respectively on the 21st day Of De-
cember. A. Il. 1881. and the 31st day OF
December.~A. D. 1898.
And you are further notified that If
within ninety days from the personal
service of this notice upon you or within
ninety days after the publication thereof,
you fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion Of such expenditure as a CO.
owner, your interest in the said claim
will become the property of the under-
signed, who have made the expenditures
as aforesaid and as required by law and
the terms Of said section of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
WILLIAM BURTON.
MARY LAIRD,
HENRY CRANGLE.
NINA s. WITHERSPOON.
BY w. H. HALL. her attorney in fact.
Butte. Montana. March 1G. A. d. 1899.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

inspector Of This district charged with
failure to file a report with the county
clerk OF the marks n Inc of cattle
slaughtered during each month. He was
fined IS and costs.
MISS Carson returned from Butte this
morning and next week will start on the
road with a musical company, the other
members being Miss Ethel Dillon, the
blind violinist; Miss Baldwin Of Butte,
an elocutionist, and Miss frankie Dillon,
musician and dancer. They will give en-
alnme in the towns of this county
ana then IN other portions of the state.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Mrs. T. w. Buzzo left during the weeh
on a visit Of several weeks to her former
home, San Jose, Cal.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

east side, was in the city the early part of
the week.
Mrs. J.. w. Hartwell Of Twin Bridges
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E.
f. Wright, Of 511 West Silver street, the
early part of the week.
Miss Fanny Thornton returned a few
days ago from New York where she spent
the fall and winter with friends.
Miss Pearl Hansen, who has been the
guest of Missoula friends for some time,
has returned to the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. MacCullum Of
Anaconda We're the guests of Butte friends
a few days this week.
Miss M. V. O'Leary Of The Dalles, Ore,
is the guest of the Misses Crangle at 412
West Granite street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27
NOT TO BE IMPOSED ON.

Joshua fixed cur congressman"
What did he do?'
d" He wrote to him for So so he could
replace that garden seed that didn't
grow"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Mrs. Joh Howard has returned from
a lengthy s%ojourn at Dillon. Mrs. Metlen
her mother, came with her, expecting tt
spend a few days here.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Mr.. Charles w. Goodale, for many
years a resident OF Butte, but now of the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

William Lawrence arrived from Europ,
a few days ago and is the guest of hi
brother, Hon. Dave Lawrence. He vii
remain in Butte about a month.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27
NOTICE.

$40 sets Of teeth SIC. DR.. W;x.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg Of this city
were among the passengers on the steam
err Paris when the vessel ran on a reef OF
rock. They were returning from Europe
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Among the events Of a social nature
of which Butte was the scene this week
was an entertainment IN the Auditorium
last Monday evening. 1t was for the beno.
ht of the Mountain View church. The
programme consisted Of various interest,"
ing features N was we'll rendered to a
large n appreciative audience. The
music was one Of the principal attrac-
tons. There was also . play entitled
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Messrs. Donald ellis and Robert D.
Grant left last Monday for the west,
heir objective point being Arizona where
hey expect to engage in the mining busi-
ness.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Mr.. Alfred Thomas and Miss Rosie
Sparso were united in marriage at the
parsonage of Grace NJ. f. church We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. JOIN Hosking
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are re-
siding at 912 East Park street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-27

Miss Ethel Thomas of Anaconda was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Har.
rington last Thursday. After the Entire
Nous dance she left for the east where
she expects to spend a few weeks visiting
friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-26
THE OLD-TIMERs.

Adolph Won Pichler. the Tyrolese poet.
celebrated his eight!eth birthday recently.
Mrs. Maria Allen of Elyria, o., who is IS
years of age Is the Oldest member of the
Woman's Relief corps.
Jesse Bracken of Mason City. Ia, cele-
brated his 10lst birthday recently while
serving on a jury in that town. lie is the
Oldest man In Iowa.
Charlotte Embden, who died at Hamburg
brother, the poet Heine, by thirty-three
years though she was born only two years
after him.
According TO the latest report of II. Clay
Evans. commissioner of pensions. there Is
now only one survivor OF the war of lsl2-
Hiram Cronk OF northwestern New York.
He Is 80 years OF age.
Judge Wylie, for years one OF the most
prominent figures on the district bench, Is
still living in Washington, and though over
90 years old, is in vigorous health. Last
week he spent day in cunning,
Rev DIR. Sharrett of Knoxville, Tenn,
who Is sl years old, has eloped with five
women and the sextette are supposed, from
their declared intentions, to be enroute for
Salt Lake, where polygamy seems still pos
sibe. They were all inmates of the poor
house and will walk to Utah.
a relative of the famous commentator of
the constitution, is the second Oldest Judge
in his state. The other day he celebrated
his Slst birthday In vigorous health.
and rarely missed a session Of court.
Captain Henry Kelley of Milan, o., Is re-
ported TO be the oldest living captain of the
Great Lakes. He began in 1881 on the
steamer Superior, when was the second
built on the lakes, having been set ahoat
retired from active duty, Is stil indirectly
associated with the lake service.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-26
FLIGHT OF AN OCEAN RACER
Marvellous Speed Expected of a British
Torpedo Destroyer
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR ON THE SEA
Most Powerful and LiRhtcst Vessel of
Its Size Ever Floated-BuiIt
Like the Turbinia-
OmciaI Trials.

copyright, 1899, by s. S, Mcclure Coz
NEWCASTLE -UPoN-TYNE, Nov. 90
In the yellow waters OF the Tyne now lies
an unpretentious looking craft, which is
practically certain within the next few days
to win the distinction OF being the fastest
steamship ever constructed. She is a naval
vessel, her majestys torpedo boat destroyer
Viper. She has been built by the Parsons
Marine Steam Turbine company, of which
the Hon. Charles A. Parsons, the originator
of the turbine engines, is managing di-
rector If she fulflls the expectation of
Mr., Parsons and the experts of the British
admiralty office she will bring about an
important change in the construction Of
torpedo boat destroyers. Therefore the in
terest OF naval men in all parts OF the
world is centered upon the boat and upon
her impending trial trip.
The Viper is the first vessel of any. prac-
tical Importance to be built on the turbine
principle. 1t is true that the Turbinla was
hardly more than a toy boat. She was
built as an experiment, to prove the feasi-
bility of the turbine for marine propulsion.
What Mr.. Parsons learned from the Tur-
binia he has embodied in practical form in
the Viper.
In external appearance the new boat does
not differ greatly from others of her class
now in use Her four short wide tunnels
suggest tremendous draught across her
fire CRATES. Her lines are the lines of the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-26

A Breaking Back

This is about the time of year when commences
to wonder whether his back is going to last him the day
q out
The back is the handspring of the human SYSTEM but
II the handspring gets the temperng taken out of it.
it's mighty uncertain thing to depend upon. The
! back OF the man who has worked hard all summer is