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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
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I'm pfingiten perben, nie benz 2eier
bereits befannt, gu Stonr TdI1s in
9atptu, gu Davenport Il. +. m.
beutI9e Observation-Disclosures na9 BEN
SHUTTER Der groBen Gbicagoer 9erfomrlltng
abge6aIten perben.
gu 9ubuque in Soma bat i'm 2dufe
Der IeBten @o9e cine ~8etiGmmlunJ BON
9eGegaten 3a6lreiher beutf9er &erein: Guz
buque's unb Der umgegenb : 9eiangper=
zine, Interftiibungspereine, audi fat9olifbe
unb eDangeliI9e ftr6li9e @erein', S6iibenz
gefeuf9aft, 2ogen II, |. N. itattgefunOen
unb ii9 gu elmer Organization %psr6unben.
Sie1e Srguntfation mir6 IN einem NOD
ndber gu beftimmenoen Sage eine grobe
beutf9e MafenberI ammlun5, naG benz
Mufter Der G6icagoer beutIde1 Brptsftberz
fd%mmlung, Derantalten. uno es folen bdz
BEL beIonbers Die 0ebereien ge9en OeutI9z
lamb unb Nuian3 NIT Gnglano tpie NIT
ieber anberen auspGrtigen Ma6t bertporz
fen tperben. 9as @omite fir Dubuque
unb l1mgegenb, pel9e5 Die 8Dr6eteitungen
3u Der groBen 0emonitratiou gu treffen
bat, beite6t aus foIgenben !6erren: q.
@onner, 8. 80. 8uete, 5. g. S9roeber,
GmiI Grnsborff u. s. 6ruOOsn, g, s..
S6ormann, Garl Sap, 9fi6arO Sold, 80.
6oGnageG, $. Mi4et, s. q. Gnifffe, 90.
MeuIer, Srant 9ilger, 6, u. 2ungfpib,
Sobann @obG, 81. Stop, u, 2:iier, S. Qp<
pei, u. 6tB, Gmil 0reB, 5. Sage, Gbriit.
9smmi, s. Seer CT, $. 9lo0en, SO. @IDz
ben, 9. G9err, 5, 8. @geIbpf, SD. 8umpf,
g.. Sruub, 2ouis Meb, s. Ncion, 6ranf
@toIteben, 30. G3i3et, Carl 3bomas; 0ieie
ale BON Dubuque. 5erner: 50, s. GnippsG,
Gbriit. &lein, Ben. @9emnreI BON 3Ders=
bi1e; Sacob 8erper bon Nefp 8ienna;
GarG l1ngs bon Wortbington; Beter Nauz
munn BON @beriG's Mounp: gaic. 5aber
BON Cascade.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
Sie Q0D.

Giner 8a6elOepef6e 3ufolge bat Sranf=
reid fpeben BON Der iiameif9en Regierung
bic Nbtrettnq bes am re9ten ufer bes Wlez
fong IiegenOen 9ebietes Der 2do erlangt,
unb buOur6 fat bieies gan3e @oIf unter
feiner 9errI4aft bereinigt.
Die Gao, audi 2atpa g%enunnt, fino Elm
i'm norbli4en She'll Der binterinbiI9en 6albz
INTEL po6nenber, ben Sdib0lfern 3uge6Driger
8pltsitamm, Der etpu cine MiQion Mitqliez
Der 3GbIt. Sic iinb flein. our6f9nittli9
bD4Itens 5 SUB 2 3Ou bod, aber frGftig
unh nOblgetdItet; bic peitGi3en 2ao tdtto=
ipiren ii9 8uu6 unb S9enfeI, peS6dlb man
fie nS9tpar5e 8du8e" nennt, Die MGnz
ner iinb trdge unb Iaiien Die Qrbeit bur9
Stldben unb 6raren berrt9ten. Sic f9ee>
rem ibr 6aar bis auf einen 8iiI9eG uuf benz
Mirbel; ibre &leiOung beiteht meiit nun aug
einem UNI bic 9iften geipunbenen Sud-.
Die 2ao ftnb 8noo6i1ten, babel fe6r aberz
gIGubif6, hnb 3auberer fpielen BEL i6nen
cine groBe ROle. ObgIeif amerifani{3e
8uptiftenz unb 9resbpterianer zWiftonGre
f4on felt 40 Sabrsn bort arbeiter, qie6t Is
unter ben SAP beute nur 1872 ein6eimif6e
Gbriften. Sic BADEN cine befonbere 96rift@
fpra9e. l1n9Iei4 ben meiiten a5iatif6en
@Olfern bdben ite cine Nbnei9ung gegen ben
Sang, finb ba9egen groBe 5reunbe Der Mnz
fit. Sbre 6auptbeI9Gftigung 1T Der Mderz
bau, befien 9aupter3eugntB TeIbitperitGnbIi9
Reis 1T; audi pirb 8ieb5u9t getrieben. I'm
ter ben 2ao t%uritren neben fiameTtf6en
Miiin5en unb S%iIberbarren nod 8auriz
muf6eIn unb Sal3ftide ais 8elo, unter ben
dnidffigen @bineien au6 6ineiiI8eS Yorz
seQangelb. DIS @epi6te bienen fupferne
9dnfe unb @Gepbanten, bod tommen fame
fif9e, 9ineif3e unO birmanif9e INNER
me9r in 9ebraud.
Seitoem 5rantrei9 ii9 bon Siam bas
Iinte Mefongsufer ertroBt unb an Nndm
annettirt bate, bat es ben Wiberftanb Der
bort %pobnenoen 2aD 70 5iemIi9 gebro6en,
1rnb es f4etnt iebt feline cibilifatprif4e Mifz
fion auf Die mod unter nomineIer 6err19aft
Sidm's ftebenben Sibe berielben ausbebnen
gu pollen. 8ir fagen nOmineGer 6errz
f9aft, benin auBer in ben fiOli9ften Sbetz
len, tpo itametf9e @~puberneure cine RGaIz
f%enfteuer erboben, itanb bus 2aoz@ebiet
unter eigenen 6errf4ern, 1nb 5erfiel in iiez
ben 8Onigrei6e = 3%iengmai, 2ampun,
2ufon, Muongpbe, Muungnan, Muung=
lom uno 2uang pra6ang, IeBteres bas nett
aus beoeutenbite pelbe uGle brei SABRE
einen 3ribut in 9eitalt zines Iil6ernen pber
g%oIbenen 8aumes unb anOerer @ertbgegenz
ItGnbe i'm 8ertbe bpn etipa $500 mad
@angtOf gu eatri4ten Aatteu. SIS bIeibt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

giebt fol9erber 8orfaq Elm Bib. Sin iunger
Mdnn tpoate BON Nep gorf mad Sbio peiz
terreiien, purbe bon Der &ommiIiion unter
4noro6ung feiner 3uriidpeiiun aber Derz
anlaBt, it9 nd9 Oregon gu begeben, neil er
oafslbit einen 8ruber bate. 8on Der einen
Seite purbe bieies 8erfabren als cine 8ez
giinitigung %geipifIer @iienba6nlinien argez
Ieben, BON Der anDeren bdmit entf6uloigt,
baB Die @inpanDerun9sbe6orbe 8orIorge gu
treffen babe, baB ii9 an Dolfsrei9en Gentren
ni9t gu piel @innanberer ami ammeln, unD
bere4tigt Iei, folae eDentueq babin 81 FEM
ben, no ite f9neGer 8ei9dftigung finben
als ba, pobin ie ii4 begeben pOllten.
SSn einigen SdIen lit es benz 8ertreter bes
Som ulats in Nep Oort gelungen, bic Gin
fparperungs6e6Drbe CUR 3uriidna6nie bes
neutrality-suspicious. gu beranlu7en.
S4lieBli4 mag mod erpdbnt perOen, Oab
bic bielfo9 berbreitets Nnii9t, bic Stren9e
Der @inipan6erungsgeiebe treffe nur Die
Observation-Disclosures, unri9tig lit: file urrb
ba mubten bieIel6en au4 &a6inenpuffagiete
fiblen. Seine Nnpenbung finoen bic Sc
iebe Oagegen auf Yerionen, bic, tpenn tie audi
aus ibrer eriten 9eimdtb fommen, i'm 8efibe
amertfanif9er 8iirgerpapiere iinb oOer DOn
Der Union cine Weilitdrpeniion be3ieben.
Sibumerifa mar ons 3iel BON 243
Q~uspanberern As 8raiilien 7l1ruguap, 1853
Nrgentinien, 16 G9ile, 8~ene5uelu unb peru
ie p. 9ieie i9on felt 1889 in Nbna6me be-
griffene Nusndnberung bat na9 Dem 8eri9t
aur bamals cine bobe 3iffer aufgemiefen, ais
bon ein3elnen oieIer 2dnoer aug, ME Mrgenz
tinien, Chile unb 8ra1tlien bur3 fiinItli9e
Mittel, pte t6eilpeiie pber gdn3li9e 8e3dbz
lung oer Observation-Disclosures, 8ori3itHe fir
bic 8efDroerung in's sSnnere unb fir bic
erite ~SnitaQution, dngebli9 bt1ige 2anoesz
abtretung II. bgl. ber1u9t tpurbe, ben Strom
Der Nuspdnberer bort6in gu lenfen. 9ie
SbdtIa@e, baB biele i6ren S~rnartungen
niht entipre9enOe gerbdltnife Dorfanben,
man9e in Qusfi9t geite1te @rlei9terungen
T6lieBlib ni9t bepi1igt purben, un6 Die
unii9erbeit, Der in tpenig beb0lferten @egen@
BEN cine Nn3d6l 8oloniiten gum Spfer fiel,
iinb ne6en ben allgemeinen pirtbT9aftli9en
8er6Gltnifen bic 6uuptgriinbe bss Riidz
gangs. Se6r ungiinfig ipri4t it4 Der 8ez
ri9t iiber bic i4mei5eriide 8olonie Rucleo
be Gampos SaGes i'm briti19en Staate
SAP paulo aus, bic audi BON anberer Settle
f9on al5 lei9tfertige @riinoung getenn5si9z
met murbe. Ser erIte Better Der &olonie,
elm s. &ener, bat fi9 I9on Gdngft bon Der
9tGtte 1eines menig erfreuli6en 8irfens
entfernt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

[S@iben gefd6roen f%onnten, fonbern Die
9anb6dbung oes @epebres aud ni9t un@
peientli9 erf9tperte.
Sci Dem neuen @epe6re iiBen nun bic pd=
trpnen auf eirem fal3drtiqen 6alter, benz
Jog. 2aoetreifsn, urtb tperoen 6sim 2aben
BON oieIem abgetreift. 6ierbei liegen Die
patronen i'm 3idz3ad neben %einu1osr, 10
oab bic 60be Oes Moga3ins, bas audi ni9t
mebr offen gu ietn brau9t, meIentIi9 oer=
minbert tptro.
Sine ipeitere 4enberung beIte6t in Der 8e=
feitigung beg 2dufmantels, Der Ieiner5eit oiel
8eifaQ fdnb, audi in 0Gnemdrf unb 8elgien
angenpmmen puroe, prattiId aber niAt leiz
itete, mas er t6eoretii9 ber1pra8. Ser me-
ientli9Ite 3ned 0es 2aufmdntels mar, bic
rai9e @rbibung bes 2aufs fir ben S9iiben
ni9t 10 lei9t fi6lbar gu MAIDEN, bd Die
Wdrme porRer mod bic spif6en 2auf unb
2aufmantel befinbli9e 2uftI9i9t bur9z
bringen 1ttuBte. Nun fu9t man benIelben
3med unter 8erringerung oes @epi9ts
burh Nnbringung zines Sberidufts aus
6oG3 gu errei6en, 10 baB bic 6anb bes
S6iiben iiber6aupt fem MetaG mebr be-
rii6rt.
Cine bo6 Acknowledgements @srbeferung
6iGbet f9GieBGtd Die Nnbringung elmer neuen
8iiirrn9 an @epebr. 8is iebt muBte IGon
BON $50 Meter an, nIIo audi fir bic gez
brGu9li9iten S4uBentfernungen, Die groBe
8tiirtldppe aufgeite4t perben. Sci 6er1elz
ben mar ni9t dllein bic 8i1tr1teGung, ionz
bern AUDI Die @ontroGe berleG6en eri9pert
urtb ii6erbies Der @eiiAtsfreis Oes S9iiben,
Der bur9 ben notwithstanding f6malen
S9Gtb Der aluppe D%iiiren muBte, beengt.
Sci Der reuen @tnri6tung pirb bur9 cine
treppenf0rmige ltnterld9e bes gtiirs Elm an
mGbli9es 4ufri9ten Der groBen &lappe err
mDeltht, mas zine lei4te 8iiiritelung, cine
quite gontrDIe unb Elm undergraduates Sc
ft9tsfeIO tpenigitens nod auf Die pi4tt9iten
5euerentfernungen bietet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

iebt Ii nod Der feline 8eit Der 2ao, pel3e
apf birmunif9em @ebiete tpobnen, bon Del
fran5Dfif9en 6errf4aft fret.
Dap Die Sap BON benz Sberbobettstped=
feG febr erbuut fem perben, ldBt ii9 be5peiz
feln. @ber penn Siam Ii4 Der NOtbigung
niGt niberfeben tOnnte, merben au3 tie ppbl
nift bo3u i'm Stunbe fein, tpenn es aud
tpo6l nod eini9s blutige 3uiammenitOBe gez
ben pirb, ebe ite fi4 O01ig in Die neue Orb
nung Der 0inge i6iden. Snterefant it
Die SADIE buuptfd4li4, neil ie 5eigt, bab
Der 9ro5eB bes l1eberf9ludens Oitaiiens
bur9 bas N6enblanb unaufbaltfum Oor ii9
ge6t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17
@felhafte enaltfae sahrmma.

rebsr bas Select Bel 8ailsGe auf Samoa
bat man ieBt Ndberes.
N0miru1 &aub bate, 19mdbli9er Weife,
barein gentQtgt, baB feline CUR 2anounJ
befttmmten 2eute unter ben 8efe9l zines =
englti9en S9iffsleutnants geite1t ipu<ben.
Der ma6te a6er na9 Der QunOunJ cine
Summbeit iiber Die anbere. Stutt Bidnt@
Ter unb SeitenzYatrpuiaen a1551i6tGen
nno 10 ausfinbig 81 MAIDEN, tpo etipa Der
Seinb ite6e unb pie itdrf Der etipd Jet, ur<
terlteB Der G~ngGdnOer iebe 8ort9tSmdBre@
gel unO fi6rte ieine Oereintgte amerifdniz
f6e unb engli5Ge Sruppe 6i4t 9ebGuft borz
fpGrts. 60 tonnte es Bel Der betdnnten
&riegsfii6rung Der Samodner ni6t fehier,
haB fe i'm aus benz 0idiht pl0Bli8 iberz
fielen unb i'm unb feline 2eIts 3uriidl9luz
gen, nobel berf3ieOene pon DieIen uno Der
Qnfi6rer ielbft umtdnen.
Na9bem bur9 Die @ielet bieie5 englii9en
Qnfi6rers bas 11ngliid gef6eben mar, per-
hafteten Die gnglGnDer ben 6errn 0If109el,
ben braben bsut19en 8erpalte- Der beutz
f9en pfIan3ung, in pelde fe init ben miBz
Ieiteten N~merifanern eingebro6sn tpuren;
unb 5pur gef9ab Die 8erbaftung uuf Die
untpabre &ntluge bin, er babe Gem 5sinb
geboGfen. Sein gun5es n8etbreben" aber
beftanb BARN, baB er ben @;nOringlingen
auf i9re 5rage, to Die Sampane, ltdnOer.
Die pubrbeitsgemdBe @ntpOrt CAB, er pifie
IS ni9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

Die StaatsgefeBgebung BON
Wiscpnin 6at Der ebIen 6elene
@pu1b in Sem Oorf in elmer befonberen
Hefoll1tipn 9anf fir Die ben franten uno
b%erpunoeten Solbuten getpibmete Gorge
a%ltsgefpro6en. 0a5 1T gang am 9luBs,
4ber gdn5li4 unpaffenb unb ungere4t 1T
es, baB bic Staatsgeiebgebung Wiseoniin's
lire 0antbarfeit ni9t AUDI anf
Die 9 6er5igen g 9ne FERN,
0iatpniffen unb anbere Sung
frauen unb Srduen d~usbebnte, Die glei9z
fans 10 biel fir iene Sploaten getban baden
uno bon benen einige ibr ei9enes 2eben
opferten. Sn bieIer @a4e bat Die ii berz
to9te @tautsgefebgebmng BON
SlIinpis fth better gebalten; benin lie
bat nit 6rdulein 8pulb AUDI Die anberen
gebii6renb geprieien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

8ir9engemeinberat6s; er Fii6rts aus, pie
unbeI6abet beg eisenen Sta1oprnftes Die
beiben CONDITIONER friebli9 unD freunoli9
5ufammenleben fOnnen, ba bod 5eioe oa5
glei9e @no3iel i'm Nuge baden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

@inen erfreuli9en @e9ena b
3 II Der gegeniettigen onfeffipnelGen
8er6ebung in Geut A / , bilbet
bic N il m bergtf9: 5tabt Il a If,
bieie perle Der i4ndbii4ea ais. Sort
purbe am 81. Npril Die nene ft0ne tat6oz
lif9e Stride eingeipeibt. Mn Dem Der fird6@
liden Weibe folgenben tpeltli9sn Seite nab
men audi 5a6lrei9e proteftdnten ullb nit
Der tatbOlif4en @eiltlidteit biz eoangeIifht
She'll. Der fatbolii9e GiI6of &eppIer
ipru4 in ieiner &ebe Der epangsliifen Sc
meinbe nra3's, Die felt %fiinf5i3 Sa6ren Der
tat6oliI9en @emeinbe Sbba6 sepdbrt babe,
3uerft i'm G6or Der ct. 4manbuSfir9e, no
am pftngftmpntdg 1849 gum eriten Mal
pieOer fdtbolifGer @pttesoienIt ofbalten
tporben, unb bann in Der Spitalfirde, iei<
men pdrmen 9ant aus, Topis MIen, bic
BON nab unb fern gum 9elingen bes neuen
8aues beigetragen, beionbers aber benz
WobltbGter 8Dnig WiGbelm H., befen
i60niter @brenname Der fei, ben i9on fein
N6n6err, Der eble @berbarb inn Bart aez
tragen: DWiirttemberg's ge1isbter 0err".
Ser ebangelii6e 9efan Sta6lsder BON
Trad begliidpiinf6te bic t1tboliiGe Sir
6engemeinOe i'm Namen 6ss spangeli59en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-17

4noreD Carnegie 3ieb! it9 nit
etnem 8erm0gen BON tpeiunbert
90 tIliDnenG Dollars aus benz inbuz
i~trielen ms pribatleben 3uriid, ni9t neil
er, fpie angebeutet porben lit, 6efiirdtet,
baB es nit benz Grtrage ~Isirer Jabrifen
uno &o6lenfeGber obtpGrts gs6en f0nne, 1pnz
bern neil CT glaubt, huB Ger Wenf9 ma If
e@3igten aub0ren
ollte, gu ermerben. 9as 1T lei9t
gefagt fir einen Munn, oet 3%peibrn@rt
MiGionen unb Elm id6rlifeS GinfDmmen
bat, bas an unb fir ft6 T6on Elm rieiiges
8ermDgen 1T. 6unberttdufen NnOerer IN
biaIem 2anbe miif1en audi naGb Dem ie9>
3i9iten Sabre gu erperben fortfabren, neil
iie ppr6er ni6ts pber ni9t qenug fir i6r.
alien Sage BADEN 5uriidlegen fDnnen. Sms
merbin lit es ia erfreuli6, tpern audi nur
@iner unter 6unberttauienb neib, ipenn Fl
genug bat, unb Nnoeren cine 9elegenbeit
9iebt. l1nb od bteier Cine in bieIer einen
6inIi9t getban bat, mas et iid5 borgenpmz
men, 10 fann man biellet6t aud erpdrten,
baB er au6 in anOerer ieiaen @orfaB aus
fibrt, Der dngebli4 babin gebt, BON Ieinen
Miaionen ni4ts mit3unc3mea, ion po9l
beiben feline fir Die @riinoung zines rieiiz
gen 6amilienzSioe zGpmmifies ~ber3u9e6en,
Ionbern bic elben nod Bel 2eb5eiten auf Az
gemein niibli4e Nnftalten gu Dertbeilsn.
9aB er bereits fir berartiae 9pefe pieGe
MiGionen berge9eben bat, bsitdrtt bic 9off>
nuna, baB ber 8prfab CUR Shut ipir0.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-25
oANG-NEEDLE MACHINES.
One of the Many Varieties of Sewing
 Machines Made Nowadays.

Machines Made Nowadays.
 It is a more or less familiar fact that sewing machines are used nowadays for sewing many different materials, as leather, paper, canvas, carpets, rub Der. They are used for making but tonholes and sewing on buttons They are made of many types and in simply hundreds of varieties for special uses. But it may not be known so common ly that there are many sewing ma chimes now made with more than one needle. The first of these, a two- needle machine, was made in the early eighties, about fifteen years ago. It was used by manufacturers of heavy clothing, perhaps first of all by the overall manufacturers, making seams stronger by putting in two rows of stitching. The utility and economy of the two-needle machine soon became apparent and it came into widespread and diversified use. Whenever two rows of stitching were to be made, a two-needle machine was used. A fa- miliar illustration of the work is seen in the two parallel lines of stitching running with perfect exactness around the top of shoe yamp. Shirt sleeves are stitched into the body of the shirt on double needle machine, the two rows being made in the same time that. 1t would take to make one. Collars and cuffs were stitched on two-needle machines, as were great variety of these things, and later there were pro- duced machines with more than two needles, the first of these coming into use within five or six years. There are now made sewing machines with as many as twelve needles. A twelve needle sewing machine simply has twelve needles where the ordinary sewing machine would have one. In- stead of single spool of thread on the top of the machine there appears there, rack of twelve spools. There are. twelve tension disks The thread from each spool runs through it's own ten sion disk to it's own needle. There are. below twelve shuttles, one for each needle. When this machine is oper- ated, it makes twelve rows of stitch ing, just as an ordinary machine would make one. The twelve-needle machines are used chiefly in the manufacture of corsets.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-25
The Dean and the Lunatic.

Dean Stanley had great respect for presence of mind, and used with great delight to tell a story of presence of mind by which he liberated himself from a dangerous visitor Since he was willing to see almost any one who asked for him, he once told his servant to usher into his study a gentleman who had called, and who happened to bear name which was familiar to him. When the gentleman appeared he proved to be an entire stranger. It was evident there had been some mis- take. This became stil more evident when, advancing with an air of great excitement, the gentleman exclaimed: Sir, l have a message to the queen from the Most High I beg that you deliver it instantly" "In that case,' said the dean, taking up his hat, there is not moment to be lost. Let us go at once" They went downstairs into the hall, and, opening the door, the dean requested his visitor to step out. No sooner had he done so than the dean shut the door behind the lunatie.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-25
Seasoning Wood with Electricity.

In France method of seasoning wood through the agency of electricity is credited with much success. It is called the Nodon-B -Bretonneau process. The timber is nearly immersed in 8 tank of water containing ten per cent of borax, five of resin, and little car bonate of soda, and rests on a lead plate connected with the positive pole of a dynamo. Another similar plate, lying on the exposed surface of the timber, is connected with the negative pole. Thus a current of electricity can be passed through the wood, from which all the sap appears to be re- moved, while the borax and resin takes it's place in the pores In few hours the timber is taken out and dried, and the seasoning is said to be complete.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-25
Fire nt Weddinrs.

Fire is an essential in some wedding celebrations. In Persia the service is read in front of a fire. In Nicaragua the priest, taking the couple each by the little finger, leads them to an apart ment where a fire is lighted, and there instructs the bride in her duties, ex- Ji4ga.saing it by way of conclusion. In Japan the woman kindles a torch, and the bridegroom lights one from it, the play things of the wife being burnt then and there.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-25
RELIC PlLFERINo MINISTERS.
They Chip Pieces off the Washingto Monument and Pay We'll for Them.

They Chip Pieces off the Washingto
 Monument and Pay We'll for Them.
 From the New York Mail and Ex- press: Colonel Bingham, superintend- ent of public buildings and grounds, who has charge of the Washington monument, says one of the greatest trouDles the watchmen at the monu- ment have to contend With is the chip ping of these memorial stones by relic hunters. "One of the strangest things in regard to these relic hunters" said Colonel Bingham, is the fact that more than one-half of the men arrested for chipping off relics are elergymen. When the police arrest these deapoil- CTS and start with them to the station house the man will begin to ask what Is the penalty and try to beg off. He is told that the fine is a heavy one, but that $15 security can be put up for ap- pearance in the police court. Then the prisoner explains that he is a minister of the gospel and meant no harm, and that he could not stand the disgrace of appearing in a police court He ends up by giving up the collateral, after generally trying to cut it down to S10, saying he has only that amount with him."
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Courts In the Philippines.

Courts have been re-established in the Philippines, framed on the Span ish system and using the Spanish lau- guage, but subject to the authority of the United States. The chief justice and most of his associates are promi- nent Filipino lawyers. Among them are Aguinaldos chief adviser in the early stages of the insurgent move- ment, member of Aguinaldo's first cabinet, and the leader of the insur-- gent movement at Iloilo.
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The Term of Life.

Recent inquiries in England have led to the preparation of tables showing the full term of life" for man. and other mammals, based upon the theory that there is a fixed ratio between the period required to reach maturity and the total length of life. Accident, dis ease and so forth, have to be eliminat- ed from the calculation. According to these tables, only one animal exceeds man in it's full life term, namely, the elephant. For man the theory makes the average term about 90 years, and for the elephant something over 100 years. Next to man. in longevity, come the camel and the Arabian horse, whose term of life is about 42 years.
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 Talk About Bugs.

It seems to be an extraordinary summer for bugs. Chicago has mos quito pest, Boston has caterpillars, Philadelphia has a strangling bug cap able of choking a mouse to death. The kissing bug, of course, needs hardly to be referred to. Strange stories are coming in concerning the exploits of the bugs. A Coney island wheelman was recently knocked spinning from his bicycle by blow from bug. The other day a negro was found in ditch in a New York town, where he had been disabled and thrown by some rowing bug that had struck him in the ear. The one thing, and the only thing that makes one suspicious of the bug stories of the season is the entire absence of the sea serpent from the prominent shore resorts. It may be that the bugs are substituting while fine serpent takes a saasnn a6
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 Word to Mothers,

Mothers of children affected with eroup or a severe cold need not hes1- tate to administer Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy. 1t contains no 'opi- ate or narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently to the babe as to an adult. The great success that has attended its use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the approval and praise it has received throughout the Unit ed States and in many foreign lands. For sale by w. L. Dewoody X Co.
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The Grocer Canaht.

A Philadelphia grocer persuaded a patron to take a barrel Of flour differ ent from the kind she usually bought. he being out of her fayorite brand. After two bakings she returned the flour, as it was unsatisfactory. The grocer, after filling the returned barre3. put in new head and again sent it. saying it was what she wanted. In tha barrel she found lost saucer she had used to scoop up the four.
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LOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
DThe Diamond Suit" Filed This
 Morning.

bis morning in the Jefferson cir court a motion for a new trial
 filed by Messrs. Austin & Fay
 attorneys for Ghas. Bergstrand, le case of Kate Townsend Ys. l, Bergstrand,
 will be remembered that on smber 10, 1898. the above suit
 tried in the circuit court by ju-
 Plaintiff Kate Townsend re- I'd verdict at the hands of the The case is concerning two ioad rings said to the valued 400,as alleged by plaintiff, which ] during the life time of Joe nsend, pledged to Chas. Berg nd for $200.
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Rabid Dogs of India.

So rabid are the dogs of India that from July, 1898, to March, 1899, thirty three British soldiers have been sent to Europe from that country for Pas teur treatment. The recent departure of Capts. Tighe and Archer for Paris impels the Civil and Military Gazette of Lahore to suggest the establish ment of Pasteur institute in India
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|E0RGIA'S LIQUOR LAWS.
litition Bill Passed the Lower
 House Yesterday,

HLAxrA, Nov. 9 The Willing bill providing for state pr0hi- pn was pa ssed by the house of
 general assembly today. The was @ ayes to Canoes. Ballots e commenced at 11:SG o'clock, \ the most exciting debate the house has known for many R Many amendments were lehed to the bill, but these do
 affect the original provision of measure. If the bill passes the Rte and beeomes a law it means of the saloons. ny plant for the brewing of beer he manufacture of whisky must losed down. It will not inter-
 with banquets or private enter lnents, but the law will not al
 any club to sell or keep for the
 ol members any intoxicating lOfs, beer or wines.