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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Big strike in the South.

President w. Y. Powell of the Order
of Railway Photographers has ordered
strike of the telegraphers and other sta
ton employees of the Southern Railway.
The Southern has about 100 employees
of this class.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Paris Exposition Is Omen.

Amid pomp and pageantry that would
have been magnificent for the empire,
the French republic formally inaugur-
urday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
oh;o Rankinc Firm FaiIs.

The bank of Reinhard Il Co., founded
in 1868, suspended business at Columbus,
Ohio. John G. and Henry A. Reinhard
filed deeds Of assignment to Thomas j.
Alternately, who qualified by giving bonds
acgregating 1926, 600.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19

At Omaha the Transportation building
on the Transmississippi exposition
grounds. was entirely destroyed by fire.
All the other large structures have been
torn down by the wrecking company. No
one appears to know how the fire started.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Historic Church Is Burned.

The First Parish Church, Concord,
Mass, one of Concord's best known his
toric buildings, was destroyed by ire.
The loss is $4,000. 1t was there that
Emerson, Thoreau and other literary
men worshiped
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
TRADE AFFECTED BY WEATHER.
Backward Spring Causes Irregularity
in the Weeks Business.

in the Weeks Business.
Bradstreet's says: Backward spring
weather conditions have figured consid-
erably in distributive trade reports this
week, and in connection with some weak
mess in prices of leading staples have inn
parted an appearance of irregularity to
the general situation. Another one OF
those downward swings in the prices OF
agricultural staples is exhibited this week
in slightly lowered prices for the cereals.
Evidences accumulate that active mis-
sionary work in favor Of lower prices for
iron and steel is at last bearing fruit. A
slight upward swing in cotton is to be
noted and Southern mills have officially
advanced prices. Wheat Including fiour)
shipments for the week aggregate 1885,
653 bushels, against 3,836,963 bushels
last week Corn exports for the week
aggregated 2,799, 443 bushels, against f.
1851 ,591 bushels last week"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Exades His Wou1d-Be Captors.

Richard +. Koch of Chicago, who is
said to be one of the most dangerous and
clever swindlers in the country, was run
down in Cleveland, but succeeded in es-
GAPING. 1t is alleged he swindled the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad out Of
thousands of dollars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Big British Loss.

Gen. Dewet inflicted the third defeat
on the British within a week at Meerkes-
fontein, killing or wounding 600, captur-
ing 900 men and twelve wagons, and los
ing Eve Beers killed and nine wounded.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
LIVES LOST IN KANSAS STORM.
Many Casualties and Much Property
Damage West of Clearwater.

Damage West of Clearwater.
A storm approaching tornado IN pro-
portion is reported from near Winfield,
Kan, and in the vicinity west of Clear
water. Two deaths are reported and
four people are said to have been in
jured by overturned houses. At Putnam
it is said several houses were blown down
and four people seriously injured. West
of Clearwater, in the country northeast
of Adams, on the Englewood branch Of
the Santa Fe Railroad, it is reported
that strip of country five miles long
was swept by storm, and several farm
houses, barns and other buildings blown
down. No casualties are reported from
there
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Automobile Trust Is Forming.

To gain control of all the automobile
manufacturing and transportation COM
NAMES, Philadelphia and other capitalists
have organized the Anglo-American Rap
id Vehicle Company and steps are being
taken to amalgamate the various con-
Germs in one gigantic company, which VII
virtually constitute trust.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Injured in Sham Battle.

Two men were badly injured in West
Orange, n. J., in a sham battle in repro
duction of the famous engagement at
Spion kop, South Africa.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Contract to Build New Hall.

A $4,000 bond has been given by the
Gillette Herzog Manufacturing Company
of Minneapolis to insure the erection Of
the new convention hall at Kansas City
in time for occupancy by the Democratic
national convention in July.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Maine Disaster Recalled.

The boilers of the steamer Gutheil,
from Philadelphia, exploded as the vessel
was lying at anchor off Regla, in Havana
harbor. Two men were scalded. The ex-
plosion caused much excitement in Regla,
visions of the Maine disaster rising be-
fore the people.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
All Exhibits Open Sunday.

The French authorities have decided
that all exhibits at the exposition are to
be open to the public Sundays, and the
United States exhibits are, naturally,
within this regulation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Girl stain by ana Admircr.

Miss Kate Tobin, 20 years of age, was
shot and instantly killed in the street
near her home in Waverly, N. L., by
Fred Krist. a young married man. krist
is about 80 years of age and seemed
madly infatuated with the girl.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
BUYS ZINC AND LEAD LANDS.
English Syndicate Makes Heavy I'm
yestment at Galena, Kan.

EuXI1Sn 0y uUKCHVG NIdhCS a AACAN , = ~
vestment at Ga1ena, Kan.
An English syndicate has closed deal
for eighty acres of zinc and lead mineral
lands at Galena, Kan, the consideration
being 100000. This syndicate will or
game a $17,0OO,O00 trust to operate the
property, and in time take in all the zine
and lead plants in Missouri and Kansas.
The Kansas Missouri district produces
seven-eighths Of the zinc ore of America
and one fourth Of the worlds supply. Ex-
tensiye improvements are in contempla-
ton on the property purchased.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Kansas City Is the Place.

The subcommittee of the national
Democratic committee has formally de-
cided to let Kansas City retain the ma
tional convention in July, the local com
mittees having made satisfactory prom
ises of hall.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
E;re ct Fi+cbburo Mass

At Fitchburg, Mass, fire destroyed the
hardware store of the Damon Il Gould
Company. Loss 100000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
T.ree Arc KiIIed in Wreck.

south-bound Illinois Central freight
train was wrecked near Canton, Miss.
by a washout Fireman Boyston and
two negro brakemen were killed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Tidal Wave Causes BIC Loss.

A tidal wave Carried away the new
wharves of the Dunsmuter colleries at
Ladysmith (Oyster Harbor). B. c., with
a loss of $4,000.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
Stamping Concern Is Burned.

The six-story brick building of the I'll.
B. Hunt Stamping Company in Cleve-
land and contents were totally destroyed
by fire. The loss is $1S5, 900.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19
BoTHA SUCCEEDS JouBERT.
New Commander of the Beers Is
Good Soldier.

Good Soldier.
Gen. Louis Botha, the ablest by far
Of the Boer generals, is the new COM
mander-in-chief of the Boer army, sue
ceeding the late Gen. Joubert. Botha is
brilliant soldier and an able strate-
gist. He was at Swartkop and Spion
kop when Butler crossed the Tuge1a. He
was in front Of Ladysmith and Botha
was fighting with cunning which the
conservative correspondents present say
was indispensable. He covered the zone
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-04-19

present assistant Secretary of the Navy,
will be the first civil governor of Porto
Rico. He has been rendered the position
by President Mckinley.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-07-18
WiSC0nSin-nyheter.

D0dsfal' Mrs Nancy Parker, moder
Till trafikchefen Perkins Milwaukee,
banan, af1ed torsdags en- alder af
IS ar.
I'm dyrbar peria. Under fiske mar
heten af La Crosse patraffade tva s0-
ner till T. N. Ashley en- snacka Ell
perla, ward $1,000.
Alter en- tidning. Eft bolag har bill
dats Baldwin for att satta upp en- ny
tidning, G. w. Henke har blifvit ut
sedd till redakt0r ach forestandare.
Ildningen skall utkomma den l aug.
Sk6rden har b6rjat La Crosse co.
Ragskorden Or dot narmaste afslutad.
och farmarne halla pa med kornskor
don. Skorderapperterna aro betyd-
llgt battre an for cit par veckor sedan.
Eft betydande arbete. Frman R. C.
Huston Il Comp har tagit kontrakt for
laggandet af 40 block mod tegel La
Crosse. for on kostnad af bortat slO0..
600. Arbetet borjade fora veckan och
da vantado 3)0 man pa att fa arbete
Sagverken arbete. I trakten al
La Crosse har vattenstandet | Missis-
slppl 0iats med circa 3 fot, sa att nu
lnga svarigheter f0rcligga for trans.
porten at skogstimmer. Man vantar
att sagverken under vcckan ater skola
upptaga arbetet.
1ar Install sina betaIningar Firman
). Andrae i Sons Milwaukee, fabr-
kanter af elekriska apparater och BIZ
cycles, har install sina betaIningar och
0fverlemnat affaren i kreditorernas
handler. Skulderna uppgifvas till $l06,-
600 och tillgangarne till $l23. 900.
Tn eiektrisk storm rasado hGrom da-
gen Oliver Stanley. Blixten slog ned
EFT stall tillh0rigL Northwestern Lum-
Der Comp, hvarvid iva hiistar d0dades.
| EFT annat stall blefvo fyra hastar do
dade. dot nya skolhusot slog blk
ten ned. dock utan att CORA naIon vi
dare skada.
Lade hand pa sig sjeIf. Fred Peter
son, Aldste son till mr. och mrs Peter
son Lake Grove Pierre CO., skot sig
sjelf torsdags alton. Han h0ll pa
med att sk6rda h0 med sin fader. dA
han ulan nagon kand nnledning drog
upp Sin revolver och atlossade tva
skOtt mot bufvudet. Det tros att Of
verhettning var orsak till handlingen.
0fverHlagade NAL. Atskilliga vid
domstolarne i West Superior afgjorda
NAL ha blifvit 0fverklagade H0gsta
domstolen. cit nal tillerkAndes Liz
Cook $500 af sparvagnsbolnget: EFT
annat tiild0mdcs Thorn Martin 81 800
af M. j. Clark och cit trodjc blef G.
Street Car Comp. Man ar Superior
lntrcSserad att SO utgangon.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-07-18
-nyheter.

VaCkert gjOrdt. PA cit mote Huron,
S. d., en- alton fora veckan insamla-
des 5000 till de af hugersn0d hems0kta
l lndien. Man vantar att summan in.
ON nagra dagar skall uppga till 81 600.
H6jde vardet. Board of equalization
har varit session / Aberdeen, S. y.
och afslutade slit arbete fora veckan.
] manga fall hOjdes vhrdet, sd att var
det for hela countet torde uppga till
cirka $l5,OOO,O00.
Allied Grand Forks. Farmaren r. S.
Edison, ell kusin till den store uppfin-
naren Thorn. Edison, atleu hirom ua-
gen pa st. Lucas hospital Grand
Forks. N. D. Han har i - ar varit bo-
satt counLict sasom farmare och var
ullmtinL kiind staten.
Doiiiver Dakota. Kongrcssmannen
Dollivcr fran Iowa har k!ilvit inbju-
den af senator Hansbrough att hhlla
tai N. Dakota under kampanjen re-
publikanska partiets intrcssc, och har
mr. DOlliver antagit inbjudningen. Det
hdlla i Grand Forks.
Republixanerna / N. Dakota afh0llo
slit statskonvent den IL JUL Grand
Forks hvarvid en- fullst;ndig va.sedel
uppsattes. For guvern0r aternomine-
rades II. b. Fancher fran Stutsman;
for v. guvern0r, Frank White fran
Barnes; for statssekreterare, r. f.. Por-
ter fran Foster; for auditor A. N.
Carlblom fran Sargent; for statsl1as-
s0r, y. Mcmillan fran Cavalier och for
statsadvokat, o. d. Comsto ock fran
Benson.
S!app oskadad undan. Henry Har-
vey Sioux Falls, S. d.. var torsdags
ute och kGrde med sin hustru och slit
4 ar gamla barn. De hade just kommit
hem, Harvey och hans hustru hade sti-
git ur vagnen, da hastarne blefvo rad
da och b0rjade skena. Det lila barnet
satt ensamt vagnen, och man befara-
de dot viirsta. Hastarne fortsatte sin
vida fart till dess de kommo till
Worthwhile, der de blefvo fasttagna.,
Barnet hade hallit sig fast vagnen
hela tiden, och upptogs oskadadt.
rlissn6je Fargo. Republikanerna i.
Fargo, N. d., aro ytterst missn0jda
med hvad statskonventet gjorde i
Grand Forks, och hafva icke kant sig
sd lila till mods, sedan republikanska
valsedeln for Alta ar sedan led neder-
lag. Det DR. rent af of0rsvarligt, att
konventet kunde helt och hallet igno
rera fem counties. Tredje judiciela"di-
striktet, som gaf Mckinley 2,2l1 roster
af 5,649 rosters majoritet staten, fic.1
absolut ingenting. Kongressman Spal-
dings nederlag for denomination
gjorde slit till for att Okla missn0jet.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-07-18
,A1lmdnna nyheter.

Sje.fmOrd. Hans jacobson Daven-
port, Ia, begick onsdags sjelfmord.
Han efterlemnar hustru och barn.
Skilsmessa. Skraddaren w. A. Pc
terson Rockford, ILL.,, har till DOM
stolen inlemnat en- ans0kan ON skils-
MESA fran sin hustru.
OdeIagd af en- cyklon blef mandags
den lila staden Peoria, Tex. Mrs John
Nelson och hennes tva barn blefvo IFS
farligt skadade. Mycken egendom blef
f6rst0rd.
na Nebraska ha enligt en- underrat-
telse fran Lincoln den IL dennes no.
mineral guvern0r Poynter for en- an
dra termin.
=. lhjelslagen af askan Miss Jennie
Van Slyck Rippey, a., blef forliden
onsdags matt traffad af blixten under
Diet hon lag sin sang. OGDEN f0ljde
0gonblickljgen.
Stor eidsvada prescott. Den for
namsta affarsdelen staden Prescott.
Ariz., blef s0ndags qvall Mgornas rof,
F0rlusten beraknas uppga till emellan
100000 och s1,5o0,0OO Assuransen
beloper sig blott till s350.00o.
rlanga kandidater. Ej mindre On
MO olika nominationer ha ar gjorts
for president och vice president har i
landet. AT dessa ha endast Mckinley
och Roosevelt den ena sidan och
Bryan och Stevenson den .andra ST.
dan nagon utsigt att blifva valda.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-07-18
Kriget i Sydafrika.

Enligt cit telegram fran London for
liden onsdag blef den fristaten belag-
ma staden Bethlehem intagen af Cle-
ments och Brabants trupper den DIS.
AT engelsmannen blefvo 4 off1cerare
och 32 soldater sarade. Baden-Powell
uppnAdde Rustenburg den dennes
utan att hafva mott nagot motstand
under vagen. Boerna hade den 9 DIS
0fvergifvit sina f0rskansningar ON
kring Senekal. Somliga hade begifvit
sig mot Bethlehem och andra till
Ficksburg.
En- off1ciel lista pa de f0rluster, som
engelsmannen lidit under den vecka,
som slutade den dennes uppgifver de
d6des, sarades och fangnas antal under
namda vecka till Is officerare och lSO
af manskapet. AT sjukdomar hade 4
officerare och 1914 man d0tt och 72 Off
cerare och 1906 soldater hade pa grund
af sjukdom blifvit hemsanda under
samma It'd. Engelsmannens f0rlnster
isjuke, d0de och sarade sedan krigets
utbrott bel0per sig till ej mindre an
48,188 personer.
General Roberts rapporterade tors
days ate engelsmannen blifvit slagna
at boerna vid Nitrals Mex omkring Is
mil fran Pretoria. General Scott, som
f0rsvarade donna post, hade tva ka-
noner och kompanier af Lincolnshi-
reregementet till slit f0rfogande. Bo.
erna togo vid delta tillfalle 200 af en-
gelsmannen tillfanga efter det hastar-
ne blifvit nedskjutna. Omkring 80 af
Lincolnshireregementet lar enligt Ro-
berts' rapport ha stupat och han BETA
rar, att f0rlusten Or annu st0rre. En-
rapport fran Platkop f0rmaler, att en-
gelsmannen under Clery pa fredagen
efter en- hard strid lyckats drifva boer-
ma fran sina f0rskansningar. Presi-
dent Stein sages vara villig att kapitu-
lera, men han har hindrats derifran af
general De Wet.
Fran Cape Town meddelades forli-
den s0ndag, att 0fver 10000 boer ha for
afsigt att emigrera till F6renta Sta
terna. De senaste nnderrattelserna
fran Machadodorp gifva vid handen,
att president Kryger Ell kommer att
kapitulera, sa lange han har nagon am
munition och Observation-Disclosures qvar
Boerna hade i s0ndags slagit lager en-
dast 10 mil fran Pretoria. Delta till
sammans med det nederlag, som Ro-
berts trupper nyligen ledo, har vackt
icke sa litet bekymmer London.
General Botha. som befinner sig vid
Elandfoden emellan Junkan och Hart
bester Spruit, har 10000 man och man.
ga kanone1 till slit f0rfogande. Det
ryktet, att general Roberts helsa skull
le vara vacklande, har ej bekraftats.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1900-07-18
Ny Foljetong
En- ny, intressant f0ljetong med
VAPENSMEDEN

pab0rjades numret for den 4 juli.
F0rfattaren ar den valkHnde Victor
Ryelberg, som sedan Tegners, Geijers
och Runebergs dagar med r;itta tor
de fl anses som EFT af Sveriges stor-
sta literira snillen. Arbetet q sin
sida ber0r kanske den NEST betydel-
sefulla It'd Sveriges historic, nem-
ligen reformationstiden. Dessa hag.
ringar, som f0rfattaren kallar dem,
aro fria fantasier mot en- histo'
risk grund och gifva Ell inblick den
tidens tanke- och handlingssatt, pa
samma gang som de genomgas af en-
bestimd tendens mot pafvevilde,
tanketvang, of0rdragsamhet och ra-
het. Den, som will lasa delta varde'
fulla arbete fran b0rjan, skynde sig
att prenumerera pa tidningen!
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05
: THE MAGIC LAMP.

 Meath A moonli. sky in tho days gone by, As the ballads of old rotate, When lad was bold and his lady shy He would wait at the postern gate. For she feared as he s rummed her e drowsy
 lay EN a Re would waken the sire that slept; 6o she fastened her easement, hid in spray, And out to the postern crept. Now, know not that postern gate of yore, see not the easements light, But Two watched with the crowd at the dingy'
 door
 That leads to stage bedight. The hoofs of the managers horses stamp, For they long for the great mans "Homei" While the others must wait by the guttsrins
 lamp
 Like the poor at the gates of Roma The fairy who danced in the spansled dres Must change, for the night winds cold, Though fear me she loses her comeliness In her overcoat warmly rolled. It's sometimes a mother that waits this same Great goddess who charmed the shrine, And you hear with shudder her Christiap
 name Pronounced as "Matildar Jine" And it's sometimes youth with big cigar And hat at an evil rake. - It's youth who is feared by Matilda's "mar = Hence she comes for Matilda's sake. He is dressed in a vast Newmarket "sack," Where the scanning is overlaid, And the goddess familiarly calls him "Jack;" For she isn't bit afraid. And it's sometimes dear little gallery boy. Who dreams in his dizzy heights. 1t would be the hope of his highest Joy To speak to the girl in tights. But the painted curtain falls, alas, And the dancers fade from view, So he waits in the glare of the stage door gas To watch till his girl comes through.
 -J. M. B. in Sketah
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05

the eye end of the needle, so that it is held firmly in place. Open the two pocketknives and stick the blades into the cork so that they balance each oth- CT. Then place the point of the needle on the pin, and as soon as it is we'll balanced breath of air on one of the knives will make it revolve. Continue blowing whenever it goes too slowly. At first the needless hard point will make slight impression on the pin. gradually working its way through un- til clean hole is bored as perfectly as any lathe could have done it. This in- teresting experiment requires patience and careful handling, nothing more When you show the other boys the pin. bored like needle, they will wonder how you managed to do 1t.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05
smailest Painting.

Probably the smallest painting ever made was the work of the wife of a Flemish artist. It depicted mill with the sails bent. the miller mounting the stairs with sack of grain on his back. Upon the terrace where the mill stood were cart and horse, and on the road leading to it several peasants were shown. The picture was beautifully finished, and every object was very dis tinct. yet it was so amazingly small that it's surface, so the story goes. could be covered with grain of corn.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05
Birds or nEn,ncanee.

"Peace is represented by dove. isn't itr'' asked the man who was looking over some allegorical pictures.
 "Well," answered the official who had been to 8 diplomatic banquet, ''doves used to figure in that connec- tons But quail on toast appears to be more popular now. Washington Star.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05
rhe oId oaken Bucket.

1.-The Old Oaken Bucket was in spired by the following conversation
 Woodworth. the author, said to a friend, "There is no drink better than brandy.
 The friend replied, "Yes, there is-- | drink from the old oaken bucket thai hangs in the well at home
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05
FACTS IN A FEW LINES.

A Chicago justice fined a man $25 for being liar.
 It is felony to run crap game in Tennessee under a new law.
 American birds have decreased in number nearly 50 per cent in the last 15 years.
 1 Bostons most populous cemetery is Mount Auburn. Its record is 82, 415 in terments
 Half the ships in the world are Brit ish The best of them can be converted into ships of war in AS hours.
 Between 1000 and 5000 pounds of plug tobacco are yearly furnished to the penitentiary inmates in Mississippi. Miners in Alaska are advertising for wives. They do not, however, offer tc pay the fares of willing eastern women
 The bishop of Manchester declares that religious services are not nearly sI we'll attended as they were20 years ago 1 Some naturalists believe that hares never drink, but get enough liquid fol their needs in the dew on the grass they eat
 Every native editor in Porto Rico is said to have been in jail for political reasons at some time in his professional career. Through the actors benevolent fund started by Sir Henry Irving 1000 peo- pie were assisted in London during the last year.
 The latest cable which has been laid across the Atlantic weighs $50 pounds to the mile. This is the biggest of all the cables.
 Paris actresses wear paper lace, which by night looks as beautiful and delicate as the best of real lace. while it costs but trif1e.
 | Japanese children write better with the left hand, while with the right they can turn out 10 per cent more work in given time.
 Japan is going to have a woman's university, the Nihou Yoshi Daigaku, in place of the former Academy of No. bles at Tokyo.
 There are AS different materials used in constructing piano, from no fewer than 16 different countries, employing 45 different hands. | It is the advice of the connoisseur in teas to buy the leaves in considerable quantity. Tea preserved in chest keeps and increases its flavor. | Gold dollar pieces, the coinage of which has ceased, now sell as high as $1.8 80 apiece. They are in demand for decorative purposes, birthday gifts, etc.
 Upward of 100, 900 pounds of sn |; are eaten every day by the residents of the gay French capital, the snail mar ket being the busiest industrial mart in Paris.
 | There are two islands in New Zealand set apart for the preservation of its re- markable wild birds and other animals. All hunting and trapping are forbidden thereon.
 | Experiments seem to show that a large ocean steamer going at 19 knots an hour, will move more than two miles after its engines have been stopped and reversed
 How to Bore . Hole Through . Pin. | You can bore hole through pin without any lathe or other machine All you need is needle two corks, bottle and two pocketknives. Fit one of the corks firmly into the neck of the bottle and cut V shaped notch in the top. Stick a pin in the cork near the top, so that it.passes through the notch. In the bottom of the other cork force
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-05-05
Whx He staxa.

"No, sir." said the red faced alder man with great emphasis. "I'm in the franchise fight to stay.
 II suppose. then. said the little man with wide ears, "that they don't give you your wsd until the whole things ended. '' Cleveland Plain