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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
Frankfort. 1 told him 1 did not know
whether l could or not. -
The GoebeI Murder Pl

AAS OOCbCl AOts
Witness related another conversa-
tion with Powers, and said the latter
in replying to a question as to what
the end of the contest would be. said
1T won't amount to anything. After
Goebel is dead there is not another
democrat in the state who can hold
the party together as he has done"
During the Van Meter-Berry con-
test many of Noak's men were sta
toned in the women's gallery.
Speaker Trimble sent to have the
seats given up to some women. Wit
ness said that Culton sent word to
the men not to leave. and that when
Trimble tried to have the galleries
cleared it would bring on a fight.
The gallery, however, was peaceably
cleared. A few moments after that
John l.. Powers came to the witness
and told the witness to stand in close
to the building. What's the mat
ter?" asked the witness ofPowers,
who was pale and excited. Some
of our men are up stairs, and when
Goebel and some of the others come
in they are going to do the wsrk. "
The witness protested. and Powers
told him not to get excited. Witness
then started to the Capitol hotel to
tell Goebel not to come, but met an
other man and did not get there be-
fore he was stopped by Mr.. Hurst,
postmaster of Harlan, who took him
to a restaurant.
Witness went into the secretary of
states office and there found Caleb
Powers. Harry Youbey and w. H. Gull
ton. Powers led him to the window
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
SURE 1T Is AUTHENTIC.
The Message Received at Washington
Parporting to Come from Conger.

BRUSSELS. July 21.-The Belgian con-
sui at shanghai sends the following
Il Spatch. under date of July -: "ShenS
dhe administrator of telegraphsl an
nounces that the foreigners at Peking
were safe ard sound July 10"
Washington. July 21.-Like a fash
of sunlight out of dark sky came in
teIligence at an early hour yesterday
that United States Minister COnger
had sent Il cipher cabisgram from Pc
king to the state department at Wash
in~ton. making known that an un-
known number OF days ago he WAS
alive and that the foreigners were
fighting for their safety. The Chinese
minister. Wu Ting Fang received the
message. Within an hour the welcome
intelligence that CcnSer had been
heard from after weeks Of silence was
flashed throughout the country and the
world. The dispatch has no date anCeis
as follows:
In British legation. Under contin-
ned shot and shell from Chinese troops.
Quick relief only can prevent general
massacre"
The verification OF the dispatch that
* depended on 10y the officials here i
wholly Chinese, except that they say
il Is a reply TO the dispatch sent from
here to Conger through Minister WI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

London, July 21.-A Capetown dis
patch dated today says: Roberts at
tackled Middleburg in force.
"a big battle is in progress.
kruger is with the Burghers, di-
lecting the defense"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
DIED OF CABLE GAR INJURIES

Vice President Stivers. of National Car
riaRe Builders. . Victim.
New York, July 21.-Rufus M. Sti-
vers, vice president Of the National
Carriage Builders association, is dead
at his home in Williamsburg of inju-
ries received week ago by being
hit by a cable car.
Mineral Ridge, Ohio. July 2l.-A
street car jumped the track here last
night, injuring 40persons. one fatally
and four seriously.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

TIen rsin Reported ou,et-DispositIon OF
Wounded.

TIen rsIn Reported ou'et-DIspositIon OF
Wounded.
Washington. July 2l.-The navy
department has received the following
cablegram from Remey. dated the
goth: "Tien Tsin is quiet at latest
report. Russian sources July 18th
were that legations at Pekin were
still holding out. Reliable informa-
tion is uncertain.
Maj. Regan and Capts. Noyes and
Bookmiller and First Lieuts. Lawton
and SchoefTel, wounded. of the 9th
infantry, and Second Lieut.. jolly.
of the marine corps. sick, are now
aboard the Solace. Expect about so
wounded men will be sent to the Yo-
kohama hospitals"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

dered to cease hostilities against for
eigners and measures for the rigorous
repression of the Boxers have been
taken. All the powers responded ia
vorably to the proposition to prevent
expectation of arms to China.
Wilson Goes to China.
Washington, July 21.-An order
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
Having Trouble with Fusion.

PocatellO, Ida, July 21.-The Demo-
Gratis, Populists and Silver Republi-
cans in convention here have agreed
to nominate a senatorial candidate, but
fusion is tagging. At midnight yester-
day there was no report from the COM
mittee Of conference. Some think fu-
sion will not be effected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
AS ORIGINALLY PLANNED,
Iowa Republican State Convention TO BE
Held In Des Moines.

Des Moines. Ia, July 21.-Since the
burning of the auditorium Chairman
Weaver, Of the state republican COM
mittee. has been undecided about the
location for the next convention. To-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
coUNT.cASTELLANE FIGHTS.
Anna Gould's Impteuous Husband In a
Duel Near Paris.

Paris, July 21.-Count Castellane,
husband of Anna Gould, and Count
Orlowski fought duel today with
swords. The latter was wounded in
the thoraX. The cause was news
paper article reciting a quarrel be-
tween men at Castellane's house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
Roberts Makes Attack Which Brings On Big Engagement
In South Africa.
THE BRITISH ARE AssAULTING IN FORCE
Kruger is Personally Directing the Burghers in the De-
fense of the Town.

day he declared that he was satisfied
with the progress of the work on the
new auditorium and formally an
nounced that the convention would
be held in Des Moines. Aug. 81, as
originally intended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
SHOT DIVORCED WIFE.

Herman Strauser. of Evansville, Follows
That Crime by Suicide.
Evansville, Ind, July Herman
Strauser, a railroad man. shot and
killed his wife today and then killed
himself. His wife had recently Sc
cured q divorce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
APPEAL TO LABOR TO UNITE

Executive Council of American Fedora
tIon Issues an Address.
Denver, July 21.-The executive
council of the Federation Of Labor to-
day adopted an appeal to all wage
workers to organize unions or join
those already in existence. and afiili-
ate with the American Federation Of
Labor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
PROHIBITIONIsT NOTIFIED.
Candidate for President Fl earslof His Nom
inatIon OfficIalIY.

Chicago. July 21.-John G. Woolley,
the Prohibition candidate for the pres
idency, received ofiicial-notification OF
his nomination last night at Central
Music hall. Samuel Dickie, of Albion,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

Lincoln, Neb.. July 21.-Bryan had
as a visitor yesterday, John Over
meyer, n Democratic politician OF In
diana, who is on his way home from
the Kansas City convention. Bryan
and his visitor discussed political con-
ditions in Indiana and other central
states for some time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
THE DEMOCRATIC STANDARD BEARERS.

was issued today relieving Brig. Gen.
James H. Wilson from duty in COM
mand of the department of Matanzas
and Santa ClaIa, Cuba. and directing
him to proceed without delay to
Taku, China.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
OTHER REAssURING DISPATCHES.

Paris Has One Purporting To BE Direct
from ths Chinese Empress.
But the COnger dispatch was only
one of several that came from China
yesterday. The secretary of state re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

Peror of China, asking the mediation
of France. says the request will be
considered when absolute freedom of
communication between the diplo-
matte corps in Pekin and their gov
ernments is assured; when Prince
Tuan aud other functionaries have
been dismissed TO await inevitable
punishment; when the troops are or
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
Bolt Out OF a Clear SKY.

Cedar Falls, Ia. July 21.-wnlIam m
Berger, a farmer was struck by light
ming while working in the harvest field.
and instantly killed. There was no
storm in the immediate vicinity, the
bolt coming from a practically clear
sky.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
To Give Taylor an Excuse.

For the next two hours came from
Noaks such statements as these, ac-
credited to Powers:
After Goebel is dead this thing
will be settled. Goebel has not much
longer to live"
Powers told me to get desperate
men. He also asked me if | knew
where he could get some smokeless
powder cartridges
The seizure of trains to get to
Frankfort was directed by Powers
but Finley ordered this and ordered a
train chartered. Witness said that
two weeks after the election Powers
told him he wanted as many men as
possible taken to Frankfort to crowd
around the place where the contest
boards were sitting and act in such a
manner as to intimidate the election
commissioners and give the governor
an excuse for calling out the militia.
Charles Finley also said the same
thing.
Witness raised 65 men aud took
them to Frankfort on the Louisville &
Nashville. He continued:
During December Powers told me
to organize company of state mill
TIA tie also told me TO get as many
desperate men in the company as pos
sible-men who would stay with US
in any emergency He also asked me
if l knew where be could get some
smokeless powder cartridges l told
him / did not. He asked me il
could not go to Fort Thomas and get
some smokeless powder cartridges
and express them to j. c. MunyOn,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
Continued on Third page
Earthquakes in Germany.

Berlin, July 21.-The district around
Plauen has been disturbed by earth
quakes, but no serious damage has
been done
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

on July IL. Also II was a cipher dis
patch and only Conger OF all the people
in China knows the ciphers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21
FRANCES POINTED REPLY.

When Request For Mediation VIII Be
Considered.
Paris. July 2l.-Minister Delcasse's
reply 10 the telegram from the en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

JOHN G.. wOOLLEY.
Mich, chairman of the recent conven-
ton which met in this city, delivered
the address Of notification, to which
Woolley appropriately responded.
There was good audience present
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-07-21

codefendant, though he has not been
indicted, only recently having been
arrested in Virginia and brought here
under arrest as a witness.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

- - A9ANNG& A. l. y1 ~
aiwi nog Sc \ Stem
tsJ!yIll J. IItld zdroxf#ulesnnlnlifsz=s&iana Ii
81 Ia - III s. : es p = iddi!| , sadcz.pbw.1
a=.sllosss,s11llktz1l.ss. ~. l.! d tssys u
sisipRfy NJ sjsk{{ fssakretfl aicbosobe !
iciowl; CT swykie II xdolni q d.
adnnej : g szej piracy AMI umyslowej
sni c~ielesnej Ale pof.lowanis. g@dni
= MxAcf.k dry przes lie odtywisni,e
islla c,sttll fpraca klopo'y lnb awskutsk
.. rt'lla sia Cd innych cierpief sis
nasbsawviilis $
Il. Tukim ludziom dokucga zwykle
krnm che.6b apecyalnycn blcie serca
Dol glcwY. osl .o;sa'e < .tar csyli sapka
wzeIknzcboiobs bole5ci merck kolki
reumatyzm ki6.ki oddech q sk6ra.
obsyphna kiostami i ranamf.
Ola tnklch choryeh fed.
max lest ponce. W mlesc,e
naszem wynale&i doktofsY lekar-
stwo, ktorem podobne ohornby
~supeloie ~wy1e,zone by6 moga, ! to
= kr6tkim ozas:e l bez Wielkich
koszt6w:
M fyczenie posIen1y nlaszzym roda-
kom zuletnie be2platnie lyle lekarstwa,
lie starczy ma jeden tydzief.
Wszyscy k'6rzy .pregna -~wyleczenia
moge ,sie zglosi6 listownie Tub osob,6cie
do:
State Medical Di. pens ~.
IS E Madison Str Ch:eseo iii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

:,s=.iz 57ss;75-- ..sssss7. y:.:ssss- :7z y
1aleniasad wytszy p e|ss k'''
do = : od Ilzlg wissis'iinlllls
Koasn.arze a. II. .bytI e ;
siemassko jedn.k. sY o :
zost.l vrdalon'lY J. ~ E,al i IL, AostrJ
wyjeohal do sxwajoaryi, - =
prseciwnYm rsais grosli mu syb'r.
II Krakow,e v,yszed,
pierwszy numer gasety Lst.rn'a
kt6ra iawn,e wAYystepuje do ~alk, !
t,ranls t: w. stanczYke~skis] pc
ra6'. Ma poczatku ~rozes&ano tel 60
zety 10 600 egg.
.OKRUTNY nau :zyciel J. G
oa1ucz',yciels szko'y v s4czuro~e'
(powiat Brsesko). rozpal"nem
wapnem, odiupanem cd Piecs,
powypalal p'eclorgu dzieciom, 8
10 X, tat w,,eekIuu 1T: ii!edvo l,csqcym:
trzem dz,ewozetom i"dwom ch'op-
com rsny, w'elko6oi srebrnego gul-
de,nla !na rece a nastzpnie zalewa{ j.
atram enteml Prey czem upom'nis}
gr6zuie klass ably sic ME wygad"la
Z tenn pred dyrektotem szkosy .
Wa ! W hice "a Czupta, Atoll w'tS &c
o tenn doss}a do wiadomo6ci k'e-
rownika szkoiy. kt6ry visa reper-
8. w i 60 y I prsez leksrsa okre-
gowego i zar.sem prev odnic'a-
cego Rady szkolnej m'ejsoowei =
di III I . y III odes}s} sado~
wi ma zYczenle st:on, robiao row
.aoosesnie don'es'enie, o tym OBJ
iaw legadzlczenia. do wiadzy.
q Il u %
SMIERC wagonie.- Marcln
zeszyoki wiasc,c1el d6br d. ~,nis~
'zka W Gallcyi l Sieoiechow'ce v
zr6Iestwie Polskiem, ist Sc licza~
), wracaiac poc'9glem z ZaSopant-
%, umarf " wagon1e kolelowym
do. Krakowa. Zmaro
anu towarzJssyl' W podrozy mat
onka lekarze" PIP. dr.. SurzYckl, .
akze / krewni ep. hr, Kessyckiego.
~ - - . E Wa " |
KRAKOW. Szczepanik powo
any zostai pod Karabin. Wynalaz
nasz z Bruksell, edzie zajety
VI wazneml wYnalazkami i lnts-
esami. mus'a} p~ojechA6 do z .uoka
staw'6 sic " = szerez,. Pomdg} mo
ednakze nieszczssliwy ~przes.lo-
oezny wypadek, gdY przez nieu.
rage w%ystrzatem rewolweru zran'@
w~ojskowe &C sig " noge.
.wolni}Y raz ma "a wsze cd pefnle.
ia obowiazkow wojskowych.
CiekaWe RZecZy.
w AUSTRALIA owlec wy-
prseezto j-dna trzecia,
n,es}Ychsnej suszy, tr~s-
acej przeszio p6},ora roku. w CA
lie wielkiego rozwo]u owczarstwa "
byte tamze okoio 100 mi"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
z GAL[IOYI.

ZE LWoWA komunlkuiq
nam: p. Kaslmier. Moksowsk,
skasauy zostat przez sad lwowsk'
ma kare miesisoanegos ares1tu =
sudziai " odb,cia ; rak pollcyi ?:
.siemassk,, ktdrego m'ano wydad
~. @# a s
reoesMoskaH. skutek y
.4. .a.a Ill -ss.assssg "a saessSSsSss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
sssssas ,ff!Is sisssar HaaasFsa 1871 ssssssI Fl Z
FRASZKl.

80
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~
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A'o"S
A7s'lwy ~ 'oka s"eso 0S'o'o
zywego opowiadan'a): zareo'am
wan ,paasno1.e. g fohsk g 'oka
ub 81 4: "a jedn1n strsa'enn al try
/ z.iace..
ALE 1ak<eaz to mos'iwemf
-J l,,d d trahi oabd,I drug
sdeohi i st ut g., q I trse,o j u,topi} SIP
2 .alu 90 strso,e tovarzyts6r.
a / i % Z ~ ( i
Pro.t. noes.
A.: Pan Klepka lest wlelki l
siInv, sic przYtem straszn.e gfupi!
b.: To mn:e wcale ME dsiwl.
Wlsak " wysokich domach So mai
w,&s.e pletra najgorzej meblovane!
r'en'ao. 30 g." =
A1 II H. q - 5Ae ]
o. s* ~
- sas,#S. ,sssssss 80 IA q aags
~ a
,.u., m1,,. , M q -. j = !: zvoiu dol
h,,e hum a,e nmvt.
3,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
Ciekawe RZeczy.

w AUSTRALIA owlec wy
zdycha}a}a prseszto j-dna -trzecia,
skutkle,n n,es}Ychsnej sussy. trvs-
.,scej przeszio p6},ora roku. w cza-
.sie wielkiego rozwo]u owozarstwa "
Australia byte tamze okoio 100 mir
l,on6w owiec, Z pote m padaiy ca
teni stadami pc k'lksnsdoie do kill
kudsiesleciu tysiecY sztuk. To tes
teraz we}na moze Dv6 barizo drogq.
POkoW sledzi sielawek
.|(sprotten) jest teraz bardxo obfitym
!: c-ny ma ten towar morskl sic OBJ
niss. W satoce hhsk,ej przy wyspie
Lawensaarl odsunela SIG ogromna.
bryia lodu cd lqdul poptynela y
morze. M tej bryle bylo 50 ryba~
|k6w - dotYohcsas ME ma o mob
wiadomoloi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
SALON " FOLEY
mimi.

w os.dsie Foley, niedaleko
kodoiois No Albero,e
zs}o1yi rodak MAST sTANIoLAW
MUszA duty hotel. Tax ludne,
ia|k kon,e ma!a q niego najlepsza
wYgods. WYb.rne jadlo, piwo.
w6dkl !, wilma. Pamistaioie, redacy,
bli1ssy nam swdj, MI ouda.!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

eeztTa q - 1919 gsa11 " d 49, ~
ssI,... ( pe,lsl'l sxls2ln & kawaf'
a.yo,zs ia d .sslt 81, LEG.
u1s,,y |, . u - q = ]. Pt = q & 4. No
n.ob j.,1ie. !. Ns q. %, - N \ . u
|s. .al,. u il ~ob ''lt'j te g : y 81 Idl . y y
wcslr ME m"ias. gdyt naset ns
gm..hu m,uis,erst-s kpraw ssgra
n.c.nych y Mouavhluu n.e wywIe-
-.izonio, y dn.u ursdz'n oesarsk,ch
ohoragS,.
MORZE chtun.e rokrocznie zna-.
zng ltuzbY okre.6w. W roku 1899
z.tonsto. o lie statystyka stwlerdzo-
u" l34l okretdw , to 339 parowc6w.
f'6cz tyeh bardzo wlelka l,ozba Jest
taA'ch. kt6ryob losy ME znane.
%
MADRA kl6l"~a. k,edy W :
ktorya. krolowa Anglu, m,aia brst
Stub " roku 1910 : ks.eclem All
oersem, ~6*csas b'skup dworskl
aug e'sk,) z.py.at il. CIV v cere-
mon'i 6luonej n,e nalezy wypuse't
..p"s, uczenst+o?, Ks,aze
Jest tylko ks'ec.em. a ona
moze " e. ule wypsds,
soy >rol''~a o>ta postussna ksieo,u.
,Prosz9 x. lsiskapa,s chce brad
jIuo joko ko' ! IL u ME jako krol, y
49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

81 -: - = zs* ++' q
sT0SUNEK F,asy, do Angl.,
'.b~cn'- " y "aJ'eps~y S*ladczY Q
TEN wyjszd posia aug eIsk'ego
Monsona 3 Parvza "a urlopem ma
k.vere - oe'a 4. ppoor4ato,wania .droala.
A"gI,cy ohu z-nl ma Rad francuski,
III pos wsln ma rysowan,e karvkatur,
store w,s<xd1aia AugI'k6w i lch
kr6'o~s Ale mocnlei gn,ewaja sly
ua Francuz6~ I'd to, re ci Ola y la.
~yp&yw " Eg'pc,e.
lie kOmendowanie lfstOw
.pr.el l.s,snoszy.
Urzad pocztowY zapowadsif no
wos6, a m'ano~ gle rexomendow wa
"ie lls,6x przez l'stouoszY. Jezth
ITO chce wvsisG do Europy, lub
gdziekuwlek list rek"mendo.'
~sov { -gi.,ered)," ie potrzebuie jak
dawniej isc ? listem n. poczte, ale
odd~ go listonoszow'I kt6rY wYtla
kwit. taxi. jakl pocsta
wYdaie.
List naturalnie musl bye do5rse
przygot"wanyn odse'a]acy wi
o TEN psmletaG, re must swe
'mie l uaz sisko, Jako tez adres
sw6], napiss6 ma odwrotnej str onle
stu. bv " danym wypadku, list
do odse4s iacego rak powr6c,}. Jezel'
kto ME. bedsie miai msrek pocsto-
wych pod reka, moze llsto vemu
wrecsy6 p;er,2dze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
D0SWiadczOuV

DoswiadczonV
MaIec,. zap,owadsonY. .sPrzes
matke do fotografa, zalewa sic {za''
mi re strachu.
~ Me place. ME b6j sig -
uspokaja 60 matka - mic ci sig sfe"
90 ME stanie.
- TAX Same mi mamusia moe
villa q dentYsty = powiada mslecs
uauczsny dos .~iadoseniem.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30
Cheese Was Too Old.

5 Here is a story. from the New York
Telegraph 8 few years ago. said
Harry Cunning ham of Montana; ..tha
late Charlie BroadWater of our state
gave a BANQUET to about a score or
his personal friends Tt was an elaD-
orate spread and one Of the chief items
was some 20-year-o1d brandy that cost
Mr.. BroadWater a fabulous price and
regarding which he spoke with much
enthusiasm At the Wind-np OF the,
feast coffee and Roquefort cheese were
brought in, though the latter was not
commonly down on Montana menus at:
that period. Sitting near the host was
one Of his special friends, who, after
Ryeing the y Roquefort trifie suspic-
#iously, tasted it, made wry face ana.
showed his plate to one side. You.
don seem to like that, { remarked MI.
BroadWater. Indeed, 4 do not, Char
lie. Your 22O-year-old brandy Is an
right. but I'll be hanged il / like your
20-year-old cheese. / - ~ 3ss$
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30
2 - - - = .l3E. is.-I1S3I7 "
Poultices for Beautv,x Face.

All women cannot go to Paris to
consult celebrity who has just come
to- the fore with plan to benefit com
plexion. It consists Of making poult-
ices of the interior of fruit, and wear
ing these over the face at night, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer. All fruit is
good, but the best of all is the straw
berry: You need not use pounds of
fruit, like Nine. Tallien- a very little
will suffice. You spread the fruit on
band of linen, and tie this over the
wrinkled part Of the face. Even one
trial will astonish you; but if you con
tinue the result will exceed your wild
est ectations. Women who follow
this treatment never wash the face in
quite plain water, nor in cold Fater,
nor with soap. Never, eitherI use
glycerfne or any fatty substaDEe .on
the face. a little powder may com
plete the perfect drying Of #thd face,
but it must be of the very besd quail
sity. Plain orris root is the est OF
all. However, by continually Iusing
fruitf plasters or bandages nothlg else
will be required to maintain thu COM
plexion young, and restore it td youth
and beauty if damaged by siskness.
bad cosmetics or time. s
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30
MAX NoRDAU AT HOME.

Peculiar Style In Which the Great Man
Il Max Nordau lives in Paris above d
drinking shop. 1t appears that the
name "Nordau'' was originally used
by it's owner as a pseudo donym to news
paper contributions. With the consent
Of his father, Herr Sudfeld, we'll
known Pesth Hebraist, he legally as
sumed it, transforming himself from
"south Field" (Sudfeld) into North
Meadow" Nordau Except when he
is visiting his patients, DR.. Nordau
spends all his time in his study The
room is plainly furnished: "a bookcase
sis one eonspi icnouss eatlress
Among the books are many presenta-l
tion copies of LON mbrosos s works. With
this author and scientist DR.. Nordau
keeps up a constant correspond
and prides himself on being ons of the
very few men in Europe who tan de-
cipher the professors handwriting.
which appears to most people entirely
illegible. Leading out Of this Ioom is
Nordau's barely furnished bed room,
the camp bedstead Of which. may be
seen through the open door 4 small
trapeze hanging through the doorway
would seem to indicate that he has
faith in ''parlor gymnastics 1t is
in this room that all books since the
publication of Degeneration have
been written, and where he is at pres
ent writing a novel Literary Life
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-30
ANIL y HORSE
Ate the Hea dsS OF Live Lambs Untis
Dosed with Rad Panner g.z. z5.sl5I..E

Ate the Heads OF Live Lambs Untts
Dosed with Red Pepper
Rochester. Spe. New York. Mail and
Express: Fred Wilmer, well-known
and prominent farmer Of Portage, Liv---
singston county, reports an astonish-,
ing occurrence on his farm On nu--
merous occasions of late he has found.
in his pastures young lambs OF his.
herd with their heads completely eaten
away, but not mutilated in any other
portion Of the body. After losing sew
eral in this manner Mr.. Wilmer armed.
himself with a, rife and spent the
greater part Of two days and nights in.
an effort to, solve the mystery, but
without avail. Monday I'M orning he dis
covered several more dead lambs in.
the field with their heads eaten of
and also a dead 'lanlbGin the Earn. Not.
having time to bury the carcass found
in the barn he threw it into the yard,
when suddenly, to his anazement, a.
six-year5old family horse rushed up.
and commenced eagerly eating his
head off. When the next lamb died
Mr.. Wilmer placed "a lot Of cayenne
pepper on the head and threw it to
the horse, who, after taking few
bites, dropped the carcass, and cannot
now be made to touch a Tamh or any
other animal. 5s5 5=... .5s