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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-18
News Of the Town

Modern livery al Territory Stables
Telephone So
Elegant artistic Wedding cakes dec
Grated By artists AT New Eng Baker
January Delineators at Mrs Han
mas King street. between Fort and
Alakea streets
Bargains in Christmas presents 1t
The Honest Bazaar, SIS King street op-
posite Union Grill
II you drink beer try A. B. C. Bohe-
milan Beer for change and notice the
great difference.
a black cloth satin lined cape was
lost on Saturday evening outside the
Opera House. Finder will please COM
municate with j. o. Carter.
Call and see the Morton Compound
Rotary Pump on exhibition at $50 Fort
street in the rear of Counters jewelry
store.
Modern livery at Territory Stables
Telephone 35-
Mrs. Wilcox. wife of the district
Judge, is reported TO be i'll at her
home. She is thought TO be suffering
with typhoid fever.
Orders received now for Christmas
supplies at New England Bakery.
Phone a.
Handsome sterling silver sets MAKE
serviceabIe and suitable Christmas
presents. H G. Biart, Fort street, has
fine new line on display.
We make our own candies and guar
antee them absolutely pure. New
England Bakery.
Arabic" reduces the temperature on
YOUR own roof from fifteen to seventy
degrees. Call and see it practically
demonstrated at Inc California Feed
Co.
Candies. cheap grades for schools,
to the most expensive. at New England
Bakery.
he ladies should not fail to visit
Mrs. H. H. Williams exhibition and
sale of elegant fancy work at the City
Furniture Store, Love building, Fort
street.
Our morning coffee and hot buns Or
ooughnuts are delicious. New England
Bakery.
a most sensible Christmas present,
something useful and practicable, is a
pair of Hanans mems slippers. Me-
Inerny Shoe Store have an elegant
line.
Modern livery at Territory Stables
Telephone 35.
Although the recent heavy rain on
Maui in some ways resembled the flood
of ancient days, people are beginning
to rejoice at the great good the storm
| wrought. Everything is looking fresh
and green and Kula farmers, ant near
" all vegetable gardeners are begin
mig to reallze that their crops are
coming out in fine shape.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-18
WOULD LIVE WITH A SAINT.
Moke's Methods Of Conversion Not Ap-
proved by Judge Wilcox.

proved by Judge Wilcox.
Moke Kamakaluhi, famous as the
husband of Emalia, was fined IS yes
terday for beating his celebrated
spouse. He has been before the bar
on this charge several times and yes
terday seemed somewhat discouraged
with the progress he had made in max
ing the woman a saint.
. Judge Wilcox gave him boquet II
admonition along with the fine. among
which was the surprising observation
that the prisoner knew Emalia when
he married her end that he should
not have embarked upon this matri-
monial experiment. If he really wanted
to live with saint. Anyhow the court
aisapproved the process Moke's mis-
sionary movements in making saint
of his wife.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
go. 1884.

elner fchiebsgerihtlihen 8ermittluna
aptihen benz Sranspaal unb 9robs
britannien su ersreifen.
Die WfittbeiIung bon Der Gntihei=
ouna Der Resierung erfplate in elmer
.3ufammentunft, an fpeI9er auf Der
etnen Seite 9err &riiser uno Or.
9snbs. duf Der anosren Der boaGnoiide
Wtiniiter oes atnspdrtisen, iofpie Der
Etnansminifsr, q. q. pisrion, tbsil-
nahmen. Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
M,sSIanp.
Deut.f d | a n b.
Merlin. 9. Ns

Ser II II, y. Ot8.
Seftiae, in bieier SabresSeit gang
unaeppbnte Resensiife baben in leBter
Wohe pielfa9 i'm Reia sroBen Sda.
ben dnaeri6tet. Nuf Der re4tsrbeis
niiden giienbabn bat iih unipeit Der
Citation llrbar i'm 8reHe ct. Soar
elm grorutl1 ereignet, infolge befen
Der Yahnbetrieb einseitelt iperben
mubte; 12O pionisre aus 8pblen5
purpen nit bsHen WssrGumuns Be-
auftraat. Sn Hedlinebuuien lit bas
Gebduoe Der bortisen Mal9inenfabrit
einaeitiirst, mas sbenfalls cine Be
triebseinitellung notbpenbig maGte.
Oas ibpGbiIdbe Nedartbal unb bas
9elGnbe am llnterlauf bes Nedars
purben burh 3ohpaHer gefdbrbet.
9lus benz Often Der preuBiI6en Mos
narhie. Ipeaieq aus S1leIien, tommen
aahlreide Melbunsen iiber llnfdlle,
meiIt bur6 Grtrinfen In ben Slutben
Der bp6sebenben GliiKs unb @ebirsss
bG9e. glu6 in &oblen3 unb @bren.
brsitenitein haben Stiirme nit Ressn
aroBe @srpiiituneen anserihtet. Bon
benz Gbrenbreititein, befen Selien ala
unpsrpiitli4 anseis9sn parpen. IL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
einrsihen psrbe, lie auf $1.50 per
Ssab berab3uIeben.

einreiden iperbe, iie auf $1.5O per
sfab berabauieben.
W a btngton, .. g., IA. Ses.
Saus. Oas Saus pertdgte ii6
heute, na9bem es faum bic 0dlfte Der
&rieasiteuers8in erlsbist bate. Die
allaemeine Debate purpe um 2 ubr
beenbet, porauf Die 9il unter Der
HiinfminutensHesel 5ur gerdthung
fam. @s purbsn energiIde 9lnitreus
aunaen aemaht, eine fpeitere SCRABBLE
suna Der 9ieriteuer burchsuieBen, bod
oas Gomite fir Wlittel uno Wege true
in biefem pnnfte i,ber Die Spppftttpn
ben Sieg bapon.
Seuaf. - lin IL lt6r so Wftz
nuten aina Der Senat CUR grerutipis
buna iiber, um ben 3apsp spduncefotes
@ertrag gu erDrtern. Senator Sooge
unterbreitete sunG6it 5tpei neue Imen'
dement's gu benz 8ertrag, ipel6e in
elmer ppr geginn Der Senatsitbung
pom gcmite fir auspGrtige 8eSiebuns
aen abaebaltenen Gonferen5 pereins
bart iparen. Oas cine ertlGrt, oaB Der
SapsBauncsfote 8ertrag ben Glaps
ton 8ultper 0ertrag annulltrt, unb
bas speite itreiht ben paragrapben
3 bes @ertrass aus, pel6er beidgt,
baB na1 Der Ratifiairung bes Wers
TRACES berielbe audi ben iibrigen Wtd9s
ten poraeleat uno bieielben eingelaoen
iperben iollsn, iidh bemislben anau'
/ f&lieben. Gs purbe mitsetbeilt, baB
bas gomite bieie 4menbements eina
! itimmio empfeble, NIT 4usnabme Ses
natpr Mpnep's bon Wiiiifiippi, Der bic
Mufbebuna bes gldptonz8ulpers9er'
traas in fdGrferer uno oiretter Weiie
perfiist baben min.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
Selegrapbiide Stpcldeu.
sxIamo.
aus Srut GumereB.

gpaibtnatpn, .. g., 10. Oes.
Saus. Die erite Der groBen
8epiIliaunssporlassn, bic fir SelsBs
aebunq, Grecutipe uub 9eri1tsipeisn,
purbe beute bonn 9auie angenommsn.
9ie giQ bslpillist i'm 9auaen $24,s
496,3O8 unb 1T 131 Seiten lang, bod
bauerte bic Debate bariiber tetne ~
Mlinuten.
Senat. = gbas. ". Eonne, Der
fiirslia gum Ra4folser bes per'torbs@
nen Senators Oapis BON wttnne1otd
ernannt porben mar, tpuroe IN Der
beutiaen SenatsiiBung peretolst. SH
Der Sffentlihen Sibung puroen felne
pidtiaen @eI9Gfts per9anbeit uno tos
fort nab Grlebigung Der RounttneS
id6Gfte besann bic Grecutipiibung, IN
pslher mieber Der 9apspauneefotea
8ertraa erOrtert puroe.
Wafbingtou, .. g., IL. Oe5.
sans. 0ie Ssbatte iiber bic
9tlI fir Serabisbuna Der &riessiteuer
purbe beute i'm Sduie erDffnet. Der
9lbaeorbnete papne bon geep Yort,
0prIiber bes ssindn5rGomites, iprd4
i'm Ramen Der Mebrheit unb Sfpans
ion BON @irsinien i'm Namsn Der
Wfinberheit.
Senat. Die erite Heoe segen
Die SdifffabrtssS sSubiioienbilL belt in
Der 6eutieen SenatsiiBuns Glap bon
@eoraia, bonn WinoritGts sGomite fVr
Sanbel, ipelbes bic Bin an ben ST.
nat berihtet bate. Glup gilt fir ben
heftiaiten Gjeener Der Bill i'm Senat
unb ieine fait 8tpsiitiinbise 2ebe ipurbe
bon Senatoren auf beiben Seiten bes
Sauiss nit GROCER NufmertIamteit
anaebDrt. glamentli6b Senator 9dns
na, mar elmer Der aufmertlam
3ubDrer.
Dafbington, .. g., 13. Ses.
Ssnat. - Nabe5u BRET Stunoen
lana fpraa Ssnator gamma bon Sbio
ppr benz Senat iiber Die S6ifffabrtsz
Subfioiens8iG. Sanna's 2ebe pas
I'M @roBen uno @anSen eine Gripibe'
runa auf bic Dor einisen Sasen bon
Srn. Clan BON Georgia sebaltene, uno
er betonte, bab feline anberen utottpe,
als bas SntereNe an Der Woblfabri
bes 2anbes, bas 9anbelss Gomtte bel
Der 8efiirportuns Der Bin besinfluBt
hGttsn.
I'm 2 llbr Na1mittass mar, Sena'
tor Sanna nit feinsr Rene gu Gnot
unb Der Senat sins baEn Su elmer
Grecutips Sibuns iif',. I'm Die 9era'
tbuna Ibsr ben SapsGauncefotesIers
traa pieber auf6nnebmeu. lin 3 u9r
nurbe iiber oa3 9(menbement oes Cos
mites abasltimmt, pel6es beiast, BAT
fih bic Qser. Stdaten Das Heht porbe.
halten, riOlhe Mubreaeln gu treffen",
bic fle fir pDtbis bdlten, um nit ibreN
eioenen Sruppen bic Ser. Staaten gu
pertbeieissn unb bic Offentlihe ORB
nuna uufreht au erba!ten", nit anoe'
rem Bprteu, pen NicaraguasGanal au
befeitiaen. Die MbitimmunS ersab Sc
Stimmen fir unb II gesen bas
2lmsnbement.
Saus. Sm 9auie purbe beut'
bic Debate ;iber bic 8ill fir @rmGbi'
auna Der &riesslteuer fortgeiebt, bod
bptsn bic @srbanblunsen penig Sgtr'
rsiIantes. Reben purben gebaIten ppr
@rospenor (Sbio), 8artbolbt Mo.J
Sia (Gonn.), 9outell (SG.). McGleGs
Ian or. W), Neplanbs (Nep.), 2ebt
or. ~ unb UNDERWOOD (ala.). Serl
8ortholbt tdbelte bas gomite fiji,
Wlittel unb Wese, neil es bic Bier
fteuer ni9t mebr rebusirt babe, uni
tiinbiats an, Oab sr Elm Imenbsment
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
siIbsrnss Subilaunl.

Qafapette, Snb., 13. Sea.
Die Transistaner S6psitern, Die
Dor 25 Subren bier cine 9emslni9att
aeariinbet battsn, feierten heuts ibr
Sil6ersS SubilGum. Wisle tatboltl9e
0rGlaten aus ben berihtsbenen Staas
ten limb einsetroffen. WGbrenb bieisr
periobe baben bic S6peitern 5oipis
tGler aeariinbet in Smdbd, gebr,; Gle'
pelanb 80; 1srre 9allte, Snb.; Den,
Der. Gpl., unb Columbus, giebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
Rur, uno cntlbicbsn.
6 aItQafe. lItab, IL. Oea.

" y Z, uluH, Il. Oed.
Die eine Speaialoepelhe aus Bhite
&od. lltab, iast, lit auf griu6en Des
2l0enten Wpton S4naorpn u8" BON
Sort Ou6esne beute &6enb nah Der
llintabs9(gentur beoroert iporben, I'm
Rubeit0runsen gu berbinoern. ueber
breibig &inber in Der S9ule iino on
ben Maiern unp anberen &rantbetten
erfrdnft unb bic @ltern iinb iebr auf>
aebradt oariiber, bab man ben &ina
bern niht geitattete, nd9 6aufe Gu
aehen. Sin Mdb9en lit leBte Ra4t
atitprben. 8lad 9otpt eri9ien beute
in Der S6ule unb berlangte bic Gntz
laHun9 ieiner &inber. Sin 2e6rer,
Namens S'Gonnpr, Der Miene ma9te,
iith au piberieBen, puroe Die .Sreppe
hinunterqenprfen, porauf odnn Die
Ginber nit 8epalt peggenommen
purben. Mebrere anbere Sinber iino
BON anberen Snbianern ipeggenommen
fpprben. Gs purbe georobt, ods
G6ulae6dube nieber5ubrennen, une
Der Qaent bat besbalb pen Wajo,
Suo6es um Siilfe erIu6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
rgang 80. Subuqu, Sowa Ohnfag ben 49, Sejembr 1900

ihen benz Hprten unb bem Siiben, in
-tpelGem fd3liebli9 9anilton unb ieine
Nreunoe bic Sieser blieben. Oes
Weiteren ipra9 Rebner iiber bic
@riinouna Der Gtabt, Die Grbauuns
bes Rupitpls unb bes Grecutipeebdu=
bss in ben ssabrsn 1890 Bis 1900, unb
ihliebli6 bic Werlesuna bes Regie>
runasiibss nad Mdibington, behen
8epDlterung bdnlals nur 5000 betrue.
Die ndhite Nebe, bic bes M6seprba
neten Dabne BON Hep gort, bes Siibs
rers Der Mebrbeit i'm Sduie, iiber
.Sie @rrihtung bes ReeierungsiiBes
i'm Oiitritt Columbia" entrpllte Elm
Invertebrates Bib BON ben polttiI6en
Md9inatipuen unferer gprfdbren.
Senator Mcgomas ipra9 bann
iiber ~0is 9efdi6te beg eriten Sa6r>
hunberts Der 8unbesbauptitdbt" unb
ihm folate Senatpr Saniels, oeHen
feuriae 8ersbtiamteit bic gerIamm=
luna pieberbolt gu beseiiterten 8eifdll
hinriB, nit elmer Rebe iiber Die 3us
tunft Der Ser. Stauten unb ibrer
6duptftabt".
Die S6lubrebe bes Senatprs Soar
bon Maiid1uIetts, betitelt r8eI6i6ts
lidhe 9lnipra4e", mar elm Meiiterftiid
Der Nbetprit. @r perelt9 unter Qnoe-
rem Die otten eurppGii6en Saupt ptitGbte,
bon benen gum 8eiipiel 2onoon ieit
mehr als 1900 Sabren Der Mittelpuntt
Der GipiliIation geipeien lei, nit bem
iunasn Waihington, -befeu &apitol,
WaI6inoton=Senfmal uno Gongrebs
9ibliotbef an @rpbartieteit uni
SGDn6eit Der Nr9itettur BON tpenisen
gauten Der Welt iibertrpffen piirpen
Sie sSeier i'm 4bgeoronetenfa faale
bauerte Biz 6 Il6r Is Wtinuten.
Sumaer Nadri9ten.
Sort Opbge, Sa., IL. Sea.
&urs pDr Sagesanbru6 lit beuts
bas 2lpiter Der 9armbersigen S9pes
itern,- bas srDbte 9olasebdube be,
Stabt. Bis auf ben @runb absebrunnt
Meaen bes 5ur.l 3eit 6erri9enoer
/ Sturnss ariffen Die 5lammen ID
raid um iib, bdb ruebrere S9pelterr
leihte 8ranbtpunben erlitten. ebe ii
aus benz brenmsnben @ebGube in's
sfrsie selansten. Die Sdpeitern ba'
BEN ibre gansen 5dbielieteiten perlp.
rem. Sas auf $4,000 bepertbetl
@ebGube mar fin nun $500 periia
nert. Sds Jeuer 1T pabri1einlif
burt 8ranbitiftung entitanpen, ba oi.
sseueripebr burh einen falI9en 9lldrn
na6 einem anberen Stabttbeiie geru4
| fen purSe. Sas &lpiter, in pel6eu
! fih cine bon $50 S6ultiuoern be.
fuhte S6ule befano, bate 35 Sdhr'
| beitanben. Gs pirb pdbri4einlit
nidht pieber aufse6aut peroen.
Oes Mpines, Sa., IL. Des.
Die .sSopa horticultural Society
bat beute 9lbeno cine ReIolution 81
@uniten elmer WalbreIerpation an Del
Quelle bes Mifiifiippi unaenommer
unb Folaenbe 8eamte erfpGhlt: prd
/ iibent: M. 8. Wrasae, Wdutpn; Wtee
8rGiibent: %. &. Slute. Davenport
SsfretGr: 8eslsp Greene, Davenport
! S6abmeiiter: Glmer Reepes, Wa
rerln.
Igebar Rapibs, Sa., 13. Sea.
Die poh>Sffice In glpoob puro
heute BON Hdubern I'm $3.50 in Srtef
marfen. einen tleinen 9aarbetrag uni
Inn Npten i'm 8etrage bon $500 be
raubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-18
Neserjunsc s.peinist.

Snb., s. 0ea.
en- garrpspille, iieben Meilen nDrbs
lih BON bier, ipuroe elm Neseriunse
BON betrunfensn @rubenarbeitern in
IGeubli6er 8siIs mibbanbelt. Ser
Sunoe bate periu1t, als blinber Yafs
Taaier nah Ssrre Saute gu fabren,
mar iebo6 Bel Sbelburn, .nube Gdrrpsa
bile, abgeleBt porben uno gerietb
bort ben &oblenarbeitern in Die Sdnbe,
bic i'm eiuem S6einpro5eb untermars
fen unb i'm an perI9is6enen Sbeilen
bes aOrpers nit elmer gliibenben
Stanae peinisten. Gr purbe psrurs
tRilt. in eipem gliibenb beiben Sfen
perbrannt au perben, unb es fpurbs
ibm Bel benz WerIu6e. ii4 ben Qualen
au entaieben, fait bie sanae rsdte
6anb perbrannt. unter Mnberem
tpurbe poraeidlaeen, i'm in ben
Shaft binunter gu tperfen, ober aud,
i'm aufsutniipfen. Giniee beIonnsa
mere 2eute retteten f6lieBli9 ben &nd.
BEN unb tslspbonirten an ben Sheriff
Oublep, Der i6n bierber 5uriid bra4te,
Strsif pun Ielcsrap4iiten.
Di&ita, .aas., 10. Oes.
9luf Yefebl Der 8eperti9aft ber
@iienbabn Seleerapbiiten sinsen
heute 1900 Selegrapbiiten bes Santu
se Spitsms an ben Streit.
Sie Saupturia6s fir ben Streif III
Die SerabieBuns Der 2Obne ,uno au
lanae Mrbeits3eit.
sSnfolae bes Streites 1T 10 aiemlif
Der aanae 8abnbetrieb labmselegt.
Die 8eamten Der Santa 5e 8abr
nehmen Die Situation Iebr tiibl auf
Der 8eneral Manager Mubse iagt
bas etpa rs proaent Der Sslegrapbi'
its-- ober 600 perIonen, an ben Streil
aeeanaen iinb. gr bsbauptet, baB be,
Yahnbetrieb feline nennenspertbe StD,
runa erfabren babe. gr iast ferner
bah bic Selegrapbiiten bas i'm Suli ae,
fhloifene @btommen, feline @enoerunc
obne porberige 30>tdsise Intiinbi.
aana aa treffen. sebro4en baben.
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pfs
eE,txenth,trprr Dnsrttsss

sEitxrnhtrprr Unsrtte''
uidsint isbsu Iisnstae uub foitet unter 9Dr'
srste5ablun9 fir bic Der. Gtaat.n unb 6anaoa
SabrIidb-... .....$2.OO Solbidbriid ,-S1 90
yad guropa portoirei
i'm iiisu opronsbsSablt perben)9
Sdbrlidb ..--s2. so SaIblabrlit--.~S1.25
eprreIppnbenssu uno MQtttbsilnnsen mhiieu
tpatejtens bis 1Sreitag Worgeu, penn ne IN
ter nddtten sammer aunobme fneeu olen
,iuaeIanSt iperbeu. - 9rieie obue unisri1rift
tpsrbsn udbt berudibtigt.
ED- Rur fir @eIber, bic per reaiitrirten
Brief ODER 0eto etimne Money Order,
e.Ianbt perbsyt hberuebmsu mir bic @eraut
tportlihtstt
Hue grisis GprrspOubsnseu II. 7. 10. abrsiFrs
nau ,nfat:
"LUxEMBURaER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa.
c7Fee: Gde Der s. nab Sswa.StrsHs.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

REFORMERs who have been trying to reform the
prisoner, undoubtedly have often asked each other
'why it that the prisoner usually misinterprets
their kindly intentions?' We shall not attempt to
give exhaustive explanation in regard to this
tipathy of the prisoner toward those who have their
welfare at heart; neither shall labor under the
pseudo supposition that our views sounds the key
note OF prisoners in general on this subject but
shall confne our opinions strictly to individual
understanding of the question. We all know that
discipline is necessary to institution of this
nature as is careful nursing to child. This is
granted by all fair-minded persons But when dis
cpne gets COMPOUNDED with persecution and col
laborates itself with intolerance and dense Ignorance
the prisoner will instantly question their right to
undertake his reformation; saying nothing about
slandering his reputation as humane reformer,
which he poses being the personcation of the ideal
type when exhibiting his reform measures before
the public. The reformer who denies the prisoners
under him opportunity to keeps breast of the times
through the medium of newspapers, will never be
esteemed by those whom he has curtailed from hav-
ing this scant privilege. He may be inspired with
the laadable desire to make angels of his charges,
but his vision and puppy-ike rushes
them into rayless obscurity of the type which
Dante's "Inferno pictures infinitely. This is
only apt illustration which, we believe, accounts
for the distant feeling existing between the prisoner
and reformer. You exclaim: els it possible Has
this really been done? Yesithas been accomplishment
a prison whose boundary line Adults that of the
State of Minnesota. Even The MIRROR has been
denied admittance beyond the portals Of that
''sainted institution. Why has this been permitted?
We haven't the remotest dea unless they class the
newspaper among the immoral and degrading in
fuences which humanity is festered with. Such
actions as this leaves deep impression upon the
plastic mind of the prisoner and it doesn't require
but short lapse of time before an additional num-
Der of words have been added to his vocabulary
in order to ttngy express his contempt for the
who has deprived him of his weekly home paper,
whose visit is like oasis in the desert to the tired
traveller.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

LATELY we have read quite number of COM
ments rejecting upon the Beers. The general trend
of these articles dwet upon the fact that they
brutal race, uncouth in manners and their homes
nothing but filthy dens. These platitudes will be
considered seriously by many without questioning
their truthfulness the probable of their
propagation. Their biased mind would never con-
slider for moment the possibility Of this standard
of domestic life being attributed to the fact that the
Transvaa and Orange Free State practically new
countries. It'isn't so long ago that England pla-
carded whole Europe with similar statements in re-
gard to the customs and home life Of the American
people. In some respects, no doubt these accuse
tons against the Beers just as true when di-
rected against our forefathers who dwelt in the
humble log hut instead of the spacious mansion Of
today and its modern appurtenances.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

sworn to protect the city's interests. Our emacu-
late, well-pad prosecuting attorneys hesitate
in enforcing the full extent of the law upon who
was forced to steal to keep from starving to DEATH
but when it comes to prosecuting these twentieth
century brgands they accept the regulation sealed
envelope and slide down the back stairs leading to
the finely upholstered Office of these boa construct
ors with all the bravado of vain peacock on dress
parade
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

The REFoRMAToRY RECORD, published at Hunt
ingdon, Pa, still keeps harping the nauseating
tune of pattng the different institutional papers on
the back in each issue. The various papers which
this sefappointed critic has been lavishly expend-
ing his cheap garbled ninny wash from week to
week, are not in need of illumination by this
Quaker ''sage." It is disgusting and shameful
abuse of valuable space that should be devoted to
more useful purpose than the mere distribution Of
bouquets each week. These papers are not on the
verge of general dissolution but, on the contrary,
they in healthy condition, we'll edited and
their contents abundantly proves that the ''sage''
might drop his highly perfumed dispensations in the
wastebasket, instead Of running column or more
of such ermine rot in his paper every week. On
special occasions such holiday editions, change
Of editors enlargement etc., such comments are
becoming and in order If you possessed with
the hallucinaton that the editors on these papers
require something of this nature in order to stiffen
their spinal column as to maintain erect posi-
ton the tripod why send them bucket Of starch
and be done with it. We would prefer the appear
Of sheet of blank paper instead Of the Record
in it's present form
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

ST. LOUIS people making strong efforts to
restrain Chicago from turning her sewage into the
Mississippi, via, the new drainage canal. If St.
Louis only knew the amount of real estate she is
liable to get at bargain prices doubt if she would
continue her warfare against Chicago.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

IT is reported that General Wheeler is his
way home. If Mckinley snubbed him, re-
ported recently, the fiery soldier is not liable to join
.Hanna's whitewash brigade in covering up the
shortcomings of the administration
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

THERE has been movement started in North
Carolina to establish forest of 900 acres
It is expected that the black population will oppose
the bill on the ground that the whites think tree
is not tree unless negro is hanging to it,
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

A SERIOUS attempt made in Minneapolis
last Saturday to prove Mrs Alice B. Russell as being
insane. For number of years this woman has been
fearless advocate in behalf of the insane She has
punctured many well-laid plot of designing per-
sons to send innocent to he'll on earth so they
could appropriate their property To her unceasing
vigilance it is also due that more humane and civ
ilized treatment is accorded the insane in our
state asylums. The present minister who attempted
to have her convicted, only succeeded in making an
exhibition of his detestable scon for Christ as did
certain FL. II. in this state few years ago. AS a
diversion Mrs. Russell takes great pleasure in goad-
ing and exposing thorough villain who knowingly
takes advantage of Christianitys calling until like
poisonous snake, he succeeds in getting within
striking distance before danger is scented I'm
doubtedly this pous gentleman, surnamed he of the
long face and artificial laugh, wished to secure her
conviction account of her knowledge of his vii
famous nature. But in this he was disappointed
Mrs. Russell acquitted without even the
assistance of attorney Frank M. Nye, whom her
many friends employed to defend her.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

The first wolf that has been killed in ten years
was presented to the Cook Co. officials one day last
week. There any quantity of Evolves" in that
neighborhood but the reason more of them are not
discovered is because the right parties have not
sought them.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25
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PERSONS receiving copies THE MIRROR who
regular lists will please consider such
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MIRROR s worthy patronage your
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published
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-01-25

The papers from London all speak Of GOODNESS
existing in the war department. When parliament
meets they will be able to manufacture ice in that
building without chemicals