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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10
S9berbaufeit. Oas Mdaretz
hdus Der @fhriiber Mlsberd brannte

SDberbaufen. Das Maareltz
bans Der Bebriiber 9llsberg brannte
bollltGnoig ous. Die llrlade iItRurs-
Fhlub. Die Sirma tpar sesen Wda~
renfdJaben allein auf beibunberttaus
ienb Wfarf periihert. Die bon Der,
8ranb5tdtte allsgehenDe 8lntbibe
fprengte Die 5sn1terfheiben aablreider
Nohborbdufer. Die Junten beffaz
bigten. .mebrere 0dher.
Gf{en. 9lm 8eiietpeoe fpielten
mebrere anuben ,8oeren llnb Gngldns
ber". Giner Der anaben bate 1th nit
elmer tleinen gdisbpaffs psrfsbsn,
bic er einem 1einer 8eIptSen in
Der 9ibe bes Samples lieb 1lnb bic
bieIer anf ben 12jdbrisen Mugn|t
3iiblfe, tpelher einen ,gngldnber"
martirte, 10 unsliidlid abfeuerte, bab
bas @efdob bem bebauernstpertben
anaben in ben Ropf brans. Der
Shnerberlebte ipurbe iofort nad benz
arupp'fhen 2a5aretb gebraht, tpo er
balb barauf feinen Geiit aufeab.
@rDndri |. Us. Ote i'm nuben
Dolberg bei Roblenbobrunsen ieitens
ber internationalen @trubbnrg =Rupz
pre@tsauer8ob 8obrseienfdaft er5dlohene
@oolquelIe IL npn leltener Md9tisfett.
Gs iolI bic n,dGticite iein, bic bisEe-
cnsebobrt ipurbs. Sic 1T 8 proc. falss
BALTIC Bel bobem Roblen1Guregebdlt Il.
aiebt in Der Min. 500 Sitter. Nah rem
llrtbeil Sadper1tdnbiser iibertrifFt Die
Nuelle &0nigsborn unb SbnbauIen
betrGhtli9 unb beIibt ale Norbeoins
eunaen gu elmer 6eilquene in bobem
Mabe. Mabrldeinl;d pirb bort eis1
neues 8aD eriteben.
Srier.-llnfere Staot tit Inn eine
Notwithstanding reidber getporz
ben. Die BON ben TranaistaneHen IL
ber syrtebri9 Mtlbeln,itrabe errid
tete Srauentlinit lit 10 peit fertie sez
1tellt, Dab lie ibrer 8eitimmung iiberz
aeben tpsrben tann. Oas tmpolants
@ebdube nit einem &apellenbau bilosl
cine orbitectont1he 3ieroe Der Strabe.
Oa1Ielbe entbdlt ettpa As Rranfen-duz
me sur Nufnabme bon 70 bis 80aran=
! fen. oillter benz aranfenbauIe liest
| bic alarlur Der sSransistaneien. Mu:
Ber einem tleinen Wintergdrthen i'm
Rrantenhau{e ielbit tit UNI biefes bers
I'm Elm etipa bier Moraen GROCER 9ar=
ten anseleet. Die GrstliAe 2eitung IL
benz 6errn Or. meb. &h, Speeiolars;
fir 6rauentrantbeiten iibertrdaen.
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Sbiirtn9e,t nno sa6iess.

BiIfen. 9as stpetiGbrige
SDAn6en bss @utsbsi siibers 8eper fiel
in einen Reiiel NIT DeiBert MaEer.
Der aleiNe !oerbriibte Iib bic BeiEe
unb ben l1nterleib in i6tperer Weile.
WeiBenfe!s. - Der 28idbrise
Silhler ssrana Irieori4 bate fid
beim 8ebtenen Der &retsfGge bic ltnte
6ano perleBt. Die 8ranfbeitsberlauf
mar infofern rtht ,insiinitig, als ii4
eine fhmers 8lutpereiftuns biloete.
OberrDbItngen. : Sn 5plse
pl0bliher S9tpdde fiel bic 49jdlrige
9lrbsiterin NoIalie ssretf9nann bon
einel tletnen Setter 10 unsliiGlth
herab. baB ibr lisstes 8ein unter Den
Miidsn au liesen fam. Sic erlttt bierz
hurh auBer bebeutenber Sebnenser=
rllna einen 8ru9 bes ltnterIdentels.
Stumsb bprf. - Bei Der jiinsit
bier ftatteefunbeneu Wabl gu Mitslie=
bern Der bteiigen @emeinoenertretung
ipurben bic bisberigen Mitslieber Diez
beraetpdblt, nGmlib in Der /. M6tbei=
lung @utsbeliBer Stemnler, in ber 2.
9btheilung 1err lllrtd, in Der 3. 2(b=
tbeiluns Derr Shneibermeiiter
Seutfhbein.
geeutabt, a. .. - Na6ts gesen
IL llbr brad) Elm sSeuer In benz benaH=
barten Meolbib aus. Die gum OB=
tpalb'fhen @ute bal.l6ft eeb0rige. NIT
5trob unb syutterbprrdtben gef!iQte
6deune neblt eiuem Seitengebdune 1T
ben sslan,men gum Opfer ysefaaen.
Dureb ben 9ranb tit Elm erbebliAer
5baben DerurlaGt pcrcen.
5hDnebed. SnfoJae Der in
ben lebten sssabren hier entitanoenen
neuen sSabrifer, unb ionltigen Mnlaz
aen berritt Dier unb i'm benahbarten
GrpB=Galse Mpbnungsraangel. Sch
len in eriterer 2inie slpar fleintre
Mohnunsen, 10 finb aber a,l9 Mittel@
iuobnungen infolse Der SteigerIng
ber 3abl ber Bsamten tnapp getporz
ben. Die 8altbGtisfeit 1T 5lpar rese,
aber entIpriht bod ntdt ben Mnfcrz
berunaen. Mnf benz 3atbbauie ha=
ben lid 4S sSamilien genlelbet, Die
feline Mobnung erbalten fDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-10

Me1tersbet'm. 8ei ber
@iirsermeiftertpablg ipurbe 0aleuti11
Gnnb, Hentner, nit 13 Stimnen ae@
ipdblt. Nhiunft 5err Srib Sell bot I
Gimme erbaften.
&anbel. Der lebige 10 Sabre
alte 5abrifarbeiter SOB. poB BON bier
iuurbe Nadts BON Dem ssabritarbeiter
ssr. Rai1er burb eiien Meheritih IN
Die linfe !6alsgegerb 10 Iehr perlest,
baB on bei1en Mlffommen gestpeifelt
irirb. aaiier 1T berbaftst.
9f m melsbd o. Ser 1OsSabre
alte Sobn bon Muslft Saco6 ipiclte
init mebreren 3naben; er fiel babel 10
unsliidlid auf ben 6interfopf, bab er
beipubtlos liegen blieb. Der suge3os
gene qr3t touftatirte etne @ebirners
f6iitterung.
2anbau. = 8ormittaas fanb inl
Stobt6eusfcale bic Mabl eines 2anbz
retbmitgltebss unb eine5grfabmannes
bur6 bic 0ertreter bes sroben Grunoz
beftes fir ben 3. @abl6eairf itatt.
OILS Mttglieb ipurbe 2. Mniuntt pb.
GtDpel, als grfabmann bei1en Bruoer
| @utsbefber Guftap StDpel, beibe aus
2arbau, sepdblt.
56ernau. Ser Hesterungsz
rraiibent Ireiberr b. Welfer nabm eine
einsebenbe 8eiihtiguns ber Yfdl5er
Mrbeiterfolonie S4ernau nor. Begleiz
tet mar ct bon benz 8ereinsboritunDe
Yrpfefor &ries BON aaiierslantern.
Die Rdume fir bic llnterbrinsung Der
golpniiten, bic Setten, bic 5taaun9en,
bic Miible, bic Wobnrdumli9feiten
lrurben anaefeben, oas @ebGuoe Der
Golrnie nah Der &arte iiberi4aut, tie
2iftenfiibruns bes Geripalters eingeiez
ZEN. @r5. ipra6 iih auBeroroenllih
anerfennenb unD erfreut iiber ben
StcnD bes unternebmens aus.
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ceiterreiHz 1tn9arts.

Sriert.- &ier 1T Der ReitDr be-
reutI6en ct. Ueartusfirde petet
WGrnble, bet letnen Sanbsleuten aIasz
retn Der .beuttt,e Beter" penannt, ge=
itDrben. g3efto- WDrnble tpirb irobl
ncn MGen betrouert, bic ibn ,fannten,
1t:tht bins BON ben 0eutIden, 1nnbern
aud bon ben e'Staliener1t. ST par una
crmIoli6, Seuten Gefduteteiten 81 erz
ireiien. 9roRe Berbienite eriparb e1
TicG dls 2eiter Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
cie unter ieilter Direction neritaatliht
tpuroe unb gu hpber Bliitbe gebieh.
Bet. 9lus Rosn RDr0s, cine.
Der bolfsrei6'ter Stdpte III MlfDlb,
fomnt bic &unbe ron eI1,er ga1lsen
Reibe ountler 1erbrehen, benen felt
oSafren Diele juuge W}iitter unb Rinbe1
gum Spfsr gefallen finb. 3psi 5rau.
ensperf fpncn Nouens 5bere5s @pnlai
unb 2ibia 6prep betrisben felt Sabrerl
bic Gngelnlaheret a!5 eintrdeiides
@eIhGft. Die Gntoetung erfplgte
nurt bic 5rau zines @enbormeries
Wahtrneiiters, fie man al bic @Dnlol
pies, I'm ibr III iarem 3uitanbe Rath
llnD S0tlfe ou bringen. @s rpnrbe Die
Grbu1nirung nebrerer 2eI6en anges
prDnet, unter penen fid) aub Gmbrpos
men befonben. Bpn bem llmfan9e btea
Ier perbre6eriIher Wtanipulationen
fam man ftd3 et1en 8egriff noGer,
ipenn man ben llmltdnO in's Nuee
fabt, oab bic @Duloi iibe- ihren. s@e7
IGdftsbetrisb" 8uh fiibrte, aus mel
6enl berporsing. paB mehr ais 300
YerIDnen tbre oilfe in MnIpruG osa
npnnen Gatten SIN 2dufe bes 9eftris
gen Cages tpurben iinsefGhr 3OSrauen
unb mfGbhen terbaftet. Die 5ads
erreet unsebeures IufIeben. oa ii4 nr7
ter ben comprpn1ittirten yrauen aab.z
reihe AnoehDrtse aneefebene- Scu1t'
lien beItnoen.
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Gmmeis.

Splptburn. - 81 Oeiesate1..s
perIammluno be5 tantonalen Sdaibens
bereins bei9loB bic Mbbaltung eines
fa1trnulen S6iiBenfeites i'm Sabre
1901. Mls sSeitort irurhe ei1ftir,rnig
Solotburn M3etdNet.
3iiri1. Der &antonsroth hat
ben 8orihlaa auF Grrihtung elmer
Gilenbabni6ule aml lefnitun in Wins
tertbur i6pn auf 8eatnn bes nGhpen
Srmmerlemeiters nit liz geeesl Al
Sttnmen angenDn1meN.
Nbeinfelben. - Dabie- jfa1b
i'm Otter bon AZ Sobren infolee elmer
beftigen 2ungenent5iinbnng Maior
&arl Giintherz 3fdotte, Beripoltunes.
ratb Der Norbpitbabn. Der Derftorbes
ne bat iib pielfa6e 8erbienjte, 11amer,!s
lid) in 8obnanse!eeenbeiten er,pprbe1..
Wfon treur. Der Branhfdu=
ben, Der infplge bes 8ranbes IN ben
2oeulitdten Der Gleftriaitdts Genpi-
feni6aft entftanben TT, 1T GROCER, ala
mar suerit annabnl. Die 5penalers
trertitdtte, Die Wertitatte, IN Der bs.
Spulen bergeItellt iperben unb cie
G6reineriperfItGtte iinb pertpiiitet.
Mefrere SransforHatpren n,nrhen
seriiDrt uno Elm MptDr unn Sablrcidx
@rfabitiide fir bic ,5rau.s t.Hb-nufY
bar gemadd.
Sb falben. SIM Rurori Obs
italben tuerDen seaenlpdrtig Nprbers:r
tnnaen setroffen aur tsinridiuns eines
eleftriiden 2idfes. Dasfelbe tpirb
prm MiihlettdI am Wdlenies iiber=
reip. binaufseleitet, mo 1err 45ousii,
@malter leBtes Sahr cine Gentrale in
&e,binOune nit ieinem 0abrifbetriebe
errihtet bat. 5eit leBten1 0erbF iit
aub 6as benahbarte Dorf Weiiblehorn
efenfols bonn Miibletbal aus mil elti-
trifhem 2iht berfprgt. @s ipirb olI1e-
n:ein geriibm. ays heIles. -saslm6Biets
2in..
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aSntasei6 sahiett.

9lount. 8.-9as r8o0en6(1tt
fir plduen" Srodn Der freiiinnteen
8olfspartei, fat ietn Gri6einer etnz
seltelIt.
Rtre6la. g2o9 obaelsgtsn
95roben iii 3efrer !oauffe StraDln
gum Sd1ulnirettor fir bic 6ieiige
Shule 9eudhlt.
3ittau. in feierlt6er 4eiie
nurrei ,bas reue ainDerheim eilIae=
neibt, bas 0ireftpr StaDtrath Wdr
Saar uno bsFer Jrau aeltiftet ha6en.
gDiiraburg. Der Bripatboz
acnt an Der untpsrfitdt Sr. 8inber lit
ouf 9(nfrdsn itirer 6urction snthohen
trp1ten.
ppiIenborf. soyyn 8laIslpiB
iiorb i'm "a. 9ebensiahr Der bort felt
iieber ssSahren I'M Rubeftanb lebenoe
Batter enler. Sermann Nabler. Der
8erItorbene, Der sIrettdlteite unter ben
a!ten Mfranern, aHlt,rte friiber ais
J9ettor in 9ippolbisipalbe, Dann fur5e
3eit ais paltpr in Sieberlehn unD allz
lsbt 80 Sabre als pforrer in poiienz
borf.
S{hopau. - Mus 4nlab res
ltnlitanbes, pcb Die GinipObnersufl
ltn1erer Stabt felt elmer 9tetbe ron
Ssahren lebeutsub Suriidaesansen 1T
unb bic 9ausbei;Ber oaburtb an NET
item eelhdbist iinb, babeil fi4 bielige
Burger sufammengeiunoen, uu eincn
9ausbeiiber 8erein au srinbn,
irelder iih CUR Wufsobe MAIDEN ipta,
Mittel unb Weae su finben, bieIem
uefelfanbe abauhelfen.
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Pom,,ser,s.

Solp. - Ser langjGbrise Nen-
bant Der bieiigen aOnisli4en areis.
cafe, 9err Rsntmeifter unbNehnungsz
ratb MaaB 1T seItorben.
Qauenburg.- Inter tragiihen
llmftGnben bat Der Gigentbiimer
Oeinrih MadB aus 6d)immerlpitz
Malb 1einen 9pb gefunben. Gr bega5
tfid) gegen MbenD auf benNiidtpes. 9in@
ter 5hlimmertpib muB Maab bic Sc
matt iiber bic Yferbe perlpren baben,
benn bas @efdbrt ipurbe in elmer
j 2ebmfuble ni1t tpeit bonn Weee ses
funbeii. MaaB bat bei benz @tur3e bas
aeben einaebiiBt. Dus cine Yferb bate
5ih losaerifer, pGhreno bus dnbere
duf benz Niiden ltegenD li1tter benz Maz
se,l iid befanD, mo es befreit tpurte.
5ninmii Il n be. Die Grba-s
beiten fir bic 8abnlinte MisbroD=
Gipintmiinbe tpefben berart gefDrbert,
baB bic Gertigitellung bes 8dbpplnz
nuns in Sinieen Mohen mit8eftimmtz
heit AT eriDnrten lit. Mu9 biirfte nit
Nerleqen ber @eleife Oitftpine balb erz
reiht {tin. Die 0phhauttn unb ionftis
aer fiir bic 9nbnb1fe unb 0dlteitellen
erforbtrlihep2lrb folIen ben1ndhit
ii Mnqriff asnomnler,. Oem6tanbe bsr
Nuunrbeitt1 nod ipGre dlfc bic Gr0ffz
nuna ber gtrede sil 8tsinn btr 9ubts
3 lS
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fener Rinher nnb gut iituirt. 1llrS>
lid ipnrbe er in bas llHteriaiMun
fdnauib na6 @truBburg psrbrdH.
Daosbura. Dur9 ben Bon IL
nes nelien noteIs in Der Ndbe Des
Mclbes. has i'm 2aufeS bitfts Jabrss
in Betrieb aenpmnlerl tperben ipir0, bat
unfer Ort einetl ipefentlihen 3uiDdns
an Wpbnunass rnb. peHfpnsgelen
beit fir 5ommerfri1hler nnb Sourls
item erbalten. Die Gage bes 1lelieIl
Sptes 1T febr geIunb lnb ausrd3tss
reid. - Qluh bas 6oteI 8au TT bers
arDbert tporben, 1nbab fiinftigbin cine
bebeutenb grDbere 3abl 9dite n1tsr9ea
bra9t iperben fann.
ssprba d |. Murgtbdl. Die
burd un5ere1, 6errn Mbgep1bneten be-
ridtete einftimn,ige Mnnabnle bes @ee
Iebentpnrfs, bic WerDonfdnbigurio
beg staatsbabnneBes, Nersbit Bstter-
fiibruna Der Murgtbalbabn. bon Wei-
ienfad Bis sur 3unbes6rea5e bel
GdDnnriin3a9 betreffenb, ponieiten
ber 3meiten Rammer ipurbt bier init
srobem Subel aufgenommen.O Die 9dns
ier purben beflasst. es iplrbe NIT nls
len @loden geldutet unb NIT gOnsrn
geidoHen.
QubeIbura.-Der ietigeBeiibeg
Der Ruine 2iibelburs, prDfeFor Or.
8oedel in StraBburs 1T bteier Saes
in MarIeille seforben. Ser ipeiters
8erfan Der auf ftetlem 8ergporiprurlg
1tebenoen lleberbleibfel Der ebemals
itarfen Burg ift. tpenn nidt an beren
grbaltung balo etpas sefhtebt, lins
ousbleiblih. gielleidt t0nnte tie Sec
tipn pfalsbure bes 8ogefen : Clubs,
ipenn lie nit Des Deriinrbenen grbesl
ii6 besboIb bereinbarte, fir @rbaltung
Der Rutne iprgsn. Wie es heibt, !eben
9iibelburaer in 8aiern, an benen es
in eriter Reibe ipdre, aus pietdt ben
5tamntiib ibrer Ibnen ipieber al Gtz
gentbum 2u ertperben.
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Gtiabs&otbrimae,t.

9ifhlpeiler. MGsemeines
MIffeben erregt bier bic burh bic gen=
hdrmerie bDrgenomn,ene Werbaftnng
bes felt eabren bier anfGiiigen llbrz
r;cdkrs. Striibel, unb stpar unttr benz
Derhrhtc unfauberes Manipuldtipnen
mir benz erit 81 Sabre aIten S0mter=
9en bes s50brifdrbtiters giienmnnn.
Gt1iibel IL berbeirothet. 0e.sr ertrrh<
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sshesnyrss Mas ssefttale.s.

sMiinHer. Ser 9ilbhausr Mtrz
tens. pelher nth Mnbrinsung elmer
ssyyiaur dmpnteI nRaiierAof" bel4GFigt
n ipar, ,itiif3ts - tlneliidli9 aus bstrd9t<
lifer 6Dbe duf bas Strdbtnpfloiter
frrdb, bob Il binntn tptnigeH Mtnu<
ten tine Qeiht mar.
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% d pe B. = Der areistas fat bic
Gutsbeiiber Rasmus uno 9einrt9 5u
Rreisteputirten geipdblt.
Neumarf. Die 2ei1e Der bot
bier W1onaten perunaliidten S9ut=
noriteRrin SRI. b. Oobrotpolstt lpur6e
untpeit Der Stabt 4auerntd in Der
Drenena sefunben.
puBtg. = Der aretsphDiitns
5anitGtsratb Or. Mnnusfe lit in sle;>
9er Gigeni9aft nad 2iibben perieBt
iporben. Or. 8irnbaher. Mrst ON biez
iigen Raiierin Musuito Dietoria Rran=
tenfaufe 1T gum areispbpiitus bier
jelbft ernannt ipDrDen.
Oetan 0omberr @pllnib1
S9iparaau feierte iein 50idbriges
Dienitiubildum.
Neutei9. - 8einabe ums 2eben
getommen lpdre Der 3ugfiibrer Der
Rleinbabn Qiebau>@r. 2intenau. Mls
ct fur5 na9 Mbfabrt bes 3uses aus
einem Masen in ben anberen iiber bic
@erbinbungsbriide seben nonte, trot
er fell, fiel binunter unb tpurbe, iid)
nit elmer 0anb an berWasenahie bals
tenb. ettpa A am. mitsel4leift. Rur3
Dor Damerau perlieb ibn feline Rraft,
Ct fiel nber 10. giinftis 5,i 8oben, .bab
bic Masen iiber TIM berrollten, pine
ihm gu f@aoen.
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Rnniiltcrialratb Wa!ter unb i'm Naz
men bes gebrcr GDnesianls Brpfefa
Tor Or. 9erlnf) 8crts. Des Abfhieo5
on ben ShetDenbeit. 8as 2ehrer@
GonesIum lteb ais -3siden Der 8ere1.
rung einen &ronleudter, Die S6iiler
eirlen 'llbernen Safelauflos iibsrrei1
den.
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oNpre,tbcne

piIlau. = Nahbem Der &rie3sz
nliitiIter Die 8crbanblungen hetreffs
: bes Ralernenbaues NIT ben ItdDiiit1eu
8ebDrben abgebrphen hdt, siebt es
jebt befannt, paB bic bon ieiten Ges
Gfaates at erbauenbe &dlerne cuf
bemIelberl plaBe, ben bic Stabt ausz
erfeben batts, al iteben fomneu mirp.
Oie ifpn laut ge.pprbene 8efiir1tuna,
bab NIT ben gepldnten 8afernenbou
cu1 cine 0er1hiebung Der iebtgen@dr=
nifpn 1tattfinoen piirDe. TT bamit gez
senitunb5tos.
Qpd. = Die llniitte bes Shtebers
an &diIers @ebartsteg etc. NIT dllell'
moglihen uno unnDglidben Mertseuz
acn rlimmt trob dller Mdrnungen tein
Gnbe. Ser Mrbeiter 2upiptg audld
in Mibfniltnen bate ett1e dlte Wdgenz
bi1fe gefunben, nit Ghiebpulper gez
flint unb er beifen Gnben nit 9pfS=
pfrppfen perihlpHen. 9urb ben pfro=
pfen am biinneren gnoe. ben ct hur6=
bobrte, bate er eine 3iinbI6nur eins
aefiibri unb bra9te mittelit oeriel5en
in etnem @crten an Der SDrtftrdbe
nas pilper in Ger Buhie sur grploz
itpn. Ginmal ali;dte Die Gad)s, bsim
sfpeiten Dfale BART iebo4 bic etierne
8inIe auseine nrer unb Elm Sprengz
ltiid flog einem fiebenjdbriaen 8naben,
lpelGer cuff Der Oorfftrabe ltanb. cn
BEN &ppf unb tDbtete Da5 unoliiGlihe
ainb alf ber Gtelle. &udla tit jebt
oafur bon ber 2pder Straftommer
ipegen fabrldfitger SDDtuna gu 2 aa2foz
uuten Gefdtenib bcrurtheilt pprbe.l.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30

anu IOll5 anu lllu
cheerful man looked about him and
beamed on all and sundry present
and accounted for Then as If UNI
consciously he resumed his song
where he had left off. His near
est neighbor stopped the mastica-
ton of sandwich and gazed in
sunrise He saw the most rotund.
CHEEKY individual he had met in days,
with his arms folded across an ample
waist, gayly chanting a funeral march
The somber music, irresistibly sug-
gestive of tears and woe, seemed ia
give the fat man exquisite pleasure.
He sang away in a subdued voice,
stuck cleverly to the score and gam
boiled merrily through to the dismal
end. He disposed of his coffee and
rolls, waved hand and smiled bright
ly upon an acquaintance, picked up his
check and, still singing Chopin's sad
dest tune, paid his bill and departed
AS he went out of the door a wild
gust Of wind cast back into the cafe
strain from that funeral march,
Chicago Chronicle.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30
PICTURE BUYERS WARNED.
yoted counterfcitcrs OF Paintings Ara
Hard at Work In Europe.

Hoted Counterfeitcrs of Paintings Ara
Hard at Work In Europe.
In anticipation of the rush of half
informed picture buyers at the Paris
exposition the counterfeiters of paint
ings by well-known artists are hard
at work. Mr.. Thurber OF this city has
been notified by correspondent in
Amsterdam that that city aud also
Brussels is full OF spurious old mas
tiers, and the case is instanced of a
picture that was sold year ago which
has turned up again bearing tho
name of more famous painter than
its author and priced accordingly.
From another source 1t is reported
that two of the most famous falsifers
Of pictures in Europe are rushed with
orders for their specialties The Lon.
don picture factories are turning out
old English paintings by the dozen,
Everything that will bring a good
price is being counterfeited. The7
are principally sent to Paris, where
shady dealers are quick to pick them
up. The dealers who do not serupla
to forward this dishonest traffic do
not as a rule sell the pictures them
selves, but they are peddled about By
irresponsible but glib and well dressed
persons, who always tell the same
story. The picture belongs TO SONS
private owner who is pressed for
money, but who desires to avoid pub
licity. For this reason his name can
not be given. He could sell to
dealer, but the dealer would want to
make too much profit He would want
to pay $4,000 and charge $4,000. The
owner prefers to sell to a collector
of taste and judgment for $4,000. He
will even. being in straits for cash,
take $4,000 Finally, after much par
ley, the picture is sold for Sc 600, and
the new owner congratulates himself
on having obtained a masterpiece by
a famous painter for one-third its val
ne. This is a sample case, though
the figures are usually smaller. 1t is
easy to give painting the look Of
age. 1t is only to mix dirt with the
paints and with the varnish. Bad
varnish died quickly produces deap
cracks, and these can be made to APP
pear old cracks by putting another
coat of varnish over them. There is
a sure way of avoiding being caught
by such tricks; it is to buy Of a re-
sponsible dealer and pay the actual
value of the work.-Chicago News.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30

kilograms to London papers con-
tinue to show the remarkable spread
of the bubonic plague In atleast dozen
parts OF the world. Here is sum
mary: At Mauritius. two deaths. two
fresh cases. In Bombay the epidemic
has become serious and is spreading
In Calcutta the same condition exists
At Port Said there have been two
deaths and the plague is spreading AT
Tehei an, Persia. since the outbreak OF
the plague, there have been 200 deaths,
but the violence of the epidemic has
been modified recently. In Manila
from twenty to thirty deaths daily are
reported. At Hongkong there have
been ffty-two fresh cases in fort
night. and ninety-eight deaths since
the beginning of the year. At Mel
bourne two new cases are reported.
AT Sidney 1888 cases and ffty-four
deaths have been reported. The mayor
is paying IL cents a head for rats.
which are believed to cause the spread
of the disease. In Noume, New Gale
donna, the plague is raging. and there
have been 238 deaths At Brisbane
there have been three cases; at Perth
one death; Auckland the same. In
Buenos Ayres the plague has been rag
ing since the middle of March, and
there have been forty deaths in two
months.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30
The PRESIDENTS monde HAT.

Washington special New York
World: President Mckinley wore his
new white Fedora hat for the first time
when he went out driving with Mrs.
Mckinley this afternoon. 1t was
raining hard when the carriage re-
turned. Just as the president stepped
on the porch gust of wind swept the
new Fedora from his head and whirl-
ed it out into the rain. A white house
policeman hustled after the hat and
brought it back to the doorkeeper. 1t
was much bedraggled and will have to
go to the cleaner. For the information
of men who Took like Mckinley" it
may be said that the president wore
the Fedora without crease.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30

What is known as the Grand Army
bill in pension legislation, provides
that pensions shall not be refused to
widows whose income does not exceed
$3.50 year. The limit hitherto has
been $50 year. Naturally a consid-
cradle increase in the roll of pension
ers would take place at once. II is to
be noted, too, that pensions to widows
last longest. There was, for example,
last June one survivor of the war Of
1872 on the pension rolls. but there are
1000 widows of veterans Of that war
still drawing pensions. The Spanish
war and the war In the Philippines
are likely to furnish a goodly number
of claims for pensions, the number
now being estimated at $4,000 With
this increase and the extension of the
scope of legislation, 1t does not appear
that we have reached bottom" in the
pension business.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30
Want Their Nationality.

Sir John Henry de Villiers, chief
justice of the Cape of Good Hope, has
been in London several weeks quietly
watching the tendencies OF imperial
politics. He says that all Dutch South
Africa would bitterly resent the an
nexation of the republics. He adds:
This war was forced on President
Kruger. His ultimatum was somewhat
Incorporate in tone-he made a mis-
take when he sent it-but the steady
tide of British aggression threatened
to overbear him, and his final diplo-
matte effort was born of evaporation
What Mr. Chamberlain asked him to
give up was the equivalent of Dutch
independence. The story that Presi-
dents Kruger and Steyn aspired to
drive the British into the sea is a IA
bte All the Dutch leaders ever want
ed was to preserve the Dutch nation
ality. That is all they want to-day.
But they cannot have it. They have
fought a good fight, they have de-
served to continue as people. but
their independence will be ground to,
powder under the iron heel of war.
When the British field marshal, bril-
liant general and brave and good
man, shall have flung his flag above
the seat of government at Pretoria, as
he already has done at Bloemfontein,
and shall have brought the federal
patriots under the rule of Great Brit
ain, we shall witness the conclusion
of a dark chapter in the history of
human greed."-E. P. Bell in Chicago
Record.