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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-07-26
A GAY TIME.

: "A bout twenty Tribes Of the In.
proved order Of Red Men will be
in Bemldji July 81, 81, inclusive.
There will be ali excursion here
from all points between West
Superior, Wis, Duluth, Mimi.
and Larimore, N d., on allroads.
Thousands Of people are expected
Bemidji will maintain her reputa.
ton for hospitality The citizens
will decorate their residences and
places Of buslness. and the town
will be adorned in her gayest at
tire. Thanks are due to the city
council for donating the bowery
and city hall for the amusement of
the guests, the Red Men, and
y pale faces, and virtually placlng
in their hands the key Of cur city.
For kindnesses thus bestowed the
local Tribe hereby extends thanks
to the city council. Onr people
iii general welcome the coming
guests. Let lis SO treat them that
they will speak kindly Of our town
after they go away.
A. White is building new barn,
Ole q. Lee Of Bagley was in town
the other day.
Geo. French OF Leonard was in town
one day last week.
Hot Ice Cream is not good. The
coolest in town at City Drug Store.
As. r. Gordon Of Shevlin was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Hunts I. Perfect Baking Powder is
a favorite with good cooks.
Mayor Dudley IS building a neat,
little cottage for his mother on the lot
adjoining his own residence.
Clavin s. Tanner have a new build
ing under way on Bird street near the
furniture store Of Naylor & Young !.
Services at the NJ. E. church next
4 Sunday morning and evening.
w anted iii ck pine and Tamarack
cord wood at the Boston Store at
highest market price.
SNOW s. SCHROEDER.
NJ Miss Grace Ross Of ST. Charles, is;
visiting her sister, Miss Nina. and
friends.
a special advertising car for the
Great Syndicate shows was il the city
last week.
Miss Minnie Hanson, who IS teach
ing school at Sheylin, passed through
Bemidji Saturday, to make a visit
with friends in the town Of Frohn.
Taken up, Tuesday, July II one
gray and one brown mare with e. ]
brand !, one year rome colt, one sorrel,
horse and cream colored stallion. Ap-3
ply to o. s. Cotter, at Gray s camp.
A couple OF farmers in the vicinity
of Bagley had a lawsuit over the mat
ter of stock jumping q fence into a.
neighbor's field, last week. One Al
bert Johnson shot guilty horse. The
owner, VIM. Appleby, sued for dam
ages, while Minnesota stood back Of
him. Mr.. Fisk acted as attorney for
the defense, and Mr., Street as prose-
cutting attorney. The jury brought in
verdict Of guilty and fine Of 81 and
costs were imposed.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
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Died |,
----.-..s z = Il

Miss Rose Jendro died at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Jaglr, in Mime
al, lis, Monday morning OF indam-
nation Of the Kidneys, aged 2lyearel,
3 months and three days.
Miss Jendro moved from North Prai-
to the Vest side in ! this city with
her mo other, four years ago. For over
three years and Il half she was 9
valued and popular 'employe OF the
Turner Dry Goods Co. She was Ia
ken ill in July. and later taken to ST,
Mary's hospital in Minneapolis.
Three weeks ago she WAS taken TO
her SISTERS homes %,* i $&.ss:s52 x
The remains arrived Tuesdaynoon
and were taken5to the home: The
funeral took place Thursday fore
noon at 10 o'clock from the Church
OF the Sacred Heart, Rev. Lange Of
ficiatiug, and the remains We're
buried in the Catholic cemetery. :
Besides her mother, the deceased
leaves a. brother, John, and sister,
Mary, sister Mrs. Jaglr OF Min
neapol,s and half sisters, Mrs. .Uri of
Pierz and MIS-, Schlichting OF Elm
dale. $
Robert Ashton OF Clough died at
St. GabrieI's hospital Monday morn
ing of liver complaint. aged 6s years,
Mr.. Ashton was a native Of Ca n
ada. He came to Green: Prairie
about twenty-7 hree years ago and
lived there many years. afuerward
moving to Clough town, where he
had since lived.
Mr.. Ashton. leaves a wife and six
children-Mrs. Geo. M. Dow OF Little
Falls. Mrs. E S. Hall of Green Prai-
rie, Mrs. Geo. Butler Of Washington.
Misses Eliza and Clara Ashton and
Wm. Ashton living at home
The funera; was held from the
residence OF Geo. NJ. Dow Wednes-
afternoon at l O'Clock and the ra-
mains were laid at rest in. Green
Prairie cemetery.
Mr.. Ashton was an honest and
hardworking man and the sympathy
OF many friends VII 60 out to the
sorrowing family.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
&c. a Number.

. .As has ALREADY been noted. The Chi
*cago Directory Co is getting up an &C.
curates and comprehensive directory OF
the city. No aid is asked from the city
or citizens, except that people secure
numbers for their residences and bus :
ness tocks. This wiil help thecomrany
ae we'll as benefit the city and perfect
the directory. . All citizens should lihiI'
along the work. The company cannot
afford to stay much longer in the c'tv,
and people should. number while tuey
have chance. 1t will greatly IMPROVE
the looks OF the city, impress strangers
favorably. and put the city in line with
other towns not hasf as large. The ont
lay is tr,fliug, but the company will give
numbers free of charge to those who can
not afford to n.y. Get into line. =
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
NT, NO TIMER SUFfRIOI I
Sister Mary Angela Elected g the
s. Position.

ssss Sister Marv Angela was on Wednes-
day elected Mother Superior of ST Cab
riel,s convent in this city. aud thus as-
sumes executive charge Of he convent.
hospital and Orphanage. Mother Super
ior Mary Angela has been connected
with the locals Institution for many
years. although lately stationed at
Rock Island, I'll. There IS no doubt that
the einstitution will ontinue IN lta good
and henefcent; Wo:k with the same suc-
cess that has marked the incumb bency OF
Mother Mary Rose, who has been in
ch argc Tor six years. Sisters Mary Rose,
Mary Joseph, Mary Glare and Mary
Michael were chosen assistants to- the
Mother Superior. -: r. !. e. :. .-
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
COME AND GONE

Miss Anna Hendrix Of Sauk Centre was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. N. Harding returned
from st. Paul Monday night.
S. Trebbv is in Nenahga.
Mrs. Jas. ELLINGTON of Grand Forks is
visiting her sis er. Mrs. f. l.. Quinn.
H. a. Warner OF St. Cloud was the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. c. Fl. Brown.
Mrs. W. II. Hall returned from Park
Rapids Tuesday. 80
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07


<"Srccess may be the meas
ure of enjoyment; it cannot be
the measure ofduty." These
noble words are part Of a re
cent article by VIM. J. Bryan.
and would make a great text
for a political sermon. If the
doctrines advocated by dem
ocracy are right, defeat can
not make them less ( so. If
the doctrines of republican,
ism are wrong, success does
not make them right. There
was a Bunker Hill and a VAL
ley Forge, but there was also
a Yorktown. -..~.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The Shakespearian Ethics Club
held its regular meeting. Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. E.. NJ. Hoover. led
the meeting. The discussion was on
the minor characters of the play,
Richard III. This completes the
study of this play. The Tanning OF
the Shrew will be next play studied
by the club. Mis-. Sadie Barton will
cad the next meeting.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
Bentteld Loses.

Judge Searle has decided in favor
of the city in the case OF Henry Bent
field vs. the City OF Little Falls.
Bentfeld was appointed fire warden
by the council, although Geo. En-
der had been elected chief of the fire
department. Emder performed the
duties aid got the salary. Bent
field sued for the salary, $1O0. The
court finds that Bentfeld was not
duly elected to the office of fire ward
en- and never performed any OF the
duties, therefore is not entitled to
compensation. City Attorney Shaw
represented the city and Lindbergh
& Blanchard the defendant.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The Schmolke assault cases ended
for the time peing Friday. FREQ
Schmolke was charged with beating
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Voight. The
trouble originated in a dispute over
some hogs, "A change Of venue. was
takeu, the case postponed, then con
tiDued. all OF which ran up the costs.
Justice Collins found the defendant
guilty and fined him $40 and costs.
or $97 70 altogether. Atterward
Justice Collins refnitted the fine, as
sessing only the costs. S.hmolke
fled :. bond for the costs and may
appeal.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

r s. Norris has gone on the road
for the frm of Smith & Zmmor, Of
Minneapolis, bicycle dealers. he
will be absent during the winter. and
his repair shop will be run by
Christ Van Buskirk. i.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
Hot Stuff.

Here is hot stuff IN the way OF d table
beverage, "Golden Grain Belt beer; il
should be ~ every household and on
every Miunesotan' s family table. Brewed
of pure barley. malt and hops by the
Minneapolis Brewing Company and sold
in Little Fails ny E. S. Tanner.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Oliver Fitzgerald was arrested by
Chief Roy Tuesday morning. charged
with stealing an overcoat from Nick
Gross, of the American house. The
coat was missed Friday. Watch.
man Hogle of the N. P, bought a
coat from Fitzgerald, and on ex-
animation the coat was found to be
the one stolen from Gross. The pris-
oner was brought before Justice
Sheldon Wednesday,.
The justice gave Fitzpatrick thrifty
days In jail.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
Stockholders Meetino'.

The annual meeting of the stock
folders of the German American q
National Bank of Little Falls, MINI.
will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 8th
1901 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
at the directors rooms of said bank
for the purpose Of electing directors
for the tra nsaction OF any business
that may lawfully come before said
neetipga
JOHN WErzEE, Cashier.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

A general reduction in photo
graphs until further notice! Also
we will take baby's picture free with
one dozen OF our best cabinet Plat
mos at Solem Studio, in Tanner
block.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Justice Collins fined John Harris
81 and costs Saturday morning. for
drunkenness. but suspended the fine
on promise Of good behavior.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The two bears that we're around
the boom house all summer were sold
bv the Pine Tree Co. to Kerich T.
MoegleiH of the First street meat
market.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

A pleasant surprise party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F Graham Friday evening in honor
OF their so2, Charles,
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Albert An drew s.. returned to Fra
zee Saturday. He will he employed
in a sawmlll there this winter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Henry Schmalz, ii ~Perham. edi-
tor of the Minnesota Volksblatt.
visited friends here Saturday.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Conner enter
tanned Sa aturday evening, in honor OF
the sixteenth anniversary Of their
marriages.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Otto ia nsen, paper mill work
man. got bis left had in the crusher
Monday afternoon and lost three
fnDera
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The M.>narch elevator will be-
closed, and 5. F. Staples. who has
been in charge, will scale 10 the woods
this winter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The young people OF the Swedish
Lutheran Church will give Il basket
social at the home OF c. F. Eugstrom,
next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

, Round trip tickets to Minneapolis
will be on sail Dec. -, 13, IA. good
for return until D=c. is, at one and
one third faer. Account grand opera.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

We carry the largest stock u
Poultry in the city.
: Little FALLS PKG. Co.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Judge SearIe has decided the ta
penalty case IN favor oi the city.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The5little daughter of Mr. and /
Mrs. II. 81. Seal fell and broke her
arm Thursday last week ..szss 4. ..$ Ss5s .@.,
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Miss Bertha Bartholomew of Rail
Prairie, is attending the High school.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

The railroads are said to
have had three prosperous
years, and will increase. their
dividends. Why rot reduce
rates. a little? But perhaps
the people don't care. They
defeated at the last election
in this state a railroad com
mission which had reduced
rates, and elected a commits
sion which 1t is admitted will
be controlled by railroad in
terests. On the theory of
giving people what they want
there isn't any use of fussing
over the matter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Mis-. Lizzie Rothn ell ia stenograph-
er at the First National bank dur
ing Miss Tanner s absence. !s &:
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Sophia POlla Of Buckman was ar
rested by Sheriff Schilplin OF Stehrns
county at Royalton Thanksgiving
evening. The girl was charged with
stealing a wedding ring from Mrs.
Peter Orth of St. Cloud while en-
p'oyed AS domestic by the, latter.
She gave up the ring and she was
told she would be released on pay
ingcost $l9. She didn't have the
money, and got ten days in jail.
Geo Ferguson, the first settler in
Morrill, town. was in the city Wednes
day. Mr. Ferguson went out into
the then wilderness % years ago and
took claim: He is enthusiastic
over the future OF Morrill,. Many
new settlers are coming in and the
town is steadily developing. The
honey crop this year was not as
large as usual, -bntswas fairly salts
factory. The apiary industry in
Morrill, promises to be great one
Three years ago the town shipped
in one season fourteen tons OF comb
honey. Mr.. Ferguson says good
lands. along graded roads, can
still be got in Morrill, at So pe. acre.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Oscar Duclos, who has been with
the Great Western, has J taken the
place OF Mat Griebler, at The Bell
store, Mr.<G. having resigned. 49,
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
Chas. ToWne has been
appointed u s.. senator No
man IN the state is better 1t-
ted

Uncle Sam q bligin 81 took
off from the back of Spainthe
bnrden Of her large colonies.
That country yhas pro spered
and It is said is now "a bet er,
fnancia condition than ever.
ItSused to be the claim that
poor crops meant demo cratic
votes. The implied slander
is refuted by North Dakota.
That state had bad crops and
hard times this year, in fact
business worset than years
before. And North Dakota
went republican : .'wors n
ever" ;" g = s.: .:.s y ,. ri .
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Blankets, plush and fur robes
lo xer than the. lowest at 4 70 auee:,
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

next Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
+, Round trip tickets to Minneapolis
will be on sale Dec. -, 13, IA. good
for return until D=c. Is, at one. and
one third faer. Account grand opera.
Oscar, Dlclos, who has been with
the Great Western, has taken the
place OF Mat Griebler at The Bell
store, Mr.*G. having resigned.
Adjutant Generate S.ClarK of the
state G. A. r. will address an open
meeting Of workman Post Tuesday
evening. Dec. 18th =. >@
i #: f. Flynn slippsd and broke his
right leg below tas knee Friday
evening and will b laid up for q
time. e. 4 s.= ,* Z. 4
The L;tchfield schools are closed on
account ofsmalipox. alsothe leading
hotel there. The cases are very
mild -. Z T.. Il. /. ,,'...s. r :. 81.
E.SSG. Hillretulned Wednesday from
Menahgn where he had been repairing
dams On the Grow Wing. # s. 4.
~ JOS. Schrieber was fined $50 and
costs at Royalton Wednesday, for
selling liquor. tosa lniuor. \ Is:
Avalo Duclos has eon to Spear.
afsh,S. d. for the winter. &: s3z@sS. ss. =ss
81 -------. 5$
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
55@ Freddie FiiAh hhsch is cOnv alsrcing.
HeSwas very Ill with pneumo onia.

Ed. hleoli visited friends here for
few days while on his way back
I ON Michigan tx, Akelpy.$ 4 ::s.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Adjutant Generate S.ClarK of the
state G. A. r.. will address an open
meeting of workman Post Tuesday
evening. Dec 18th ~
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

E. Kaesner has been elected secre-
stary of Hose Co. n q. 2. .'t5. /: s .s:=.*
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Avalo #Ducloss has aon to Spear:
sfsh,S. D. for the winter. .zs=.=s 2|.s5*=s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-05
FOR sALE-cIrY Rn7-'
Csntinuea

BUILDING LOT paS 81
Pontius addition-l3ox1; -!
ner; streets graded: -,
car line; price, Q.OQi
$sN-Lots 6oxl2S: Fourteongk \. !. 4.
Madison street. T
S,Wo-North Seattle. corn>~ -.
lines.
sa,5oo- Corner lot soxlas ~. w!
ton hill; view of Sound ~ 4 n
inEton.
HOMER
$2.6W-7-room house. hafA
lights. modern. up-tc-6SS r.
finished the last OF ~
Broadway. on East HaSfi1;s pr
us tomorrow. ~
$2.Soo-6-room cottage. 49, 1.3
place, large lot; Que
on the car line. on Il; l5
$S.5o--S-room house. ma.
veniences: half block frosS ,.
ond hillside: large grou21
observation-disclosures Arr Z y.
tage; corner lot; Sew .'.'.l -
car one block: good vies y
tains. III
$s.ooo~-7-room house, nev. .,.a...,.
some; corner lot eaxl1: Vl =
Cottages about the city. h =. Y s
up. in good locaticnG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-05
PosT-INTELLIGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The Postfntellieencer has established branch agel
efes where classified advertisements viii BE- received
until 10 .. M each day. The rates charged at the
branch agencies the 1t the Post inte'lf-
gpncer business office. Cash ads only WI be taken
1t branch agencies Following IL the he. OF agencies:
Yorke Barrlngton's drug store.
Second avenue and Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. E. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Henton Hill Pharmacy, Madfson
street ana Fifteenth avenue.
Wa11a Wa1la Pharmacy, Twenty.
nrst and East Jefferson.
Browns Pharmacy. corner Yesler
ana Broadway.
DhiFtleR's Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Newell street Pharmacy, 1O22 How
ell, corner Boren.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
ana First avenue.
4. =. Gay's Pharmacy. denny way
ana Fifth avenue north.
=. =. Costigan's Pharmacy, Queen
Anns avenue ana Roy street.
BALLARD.
Preston's Pharmacy, ballard ave.
me.
FREMONT.
RRomoaf Dpug Company, Lake
street and Ewfng avenue.
l.L
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-05
DEATHs AND FUNERALS.

STEyENS-In this city. November g. 1900 at the
family residence 1916 Sixteenth avenue, Robert
Edward son Of the late Robert J. and Caroline
Baker Stevens
Funeral from the family residence. ZIG Sixteenth
avenue Wednesday morning at 10 20 o'clock. Friends
Of the family invited lntermcnt in Lake View GEM
etery
MfLLER--In this city, November ). 1900 Mrs. Della.
helosed wife Of G. w. Miller. aged IS years.
Services from the funeral pariors Of Bonney h
Stewart this Monday afternoon. at O'Clock In
tsrmsnt IN Lake View cemetery.
sTEyENs-fn this city, November T. 1900. at the
family residence. IZls Sixteenth avenue Robert I'd
ward Stevens. aged IS years
YLYNN-At South seattle November o. 1890. VIII
IAN Flynn. aged IS years
Remains at Bonney d stewaIt's.
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PUBLISHERS NoTfCE.--Trsveiins agents ars
4. p. Burnett. J. A. Mcclellan, 0. b Looms and
b. Blanchard City collectors X !. Hawlsy,
John d. sheehsn. ! A. Goodfeiiow. A. II. Mills
and Robert AKIN Postmsstef1 everyyhere are our
agents Pay money only to these and to our resi-
Northwest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-05

FOR eALE--eo-fo foot lot -
First avenue, between
Spring streets: choice To-
ness block: to intending
would build q suitable y
would loan $4,000 on 10
rate OF interest. J. 3.
neer block. <<54
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-05

SOME very desirable lodging houses for
sale Great bargain In s-room house
and lot modern improvements. One-hals
or time Three houses for sale cheap.
Call afternoons, "a New York block.
Mrs L@aughltn.
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HERBERT - LFF NJ Il
IL and ~ schsunrrnAn
Firn; Avenue and ch<1x
81. 100 Farm OF forty acres. - -
Orillla station. and three 1.@
Of Eenton. twenty acres
tion. balance siashed ana 1|
property well fenced and
condition. house Of I'VE rv0
place: good frame barn. 1
root houses. fne bearing orcI "A
100 trees, apples. pears. p1e..&s{ =
ries. school within ten msr' a.
easy terms. 49, r
Improved farms IN White WI 2
near Orillia. O'Bren. Ken
TOPPER. - -
Five-ncre tracts. good g1r0eH ~
cesslbie 10 Seattle. at ~ pe1
HERBERT 4. uPPE
" and IL Seheuerman -
First Avenue and Ghsrsy
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FOR sALE--Rsnch 90 e.
from Seattle. adjoining KIN
daily boat, mail. ETC.; GOO
and improvements: price
terms -
at0 acres. unimproved, but e.
only $500. So
FoOTE 4 PERRY. Il and y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-05

g 000-Seven-room modern 49,
ty-fourth avenue; baseno1(;
ter; bath: wired and pipe61
sired. 41|l
e. 500 Modern eight-room 1t1
to alley; Fifth avenue.
81. 000-- Five-room house On tn
$500 Restaurant. best invoco
good trade: will bear invo1
45-room lodging house. AlWcr3
lease: good location; irvooe
IL rooms on First avenue: evoll
modern: good lease ard ~
CLARKE d LAuN
HD4 Firat Avenue. III
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ron INSTRUMENTATION.

A poor widows son in distress must sell
at any price a new Columbia grand
photograph. equipped FOR public and
home entertainment Call or address at
once Nome. ii1ss1 Third avenue
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-10-17
THE ELEPHANT DID 1T.
How He BrkOe a Railroad Train
i'm Two.

A Chattanooga dispatch says: Last
Mo hit the first section of the John Rob-
lnson circus train, consisting oftwenty-
one heavily loaded cars, started for
the next stand on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
Everything went along smoothly and
the train men had orders TO run about
twenty miles an hour. Ten miles out
a heavy grade was encountered and for
some distance it was matter of rise
and fall along this particular piece of
roadway.
For many weeks one of the train
hands who is stationed on the fiat car
that precedes the mammoth box in
which the elephants are housed has
been in the habit of feeding the cele-
brated trained elephant Nero with APP
ples and other sweets.
AS soon as the first section moves
this elephant is on the lOokout-with
his trunk protruding through the end
of the car-for his reward. Last night
his apples were not forthcoming and
after his patience was exhausted in
some manner his trunk managed to
clutch the bar that unlocks the Jane
coup. er and the train was cut in two.
Later the engineer stated that be felt
his engine leap ahead and the train
double its speed. This being unusual
going up grade he decided to inyesti-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1900-10-17
VIVISECTION IS THE FAD.
erican Girls Witness the Torture of Dunn
Animals in Paris.

trio current applied to the various >, e e. =.
posed nerves. These experiments
caused many shudders among uNe
young women and one of them FED from
the room. .I,,.is
In the next demonstration paraly ol9
was produced in Newfoundland oog
by the removal of a portion Oh IG9
brains. The surgeon forced the am WI
NAL to attempt to walk in order 10 eA
hibit the exact delimitation OF tne par
alytic effect The young women oQte
the ordeal with fortitude. After ClIo
several cats were killed to illusIrd!o
the lightning-like effects OF prusSio
acid. III
The most terrible experiment OF on
was left for the last. A dog "nose
four legs had been so strapped aparo
that he could not move them ana wllo 1s, !.
jaws were bound tightly to preVe,n ~.
him from bowling, was split opeu ~
the surgeons knife so that the ne a. :
and lungs were exposed, the ooJecO pc
ing to show for an instant the op0i"
tiOn of these organs.
While witnessing this awfnl s.ls
two of the girls tainted. Two oUuel7
were unable to endure the horror "il ~
rushed from the room on the verge u
Mysteries.