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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

in ben Dltli1en dlteren Staaten aeIhes
ben lit, mag AUDI III @tsconi In
itattfinben. 8eBbnlb ruie i6 Sud- III:
Sr9anii iirt Sud, erpd9lt Sud Ill
SSiibrern MGnner, Die unabbGn9ia uno
obne 6urdt uno 3dbel bic SntereIien
@nrer 8e6te se9en Cure 6einoe pertres
ten. @s foroert i6ipere Nrbeit, es
erioroert inbiuiouele glnItrensunsen unb
peri6uli6es 9 6ai te II, UNI in
bicien 5dllen ieinen suten 8ui auire6t
Su erbalten unb elm @elhdit Su leiten,
ueldes ons Spnpnpm BON &e6tli9feit,
Gbrlidteit, &amerabifnitli6feit uno
@altfreuHbi6aft iein iollte.
SbeOoDr =. 5rdnfe".
Wiluautee, ben %. 2lusuit 1900.
0ns lit, iuie i6On seingt, cine ie6r
SeitsemGBe Wtabnun9, uno iuenn Die
gSirtbe uuf SnteIlisen5 9tnipru6
Madden mUlIen, 10 leiiten lie bieIer Wtab.
uuns ibleunislt unO naAoriifli6f6olse.
8nbet wtro es gut ietu nenn Iie ii6 oae
ran erinnern, oaB iie i'll Der BON ibnen
leioer @pttes uietfaf nls glIden.
brboel bebanOelten Oeutiden &reiie ibren
nd6ti9Iten &iifbalt bnben. Die oeut.
ide 8reiie bat ons GrinSip peri6us
lt6er Sreibeit nod Itets unmans
oelbar unb nit ltarter 6ano bpheebal.
ten, bieies GrinSip, nit bem aud Die
@irtbe iteben pber fallen. Ser g9irtbe
uno aller ibnen ueriuauoter Seruie uno
@euerbe eifri9ltes 8eitreben Iplte es
lein, oieIe Sano mad beitem @ilIen uro
&6nuen Su trGftiaen, oenu in Der eng.
liiden 9reiie bliibt ibnen nirsen6s
oaS gerin9ite 8oblwpllen, luobl aber
aui alien Seiten piiene, pber, mas nod
i6limmer lit, perbedte 6eiuoidaft
UNI 0dB, unb iollte emit Der 3eitpuntt
fOmmeu, baB es in bielem 9anbe feline
oeutld)e Sreiie mebr glbt, oann @nabe
@ott Dem @irtbs9elperbe
gSir benfen baB Der oNbenoitern"
ielbIt inter 9ngebldttern nid)t Die eins
Sige oeutl6e 3eitung 1T, Die ipejiea ben
gBirtben I'M gIasemeinen ~ en- g pber
'ni6tS Su peroanfen bat. 3rusoem
aber bat er Die 5abne Der peri6nlihen
Sreibeit Itets bofsebalten. 9Sir erin.
neru nur oil Die lebte 9icenSmab
in Ga @roiie, bel wel6er Der .9lbeno.
ltern" pUn naen Ga @rpiier 3eihlneen
alletu Die ytamen aler Der bunoerte BON
Gnti. 9icens=&etenten in ieinen Spnlteu
al ben &ranger Itelte unb oauit tiibn
cine SeniatiOn iundrief, bic Der sanSen
stntis 2icens, 8ewegun9 gum Sprnberein
ben 81 ii If en brad. 6at Der y9lbenos
Itern" bafiir BON ben g8irt9en iemnls
beionoeren 9ont begebrt? = Mtit
nibtenl llno erbalten bat er erlt
re6t feinen!
8pd oas beirrt uns nibt, ippbl d6er
Seiet es ba6 uniere @irtbe in ii6 gebeu
unb io5uiaeen nit ibren b6beren 3mes
den 10 d len iullten. @s 1T wnbr
lid5 Die b66lte 3eit baSu, oenn menn ibr
Stnnb in Der 6ffentlihen Meiuuns tief
Itebt uno nod ipeiter iinft, 10 bat oas
san5e 9eutI9s9lmerifanertbum oauon
idueren gta6tbeil, 10 nn9ere6t oies
aud) 1T.
Ntit Srn. 6ranf, ruien mir baber ben
8irtben 5u: y8offt @ud auf! Selbit
1T Der Manp, unO mer iid nidt aud
ielbIt pertbeioigeu fam, lit Der
6reunoesbilie gar ni6t luertbl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

v9ie beilisiten g liter." 9ei
8erliner nSimpliciiiimus" brinst eint
uGuittuns" betttelte 3ei6nln9. Wtar
iiebt elm &rupp'Ides @eidiis, bas Dor
stuei dineiiiden Suloaten selDit wiro
&urn iino @ranatbpmben aufsebduft
bic beitimmt iinb, einen unii6tbarer
5einb 5u 5eribmettern, nno unter Dem
Silbs iteben bic erlduternben @prte
D&6lfer @urupas, ba babt ibr cure
beiIiaIten @iter tpicoerl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Srpf. 9. SO. 8oenii9, 9iref.
tor ber Sanbelsidule BON Winneioto
unb in iribereu Sobren --au6 in Ga
@rofe tpUblbefannt, feierte in ct. Saul
mo er felt uielen Sabren nnIdiiis lit,
iein piersieidbrises 9ebrere Subildum
9Ius bieiem 9tnlaB tuuroe in Der in Ell.
men trUpii6en 8lumensorten uerwanoel=
ten Gula ieines Snitituts cine erbebenoe
Seier oeranItaltet, tuel6er aud Die
Spisen Der Itabtii6en 8eb6rhen bel.
iupbnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

9eutI6 ais g8eftipra6 e
Der @iiienidaft. 8euti6 pirb
immer mebr CUR internatiOnalen Spra6e
Der giiieni6aft. Sluf Der uorbii6en
9ler3teperiummlung in & upenbusen.
BEL Der Die lfanbinapil9en 9dnber 5abls
reid oertreten iuaren, iuurbe Der Sors
i6la9 9ema6t, baB Die i'm rgtorbisf
mebicinsf 9lr6ip" perDHentlihten 8es
ridte in Der 8utunft in beuti6er
Spra6e eeorudt merben iplen. 9ieier
@prI6ln9 tpurbe bamit be9riinoet, baB
benz 9luslanbe Der 3usaus su Der itans
binauii6en @iiieni6aft erleidtert pers
ben Iplle. 8aSu tpiiroe ii6 Die beutibe
Sptahe am belten eisnen. Mnn bate
Die @rfabruns sema6t, baB rie mebiSi.
nii6en slbbanbluneen in franS0iilher
pber enslilder Sprude sebrudt mebr
pber ipeniser unbea6tet blieben, udbs
renb bic in ben beuti9en 8eitl6riften se'
bruften 9lbbanoluneen piel bdufiser an
sefiibrt uno sur Beurtbeiluns beranses
jp9en fpiirben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Gin paar itaftenii6 d i
&nar6 item, Die in gteu gorf lans
beten, iuerben 5uriidsebalten, neil ibner
BON briiben Die idDne @mpfeblunS bot.
ousaetommen mar, iie bdtten es uuf Die
@rmorbuns bes 8rdiibenten Mcainler
abseieben. Die pselben" SeaIations'
blGtter ipinnen barum cine ellenlunst
2esenbe, bod Der gbef bes Sunbesge.
beimbienites in @nibinstun erfldrt alle
Die glnsnben fir iibertrieben; es lei eir
@OmplOtt ee9en ben Brdfibenten burf
ni6ts ermieien. @lei6wobl merben biz
iauberen @dite nn6 ibrer Seimatb gu
rifgelanot werben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31
Smperialismns
OOer i6le6tes
0elD.

8rpan se9en Wc&inleD gu unterltiben,
10 i6reibt lebr gebie9en Die vN. y. Sans
oelsSeitun9", bat Der @eaenlab Der pults
tii6en 9enoenSen Der beioen 8arteien an
S6drfe geluonnen. Der gSablfdmpi
wiro ii6, ipie bic 9Pspublitauer es iuiins
iden, nm bic 5ra9e oreben, oh bic @rs
lueiteruug unierer 6obeitsre6te iiber
BeIibun9en, pelde bic 8ereintgten
Staaten our6 Stantsuertras ermorben
babsn, ipirtli9 10 perbGnsniBuOa fir bic
gtatiOn 1T, iuie @iuBelne benten ooer
ni1t, uno Oh Die in 8oaBus getommene
@rpauiiOn i6limmer fir oaS @eoeiben
unisres natiUndlen 2ebens 1T, nls ents
mertbetes @elo. Der Brdlioent, Der
beruorrnsenoite @rponentber @rpaniion,
wiro obne 8ueiiel in ieinem beooritebens
ben Snnubmei9reibsn benz Solte Der
Ser. Stanten in fldrer @eiie nuselndn'
oeriesen, tpas bic lleberHabms Der 9o'
beitsrehte iiber bic felt benz 9riese NIT
Spnnieu ernorbenen 8eiiBunssn polis
tiih, rehtlih un6 iittli9 beoeHiet. @r,
Der 6Ort Der @olopdbruns uno elmer
sbrliAeu @ruuolnes bes 6nnoelsuers
fsbrs, iuiro elei9inls BEN golte flar mo
den, masses beoeutet, ruennoie Der. Stao'
ten cine MISUNDERSTANDING uerni6ten,
burd bsrsn @iniiibrun9 lie iih bic ad'
tuna Der eiuiliiirien gSelt nit Reht ers
mprbeu hahen gQns bie 9rpouiion dfts
betrifit, bnber mir ihon 6iiers aus
sinanosrssisst, 6nf iie sinerieits onrf
bic enorm sutiuidsltsn 6dnbelsintereiien
uuo bic srusiterte Stsiseruns unierer
iuiribidoitliaen @srbiliuiis seboten
III. Nmeriin beoori 10 gut pie nnoers
grOouitionsldnoer ii6ers Nbiasssbiete,
Gui ipsIhsn Die lebsridyiiiis unierer
gObenerBsusniiis, iUpis bic GrSersnifiI
uHisrsr 5abriten bausrno Dsrueribet
rusrbsn t0nHsn. Die amsritnniide ari
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

@6icaeo ipeist bic @eIt
Die ruiiii6e Resieruns bat GrmOur &
Company in Chicago eineu auftrds fir
bic 9ieieruns BON 6 MiaiOuen 4iuno
RinbIeii6, ju beiisn 9eidoffuns stun
5000 Stiere nOthis iino, ertbeilt. Die
9ieierune piro notiirlih nuions 9romp.
teIte beiOrgt lperbsn. dber bic Shipies
riateit BEL Der @sihidtt lisst in Der 8e
i6dfiuns Der n6tbissn Grahtselesenbeii
iiber ben Stillen Ocean, on oas 5leiif
nad China sebeH fpirc uno 10 uiele Der
psrbdliniBmdbis eerinsen 9Iu5obl pOn
Hrahtbdmpisrn aui oisiem Rssre be-
reits entipeoer bon Der Bunossrssieruue
aehdrtert, poer aber i'm Alasias uHo
6ape glOms. .gsrtebr beihditist limb.
Serr 9lrmpur, Der ioebsn. IN ieiner 9ss
iunohsii wieoer poltpmmen estrdiiist,
aus gdubsim in 7sutidlano 5uriidtsbrt,
80, inosiisn ben 7elssrnpben bersi's ss'
>aissnb ipielsn laiien. UNI aud eisiG
Shiui.risteii 80 iiberfDinoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

9sr alte SerrSi Simon Is o I
in 9saigaistuG iaste in elmer politii9er
&unoseOiEs
ySn bieiem 9an6e 1T feline @efabr bea
Mtilitarismus. ueber oieIe &ritif Iinh
mir sliidli6 binnussefummer. gs sat
cine 3eit, unb Sipar uls bas Seer bes
8iirsertrieses aussemuitert ipurbe unb
General g rant, Der Sslb jeuer Sc
legenbeit, iie am 56Upfe bate faiieu
t6nnen. Nber jener tluse 8atriut trdum.
te niemals ppn elmer lul6en Nusli9t-
slei6 tpenis ipie Der ebeniO fluse unt
patriptii9e HrGiibent Wc&inlep."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31
8ur 8eerbiauna bes /

3ur 8eerbieuns bes jim.
gen Serbert 9 bur5 i6reibt Or
8reetortus, Der nlte ,Sreuno uno @enpiiC
BON garl S6urS, in Der r@eitli6C
GOIt": SEPT i6ldft BEL 3OcanticO, fur
ii6 iabrelang inmitten biitOrii6en
ineenreiden @runbes Der Sdur5ifC
Samilieniib beiunb, ieines srOBen 8ua
ters bOifninsspOlIer SObn ben etpiser
S6luf. Cine i66ne lebte &ubeitdttt
fir i'm, beHen Susenotrdumen elm ir
idbes, trneii6es @nbe beidieoen; trna
eii9 ni9t iOipobl fir i'm, ben Die @6t'
tea liebten uno oarum tribe Su Iib rie.
fen, tpis fir bic 6interbliebenen, bic mil
ibrem Serbsrt 10 Sieles. 10 llneriesli'
DIES beeruben. M6se es ibnen gun
9roit bel i6persm 6erSeleio sereiden
buB 10 gisls runseieben" nit ibner
trauern
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Senator @m. W. Stepnri
pOn NsUnoo, hsr i'm Sabre 1896 elmer
Der eiirisitsn Beiiiruurtsr Srpan's mar
uno fur bic Grrudhluns bsiislben nit
@Ort uno S4riit rpirtts, bat jest 6iigut'
LID srildrt. on5 er bic 3isbsrmabl Re'
ainlsp's i'm Sntsrsiis bee snn5en Cans
oss bsidrports. uno nidt o1sin islbii
fir oenielben itiHmsn, ionbsrn iberal
Rsbrn mir ben 9rdiiosntihdits. Ganbi'
baisn Der rspablitoniiasn gorisi bnlisr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31
Cine &eoe non
Senator 9auis.

6amilton Club ben berpprra9enoIten,
bort gum Seerlnger oeriamnelten ameri>
fanii9en @eternnen iowie ben @bren=
sditen berielben Elm sldn5enbes 8elteiien,
oas Ii9 gu eirer patriOtil6en auno'
sebuns fir Die @eteranen unb fir Die
BON ben1elben pollauf inoplIirte 8Olitif
Der jesisen 8unbes. Standardization ses
Italtete.
Die Sauptrebe bieIt Senator 8 api 8
BON MinneiOtn, als 8ebner ldnsIt be-
riibmt, urb er leiitete aud bel bieler @e-
le9enbeit @lan5enoes.
Seine &ebe lautete Der Sauptia6e
mad uie fOlst:
v9ie jebise Gumpasue trdst einen
humber Barren gbaratier. 6riibere
@ampnsuen uuroen aui @runb einiser
lueui9en @ablfra9tn Der SOltsmilien
i6ait uno Der Mordl gefii6rt; jest aber
perlansen Die oemOfratii6e 8artei uno
ibr gnnbibat Die llmfremplune oer gam
Sen inneren uno ausmdrti9e en-
9ulitif, ipie tie Die 8erwaltung bes Grd-
lioenten Mc8inleD 81 elmer Der 9lOrs
reihiten in unierer ganSeu @eIdi6te
sema6t bat, elorrei6 our6 Die militdris
ihen s. loentbaten 81 9anoe uno
,ur See, olprrei6 our6 Die 8ieoerbez
lebung Der Snouitcie oes 9anbes,
ourd Die Sinan5@eiebs chung, iuel6e
Die Bereini9ten Stadter 5ur er ten
@elo DIT Der @ It semddt bat.
9nbei entbdlt bic bemofratiide Brincis
pienertlGrlng, ipie iie in Der gOnuentiOn
Su &nnins @itp angenommen nuroe, I'M
@rnnoe 9enommen, niht cine aritit an.
sebliber M MiBeriOl9e Der gerlunls
tune Rt@inleps ionoern nur i6le6t'
uerbeblten 9leroer iiber bic @rfOlg e
berielben. sic perlnnst, oaB bic @olos
iudbruns unb Der ShuB5oa absei6nfft
peroen ioasn. 3um eriten Wal iOQ bic
Souverdnitdt Der gereinigtsn Sinnten
aai elm 9erritorium, nuf oas fie unbes
itreitbares 8eiibreht baben, nufsegeben
unb uniers sslnese ioa seienft uerbeH.
llnb oas perlaneen bic 3emOfrntsn ios
gar anesii6ts Der Tbntiade, bnB bort
beuofneter u anfitnnO sessn bic gIu.
torifdt Der gereinieten Sidaien berri6tl
,aeiu oemotrniii6er 8eoner siebt Der
Ssnuetbuuns iiber uniere ariess.
triumpbe Nusorud oosr iibsr ben Suneb.
menbeu @OblItnnb unisres SOlts, Ooer
iiber Ieinsn Sunsbmenoen @inilub I'M
Rot9e Der g6lter, einind iueil er on.
bur6 irabere bemOtrntiide grOpbsjsiun.
gen ldherlih ra1en iuiroe.
lleber bic 6insfii6sn Gcmplitationen
iprafl iih Der Senator unier anoerem
ipie iol9t nus:
.Gs eiebt meuiee gsiipiets in Der oi.
plomaiiihen uno miliidriif,sn @eihihte
nnieres 9onoes, fuelde oemielben mebr
Gbre sintruoen nls@e aunit uno ccns
isruntiue gseisbsit. iouis Der unsriddt'
terrible Ruib, nit oeusn bic Aominiiirn'
iion bee grdiiosnisn Weainlep uHiere
J Gsianbti6aii in !eetino 81 bsireisn uuo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Ger erite q ME rifauer ouf
ben Mauern uon 8efins mar betanntli4
Der Srpmpeter 5itus. Gin Gaui6blatt
ma6t MN ben eelunaeneu &ori6lag,
man Iolte Situs ben gtamen beg
ySrpmpeter BON 8efin9en"
aeben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31
3nnof6a1t. 1t.

Ger 8erliner @is beidditist
Iib nit Der 6ineiilben Gnselesenbeit
unb bat aus bem neuen S b marIdalI
8ulOeriee einen 80 1T marI4al se'
n1ndt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Caledonia. @ia SbneiOer
gIameRs @iliam Steiieu, iuelher ii6
lca uno uoa setrnnten uuo bunu ieine
5rau sepriisslt uno i6per miBbdnOelt
bate, beoins SslbltmOro mittelit Grs
ifiebsns, als ibn Der giaase' Rari6dIl
in 6ait nebmen moate,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31
SOtbSeitsslOden.

= 9iep. glnorens traute am Moutnq
Nbenb 6rn. 5rant 8aeppler
&eiienber Der Ga Grpfie @rocerp 60.
unb Sri. emma 9ufwis, gOdter
oes betannten @rocern. gamblers 2ud'
luib.
= SO9Seitslicenien erbiefteu @m
Beigel unb Marie Braun, 8eibe BON
bier; Milu 2oumis 8ellOss ppn Spring
8d0ep unb Selma Sammer; 3beU.
S6leifer pon Burr Saf uno Sarab
Sormen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Il Die S8irtbe oes
Stantes gSiscpniin
oer6ffentlidt Sr.
z beo + or S.
Gsrnnte in Wiils
iuautee I'M bUrtisen
ySerolo" ioloenoen
@tuburuf, ben mir
fit iebr uerniiuitig
ilnb ;eitaemG6 ball
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

esn benz 8antetts
iaal oes Quois
torium Sutels in
Chicago CAB am
Wiitippd Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-08-31

Seitoem Die 9ln'
tiimperinli1ten in
Dem in SnOiuna:
polis ub9ebaltea
nen @onpent be.
i6lUiien baben,
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
Pyritic Smelling in Colorado.

Pyritic smelling. which is but anoth-
er name for fire concentration, is now
one of the firmly established Industries
of the state. In the early days of the
states history and prior to the discov-
cry of carbonates but two classes of
ore We're recognized. the placer gold
and high grade gold quartz. Silver ores
We're mined to some extent. but only
of the highest grade The discovery of
the Leadville carbonates naturally
gave great impetus to the lead smelt-
ing industry, and these carbonates. to-
gether with the iron, enabled large
quantities of silicious ores to be han
died to profit. The lead ores. how
ever. of an oXidiZed character. are now
giving place to the sulphides, and II
has been found that the best results
can be obtained by pyritic smelling oI
fire concentration. This product is af.
terward treated in the ordinary lead
furnaces. Ten years ago pyritic smelt-
ing was but little known in Colorado
but gradually the process has been in
troduced in various camps throughout
the state. and it has greatly stimulated
the production of low grade sulphides
and silicious ores. Leadville has two
plants, the Bimetallic. at present closed
down. and the Boston Gold-Copper
company's plant. now being enlarged.
Buena Vista has one in operation on
Leadville ores largely. One is being
constructed at Florence, and one at
Carson. near Lake City. 1t is stated
that Kokomo or Robinson may have
one of these furnaces in the near fu-
ture. BY the first of September 1t is
expected that the tonnage of the Bos'
ton plant will be more than double, n
portion of the new machinery having
already arrivcd.-Leadville Herald
Democrat.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
Desperate Fight with Iynch.rs.

Huntsville. Ala, July 23-Elijah
Clark, a negro. who yesterday assault
ed Susan Priest. n thirtcen-year-old
girl, was taken from Jail in this city
where his crime was committed. His
body was riddled with bullets. Shcr-
Iff Pulgham defended the prisoner to
the last. but dense smoke from n
combination of tar, feathers and oil.
fired by n crazy mob, was too much
for him, and he was dragged from the
Jail and placed under n physicians
care.
VIII Nining. who attempted to rush
through the crowd and up the shcrilrs
steps, was shot by the sheriff and dan
gerously wounded.
After battering down the doors and
gaining an entrance to the Jail the
mob drove the sheriff and his prisoner
into the third story of the building
There the sheriff held his ground until
he became unconscious from the suf-
locating smoke arising from tar and
feathers, which the mob burned on
the stone floor in the main corridor.
In responsible an appeal from Sher.
if Pulgham made earlier In the day
Governor Johnston ordered miliiin
companies here from Birmingham.
Montgomery and Decatur. hut they
failed to arrive In time to prevent the
lynchlug
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
Cripple Creek Dividends.

Nothing so well shows the advance
Cripple Creek has made in the past
six months as the comparison Of the
dividends paid In that period with
those of the corresponding period of
last year. The corpOrated companies
up to the LIST of July of this year have
paid an aggregate of S3,291.037 against
S1,421, ,2SO In 1899. The increase Is
over 13l per cent.
While II might be argued against
this that the addition of Stratton's In
dependence to the list of public divi-
dend payers to large extent accounts
for the increase. 1t is nevertheless true
that the camp has produced more to n
profit mt the same ratio. The figures
are sufficient to test the greatness of
the district, but II Is 10 he remembered
that they In no sense represent the
sum of money made out of the opera
ton of Cripple Creek mines during the
period covered. The companies are
still in stage of development ana eX-
ploration and no small per cent. of the
earnings is required TO increase equip
ment and extend territory, and this
condition must go on for several years
yet to come.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
A Twin Lakes Mine.

The last Rose mine of Twin Lakes
has opened into n body Of ore which
promises to make II one of the big pro-
duccrs of the camp. The vein Is n fis-
sure twenty feet wide and has been
located for about II mile on the vein.
though The developments are chiefly In
surface openings of comparatively
shallow depths. The vein mntter IL
largely composed Of copper In various
forms and the ore will average from
-four to five per cent. copper. Streaks
of az,rite and mnlachitc ARE formed
that will yield from $50 To 500 In
gold. silver ana copper. Black sulphur
cites of silver are also found of very
high grade. and all Indications point to
the opening of n mine of much more
than average values.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
Placer Excitement -, Juneau.

Seattle. Wash. July 23.-.uneau has
n full-hcdged placer mine excitement
according TO adviccs brought from the
North to-day 10y the steamer Rosalic.
When the vessel sailed from juneau.
July Is. n stampede was ON to the new
placer digglngs on Glacier bay, about
100 miles distant. Some doubt exist.
ed as to the plnccrs being really new
discoveries. Not few believe them
to be diggiugs found aud operated
many years ago by the Russians.
In any event the finds are most
promising. II ls claimed for them
that an experienced miner can make
considerably more than wages.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
Sailor Has Rough Experience.

st. Johns, n. T.. July 23-James
Currie, while repairing the Anglo
American telegraph line east of Pan
mel, saw the form of Il man on Il large
rock near the Isle AUX Morte. He ap-
preached the rock, and an appalling
spectacle met his eyes.
A sailor named William Warrick,
who for twenty days had been prac-
tically without any food and water,
and with no shelter, was on the rock
He was in most pitible condition.
His body was frightfully emaciated
He will probably lose one or both of
his feet.
Warrick ON July 1st deserted from
the schooner Little Pet, then at Burnt
island. He wandered from place to
place until he reached the rock. He
was unable tG proceed further. He
was taken to Channel, where every
means was adopted to relieve his suf-
ferings.
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
Rumor.d That Town. WIN Run.

Lincoln, Neb. July 23.-A story cir
culated here to-day. though not cred
tied 10 Mr.. Bryan or his visitors, ~ TO
the effect that Charles A. TOWN. MIL
remain on the ticket as the Popullst
candidate for vice president. for the
good his candidacy will do ia the
strongly Popiilistc states Of Sebrasha.
Kansas ana South Dakota.
Mr.. Towne's letter of acceptance ar
Withdrawal Will be held back. II Is as
serted. until the national committees
II the Democratic ana Popullsis have
discussed the mutter. 4 Confidence. u
report said. would be held In Chicago
early in August. 's..
Gilpin observer., 1900-07-26
A Dawson Camp.

II frequently happens that one ship
ping mine will attract more attention
to Il new mining camp than twenty
promising prospects that have not de-
yeloped pay ore. no matter how high
ASSAYS may run. People like definite
results, and for that reason the miners
of new district often unite in sink
ing one shaft which will develop the
entire section. This seems to be the
case with Dawson camp of the Green
horn district. Fremont county, where
the Copper King. shaft has reached n
depth of 1871 feet and Is steadily i'm
proving in the size and value of the
ore body as depth Is gained. When the
first discoveries were made In the
camp about Il year ana Il half ago
there was boom that collapsed In
three days. and since then the camp
has attracted but slight attention until
recently. The development of the Cop
per King. however. has once more eX-
cited public interest and now there is
scarcely day in which there are not
one or more visitors to the acmp from
other parts of the state. ii. y. John
son of this city. who was recently on
the ground says that the day he was
there six men from different camps In
Colorado were there to examine the
indications. all drawn by the reports
of the Copper King. The vein at the
100-foot level was fifty feet wide, all
of the matter between the walls be-
ing good for concentration. A carload
of ore from this point shipped to the
Pueblo smeltcr gave returns of S1S.22
per ton. The 150foot level will be
reached this week. when another car
load test will be made ana Il drift
started on the vein. The rock Is stead
lily getting harder and from the 100
foot level the gold values have steadily
increased. A supply of water has been
found. and the owners are now making
arrangements to put on II steam hoist.
If subsequent values prove sufficient
steps Will he taken to put up n small
mill.