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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30

an article by Marie Coreni as the chief
attraction The second is. a new So
clety paper which Mrs. Williamson is
about TO bring out Mrs Williamson
is a young woman of unexceptionaI So
cal position, the wife of a colonel in
the British army, and has many infiu-
entail friends here and in America in
tereSted in her venture. She brought
out the celebrated boC.- of beauty four
years ago and has lately been editing
the society column of the Daily Mail
and writing for it under the signature
of THE Onlooker,'' which will be the
name of her paper. Mrs. Williamson
says the paper will be run entirely on
the idea of the great value of Anglo
American co-operation in all questions
of politics and trade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
NOT FOR
MILLIONAIRES
ONLY.

The Chicago Special is one of the
finest and fastest trains in the
world.
But it don't necessarily follow that
it is a train fer miIlionaires only
On the contrary, it is a train for
everyday Americans-for people who
want exceptionally good service, but
who don't propose to pay a cent ex-
ira for it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
Ruin on Every Hand.

Tfen Tsin, Aug. 26.-AIilitary law still
prevails in Tien Tsin, and the CITY has
as yet made no effort to recover from
the terrible shock which it experienced.
everywhere is ruin The land is devas-
tated, villages wiped out, crops com
mandeered or destroyed and the natives
either hiding or killed. It would take a
wise crow TO fly down the valley of the
Iel-Eo without carrying it's rations
Nothlng is left of this once poDulous
and hourishing region save rOofIess
nuts. 1alIen walls and devasted gardens.
NO sign OF life is to be seen outside the
city except the scattered outposts. and
within the walls there is only soIdierv
Here the russian and japanese pre-
dominate No one knows the total
strength OF either force but thew r1ln
INTO the thousands. Skirtine the river
on either bank, the Russian camps dot
the country. the Russian flag flies from
the railway stations. and Russian
troops are continually passing the
roads, either moving on toward Pekin
or establishing advanced outnosfe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30

40 S-FOr Grand Junction Dan
yer Spd points east-........ R.aa
No. - For Provo. Grand Ju0c ~ n.
No FOR go pr PROVO I1lh'S Ir eSS5 ~ SIS Pm
No 0n 1o1 a1% az Rt RetRsS mi SD pm
vo- HEIR. Mt Pleasant, Nantf
M2rySY2le and intern ediate
No oi sHFor F,;res fss;son -- n 10 an
Der. Provo and intermediate
NJ io;- ,s;:,,, 500 pm
~ IT, SS5F n silu z ne vest 9;45 4 m
~ ~ SsSs 5s1 aIsg ,MSsl--.--.ll; 30 pm
No. 52-For Park Cily......-.... No = n Il
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY 81
No. 5-Brom Provo. Grand June
tton and the e2SE......---.....- g.so . -
No 1-From Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east ..--.....-...-. l2-15,-
No S--F'r0m Provo. Grand juno III
NJ t1oa a FSrI re Po east ry 1,: 1O:5o Pm
ham, Eureka. AarySvale, Manri
and intermediate points 5.5s
No 6-Fr0n Ogden and the west S-S0 : -
No 2-FrOm Ogden and the west S-65 = u
No. 4-ErOm Ogden and the west. sic = -
No From Eureka. Pavso0 -
Heoer. Provo aid intermediate
Dolnts ---.----;. .---.: ,.----------I0-o0 an
Perfect Dining Car Service
Sleeping Cars to Chicago Without Cbs1-.
Ticket OIfice. 103 West Second S0l,f6
Postoffice Corner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30

TeleDhone No. go.
City Ticket Office. No 2o1 Main Street
" H BANCROFT. D. E hurley,
Vice P & Gen Man Gen ?. & T ]
8 W ECCI Is Cen L. Tic Nm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19
WeMeitc WahrtMteu.

0eneral=Gpniul @rprlrm telearap9irt
aus Sbansbai, paB ct leinem Seridt
spm l3. Suli nihts nebr beisuIiisen
babe. Sn ieuem geriht mar Der 2lnr
srtH auf bic ensliide @elanptlhait in
@efins etn9e1enp bei6rteten, uup es
blcibt fetn 3wetfel paran iitris, pab
1dmmtli6e Nuslanper in Yefins ermprret
murben.
Cine ipatcre Oepelhe melpet: Niht
ein 8eiber, niht Elm einsetcrener Gbriit
tlieb In Yetins am eeten. Die Straben
murpen srm Slute Der G9riiten rptb Sc
farbt. 0sianrter Gpn9er, umseten Sun
Ieiner Trau unp IGhtern, feline gpllesen
ypm piplpmatilhen Corps, ibre Jrauen
tnp &inper, Die traYsn Sfii3iere unp Srl=
oaten, pelhe Die 0aNe Der 0eianotlhaf~
ten tilpeten, itarben pie Iartgrer in,
Gampfe sesen 8etien, unp bic mcnsrli=
1hen Wprpbuten fpnnteu lire @ntb nur
an DEN 2eihen auslalier, penn niht G n
gurrpaer cpsr 9lmsrifaner fel ben
Shlahtern letanois in bic l6anrs.
Gin NnsriT Der alliirten 5ruppen auf
5isn Sin wuroe a6selNlasen. Die
Nlliirten erlitten enprme GerluIte, naz
mentli6 AUDI oas amerifaniid,e 8. Neei=
lnent, ppn melhem .pe1isftens 25 9rp3eni
purh 8useln sctGptet rcer fampfunfatts
aemaht murpen. Der Gcmmanreur pea
Resiments, Sberit 2iseum murbe tDetlid,
sermunpet ais er leine- 5rupfen sur Nt=
tate fil9rte.
Gbineilhe 5ruppen baten rah 6efti.
| gem Wiperitano Elm Oprf auf rulIilhen
@ebiet einsenpmmeu. Iteier Ntt II
slei4tebeutenb NIT elmer &riesserflaruna
| Igeaen HuBlaun.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19
Ste 0oIO=Gcstofratett.

Sn republitaniIGen gldttern miro
an Die 0olb.Gemotraten oppellirt, bab
lie bod Wc3inlep, Dem 0ortdlnpier
.ebrliden @eloes" treu bleiben m0b=
ten.
Eas vGbicaeo Gbronicle" meldes
1896 9rpan bitter betdmpfte, anttpor=
tet oarauf
vWas bic beridieoenen Gruppen Der
berlbieoenen Parteien in oiefem Sabre
bon Der 8elofrn9e oerten mbgen. bal
teine Beoeutung. Die Mdbrungs-
frass lit in oieiem Webliabr nibt MIDI
tiger, als Die Graae Der gntltebnns De,
Nrten. Denn iiir minoeitens ieds
Sabre 1T bic lsraae fiir bic ameritani,
ide politit beoeutungslos gemoroen.
.uno feine menidlibe Ma1t tann Iie
mabreno oieler langen 3eit ,pieoer in's
2eben rufen.
Nae Mmerifaner, iuelde an Der lin.
abbdngi9feits- -grtldrung feRbalten. ale
Birger. tpelhe an Die Giiltieteit be,
Verfaliung 9lauben, tperben in bielem
Sabre suiammen balten, um bic repub.
lifaniihe partei gu beftrafen fir oit
Notwithstanding Der einen unb Der
an Der an0eret beriibten Werratb."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19
@imtt Das Gbembilo 0cttes /.

llnb bellte Gin iGmdtlib @eidIeat obue saft nnb
lie Der Notwithstanding gegebsn. beren ,peniee
Mu8nabmen nlr bic gaegel beitdttsen. @udb beute i
bet u.an ia nod tbrperii nnb oeiitia gennoe Mse=
BON ber Reael W2it ben ltetg erb6bten AnIpriten
pele an bic 2etItuussfGbigfeit ber Menihen sefent
purben. bat da au bic bebeil.
tenb scfeigert bis ie in cine gergnhenngsiunt anst
artete anb beibe aiau,nen telen Geift unb Sfbr,
per Nnforberungem benen Der BON Strapaaen ae.
Inmdtte Rbrper erlieet Genfet baron bel Seiten.
ipeun Gid 3ppfYdmersen GhmiubeI Mlatftgfeit
pIeidbSndf unb 8iutarututb, Werbanungsbeinmer
aler Dirt 4ebxrs uilb Nerenleben Mideni1tpdbe unn
anbere 0ebrefen ermnbnenl 2entel bnran bel 8eis
ten boB es ur Elm unfebIbares wtittl etsbt Gn ue.
reinfen ghnnseni6ften unb pbne dBenbe lnetaliiGe
Weiuli9un9en hergsItenten Ct @ernaro arduterpil=
Ieu. Gie fnb cine uahre @otteSqobe. bic onein I'm
GbcnbIbeS Susu!jsren. Sn alien Mpotbefen 8 gts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-19

f1
Der ,,Nsihsanssiser" in Berlin laaI
bei 8elprehuns Der Drpflamatirn nsl
prllipenten Mc&inley uter ben Reeiprp-
citdts< <Gertras: uGs muB nit @enuss
tbuuns tesriibt mercen, rab cine Der nr-
laAen, melde swiihen ben beipen sruben
rurd }oanSels Sntsreiien Yerbunbener
Staaten Nnlas su bancelapplitilhen
Streitisfeiten abaeten fpnnten, beEeitist
unp Der 0rnno fiir eine ,pirtblhaitlibs
Wieberannaberuns selest it,"
Die 0rmeinbe Mautb 1T gStmeu
murre BON einer serbeerrnoen 6cuers=
trunlt bcimseiuht, ,rslde 81 6auier in
alhe leste unp 400 Menlhen pbpacblpa
madte. 1as Jeuer mnrpe rurh einen
Ishsiatrisen Sunsen serurlaht, Der in
elmer SAeune init 3InpbSlsden ipielte.
Muf ben Samburser gBerften, no jcbt
ale 5anpc nrl gu tbun 1T, neil paa
9eihs< Warineamt 10 piele 1ransport=
lhiHe trauebt, 1T elm Streif Der S6iTs,
meter aussetrchen. Die Tplge basrn
! 1T, pab unsef1br 1900 Weritarteitsr BIZ
6dnpe in Zen SdpcB lesen miRen.
Sn Gctterpam bat Elm Strett rer Ipf=
artsitcr 70 brcNenpe GertaltniNe anses
ncmmen, rag Die am Jlub getegencn
0arniicnen an9emieIe Ien trrrben Itnp
Sruppenattteituuscn gum Shuee cer
Sht1e Su RcQen, welbe Den &erfe9r Srr'
uno naA GeutlAlano rern,tttsIsl, unr
5rrpeoctp6te baten gefsbl befpmmen,
Den 6lub 3u tewahen.
Sn Der Jtue Gerpantes in @art5 murpe
eine 6ahrtt entoedt Die fallhe braItitant=
fife Sanfnrten Eerltslte, unp Die iicN Yer-
pFiAtet bate, bis Gnpe 2(ueuif fir sier
lftltpnen 6rancs pieier gantnptcu sll
liefern. Inter cen Ietbs 8dlI6ern, bic
perbaftet rwroer, beiinbet lih au6 So
race urbain Maiarp, Spba res teri;bnl=
ten @rascurs ceialben NamenS uno etn
Gnfel spn 5prnce gernet.
Sn Der nahIten NiGe spn 9returia
laben bic Sureu Den Gnalanpern aber=
mails eine empFnrlihe Sh(appr tei3r=
tradt, iiter 200 0efanssne semaht unp
einige 0sldiibe erptert. &ein @unrer,
bab Sprp Hpberts feline bon ietnen Spl=
raten entbebren fanu.
Der Gprreiprnbent Der Gpnrrnsr ,Oai=
" Matl" in 9orp Jtcberts' !6auptauars
tier erflart bic serlanserte untbatisteit
Der 6auptarmee pursb bic Wittseiluna
Der 5batiahe, cab Die Sclcaten feine
S6ube baten unp nesbalb ntft marriott
rem tGnnen. Die BON ber britilhen Nr=
mee> Sntencans selieferten Sdube ieien
70 jAlcht cab tie in Sesen auseiuanper'
fallen. Giele Sclraten miinen barfue
seben, mas bel cem jebt i'm IransSaal
terrldsncen @interwetter serace nidt gu
Den Wnnebmlihfeiten bes GeberS sebDrt.
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2trbcit ,tttD prosperitdt.

Wngelld)ts Der Sablreihen Strelts,
melde segenipdrtig in peribieoenen
5beilen oes 2anoes i'm 8ange iino,
ldst Iid) bic Sbatiabe nibt in Mbreoe
1telen, oab I'M Naaemeinen bic Sage
Der arbeitenben Rlallen piel 81 miin=
ihen ibrig ldbt uno teine 10 befrieois
gcnoe 1T, mie ote 1tets germ Die prose
peritdt betDnenoeu 9lominiltrations=
Crsaus iomie bic 6iibrer Der &epubll=
faner es in ibren partei WerIammlun=
gen rnn Ylatformsn oar5uTtellen iltben.
Gie nit Der Sage ouf Dem inoritriellen
0ebiet ipobl pertrauten Jiibrer Der Nr=
better Iino iammt uro ionoers oapon
iiberseu9t. bob ppn Dem @erriben elmer
aleemeinen, ole S1ibten oes 0oltes
ourdlorinsenoen prosperit1t sur 3eii
i'm grnIt teine Meoe ie;n fam, uno oab
man nit Der tbatid!bliden Mabrbei1
auf geipannten 5ub 9eratb, menn man
| in autem @lauben bas, mas Die pros=
peri'(its= pulitifer behaupten, obne ges
oenten Deiter bertiinbet.
gEdre in g8irtl,1feit etne iiber oas
gansa 2ano als Elm Sesen ii9 er9ie=
benoe GpAhutb Der moteriellen Bros
peritGt pprbauoen, 10 fDnnte es aul
Dem inouitriellen 8ebiet uno benz bee
GertebrS niGt 10 3ablreide Streits.
Sopcotts uno 2ofouts 9eben, als &c.
genipdrtig in o(len 5beilen oes 2anoes
BORT, no bel normolen gerbGltnihen
piel proouftipe SDdtistcit berrlht, por=
banoen lino. Inter ben jeBigen 8er=
bdltniiien lino es bic Srults uno Mo=
nopole, fiir ,peide pbne 3tpeiIel eine
periooe 9rober prpsparitdt anoebrpheil
lit. Ser beoeutenoe inbul ltrielle Sort
i6ritt, ben Die Ser. Staoten aufSumei=
len baben uno Der i'm Nuslano bere1=
tigtss Staunen erre9t, iollte ben Mal=
len Der Nrbeiter cine before materisGe
Sage gebradat baben, als lis in Wirf-
lidtsit auf3umeiieu baben.
Gtreifs lino glotbn1ittel, tpeldle Die
Nrbeiter our Gurhfibrung ibrer 6or=
oeruneen sebrau1en. Gabei erleioen
lie ielblt idpere gerlulte. biel empfino.
lidere, ols Die Gapitaliiten, aseen bic
Tie anf1mpfen. Nah unlerem Oafiir=
balten beliben Die Nrbeiter oil ihren
5timm3etteln cine tpirtiamere Mafe.
Elm seeianeteres Mlittel CUR geiierunu
ibrer Sage. Monopole uno 5rufs
tDnren MIR 10 lanae aeoeiben, als ein'
feitiae Glaiienoeisbe in gelanb Itno.
Die Organization fommt ben Mrbeitern
bel Der gerfedtuna ibrer &edte trefflid)
81 Staaten. aber Elm tuirtlamer Man=
bel our BeHerung tann nur oaourt
berbeigefiibrt tperoen, bob iie li6 in if.
rem ei9enen beiten Snterells entidlie=
Ben, bel Der prdlioentenmabl i'm toms
menoen Serbit our6 Die Yant eeeen
bic oeroerbliden Sruits uno Monopole
au itimmen, nit tpelhen betanntli9 Die
republitaniide Sodtarif Yartei lieb=
dugelt, neil iie oarauf rednet, ooB Die
Sruf Magnaten aus grtenntlidteit
tief in bic 9aide greifen uno piel basu
beitra9en tperoen, ibre Wablfelosues,
foiie, bic unter gob 9anna's Sbbui
1tebt, fiillen al belfen.
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1agcsncuigfetten.
Clio.


Sbr gclbenes Sutildum feierte In Gin=
einnati bic peuti6e 8ran, son Gales 0eS
raeinbe.
6enrY Matlpn, elm @irtb In Gpnne=
ant, Der ;usleih slsent einer 8rauerei
it, irirp sermibt, ebenlc s400 Der 8rau<
ere, $500 Der Gattin unp etma 500,
Bic Scfsanser itm/sur aufbewabruna
itterseben batten. =
Dan. Ounslep unb Die IA Sabre alts
Mnna giihmann, pelhe sru Gbieasu
burhsetrannt maren, murpcn in gpunss,
trmn auf getreitcn Der oprtissu 8ebor=
Den Yerbaftet. Tas Wdphen ica eiue
te9ebrensmertbe Grtin iein.
Gas gpf Oepartsment bat anseyrc=
net, paB sont %. Suli an BON DEN prlt,
amtern in 5inclay uno McGcmb alis IN
rcn umliesenpen 2anooiitriften 0ptl1,
tben fret atseliefert rercen lpuen.
Sn Cincinnati BAT S. g. Shmtblapp
elmer Der bpAbersi9fea 8iirser ser Stapt
ldh erbcten, nit et,,aln &pitenaufmanr
spn 100000 einen neueu 6lGsel gum
Runtlnu leun errihten ;u laIen. Jrit=
Der ltpn bat er rem College Of Mui'
$4,000 gum 2neenfen an bic tbeurt
@attin uno an ric seItebte Scdbter, ,relt,t
Stmiplapp scr eiaigcn Mpnaten aui
tra9tIde Weiie eutriiIen wurreu, &c.
f6cntt.
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Yolitii6es.

Gs iino nelul grdlioentidofts. .9idets
i'm Seloe. Diesnal lam man alIo
nit &eht iagen Wabl maGt aual.
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Sic Welt9ei1ihte pieberbolt lid,

= Sic Welt9efdidte tpieberbolt lih.
Bor 100 Sabren fiibrten bic europdi=
ihen Mdhte Griea 9e9en Granfrei9,
Inn es bor Der Nepolution 3u ,,retten"
6eute tbun lie oasfelbe in China.
Grantreih fono bainals ieinen 9lapo.
leon. Bielleiht finbet China aud eli
nen iOlhen. Dcs ,Netten" lit ndmlid
INNER cine beoentlide Gefdihte.
: Der dineiilbe Rniier Ruan9- s3u
lou lhon iDieoer Selbitmprb begangen
baben. so Diele Selbfmorbe oiebts
,la gnr niht uie oieIer llnsliidsmenid
i6on be9anaen bot.
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Sninnb.

Sninnb.
sSilliam Jenninss Srgan uub Nclai
8. Stecenipn peroen am s. Nuguit ii,
SnoianapuIta, Sno., formeQ Yru t9yet
Termination fit pas Amt oe5 @rdfcen=
ten te;w. Gice= prafpenten Ieitens Der
pemrtratiIheu Nartei IN Gsnntnib seiest
weroen. Heprdi ientant 9tiharnlpu ipiro
ne 9ptiifattcnsanlprahe an 6rn. Bryan
balten unp 0cuY. Gbas. q. 5tpmas ppu
Colorado pisienige an loerrn Stepenlcn.
9ltan eripartet, RAP bic G5elegenheit 81
cinsr 9rpBen popullren Concentration
brnust rperoen pirn, abnlih pie Der DOR
oicr Sabren i'm Waoilon Square Garpen
in 9feip yprf Seranl nltalteten.
lleter bic Situatipn auf BEN @bilippir
ncn fpmn,en in elmer ntbt cen1urirten
Gprrelponcens cer yNNpeiirten Yrcle"
ipenis erfrculthe 9fahrihten. llniere
rcrtigen Sruppen iinp purbaus un,urei
denr seseniiter Der iiteraa feinolihen
unp tampftereiteu SesTlferuns. &ein
Sas persebt, RAP niht tleinere @efehte
cper Sharmiibel itattfnren, unp Sen.
MeNrtbur BAT taslid bic traurise YFidt,
cem &rieas< Department neue gerluit=
liaen ;u iibermitteln. gs 1T iest unp
mar iiberbaupt ldnsl tlar, rab unlere
Nrmee auf ben Ybilippinen ntht rur
niht recujrt perpen fann, ipnbern i'm
@esenteeil nod gang beceutenb Serltarft
merpen mub.
Sn @albiuston, .. g., 1T Sunoes<
Senator Spbn 5enrY Gear spn Soma an
einem 5ersihlas plSsliA sstcrten. gr
mar IS Sabr alt.
:. Durh siren @irbel turn unb Bulfen<
brub purpe bas Stapthen Coleman in
Seras beinahe prlitauois sertUrt. 6iinf>
se9n Men1den iirp babel um's Geben se<
tpmt1ten.
Sn @eprsetcipn, &s, lit sesenipartis
Der @petelzW Wurpprp3eB int Oange, pel=
Ien Nussans NIT GROCER Spannuns ent+
aesenseiehen mirb. Gbarlss Smiley, Der
&entudy'er gr = Staats letretar, rpelder
Der Mttlhulp an Der Grmprnung 0re=
bel's ansetlast 1T, beiincet lih in Snpta=
napclis, Snp., unp erflarte, er perre mad,
&entufy ,urudfeGren unp hh bort pro-
,eliireu lalTeu, 1ubalp er bic lleber,easunl
erlanst babe, eaB ale Oefabr zines ats
tentats auf ibn soriiber lti. Der ebe,,
| faus anseflagte Gr.@puperneur Saylu,
lei Der sleihcn NnIiht.
| Gbarlss 9. sBefsrsslt, Setrstar uni
Shasmslter Der Dimes Savings 8an'
prn Nswarf, q. S., 1T auf Die H9lutlast
Bin Ysrbaltet porpeI, ;spjlAen S3s s,OOC
unp SAC, 900 pom Der ganf 9eltpblen 81
baben.
Deeelben aus Oalsefpn, Ieras, slt.
| fplse 1T bic Start curG bic idmeren Ste.
sensaHe Der lsbten Sage sanslih BON BEL
Nubenwslt abselhnitten. Die Gilen'
babnen linp bur6 bic Na0erHutben &C.
spunsen rurcen, tbren 8etrieb einsultel+
len nno bic 9aHasiere baeen in 0alSfs'
ton Suartier nebmen milTen.
gpn Ieinem Gompasnpn 9laaf Sci
| 1aellun lit in Nep yort Der 2ampenfa
brifant 9(leranber Sherman ermcrbe
pcrben. Mthael1ra, relAer It'd IN Saf
befnpet tebauptet, ieiner Sinne nid
mahtis eewelen ,u lein, ais er biz Eba
besing.
Sbwp9l beinabe brei Wrden felt ben
furdtbaren lluslIt In 6ctofen peritri
1Aen fno, 1T eS mod nidt selunsen
idmmtlidhe Spfer Der Gataifrppbe ,u ber
/ gen. Der Dampier nSaale" 1T enblic
@,pisber flctt, nnb iDbalb Die nod i,
| lShifSrnmpf tefncliGe 9anung entTern
HIT, wirp man nit Den Geporaturarbeite1
ltesinuen. Der Dampfer Drain" 1T ei1
tctaleS Draf.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-06-28

group of fellow officers and boastfully
says:
THUS will l stir the Yankee blood
before night"
Little does he realize how true a
prediction he is making. Little dreams
he of how the Yankee blood Is TO be
stirred by that days events-stirred
until 1t refuses to quiet before the mis-
used colonies have united and by
means of long and bloody war have
won their place as a free and powerful
nation.
The minute-men on the hill ar the
northern extremity OF the village see
the smoke arising from the fires kim
died in the center OF the village and
Capt. Joseph Hosmer turns indignant
ly TO Col. Barrett and demands:
"Will you let them burn the town"
Col. Barrett now calls the other mil
lila officers about him and they con-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-06-28

scene of conflict. His progress Is not
interfered with, and the minute men
on the hill watch him as he joins his
defeated comradeG.
During all this time reinforcements
have constantly been adding to the
number OF minute-men, and they are
growing more and more confident
Moreover, Col. Smith sees that the peo-
pie are desperately in earnest. He
gathers his men together, marches,
halts, countermarches, hesitates and
finally, fearing that in further conflict
his command may be utterly worsted,
he gives the order to return and his
soldiers turn their faces toward Bos-
ton. They have no premonition OF the
very hell OF shot which shall accom-
pany them until they sink exhausted
and eecimated under the protection
OF the warships at Charlestown. Truly,
Maj. Pitcairn has stirred the Yankee
blood. The Lexington road through
Concord curves in almost a semicircle
and while the regulars are YEARLY
marching southwark over the route by
which they so brayely came in the
early morning, the minute-men swarm
through the fields behind the wooded
hill which skirts the road, thus getting
by shorter route in advance of the
regulars.
At Merlam's corner the minute-men
secrete themselves behind rocks, trees
and stone fences, and as the British
come along the road the muskets OF
the colonists cough out leaden death
from front and side and rear. Pit
cairns horse is wounded and throws
him. The swashbuckler receives a bull
let in the arm; and, binding up his
wound, trudges YEARLY on with his
men. Pitcairn has learned something
since he shouted "Disperse, We rebels,
dispersed" and fired his pistol in the
faces of the rustics on Lexington Com
mon. He has stirred the Yankee blood
until his own is dripping through his
coat sleeve. A musket ball enters Col.
Smiths leg. Men drop dead and
wounded from one end Of the line to
the other.
At last the British reach Lexington,
pass the Common scene Of the bloody
tragedy Of but few hours before, and
see down the road but little ways
what must have brought relief to their
narrowed spirits-Lord Percy and a
thousand troops sent out from Boston |
as reinforcements.
Like hunted deer close pursued by |
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m paIntIng made in 1S04. 81

(from painting made in 1904, %
years after his famous ride)
suit over the situation. Finally they
resolve to march into the middle OF
| the town and protect their homes or
die in the attempt" But it is under
| stood that they are not to fire upon
the British regulars unless they are
fired on first. The march is Immediate
~ begun with the minute-men from
the neighboring town of Acton in the
lead, under command OF Capt. Isaac
Davis. AS the minute-men approach
the west end Of the North bridge the
British soldiers draw up at the other
end and some of them begin tearing
up the plapks from the bridge. Mai.
Buttrick calls out to the British in
remonstrance and orders his men to
advance at doublequick. They are
within a few rods OF the bridge when
a shot rings out and Luther Blan-
chard, Of Acton, and Jonas Brown, of
Concord, are wounded by the same
bullet.
Almost instantly this single shot is
followed by a volley from the British.
Capt. Isaac Davis and Abner Hosmer,
both of Acton, fall dead and several
others of the patriots drop their mus
kets and clutch at wounds from which
the blood is gushing. The war has be-
gun.
Maj. Buttrick, now as hot for the
fight as he was earnest for delay,
springs to one side, fires his musket at
the British and shouts out his order:
Fire, fellow soldiers! For Gods
sake. fire.
A volley crashes out and the first
British soldiers to die in the face of
the colonists drop to the ground. Three
of them fall dead and a half a dozen
are wounded, among the latter being
three minor officers.
The British Immediately retreat to-
ward the center of the town. and the
Americans follow them a little way
and then turn off and draw up on the
hillside. The regulars carry one of
their dead with them, but two are left
lying on the bloody ground
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A DETROIT INDUSTRY REVIVED
The Scotch Tobacco Factory has
Been Purchased From the Trust.
OWNED BY DETROIT CAPITAL.
Establish Even IA Greater Institution
Than was Previously Maintained
Other state Happenings OF Interest.
Scotch Tobacco Factory to Reopen.

From the flagstaff of the big tobacco
plant flies once more the name Scot
ten,' and Detroit is given assurance
that although the trust tried to beat
the city out of one of its big industries
under the guise of concentration of
business, the army of men and women
will once more be given employment.
Detroit will establish even a greater
institution than was maintained after
the flag Scotch q Co. was removed
and the name of the tobacco trust sub
stituted. From the standpoint of the
city, the result of the decision TO close
the factory has resulted in beneficial
change, from the holdings of foreign
capital with interests foreign to Detroit
to those of men who have been identi-
fed with Detroits commercial growth
for many years, and will probably be
for many years to come. The deed of
transferrence was made out to Oren
Scotch on the 25th.
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Kidnapped by Her Mother.

Little 7-year-old Elsa Rheiner, who
came near dying with her younger
brothers, September -, 1899, at their
home in Detroit, by morphine and es-
Gaping gas administered by the hand
of an insane mother, suffered another
startling episode in her life on the
afternoon of the ed, when she was
kidnapped from her nurse, and carried
off in carriage by her mother, who
had just few hours before arrived in
Detroit from Ionia, having been dis
charged from the asylum of the crimi-
nal insane. The little child was soon
released by the police, and the mother
permitted to go free. However the
distracted woman was obliged to take
TO her bed shortly after the affair, be-
ing sick and exhausted.