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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
CUR Gutenberg Jeier III
Wains

Fat Der Sberbiirgermeifer iener
Staot einen 8eri9t ii6er bic %bpr6ereis
tenoen S9ritte eritattet, Der glei63eitig
in grpBen 3igen bas programm iibsr
Die aqgemsinen Seltli9teiten entbdlt.
9ana3 pirO Der @erlauf Der 5eier
fplgenber fem: y@m %. SUM- Qbenos:
8roBes &On3ert Der v2iebertafel".
Sonntdg, ben "a. Sum-, 8ormittags in
Der Staotbale: Ntabemii9e Jeier, Bel
nel9er Serr gilbert Setter, pr0entli6er
8rofsiior b.. 2ittetatutgei6t6ie al
Der unioeriitGt 2etp3tg, bic 6eitrebs
balten ptrb. 9ierdn rei6t ii6 cine
9uloigung Dor Dem GUTENBERG Dent
NAL, Elm SeiteiIen unb @benbs grobe
illumination uno 5eItzG ummers an
g(m 20. SUM-: Worgens SSeIt3ug unb
Nbenos SET in Der nelen 4nluge. Nm
26. SUM-: H6einfubrt na6 Gltpile.
Sir ben 6eit3ug, beiisn @runbgebante
bic Sulbigung 9utten6erg's bilbet, bat
Der Muler &pnrao Sutter 6ierIelbit
folgenbes Prpgramm entporfen: g3ett
8uttenbergs; Die 3eit Der Meifteriins
ger .unO Der eriten 9rudperte; bic err
item 3eitungen, Die 8Of, Die 3eit Oil
bredt DIFFERS; bic Oiattunit unbQBiTz
ieni6aft; Der 8roBe &urfirIt un0 Der
MainSer &urfiirIt Sobann Pbilipp bon
S4Dnborn; 5riepri9 Der 8roBe uno
Soiepb Der 3peite nit i3rer 3eit; Wsis
marble 8eit, Geip3ig unb iein 8u9s
banbel; Die 9ulOigung Der moOernen
&ulturitaaten; Die 9ulOi9ung 0euti9s
lamb"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

SSnItituten nur bis gum @nbe bes laus
S6uliabres geoulbet iperben
ptrb. 5srner, baB bic pbige Reiolus
tionen burb gp. Gminen5 Der fat6plis
f9en Sier9dr1te Der Ser. Stadtsn
mitgetbeilt unb Dem dmerifdniI9en
@pistopate ertlGrt perbe, bub, OBJ
i6on Der FL. Stubl oaS 2e6ren Der
tlaiiti9en Stupien, bauptIG9li1 bes
2ateiniI6en, beginittgt, unb 5u biez
lem 3pede it9 io9ar Der relisi0fsn
Oroen beoient, pel6e it9 ibren &es
geln 9emGB bteiem 2ebrfa9e pibmen:
pinI6eno, baB reIigi0Ie Snitttute auf
tbren He9ten beiteben, perbietet er es
Den 8riioern Der G6riitli2en S9ulen
lnb piini4t, baB Tie itatt bsIIen in
ben Der. Staten Die 3a6l Der te9nis
I6en unb cpmmer5ielen S4ulen Der
mebren.
Sp Der am 6. b. Mts. getpG6rten
Quoien3 bat 9. 9eiligteit Die ungez
fibrten 9eItimmungen in alien Gin
3el9etten pe1tdfl9t. SnDem tn purq
llebermittelung bieIer GntI6eioung
meme 8fli4t erfiiqt babe unb i'm
9%ertrausn barauf, oaB bic bp9n'iten
gif3Dfe be8 Dprbergenannten 2anbes
MnbGngli9teit, an ben fl. StlbIe
babur9 betunben perben, Dab iie ii6
mad ieinen GntiGeiOungsn rt4ten
fife t9 in aller @O9u4tung uno De-
Sbre 5ano uno betenne mid
ais Gp. @mtnen3 erge6eniten 9iener.
M. Cardinal 2eop9opStt,
Prdfeft,
IloDIius &eeCiO,
Sefretdr.
Gminen3 Cardinal s. Gibbons,
@r5bii4of bon Baltimore"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Or. 9etnrtO SanStafot Mno
Die Suect.

Sn benz Ipeben in aneitsr Quflase
enlightenment prddtisen Su9e, rQbeno'
lduten" sibt Der riibmli6it betannte
Mutpr ieiner 8epunberuns fir Die CUR
.3eit um ibre Sreibeit unb 9sim unb
Serb r~ineenben 8ursn Musbrud. @uf
g. 1874 f6reibt er:
vWenn man nod Mdnner feben min,
bic fi1 ipuperGn fiiblen unb feinen
&absnbudel MAIDEN Dor ben n9roben"
biefer Grbe, 70 muB maj 81 ben 8u=
rem Der yiiiozafritunii9en Republif"
eeben unb gu ibrem papa &riiser, Der
iib nit &e9t al pari iteut nit iebem
Jiriten altaDeligsn Stammes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

tpolte i9 b%ieielben tpesperfen, ba i9
unniiben 8alIait berabi4eue, ais i'd,
es mar mitten in Der Sabara, plDBli4
binter mir Elm sreulidss 8nurren pers
nebme; i9 brebe mid um, iper be-
t9reibt mein Gntfeben, elm rieiiger
3otpe ftebt por mir. Ra5d sntI9lofs
len, BLAZE id ibm ben Mau9 meiner
Gisarre in bic Naie; Der 2Dfpe, tpie ia
iebe &abe, itust, sebt brei S9ritts
riidpdrts, ldbt fid iebo6 ni9t p~ertrei>
ben unb fommt nieber. Cine gtaarre
TT gu Gnbe, id nebme aus benz aiits
den cine apeite unb 5iinbe ie an; Der
2Dpe f9aut. Wie aber bieie gu gnbe
1T, unb er iiebt, bab i9 aus be m l.
BEN &iit6en mir N | b cine anz
iteds, nimmt er, penn audi nit Wiberz
piaen, Heibaus - uno i9 mar ge=
r%ettet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Ger Saa Der Gbriitii6en
SmuIbruoer.

GaIoin1l Gibbons bon Baltimore,
bat bas foIgenoe 9efret Der
g r 0 y a g a n b q in Qngelegen6eit
bes fiinftigen 8irtens Der GbriItli6en
S9ulbriioer, erbalten.
ST 0 m, II. Sanuar.
GminenS! - Sn ue6ersinItimmung
nit Der nit metnem Imte perbunoes
men 9fli9t made i9 @p. GmtnenS
hermit betannt, baB Die bp3p'iten
@Gter bieIer FL. Congregation am II.
DECEMBER 1899 ii6 in aagsmeiner
@eriammlung einfanben, unb Die
Srage in erI60pfenoer DeiIe er0rters
ten, Oh ben S9ulen Der Gbri1tli9en
S9ul : 8riioer bic @rlaubniB err
tbeilt fperben iole, 2atein unO @ries
6il6 Al le6rsn.
,guf bic erite beipro6ene Srage, Oh
nGmli6 i'm Qngeii9te oes erneuerten
@nIu6ens es angebra6t lei, ben Bril-
bern Der gbriItli6en S6ulen bic
Sispens bon Der Hesel gu ertbeilen,
pel9e ibnen bas 2ebren BON 2ateir
unb @rie6ti4 perbietet.
Isle anttpprteten: Gnti9ieOen bers
neinenb.
.@uf bic 8peits ~pOrsels9te Srage
nGmli9: oh es ratbiam iei bic
Sur6fibruns bieier Gnti4etbuna
ouf3ui6ieben;
uantporteten tie: G6enO enti9ies
ben perneineno.
Die Ibii9t lit, cine peremptpril9e
Srbre an ben General S6ern gu err
laIen, Inn i'm bapon in &enntnib gu
ieben. baB bus 2sbren BON 2atsin uno
@rie4il4 in ieinen ameritanii8en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Grbiclten cinen DeutI6en
Yrieitcr.
6 rescp. ga. q. Sebr..

g@resep, Sa, q. Sebr., 1900.
Der beutige Sag ipielte cine pi9tiae
Role in Der @ei6i9te @resco's, bsnn
bic beuti6e @emeinbe erbieIt ibren ers
item prieiter, in Der perion Hsp. 2ppsz
proofs. 20 Sabre bat Gresco iib oars
nad gsiebnt. 10 Sabre blieb bas
air9lein gang geI9lof1en, bann fam
Der bObmii6e prieiter aus benz benaf>
barten protipin unb in ben lebten Ii
Sabren Der peutl9e prisiter BON ct.
Sueas. monatli9 bios an einem Wos
4entase. Man9e @emeinbez Witglie=
Der perloren bic Schulz, unb 5ogen in
anbere beutI6e @emeinben; bod bic
WebrSG6l belt feft. @s paren MGns
ner unb Srausn. 5dbe pie beutIde
gi6en, lie lieben bic 9aare blei1en,
uber ibren Mutb ni6t finten. sic
bofften uno barrtsn 5par LANCE pera
sebens, aber beute freuen iie iih bss
errungenen Sieses. Sbre Mugeu glGnss
ten, als fe ben prieiter gum eriten
Male in Der Stride iabsn; ppbl ielten
murbe Elm Batter infer" nit mebr
Oanf gesen Soft gebetet, ais es bic
@emeinbe hsute nit t6rem f4eibenben
uno neien prieiter perri9tete. 2ange
tpurbe benz Seilanb Die Bite bor"ez
trasen; man6e Delegation bat beIpna
pers in ben lsstsn flint Sabrsn e9rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
SHlie! SmITe!

@s pirb ieBt betannt, DAB bereits
ndbsSu bic Sdlfte oes beriibmten 8.
Ohio Hesiments (rtbe PreiIOents
Spn") bas atpar in Guba mar, aber
niemals pulrer gsrO4en bat, appIita<
tion fir Yeniipn 9emu4t bat. Die
3abl Der @~pplitationen lit nGmli9
487. Quf bteIe DeiIe ptro balo Die
cine SGlfte Oes ameritaniI6en Bottles
arbeiten uno barben miifen, odmit Die
anbere !SGlfte Peniipn 5ie9en uno III
Sloriblls leben tann. - pS6to Batz
fenfreuno".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Na& @eGt 0es @eibes.

Srau 8anbel: n9u ipasit es alIo,
10 ipdt in bergid9t aus benz Wirtbss
bauie beim5ute9reu9"
Serr &dnbel: nSa, Su bait re9t,
es mar unperantportli9. SD bin elm
miierabler gbemann, elm S9lemmer,
unb i9 mnb MIDI enti4isben dns
bern!"
5rau &anbel, onfanss ipra9los,
bann boiler Gntriiftune iosbre9enb:
sSa, mas fpa bas beiben2 Sab
i'd bier cine @arbinenprebist gu bal>
ten pDer DUG"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
Die ihge6te Gtsarre ais
8

,S6impfen sic nidt iiber i9le6te
giearren", ipra9 Der 4frifarsiisnbs
@iItenmeier, mir baben fe einmal
bas 2eben ssrettet unb bas ging 10.
sS9 bate BEL elmer &eile in 4frita 3us
fGaig einmal bon einem gambler in
elmer sr0bsren Stabt gang fdledte Gis
garren auf9ebdngt betommen. S4on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
SaiesU enbofblntbcm.

- ,puBle, sic psrtebrtes @ef90pf.
Sd CLAUDE, Sic piirOen auf Der
Seuf5er Bride - ObeGn!"
* *
wGinjGbriger, MAIDEN sic tein 10
gele6rtes 9eIi9t, als O6 Tie elmer Der
WeiIen bon 2opoOo pdren."
X y -
ga S9ulSe g lit nur Elm Slid,
baB Sic hummer aerl ni9t nie Die
9ppra - auen'btDpfis itnb."
Il X X
Beirut Strpbmeisr, sic MAIDEN ia
Elm 10 perbliifftes 8eii9t, tuie cine ents
I6leierte S9leiereule!"
X X X
rMliiasr, MAIDEN sic ni6t Iol6'
Dummies @eii9t, pie eine 8etf9peiter.
bic in Der Observation-Disclosures ni9ts ges
ponnen bat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

Die bp9n. 9srren Or. u. 9eiter,
Or. g. YDlI6er unb q. S. 8eber BON
Buffalo, q. g., traten am 2. Mdr5 cine
9iIgerreiie mad Dem bl. &anbe Ourd)
europa an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

Or. 6. M. 3ieber beftnbet fi6,
neueiten Ra6ri4tsn 5ufolgs, auf benz
@ege Der 9eiTerung. 9ebe GOtt cine
f9leuniee 9eneIung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

Die FINITE Notwithstanding
bes Staatsperbanbes Der oeutI9en rOs
mii9zfatbplii6en 0ereine bes Staates
Stem Yprt pirb am 80. unD 81. Weai in
Srpp, g. g., absebalten.
prpf. Gunner bon Der Yalezllnis
per1itGt bebauptet, bab 80 aus 100
Chen unsliidli9 ieien. 8osbaft Be-
merit basu elm S0rer: nMub Die Srau
profehprin aber eine aantippe iein!"
gs lit nunmebr mat6emati19 feitge>
iteQt, baB es bsim Sfatipiel 1877
645, 204, 252, 800 perI9iebene MDgli9e
teiten siebt. 9ei ben Wen5elbrioern
tam es alip gar ni9t porfommen, Dab
lie bes Spieles iiberbriiiiig perben.
Cine 8Guerin I'M Sprfe Maifi bel
Mlapa in ruiiifd polen bat flint &ins
Der, bier anabeiI uno Elm Mdo9sn, ges
boren. Sppobl bic Mutter nie bic
&inber Iolen iib pobl befinoen. Die
SHUTTER 1T 20 Sabre alt uno lebt in
drmliGen 8erbdltnifen.
On einem 6eiben Sommertaee trdt
Der S9ulinIpettor in cine Oorfi6ule,
in Der unsepDbnli9e Stiae berri6te.
9enn S9iiler unb 2e6rer lparen' ems
ge19lafen. ,Was ma6t Sbr Denn2"
rief eritaunt Der Snipettor. rWir bisIs
ten nur Senfiibungen", entgegnete Der
gefabte 2e6rer.
Der neueite 9aarpub Der Sdmen lit
bas setreue @bbilp elmer fi9 bduinens
ben fingerotden S9lange, bic, i9eins
bar gum Sprunge bereit, ben aopf auf>
reft bGlt uno bic Seipaltene 3un9e
aus benz ge0ffneten Baden berpors
5iingeln ldBt. sic lit ~beionbers fir
eraues, goloenss pber ti5ianrotbes
Saar beftimmt unb eine 8erppllitdnbiz
gllng Der 70 iebr mobernen idpar5en
Spilettsn. Sir fdpurses 9aar eibt
es Stabli9laneen. 9as !5aur pirb
setbeilt getragen nit nur a~nsepsutes
fen puffen auf Der Stirn. 9ie
S9lanse ringelt ii9 um ben ¬en
am 6tntertppf unb srbebt fi9 bann
iiber Der Mitte bes &op!es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06
WerfWIrot9es.

Oft lit Der 3us'bes 9erSens elm 9iz
ter5ug.
9ds llneliid tam audi in Der Sc
italt pes Slides fpmmen.
@u9 nit iatf9en 3dbnen tann
man einem bic 70 a b iagen.
8eten lit gu jeber Irbeit gut,
Gs perleibt ben re9ten Sinn unb
Mutb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

Die FINITE Generally eriammluns
bss Staatsperbanoes Der beutl4en ros
miidztatbulii9en gereine bes Staates
Sem Yprt pirb am 80. unD 81. Meat in
%. g., abgebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-06

prof. Sumner bon Der Yalezllnis
beriitGt bebauptet, baB 80 aus 100
Chen unsliidlia ieien. gosbaft Be-
merit oasu elm S0rer: nMub Die Srau
profehprin aber cine aantippe iein!"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS
Under Arrest.

Deputy Sheriff Shelliam arrested
man in Platteville suspected of being
the tramp that murdered the Robb
family near Freeport, H., last sum-
mer. His description TALES exactly
with that Of the suspected tramp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robb. each of whom
was nearly so years Of age, lived be-
tween Monroe, Wis, and Freeport,
Ill. They were found with their
skulls crushed one morning last May.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

The mileage of the blood circula-
.tion reveals some astonishing facts
in our personal history. Thus it has
been calculated that, assuming the
heart to beat 50 times a minute at
ordinary heart pressure, the blood
goes at the rate of 2O7 yards in the
minute, or seven miles per hour, 16S
miles per day and 61,320 miles per
year. IF man of 81 years Of age
could have one single blood corpuscle
floating in his blood all his life it
would have Travelled in that same
time 5,15O,SS0 miles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

If there were no moon there would
be no tides, and this country would
lose half her seaports. Instead of
the great depth of water at high tide
in the great harbors there would be
an unyarying depth of about third
of what there is at present. This
would mean that the mighty docks
of the big ports would be nearly high
and dry, and of no use whatever.
There would be hardly a harbor that
our battle ships could enter, and al
together the most enlivening COM
merce of the natio-sea trade-yould
tall 81 per cent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

Bound for the west coast of Africa
to teach natives the art of cotton
raising, four young colored men sail
ed from New York recently on the
Hamburg line steamer Graf
Waldersee. They are from Booker L.
Washington's school at Tuskeegee,
Ala. and take with them ten bushels
Of cotton seed, cotton gin and a full
work will be under the auspices of
outfit of agricultural tools. Their
the German government
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

To Manchester, England, there
were shipments made a few days ago
of forty-one steel cars, valued at
S39,305; Woodworking machinery to
waste worth $4,000 and lead pigs
to the value of 49, 200. In each Of
these articles subsequent shipments
this month will be still larger.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

A. II. Stewards famous mansion, at
the northwest corner of Fifth avenue
and 34th street, New York, may very
soon become the property of mem
Der of the Aston family. The mansion
took seven years to build and cost at
least $1,OOO,OOO, exclusive of the
ground. Tons and tons of the purest
marble were brought from Tuckahoe
for the outer walls, while for the in
terror Mr.. Stewart purchased marble
an Italy, cut according to the direc-
tons of his architect, piece by piece,
all polished and ready to set.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

The just completed census of the
Ottoman government shows the total
= rmber of Mussulmen to be 1876, 5OO,-
900, of whom 100000 belong to Tur-
key in Europe, $4,000, 900 in Asia Mi
nor, Beluchistan and the Indies, 90
100000 to China, SO, 900 to the
north and northeast of Africa and 23,-
100000 spread in groups more or less
numerous throughout the other coun-
tries of the world.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
The News COnden led.

4 snowstorm extended over the
northern part Of the state. Three
inches fell in Brillion, Langlade, Villas,
Ashland and Douglas counties, making
fine weather for deer hunting.
Prof. David S. Gibbon, principal of
the schools of Oshkosh, died while Wis
iting friends at Kenosha.
In trying to fix an electric light in
front of his home in Milwaukee George
j. Pinter was instantly killed. He
lowered the lamp and took hold of a
live wire. He was "a years of age.
Fred Oxholm, while engaged in re-
pairing a leak in a gas main in Ste
vens Point, was asphyxiated and was
found dead in the trench.
J. A. Halverson, president of the
Sunshine orphans industrial school
at Auburndale, was killed by being
run over by Wisconsin Central pas
senger train,
John NJ. Kohler, aged Sc, president
of the Kohler, Hayssen & Stein Man
ufacturing company, died suddenly of
heart failure in Sheboygan.
A patent metal boat, buoyed with
air chambers. sank in Pewaukee lake
and carried down with it Herman \.
Wittig, plumber of Milwaukee.
Fred Grant, weIl-to-do farmer near
Palmyra, lost his left hand at the
wrist in a corn husking machine.
August Gonsky, a farmer so years
old, residing in the town of York
VILE was gored to death by a bull
Paul Klumb an old settler, was
found dead in his bed at Rockfeld.
He was s3 years old and came to
Washington county from Germany in
tS43
Conductor Morris Gee was killed by
a freight train at Juda. He was get
ting off the train and fell under the
wheels He leaves a wife and child
in GAINESVILLE
The spread Of diphtheria in Osh-
kosh has become so rapid that the
health and school authorities have
closed the schools, both public and
parochiaI~
Frederick j. johnson, a well-known
lawyer, who had been III for two weeks
c.
Mr. johnson was SO years of age and
born in Milwaukee.
Rural free delivery has been estab-
lished at Rio, Columbia county. The
service embraces an area of 33 square
miles with population of $40.
Rev. A. G. Wilson, pastor of the Uni
tartan church in GAINESVILLE for the
past IS months, has thrown aside his
Unitarianism and joined the Congre-
gational church and faith.
Rural free delivery will be estab-
!ished at Juneau, Dodge county. No
vember IS. The service will cover an
area of 80 square miles, with popula-
ton of 700.
Discovery of pearls in the upper
Mississippi river has caused a tremen-
dous rush to the clam beds from Prairie
6u Chen and elsewhere. Households
are crowding the river and more than
1000 persons are encamped along the
river bank.
Frank Seaver, of Symco, recovered
Judgment in the circuit court at Wau-
paca against the town of Union for
$4,000 for injuries sustained upon de-
fective highway.
The plant of the z. Haumerson COM
pany, brick manufacturers, was de-
stroyed by fire in Racine. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, with no insurance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

After months Of experiments it
has been decided to esta blish tele-
phonic communication between En-
gland and Belgium, to be opened to
the public about February /, 1901.
The Belgium line will start from La
anne, near the French frontier, and
will be about seventy-four kilometers
(forty-five miles, long. The tariff
is fixed at ten francs (s1.93) per three
4Tpr1i1,faS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Homes for Employees.

In order to accommodate the many
families which will follow the remov-
al OF the Wisconsin Central car shops
to Fond du Lac from Stevens Point
and Waukesha, the railway company
has secured lots and will begin the
erection of 100 or more residences at
North Fond du Lac, where large
proportion Of the workmen in the
shops will reside
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

1t is not generally known even in
England, that the famous walking
stick used by her majessy- the Queen.
WAS once the property o. Charles L..
to whom it was presented by citi-
zen of Worcester. This royal staff
was originally a branch of the tree
in Boscofel in which Charles [. hid
when .Cromwelrs men were in hot
pursuit of him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

Among curious articles Of COM
merce are toothpicks made of walrus
whiskers, vast quantities Of which are
shipped from Alaska to Europe Those
who ship them pull them out one by
one With special tweezers. They are
used principally by the Weather
classes in China and Russia. and are
also beginning to come into favor
IN the most noted clubs in London.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

From the fiowery land of Japan
there is a wrinkle to be learned about
the keeping Of their national flower.
The chrysanthemum is with us in pro-
fusion now, and will be during the
next three months. So let us take
the advice Of our little Jap friends as
to the keeping of the cut flowers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

A common sight in China is the ex-
posed coffin or casket, containing. of
course, the corpse of some departed
Celestial, without any covering of
earth or inclosing tomb. The first
and highest ambition of every China
man is to have splendid coffin, and
he viii half starve himself and family
for years in order to acquire the COW
1.aSl.nt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

Paris is said to be the cleanest city
in the world. Every morning 1000
male and 600 female scavengers, di-
vided into 149 brigades, turn oui to
perform the toilet of the capital.
The men work from in the morning
till in the evening, less two hours
off for meals, or 10 hours a day. The
women are engaged in the morning
an1y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Cuf His Throat.

Hot Springs, Ark, Nov. 1o.-Ahner
L. Gaines, son of Maj. W. III. Gaines,
one of the original claimants of the
land upon which Hot Springs is 10
Gated, committed suicide by cutting
his throat with pocketknife. He had
been in poor health.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14

Light piece Of wood mot match,
because Of the sulphur in it), and
with it burn the stalks. Flowers thus
treated will last fresh for several
weel>s-no5 small consideration when
the beautiful blossoms are dear
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Lived 1O3 Years.

Fond du Laos centenarian, Grand
ma" Robinson, aged 1872 years, :
months and IS days, died at her home
in Fond du Lac. Charity Jane Robin
son was a wonderful woman-wonder-
full in many ways. Finely educated.
possessing a cheerful disposition and
fine powers Of conversat ton, she had
been a favorite in all the circles in
which she moved
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Sold for a Dollar.

Syracuse, n. Y. Nov. 10.-The first
public sale of franchise III this city
occurred Friday. The franchise was
that desired by the Syracuse & Oneida
Electric Railroad company for a
branch line about half mile in length.
The franchise, which had cost the city
1904 for preliminary publication of no.
.tice Of sale, brought one dollar.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Senator Davis Improves.

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 9.-United
Sta1es Senator Davis spent a good
night and was feeling comfortable
Thursday, his injured foot causing
him little inconvenience beyond his en-
forced stay indoors. His pulse and tenn
perature are now almost normal, his
appetite good and his physicians look
for rapid progress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Shot Dead.

Tom Baker. who stabbed John j.
Connection at Bryant several days ago
during a political row. has been shot
and killed by George Connection, the
latter accompanied by deputy sher
if, who was trying to arrest Baker.
Baker is said to have killed several
men in Kentucky, but to have been
pardoned, although once sentenced to
be hanged
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Gerry ReSignS.

New York. Nov. 9.-The World said
Thursday: Elbridge T. Gerry, founder
of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, and for the past
p years at it's head, has resigned as
president of the organization. Vernon
M. Davis. former assistant district at
torney, has been named by the board
Of directors of the society as Mr.. Ger
r,v.S c11ocaSSor
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Three harmed to Death.

Lima, O., Nov. 10-The charred re-
mains of three men were round in the
ruins of a barn on the farm of Aaron
Steiner, IA miles east of here Thurs
day night. It is supposed the men
were tramps who had been sleeping in
the barn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
Hunters Missing.

Louie Larson and Myron Baker. who
went hunting ducks from Weyauwega.
are supposed to be drowned. Their
boat was found capsized on the lake
near Fremont and search was insti-
tuted for the bodies. Baker was 80.
years old and Larson %. Both were
single men.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1900-11-14
An Insane Mother.

Mrs. George Lee, of Merrimac, near
ly killed her infant sou by striking
him and bruising him against a table.
A year ago she shot at her husband
and most of the time since then she
has been in a sanitaIium. The child
may die from its injuries.