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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-26
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ihmGbt fDnrDe."
Mabeleine ipirbelte Der Ropf.
sSr ipelp anberer Muffdfung ipirbe
ibr plDblich bic @o1e barseitellt. Da=
rah mar ia lie biejenige, bic ben Ger
scs sebemiithigt, nidt er iie. Wielz
leidt bate tie ii9 bod au fehr in cine
8itterfeit berrattnt, 3u Der iie gar
rtht bere9tigt mar, benn iie bate ia
benz 6eraog ben 8erlobungsrins faft
bor bic 0iibe setporfen linb bann bas
Simmer DerlafIen, obne iih tDeiter nm
i'm gu fiimmern; mas folIte er eisentz
lih anbers tbun, als mas er setban a
Der @roBher3og bate ipieber eine
Runitpaufe eintreten lai7en, na1bem
er ben Spieb 10 sefdidt umsebrebt,
bann begann er tpieber: nSie tperben
iiA bod nun ni6t in bic giniantett
pergraben ipollen, bas fdbe ia CANA
na9 elmer bDspilig berlaFenen 8raut
aus. Netn, 2end, bas biirfen sic
niht. 3eigen sic ii1 ber Melt, 70
itDla uno llnnabbar tpie sic INNER gez
peien, unb bic 2dftersungen. tpenn es
tpel4e siebt, perben f9ipeigen.1
nssSd bod, aber tpo, fasen sic mir,
ipo9" rief Die @rGfin leibenI9aftli1.
lnb ale Die triiben 8oriteuunaerl,
bic lie fih npd eben genadt, sogen atl
tbrem @eiIt poriiber.
SD barf ih Sbnen einen 8prfhlaa
MAIDEN, Sranffurt lit freili6 fein Baz
rts, aber man nennt metnen 6of einen
Muienbof. 1lrtbeilen sic 1elbf, pb
bic Weniden re9t baben, unb fom=
men Sic morgen Ibenb, no ih ipie=
Der empfange. Wollen sic, 2ena2"
uNein, nein!" tpollte tie rufen. Non
fam ibr Der 9ebanfe na6 alIen ben
bttteren admpfen, bic lie bur9lebt,
gdna unmDglih bpr.
nRatiirli9 fonrmen Sic" fubr Dali
berg nit feiner ein19mei6elnben
@5timme fort, vbenn sic perben fich
iagen, bab Der Welt am leihteiten Der
Weuno gef6loiIsn pirb, tpenn man sic
BET mir gefeben bat. nOa fDnnen feline
eDnfltcte geDelen feir," tpirb es BET
BEN, utpas fafelt man nur?""
Hno nun gtng Der GroBbersog i'm
letateften gonDeriatipnston auf am
bere 9inse iiber, oenn es beiab tppbl
felten Semdnb 10 Die @abe tntereTanz
ter unterbaltung ipie er.
gr bate bon Der 9rdfin nod feline
3ulage erbalten, aber Elm 4arl bon
Oalberg fpra6 iiberbaupt feinen
Wunf4 aus, Der ibm ni9t bereittpilz
Zig getpdbrt tpiirbe.
Die 3eit perging pis i'm SSluee, cine
Stunbe ipar babin ipie Elm Sraum,
unb als Oalberg enblib Mbf9ieb
nabm uno mod einmal nit ieinem Ionz
nigen 2Gheln in Der @rGfin Mntlib
i4aute oa lag auf ibrem MntliB Elm
9dheln unb tie faste: sd tomme,
9obeit!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-26
snoIi6e strddinassSarmen.

Sn Der lebteren 3eit bate man aus
unierem Siiben fait nur unerfreuli6e
9ef6i6ten gebOrt, bic iib 10 oiemli9
ale um bas 2pn9morb l1ntpeien
brebten. SEPT fommt enbli9 einn1al
cine anbere &unbe, pbipobl au9 bieie
in bas &riminalfah einfdldat.
8efanntlib lit cine Hetbe Siibftaa=
ten nidt nit 3udtbdufern begliidt;
ibre StrGflinge tperben an Roblengru=
benz, Stetnbrii9e= unb anbere Inter
nebmer obne be5onbere @arantie aus=
sepadtet, unb es finb f9on bisle ent=
feBli9e 8ef9i6ten iiber bic @raulam=
teiten betannt setpprben, benen iie bort
llnterpprfen tperben. Oa unb bort
Bate fih, ipenn man BON befonberen
Sfanbalen llnb llnsefebli4feiten b0r=
te, cine 2ssislatur gum Gini9reiten
aufserafft unb einen nnterfuhnngs-
Qlusf6ub ernannt, Der au9 elm 8is=
her unterIu9te. Oas mar getpDbn=
lih bas 2ebte, mas man BON Der Mn=
gelegenbeit b0rte, Bis ipieber eine neue
berartige @eniatiDn bur9 bic preiIe
ging.
SnbeB f9eint es bod, bab einige ie=
ner @reuel@@ei4i9ten bas 0ffentli9e
@eipiien mehr, als Bios poriiberae=
benb, getpedt baben. Waren ia bod
niht Bios Bigger" unter ben Opfern
berfelben.
Nadh neuerlihen Melbunsen haben
brei @iibtaaten, nGmli9 Mif1iifippi,
2ouiiiana unb Seras, eine before QDz
fung Der Srase gefunben, mas lie nit
ibren 9trdflinsen anfansen foLlen.
Worerft tpenisitens lit man nit ben
@rfolgen bes betreffenben Experiment
tes sana aufrieben, oefen Musfiibrung
aud ba, ND 3uhtbdufer Dorbanben
iinb, nidt unnDsli9 1T. MiiTihippi
bate in biefem Sale bds erfte @orbilb
aeliefert. Die beiben dnberen senannz
ten Gtaaten foIgten benz 8ei1piel balb,
iinb es lit bapon bic Nebe, bah aud
Georgia, Mlaban,a unb dnbsre baums
tDonaiehenbt Giibftaateu in nGhfter
3nfunft bds gleihe tbun tperben.
gs banbelt iin nGrnli9 Inn bic, Be-
ihdftiaung Der Gtrdflinge auf befonz
beren sSarnen, in bieiem 6aIIe 8aum<
tpDn= Gdrraen, mo Tie fur ben @tdat
felbit urbeiten, ibre Roit unb 9ebaus
fiing felber berbienen lnb iiberbaupt
bdran geipDbnt tperben, iih nit reqelz
mdbiger ebrliher Mrbeit ber 0Gnbe
felber su erbnlten. MiniiIippi BAT
bereits 3D0lf grobe Gtrdflinssz Darz
men I'M Da5oo~e e5trombelta, pelne
lnter ROntrolIe bes 6tautes fteben.
Mdn berehnet, bdB bie1e 5armen
hener I'M Gdn5tn einen Nrofit BON
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-26

Den San Santos beiinat elm 9arbe
Der 8erliner 2uitigen 8ldtter in fol%
genben Werfen: Der 2uftI1iffer6an<
tos i'm rMeronef" 9erftebt Die @s-
i4ihte aus benz rff", Gr bat bas
problem Der 2enfbarteit @sl0ft in
Der Doroef9riebenen 3eit, - Gr BAT es
sslOft init Glegan5, - Oas heiB a peu
pres, beinabe, nibt sana, gs feblte
aur 3Oiung, tpie man bort, Cine
4leiniateit, gar ni9t Der Nebe nerth.
unb bate Der Winb niht 10 itarf
aetpebt, - unb bate ii9 nibt Der 8aIz
lon georebt, - limb pGre bas Wai7er=
itoffaas ni6t entipiden, - llnb batte
Der S9perpunft iid ausqegl;hen, -
Hno bate bas 9intertbeil ii1 niht ae=
fenft, - nnb bdtt' fih bas Ganae befz
Ter gelenft, - limb bdtte Der Motor
tpetter getrieben, unb nGr' Der Bal@
lon langer oben geblieben, - lInb
todre er nidt nit rieiigem Rracf -
@tatt DortDdrts 3u flieaen, aebumff
auf ein Dad, - 11nb bdtte Der .Ronb
nia am Giebel gebangen, llnb bdtz
te Il9 ni4t bic Gonbel perfonqen.
llnb bate ii6 ni1t Die Ma1dine oe=
neigt, nnb hdtten niht ale Nenfile
neitreiit, - llnb pdren bic Geile nisht
hur1aef9nitten, unb bGtt' Gantos
niht auf benz @iebel geritten, llnb
bate ct fOnnen beruntertaumeln,
@tatt hilflos Qben am Da6e au bauz
neln, nnb mar iein BaEon nidbt
IN 6eRen geriiien, llnb bdtt' man bie
Sumpen niat fortfegen miifIen,
Ods Naes 1T ia bod fhliebIih benfz
bar. Damn ipdre fein 2uftf4iff
D0llig lenfbnr!"
**
Cine @baufpieIsrin, beren guqsn
ipie Diamdrten gldn3en, Tit ME 81
iorst. iie aus aeflame3nede al btr.
Iieren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-26

biflgs meine llnper1bGmtbeit i6
bite I'm Wer5eihung fir bas harte
Wprt. l1nfere Mniiebelung mar bon
ben Mpahen Na1ts iiberfoIlen, bic
meiffen baron eetDbtet, bic anbern. itn@
ter bener ih mid befdrb. gefdngen.
Mon bate uns bic 9dnbe upb 5iibe
nit Gtriden gebunben, aber bds ipeihe
MDps .bss nrDafbes bot uns Elm leibs
liehes Eager. SD mar fehr miibe, bp1
ftDrte mid bas geiprd4 Der rotten
3rieger, bic boriiber berietben, auf
pel1e Weife iie uns am nddftenMors
gen in bas Senfeits befDrbern poll-
ten, Oa rief ich enbli9, in ben1 fehr
redtfertisten Wnnib mad Rube, benn
mir batten bic pprbergebenbe Na4t ses
tGmpft unb tparen am nGhiten Gage
bur9 bic Sonnenelutb meilenlpeit gee
tpanbert, man mDge nun enolicb
fbtpeige1, benn mir tpollten 5hlafen.
Dariiber fdlief ia Elm. Die rotben
arieger mDsen ipohl febr eritaunt ss%
pefet fein iiber ben feden @efdngenen,
benn tb erfuhr fpdter, lie glaubten,
bab i9 bonn groben @eiit gang belons
bers begiinftist fei, unb tpagten fid
niht an unier 2eber. gu unierer ues
berrafhung ipurben mir am ndhiten
Sage niht getDbtet, fonbern mubten
ipeiter ipanbern bur9 ben l1ripalb, Bis
mir in bas Eager Der Npa6en fanen.
Oprt fab Der 0duptling in Der Dollen
Wirbe fsiner bohen 9tellung auf Ell
nem tbrpnartigen Seifel. Waan bebeur
tete uns, benz Sbron bes 9duptlings
auf alien 8ieren rutf9enb, bas Sc
itAt 5ur grbe, gu naben. ssb aber ging
aufre4t 5u Der fupferfarbigen Maie>
ftGt, febte midi neben tim nnb f9iitr
telte ibm freunb{haftli9 Die 9anb.
Ser 9err fonnte Ith iiber oiefe &ed~
beit auert ni9t BON fetnem Gritaunen
erbolen, I9liebli9 rettete lte aber tpiee
Der mir unb ben Meinen bas 2eben.
benn man hielt lie 1lur fir mDgli6.
penn man ft9 unter bem befonberen
@5hub bes groben Sci ites befanb." -
Der Baron bate Ieine @r3dblune
beenbet. SEPT ert0nten 5liigelz unb
5arfenfldnee unb N9im BON Mrnim
recitirte oaau melobramatif6 eine
Oidtung Oalberg's: nGefiible zines
gbriiten".
@s tpar cine f9DneSrau i'm ipeiben,
sriedifhen @eipanbe, bic nit ben
Standardization ainsern in bic
@olbfaiten Der 6arfe griff, cine berz
tDrperte Mufe, bic @rdftn Safder be
Ia pagerie, Oalberg's Ni9te, unb nez
ben ihr Meiiter DuiIef nit benz bdbz
li6en &iinftlergeii9t unb benz ipeltperz
lorenen 8lid.
ltnb als bann Der gortrag beenbet,
ba erhob ii9 ftiirmiIher sSubel, man
feierte ben Oibter. Weinenb, in ferz
timentaler @efiiblsf6tpelgerei lanten
iih bic Oamen in bic Mrme, 8ettino
pliinberte etnen 2orbeerbaum, Der NIT
anberen 8lattpflanaen bas 3immer
19n1udte, flo9t baraus nit geI6idten
6dnben einen Rrana unb iiberreihte
ibn benz @rpbberopg nit potbett1den
Morten, trbem Tie etnen Meibefub a,lf
feline Stirn briidte.
(Gortiebung foIst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-26
8iertes e 8 e a p tel.

Oas 3aiferpaar tpar abseretf, uno
bic Stabt rubte aus bon ben Soften
uno Paraben, bic in unaufbOrli9er
Reibenfolge itb abgelDft, Gs mar itilI
Beporben i'm golbenen Wfutns, iiber
bem Der Maienelan5 bes Monnemonbs
lag; tpie ein Iusruben mar es ii6er
bic Stabt gefpmmen.
9u6 in bem 9aufe nit bem Maz
rienbliim9en iiber Der Sbiir NOR es
ftill, bort gronte Mabeleine be syrez
mont nit benz 99idIal, nit Soft unb
Der gansen Melt. sic batte geitern
bic Hahri9t erbalten, baB gmmerib
sSofepb BON Oalberg i'm 8egriff ftebe,
cine neue @erbinbung einaugeben nit
elmer rei9en Grbin, Der Sp9ter Der
Warhefe bi 8rignole Sale in Sc
ilud.
Gie fannte bic Dame, bic ni6t mebr
Jung unb iiberbaupt friib gealtert
ipar, tpie es bas Sos Der Siioldnbe=
rtnnen lit. Sic fonnte ii9 peber an
S6Onbeit nod on SugenbreiS nit Der
9rdftn bon sSremont meffen.
eeSbr 9er3 litt nicht barunter, benn
ipas nar ibr Der 6er5pg bon Oalberg
anbers gepeIen ais ein Wittel gum
3ped! Nber follte fie nun fortan ibr
2aben in Der ginfanfett ipeiter fiibz
rem. follte fie ibre Sugenb uno S90nz
belt bergraben9
sic mar basll qebpren, in Der groz
ben Belt, mitten in Der 8etpeaung gu
leben; nun fiiblts tie 5id tpie cine Mus<
seitoBene, bOr Der fia bic pforten bes
Parabiefes augetban baben.
pdris, bas ein5ige, barrlihe, bic
6tabt, in Der es fid allein Der Miibe
berloBnte, au leben, mar i1r fortan
berf6lofen, Wien - Der RaiferTrdn3
tDar Der Shnieserpater Nappleons.
Bieneiht bate bas gldnaenbe petersz
burg ihre GrDartungen erfiiut. aber
tDenn es tpirfli9 aum &rieae NIT NuBz
lanb fam. bann bot ibr Die norbiI9e
6auptitabt borldufig ni9t bas, tpas
lie bonn Qeben perlanate.
Dieter fleine ei9erne Mann nit bem
berfdbleierten 8lid, Der iich au 10
bur9Oringenber @1drfe aufpiBen
fonnte, beberrfhte ia bic ganae cipiliz
iirie Welt. syrana BON @reiffenflau
hatte redt gebabt, tpenn er por sSabren
idate: nMan mub europa fortan
rllaiben, tDenn man Nappleon aug benz
Wess aeben tpiu."
Oie Opmnbr bate bereits bic ap1lf@
te Stunbe ge51lagen, Mabeleine be-
fanb flh nod i'm Morgenfleibe unb
ffdrrte tribe gum asniter binaus. Die
enge Strabe Derbarg ibr biel bon benz
@ldna bes f90nen Maientaaes, aber
bardn bahte tie niGbt. sic bate eine
ithleAte Na9t gehabt, mas fiimmerten
lie iponnis linbe 2iifte unb Noqelqez
1ang 9eut bate iie ilah Wiesbaben
btnilberfdbren tpollen, mo es iebt biel
bifingllirte sSrembe gab; aber bann
erfubr lie, bdb bort bic grbqrDhberao@
gin @3tepbanie bpn Baben, bic J2idte
Napoleons, fih aufbielt, unb lie poIte
feinem Witglieb biefer berbabten So
mile begegnen.
pJrdu @rdfin boben mod nidt scshrs
@bDfolabe getrnnfer, fdgte Soinetts
nit fummerbpllem Bid.
sIimm iie beraus, ich mag ni6ts
aeaieBen.
Sou i1 Dieleidt alles fir Sic
Toilette herri9ten2~ fragte bie 3ofe.
sNein! SD iperbe flinaeln, penn
t@ DID brduhe. lab mid qlIein.
@erdnf@los Derfhipanb Eoinette,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
An Insurance Agent.

An insurance agent should be a
responsible citizen as well as a
capa BILE insurance man, because
fire insurance is too serious mat
ter to be uncertain about After
ones property is burned up-or
down-it is too late then to con-
slider through whom you want to
settle.
am agent for the Phoenix of
Hartford, The London and Ian
cashire, the Northern, the German
American, the Connecticut, the
Palatine, the Greenwich, the Penn
sylvania, New Jersey Plate Glass,
the Prudential Life Insurance Co
the Standard Accident Insurance
Co, and the Masonic Fraternal-
all good reliable companies
S9tf G. d. JOHNSON,
Opp. p. O., Upstairs.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers
and grandmothers never thought
of using any thing else for indi-
gestion or biliousness. Doctors
were scarce and they seldom
heard of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostration or Heart failure, etc.
They used August Flower to clean
out the system and stop fermenta-
ton Of undigested food, regulate
the action of the liver, stimulate
the nervous and organic action of
the system, and that is all they
took when feeling bad and dull
with headaches and other aches
You only need few doses Of
Green's August Flower, in liq-
uid form, to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter
with you. For sale by w. j. Dan.
iels.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
An Explanation.
G.. f. STOCK,
District Sec'y

Ed. TRBUNE:-As there are
those who intimate that my figures
are exorbitant for the little spur"
| wish to give fair explanation
of the matter | purchased lot 8
four years ago, 1t was my choice
of land on either side or direction,
as all was for sale, Lot 8 is V
shape and contains lot and one
sixth The city proposes to cut
near one half of the lot in a man
ner that takes my house, hen
house and twenty. five fruit trees
and rendering the balance of the
lot entirely valueless to me,
propose to sell the city lot 8, upon
which is most of my improvements,
for $500 and the city can turn
over the properts to Ben McFall
at fair price, that is what it
doesn't wish to use at street, as
Mr.. Nc Fall owns the property ad
joining l submit this proposition
that the public may not be misled
to think that | wish to be unfair
and exacting in this matter
January 81, 1900. j. A. CRANK,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
ASK FOR AIMS.
lmpostors Claiming to be Miners
Visit Surrounding Camps.

Chandler, Colo, Jan 30. 1901.
Ed TRIBUNE:-At meeting of
Coal Greek local U. NJ. W. of A
held last evening, it having been
stated that instances of men repre-
senting themselves as coal miners
engaged in the present strike in
this portion of the field begging
for aims had occurred, it was re-
solved that the public be warned
that all such persons are i'm
posters.
If the memb bers of the local
union in this county should in the
future find themselves in need of
public assistance they will ask for
it through properly appointed
relief committees
g. +. STOCK,
District Sec'y.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

The Woodmen camp at Litch-
field, Illinois, made a night of it
when they elected delegates to
their county camp and local camp
officers for the ensuing term. The
session lasted until O'Clock in the
morning, and concluded with a
"hot breakfast
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

G. S Greenwood, the man who
found the postage stamps in the
old brewery, dropped into THE
TRIBUNE office last evening to ex-
plain his position in the matter
of turning them over to the author
tiles. He wishes the public to
know that he did not intend to
keep the stamps as might have
been indicated by the fact that he
refused to surrender them to the
night marshal. He says he thought
he had as much right to them as a
city officer, so delivered them him
self to the postmaster without any
means compulsory being necessary.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

The Modern Tonties held lively
meeting at Dr. Moore's office last
night. They passed resolutions
endorsing Mrs. Heartz's House
bill, No. 81, for an appropriation
for the State Industrial home for
girls.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

W. P, Hawkins today sold and
transferred lot "a, block A. Haw-
kins' West End subdivision, to
w. G, Bagley of Cripple Creek.
He will improve the same later by
building cottage thereon and
will make Florence his home.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

E. E. Scott, the popular travel
ing salesman for the Henkle- Duke
Produce company of Pueblo, was
married in that city last evening.
The bride and groom arrived here
this morning and are stopping at
the Fremont. Mr.. Scott will take
his bride on his business trips in
this section of the country on a
wedding tour
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

j. J. Hessick and his party of
drillers and tool dressers returned
yesterday from Steam boat Springs
awaiting the completion of rig.
which is being built by the North
western Oil q Coal company.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

Excuses" will form the basis
for practical discourse at the ev-
ening's gospel service at the Pres
byterian church. These meetings
begin at I 80 o'clock and are full of
interest and blessed in results.
Come tonight to study the Ifs" :"
"buts" and "becauses" offered by
those who refuse to accept Christ.
Good singing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
ho, ho, Hoi

My, but Wallis frozen creams,
apricot and fruit center chocolates
are rich. 1929
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

A big real estate and building
deal is about TO be consumated
The property is in the heart of the
city. The news will be chronic!ed
later.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

The Gun club is holding its
semi monthly practice shoot this
afternoon. The scores will be
published tomorrow.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

Your house nun Der on enamel
tin in silver, % cents, at Jansens,
lob East Main street. 26-m2
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
LOCAL NOTES.
Good

travelling candy men won't stop at
Wallis for he makes his own candy.
27-29
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

The two Woodmen lodges meet
tonight. The M. w, of A holding
its session in the X. of p hall and
the w. of w. will meet in Union
hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

Fine watch repairing, Salts.
faction guaranteed. G. w. Thomas
the jeweler, lob West Main street
S6-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

Old papers at this office for &c
cents per hundred. just the thing
for putting under carpets. II
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

Household goods of every de-
scription wanted by M. A. Black
mer at his old stand. 1S-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

DR.. w. M. Shultz has removed
his office to rooms and 8 Wilbar
block. l4-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
Vail Likes

the people of Florence and the
people of Florence like Wallis
candies. 27-29
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

Prof. Seeley last night gave his
opening dance, in Morgan hall, of
series of lessons which he will
give here.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

A great deal of talk about the
locating of steel works at Flor
ence is going the rounds at this
time.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
Ladies',

New stock of woolens for tailor
made suits, bicycle skirts, etc, just
received.
FLORENCE TAILORING Co,
25-tf Lobach Block.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31
Fine Day,

Where are you going? Down tt
Walls for salted peanuts. 27-29
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-01-31

For rent, broom house. new, on
mesa. Newkirk & Hanger 22-tf
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-12-13
NEWsY cLEANlNcs.

a crematory win be built by Japa-
nese at VladlYostock.
California has 800 cars OF dried
peaches she wants to sell in theeEast.
An offer has been made to Niagara
Falls N. Y, Of $25O,000 for ibs city
water plant
A Chinese mission to consider COM
mercial relations is expected at st.
Petersburg, Russia i'm March.
The United States Fish Commission
hag leased lakes on the Grand Mesa
in Colorado for new station.
During the past year the Govern
ment of Hayti has not had to make
loans, as has formerly been done.
AS a result of this years election1tyO
States, now represented by Republic
cans or rather by two Senators elected
The Municipal Art League of (Chi-
cago is trying to raise its membership
to 100000 and its annual income to
$1,0OOOOO.
The increasing price Of horse fodder
has turned the attention of Chicago's
Board of Aldermen to motor fire and
patrol wagons.
as Republicans, Deboe, OF Kentucky,
and Wellington,o of Maryland, hays Leg
islatures which will choo Democratic
successors to them.
A silver service valued at $4,000
has been presented to the bahaeship
Illinois in behalf of the State from
which she takes her name.
1t is estimated that more than a
hundred dramatic companies "on the
road" in America have closed brief
and disastrous seasons this fall.
The Charlestonians are calling their
exposition grounds and buildings the
Ivory City on the banks of .he( Ashley
The work of preparation Isl rapidly
nearing completion. y,
A giant sequoia in the MaripOsa
grove has been selected to be named
William Mckinley 1t stands between
the Washington and Lincoln trees,
anG is estimated to be 5000 years old.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1901-12-13
cofnsI
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

King Edward Is sixty years o 49,
Horseback riding is President Roo Z
Yelts favorite exercise.
The Brazilian Congress has voted
$4,000 to M. Santos-Dumont, the aer,..
onaut &c OF
Brigadier-G General Henry G. n WIN
riam, U. $. A., has been placed tereoE
the retired list for age. was
Lord Roberts, it is believed in Bit
ish military circles, will resign his
Office before next April.
Andrew Carnegie, previous to leaving
Scotland for the United States, was
offered and declined a baronetcX
B. A. Palmer, a retired baESer. Of
New York City, has made aHglft of
$4,000 TO Union Christian College, 10
Gated at MerOm, Ind r.
Sardou took to play-writing because
he was so poor and keeps at it because
it has made him SO rich. He was edu-
Gated to be physician.
Isaac Story, Judge of the Police
Court in Somerville, is one 0f- two
magistrates in Massachusetts well past
the fourscore mark in age.
Judge Paul Wentworth Li1ebarger,
Of Chicago, one of the Judge in the
philippines, speaks five languages. He
studied law in Paris and Madrid
Lyman D. Golf, a millionaire manu-.
facturer, of Pawtucket, r. l., will
build a fine clubhouse for boys be-
tween the ages Of five and fifteen who
are in the habit Of making the streets
their home.
The cup presented by the Chicago
Athletic Association to Sir Thomas
Upton is Of sterling silver, two and
one-half feet high, and weighing six
teen pounds. The figures carved on it
are sailors, ships and sea serpents.
Admiral Dewey denies the recently
printed story to the effect that he was
taken prisoner when the Confederates
| destroyed his gunboat on the Missis..
sippi. Il managed to pull aws0nverte
boat" he says, though 1876 began
men were taken" at gre.
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