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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
0erj6icneme Na6ri6tem.

= Gin Mittel esgen Die &anin6ens
PLACE Ioa mad ben neueiten uuitrali'
i6eu 3eitungen Die &egierung oer
gpipnie Decentralization nit grfolg
angepdnDt bdben. Ods rSarnitel"
gebOrt betanntlid nidt gu ben urein'
ppbnern Nultraliens, iohosrn tprroe
na6trdglib bon europdiI6en 4niieos
Tern sinsefiibrt. Gs bat ii6 ieitbem
auf Dem neuen 8ooen 10 lppbl gefiiblt
uno 10 rieiig permebrt, baB es cine
Der grObten 2dnopla9en eeDoroen 1T
unp ale 8eriude, ieiner Yerbrettung
Ginbalt gu tbun, ii6 bereits ais
fru9tlos erpieTen baben. Na6 Weitz
4uItralien iinb Die Gdninden bon
Sibs4uitrdlien eingepanoert. Reuer<
oings nun bat bic 3egierung in ben
fiioDitlifen 2anbestbsilen aablrei6e
SaustaBen losgelahen, bic u~ngebeure
MaHsn &anin6en bernidten unD on
manten Stslsn Die @eibsgriinDe fait
gans bon Der 2dnoplage befreit bdben
ipGen. Wan bat oesbalb i9un 6e9pns
men, 8aben ipItematii9 fir Die Sugb
auf &aninden gu 5i6ten, glaubt
dber, es tDnnte pielIei6t btaiger ieiu,
iie m%aHcnpeiie aus europa sinsufibz
rem. Wenn nur nift zines Sages auf
bic &anin6enplage bic GaBenplage
fOlst! Der @efIiisel5uft biirften BIZ
peicgers6ten Sdben ieoenfaas gefdb:'
lid peroen.
- qus Itbsn fpirb 9emeloet Dab
elm grie6ii6er llntertban Ncmens
WtuOiatjOlt, Def DIR %finf3ig Sabren
in Snbien ge'tprbeh 1T, in feinm 2ez
itamente beitimmte, oab iein 5dn6es.
mad Milionen 5dblenbes 8GmOgen
BEL Der 8ant bon gnsldnb 'epontrt
uno crit so Sabre mad feineH lobe.
our9 3infen unb 3iniessinfn per>
mebrt, an bic @rbsn auseeaalt tper
ben iolts. Die %fiinfais Sabre peroen
in ben nd6Iten Sasen Oerflpifetl ietn.
uno oas 8ermDgen lit inanif6en al
foft 1000 Wfilionen angepad{en.
9irefte Na9fommen bes Grbla1ers
i9einen ni9t Dorbdnben al lsin; es
baben ii9 jebp9 in pbilippopel meb.
rere periOnen 9emeloet, tpel6e In>
fpru6 auf Die grbi6aft MAIDEN. Die
srishif9sn 3eitunsen forbern nun ben
grie9if6en 9eianbtsn in Gonltantiup.
pei aut Die Qnfpride bieisr speiiel,
baften @rben su~riidsupeifen unb bic
I6Onen Miaionen benz grte9iidsH
Staate 81 ii9eru, Der oaourd NIT
einem S9lage Don aleu Sinan5nDtbeu
erlDit pGre.
= Wis Elm snglii9ss S:purnal BE-.
ri4tet. fommt cine IeltIame neue
Wpoe, 9anbi6ube nit 9anbmaleret
su nsr5ieren, auf. go gei9midte
Sanoi9ube perben 5unG9it baupt>
id6fi9 bon 8rduten setragen, aber es
lit iebr notwithstanding, bab ie balb
algemeiner ge6rau9t tperben . Die
Sanoi9ube tperben bon elmer Dame
aemalt, bic eine Dirt Der Malerei ers
funben bat, Die Der 8DrpsrpGrme
Stdno bait, obne unonlebnli9 ober
riiiig gu perben. Die 3ei9nung duf
ben SanoIauben lpirb getpDbnlit pal.
ieno gum 8leibe entpprfen, 10 bab Der
@nttpurf bon ben S6ultern an Bis ~
ben Sdnben aussefibrt pirb. Die 81.
liebteiten Muit Iinb 9lumea,
S9metterlinge, Gioedien pber Gbn.
li9e WotiDe. bic idDne Sarbeneffet.e
seben. Natiirli4 limb iol9e Sans.
i6ube nur fir reide 2eute gu er.
I6ninaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
Woro Safota.

- Sin nod ni6t bagepeiener
Re6tsireit tam bieisr Gage Dor oas
Sbergeridt bon NorozG Caroline. Sin
Ne9er psrlangt, bab bas Geri4t ibm
bic @isberSulaKung in Die Gemeinz
i6aft ieinsr STRIDE Deri3aife, bon Der
sr ausgeI9loHen prroen lit, neil er
BEL Der p~oriGbrisen Wabl bas oemos
tratii6e Sidst seitimmt bat, DIR
4npalt Der Dsrtlasten &iras itcat bic
Ssbauptung ouf. benz Hsgsr lei ppas
tommen reAt gel6sben, inbcm er ben
@ertretsrn Der bemotratiIden Partei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02

- o.
1nlano.
T-
9trtsoua.

- Qri5pna, baS algemsin alS cine
nod bsinabe gang unbetretene Biite
era6tet pirb, bat tbatid3ltd bic
erDbtsn nod un~beriibrten Si6tsnpal@
Der in ben Der. Studten, ipelhe cine
sslGbe BON iiber 5000 Quaoratmetlsn
bebeden. SteIes Nubbol5 piro ge@
1pObnli9 auf elmer 6Dbe bon $500 BIS
Su 1900 SUB p%Orgefunben. Die 9e@
fammtquantitGt bes gum 8erarbetten
eeeigneten Si4tenbol5es innerbalb Der
@renaen bieies Serritoriums belGutt
iid auf 10000, 100000 SUB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
Ceterrei6= NnSarm>

Ssn Der Ndbe bes Sprfes &dbos
tapplpana in unearn iino iieben Bril-
Der, Namens 5dpei, BON elmer Canine
peri9uttst pprben. sic puren in
Der Rabe Des Oorfes nit Hoounssars
beitsn beIddftiat uno ftelten, oa befs
tiger Sdnesfaa eintrut, bic arbsit Elm.
Sum Natbauiepeg pGblten tie ben
fiirssiten Weg 5pilden iteilen 5elien,
am llfsr zines @ebiresba9es. Sic
inaren cine Fable Stunoe mar'6iert,
als cine mG9tise canine berabitiirSte
unb ollie bsgrub. giner permp6te ii9
in 25sitiinoiger Irbeit bsrausSuarbeiz
ten uno 9iilfe gu bolen. Sunoerte
Irbeiter i6uufelten bier Gage lang,
uno es selang ibnen, ben einen Der
8riiper nod lebenb beraus5ubetom>
men. @r tatts so Stunben lang
unter elmer 4 Meter iturtsn S4i4t
S6nes gelegen. Die iibr!gen finf
finf paren toot.
- Sin SelbitmOrber Der bic &etz
tunssseieli6aft alarmirt. Wie Die
8iener 8lGtter beriaten, ipielte iid
Der einisen Wo6en in einem Wiener
Safe cine S9redensiaene ab.N Der in
benz 2otale als 3utrdger bebienitete
Nlfreb g., Elm bibi6er iunger Mann
BON Is Sabren, persiftete ii4 nit
S9pefelidure uno purbe in iterbenz
benz 3uitanoe ms Spital gebraGt.
GGe Der 2ebensmiibe jebo4 BON Der
tobtbrineenoen Sliiiitgteit trant, perz
itdnbiste er telepbunii9 bic Srsipilz
lige Hettunssgeieafdaft, puB in benz
Safe 4. Elm iunger Mann tpegen unz
gliidli9er 2iebe einen S%elbitmoro Be-
gansen babe. CUR ueberrai6ung Der
&affee6ausgdite eridienen i4on ipez
nige 4ugenblide na6 Der Shat aud
bic 4erSts Der RettunssgeieaI9aft in
benz Eaffeebauie uno leiiteten rem
&ellner bic erite Silfe. Grit ipGter
ipuroe es bstannt, oaB Der 2ebenss
miibe feline Shat an bic Hettunssgez
ieIf9aft nottfiairt bate.
= Die pertaui4ten 8rdute. SIM
llnsarlanoe seideben toae Oinse unb
tpenn uniere Sperettenlibrsttiften otter
ba6in i6auen MOLTEN, 10 brau9ten lie
nm luitiser Stoffe piQen pirtli6
ni9t in bic tr%abitipnelle Y~erlegenbeit
gu seratben. Sur Probe bier cine Be-
sebenbeit, bic man aus 8~ubapsft mel
bet: Sn Sanbprfalpa i'm Sorontaler
4omitat b%eiratbete pas 8rioerpaar
Gmeri9 unb Srana 5anto bas S9luez
iternpaar &aticsa unb Maria patap.
8ei Der gioiltraHuns erbielt @merih
feline aatic5a, SranS feline Maria.
9ierauf begaben Tie iid in bas 8pttess
baus, um bic fir9li9e Sruuuns porz
nebmen gu lafien. 0urd elm n5<eunz
aufgetlGrtes 9erieben aber itelten bic
9ei1tGnbe bic 8rautpaare bsrart auf,
baB Gmeri1 Der Maria, Sran5 Der
,&aticad bic Sano gum 8unSe reidte,
ipelder bonn prieiter mad alien Gu
bunsen Der Stride poa5Ogsn uno fir
einen spisen ertldrt pproen mar. Der
3rrtbum 'puroe ipfort nod Der Srauz
una bemertt. Die brapen 2anbleute
lisBsn iid isOO9 ibre CUTE 2aune ni9t
perberbsn uno iebten ii9 gum reiGen
9o93sitsmable. Nadbem bieIss be-
enbst mar = es mag rei9li9 setrunz
fen porben iein = ertlGrte Der liebs
S9tpieserpapa ieinen lieben S9pie>
seriDbnen, baB er ii9 momentum n;dt
belle" senus fiible, um 5u entldeiben,
ioelds Srauung eiaentli6 bic geIeblis
Gere lei -. bic S@pieger1obne bGt>
ten iehcnfaGs bic GntIheibuna Der Sc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
EnxPttnnrpPr BusPtfE.

gIei9 fir Dds Neserentredtenoe, bic
9unbespsrfaiiuns perlebenbe Qmenoez
ment CUR Staatsperfahung seitimmt;
es lei oaber ppltommen in Srbnuns,
baB feline RaTssenoHen nidts m.Ar
nit ibm gu tbun baben pOnten. -
Cine &irdenitrafe fir politii9e a6s
triinnisteit! Mun bari geIpannt ietn,
pie bas 8eri6t nit Dem i%onoetbaren
Sale ii6 abfinoen tpirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
si,tet sad, Dor salpen aeasu aatarrb.

bic Gu.dilber e~utsal,en, bu Guediilbsr iider ben g inn
bes eerutS ~Ssri,6ren nnt oas game SDiieul p0aiJ ger;
riitieu piro, weuu e5 bura bic ihleimigeu Sberfdben
einorinst. GoIde Irtitet ioutsn ME AMER aui gers
oronuu9 gut bsruiensr aerSts sebrautt Wsroeu. oG bsr
Sdaber. ben Tie aurtdtet. Sebumal 10 eroB III ais cas
Cute, oaS Sbr oauou ~ersisleu fonntst. SGlrs u ~
tarrb ; & u T. ~iabrisirt pom +. :. Gberep 4 60. Gos
lsoo, 8, entbdlt tein Guefiilber uuo miro innerlid
nnb pirft oirsit aui bic iGlsimigeu Cbsrs
hddsu oes Spitsms. gSenu Sbr Saa's aaiarrbssu
fault. isio iider. bGB Sbr d6ts bsfemult. Gle wiro
inuerlid s%enommsu unb tn Soleoo. Ohio. pon s. 8.
9beusD& so. ssnadt.
~ 9srfauit BON alsn apotbsteru, prsts 75s bic.
5lai6s.
Sau's GamiIisn,giIeu limb bic bsitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
Sob bate cS niMt auSbaIten
f0nucU-

ipenn er beiBenoe 9dmorrboioen sez
babt bate. SieIelben iinb cine entz
leBlide Plase; aber 8udlen's Irnica
Salbe piro bic idlimmiten 5due bon
SdmprrbpiOen auf Grben beilen. Sic
bat SauIenbe sebeilt. 9egen 8erlez
tunsen, ShmerSen ODER Sautausbrii=
6e lit es bic bette SaIbe Der Welt.
Prsis IS Gents per Sha4tel. Sei>
lung garantirt. 8ertauft BON 8. 80,
Ruete, 656 MaiuzS trabe, Dubuque,
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02

iid freipiuis in Wiraburs Der Staatse
antpalti4aft, man iebte i'm jeboh
pieber auf freien SUB.
0as Sintenfab auf Der 3usz
fpibe lit audi i'm Wtnter ni6t augez
froren. 9prt pben, in 1864 Meter
SOte, auf benz bO9ftsn Yuntts bes
Wetterieineebtrees in ben bairiiAsn
Qlpen, benz 6Dditen @ipfel i'm peuts
iGen Reihe, bauit CONNER unb Wina
ter Der padere S. 5. @nsensperger,
Der bort feline piHeni9aftliden Rature
becbdhtungen ma6t unb lie nit flote
ter Sober barauitelen peritebt. S6pn
ieit ldnserer 3eit bate G~naensperser
bic Rebattipn Der rMiin9enerT eueiten
Nddri9ten" psritdnpist, bab Elm
Seuilston fir iie bereit ldse. .8ttte,
es nur bolsn 81 laffen", fiiste er in ieiz
mem Sumpr, Der audi bort pben i'm
5aiGins gut gu, ssosihen i4eint, bins
gu. 0a par gutter &utb tbeuer. Iber
ct mubte es. limb 10 eriuhten mir,
i1reibt bds %senannte 8latt, ben
Sommerpirtb bes Sauies, cine grpez
bitipn in bic Wese 81 leiten, um bas
ManuItript gu bplen. Den Iebten
SDnntag uno Montae beniiBte bieier
nit ieinem Sobne, INN bic i6pierise
Iufgabe su l0ien. lnb az GROCER
Treupe bradte uns jebt bic POft aus
partsnttrben einen sinsei9riebenen
Brief, beiIen EiidIsite Die erfreuli9en
Worte tru9: rAbfenper s. Gnaenspers
ger, 3ueipibe." Sppeit ipdre nun bic
faDierise Srage gelDit, aber cine neus
bel pidtisers orGnst ii6 Dor: Bie
mir t3m bus prblperpiente Sonprar
iibermitteln tDnnen. '8ir tebren AM
teiten ben SpieB einfa6 UNI unb telss
ptonireu biHauf: ngitte, es nur bplen
gu lalen."
WetaIen.
- Dime 2ltfdute teine SGnssrin.
Seit 2anaem i9pn iino 81 Selste in
Weitfalen Die blunt geipi9iten Sti;fel
Der 3erren Der Summer unp Sdrsden
Der tauoenoen Oamen, ba bieie Stiefel
abfGrben unD benin SdnSen Den unterrt
Saum Der Oamenfleiber i6pura tpere
ben lahen. Nunmebr bat cine Rsibs
vgefeierter S60nsn" BON Sslgte ein
HunDihreiben an bic Serren oerid,tet.
inoem lie oisie bitten, gu tiinftigsn
Sanaper9niignngeH nur nod nit Sadz
ftiefeln 81 eri9einen. Man muntelt,
tuB iogur cine Oropune in benz Cir
tular entbdlten lei, bic ben Serrsn, Die
ferner nod nit sspiditen Stiefeln ben
SdllIaal betreten, muir v&Or6e" perz
beibt. Die &apaliere bon Selste perz
ben alio, pie aoaese Wipphen iagen
piroe, III ben lauren 2aditiefsl beiben
miiiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
WinueIota.

- On einem Wolfiteut fat ii9 neus
LID Gbarles Slid in Minneapolis be-
lecttrt unb bus fam 70. Sein 8ruber
SObn bate cine Betie gsmadt, bab er
ole W6Iis, bic feline 5reuros in 4nps
ia erlsgen piroen, auisiTsn piirbe.
~, rN-'t' SEtt.v r'.Ea" 49, ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02

ri6te, feline SD9ter aber bieie @ntz
i9eioung i'm elterliden 9auie absus
pdrten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-02
fathpltiGe N"e~o|""S1
Ma4t Gnd nnabbdngig!

gr babeu 100OO am Qanb lit Qanrnp elmer blubenben beuthen tatboln1eu yes
|metnbe setauf, mel. mir nit woutrl bob lid Iubers9Gnbi9e 10 nbe betSatbolttn df
|ieodn fonru. Is ynb lit nun bi IRelen pn Der neMen &rde Outer l6maTT Sos
ben, nit Qaubmaib bewadimL Sonn al $500 bis 800 per Nat gefant proet. SlOO
per Ne 8aar, ben Rh amf 5 Sabre 3t, M 6 NrNent SntTehen. 8 Erosnt EFabat
|Wr baar. @gn ft fatbdi6e ganosRute elm auhs NIB bil9ps Sem ueibanea woasn,
10 but fb ibm bier bic bette Geegubet bou. gub ultDtre Sarmen II SndmaI
|baba mfrs pefaufn N mGBisn Yreen. sc lit aues sutes Gano. @u baben a1
nod fognpe quite SWnen III Sudman III pgtaufen:
~ Gue 800 as srBe Sarm. 100 @der untaG Bling, 40 alder quite GSie Der Ref
nod as gut SIN Muibr6eu 9ueS sroBes Sume SauS, quite Stauun9, 9eanm9e
Granorp 8 MFsheu on umrer Stride 6 Welm pn Der Standardization Sres $1,000.
2) 200 adr Srm, III "a IfeIn ppu Der Stride 9uhs 9mb. 100 adr untrG hnS
so adg ghe Gs anbse nod gum greben. guter Sobem, srOBe Staunns, 10 Ns'
len pn Der citation, $4,000.
81 $50 aer Smm, % NReIu Dol Der stahom 19o ater inter 9hus iaOne gik,
CUTE @ebdnbe srpbe Staunn9, fir S52OOO0.
A. 100 au, Oauon 1870 inter Phus. &ef @iet, SroBs Staanns nnO granarp
|guRs grdbaus, A WeHem pn unierr &u6e 3 Wenen pom r Stahon. a.
51 so qGr Sarm, bapon go older nhr bling, CUTE GebGui6teeu,, 2 12 WPelen
BON Mntrer Stride, 8 12 WeHeu pon brS tahou 1850. .-r .t.>
81 80 aer SWm, 30 AG inter Hnu9 quite CSbGube Wenfnp pom unIeNr STRIDE,
IA WeHen Dor Der Citation fIr $3.50. a@
~ 80 older Sarm, 40 Ider bapon untrH Hug, Der Rf NRie mo nod III breben,
3 Melen pu unirer Stride, 9 Melen Dol Der Citation, nit Rb, Etrhe NIB Sarn'
|Waidhneu, fir $1,000. Gebdube poufdnb9 uo gut.
ghes 1T aMs 9ues 9auo III bHInbr mtbolibr @e@nb. gsmb pom anbersstdu'
|nen maNm. Gs 1T allies gutter, frudharsr 9oOsu, 10 Der .Narmr h9enbwet4e 6m9t
itebm fam. gLs bauom tOnne unf abf6laSs: 3ablmg sefant wrbsn.
John SchmoIke, John w. WoIter,
gudman, Morniom 50, MmM ST. Gbub, Shans 60, IRtmL
&eues: REV. J. J. MEYER, Lastrup, Morrison County, Minnesota.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

Messrs Harris G. Fellows. the we'll
known cattle dealers of West Farm
ington. purchased 900 cattle, $500
calves and 5000 sheep during the past
year.
Here's another Ellsworth butter rec
ord Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Carlisle Of
Elimmer's Bridge. have made from
three cows during the past year ~
pounds Of butter.
Hopkins Eros. of Fort Fairfield. have
purchased another hay press, and they
will now snip one hundred tons Of
hay per week instead Of fifty tons rs
they have been doing the past few
weeks. They will now pay out each
week to farmers $1,000 for hay. A large
quantity Of hay has been shipped from
Fort Fairfield this season. Thur
Tough Bros. arc also shipping 4 large
amount of hay over the Il. q a. inns
winter Aroostook farmers are get
ting good prices for their produce
this year and ought to be happy.
A. l.. Sloat Of Ashland, is one Of The
farmers who have recently adopted
the sensible policy of raising wheat
and thus producing their own flour.
Tuesday he took away from the
Pressure Isle grist mill. out of %rist
of prime wheat load Of flour equal
| in quality to the finest grades Of i'm
ported flour. Mir Sloat says that he
shall hereafter raise his own flour and
| that there is a growing tendency
among other farmers Of his section to
10 likewise Observation-Disclosures Isle
| star Herald.
| An enthusiastic meeting Of the St
| Croix Pet Stock and Poultry Assocla-
ton was held recently in Hon. C. t.
| Rounds's office. Calais. There was
large attendance. 1t was decided TO
hold the annual exhibit Thursday
Friday and Saturday, January 3lst'
and February LIST and I'd. Newton A.
| Knapp of Winchester Mass. will act
| as Judge and award the prizes. 1t IS
| expected that the exhibit Will outrank
that of any previous occasion. me
following officers We're elected: Presl-
dent. Hon. c. b. Rounds; first vice
president. DR.. c. W. Grant; second
vice-president, Ralph T. Horton; sec
retary, Fred V. Pickard, assistant sec
rotary. Arthur Jones; treasurer. Arthur
Jones: executive committee, Jed. r.
Duren, Daniel \. Ryan, Robert r.
| Renne: marker, Charles NJ. Hutchings;
superintendent. f. c. Campbell as
sistant superintendent, Henry Davis.
One of the largest poultry farms 10
Gated near Machias since the NASH
hcnnery. will be the Capt. Timer
Johnson and Capt. Dennison plant OH
the East Machias road. This year a
5O-fcot poultry house was erected Oh
the scratching shed plan. Wnich Is
now stocked with the Goth century
barred Plymouth Rocks. from Which
very satisfactory returns have been
realized The coming spring these
gentlemen will erect two other build-
nGS similar to the first. giving them
q housing capacity of $50 hens. Smaliei
houses for young stock will also OF
built and artificial Incubation VII
tie put into use A Prairie State IN
cubator of 100 eggs capacity will be the
first to be tried. Captain johnson
farm is so situated as to give nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
6 Adams Co.

pendent, when the gang fell to talk
ing about their old repertorial days.
but it sure enough is a fact that you
can't generally pick a winner by SiZ-
ing up his hide and hoOfs. BY the
same token, YOU can't pick a natural
born newspaper man by his raiment
or his manner. I've known some news
paper men.
"Well, anyhow, one afternoon early
in this closing decade. when | was do
ing reporter work on the Outer Sea-
let it go at that-in Chicago. tall.
gaWky. loose jointed young fellow
walked into the city editors room and
asked for work. His makeup was alice
same Ipswich, Wis. and no mistake.
He was as country looking Il young
man to be riding up an elevator in q
metropolitan newspaper building and
inquiring for a reporters job as ever
/ saw before or since. His trousers
were shy about four inches at the bot
tom. his coat was as bunchy in the
back as a padded crazy quilt, and he
wore a crocheted pink fourin-hand
tie and a SLOUGH hat that was all too
the bad from every point of view.
However. he was distinctly clearly. if
farmeflN. HIS lntlNouS OI ldchllliS tllt
city editOr-Who was a VIGOROUSLY
crabbed but good-hearted, member of
the breed-was quiet and unassumlnS.
The gawky young chap simply stated
that he'd been working on small
weekly somewhere in Iowa; that the
small weekly game in Iowa hadn't
looked promising to him, and that he had
therefore made the best of his way to
Chicago to see if he couldn't manage
to catch on. All of us Smart Alecs in
the city room had grinned when he
saw and heard the countrifed-lookinS
chap brace the city editor-we had
good view of the proceedings through
the open door leading into the city
editors private rOom-and we conf
IDENTIFY expected the old man 10 throw
mucilage and ink and scissors and
things like that at his visitor, particu-
larly as it was during the dull summer
season. and the staff was damned
full, and there wasn't enough work to
90 around and good newspaper men
from other towns applying at our plant
for jobs every day. were being turned
down without any encouragement
whatever.
But the city editor gave the gawky
Youth an assignment. Out al the end
of the big government pier at that
time a ruffian and all-around bad man
who went by the name of Black
Jack had Il huge barge anchored-it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15

hey? All right. Just you spend a day
and night here with me on this little
old squeegee craft O. mine. You can
size the whole game up. I'll have my
stiffs kill a couple o dubs tonight, if
enough. you'll be able to write a book,
if you want. All right Take it to
some other paper than the Outer Sea.
see. Then you'll get job on the other
paper, and you won't have been made
no monkey of, either. Are you next?'
The gawky youth was next with
both pedals. He sent the boatsman
back to the beach for a camera, and
when the camera was brought off he
took pictures of Black Jack and his
crowd of bad men, pictures Of the
barge from stem to stern, pictures Of
every old thing about one of the most
extraordinary crafts that ever defied
the national government. Black Jack
treated him white on board the bum
boat until the next morning, when the
gawky youth went ashore. When he
got ashore he had plates developed,
made some prints. bought him
COB of copy paper, sat down in his lit
tie old hall room and wrote two pages
of as fine. characteristic stuff about
Black Jacks place as ever dished up
in the local columns of a newspaper.
Then he took his pictures and his copy
down to the Outer Seas chief rival pa
per. got the story just eaten up at a
gulp by the city editor, thereof, was
given a job on the city staff out of
hand. and year later was one Of the
star reporters of Chicago"
ton Star
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

W. s. Ham Of Dover, was recently
offered $500 for three year-old Mallet
colt and refused it.
James Clark Of Worcester, Mass, is
driving a grandson of Dan Eice's
famous old trick stallion Excelsior.
E,rastus Fletcher of North Arson,
has 1-months- old filly by Kenton
that weighs 700 pounds. Her dam was
by olympus.
Gus Macy. Versailles, Ky. has just
bought Lady X. 2.114. for Eastern
parties, and will campaign her. Price
$2,G00.
2.04. wore when he won the stallion
stake at Roadville, has been presented
by George Ketcham to Anne Held, the
actress.
William J. Wheeler of South Paris
has sold his speedy span of matched
seal brown horses to Hon. James p.
Baxter of Portland. The price is said
to be a long one. $500 or Whereabouts.
The fast Maine Prince mare Gertie
B., owned by Henry Bennett of Old
Orchard is at H. L. Taylors stable.
YAK street. L VI llsiHtl, anu SiouII -,lNt
a good account of herself on the snow
path this winter.
The horse business continues good
in North Arson. Webster Williams has
just bought three to replace those he
sold. last week; Fred Bunker has also
bought several recently. Those who
want good horses can always find
them in North Arson and vicinity.
Theodore Thayer of South Paris,
was in Auburn. Thursday, looking for
some speedy horses. Mr.. Thayer re-
Gently sold a pair of good ones in
Portland and has another pair of
beauties on his hands now. Auburn
is fast becoming a Mecca for those
who are after the best in horsehesh-
The city is said to furnish more good
horses to out of State buyers than any
other city in the State. and as a State
mart it's fame is widespread, says the
Lewiston Journal.
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North Augusta Grange.

At the meeting of North Augusta
Grange. last week, State Master
Obadiah Gardner, after a brief though
impressive address. installed the
officers for the ensuing year. He was
assisted by c. l.. Fletcher of Capitol
Grange, Augusta, and Mrs. Crowell of
Cushnoc Grange. Riverside. Many We're
present including visitors from four
oranges, namely: Capitol Grange, c. L.
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lowell
Miss Gertrude Fletcher and Miss
Webb: Cushnoc Grange, Mrs. Crowell
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Getchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb. Mrs. Martha Getchell. Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Arey and Miss Brown:
Sidney Grange. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Swift, Mr. and Mrs. +. Swift. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Blaisdell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Trask. David Fields and
daughter, A. Taught and daughter.
Nathan Benson, Emery Nash. Mr..
Bowman and Adelbert Bailey; Silver
Lake Grange, Mr.. Lewis.
After the installation the amusing
grange paper was read by the editors,
f.. H. Tilson and r. A. Scribner, which
is made up of science, interspersed
with wit and humor as well as an eX-
ceedinGly ludicrOuS advertising column.
r. f. Garland, lecturer. completed the
program of the evenings entertain
ment which consisted of: Reading, by
Miss Nina Knight: solo. Mrs. Georgia
Ballard; reading, Miss Bessie Tillson,
followed by a song by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph NJ. Brann. After partakinG of
an excellent antiquarian supper, all re-
paired to their different homes, I'M
,doubtedly glad to have been the par
Elephants in such an enjoyable occasion.