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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

NH.n o.. tur p rrf Ir-
m rrIl uHfu uf Rugby
.. r..H FHf J1 Dr B.naln
pr iu fhr SEQ Of Cln'ar
H. '., "rr w iln' time the mls
f.r ~ SO l'u.|on College. ono r'trr-
1ln o.. 'wp went fm q troll 'brpusl
me woods b0nlrd Heath Pool BrrFnn
bo.au 20 point on 10 hls communion
tho sylvan hrfu''rs NJ 'hc place o7ilinc
h's especial attention tn q magnificent
beech tree For O while Tomrlc nd.
m.-ol 70 m silence then suddenly
rrviug Il can't r0H.at the tcmptat'on
Look out" mad" % rush Tor the tree.
and. ere hlg amazed friend could rrasp
the situation. had scrambled M tho
trunk and scptod himself amous the
branches. Then tho two future Arch
bishops. looking at each other. broke
into n hnrg' ~ Gcho0lhoy morrlmrnt-
Golden Penny
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

.a'sh' nv Inht "-'rg'h TOT Hh''r JOY
az ''ile' u" h"r h'h1A ir''nnl,i'
more h'"' ~'riiI'i my d'ai Mlaa
you We h,''n Ih' 1911 "'"Nt
30 oi''h' an ""' u.Ahi ta"" was
u''d or il'' "iIl' th'i she '' come
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10 ''HN "'. own ''h' J ''t'1 her
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N''"1I'h' ''' N'' "'.I' mercy .aI
may 'A' I"T N'''.''
ana "". Nll''' "'f symrIihrtic
D. -Ni"r i' '
IN" I''- '.'i NT NHnai". potter.
mr. away "''. Quo c'1I-'pp.e mal-
mtlad' filH''" 20" nv tn elegant Iu-
tfn-ef A'' H.' comic 1HHiil'u into
her Eli.b'n' % rilh FASH
iu"""t' "'l'''I woman vain 20 u"It.it'
PATRICIA l'.. a''p blue eyes, md d
NoaullIW hl'"'h'
b!'sH lh' '''I. 'Ilrh MIS- Nnuclo,
u u l'l MY ""'' Misc ht'Efrct'"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Champ Clark isn't yet quilted GER
tain II n correspondent at tn, cap
ital is 10 bell eyed, whcthcl!t "up
to him" To- be in,ultcd or to laugh
Mt the observation intcrjcctcd into
his remark, explaining why the
democratic majority in Missouri ut
the last election vas small. Clark
was saying. in all seriousness. that
the Nissourians were 50 prosperous
that the Republicans campaign cry
Of prosperity appealed to them
with considerable force. We've
shipped 50 many mules TO South
Africa he was saying. "Wcll,
WELL" exclaimed Representative
K~ittlclield, OF Maine, who was
looking as solumn as an OWL
always knew yon voted dead men,
but hadn't any idea the bulk of
your majority was made up OF
mules"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
pRUo-TAnsno nA0r.
iAssavss s-su.-sA - A..ss isssass
ssssssy.

f~sss-ss s-sn--sS - As~s isssass
sssts.y.
Bssidss N. abuse of drum. in rhsu.
NATHAN and IT, aad f,~ults. another
serious sbu.. O, IN. sAm. hi.S -
di.ru~~d nj th. s.s,,on Of u. Iatsrna.
tionai Medical Congress ~ Paris. aye
the Nov York Post, TbL. 4, the p,~-
.nt fashion O, taking laxative msdi.
elm. in isrx. quantities and In aImos,
Infinite variety. s~.y.r.I d~i,,uxui.bsd
s~p.ciail,ts from c.,msny Attributed
20 this habit, which Ia common I'm
nearly IN. shol. vofis ,h. o,s,n os
several ~In,...in.l a1.-,io,. or.nticziiy
unknovn b.sor, an, x.n.r.,io, ana
which ara spr..dinr ON. a, ,h..e
n muro. m,mbranou, ar-c,Ion NJ the
Intestine. 1, . mos, nu,,lyIns n.,ho.
logical condition numl.r ~ nhv.
slrl,n, ,%,trlbu,.d IN. pr...,, n,sv.I.
.nco OF c-nns,lnai,on which n. ,,,m.
arily r.stonsibl, for IN. nav t,.h,oo.
ln lusatty., "a AN lnsue,rl.pey a, ,.t
in m. modern dietary The frylns
nan has gop. ou, a., f,sbinn IN nm.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Increase IN Wan service.

Nearly % 600 600 pIercs was the etl,
made IN handling mail by the si.b
Tor ChicagoI Division OF the railw,y
mall service during the fiscal year an
ing June 30, 1900 The division cIn.
braces the states of Illinois, Iowa, Ne.
braska and Wyoming. Tho total mum.
Der OF pieces Of all kinds OF mali VIZ
l,sO3 2di $50, as against I.75O. So. 49,
last year. The mail wa handled W IN
but n error In G.iGO pieces. Lasi
year II was handled with one error In
G.4s6 pieces. There was a gain of four
railway postal lines and seven crevs
and thlrythree more clerks were am.
ployed. There was l wlssent regis.
tered package In handling 80. Sol pack-
ages. only % errors OF the kind nav.
ing been made during the eut,re yea.
The division handled lie, 2S4 through
registered pouches during the year
Chicago Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Obituaries.

MRS. MARY SPARKS vEKNATTi.
Mary Sparks vas born at Gam
ma, Montgomery county, Missouri,
August "a, 1867. She was married
To W. J. vernatti on January IL,
1879. five children we're born TO
them, all Of whom are still living.
Very early In life Sister vernatti
gave her heart to God and united
with the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Of which church she was n
member until her children joined
the Methodist church. at which
time she vent with them.
Her life was spent for others. she
was a true friend. a loving wife
and = very devoted mother.
She was n great sufferer, for
years, she has hardly been able To
say for a day. I am we'll. Her faith
was fixed In God. On the morn
ing Of January 10Th, just a- the
earthly day was breaking her soul
entered into the light Of the Et-r-
nal day. She 10 with God.
iIsr patient hands. whose day Of lie {, or.
Ne meTtiy folded on bet -ilrni breast;
How h+ny. va. the efps. Di path size bore
How -~Tsi .t last must Il" ths proini-'J
iss'
sad r,r. ib.i .sv rsttl'- ~.pl,nipf- fade
hNsy
And moth and rust corrupt IT. fair delight.
Sow see NJ. glow VI Heaven. nnrhangins
d,y.
The dsathi'-. lille. aud the garment. ~ bit.
shes home al i.-t CTS Ofih- King.
~ Lamb who's. ylnfN d. IT, fadri.s- light
Nh"' shail uuI lips sinong ~. fsn-onsd
sing.
IN The hugit -tn -t- where come. no ,hsd,
Of glt.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
HIS !adk! III

Jest for a shorf sksssAias ~. Mrs..
Nsssie." 0iibsst kstth s~spaa<ns1. y ~
looi 4 isto the ssug sittisg rsso.
whore his iandisdy sat. tssp IN the To-
cal passs.
''whsrs shall I forward your mail.
slrf"
She dh act sssssD surpsass 81 bis
sudden aanoanesosnt H. haA board
ed With her sis ysass. Bhs - ICONS
toned to his abr ~ dsriaoas. aal has-
~ departure
- no< sars ys. III sol yos .
postal. - bseh 10 . cospss a vSta-
Avfui,y bot. lent ~ Good dsy. hrs
NunctS."
And the youtAfui fsos, sivery basd
and squars shoulders vsnisbs< fpu1 -
doorway. But . minute or toe hhW
the DOOR - opeue<.
NJ the way. i've packed ~ . sos OF
magazines vhIah have b~ea sns~suist-
Ing UNREAD. ! may ~ . ehsscs nj
;hen sov. Wish you would hsvs ths
Dor set In the cellar. sod IN tel Lsry
10 cali n~r Il. $50 ship It 70 ~"
VERY seai. cir"
And thss NJ Keith vs. 81, - the
hosss. sAd. watkins Aovn The a.
berdA<ed Srs~,. lost,ss ~sst sAl
young dAsp,ts his ~ yaU asa Ah
pr~snA,ursly siivsssd hair.
The fSdsd. spsrtashrd eyS u Nrs.
Muneis siAscsS sr~ him 9th a. cir
u moths<iy p~uSrsrship.
"SI years he's bees s>ss. bi~ss bim'
and . ns~s considerable ssd hiad sen.
tSmAn the goo Lsrd nsds. A
lsttsr for me. NJ. vtcks~
Mr. viehs. Tie nail carrier. hst
psussd ct hsr ssfs. vas ,urniss In.
"YS Hot ~. So nr. kssh p 81.
Good ~Aftsrncoa. ss'sm."
Mn uunois turnSf her letter over.
star~d 81 the representation. opsned
the esveleps and rod:
Ny Dear Old Friend; I'm coming
down 20 you for . couple u ~->xs l
have No, written to you since | came
up 70 this city sves Year, zep ~ earn
my living With 10y s0uderful 'seoou.
plissmena Dot i've found th-r. IL
no lack NJ tssnhsr Of lssGusG,s. that
ny voice 10 not 80 diviae ~ ny friends
assured me. and 90 ! settled down long
ago To the comnonplats bat remunsra-
tive employment Of putting ny me jei.
lea have succeeded. AN doing
veil. nut I van, . rest No write ma
. line saying ~ voaId intrude. or u
any reason sxists shy ! should not
inrna~a uonr vn.t snf /. zhIIs Sa.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
chiu-se. a cen Farmer.

N.lit siAg. au A-a.st,.H-t4 taila
man Of Bristol. Conn. has an acre nj
a half of land. on which b. O. l..s
Chinese vegetables. The heads %, 1T.
tace he raises woigl aluoi ton 20 al.
each, and roacmhic cabDH4 o tu4
the leaves are more trli Dc, .a1
raises n variety Of beans, the pods o.
waich measure ten incl IN d..
Willie cu~ltiyatos q c.Ing.. o..
ported on DOlcs, the .eayol % "a.
are shaped Ike summor s4uasA,s
the vegetables look Ike Am,4 u
goIrds, these furnish the bass o.
Chinese soup and bring q gcol pi
In tho market. He raises cltTcn
root, aud numerous oihrr .in r..
ket vegetables. for which b. f ID
ready market in the cities O. Come Il
cut.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
MIS-. ALTA ". MuNs.

Alta N. Nuns. nee Doolittl.. was
born nj Townlin-. Erie county,
New York. Nov. z, 1885. and was
married to Gro.T. Nuns ON Janua-
~ 10. iSji. To them were born
Nv" children. four 81 whom are still
living. viz. DR.. Geo. T.. Nuns,
Mrs. Nirginih A. Fisher. Mrs. Flor
nee l.. Hoss and Charles II. Nuns.
In 1858. SHE aud her husband
moved to Montgomery county,
Mo-, and have lived here continue
oI.ly since.
In 1883, Sister Nuns was convert
ed. and ut one" united with the
Methodist church, 81 which church
she vas "A consistent member until
the tim" II her death.
Hers was n Christ-likc life full ~
faith aud ~ good works. by her
life more than by any other influ-
cnce, her husband and her children
were led Ia the Master.
Much 81 suffering n her portion,
yet she never murmurcd: In her.
patience had IL perfect work.
On the evening Of January "a,
i7Ol. her soul entered into the rest
prepared Tor the people Of God.
She lives
where 10 shadow shall hswlidrr.
Whrrr litr'- VAIN parade 10 u',r.
where Tie sleep If in is hr"k'u
Nudilr dream = dream, nD more.
Where the sIu'. hla1r never srurrir-,
Mh''' ihD ,i,f hrlms rris' to rhill,
where ~ t'mpc.t ,tif- the rrhu'F,
90 lice Nund. 81 NaNr. ~ hin
Wh,rr lhr nina bath found IT, mother.
Mh,i' Tie mother rud. thr riiii;
NhriT dTHf iHmili's ntr gathered.
Thai Nrrt scattered -n the Wild.
Where h. i"uui ihr iuN IT luNius.
~ uu' IrNrt lowed hriurr.
Towing uu. uuruiiird. u%ulluirri.
inNit. once, 10 ever more.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Joe Still was visiting his fathers
family last Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

We are pleased to STATE that
Claude Leach. who has been alex
with pneumonia. 10 improving.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
AUCTION SALE.

Twin have an auction sale OF my
household and Kitchen furniture
Monday, January ~. beginning at
ono O'Clock, p. m.
MRS. -. liEEBNcR.
MONTGOMERY CRY
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
CHANGE OI FIRM.

B l.. Iwar has bought the li,-
cry barn and feed stable from
former Shrrin Il. $. Mccall aud
will conduct the bu.iu,-, at the
old stand. MIR. IWHrt will keen
TIA" stable unto o., present stan
dari and viii have tbc ho-t rig
Tint cnu Doe had loo Montgomery
lie would Dee pleased To- have all
tho former patrons uithc stable
give him their patronage ~ hr
viii insure iH,r aud courteous
treatment 10 all.
Lincoln Park School Notes
Their" are a icw children la al
most every school who cnnrnt
make much progress In books. vet
when We remember that the prin-
cipal thing in all education and
the underlying principle Of true
education Is character building.
We car ready see how il il nos
siblc for n pupil-though he may
not have the ability to do much
with books,-to make the greatest
progress in forming habits and
liking principal which will be- Of
invaluable service to him when his
school days shall have passed.
Examinations Tor the second
term have been taken and the
greater part Of us have done fairly
well, while some have made cx-
collcnt record. Let US see who can
make Il general average Of % per
CENT, next term.
The Booker T. Washington Soci-
ETY. will be at home to visitors
every other Friday afternoon from
three TO four o'clock.
Respectfully,
". O. SHELTON.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Emil Algcrmisscn was in High
Hill last Monday and Tuesday,
where ne loaded couple Of cars Of
hay.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

X. L. Spears starts in this week
M n TRIBUNE reader. Mr.. Spears
Is n good business man and wants
all the reliable ews
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25


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anl Ost t. mt dvrisg ~ assseO
fsts, 10 the pssUDs u Jerry. the eofS3
OF tks 1SU Of ks4h CO. fnsef'
posed.
Jeryy 10 bess ast To - . bsS out
Of ~. Nasc4Ss esiAs. MN6sset.
s-uppssSss Mn 70 be ths espssDoas
ssst b, Der host.ss. veal dom ~
collar with bin snl pststHl ct ne
boz csstnisIns tie jsliy.
"TN~s 10 20 address a IT," shs
said. IN roe hssw where IL 10 "
sc.,
"Ys. nIs. rNst's eli rtsht. i've
gu, the c~~t NJ Il 10 ~ pocket"
WHEN Mrs.. Muso,s sspssr~d Nth .
msa - vs~s. nas0sst explained
tha, the - - bsss called foe.
Il ssrhrs, that Hovetjng Ton
Crimes mus have ehsAsed his mipd."
so ~ Asssts. "Whss spots 70
hin hs tU,a - - "a - ~ DAY tob.
snl ossj1s't eoas. nsst ~ him the
Arr tine - h,~. sAsa't ned u
Pete oyssa."
AM sss ssss~~1. n o~ru. Maya
70. IA - sAA-
Re uuse~S K~ssh ea,o,,s cut With
some kisdye< s~Sy,,s A. IN, h,Sr Of
.utsrs sssss-v. w. asiy dsi,v.ssd the
hoI ooatzinl Nj tssa,n.'s jsliy.
''Cre>, S~rosla,S,- ~ exclaimed.
how we're sv~r ~>~siss turned late
j.Iiy-aod ssos ts,Iv, Hss-sseinx
40. usdsr-aavorsx ~ mat asd over
rzyo,s H. ss,,s.~ On ba ~ h~re.
I'm rather dad Of the transformation
Ana ru tsSs n. spnt, Ii, xuds pro-
yids-po su.ssio,s shsd-
Which d.lsraftsv vss euthustasti-
,.uv -u.AA
yus 49, is.. A. 49, upo,
hin ,bs, ~. v.s 4 roox al Of lone
no. - u. mn,..
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,,ot. ~ ~ oaa.oly a. n. nd co,n.
h 1919 "a, nj. TIM. ,na ,o,k ia
Ass-ou,. "a. -, hI,-.i, !, .,,,
his Latch h.v no, ,u,,,. And ,,.ti,
evening.
Your bad s-,rn.,e. 4. ,,cs ax.,o
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p.rlo,.
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"a. vho ro.. from ,hs go b,t
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parst I.,aIn. yo., a.. ~ va.
am sur."
"J.rs,n., II. NAM. I. ,.n,,l.r
and bmo,>s an. re-. w., VA ,.s,
Melton . ,hor, tim. h.,o,. an, Arm
located h.,. am hsnn, 90 ~,
you"
And xh., Mr. v,n.,. cam. Il,
she found them eh,,,,.v M, oid
fri.,a.
And ~bv. ", K.,,, " an. ,.r,,a.
I'd sh., h. ,,oo6 .n IN 90. ZOO.
,i.b, "ais Va, No, "a ra.
n, m-,,,,n.., a.. &C. .-u.S."
n. I,ngbes ou, ~. , nov
&c, Al, 80 o..
, bo. a, ~,.liy I'll. m.s, ,.,,,,ons al.
n TO-, ,.irv saa...", v.,y
into i.lIyy"
Mrs vu,ci. ,b,.x nm h.. o.,
hands
And that, " Al. .,,., 90.
I ami heard , wort ,,.m s,.,ar g.
,,n," And ,b.r ,.a,a .a...
tIon. MI a,o,,i 49,, .,a, 80 :,
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Joe Still was visiting his fathers
family last Sunday.
We are pleased to state that
Claude Leach. who has been sick
with pneumonia. 10 improving.
Emil Algcrmisscn was in High
Hill last Monday and Tuesday.
where ne loaded a couple Of car of
hay.
Hon. Rob't Shackleford wnS up
from Clayton "Wednesday. attend
ing To some legal work in the Pro-
bate court.
X. l.. Spears starts in this week
as n TRIBUNE reader. Mr.. Spears
Is n good business man and wants
all the reliable news.
j. l.. Flood, who came up from
st. Louis 10 attend IN" funeral Of
tis uncle. e. J. worland. returned
t. st. Louis yesterday.
Johnny Hamilton. who has been
visiting his mother for the last
last week. returned to his work in
st. Louis last Saturday.
ID. II. Whitehead cam- Ia Mont
merry Thursday morning and
took the Com" Tor Waucnton.
where he went un business.
T.. Gentry who WIS taken III last
Thursday II reported to De- much
better and hopes Ia b" out again
soon. 80 as to attend business.
lie has had a severe nttnck al grip
stat. Sunday School Evangc-
list Schultz will hold IA Rally at
the Christian church beginning
Thursday night Jan. 3ist and
continuing until Sunday. The
public cordially invited to attend.
". T.. Holt Of Wcllsyill.. was in
H. see " Inst Wednesday aud had
his date showed ahead another
year. Thc-" prompt paying SUBJ
scrib"r- help ~ to get out "A better
paper than We could. II they were
all slow.
The annual meeting Of the
membership Of the Christian
church 81 this city will he held at
the church "Wednesday night.
January 30th when reports from
IN" various departments will be-
read. aud new officers elected.
\. ". Greer, u young man -
years old, who was making his
home NJ Frank a. Clnrc's died
there last Friday. of pneumonia.
Mr.. Greer had been sick only u
short time. The funeral services
truk pl,cc Saturday and the re-
mains were laid To- rest In the High
Point cemetery.
james Mnupin of near Middle
town Wa IN Montgomery city last
"Wednesday, and Will" here came
In tu have hi dnt" to- ~" Tribune
Sct forward aunth"r year. Nr.
Mnupin says he "likr- the Trihuu"
very much, that IL has 80 much
n"w- IN it that h" cnn hnrily rcnd
II through" he thiuk- every good
republican in ia" county ought tu
read the Tribuu".
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

J. l.. Flood, who came up from
st. Louis 10 attend the funeral Of
~ uncle. e. J. Worland. returned
IT, ST. Louis yesterday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Hon. Rob't Shackleford wnr up
from Clayton "Wednesday. attend
ing to some legal work in the Pro-
bate court.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25
Read this List.

boys' Caps that sold for &c and
lie aud good sikes Now Lie
Mems Cap. that cold for up 10
5Oc. take your choice Noe ....... sse
Mems Underwear that sold for
&c. ssl. price now .......... isc
Mems Lsubdrf,d shirts the kind
We sold al 80 and 10 Now syc
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Johnny Hamilton. who has been
visiting his mother for the last
last week. returned To his work in
1T. Louis last Saturday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

ID. II. Whitehead camr Ia Mont
glm-ry Thursday morning and
took the "Cum" Tor Warcnton.
where he went on business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

W. u. Holt Of Wcll-villr. Wa in
u scr ~ Inst Wednesday and had
his date showed ahead another
year. Thc-" prompt paying SUBJ
scriber- help ~ to get out "A better
paper than We could. II they were
all slow.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

T.. Gentry who wns taken III last
Thursday il reported to b. much
better and hopes Ia h. out again
soon. 80 as to- attend business.
iIc has had a severe nttnck of grip
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

The annual meeting Of the
membership Of the Christian
church Of this city will he held at
the church "Wednesday night.
January 3Oth when reports from
IN" various departments will be-
read. aud new officers elected.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-25

Stat. Sunday School Eynngc-
list Schultz will hold n Rally at
the Christian church beginning
Thursday night Jan. 3ist and
continuing until Sunday. The
public cordially invited to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-09
JOHN DELANEY
Is NOT INSANE

Some time ago news reached Sc
attic that John Delaney. q brother IT
Th0E. Delaney. Of the local customs
service. mad gone insane at Cook 3
Roadhousr, IL miles from Dawson.
He was confined 70 the barracks and
was treated BY the best phYaieasne 10
town. Today Thos. Delaney. % this
city. received letters frurn friends Ia
the north. which state that the young
man had only suffered from a temp
orary dilemma brought on b. hav=
ing his feet badly frozen. The tntur-
ed man owned a number u valuable
mining claims In the district, and u
be went insane his property migpt be
connscatsd by the authorities. Ed
ward Delaney. another brother. has
gone 70 Dawson aud II che young
mans health does not Improve. ne
viii Be brought out. The letter re-
ceived today BY Thoa. Delaney. how
ever. ~ dated a week after Edward
was taken 10 the barracks. and L
states that he viii be discharge
cured la a few days.
Eddie Carroll ard James Moran.
alleged thieves. were arrested last
night They Niii be held as sus-
ploious characters.
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aries than the people elected them 90.
The appointive officials have pc pow-
er 70 OK their salaries. They are
under the city ofdcinls ard city
council Consequently no reason
would exist for not raising nr lower
lng their salaries wheneVer the city
officials and city council thought
proper.
The principal officials who re-
eeive increases tomorrow are the
81 streets. sewers AMI
parks t2s. superintendent 81 lights
ard water works. &a5 city attorney,
s30. health officer. $50. port warden,
g2s. assistant corporation counsel
kiS: librarian. tl5 IRE chief $40. la
bor commissioner. e.. secretary
board 81 public works. -. Many les
ser employees. especially the chief
clerks Of departments. are benefited.
In the IRE and police departments
the grading system gives older men
an Increase. No additions are made
10 the salaries 81 the city engineer,
civil service commissioners. chief OF
police or mayors secretary.
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ard do his w0fk The heat ts ter
rihle and he works iu eramped rp-
aifisn in a narrow SPACE, with we'll
nlsh rid hot bricks beneath and on
both side u him.
Another JOB disiiknd BY every
hftrNiAyer IL the repairing - blast
furnaces often such places are Nsr-
liable death traps. The inside ~
every blast furnace stack. where the
ore d reduced. is lined with TIRE
brick u takrH days for these brick
e. epui. YET when repairs are need o.
"a. hours count. and it wtll not do
g. allow she great furnace to cool
completely and consume other days
to heat IL again. With the heat a
the cooking point tire repair man
enters she stack Besides the heat
ne must contend with the nQyioun
gases which are ever present around
. blast furnace. n he ESCAPES be-
ing burned and cooked ~ the heat
be runs good chance = heinz over
come by poisonous gases. and fell
fnes Warkfiann keep CtaHe watch that
30 may BE- rescued 80 e mnmsnts no
lice
when a building stands for years
and the mortar falls 0ut from be-
tween the bricks. e mus BE- point
eu.s Tnat S. Il must he gone over
With q bucket ~ mortar and small
pointing uoee and the interHtices
ailsd wtfh mortar. When cenpieted
building looks like new. T. do
ths work pointer must build q
H,-nn fold f-um the ground or use the
swinging scaGold from the 70 Il and
daugie IN nid-air at his work. Tie
uork a. tedious and lHh0rinuH.
uesldes al these DANGERS, a brick
H.aHHH "A
severn. standing waist deep In wa
Ter. Hriekiayrfs In Seattle are we'll
arganlzad. work eight hours a day
and receive g. q day. To learn the
trnde an apprenticeship 90 four
years IT. required.