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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-08-29
THE WOOING OF MARS.
Romance of the SpanisAm War, When the Blue and
the Gray Were Reunited
By COL. JOHN R. MUSTCK.

MY child, 1 am not An impression,
an overpowering intuition, told me in a
voice louder than the deepest thunder
that l was face to face with the son Of
my fathers murderer"
"0h, mother! God forbid"
Promise me, my child-oh, In Gods
name, promise me! l know how hard it
is for you who have your gentle heart
stirred by tender emotions to promise; but
you must, you shall cut the acquaintance
of this man."
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DISCOVERED By A WOMAN.

have discovered positive cure for all female
diseases and the piles It fails cure the pIles
from any cause or in either SEX any Of the diseases
peculiar 10 women, such as leucorrhesA, displscs.
ments, liberation, granulation etc. will gladly mali
Tree box OF the remedy to every sufferer Address
MRS. g. b. MILLER Boz I3s. Rokomo Ind.
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\ TRIAL F EE

A new discovery that positively cures
The greatest boon ever offered TO sufferers from
those dread diseases -Catarrh and Hay Fever.
Nothing like II under the sun.
Thousands have studied and eSperim ented for
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and the for this is simply in the fact tht
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send for the trial treatment at once and obtain i'm
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Reunion Of Maulsby.s Battery.

The 18th Annual Reunion OF the So
ciety Of Maulshy's Battery will be held at
Paramount Park, Fairmount, W. Va,
Sept. 14.-Thonas A Maulsby, Com
mander, Fairnsunt w. Va.
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The Limit,

DR.. Kurem-Did the other physician
take your temperature?
Patient-Worse'n that. He tux me las
dollar.
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Call woman In trouble, poor lita.
girl" and shs is ready to follow you of
as faithfully as a dog.
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ing dangerously wounded and came" she
answered.
He claspcd her hand, which she this
time made no effort to withdraw, and
murmuring, THANK God, the clouds are
passing away" fell into a sweet, health
restoring slumber.
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Washington. Aug II 1901.

Admiral Dewey Acknowledges with
thanks the receipt of the invitation ex-
tended on behalf of the City of Cleveland
and the Department of Ohio, to attend
the Both National Encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic, at Cleve-
land, on SEPT. . to Il, next, and regrets
very much that his official duties will pre-
vent him from accepting.
VicePresident Roosevelt and members
of the Cabinet will be unable to attend the
Encampment.
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Valuable Relic of Great Civil War.

send 20 cents and get facsimile copy of the vielxs-
burg Citizen. July ., 1863 Printed wall paper.
II. G. WE HEREL- Seattle, Wash
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.Fiidgety

people are lacking in
nervous strength. The
weak, care-worn, melan-
choly, headachy, and low
spirited men and women
are easily excited, impa-
tent, fdgety, and unable
to sleep at night. Worn
out nerves must be built
up, and the vitality Of the
whole system replenished
before relief can come.
"The least BIT OF noise or sudden
Jar would nearly drive me crazy, and
was just too fdgety for anything. l
was so nervous that l could not rest OF
sleep. The first dose of DR.. Miles
Nervine brought me sleep, and after
that got well fast"
Mrs. A. R. MoRRELI, Arcola, Ills.
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T UWI : ii y.
Uippincott's 81

CTo be continued
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much regrets that the nature Of his qf.
dcial duties makes IL necsasar1 for him
to decline the courtsoul invitstion En-
tended in behalf Of the CITY 81 Cleveland
and the Department Of Ohio. to be pres
emit at the S5th National Eneampnsnk ef
the Grand Army Of the Republic on Sept.
Navy Yard, Boston. Aug. 10. 1901.
Saratoga, Aus. 20, 1904.
1 cannot accept the kind invitation with
which I am honored. Fifty-two years
ago my grandfather administered the oath
OF office to me as a cadet at West Point,
and the years Of service since then have
deepened my love for the flag, and all that
it represents. The ranks of our Grand
Army of the Republic are thinning rap
idly, but our comrades who have gone and
those who are left are glorifed by the
wonderful progress of the mighty Nation
they fought to save.
Fraternally yours,
Rufus Saxton,
Brevet Major General.
New York, Aug. 10, 101.
Dear Sir: Permit me to acknowledge
receipt of the esteemed invitation of your
committee, extended on behalf of the City
of Cleveland and the Department of Ohio,
to attend the 35th National Encampment
of the Grand Army Of the Republic at
Cleveland, Ohio. which is to occur on Sept.
8 to IA, 1901. ! should esteem it an
honor and a privilege to accept this inyi-
tation, but my engagements for that
period are such as to prevent my attend
ance, which l sincerely regret. With ex-
pressions of appreciation of the courtesy
of your committee, l beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
II. G. Platt
324 Indiana Ave, Washington, d. G.
Rear Admiral X. ID. Evans sincerely re-
grets that official duties in the City of
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sincerely yours,
K. A. Alger.


Woodmont, Conn, Aug. II, 1901.
My Dear Sir: !: is my purpose, which
earnestly hope to be able to carry out,
to 90 with our Connecticut delegation to
the Both National Encampment of the
6. \. l.. ut Cleveland, leaving Connect
cut Sunday afternoon, Sept. s.
My friend Warner wrote me u year ago,
urging me to attend at Chicago. He gave
as his reason for urging Inc that | was
the senior surviving officer of the original
organization. | was not aware of it.
Yours very truly,
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j. L. Hawley.
Greensburg. XIV Aug. II.

My Dear Sir: ] have the honor to &C
knowledge the receipt of your invitation
issued on behalf of the City of Cleveland
and the Department of Ohio requesting
my presence at the Both National Encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
Sept. 8 to IA, 1901. 1t gives me great
pleasure to accept your invitation.
Very respectfully,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

LONDYN. - Groz-
ne starcia gotpj9 sic
W Chinach z powodu
postawy, jaka zaia}
Rad rosyjski W Man
dzuryi oraz protestu
re strony Ang|i' i
jDnych pahstw. An
glia dowicdzlaia sic
wlarogdne go zr6d}a,
ze Rosya zawar}a Z
Chinami tajny uktad,
ma moca kt6rego Chi
ny pozwola Rosyi "a
garna6 Mand&urya,
poi warunkiem, ze
Rosya dopomo1e Chi
nom wyda]ic z ich
pahstwa wojska in
nycb mocarstw. Se-
kretne narady odby-
waja sic miedzy An
glia a Stanami Zjed-
noczonemi, ably ME
pozwoli6 Rosyi "a
w&adaac jedna z mai
zyczniejszych ] maj
bogatszych czeSci
Chin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. :
;2osyiski minister O.
5wiaty Bogolepow,
kt6ry dnia 27 luteggo
zosta} raniony wy
strzalem z reWoi weru
na audyencYl przez
by}ego studenta uni
wersy tetu moskiew-
skiego Karpowlcza,
umar4 Is Marca W
strasznych meczar-
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
TELEGRAMY.
TEN. TSIN.

TIEN. TSIN.
Zawziety sp6r o gra~
nice posiad}o6ci OBJ
szar6w zagarnletych
przez RosY4 pomie-
dzy tenn. mocarstwem
a Anglia coraz wiecei
sic zaognia. Ma terry
forum spornem W
Tien Tsin ma linii ko .
lejowej, stoi@ wo]ska
jedrego i drugiego
mocarstWa - twarZa
W tr:warz. Auglicv
OtrZYmall Znaczne pO'
sikh. Kazdej chwili
OcZekiWaG MONA
krwawej rozprawy,
jezeli wojsko rosYj-
skie ME zostanie c0f-
niete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

MEXICO. - Pre-
zydent Neksykah$k XII
Diaz dosta4 pomiesza-
MIA zmysl6w. Mexico
tract : W prezydencie
Oiaz jednego z mai
mqdrzejs ludzi i
przezornych dyplo-
mat6w. Gen. Reyes
jest wdopodobnie
nastepca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

PETERSBURG
Rosya ME chce doc
sobie d}uzej grac po
n:osie,. i gdyby Mem
cy mieli ]. podwyzszyc
c}a ma zboze, zamie-
RIA na{ozy6 osobny
podatek''.. s.. na wszYst-
kich Niemc6w, pr.zl,e- r.,
byw'ajacych v Ro:syl
dla geszeftu. ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
Dobry przyjaciel
~
z}y przyjaciel:

Powinnoscia dobrego przy-
]aciela jest dawat rady tym,
ktdrzy go kochaja, chetnie
goI sluchaja i jstotn;e So przy~
jaei6}mi szczerymi. Tutaj
wlfsnie lezy ogromna r6zni-
ca m;edzy przyjacielem a
pofhlebca Ten ostatni - ably
ME strac:t, jak to m6wia ]aski.
aby broi Boze ME narazit sic
ua1 gniew przyjaciela. bedz:e
MI wszystko chwalic i "a
dobre uwazac. chociazby ten
nalgorsze rzeczy rob:t. Taxi
mi pochlebcami So owl Abra~
Fhamkowie, 1ckowie i inni
prz.yjaciele. kt6rzy ca'uja,
gfaszc'a. chwala. czekaja
chwili. W kt6rej beda mogli
os,ukat. So to TAX zwani
nieprzy)ac;ele ukryci, a ci So
sto razy gors; cd wrog6w
naSzych jawnych.
Flip - kr6l Macedohski
by raz obecny przy sprzeda~
zy niewcln;k6w. B.edni ci
ludz;e wyprowadzeni ma han
de, stall pow;azani lub oku-
ci smutoi c;erpiacy. F lip
kup;i juz w;e'u n;ewo]nik6w,
a ME mogac sic tam ieszcze
um6w;c O dalsze kupno, rzek|
jaK;es niegrzeczne s'owo.
Me E.rzystoi tobe Panic
tax postepowac, ozwie sic ma
to niewolojk jeden stojacy
obbk.
Ma te slowa obr6ci! sic
kr6l - pomys!a( chwi]e. a
potem rzekt:
/ Dziekuje ci! bedziesz "
tell chwili wolnym, bo mi
jeste$ prawdziwym prz>jacie~
lem.
: Zadna jest ia przylazh
gdzie jeden nie chce s}uchac
prawdy, a drugi do k|am~
silva jest gotowy - mawia}
rzymski medrzec Cicero.
Ten tylko moze zwac sic
przyjactelem naszym dobrym
kto widzac nasze b|edY, mo-
wi, W czem. trzeba sic po-
prawit, ale nalezy uwagi
take czynit 'agodnie i spo-
kojn;e. ME gniewem i z
chec'a zrobienia przykrosci.
Chociaz Swiety Jan Zioto-
usty powiada:
Rany zadane reka czlo.-
wieka przyjazrego. wiecej So
warte. ani8eli obludne po
calunki tego. kt6ry nienawi-
dzi.
Czlowiek sam Q sohie nig-
.dy ME mole dat tax dobrego
swiadectwa jak 0 kim dru-
GIN. TAX tel ! przyjac;el nasz
dobry chocia1by sam mial
jake wady. (bo ktc4 ma.
81 ece Jest bez vad?) ne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

niewinnie zamiast przyjaci6l
zyskalem wrog6w:
- Czybysmy woleli = bye
winnymi? spytaimy sic.
Trafia sic = 1 to czesto.
niestety, ze ludzie najszla-.
chetnieisi najlepsi = maja
wrog6w czyli nieprzyjaciol.
ZazdrosG to / z}ose mySli
niedobrych zamieszkalych W
duszach tych judzi. So przy-
!czyna tego i nigdy mas to
ami zrazac, ami zbyt smucit
ME powinno.
Jestto najwleksza sztuka
- jednac sobie serca ludzkie,
ale zawsze lepiej nawet ma
wszystkie napascie czer-
n;enia zaczepki. przemawiac
do niepl zyjaci6l naszych jako
do os6b nam milych jak row
n;ez szorstko niemi poste--
powat.
Ktoby chcial czekac tax
dlugo ma przyjaciela. az
znajdzie cziowieka zupelnie
dobrego, postepowalby nier'
rozsadnie. Bee ulomnosci
cz}owieka ME ma, a p:smo
swjete powiada: l sprawie~
dliwy 7 razy na dzie1 upaoa
- ale przy swo;ch b;edach
ma prawie kazdy cz}owiek
cnoty i lepiej jc sob:e "a
wz6r stawjac, j;k lnysleG o
wadach.
O ty]e tylko trzeba bye w
wyborze przyjaciela ostroz-
nym. ably jego z'a s}awa ME
psu'a nam imienia dobrego,
a jego b]edy ME grozi|y nam
zaraza. Dlatego ami piiak,
k|amca i z1odziej, ani oszczer-
ca, pr6zoiak i czlek bez via,
ry. przyjacielem nigdy bye
nazwany ME mole, DO iak
orzek} nasz p:sarz BIrkowski:
- Iylko dobry cz}owiek
dobremu mole bye Przyja-
cielem,a z}y ami dobremu, AMI
zlemu nigdy przyjac:elem sic
ne stanie.
Kto kim przestaje,
Takim sic stale.
m6wia wszyscy Cd lat Bog
vie wielu. W tenn przysIo-
win niechaj zawsze bedzie
przestroga przeciw zawieraniu
przyjazni Iudzn,i z1ymi.
Rcdz;ce juz wczesnie po-
winni dawac bacznoSc ma to.
2 kim ich dzieci sic pray
iaza;a, DO czasem obcow an:e
100 dzieci dobrYch jednym
z|ym chiopcem mole bye
szkodliwe ma Gale zycie.
Zlego czleka mozna po-
r6unat do owego wegla,
s. 4. = I Z
ktory small j plami. czego
tylko dotkn;e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
WROCkAW

WROCkAW. -
" 4adze wojskowe "a
kaza}y kapelanom
ego korpusu, majace :
go swoja g}6wna kwa-
tere ma Szlazku, ME
wac kazania po pol
sku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

obecnie ma wzg6rzach
otaczajacych mIasto.
Llezba chorych euro !.
pejczyk6w ciagle sic
powleksEa, Do tego
dnia umar}o 81 os6b
ma dzume.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

~~ >@OOAA~
czynie gdy nam wady wytknie.
G'upi tylko cztowiek' gnie
wa sic, obraza zaraz "a to,
jezli mu kto powie, lie trzeba
sic poprawif.
lndyanie maja doskonale
przys}owie:
G'upiego, m6wi ono.
pozna6 po szeSc;u rzeczach.
y Gniewa sic bez przyczy-
ny.
p M6wi, ably movie.
81 Zaufa lada komu.
4) Zamienia bez potrzeby.
5) Pozada cudzego 1
9 Me ccenia przyjaza;.
1stotn;e, kto chce wypr6-
bowac iakiego czlowieka, czy~
Ii on jest dose madrym. MECH
mu ty]ko zrobi uwage - to
lie robisz, trzeba sic popra~
vic. Jezeli podziekuje chet-
ME to przyjm;e ~ medrzec
to wielki, choG moze Drostak
"a plugiem chodzacy. Jez|i
sic rozgn;ewa - c:emno ma
ieszcze W g|owie, choe chce
uchodzit "a uczonego.
Coz to movie? przcrwie
nam kto.... czyz moge pc
zwol:c, ably kazdy Small czy~
mic u*agi, i ia "a to ME
gniewal sic? Coz komu do
tego? Czy to on proboszczem
mo:m. lub sedzia?
Alez m6wimy o przyjac;o~
ZACH. CT ma)a prawo i obo-
w;azani So jako dobrzy le~
karze leczyc mas: Widzi tw6)
przyjaciel. IL pijahstwo CT
szkodzi - zwraca ma to uwa-
&c. Ty p-znajesz, il on k|am-
stvem plami swa dusze -
pow!edz mu. - Ten swego
przyjaciela zacheca ]agcdnie
do piracy, bo uwaza, IL "a
ma|o oddaje sic trudom, 6w
zss przypomina. ze poza po~
~inno:cia dla siebie rcdziny
So obow;azki dla kraiu, i Q
tych godzi sic my$let lu-
dziom. -.
,,Najwyzsza za!ete w cz|o-
wieku, jest sztuka pojednania
sob;e serc ludzkich i wiaza-
MIA ich miedzy soba przy~
iaz.'ia wzajemna. bo tym try
BEN mozna bardzo wiele ma
swiecie dokonat''. m6wil ow
slawny medrzec greeks. kt6
remu "a to, ze prawde m6wil.
kazano wypit truciznr. Gd>
przyszla chwila, " kt6rel
kazano mu spelnc wyrok,
uczn;owie jego j przyjaciele
p'akali gorzko.
TAX jestes. niewinny'|
m6vili oni, a Sokrates na to-:
Czybyscie wolen. bym
byl widfen?..
TAX samo. czesto >zali sis
jeden. drugi ] dziesiaty 4
peS16d mas mowiac: tax
n;ewinnie obgadano m:e. tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

NJ.

RZYM. Nowy.
kr6l w}oski Wiktor
Emanuel stara sic o
oderwanie Wloch cd
tr6jprzymierza, t. j.
przymierza z Niemca'-
mi i Austry9, a przy~
blizenie ich do Fran
cyl i Rosyi, jest no.
wiem przekonany, re
tr6jprzYmierze spro~
wadzi}o ma W{ochY
ruine gospodarcza. i
polityczna. Porozu-
miewa sic W tym celu,
"a poSrednlctwem ma
czelnika ministeryum
w}oskiego Zenardel~
lego z carem rosyj-
skim, kt6ry bardzo
temu rad. W objecia
cara pcha~ kr6la w}o-
skiego mianowicie
jego iona Helena,
c0rka ksiecia Czarno-
g6rskie go, kt6re] dom
Scisfemi wez1ami PREY
jazni osobistej / szcze-
powej zwiazany. jest
z carem rosyjsklm.
P EKLN, Rev. W.
s. Ament z komisyi
misyjnej amerykah-
sklej doni6s} amery-
kahs1iemu poselstWu,
ze Nicmcy przybyli
do kwltn4cej osady
Mauking, so mil Cd
Pekinu, znpcluie ia
spladrowali, chrzeSci-
janska kaplice nawr6-
conych .Chiiczyk6w
zbezczeScili i kobic~
tom pozabiera|i klej.
noty.
. LONDYN. "Dai-
ly Chronicle pisze:
Zamienione zosta1y
telegramy miedzy RIA
dem i lordem Kitche-
ner'em W sprawie
poddania sic genera}a
Botha. Jezeli to sic
pomySluie zakohczy,
postanowloDem 20
stalo wys}anie pro-
wiant6w z Delagoa
Bay do Pretoryi dla
rozdawania poddaja-
Gym sic Boerom.
CAP ETOWN. i
Wojsko zostanie 2
d;z'jul.my y "a a.
kwateroWane " ba-
rakach, kt6re buduia1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
MOSKWA.- Ro;

MOSKWA.-~ Roz
rugby studenckle do
chod1a do ost: tecz-
no$ci- Co dzieh przy-
chodzi do utarczek Z
wojskiem i policya
Student6w wspieraja
robotnicy. Ma ulicach
wznosze sic barykady.
Utarczki przybleraia
charak ter regular
nych walk ulicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

ODESA. Zydzi 2
Odessy wys|ali do
r6znych kongregacyj,.
gmln. !. i bogatYch zY-.
dow W A:merYce pros.
be Q pomoc dla 20,
600 biedDych zyd6w
" poludniowej Rosyi,
kt6rzy gina ? g}odu.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-05
Commission Auction.

which, will
 
  household diamonds
 
  quickly all to reliable articles
 
   ly auction.
 
  In ucouldg froma article that theyn needs q their pockets integrity careful attention to the wants patrons confidence the public Meanwhile all articles auction Respectfully x SABSOyICE, P The first be on and Brass City Furniture Co.'S and BA advertise
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-05
GREAT ROOSTER BATTLE.
More Than s15o,ooo Will Change
 Hands on the Outcome.

Hands on the Outcome.
 The largest cooking. main this coun- try has ever known, it is Reported, will be held in Hot Springs, Ark, within T short time, when S15,000 will be placed in the hands of the promoters of the enterprise to be nattled for by the best game cocks the country can produce. In addition to this enormous stake I side bet of $5,00U will be arranged for at least one fight.
 It is an interstate strife that will be decided, and on the outcome depeuds the honor of the south against the mid- dIe west. It is Texas against Illinois, and it is safe to say that the sports Of the two states will wager their bank rolls that their own particular section of the country can and does produce the best game chickens in the world How much money will be galnbled away on this main can be gathered from the fact that if only S1 900 is bet on the result of each fight 1t will mean that over S150,0o0 will have passed from hand to hand.
 No matter whether this main is got ten up for the benefit of the eastern gamblers or not, it will still be the big gest that this country has ever seen, and it will no doubt be q pleasant 9l- version from trying to pick the win ners on q fast or slow track. Here they will not only get action for their money, but they will at the same time be able to see the event brought off, and that is always more satisfactory to man when he is betting his money. He will know what kind of q run he is getting for it.
 If there is a name to coniure with in Texas i'll the cock fighting line 1t is Madigan. He will have charge of that states end of the fights. and that is 2 guarantee that all will be gotten ont Of the birds sent into the ring that is possible. But there are few up around Chicago that know something about the game. too. and they will be there to see that nothing is overlooked to keep the reputation of their state sDotless i'll the eyes of the worl1. Taking it altogether. it should prove 70 be one of the most interesting of sport ing events. and it will no doubt attract widespread interest.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-05
IN OTHER COUNTRIES.

Hollands $ colonies are 50 times as big as the mother country.
 Greek ladies are said to have 137 diff ferent styles of dressing the hair. Europe uses. 3s3, ,oo0 tons of tobacco a year out of 2 world crop of 76s.o00 tons.
 India's national expenditure, com pared to pognlati ton. is the lowest in the world.
 Russia now uses 5000. .o0o tons of pe- troleum year. Ninety-four per cent. of her steamers burn oil.
 The number of ships that passed through the Suez canal in 1900 was 3,441, or 166 fewer than in 1899.
 The population of Sweden has in creased only by 351, AGO since 1860. It is now officially givenas 5,13e,4
 metal box belonging to an Egyp- tian queen of the seventh century be- fore Christ has been found to be made of an anna gum of pla tinum and gold by NJ. Berthelot, the French chemist. The box was discovered at Thebes,and the platinum may come from the ailuyial deposits in the upper Nile valley.
 
 One of the peculiar features oftrade in China. is the great quantity of old iron imported--piates, tubes, wagon tires. horseshoes, railway spikes, wire rope, hoops and general scrap iron. This is worked over, welded together and put to various uses in the small blacksmith shops throughout the country. It illustrates the intense economy of the people and the small value of labor.
 Cologne has just celebrated the five hundredth anniversary of the death of St. Bruno, the founder of the Carthu- sian order in the.original Chartreuse near Grenoble. The celebration was he'd in the Church of St. Cunibert, where Bruno was a. schoolboy. It came just at time when the monks of the Grande Chartreux had made up their minds to seek the authorization from the French government to remain in France.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-05
FIGHTS IND FIGHTERS.
Yoang Corbett Will Be Married
 Christmas Day.

 Quite q Romance Connected With His
 CourtsLip- Bride to be Once En-
 gagged to Another-He Will Give Me
 Govern Chance. But Not for a
 Year-Jack Eyerhardt Arrives In
 This Country.
 Denver. Col, Dec 5.-According to present arrangements Young Corbett and Miss Maud Slater will be married Christmas Day
 The event will be celebrated by q monster banquet to 1000 newsboys.
 AIr and Mrs Rothwell start the feast and the, urchins will then make the turkey and cranberry sauce disappear. For about four years Miss Slater has been before the public and her earn ings during that time have been very EfrfSfdcT0fy.- :-.---
 July 4, 1899. Swift Hensly. Denvers champion cakewallSer. entered the Cripple Creek contest. He met Miss Slater a few hours before the walk began and the two found they made q perfect team. They won first prize and later. entered contests at Colorado Springs. Cheyenne and other places.
 Before 10000 persons they took the first prize at. the Denver carnival. and -here Young-C Corbett first met the girl Her affections, however. were centred on--Swift >HensIy,- and Will Rothwell was looked upon merely as q friend. A year ago Swift Hensly died. Miss Slater was heartbroken for weeks and refused 10 take part in any festivities Rothwell pressed his suit and finally won. Several weeks ago, when he left for the east, she promised to marry him upon his return. if he won from McGoyern. Immediately after the fight he wired her and preparations for wedding clothes were at once com lnenced But Maud Skaters love is not all plain sailing She has father who is violently opposed to Young Gorbett. The father placed q wad of money on McGoyern. Sire. however, fs credited with winning enough to more than offset all losses. for she put many dollars of her own coin on the Denver boy and intends to spend the winnings on T bridal outfit.