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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-03-12

HE CREPT CLOSER AND CLOSER.
an ugly face and was dirty. Altogether
sized him up as a bad lot and some
sort of misgivings came to me that /
might have trouble with him. Well,
to make long story short, when he
woke up he was friendly enough, but
his talk wasn't my kind. He cursed a
about the country. When 1 asked him
how he got there and what he was
doing, he said he had walked and that
he was there for his health, but l saw
there was something behind it all he
didn't want to tell.
Then he asked me about myself
and l told him l had hunted for years
and sold skins and things He asked
me If there was any money in the bust
ness, and fool-like, l told him there
was. We took a few drinks and /
sorter got to talking and trusting and
told him a good many things.
well, night came on, and 1 told
him to lie on that bunk yonder. We
took good night drink and / turned
in. was soon asleep. Sometime dur
ing the night l opened my eyes with
out moving any, as a man will who
has slept in the woods much, and in
the little light of the moon l saw this
man Boston crouched about half way
across the shack and with my Win
chester in his hand.
He was moving toward my bunk
and l felt like he meant murder. 1
thought terribly hard, but knew that
my only hope was to lie still and let
him get within reach.
HE crept closer and closer and l
could see his eyes sorter fierce. Then,
and it all happened so quick that
could never tell how it all came about.
he let out yell and fell back. 1 heard
the sing of the RATHER and, looking
down, could see this here large snake
in heap on the floor, only he waren't
as big as he is now.
Boston shouted my name and 1
asked him what was the matter.
though 1 knew he had been stung, but,
to save me, l couldn't get myself to-
gether enough to do anything just for
a moment. For l realized, somehow
had escaped from being murdered,
and yet here was the man who had
meant to kill me and the snake that
had coiled between me and death.
I'm bit.' he yelled. For Gods
sake, man, do something for mel
Then l jumped up and something
prompted me not to kin the snake, SO
l just threw the blanket over him and
he fastened his fangs in the stuff.
Then l bundled him up and made him
fast
II went over to Boston, who was do
ing nothing but moaning and cursing,
awful scared, and. whipping out my
knife, looked for the place, and sure,
enough, there it was on his left wrist
l cut around the marks and tied ban
dSge over it. He bled fearfully but
when saw where he had been bit
thought it was all up with him And
SO it was. for he died in about six
An sDite of whisky, but not be-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-03-12
MILLIONAIRE INVADERS.
Plain. Hard Facts About the Aristocracy
of England.

Plain, Hard Facts About the Aristocracy
of England.
We are not a rich aristocracy,"
wrote Lady Warwick seven years ago,
according to the London Mail. I'VE
are. many of us, deadly poor, little bet
ter than splendid paupers." Are these
splendid paupers, long owners of rural
England, and worthy sustainers OF ths
traditions Of noble race, giving way
to American manufacturers, to South
African spectators, to German mer,
chant princes? Our old aristocracy alb
sorbed the Rothschilds and Bentinch
OF previous generations and made them
part of itself The new millionaires
threaten to absorb it. From Skibq
Castle, near Dornoch Firth, down 20
orres, by Sowes, the cosnopol;tans OF
capital are selling some of the fairesi
spots of our land. These millionaire
invaders are so enormously rich that
they are Indifferent to the fancy prices
as ked for great estates. Il must be
very extraordinary English estats
which cannot now be rented for from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year The upkeer
of such place will cost from $1,000
to 10000 a year more. Even the
poorest millionaire, the mar who ID
not making more than 100000 year:
can afford this. Meanwhile, in at least
one case, the man with family his
tory of 500 years behind him has tc
bury himself in SEQ a year semi
detached villa in some quiet town
near London. The rent of his old
mansion goes to satisfy mortgages.
leaving him perhaps $500 year for
himself. This is no fancy picture.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-03-12

horses, cattle. dogs, cals ana the liks
tring fabulous sins- Cats have sold
for $500 each, dogs at $500, while OF
least enc hor2c has brought as high
as 100000.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-03-12
/ William |. Wilson's Career |

lands policies. In the speakership fight
between Crisp and Mills he took an ac-
tive part. This was followed by his
appointment as chairman of the ways
and means committee and the Wilson
bill was the reas,lt Ey. Wilson IA
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-03-12

THE LATE WILLIAM L. WILSON.
vored warmly the repeal of the Sher-
man law.
In the general elections of 1894 Mr..
Wilson was defeated for congress, but
was appointed postmaster in general
at the expiration of his term in 1895.
He was one of Mr.. Cleveland's closest
advisers, and for his Judgment that
President had the profoundest respect.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-03-12

This year has continued the great
est season in the history Of lake traf-
f1c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Der ,,lanee Al6Rr."
Gin Riainer. ben gSiIbsIm Der Speits cut
traudben Tam.

Ser unfreipilise, absr tpessn ietner
atpsibeutisen Saltuns in Der Mittels
lanbfanalfraee fait tGsli9 ertpartete
@iidtritt b.. Miquels. benz bic SemiIa
fipnen 8refelbs unb 80. b. Sammerz
iteins auf bent Sube folsteu, bat, aubsr
elmer @erfdiebung i'm preuBiIden Sea-
binett, audi bic g%rnennuns breier neuen
MGnner: MDuer, $. b. Sammerftein
uno &ratte eebra9t, bon benen Der
erftgenannte, benz bas Sanbelsporte>
feuills iibertrasen purbe, tpie es iheint.
i9on felt einiser 3eit fir einen Minis
fterppften in's @uee eefabt mar. Wez
nigitens pirb cine @euberung bes &aiz
fers selegentli9 Der @ntbiilung bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in 8ieIefelb aufs
sefrif9t, pelbe lautete: Den lansen
MDler tann i9 nod einmal gut brauz
9en!"
Ser reus Sanbelsminifter Sbepbpr
MDaer, tpel1er als acknowledgements
M%bseprbnetsr fir Suisburg felt 1898
benz Hei1stas ansebDrte unb tpteberz
bolt als @ermittler Billions stpif9en
Der 9robinbuitrie unb Der 2anbptrtbs
f9aft funstrt bat, ftebt i'm 81. 2ebenss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

Sr. Steu fanll in Der Geitirnmuna
lino gebanbluns Dor &ranfbeiten unb Ser
nnitaltlin9 iibertrofien merben. Gr 9ibt $50
fir trsenh einen SAD, in benz ct bic &ranfbeit
nidt ieititeaen unb ibre Collation. ni6t in
flint Wtinuten beitimmen farm. @Qe beilba=
rem mebiSiniiGen unb @unbfranfbeiten uub
lpeSieue Sranfbeiten Ser Gu en-, S6ren, Sea-
len llnb oes Salies, 2ungenfranfbeit, tribe
aIsSebrun9, Sron6itis, guftr6bren= &atarrb,
Verftopfun9, frautes &opfneb, Ma9en= nnb
Gin9eweibe : Sei6werben, G6eumatismus,
yteitral9td, Sciatica, Herpenfieber, 3uferz
tranfbelt, Nieren=, Se6er= unb Slaienleiben,
S6pinbei, NerpOiitGt, llnper6auli6feit, Settz
leibi9feit, lan9iames 8a9jen bel &in6ern,
9fabrnngsmansel unb ale id,pd9enben
Srantbelten III Str Susenb, tper6en aebeilt.
Vtebrere Safe Don SalIbbeit, Sbrentlinsen,
Sltnbbeit, Cataract, l6eleu 2llecn II. !. 10. :,
welte unri6ti., bebanbeIt oter perna6ldiiiet
wurben, fOnnen lei6t bersene0t merbcn.
lln9etaltGeitcn. e!lmpiiibe, SieQlna bes
Giifens, Gebirafrantbeit, S6laaanfaQ,
Saull6t, S~erSfranfbeit, @alieriu6t, @lies
beranl6lpellun9, ofIene Gunbelt, Sdmer;
in ben &no9en, |riiien, @rIpeiteruuoen lana
pnbalernber Sranfbei!en werben aebeilt.
Sesslei9en glut= unb S%autfranfbeis
ten, grii6e, ausfaQ BET Saare, 8nohenpeb,
Qni6weQunsen, S~alsfrantbeit, .GeiGw&re,
9eben= unS Slaien : Sei9werben, i6pader
&iiden, brennenoer llriu, giterabhuB, GU
iammenSiebun9 wcrben bird orbentli9e Be-
banolun9 fir SetensSeit sebeilt.
SanSer, @elGpuli1. Sropf, Siitel, SGn,ors
rbolbeu, Srampiaoerbrud nno per9r0Berte
Sriien Sebeilt nad Der ginipritunssmetbobe
inter bic oaut, abiolut i6merilos unb obne
einen Sropfen glut 81 rerlieren, cine ieiner
ei9enen grinoungen unb Die beiten miiien=
i6aftli9e unb iiderite Seilmetbobe bes 10.
~Sabrbunberts. Seine unbeilbaren Sranfbei=
ten 9enommen. COMPUTATION fir Sntereliir
tie Sl.OO. Sr. Gea & Co.,
louisville, Sp. minneapolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
s9ausert iiber ieine Sersaneen6eit.

rS9 srufe iebt NIT S9reden sus
rid, faSt Poftbeforberer Burnett
Wagtt pom 9euanaaJ s,neine bret
Sabre 6es 9ei6ens infolse BON Miez
renbei9werben. SD mar faum fret
uon matten S@mer3en ober acuten
0ei6en In meinem &ifen. giden ober
Poitidde aufbeben ma@ten mid it6b=
men. Sd fibtte ermibet, aussemer=
gett, unsefdbr fertis gum 9~lufseben,
als i@ anfins, electric 8itters ju se=
bral9en ; aber feds Slai9en beilter
mid poatdnbtS urb ma6ten mid 10
fablen wie Elm sefunber Mann. sic
ftn6 unerfeslt@ CUR @esrliruns bes'
Masens, Der eeber, Der Nieren unb
bss giagsrusitsz@sa Du9ftiMttgw Vz
fr~teSsffbett gafahttff SoH @. &.
9ubn, @potbefer. Sour SO Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Greffrnne Br,rtd1u,a,tn.

Sas perional elmer 9roBen 5trma
Fat i'm nf9paraen 8dren" ben Sc
bnrtstas bes Chefs sefeiert. @erfdiez
bene Der iinsiten 9erren baben babel
bes @uten gu biel setban unb lie9en
fpGter gu elmer anmutbisen 9ruppe
bereint TN @baufeesraben. Sreme
Der Ger nit. benz Na9tpd9ter ,bes
Srts boribersebt): nWas TT benn
bas bier2"-N d t IN r49,
etne Nieberlage Der Sirma
S9laumann &c g."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Gr1Hltar,.

Serr @ab 1T Mitslieb elmer Sterile
fa1e, bel Der iebesmal, tpenn elm Mitz
slteb seitprben, BON ben aRperen Mitz
gliebern elm 9ettrag erboben pirb.
M ub: ~Se fenlmen nltn f9on gum
brttten Mal in benz Monat. 9a mill
fen ia iebt furdtbar bel aeute ter
ben. : rSreili4, aber trOften
Sic ii4, 9err Mub, Sic tomu1en au4
etnmal b'ran!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
11te bic Altrtt T,t,tusn,

Mutter: nSrib, sebe bod gum
Wtlbpretbdnbler unb bole ben beftelz
ten 5aien ab!" Na9 elmer Deile
tommt Der feline Srib auriid, aber
obne ben Safen.) ga, biit 9u benn
f9on tpieber BAG rnb tpo bait 9u
benn ben 9afen9"-SriB: uWeibt
Du, Mama, mir 1T Dor Der Sbire cine
Srau besesnet unb ba bin i9
sfei9 pieber umsetebrt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Sur Seitdtisuus.

Us ipirb biermit beitdtist, baB i6 am 6.
gtal 1901 pon gebriioer Solep s12, 600 in
ernptan9 ilabm, ipel9e ben poGen getrae, Der
pom ben Slr9ern Solep'su II. Der Io6bari6Qit
bis bellte iniammen9ebrad wurbe, ~beponirter
gum 3'psde oes gaues eines Gourtbauies in
giuaSe Solep. 3ieieu getra9 battle id in
gerpabr 1T ben County Gommiiidren ;rm
.3mede oss gaues zines Gourtbauies III Nolep
sur Sertii9un9 seiteut inn Safe, baB Solep
bel Der fomnlen6en g8abl ais Gouutpiis be-
l@tllflilt iolro. Z. 8isniepsfi,
S6aemeiiter pom Seuton So. Miuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
- > ssIITE
Gins alien Soloaten Grfa9rung.

M,sM. Muitin, Elm -9eteran bes
Giuiltrieses, pOa-@ in@efter, SnS.
i9retbt; uMeine~ Srau mar tanse
front Hrot Der gebanbluns gutter
MerstR iuurbe @absr sebeilt bur6
rRinsg neue 9ebenspiuen, bic fur tbs
re @efunbbeit @nnber wirtten. Das
ifty nos iie INNER t9un. @erlu9t lie,
Sour sgSg aGsnss jKM @J81ss
Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

iabre. gr befliais bas gSmnaiium
gu 8ielefelb uno bic Sanbelsf9ule gu
Ssnabriid, betanb feine faufmdn>
nii9e 2ebrseit Bel benz Saufe WDr>
mann in 9amburs, erri9tete 1868 nit
fetnem 8ruber Paul cine Maf9inenz
baufabrit unb iibernabm NIT bemielz
BEN bic bonn Batter ererbte SGrberet.
gr 1T &ommersienratb, 9dnbelstam=
merprdiibeut in 8ielefelb unb Der Be-
flyer zines aupferbammers in 8rads
tpepe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Ea1rehlid1rr Urauttr.

raomm', Cube, isb'n mir NAL 7,
bts9en mad be gaupldB' uns f4ap'n
ptr ben u rbetttrt au!!"-nNee,
MIDI for IGes in Der Welt! Set Iebts
Mal. bat mir bic ianse 9adt bonn
Mrbetten ietrGitmt!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
.8rtener @retbfuaS.

Saga a BITE (por Der Sast
leife gum einselabenen7 9errn): Isle
Dottor. ipenn Sic fdona etnsn Sreibel
anf4ieben molten, bann ne5men. Si
ba ben Older ouf's &orn-bas 1T BEL
biliqffe!@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

-profefior Gals iebr ssrftreut
befannt): sd babe bic 8eftimmung
setroffen, bab meme 2eide NAL perz
brannt, unb bab bic @fde in c.,
Mtnbe serftreut perben fou."-.Sie
tpolen alfo audi mad Sbrem Sobe
nod elm seritreuter profehor fein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
menit tie knhht.

Sanger Gbemann (mibz
trauif9): rWas lit benin bas, mas Su
ba sefo4t baft9"-Srau: Scr. 2O7
aus Dem neuen &o9bu9, Mdnn9en;
ben Namen babe i9 leiber ausenblidz
lid peraeTen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
&amoriaiCdes.

9n Der Guu,puuTr.
Sinh Gndbiafie f6on sinmal aus
benz 2eim eeeanstn9"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Brnue AfnGer.

pfarrer: rWobin sebt Sbr
benin, liebe &inber9" 50
~3u Na96ars 2iss9sn-ptr babst
beute unier 2ebertb + a
Rrdn39en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Num1uHd1.

nMeine 9erren lGd9porenen, td
beantrase seser, ben Qnsetlasten cine
Iebensldnsli9e 3u9tbausitrafe. ,lur 70
tt es mOslid. i'm Der menf9li6en Sc
tsQf4aft gebefert auriidsufiihren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
MpHerite Aultt1r.

o.: rSu baft feinen 9ausfGlufe
fel9 Stehft Su 10 unter benz pantofz
fel9"-g.: rSas ni9t. aber meins
Grau brau9t i'm felbsr!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
ole ADl6 S0lIe, Dle lfr INNER G6kaa
&xHMz&

rort uber ben Eompoitbaufen; Der @e=
1uB befelbsn tpiirbe grfrantuns, unter
umftdnoen fosar ben Sob bes @iebes
peranlafen.
Sur 8~etGmpfung Der
Wepen. 53und9ft mub man bas
grblo9 Der Wefpen ermttteln. Dies
TT lei9t unb &inberarbeit. 9ierauf
febt maj, @benbs fpdt unb Morsens
frih auf btefes Sluslo9 eine sldferne
Sltesenfalle, sefiiGt nit 8ier. Sobalb
BITE 5lusseit beetnrt, fiut fi9 bds Bier
NIT Wefpen unb bat man bic Sreube,
IN aebn Minuten 100 Biz 200 Wefpen
gu fansen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
dos s~d1lafn,tIper.

ngitP um 4 G4lafpulDer. naann
ida obne Re5ept nidt seben.-n4 ber
I'd. rnein' ia Snfeftenpulper.-rM nz
rum iaeen's benn S9lafpnlper e.
Ecu, tann man benn fdlufen obne bas
Wufber2s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
3rfru-8rnhrtt.

Sinh bic Serri9aften gu fprez
9en9"-v@s 1T 9efu9 ba!"-nWihen
Sic bas septb9"- ga. Sd babe To-
eben sebDrt, pie Der gndbise !Serr
.liebe Marie' our @nGbisen sefast
hat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
8iir9er BON Tple6 baden bas
Oelb fir ben Sau teS
Contributes suiam.
mengebra6t.
Mn Die Siirser bon Seaton Gounth !!

gSir mo9ten hermit ben giiraern uub
Stimm9ebern BON genton @ountp fllnb un6
gu rpiiien tbun, bab ienes bosbafte, pom Salrf
Naplos Viir9ert ausseitreute GeldmGs. mir
batten fem @elb, I'M $12, 900 ben .6SnSen
oes 6ountpi6atmeiiters 6. @isuiemsfi an
lberlallen, wel6e Summe Had Der @o6I'
tals 8olep ais 9ountpiib 6%etimmt mirS'
ben 9ountp @ommiiiaren ein,ubdnbiaen 1T.
per sSabrbeit entbebrt, ,pie na6itebenSe oifiz
sieQe RaGritt beitdtist.
" CO.. g. 30 artin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Irunl.

.Sobsit bat alfo serubt, neuli9 elm
Gpiel9en nit Sbnen gu ma9en-unb
tper bat setponnen, 9err &atb9"-
sd bate ben S9mers, gu sez
ptnnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
aunipinarue Auslenuna.

MortB lin einem 8u9e leienb):
rSateleben, mas beibt bas: ,!Sanbele
tmmer re9t!!' "-rNu, penn Semanb
iptrb perlansen fir a Waare sebn
Marf. pirit 9u tim seben bret Mart."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
OH, hrrd1rinenea @euniith.

9err: n@arum laufen Sic benin
10 RAID, Srdulein Rpfa9"-4eltz
li9e Sungfrou: rQ9, es 1T 9or
10 fIB-bas 9ersflppfen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

2ebrer: nMit benz Sdreibea
ptG's Balt gar ni9t re9t bortpa-ta
seben Bel Sbrem 8uben." =
.Ma9t ni9ts, 9err 2ebrer; bab' linn
i4pn a S9reibmafdin' fault"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
DER kra3lkc

rSbr Wann tlagt pobl bel iifsr
Durft9"-.Nee, 9err 9pttlr-iiter
ben freut er lid nur!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

90 fur 90
gpesereien Der beften Sprte"
f,or. Ender1e e Co.,
ct. germainitr., ct. elouS.

smmsrfort frii6e unO superldiiise
@aare fur Saus unb &h9s gu ben.
niebrisFea 9retien. Steele unS gu
porfommenbe 9ebienuaS 1eoen Sun.
ben ii9er. wv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
enebtct's Ncabemn
81. Soitpb, etearns &c., Minn.

ct. Softp6, Sttarts 60, Mtan.
Der alnterriht in berfeIben umfabt bic
oeutibe unb eneltfhe Sprahe, 1ebft aQen
reiblihen 6anbarbetten iowie
-5eidnen uno Malen. -8efonbere Muf.
m~erffatltett BEN
"a unterriett tn Der Mnftf
Hfdsntt. yud Ipirb bier 9Sdtern Gele'
serbeit eebofen, lib far bas 2eArfa1 aus
.3ubttSeu.-Jn gerbiWbnas NIT Der Nfos
oemie, ieboh tn einem b%eion6eren @ebau'
be suirbs cine Sdule eeIeitet. fir, Rnabsn
>oou 8 bis ii Sdbrem, uoielbff He cine quite
graiebune unb miitterlihe Sorefalt ees
ntsben.Aum ndbere Nastuuft wenbe man
fi1 eefdqiaft an
'Sr. Directress, @. s. B.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23

&arl9en (Sertaner, Der bon,
Srbinarius f9on berf9tebentli9
Str%afarbeiien erbielt, als inn pieber
cine folhe subittirt tpirb): rWart'
aur, tpenn i9 etnmal mint t er
tperb'-9u btit Der Grte, Sen
Id abfdg'!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
6eib 5u nerIetbem.

Nir baben ,einen unbe9rensten getras pom
@elb sl perletben auf ciiltipirte Sarn,en in
@orriion 60, gu niebriSem 3ilsrateu.
Grffe 0atinaalbanf, Stttte Saas,
19=1i u. %. 9aptofot, Saiirer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-23
Sr. Direetress, @. s. B.
Glarf Qumber Company,
steaaaius NIB II. stuss, St GIous.

,glas &yten 8antolsa tsSsn R;sbsi9RsrkNsei
fern 8orratb an, bepor SIR i%onitpo falft.
Evening star., 1901-11-08

Central station Wednesday, could not be
found at his home, $50 West Both street.
and 1t was not known when he would re-
turn. At Sherry's the whole story caused
much amusement.
Meanwhile Deputy Commissioner Nc
Sweeney of the immigration bureau is
looking into the affair and assigned an in
spector to the case yesterday. the Hindus
were allowed to cross the border at Platts-
burg on the assumption that they were the
personal attendants Of a travelling poten-
tate. Now that the latter has turned out
to be a restaurant servant importing cheap
Indian labor to this country, as alleged, It
is regarded as a violation OF the contract
labor law.
Among the patrons of Sherry's nearly all
remember Ranji, and many knew him when
he worked in London. He Is slightly built,
with delicate hands, dark complexion
and a closely clipped black beard. When
on duty as a waiter he wore spotless white
and a big turban. He speaks English flu-
emily and has soft, insinuating manners.
Evening star., 1901-11-08
Books of the Hour.
MARION CRAWFoRD'S NEW PIC

MARION CRAwFoRD'S NEW PIC
TURESQUE STORY-'.MARIETT
A MAID OF vENICE-WRT1TEN IN
THE SAME STYLE AS THE P0PU-
LAR IN THE PALACE OF oas A
~ A New STORY BY JOHN HA.
HELEN "HELEN's BABIES" 81 AoiESr ENTITLED 81
aHhh EbSa Isle ISLE Has ADDED an: an:
Wreath OF MANY BY HER NEW
BOOK, CALLED I'm SPITE OF
IN my LADY PEGGY GOES 10
T0WN''-A DAINTY BIT OF FIC-
TION, BEAUTIFULLY EMBEL-
LISHED. FINE ILLUSTRA-
MA MARK CoNNoR's NEW SUCCESS IS
--VANDYKE'S VERY REFRESHING
BUDGET OF STORIES, ALL HAV-
ING ONE RULING PASSION FOR
THE FOUNDATION OF A DE
LIGHTFUL VOLUME. ..... 99c.
''LAZARRE," BY MARY H.
CA'PHERWoOD, ONE OF THOSE
SPONTANEOUS ROM CEs
WHOSE SALES WILL BE UNLIM-
TIED. 99c.
LIE NEW tENStS fpllloN Of
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY, A
GREAT, BIG, HANDSOME ONE,
BOUND IN LEATHER BINDING
1,500 ILLUSTRATIONS, COLOR
PLATES AND FOR
EIGN PHRASES-GILT TITLE AND
INDEX-F0R. ..... S1.29
PRESIDENTIAL COOK BOOK
GENUINE OILCLOTH BINDING
ADAPTED FROM THE WHITE
HOUSE r f q EIP T S-ONE-DAY
PRICE 25c
"GU ESSf"
WHAT DRUMS ARE NOT BEAT
EN-''GCESS'' Is THE TITLE OF
ONE OF THE MOST CLEVER AND
MOST UNIQUE OF ALL JUVENILE
BOOKS OF THIS YEAR-THE PUZ-
ZLESoME QUESTIONS ARE ON
ONE PAGE-THE ANSWERS JUST
OPP0SITE-THE WHOLE Is Law
lSIiLY ILLUSTRATED AND THE
BOOK Is A MOST EXQUIS ISTTE
PIECE OF WORK-IT is ENTER
TANNING FOR THE YOUNG AND
OLD-THE PRICE FOR TOMOR-
ROW WILL BE. E....... S5c.
BOOK DEPT. - FIRST FLOOR,
SECTION NJ.
Evening star., 1901-11-08
The 2Sth Infantry to Go on the Rose
Grams Instead of Warren.

Ine ZSth infantry TO Go ON the ROse-
Grams Instead of Warren.
Orders have been issued at the War De-
partment directing that battalion of the
2sth Infantry assigned to the Philippines
shall sail on the Rorecrans instead OF on
the Warren, as heretofore ordered, the lat
ter ship having met with accident in the
Japan inland sea. The Rosecrans will go
to Portland, Ore, to take the battalion and
recruits from Vancouver barracks.
Each battalion and squadron going to the
Philippines hereafter will conduct a de-
tachment Of unassigned recruits, equal In
number to its authorized strength, for as
signment to regiments serving in the divi-
sion of the Philippines. The regiments will
be fully recruited and all troops will be
fully clothed. armed, equipped and supplied
and provided with not to exceed fifty
rounds of cartridges per man, to be carried
on the person, except recruits for regiments
In the. Philippines, who will not be pro-
vided with arms and ammunition at the
time Of their departure. The horses Of the
11th Cavalry will be left at the present sta
ton and new mounts will be provided In
the Philippines.
The Sd Squadron of the 11th Cavalry,
Evening star., 1901-11-08

ford about the middle al Jannarv is now
stationed at Fort Myer, IVA These orders
send nearly 5000 men To- The Philippines
Private soldiers Of the four infantry reg1-
ments ordered home, who are serving in
months or more to serve, will be transferred
to other regiments serving in the Philip
pines. Short-term priyates Of other regi-
ments who signify their intention not to re-
to the regiments returning to the United
Evening star., 1901-11-08
Advance Holiday Sale
of Gold and Plated
JeWelry

FROM AN UNLIMITED STOCK OF
NEW NOVELTIES AND SPECIALS.
-STERI!ING SILVER-PLATED
BRACELETS. WHICH WILL WEAR
FOR YEARS, FOR. 25c.
GOLD-PLATED SEAMLESS WIRE
SOLDERED BRACELETS. GUARAN-
TEED TO WEAR FOR 5 YEARS,
FOR Observation-Disclosures. 4Sc.
THE W WASHINGTONIAG GOID-PLAT-
ED LORGNETTE CHAINS. ..... .49c.
THE IMPERIAL SECRET CHARM
AND LOCKET, FOR PHOTOS. 1Sc.
HEART AND OVAL GOLD-PLAT-
ED LARGE PHOTO LOCKETS-
SETTING OF PEARLS. TURQUOISE
AND VIOLET STONES. ....... .10c.
THE ALEXANDER GOLD-FILLED
BEAD NECKLACES, THE LATEST
NOVELTY, FOR. R............... .25c.
SOLID GOLD-FILLED SCARF
PINS-WREATH, CLUSTERS AND
HORSESHOE d SIG S-REAL
OPAL SETTING. G............. 25c.
THE NEWEST BELT PIN-HARD
ENAMEL - HEART AND OVAL
STERLING SILVER TRIMMED
EBONIZED SHOE HORNS, NAIL
FILES. DARNERS. ETC. C.....5c.
SOLID SILVER CHATELAINE
WATCHES, STEMWINDER AND
SETTER, INCLUDING HEAVY Sill
YER CHATELAINE PIN. WAR
RANTED TO KEEP PERFECT
iiAE SZ.3S
ANOTHER BIG OFFERING OF
GOLD RINGS-THE BALANCE OF
OUR ORDER HAS BEEN SHIPPED
TO TS-WHICH IN ALL REPRE-
SENTS OVER 5000 MORE RINGS.
SUCH AS WE SOLD THOUSANDS
OF LAST SAgTRDAY-THEY GO
ON SALE AGAIN TOMORROW
THEY ARE MADE OF SOLID GOLD
SHELL, WHICH THE MANI;FAC-
TURE2 WARRANTS To WEAR
FOR 5 YEARS-THEY COME FOR
WOMEN AND Misses, 2, 3 AND
4STONE SETTINGS - GARNETS,
EMERALDS. TURQUOISE AND
PEARIS-0JR PRICE FOR THIS
SALE. INCLUDING \ LINED RING
boh. l@attt lSc.
FIRST FL00R-SECTION f.
Evening star., 1901-11-08
Advance Holiday Sale of Leather Goods

DON'T THINK IS PREVIOUS ANNOUNCE
MENT BECAUSE THERE is MANY SALE PURPOSE
GRAIN CHATEI~AINE
GENUINE SEAL MOROCCO AND FINEGRADE
BAGS, WITH
REAL LEATHER WRIST BAGS WAIRIS SUEDE.
LEATHER;
COMBINATION POCKET BOOKS BLACK A
LARGE ASSORTMENT MOUNTED 1sc
WIDE rEATED
WIDE ELASTIC
BRA
EXTRA
FIRST