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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-15

Both Senator Frye and Senator Hanna
realize that the Subsidy job is dead as
far as the Fifty-sixth Congress IS con
cerned. though neither Will openly admit
the fact But other advocates of the
measure concede the point This makes
it probably certain that President McKin-
ley viii call the Fifty-seventh Congress
together il extraordinary session as soon
as practicable after The Fourth of Marcn,
although nearly all the Senators and
Representatives now here who Will be
members of the next Congress are strongly
opposed to the proposition OstensibIy
the reason for the call viii be the ne
cessity for legislation concerning our re
Iations with Cuba
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-15
CURRENT HUMOR.
\ Golf Joke
From PUnCh.1
An nutsfde narbnrtan.

Short-sighted Old Lady TO ,:ttlc 8links. who
IS going 10 the golf lnks}-HOw m1ch viii you
charge me TO mend this umbrella
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Ser. G1uaer bnn Baltimore.

6auptquartier: n9ermania : Mdn=
nerAor ; 6ane." prGfibent Grana
5altl, glr. 222, Norb : 2ibertpftrabe;
@efretdr Mbam Obit, Nr. 1000, Sre=
berid : Mpenue; @9abmeiiter 6. 8.
Wasner; Dirisent 8. Mselamet. Oe=
leaaten : 8erfammluns ieben opeiten
Greitag i'm Monat.
Nrion."
6auptquartier: ,Mehanics' 6ale,"
gar. 317,> Meitz Japetteftrabe. @tns=
ftunbe: Mittnohs; Dirisent: s. s.
5ranf.
81 m q : MGnner6or."
9auptquartier: v@ermania : Mdn=
nerdor : 9alle," Nr. 41O-412, 3D.
2ombarbfrabe. Sinsftunbe DOM
neritass - Oirisent: Gbp. 8Ddner.
.Jrobfinn."
9auptquartier: nTrobIinn : Sane,"
Nr. 1000, 5reberidzM penue. 5insz
ftunbe: Mittpo1s - Oirigent: 8.
Rriippel.
,Mrbeiter : MGnnerGor."
6auptquartier: Mnbreos' 6aGle,
Nr. 314. 9anooerfrabe. Singitunbe:
Mittnods - Oirigent .. Melamet.
SbaItaz 30 dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: 8oist's 5aue, Nr.
1922, 6arforb=M Denue. Sinsitunbe:
Oienifaas - Oirisent: s.. ariippef.
..Mrbeit er <2iebertafel."
6auptquartier: Reibbarbt's Gale.
Nr. 1913, Weit prattfrabe. Sinsz
{funbe: Mittpohs-Dirigent: Prpf.
0olbraht.
nMebqer @eangperein."
Saupfquartier: Sorban's gale,
Mr. "a, Centre > Marfet : Spaee.
Sinsitunbe: Oienitass - Dtrtsent:
S. 6. Trant.
9 eangperein rGbeIDeiB."
Stngftunben ieben Dtenftag Nbsnb
8 llbr in Sobn g. Mber's 9ale,
Taitz nnb Gait : Mpenre. Oirigent
prOf. q. @dneiber.
nGt4enfrana."
9auptquartier: 5. 3orn's 9ane,
gde 3. nnb @~ousbftrabe; @ins>
ftunbe: Mittpoas = Dirisent: ).
Rdrolus.
rM Mdnner9or."
6auptquartier: g. 9artmann's
6ane, Sefferfonitrabe unb Central
Npe. @ingitunbe: Dienftass - Die
rigent: %. @hloegel.
,MeIpbie."
.6auptquurtier: Morabeb' 9aIe an
Wafbington= unb MrGlberrnfraBe.
Gingftunbe: Oonnerftugs - Diris
gent: s. R1rnluA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Biehfutters anp Strntpreije.

5olgenbes itnb bic auf ben %itaatliz
6en Maagen fit Sen, Strob Ii. T. IN.
seftern eraielten preiie:
no tlt6e Waoge.
6eu. - Simotbp : 9eu $16-S18;
&leebeu $13-$15 pro 5onne.
Strpb. Weiaenftrob $50, Gos=
eenitrob $12-$14, 5aferftrob So
So pro Some.
Mais. - $2.75 Biz $3.50 PRO 5aB.
Seftli9e Waage.
6eu. - 1imotbD=6eu (neues) SIG
,-$18, 3leebeu $13-$15 pro Sonne
Strob. - Wei3enitrob $50,
Hpggenftrob $13-$15, 9aferftro6 SIS
SO PRO Some.
Mais.-$2.8O Bis $3.50 pro Jab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
glai,e sJlsa y!sias Dusia slaas- ?Fs!s.

rJi9te's! 6a! l1nb pabri9einlid
biit 9u bann audi eingefiibrt gefpe1er
in bic areiie Der 9nsifenau uno Gbaz
lot, Der glii9er unb GDben2"
sd Tenn tie Mle, mein 8ater, ia!
unb berrli6e Mdnner babe i'd in III
men tennen selernt. @erlanse nidt.
8ater, bab td perleugnen ion, mas
i6 in ienen 3reifen gelernt babe;
mein beutf9es 8aterlanb gu lteber
iber @Ges, uno ni9t eber gu ruben,
als bis es fret bonn SOde Der 5remz
ben in alter @9Dne uno pra9t bate
ben perDe!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
mont, MaFa6uietts unb Ohio. mess
balb fonte i'd, als Guer Senator, ibm
cine Mifsabel in feline g~insetpsioe itos
fen?"
Ser VrobmftensN arft.

(Oie untenitebsnben greiie bssieben
fi9 auf bas Gnsros : 9efdGft;
i'm gnbetail : 5anbel tit ein entz
fpredenber 4uffdlas gu bsref7
ren.)
Gurmz probufte.
aGie: PRO pfunb, Nen=Yorf, bon
Creme, 6Ozpfinbig, 123e. biz 1876;
flad, 35%=pfinbis, 12se. Bis 125e.;
23=pfinbig, 13e. Bis 1916.
2ebenbes @efliisel: pro gfunb:
iunse Sibner 12e. Bis 24c.; 9ennen
10c. PRO pfunb; gnten Sc. biz &c.;
@Gnie PRO 6tid 30e. bts &c.; Sau=
ben PRO gaar zoe. Biz 3Oc.
gier, pro Subenb 113c. biz 1876.
5ru9te unb 5eGbfri3te.
Nepfel, proJaB, Mepz9orter $500
Biz $4.25; Nnanas, pro Crate -
Big -; Qpfelfinen, pro aifte$2.0O
Bis $500; Grobeeren, pro Auart sc.
Bis 1Oc.
Semitic: tpeiBe aartoffeln, proguz
f9el SOC. Bis &C.,; neue $1.25 BIZ
$500 pro SAP; 3piebeln soc.
bis SOC. PRO 100 8iinbel; Weibtphl,
biefiser-- Big pro sOnne;odniiasr
= bis - pro Sonne; friiber Nepz
gprter, pro Crate Csc. bis 75c.;
3uderriiben, DC. Big Sc. pro 8unoel;
Sellerie, pro Crate $3.50 bis
$3.50 pro 8iinbsl; Meerrettig, pro
gui9elfiite, 5Oc. Bis Coz. @riine
8obnen, PRO Serb $1.25 Bis $1.75;
@pinat, pro 8ui9elfiite 25c. bis 3Oc.
garotten, pro 8uf4elfiite 4Oc.-5Oe.;
Somatoes, PRO 6 8orb Carrier $1.5O
Bis 1925; @urfen, pro atite $1.6O
Bis $500; Rabiesden, pro Tab zoe.
big $1.25; Spurgel, pro OuBenb 75e.
Biz $500; 9ppfialat, PRO Site zoe.
bis 25c.; CRIME Grbien, pro gui4el=
tprb Toe. bis $1.O0.
Butter, PRO Pfunb:
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gei0rbernng bon Pnffa9en.

adna. Der srforbsrIi4en 3sit our Grs
reihune Der periAieosnen Be-
ftimmungsorts.
rntenItsbsnb 1T bic unssfdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der poftId9en bon
benz galtimorer poIt girsau ma,
ben baupHddlidsn einbeimiidsn uno
a~uspdrtissn Stdotsn psr3eianst.
SnIano.
Ntfanta, 60, 10 Stunoen.
Mt.antit=gitp, 0.sS., 6 6tunbcn.
Vropflpn, 80, 6 6tnHpsn.
burlington. 9srmpnt. ~ etansen
buffalo, N.s9., Is GtnnbeR.
Cape Tan, RS, 6 6tuuben.
Gbdrfefon. G.sG., is etunDtn-
Gbieaso. Sns., / Sag.
GeIumbU, S.lE.. II GtanncA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Gdwn9e, ilerp0ie 8erionell.

aetIaot BON G&iuerr1utA. Grr6tbsn. Yitfern. 6efjs
.,snsen6fremnbss ME einfoA uno binie 0efAledbfss
fronatetteu, 00t0em cer 9msenbfanbem, Ar1nspf
oDesbrn3 (0dfteUceie). erftebpftnDeN HeAAgx un1
0mhere ulnrts lno beiuperishrenhe 3eiokn. f4nsn
unb bonernD GebeiIt iperben t6unen. - Gan1 nenes
6eiIufrfohreu. Mud elm 0apitel iibes Oerbutung
n arosen QinDerjepens unb bsxen jMlinme 5olgen
snthdtf DiejeS tebrret&e DuM, 6efien nenette Wuls
IoQe naA Gmtfana uon rs Gents 8riefmastea
SeIfsoslt bssf6IDt wtrD BON bsr
PRavAT KIJuk. 1o1 Ell Ava. ksw Yerk. Mx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
NiehmGrfte.

Gaft 2tbertn, ga., Is. Mot.
- Del Mdrft fir Rtnbbieb mar itetiJ
Bel stpi1den $3.50 unb $3.50 i4panz
tenben 9reiI en. Shpeine: Martt rui
big, bic preiie bariirten spii4en "a
bis $685.. @4aofe: Martt flau; bic
Yreife pariirten spiiden $500 uno
S5.75.
Gbicoso, Sns., %. Mai. -
Die 3ufubr bon Rtnbbieb betrug 5000
5tiid; Yreiie pariirten spif9sn $500
unb $500. Sdneine: 3ufubr 5000;
preiie bariirten spifden $500 Bis
1921. S9aafe: 3ufubr $4,000; Die
Yreiie pariirten 5pifdsn $40 BIS
45 S5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24
Germ6sen in VatentsM eoi,iner.
Sin pobl6efanntss patentzM eoi5inz
9efddft iosben ineorporirt. -
Cine 9slesenbeit fur bas ean5s

&CUlN.
Giniss Der gr0btsn Hsidtbimsr Der
gegsnpdrt ipuroen i'm putsniz Weoiz
ainz@sf9dfte bsrbisnt. Wir psrnsilen
auf bas furftrhs @intommsn, oefen
fi9 bic Munpons, Mbers. 9ooos unb
Mnbers erfrsuen. Die III. g. Nrmp G.
Napp Sabist &C.," cine pateHtzM soiz
ainzgompasnie, pelds felt mshrsrsn
Sabrsn in bieIer unb 9unoerten bon
anosrsn ,3situusen anssastst purbs, it
gum 3tpeds Der 9srgrDBerune bss &C.
ihGfts incorporirt tporben, unb offe=
rfrt benz Yublifum cine bsi9rGnfte
Mn3abl BON Qftien.
Oas @eiddft lit abfolut f9urbsn,
fret, tpobl bstannt uno piro ohne
53tpeifsl tlsinsn aapitaliitsn CUTE Diz
pioenbsn auf 2sbensaeit bs3ablen.
0olls g~inaelnbsiten auf @srlaneen Bel
Der III. g. Nrmp C Napp 5 a f.
let 6 e." GIT. II, OF IA. Strabe,
Nep=Yprf. QO2S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-24

@sridisbrs StaotIbsile, in tpelfl.r
poIt=WsrtbIa9sn osrfauft

nerDen.
TelDafe, G. o. eeott.
yor,.gapdD Qurnea 8. 6opbineton.
goriubsgpsnie urb Sarriionfrabe 9aobtrt @,
g. 6al.
q. strabs unb 6untihooorsIuenu - Souls
Meinopnar.
Cranaepine 6irom Ri1nble.
sortsgp.nue unbS obuion=6trabe q. 2. 6.
Ehttot.
g.. uno gpuob=strase, &ieblanotorn - GAMES
g. Sruar.
crarqspine George Ben.
CIR. 25. llnion.9lpsnue (Wooobtrrp - Glcreno
9. Minioms.
prpabron unb galtimDrt=Strdbe George 3.
Map.
rlnter=Gtotibr, Wtnninlbdrisr SdDrA - y. q.
Gropr.
gombense tation. .galtirortsC bicsgabR.s
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Terlanat in Maaemeinea.
9eutf6es Mrbeits : Ra4peifunss=
Wiirpn1

Nr. 219, sse=e barp= strabe. unter Der aufh9t Der
rGsuti9en 9%eitai9aft.4 - Sitltnisen, pslbe oeats
fde Sanbipertcr, arbeiter uno 9ienftbottn 3u bts
i6aitiotn piinibcn. ipoaen fib periOnli1 coer in
f~ranfirten Vrieien an ben gasnten Der @etsai9aft,
Nolan 8. Wtper, Hr. PIG, Sib=5barpz
Gtrabc, penben, tpelber untntaeltll1 Mistlnlf er=
fbeiIen tpirp. (Soh2o,lS1
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' ~
mem.
Maffinirter 3uder: pro pfunb, eez
piirfelt, 6.1Oc; pulperiitrt, S.. 70c.;
STANDARD granulirt 5.55; fein graz
nulirt 5.55c..; Grpital u 5.55c.; Con-
Petitioners u 5.4Oc.; Wbmiral 5.35c.;
unb aelber AGO Bis Be.
@alsflsifd, pro pfunb, ean5e
5dultern, eneltid gei9nitten, Bic;
gang fur5e Nippen 99c.; tur5e @eiz
tenrippen 1915; 5eitenfped 10c.;
aanse 2eibitiide &C.; Sped : S4ulz
tern, englif6 gef6nitten, &c.; rSuz
aar : Gureb" 8ruitIiide &C; vSus
aar , Gureb" S9ultern 8ao.-@4inz
/ fen = fleine 1876; obne 9aut 12e.;
picnic &c.; nMebz"S dpeinefleii9
$1,000 pro SAB. Sdmal5 - in
Sierces, gut raffinirt 94e.; in Sal
fern 94c.
aaffee: N~otirungen iinb, pie folst:
&c. bis &c. PRO pfb. fir Ger. 7 Rio;
Santos Sc. Bis lie. PRO Pfo.; Weaz
racaibo 91c. big 12c.; SABA zoe. Bis
239e.; Motfa 1876. big 19c.
@er0iteter 8affee: 6. 8. s. in 9tz
item 114c. Biz II 7f10c. pro pfunb;
in gii6Ien unb SG6en, reiner SABA
32c. big 321c.; einerMaracaibo 22c.
-221c.; SABA Ii. Moffa, genlif9t
&c. Biz Csc. PRO pfb.; reiner @antos
19e. bis 191e. PRO pfunb.
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verbittert 30 vielen das Lebens dass wiz seine ael'
lung uns yum grossten Verdienst anrechnen. ou-
sere Pillen helen dasselbe und andere tnun CD
NIGHT.
Carriers Little Liver Pills sind sehr Klein uno
sebr leiebt einzunehmen. Fine oder zwei davon
sind cine Dosis. Sic sind aus krautern bereitss
und verursachen weder Leibweh noch Durcnrati'
thun iedoch hire Schuldigkeit bel Jedem in mlr
Zu haben in allen Apotheken oder per Post.
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MAtIt6e Mmffldrnne

mtbdIt has e~ebiesene beutfde Werf ..0sr Nets
f~nilessalnfer", 45. NuEcse. $50 eeiten fart. NIT
nielen lebrrei6en Snuftrationen. nebft elmer Mbs
b~anblur9 iiber finnerloie Gbcn, tuel4es bon Wann
unb Erau eeIefen nerben foate. tlnenfbebrlid,
fir innee 2eute, bic fb nerebeli8en tporcn, ohes
uireIiidlid, perheirdfbef ftmb.
man aefinne ainter 3euat nno G5efhIebfsfranl.
beitcn uno bic b6ien Golgen BON S:aencsintetr.
tnie 9dtpddbe, -WerppfItdt. Snppfei1a, rpCifs'
bddtniS. Gnersielpfisfcit uno &rampfdtcrb rud,.
pbne f6bdhItd,en Weciiinen eaiiernn licilcn fann.
Gin reuer Treunb unb ,peiier Hatbseber 1T oiefes
nnnbsrtrstisds osntIHs SuG. tnelhss man gm'
!Ala8 forafam oerpadt. fret suseihidt uirb.
DEUTSChES HElS-INSTITUTe
10 EAST &. STREET,
fyiher II Gr'nscn Ularc. w. --rr. -. q
Der rRettunas MnfsrS it aud a.
boben Bel Grsoerid Witts. 236 Noros
6pmdrb=GtrQRS
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SaItimDrrr WarftheriMte.
(9tri1tst fir ben ,8.uti6:n GorreiponotEt:n. q
3. Wm. WtbDenbprf & gp.l

C1frt5tet fir ben sS.Itl6:n Gorrelponotrtsn.H y
5. Wm. MtboenOprf & Co.,
8dltimore,2 %. Mai 1901.
Wei5en. - Oie beutige 3ufubr be-
trug 5000 Bufdel; @eianot BON ben
Glebatoren 4O,SO1 8ufdel; glepato>
ren=0orratb 551,998 8uidel. Spot
79s-79t rotber 3 755-76, Steaz
mer 2 755-76, fibli9er 72-8O1.
iibliner flaiftfi5irt 774-sO1, Mai
7es-79t, Stunt 781, Suli 75l-751,
Iueuit TAI.
Mais. = beutige 3ufubr 1926
8uf9el; @erianbt BON @lepatoren 91,z
O87 8ufhel; glebatoren ? 8orratb
SIT, 278 8uf9el. 0erfauft / Wdgz
eon eemifdter. Spot semif4ter At
47s, Spot Nr. 2 peiber 484-48aa
Steamer eemifdter 464-46s. fibli=
der tpeibsr $780,, fioliher gelber
49-5O, Mai 471-47s, Stunt Al
47i, Suli 47-474.
9afer. = 9eutige 3ufuhr 29,889
8uf9el; bon Glepatoren suridseaoz
gen 1904 8ufhel; glepatoren : @orz
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g:t peab5ap ftntr- Dsridsrangs'
@efeI{dait NON Baltimore.

VtTe"sV"I' w"
" +. A15, - ater-S 4 e.
hsr Eoifoifee=Nue. seseniber-
Sic ii Jest bsreit, life Arten Gebdube, Nfobein nna
Acknowledgement in Der Stobt ohey ouf bem Sanse
ani tin Sabr ober tiraere 1ermine su periitern.
Dtreftoren
SeGe Esion. Eerpiuono 6. 2atrots.
Francis Athtte, aSillam tarpep.
SRibaro @romweG NnoreU .. Sones.
u. 8. uluton. Saues " Bates.
Solbua g.. 6aIpe3. ". g3. Sames
Stdbaro .. Dot. Brdfbent;
i4priI10s1S) 0rifhtb Geelemuer, 9 ct,eta.
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GteQengeiude

6telIeeefub:
Cine Game, Der fran,oflden Sprd6e n%onfommen
rtddtia, ipiini6t lliterri6ts hur ben 81 ertbeilen.
Won %abreifire: Mme. 4obDrsfi=Yoifon, Rr. 1872,
ct. 0aufzstrabe. Wdi16)
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men fir Grancs: 9anfiers : Grotten
5.18s auf 60 Sage. auf @iht 5.164,
faufmdnnif4e 5.18f-5.20 auf 50
Gage. Reidsmarf 81 1916, @ulben
40 1f16.
Sterling 8antiers fir. 60 Sage
4.85, auf eidt 4.88s. faufmdnniide
4.84a-4.851.
0ertdufe auf Der hieiisen gffeften=
Unrfe
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FIRST CALL

700 HnlpsGarollnd
$1,000 sm6orp AZ Bomb Gtis............... 80
sO01gitp : suburban 5,, 8. G............ 80
1900 Gotten Sud 81
10000 Cotton Sud 63A
1000 GEORGIA : alabama Gonipl 5.r..........1os4
5000 Rai.ieb uno gaiton fundamentally
5000 iln;teo gabn uno electric 60. Sne...... 76s
1000 llnitep Eabn MID electric So. Snt...... 76a
1000 Mstrosplitan Strabsn=Sabn Gr........1l9
1900 9et.rsbrrg
10 Shtcrnatiorol 5ruft ................. 90
@ antsrHational 5ruft .................. 80
i Saternationaf Sruft ..."............. $751;
IS ganf Don galtinurs.
100 StaborD Com 2ot
IT'S Staboro Qfo a
so uuitep 9abu uno electric So Com 5000. l6l
100 Marplano G~aiualtp .....-.....-..... 54i
Is Cotton Sud reg af
I'M of&,, Et@ rn ~
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
OWNED AND OPERATED By TIE GOVERNMENT.

When Manila fell there were prac-
tically no telegraph or cable connec-
lions anywhere In the Phil ppines.
( The system Of u land wires connecting
the principal towns, and the cable be-
tween Manila and Iloilo and Iloilo and
6Cebu had been sealed and abandoned
by the owners, the Eastern Extension
Australasia and China Gable company,
which announced that it would not
open until the United States could as
sure protection for its employees and
property. sl.5s 81. a.S5;s 8
4. Immediately upon the occupation Of
Manila the question Of wires assumed
a serious phase. Indeed the trouble be-
gan at the capture OF the place, and
the destruction Of our wires was the
first hostile act Of the Insurgents Up
on Aguinaldo's taking the Warpath it
became useless to stretch a line unless
the army surrounded it or unless it
was defended by a patrol close enough
I together to shout message along. The
system abandoned by the Eastern Elk
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07

part Of her quipment, which was pro-
] ] cured f' IN England, at Gibraltar.
he problem OF securing a satisfac-
tory force had been by no means an
E'a cas- one, for the business Of cable lay
Ing IS a6neW one in the United States.
The IS services Of Mr.. Otto Strubel, an en-
gineer Of the French Gable company,
were secured and those Of Mr.. Henry
Winter y an officer Of the Anglo Amer
lean cable ship Manila. Only three
! mel IS OF the Rockers crew had had ex-
perience in cable work. An expert
jointer Of rubber cable was enlisted in
New York, but he deserted the expedi-
ton: q few days before it left. Care
had been taken, though, to have two
#sergeants Of the signal corps instruct
ed by him In the art, in case Of such an
emergency. Il @a Il:
After arriving at Manila the Hooker
was sent to Hongkong to coal, struck
an utlying roof Of Corregidor Island,
and after all, down went the cable to
the bottom of the sea. OF course, that
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
The Religious Dance, Seville.

Seville is the one place in the, world
where dancing is a part of religion.
The dancing of the Seises before the
high altar, as saw it at the feast Of
the immaculate Conception, to me- was
not simply curious thing, but a thing
perfectly dignifed, perfectly religious,
Without a. suspicion of levity or indie
corum. This conservation Of the dance,
this turning a possible vice into a
means of devotion, this bringing Of the
peoples art, the peoples passion, into
the church, finding it place there, is
precisely one of those acts Of divine
worldly wisdom which the Catholic
church has often practiced in her con-
quest Of the world. And it is a quite
logical development Of that very elab-
crate pantomine, using the word in all
seriousness, which the ceremonies Of
the church really are, since all have
their symbolical meaning, which they
express by their gestures. Already we
find in them every art but one: poetry,
(the very substance Of the liturgy ora
tory, music, both Of voices and Of In
struments, sculpture, painting, all the
decorative art, costume, perfume, every
art lending its service; and new at
last dancing finds its natural place
there, in the one. city Of the world
where it's presence is most perfectly In
keeping Spectator. 81. 4
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
Housewife sca1ds Rattlesnake.

Providence Correspondence of the
Boston Journal: Mrs Claus Peterson,
resident of South Auburn, had a
thrilling encounter with big rattle
snake today, and the ever. handy ket-
tie of hot water undoubtedly saved her
life. AS she stood in her cellar kitchen
near the cook stove, she was startled
to hear a rafting noise, the like Of
which she had never heard before. She
was charmed at first and then terrified
at the long reptile which was winding
it's way down the cellar stairs. When
she recovered from her fright some
what she started toward the snake
with a rolling pin, and 1t curled into
an ominous coil. Then It's rattle rang
out furiously and she retreated to the
stove, and Selling a kettle Of hot wa
ter threw It on the snake. The reptile
writhed and soon died. Some time
afterWard Mrs. Peterson went into the
yard and found her cow dead killed by
the snake.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
Engines Using Petroleum Fuel.

The Southern Pacific company on its
Pacific system has 779 engines, to.
which have just been added fifty en-
gines, ordered last year, and to which.
are to be added 1o3, for which orders
are now outstanding The, company
now has ninety-fVe engines using Pc
troleum fuel while an order has been
issued for the equipment of all engines
for burning petroleum. Estimating
the consumption Of the engines at
tWenty-one barrels of oil each day for
300 days in the year, the consuming
power of the engines will be. 5,SS4,2O0s
barrels. Compared with coal, the use
Of OIL fuel, when established through
out the system, will represent a saving
to the company Of 81, 100000 annually,
as $ determined by previous experience
Of the road in the use of oil.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
LET EIIs CROPS ROT nv
TIIE GROUND EVER X YEAR

The Atlanta Constitution reports the
death Of =. N. Calvary, "a curious char
acter. near Fayetteville, N G Cal
vary was found dead Of heart disease
IN his. his home His age was 70. He lived
alone. His body was found sitting in
q chair. He was the most eccentric
man in all North Carolina. He came
there thirteen years ago from New
burg, a. x, bought 100 acres, started
q vineyard, built a large house, which
he handsomely furnished. He worked
on his vineyard and truck farm
steadily, but never made shipment.
Each years harvest was allowed to
rot. He worked ten hours day, tim
ing himself as IL working for hire. He
recently returned from New York,
where he had his bank account. In
his house is much fine silverWare. He
had ia $500 on his person when found
He sold twelye-acre vineyard on the
Hudson River for s12, 900.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
The ssAIice,' society.

81 There is a society in America called
the Alice society, which obliges ev-.
eryone to be Thoroughly, well up in
Lewis CARROTS two books, '.sAlice in
Wonderland" and t.Alice Through the
Looking Glass The ceremony of ini-5
tlation appears to be that the sem
tence, Never imagine yourself not to
De otherwise than what it might ap-
pear to others that what you were or
might: have been was not otherwise
than what you had. been would have
appeared to them to be otherwise" has
has to be learnt in five minutes from
verbal dictation. The society appears.
to have no particular object but that
OF fraternity. When a member of the
Alice society goes into the country
for the summer, and there discovers
other members of the same fraternity,
afternoon teas are got up, and one of
the rules Of this society is that when
anyone gives a tea they must have
something original in the way of re-
freshments. The society seems to be
rather refreshing and unique.-The
Onlooker. -"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
The Composition Of Gas Man tels.

=
n The. mantel used in the Welsbach
light is made Of a combination or mix
ture of two rare earths, known as
.thoria and ceria, and to produce the.
proper effect they must be combined
in a definite proportion, says the Phil
adelphia Record. T 5comb ined in equal
quantities they give practically no
light. the m tlta. merely becoming red
hot. The effective combination is 90
per cent of thoria and one per cent
of ceria. Why this very slight addition
of ceria to the thoria should SO enor-
nously increase the light is not yet
thoroughly understood. It has been
found that a mantel made wholly OF
either earth will give only about one
eleventh as much light as one made OF
the proportions just named.