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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

II is not generally known that since
destined to he a state prison. In 1911
the Portuguese blnishcd noblemau.
named Fernando Lopez, to this island.
Later on the East India company sent a
rajah 10 be informed there but he died
on the voyage; then came the memora-
bic exile Of Napoleon, which brought st.
Helena into prominent notice. and recent
ly, when the question arose what should
be done with the Boer prisoners Of war.
ST. Helena naturally suggested itself as
the safest and most suitable place.-Car-
diff Western Mail
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

ser booking up from his work.
Thus they met for the first time since
leaving West Point. Custer called thr
next day m the chief engineer Of the
road
There is a man named Rosser." said
he. under you as a construction boss
~ -, and one of the best | ever had.
Anything wrong about him?"
No, replied Custer, nut he was at
West Point with me, and afterwards be-
came infringement of cavalry under
the Confederacy. Cant you give him
something better than the work he is do
mg?''
WHY | have been looking for just
such mIn." said the engineer.
And SO Rosset. through Clusters kind
~ offices, became second in command OF
the engineer corps. 4 few months later
n" was promoted TO he CHIEF engineer.
He made good use of the opportunities
his position afforded for profitable in
veS:ment, and today is accounted one
of the wealthy men of his native Nir-
ninil.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24
More Laughter, Less Suicides.

The physiological benefits of laughter
cannot he overestimated. II shakes up
the diaphragm. sets the pulses beating To
lively measure, stimulates the blood
corpuscIes, enliyens the brain aud some.
times produces dislocaton Of the jaw
when INDUCED in too heartily by n man
with a large mouth. Used with discrc-
tion laughter is as inspiring as sea
breeze, as refreshing rs an August
shower. It's moral effect is beyond COM
putation. 1t has killed more ridiculous
superstitions by its rollcking r0ars OF
unbelief than any other agency. What
can be more derisive than a laugh? Thu
man who laughs never kills himself
This is the reason 50 few Irishmen COM
nit snicide IiterarY Era
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24
THE BIRTH OF NEW WORDS.
War, Science, Society aud Slang Make
Additions 10 Our Vocabulary.


Additions 10 Our Nocabulary.
a curious speculation might be started
as to what words now in current use
hut unknOwn to the dictionary Of today.
will force acceptance from the dictionary
of tomorrow. The accident of the Trans
vaal war brought into our daily speech
2 number of South African words Of
Dutch origin, such as "kopie" and
"veldt,' which previously had found mea.
ger tolerance only in books of travel.
The latest supplement to Wehster's Die
tlonary issued about six months ago
opened wide its doors to a large number
~ these. The Century, the Standard and
other dictionaries, of course. do not con
tain the majority Of them. The popular
lzation Of golf and Of bridge whist has in.
vtted photographed sanction to a num-
Der Of verbal barbarities
Science almost daily spawns novelties
Of nomenclature which may or may not
he formulated through the general lust
for exact expression. Slang. the garbage
Of speech, often possesses the fprtilizing
qualities Of the heap. SO it will be seen
there are innumerable avenues Of all
sorts through which new words may ar
rive to knock at the portal Of the die
tlOnary. Literary Era
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24
CiCiiy a Natural Garden.

The natural fertility of Sicily is in
deed remarkable. Without the use %
fertilizers three different growths- olives.
vines and wheat4-hourish III close pr0x-
unity. writes a correspondent in the New
York Post. Great sections already arti-
iicially watered are among the garden
spots Of the world. The Piano del Cap
pucinui'' at Trapani. on the Western
shore. the far-famed "Conca rOro' near
Palermo. and the entire Eastern coast
north Of Catania are sections which snr-
pass in fertility the favored valleys or
Tuscany Already 10OOO0O0 orange
trees. or two-thirds Of the total number
grown in Italy flourish on the island.
while cotton all linsecd. the almond. the
olive the carol, and the mandarin are
eXtensively rased
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

In this year Of giacc 1901 the doom
Of the mosquito has been pronounced.
and it is declared by the human race
that this pest must go II is one thing.
however. 10 proclaim and another thing
to compel. Although as members Of the
efforts to extermnate the mosquito. and
confidently expect that our side will win.
we must express our admiration for the
persistent and relentless hardhood Of the
foe. He is evidently possessed Of a
courage which was once called splendid.
but which is now 50 common that we
may some day find il even IN IL" heart
Of "a June bug, But it is. nevertheless.
true that the mosquito must go.-Har-
npr'e Weekly
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

United States fish commission at Woods
Hole last winter. after they had been
marked with tags showing their weight.
have been caught by the Nantucket fish
crmen. None OF the fish had gained
much in weight Fish A. $50. released
near Woods Hole on January 10, was
Y. -. released near NobSka on Deem
Der 21. 1900, ana a 522. set free in
Great Harbor. were also caught off Quid-
net, and dozen or mere fish liberated
ut Woods Hole on January 10 have been
caught of 'Sconeset, fifty miles away.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

It Is said that there were at least
100000 mustangs scattered over the
plains Of Arizona, New Mexico and
Texas ten years ago. and that now near
~ all &c them are gone. "A few were
caught and kept by the Indians III their
reservations. bur the wild horse Ia y
natural state, Is practically extinct.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24
June in vienna.

The glorious June weather AT Vienna
has caused a general rush 10 the wc5ds,
and as there is no capital city on the con-
tInent with such beautiful environs there
is some difficulty III knowing which way
to turn. There is perhaps. no place
where more surprises in the way Of i'm
than in these cnyirons, and. as North
Germans admit. the Thuringcrwald and
the Hartz alone can approach tine quiet
beauty of the Wienerwald. Everywhere
one secs quaint villages and picturesque
villas built among the trees or on the
pateauX of low hills only to be ap-
preached by long winding roads or by
zigzag paths. \ railway jhree and o
half miles in length on the Rigi system
aSccnds the KahIenberg, and members
through woods, where. at one point
aeross a deep assure, the eXcursi0uist
fances himself within q hundred yards
If the hotel. The entire head Of the val
ley has, however. IL be trayer.ed before
be again comes within sight Of its long
terrace Here magnificent view awaits
him. Far away the entire city lies spread
out before him. On the other side the
nofle Danube can be- seen like n silver
band for many miles. while the ranges
Of heights can be traced to the Carpa
THAN spurs and the Syrian Alps. SO
carefully marked are the reads through
the forests that with a small pocket map
one may trust oneself alone in the dens-
est woods.
Rodney-sT don't know just where to
place hose Iifiingt0ns."
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24
Some Prominent Peoole.

Admiral and Mrs Dewey are ut New
castle, y. H, where they Will remain
several weeks.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

The Of the the
of
York whelman stunt
II
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

Rodney don't know just where to
place hose IifIingt0ns"
Dabney -"Dh. that's an easy matter;
financially. they are somebody: intel.
leetually. they are nobody. Life.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Neraochan
have closed their summer residence at the
Highlands of Edvesiuk and have gone 10
Northeast Harbor.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

Mrs Hermann Oelrichs is for the mo-
ment the most popular woman in New
port, as her name headed the list Of pc
titioners 10 the city government asking
for permission 10 hold the automobile
races.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

Between 22.OOO.0OO and 24.OO0.0O0
cans Of French peas" have been packed
in Indiana this year
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

Mrs. ). Van Rensselaer, Cruscr has
taken house in Washington. where She
will spend next winter. She IS now stay
;ng with her sitter Mrs. Francis Men ii
Bacon. At the .atter'~ country place NJ
Ridgefeld. Conn She vlN 20 10 the
Berkshires in The autumn
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

George A Custer and Thomas L. Ros-
ser We're chums and classmates at W"st
Point Military academy. relates a writer
in Success They left that institution in
1861, the enc 10 enter the Union and the
other the Confederate army. Both proved
their skill and vaor on score Of battle
fields. Tbs end Of the war. however
found R0sser peaniless. with q wife ana
children dependent upon him for support.
There were no openings in the South. hut
employment must De had. He made his
way to the Northwest ana secured work
on the Northern Pacific railway. then in
course Of construction. One day Gen.
Custer. riding along the line Of the ROAD.
noticed q section boss whose face seemed
strangely familiar.
"Isn't your name Rosser?' he finally
asked
why, Custer, how are you?H said Ros-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Lorilard ara stay
inc with Mrs. James Z. Kernochaa 1t
Newport. while Miss Fanny Reve. sister
Of the late Mrs. Paran Stevens, is the
guest Of Mrs. George $, Scott.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-08-24

The New York Times says that til
reporter who goes to interview Richar,
Croker for the first time realizes he i
confronted with serious obstacle, wheI
Mr. Croker puts the usual question t.
HIM: Why should Won come 10 me TO
this information any more than yol
should ask any other citizen you shoul,
meet?"
Evening star., 1901-04-05
Too Late?-

Take elevator morning third floor the Palais
Royal and before night promise Taorade Costume
attractive be church Sunday
ornngsght alterations have be made Such altera-
ons however the exception The stock here of Readyto
Suits and Wraps includes
est shortest alest Nothing trashy nothing absurdy
Cloth Suits here $40 that equal $40 ooder gowns
Evening star., 1901-04-05
FLATTENED THE Glands"
Damage to Gun by Premature Burst
ing OF u Shell.

The Navy Department has received an
official report on the bursting of shell
from one of the Kentuckys guns. The re-
port says the explosion occurred at the in
slant the shell left the gun. SO that the
full force of the concussion was not con-
veyed to the gun. 1t " as sufficient, how
ever, to do some damage to the forward
part Of the weapon, and for two inches
around the inner muzzle the 'lands"
are entirely fattened cut. These lands"
are a succession of slight elevations and
depressions, for the purpose Of accurate
rif1ing, and the terrific force of the explo-
sion Is shown by the entire disappearance
of the lands for depth of two inches
This does not, however. cripple the gun In
any way, and there VIII no necessity for
repairing It, 1t was one of the big thir-
teen-inch guns Of the Kentucky. and the
shell which exploded weighed something
over LOO pounds. The shell was one of
those furnished by private ordnance con-
Germs, and cost 81 ,45O.
Evening star., 1901-04-05
$40 for Sll EtonS.

The ultra fashionable Taffeta
Silk Elton Jackets, tucked all
over. Lined with satin, in white
or colors. Sizes "a to 10.
They are not $40 Etons-they
are extra good value at SII,
which is our regular price.
SS for So Jackets.
Choice of box, fly front and
Eton effects. Materials are
cheviot and covert cloths. Some
with velvet collar-all are tai
lor finished. Sizes 81 to 44-in.
English tan and black.
Evening star., 1901-04-05
Puni.hment OF cerilo canido.

General orders emanating from the d.
vision of the Philippines contain the record
Of the trial by military commission of one
Cerilo Canido. native. charged with forci-
BILE abduction and murder. The specifca-
tions in the case alleged that the native
was one of band of outlaws which car
ried away certain native, who has never
been seen since, and also that the accused
participated in the abduction and murder
of still another native. The accused plead
ed mot guilty." and while no witness to
the crimes charged could be found, other
evidence made it appear beyond reasonable
doubt that the native on trial was an
active participant in the crimes stated
He was sentenced to be confined at hard
labor for fifteen years, and this was ap-
proved by the reviewing authority
Evening star., 1901-04-05
Easter Gloves,
Coupon No. 2.

This Star Coupon and 81 35 entities
bearer to one pair of Ladies' Best
$3.50 "Palais Royal Suede Kid
Gioves-fitted at our risk Good only
for Saturday, April 6, 1901, from 8
am. to pm.
Evening star., 1901-04-05
Gone to yew York.

Third Assistant Postmaster General Mad
den left yesterday for New York to look
into various postal matters, including the
registry feature OF the new scheme for re-
lieving the congestion at the main office
at New York. Capt. N. NJ. Brooks, SUI
gone to New York IN connection with the
changes.
Evening star., 1901-04-05
Coupon No. 3.

This Star Coupon and sac entities
bearer to one pair OF Misses 81
Glace Kid Gloyes-ftted at our risk.
Good only at the Palais Royal from
9 am. to @ pm. on Saturday. April
@. 1901.
Evening star., 1901-04-05
SIS for Sf8.75 Suits.
S3.98 for S. Skirts.

The wonder is how these Tai
lor-finished Skirts can be profit
ably sold at S.. They are made
of all-wool homespun, in light
and medium grays. Note the
double stitched seams.
Evening star., 1901-04-05
KILL THE BABIES
Careless Mothers Who Use
Dangerous Purgatives.
A MENACE TO MANKIND EASILY AVOIDED BY
TIE Use OF A RATIONAL. REMEDY
EVERY MOTHER SHOULD
HEED THE WARNING.

The slaughte' of the innocents nothing in
comparison with the destruction of infants caused
by .'Physic.''
Not 50 very long the poor little sufferers were
usually forced to swallow violent purges and IT
was luck n they got it all right
The stomach and bowels Of the baby are sources
Ut constant discomfort The milk food sours in
the bahys delicate little insides and forms curd
aud the fermentation of this uudlgested substance
makes gases which produce wind collie Then the
Httie people begin to scream with agony and the
excited mother or nurse pours down the physic
That's the time for the use OF Cascarets Candy
'athartic- lf the babe be sucking the mother
makes her milk mildly purgative Iy eating a Cas-
caret- Older Infants eat little piece like candy
in oil cases Casearets mild but positive never
grip nor gripe, stop sour stomach move the bow
els naturally and put things right as they should
be
Vow. Mamma. luy and try Cascarets today IFS
what they do, rot what we say they'll do
proves their merit. All druggists loo 25c or soc
or mailed for price. Send for booklet and free
sample. Address Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago:
Montreal, Can, or New York.
m nj M This is the CASCARET tablet
0 Gssy oss q ,5s as a5. Ss
WUW e G. Lo9k at the tablet before
limitations and substitutes
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-11

after two-months' absence. During that
time he spent thirty days off with the
O. r. C.'s, and the remainder in Albany
examining people connected with the
road.
The Shakers of Glynn and Camden
have been investing again in lands and
cattle and they now have twenty-six
thousand acres around Brunswick In this
county, and White Oak, in Camden
county. On this they have seven hundred
head of cattle and over one thousand
head OF sheep besides a number of
horses. Their Investment in Georgia lands
has been successful and the colony is In
creaslng in numbers.
Brunswicks Board of Trade is endeav-
oring to locate cigar factory here and
looking to that end have invited Perez
and Lopez of Birmingham to look over
the field. Mr.. Lopez is now here, being
shown the advantages and what Bruns-
wickians win do for the new enterprise.
Mr.. f. d. M. Strachan was down the
Sound to-day with the Monsoon. giving
the swift yacht a practice sail. The
Dragon Is expected here tomorrow,
when the trial races win be arranged.
Brunswickians are looking forward to
these practice races with great deal
af interest. The Monsoon being built
entirely here and having a local owner is
regarded as a Brunswick boat with ev-
cry feeling Of loyalty that such owner
shin inspires
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-11
A LIVELY LOT OF IRISHMEN.
Mike Dady's Crews Pay Brunswick a
Visit.

Brunswick, Ca, July 10-Three i'm
mense ocean-going tugs. the Tormentor.
KATRINA Francesca and Bucanneer, tow
to coal up, preparatory to resuming their
tow across the Gulf to Cardenas, Cuba.
They are chartered by Michael j. Dady.
the well-known Brooklyn politician, to
aid in his contracts for dredging around
Cardenas harbor. The crews were made
up of jolly hearted Irishmen, and for
about two hours they furnished all sorts
of fun for a number of spectators. Most
OF the crew came ashore and hit the
Half Acre. where fun and frolic was kept
fast and furious, while the tugs blew
their whistles continuously calling the
crew in
This repeated blowing attracted a num-
Der of citizens as well as the crew, and
when the crew began to show up singly
and in pairs the fancy cake walk step
wasn't in 1t with the different ways their
legs were lacking. One of them wanted
dinner and the cook said It was after
hours. This brought on lively tussle and
ended in a bout between several others
who sympathized with their respective
laNofltes. One Oh the engineers Hnally
showed up and echoed the sentiments of
the crowd by declaring that this was the
hottest little town he had ever run across
and they could throw his buds ashore"
He was finally induced aboard and
round up disclosed only one missing mem
Der. The crews then split on whether to
leave the one man, and another mix up
occurred on this proposition The
appearance Of this missing member closed
the scrapping incident. and the tugs pull
ed out with all on board in a good humor
except the cook and the fellow that did
not get his late dinner. The spectators
agreed that for a hot time the visitors
could furnish more Of it on shorter no
tice than any crew that ever struck this
port.
Capt. w. s. Bull, the well-known Plant
System conductor. has resumed his run
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-11
BOUND FOR MANILA.
Continued from First r.agey

tor Bacon's trip, particularly that portion
of 1t which covers China and Japan. DR..
Hill, acting Secretary Of State, during the
absence of Secretary Hay said to me in
speaking of the matter, Senator Bacon
is taking a step which every senator and
representative who can do so. ought to
take. Ii is particularly valuable, however,
to have a senator who is a member of the
foreign relations committee, and who.
therefore, has to deal with the intricacies
of foreign affairs go out to China and see
for himself the conditions there The Chi
nese question is bound to be prominent in
our international relations for a good
many years to come and Senator Bacon
as one OF the leaders of the Senate, will
have much to do with 1t all. 1t is axio-
matte that one who has been upon the
ground and who has taken advantage Of
opportunities TO study the people and con-
ditions at first hands, as 1t were, should
be better able to consider the questions
arising in the future than he would have
been without the knowledge he has re-
oeived In this way"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-11
r VERDERY==HAD FEELS LIKE NEW
-->~ ~ PERSON. THANKS
TRIED PHYSICIANS, "a AKKT1AIx TO PERUNA.
VISITED
SPRINGS. 10y SPEPCIA==IVJRE
n eonard F. Verdery, Real Esate and
Il Renting Agent. of Augusta. Ga,
- writes:

eonard F. verdery, Real Esate and
Renting Agent. of Augusta, Ga,
A-f writes:
with many others I want to add
my testimonial TO the wonderful good Pc
runa has done me. I have been a great
sufferer from catarrhal dyspepsia. /
tried many physicians visited a good
many springs, but l believe Peruna has
done more for me than all of the above
put together. / feel like new person.
have taken the Peruna and Manalin
together and always expect to have bot
tie in my home. Leonard +. Verdery.
Mr.. r. NJ. Baker. q prominent citizen
of Buckhead. Ga writes in recent let
ter his experience with Peruna to build
up broken down system. He says:
Some time ago l was troubled with
catarrh of the stomach and spent lots of
money in buying so-called catarrh medi-
cines and paying doctors bills. Peruna
was recommended to me by a friend and
after taking a few bottles / am happy to
say that l am now entirely cured
II can recommend Peruna because I
believe it to be the best .catarrh medi-
cine on the market MY WHOLE SYS-
TEN WAS OUT OF ORDER AND MY
HEALTH GENERALLY WAS VERY
BAD, BUT SINCE TAKING PERUNA
AM NOW ENJOYING BETTER
HEALTH THAN / CAN EVER RE-
MEMBER, AND FULLY BELIEVE
THAT PERUNA DID THE WORK.
shall always speak a good word in it's
behalf"
Catarrh assumes different phases IN
different seasons of the year. In the
The Savannah morning news., 1901-07-11
FUCKER TO DE REAPPOINTED
Internal Revenue Collector Seems to
Have Sure Thing.

Internal Revenue Collector Seems to
Have Sure Thing.
Washington, July 1O.-AH the indica-
tions at this end of the line tend to con-
firm the impression. so often expressed by
Internal Revenue Collector Fuckers
friends, that he will be reappointed to
succeed himself. His four-years' tenn of
Office is about to expire, and, in the mean
time, his political sponsors in Georgia
and elsewhere have filed with the Presi-
dent aud Secretary of the Treasury
strong appeals for his re-appointment.
As an indication that there is no inten-
tion of removing Collector Rucker, it is
known here that few days ago new
bond was Forwarded to him with the re-
quest that 1t be renewed. 1t was done
very quietly and without expectation that
it would excite the slightest comment.
In behalf of Collector Rucker, it is said,
that his administration of his office has
been very satisfactory to his superiors
and his re-appointment is urged by many
of the most prominent business men in
Georgia, without regard to politics. 1t
is not likely, however. that his appoint
rnent will be made without creating
something of contest, for there is a
small sized army of applicants for the
place. who claim that four years is quite
enough for Collector to have when there
is such short ration of pie on the po-
litical counter.