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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Upton Say. Yacht. Are Unsafe.

Chicago, Oct. 2l.-Sir Thomas .Epton
has declared himself in favor of change
in the construction of challengers and de,
tenders of the Americas cup.
1.-THE yachts should be something more
than mere racing machines" said Sir
Thomas. "The present yachts are not
safe. Should the cup ever cross to the
other side the challenger would have to
be built according to the British idea of
stability"
Sir Thomas has left for New York.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Declines Invitation to execution.

g., albany, N. Y, Oct. 2l.-Secretary Of
otate hay, in letter to State Superin-
.enaent OF Prisons Collins, declines the
invitation nv of the latter to designate an
ollelal representative of the government
10 De present at the electrocution of Col
goSz' the murderer of President McKin
ley g,,,,, The letter says:
While thanking you for your cour
tesy' it is not considered expedient to
nave representative of the government
vi the occasion you refer to-"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Amba..odar ohoate I. Home.

New new York, Oct. 2l.-Joseph H. Choats,
=: n''eu states ambassador to Great Brit
"in FORMER Vice President Levi P. Morton
anu General Francis V. Greene were pas
sensers on the steamer Philadelphia,
"iich has arrived here from Southampton.
MT. Choate was met at the steamship
pier oy his law partner, A. w. Evarts. He
r vas unwilling to discuss the reasons for
ms return home or to talk about the
lsthmian canal treaty,
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
large FIRE At SYDNEY, C.B.
TANNED BY A FIERCE GALE
Flames Swept Through the Principal
Business Portion of the Town
Firemen Handicapped by Lack of
water at First-TOtaI Destruction
of Town Averted by Heavy Rain
Storm.

Halifax, N. s., Oct. 21.-The pros
porous and thriving town of Sydney
Cape Breton, was almost swept out Of
existence by fierce confagration. The
hames, which were famed by a As
mile gale. swept through the principa
business portion of the town, causinf
ruin and devastation. Four blocks OF
the finest business buildings are il
ashes.
The firemen were greatly handicap
ped at the outset by the poor supply
of water. The fire started in three
story frame building on Charlotte
street, occupied by A. d. Giles and
Gordon & Keith. When the firemen
arrived on the scene the building was
burning fiercely and the wind was
blowing the flames over the tops OF
the adjoining buildings. In a very
short time the fire spread to the build.
ings occupied by Carr, jeweler;
Blanchard, Bentley & Co., and the
Maritime Premium company. Then 1t
spread to some small buildings on the
opposite side of the street and jumped
to the large department store of
Prowse Bros. & Crowell. which was
soon doomed. The whole town was
| then threatened.
Assistance was sent for and the fire
departments of North Sydney and
Glace Bay responded, and on arrival
got quickly to work, but every effort
to stop the flames was of no avail. The
fire swept from Charlotte to Prince
streets, and as far south as George
street, carrying everything before it..
Half an hour after the fire started one
quarter of the business portion of the
town was in flames.
The towns water supply now gave
out, and the engines had to be sent
to the harbor to pump water.
At 1880 two of the business blocks
we're destroyed and the fire spread to
Bentick street, and half an hour later
Bruce, George, Bentick and Charlotte
streets were mass of fire. The
miners resorted to the use of dyna-
mite and several buildings were blown
up with but little effect, as the strong
wind carried the burning embers to
other buildings
The fine building belonging to the
Union bank of Halifax and the Baptist
and Presbyterian churches were soon
destroyed.
At z o'clock the fire had reached the
east end of Charlotte street, and here
it's progress was stayed.
The blocks on Wentworth, Prince
and Pitts streets and half block on
George street were destroyed.
The fire is supposed to have been
started by the bursting of an oil stove.
1t is impossible to estimate the loss
ut present, but it is roughly placed at
between 100000 and 100000.
The flames were under control at 10
o'clock
Sydney, G. B., is town Of probably
$4,000 inhabitants, and is the scene
Of extensive iron and steel operations
by the Dominion Iron G
Steel company and the Dominion Coal
company, corporations in which Henry
M. Whitney of Boston and other
American capitalists are largely in
terested. Plans have been under way
for some time to make Sydney the
Pittsburg of Canada.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Sad Accident at Butte.

Butte, Mont, Oct. 2l.-William Dough-
erty, bricklayer, was killed and Peter
GORDON, also a bricklayer, was seriously
injured in a disaster at the new Open
heimer building on Galena street, near
Montana.
The two men with several others were
working on the fourth floor which is the
roof, when the platform beneath them
gave way. The trouble is said to have
been caused by the pulling out of the
joist floors.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Thieves Raided Hotel a. 1t burned

Houston, Texas, Oct. 2l.-The Hutch
ins house, large four story hotel burned
and it is believed the fire was caused by
ncendarism. There were about 900 guests
IN the Hotel, all of whom escaped in
safety and without injury. Many of them
lost heavily in property, however, as
thieves raided the hotel while the fire was
in progress. The loss is placed at $4,000
on the hotel and furnishing, with insur.
ance of 100000. The tenants occupying
the ground floor suffered loss by water
amounting to $4,000, partly covered by
insurance. The house was 40 years old
and was one of the best known hotels in
the southwest.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Tug Was Cut in Twain.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 2l.-Without mo.
ment's warning the tug Samuel j. Chris
tian of Toledo, Ohio, was struck by the
blg Gilchrist freighter, John j. Albright
in the Detroit river, at the head of Crosse
isle, and cut in two. Captain William
X. Hallow, the cook and fireman whose
names are unknown, but all of Toledo,
were drowned.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Hobson Headed the parods

Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 2I.-Captaip
Richmond P. Hobson has arrived in Knox
vile to attend the G. A. R. dedication
OF monument marking the site of the
nome OF General James w. White. founder
OF Knoxville, who was Hobson's great
great grandfather. The ceremonies oe.
cured Saturday afternoon, and were pre.
eeded by street parade headed by Hob
son.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25

The czar. before quitting France. left
gift Of 100000 francs for the poor
Of Paris. $4,000 francs for Dunklrk,
$4,000 francs for Rheims. and $1,000
francs for Compiegne. and also a sum
Of 5000 francs for the families of suf-
fers In the recent torpedo explosion.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Fire mt Bufralo Exposition.

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 2l.-Fire destroyed
the New England building of the Pan
American exposition.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
Ambassador Is Active.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 2l.-United States
Ambassador Tower has returned here from
Berlin and is continuing his exertions in
behalf of Miss Stone. The Russian foreign
office is showing sympathy and will assist
Mr.. Tower.
According to the latest reports received
at the embassy the brigafds are inclined
to surrender to Bulgaria, and it is still
hoped in view of Consul General Dick
inson's negotiations that the life of Miss
Stone win be saved
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25

The oftener a man rs sold the
cheaper he feels.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25
LATER

The United States legation Is still
without definite news from either Rev.
DR.. H. c. Haskell or Rev. ]. w. Baird
Of the Congregational mission at Sam
akov. Bulgaria, who have been endeav-
oring to get into touch with the abduc-
tors of Miss Ellen M. Stone. the mis-
sionary. and Mrs. Stllka, her compan-
ion. with a view of arranging as to the
ransom demanded by the brigands.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-10-25

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-27

/ mar Die Glel19lltl9telt Der Nera1tuna
gelpeIen, er batte auf ben nMnoeren"
setuartet. Sic mubten nun au9, baB
ni6ts III Der g0elt oieien Mann bon
I ieinem @orbaben abbringen tuirbe,
neil cine WaGt, Die ndrter 1T als
menI6liber Wille uno forperlide
S6mdde, Den eben nod gum Sooe gr-
f1opften aufre6t bielt: Sic Wa9t bes
Saiies.
Wabrlid, eine i6tpere @ednung
mubte es iein, bic bier ausgeeli6en
tperoen iollte, Die ben Mann, ben lie
@lle als frieoliebeno unb ber3enssut ee=
! fannt, 10 beriuanbelt bate. &einer
tpuBte aenau bic urIade, aber Seber
tpanibte BON 0er3en, bab es borbei iein
mO6te, unb I'M @tillen fraeten fie ii9,
oh es oc6 tuobl nit ibren, @etpilien
bereinbar Iein, ob es tpirfli9 Elm @eIeb
Der Sire 9eben t6nnte, bas fol9es
! Mloroen bnr Der etpigen @eredti9teit
mtibuloi9te?
n@obalo trieat Mid Geiner mebr 3u
einem Guell," ba6te Der @9ieosri9-
ter .lieber fir feis eebalten tuerber,
als nod einmal bic Sano su fol6em
Seufelstuerf bieten.
llnb i6eu blidte er au benz Wartens
Den beriiber. Der in Der 9bat nit benz
tooe5bIel1en YefldDt, ben bunfeIgInbens
ben Qllgen. Die fiarr auf ben Meg bine
aug eeri6tet tuaren, einem 9dmon
dbnli9er fab als einen1 Meni9en.
Ser 6dlitten belt.
sd bite bic 5erren, oaB Sic ii6 Be-
ellen. fiel es i6per bon ben 2ippen
oes 8ermunoeten, ,Weri6bnunasbers
fu6e iino uerseblid unb aeitraubenb.
$50 lit nleine pifole2"
@6weiseno reidte lie ibm ber @efun=
bant, Niemano tuaate mebr einen
Wioeriprud, aber lie Nlle bofiten, baB
feline arait nidt 10 lanee ausbalten
tpiirbe.
Sod jeBt tam nit eilisen @dritten
cine bobe @efalt ben Mes entlans.
9ans gur96arot, Der eben bic 6anb
mad Der Waffe ausseitredt, ,udte 3u.
riif. uno eine bunfle &6tbe idoB ibm
ms @eii1t.
.Was iotl bas?A frogte er nit
bumpfer. orobenber Gtimme, vtpo bleibt
nein 6eino2"
0oftor Ganber mari einen dnafti6
fori6enoen 8lid auf ieinen iungen
Greuno uno minfte inn bei9midtiaenb
nit ber Sanc. 9ann trat er au Der
8ruppe Der 9erren.
sWleine 9erren," faete er nit ieiner
tiefen, rubigen Stimme, i'd fomme I'M
gluftrage oes ermarteten Qerrn Bilb-
bauers @uiiab Menael. 8ieIer Brief
bier" er belt ibn in Die 0obe, .entbdlt
oie @ntiduloiguna Ieines gidteri9ei-
mems uno OOllise @enustbuung fiir iei-
men Gorberer. 9os Guell mirb unter
feinen llmiidnben liattiinben unb Serr
@urgbarbt, na6bem er GenntniB BON
bem Snbalt beg Gdreibens 9enommen,
lid fir bollfommen 3ufrieoenaeHeIlt
erfldren. 9arf i'd nur bitten, mid
einen Mugenblif nit ibm ollein ber.
banoeln gu laiTen."
gs tpar mobl Geiner unter ben In=
fpeienoen, Der Bel oieier Grfldrung
ni9t aufgeatbmet batte. 8ereituillia
trateu lie auriid.
(ssortlebunp folgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-27
9ases 9aeuisfeiten.
s Il | q n b.

= SIN 8artbD(bi 6ptel su Seem
| yprf ipurbe Die 2eibe be3 S6iffs=
baumeiIters Capt. 2igbtau oufaefun=
bel. Capt. 2iebtaQ lpor in ben
Nueenblide an etne1n 6er5i9(age ge=
ltorben, a(s er eireu Gbef filr $40, 600
fiir ein Batent, bos er oil eile Stro=
Benbabnoeiellicbalt perfauft batte,
enlpfangen bate.
- SIM 0u1oes=Senate rief @etti=
gretD Seiterfeit unb SenIotipn ter=
por burd) ein s(nenoenent 5ar slr=
mee=Sepilli9unes=gia tpelcbes lau=
tet: 49,. lln0 baB Der Gitel oes 9srd=
iioenten fprtan iein ioll: Ser BrQs
1ioent Der lueenannten Gepublif Der
gereinigfeiten Staaten unb Safer
Der Snieln bes Gtillen Sseans"
= Das in Heuria, Su., erlbei=
nenoe nDailD Sournal" bat leine
Summer pom 26. Sebruar perridter
@ei1e BON Mrs. Carrie 9eatipn rebiz
9iren failen. Sn brpnigem Niber=
lpruhe gu bieler 9batiabe iteben Die
Nnaeigen BON Salpons unb @bisfep=
Brennereien in berlelben 9eulnlner.
Cine Der lebteren bat loear cine Nn=
seige BON elmer ganSen Seite.
Sn benz &Dblenberemerfe alt
Diamunobifle bel gbepenne, @po=
ming. tpurben burb cine @rplp1ipn
i9lagenoer 8etter 48 &oblenerdber
periGiittet. Da auBerosn1 in Der
@rube AUDI mod sseuer auseebrpz
den iit, 10 lit ale 6pffnung auf Die
&ettnng Der 8eruneliidten aufgeee=
ben tporoen.
Sn gerre 6aute, Snoiana,
tpurbe Der @eger George @arb, tpel=
der Die 2ebrerin Sba Sinfetitein err
mproet bate, aelDnbt unb leine4eicbe
auf einem Sbeiterbaltfen perbranirt.
8aro mar geItdnoia uno ols @runo
leiner Shat CAB er an, ooB WiB 5ins
felitein i'm einen "dirty Niger"
genannt babe.
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Gntraun benz gpse.

6err 6. 9. Munoap, elm Ne6ts=
antpalt pon 6enrietta, Ter., ibreibt:
sWfein 8ruber batte bDbgrabtges
Wtalaria sSieber uno bic @elbiu1t.
Sd iiberrebete i'm, Electric Bit
ters" gu nebmen, unb balb oarauf
bate lid) iein 3uitano AUDI beoeutene
gebeiIert; aber er iebte Ieinen Sc.
braud iolange fort, bis er - na1
furSer 3eit-bDllig interchangeable
mar. Sb bin feit bappn iberaeugt,
oab Electric Bitters" ibn benz
9ooe entriiien bat" Dieie Meoiain
beIeitgt Walaria, tDbtet &ranfbeits=
Seine uno reinigt baS 8lut; fDrbert
Die 8eroaugna, regulirt bic 2eber
uno geieren, beilt @eritopf1ng, Dps=
peplie, nerp0le &ranfbeiten. Nieren=
9eioen ulto sSfuuen &ranfbeiten;
ilberbaupt: :-giebt pDlle @elunbbeit.
0ur so @ts., gu baben bel s.
Salteyer & SDbn, Orpeuilten.
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Gin @ermSaem fur gsobltbatiafeit.

Gines rei6en Mannes Mittbeiluns, bab er iaf ien
9an5es un9ebeures germ0aen iuobtbdtieen a8erfcn
3u wiomeu geocntt bat plel 9istuiOn uneereot uno
spar aus bem Grunoe, neil odt't oiel gtob gelin=
bert uno piel @ues getban lueroel miro Gs 1T ua=
tirli6 elm lobensperbes Yeireben, bod giebt es no
piee anOere 0ittel, pelde ebsuio oel Suites suwege
bringen:: @ebmt D; ?. @ohetter's 9agsntltters-
libel seit flni5ie Sabreu bat es 9eritopiung, 8ps=
pepiie, 8allepergtun9. Neruotdt uno ale Die 5ab=
rei6en nebel gebeilt pelde Don iblpader geroauung
bertommen Siee Meoi3in mrb Den empfinoid)iten
Wtagen in gutter gerfaiiuns uno o,e Gingeweioe in
reeelmdBiaer Sbdtistet erbalten Gs 1T Elm punoer=
poles, frdftigenoes Yelebunss= uno Ylut Gteubil=
uno Nerpen stdrfungs Wtltei. IS 1T aud Elm
Yrdpentipmittel fir MaIara, Gebcr uno taltes Sic
Der. 8erlangt es uno beitebt parauf oa Sbr es be-
fommt. Sebt gu, oaB unlere 9riuat Steuermarfc
ben gals Der Jlai6e beoedt.
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0lrbeiteu gaa uns Sfadlt.

0as eeidbdftielte uno tpirfiamite
fleine Ding, oas iernols fabricirt
muroe. lit cine Der DR.. Kings New
Life Gillen. 0ieie Billen pertpanz
beln S6ud9e in Stdrfe, @leiGeiil=
tigfeit in @nereie, 8ebabtniB=
Shtpdbe in itarfe Denf<&raft. Sic
finb unpergleiblib i'm Stdrfen bes
Spltems. Nur25 gts. per Sda6tel.
3u baben bel S. &alteper & Subn,
Oroauiiten.
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0itte fuahre Xerle

bes Wieres lit bas "TEXAS PRIDE"
Der San Nntoniu 8reipins MiiociatiDn"
(gitp 8rauereU, tppnit bieielbe ibrer
8ranfunit oie &rone nufeeiebt bat. Oas
&ier bnt ale bic ausgeseifneten gi9ene
iG9aften, iue!ehe bem @erifenlaft ytute er
iein muB" eioen iinb unb bic rieiiee Naebs
fraee na@ bem f6itlifbeu Grant lit cine
4nerfennuns unb sueleicb eroBe @enuss
thuuilg fir oie 8rauerei.
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SIM Diterreid1iS61en g9eihsrotht

= Sm 0iterreihilben &eibsratbe
itellte Der Deutlb= =&abifale S90ne=
rer ben Nntrag, benz 8rd1toenten
@raf 8etter pon Der 2ilie bafir elm
8ertrauenspotum gu ertbeilen, baB
oieier Die oeutibe Spra6e als bic
amtlihe oes 6aules erfldrt uno per=
fiigt babe, oaB I'M 6auie nur beutlb
geiproben tperben biirfe. Ser Sung
Gae6e Or. Bracaf rief bierauf S9D=
nerer su: n&ubig 8reuBe, rubig
6o6nerrdtber! 1866 baben bic
YreuBen gang ibDn c5ehiidb peritan=
oen!" Sb0nerer ruff: r6ub 3reu=
Ben!" Dem glleln eeeeniiber laate
Der 8rdIibent fein @Drt.
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Grtnriionen Der s. & q. N.=gabn

gad, gan 9tmtomio, Ser., ppm
II. bis IA. Wtdrs: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
Rad Marltu, Ser, grfuritpns-
8illette tueroen oas son5e Sabr binoureh
perfauft fir ~ fsabrpreis fir bic Gunos
reiie; 8illette 9iiltie fir 30 Sage. 9ie
tpelt6eriibmten nSeiBen Nuellen" ma
tural Sanitarium" uno r@elunbbeitSs
&eiDrt"
Sir obiee grfuriionen limb iebr uieb>
riee Staten angelebt uoroen. @esen
@inselheiten, be59l. Staten, Serfaufstaee,
@iltiafeitsbauer, 5abr5eiten ,c., tuenoe
man lief on ben nacblten Mgenteu Der S.
& o.. N.sSabu, ooer icbreibe an
3. s. Brice, O. 9. & 8. 81,
Yaleftine Seras.
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GiienbaDu Tabr=Ylan.
5. & 81. n. @asu.
Qlbfahrt.

Nab ct. 9puis pin Srun Mountain o6er
30. 6. & ............ 1890 Nobm
Na6 ct. 9pnis oiu Srou Mpuk toin
HDute. ..S.15 Mbetbs.
Na6 ct. Souls bia SrOn WtDunlain
GDute e............. 900 Mbenbs.
9fah Searne tdgltrb 700 MDraens
9ta6 2areoo. o............... 9:45 @prm.
Mnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Srun Nipuntain & 81.
6. & & .7:30 8ornt.
Gcn Noroen 9:25 GDrnl,
SDn JtDr0en ............ 4'20 JtQchn1.
Son Searne td9lib. ...... H:20 Nbenbs.
SDn 3arebD bD.............l2 1920 Nacbn1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-27

= Die 8prer>5iibrer 9ibi : Siu
unb Siu : 3 2ibane truroen am 26.
5ebruar Dffentli1 entbauptet. Beioe
paren Manoarine BON bDbem &ange.
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9iab ber lebten 8olfssdblune
belduit iid Die 8ep0lferuna oes
Deutihen &eibes auf Sc. .345, OLA
Seelen.
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: Sn Bombay fproerte Die 8euz
lenpelt tudbreno Der lesten beioen 9a>
Qe 400 Opfer.
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Brin5ipien bienen ben ,neiitsn
Wtenl9en oa5u, um lib elm fir alle=
tnal-oaS 9enfeu Su erlparen.
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,,@rukmmtter'S 9bee" regnfir
bic Seber. 25c bel alien 9rpgiiiften
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@mlf gbure 8abn.
u B { a br

U B a brit.
Nab Stodbole, taelieb, aussenpmmen
SDnntags. .................8: 500 Sorm.
4ntunft.
8un Stodbale, tdglicb. aussenpinmen
Sonntaas, ,..............3:0 300 9abm.
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9seue Billiard Glide BEL q.
g 6ola' SaloDn.
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spmtberm 9sacific @abn.

Natb Retu Orleans, SpuItun unb @al>
peiton td9licb.. ....... 1900 Ntittaas.
9tacb 81 Balu, GalifDrilien unb NteIifD
900 8prnt.
9tacb georosSeras, ct. 2Duts unb gbita~
90 (Katy Flyer ...... 300 Mbenbs.
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q fu NIT.

8Dn @alneiton, SDuitDn unb guerD tag<
lieb 200 glbenbs.
gOn Corpus gbriiti, Nranias YaB unb
Beenille tagli6 1:55 Habm.
Ton BDrne unb 8errbille. td9licb, aus
9enDmrnen Sennta9s. -. 1855 Sorm.
Bon Bbrne unb 8erroilIe, Sonntags, >.
800 Nbenos.
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Sine sd,rctfeus~ ~Nad,t.

r9iefes Bangen erregt eS, als Die
Ierate iagen, baB Die g8itttpe bes
tapferen Generals 8urnbam, BON
Mabias, Me., nod por Taaensan=
brub an 2uneenent5lnoung fterben
tperoe," ihreibt Srau g. $. 2in=
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liar problems. The temporary station is
in a lonely region surrounded by forests
with but one other house in sight AS il
sometimes happens that no rain falls dur
ing a whole month the water supply is a Sc
rious consideration Rain water is collect
ed on cement platforms called barbeQues,
which are built primarily for the drying
of coffee and the pimento berries which
provide the allspice of commerce. The
barbecue at the observatory is something
like forty by eighty feet in size, slightly
inclined so that the rainfall can be con-
Quoted to a cement tank for storage. 1t
happens. however. that in the mountains
the dew is exceedingly heavy, and as the
observatory buildings are rooted with gall
vanized iron, the Harvard party undertook
by means of cutters to gather the nightly
dew fall for drinking purposes. Sometimes
two or three gallons were collected in
night, which the astronomers drank with
out. apparently, being diverted from sci
entifc to poetical pursuits.
At present, of course, it is the rainy
season in Jamaica, with water enough and
to spare, but it is Professor Pickerings
intention to complete his observations as
soon as the conditions of the climate will
permit. He will then abandon the station,
selling the buildings and removing the in
struments to Cambridge. All in all, the
station has been a decided success. Aside
from the Photographic work on the moon,
which, of course. has resulted in records
of permanent value. the "seeing'-as the
astronomers call it-from the highlands of
Jamaica has proved to be good, much
better than here in Cambridge, though
not equal TO that at the permanent Har-
ward station at Arequipa. Peru, where. in
deed, the conditions are wellnigh ideal.