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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-01-01
INSANE HASTE.

The present generation of Amer
leans, unlike their forefathers,
manifest insane haste in nearly all
their actions. They bounce out of
bed in hurry, hastily wash and
dress and dash hurriedly away to
their place of business, only eat
ing a few mouthfuls of food and
calling it breakfast. All classes of
society, from the workingman to
the merchant, broker, or profes-
sional man, seem to be spurred to
rapid action by some unseen
power, and they appear eager to
perform two hours work in sixty
minutes. The mad rush after
wealth, fame and notoriety is seen
most frequently in the whirl of our
large cities. This hurry and
scurry led a keen observer to re-
mark that "the whole nation
seemed about five minutes ahead
of an epileptic fit"
Foreigners are amazingly i'm
pressed by this breathless chase
after cars. trains, and the unceas-
ing hunt for trade. Although at
first the visitor to our shores won
ders at the nervous scrambling to
get ahead of Father Time. and if
possible cheat him out Of few
hours each day, he soon finds him
self divested of his native calm,
and becomes a hopeless victim of
the influence that tempts us to try
to DO in an hour about twice as
much Us can be done
This curious curse which has
fallen upon our people is not per-
ceptible in business life alone. Its
effects are noted in our pursuit OF
pleasure and entertainment, and in
all the activities of lie. a writer
recently contrasted our rapid way
of feeding with the calm satisfac-
ton with which German takes a
nourishment, and the hours an
Italian usually spends over his
meals. Even in public gatherings,
at concerts or theatres, where we
might expect to find calm and re-
pose, restlessness is most appar-
ent; and no sooner do the people
find that the end of the perform !
ance IS drawing near than they
commence a frantic struggle to
hurry away, dash for their car
riages or street-cars, tumble in and
impatiently await the moment
when, driving to their respective
destinations, they can dash up
their stoops, and tumble into their
beds, there to toss restlessly for an
hour, nervously thinking of the
routine of duties they are to begin
on the morrow.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-01-01
CRESTED BUTTE AND
TIE YEAR 1900.

every department of the towns
growth notable success has been
made. The population of the
vicinage has increased, our bust
ness has developed, our industries
have been expanded, our promi-
nence as a mining center has been
made more manifest than ever be-
fore, public enterprise and private
energy have contributed in many
diversified ways to make the year
a notable one in the history Of our
community, and it may be truth
fully said that Crested Butte has
never enjoyed more prosperous
or a more progressive year than
the one that has just closed.
But all these things, important
as they are and as pleasing to the
contemplation of everyone inter
ested in our town, are overshad-
owed by the glow that is cast by
the bright prospects of the year
that is coming. At no time in the
twenty-one years of our existence
has there ever been any prospect of
such abundant prosperity and
manifold development as that
which everything seems topromise
us for the year 1901. Unless
everyone in Crested Butte is mis-
taken, and unless ell signs lail,
Crested Butte will experience in
the coming year a growth that will
be phenomenal and a development
of resources and business whose.
limitations can only be guessed at.
We may proitably neglect for
once the history Of the town, in
teresting as it is, We may devote to
our climate and our unparalleled
advantages as a health and pleas
ure resort less than the attention
and space that they deserve, we
may even consider the events of
the past year, striking as they
have been, to be OF secondary i'm
portance, and devote our main
thought and attention to setting
forth Crested Butte in its activity
and enterprise of today, and the
promises OF the immediate future.
However, it might not be amiss
to call attention to the adjacent
mining district, increasing in pro
duction and in uncovered stories
of wealth beyond any limits yet
drawn.
The Ruby Chief and Ruby King
mines ct Irwin have each installed
a 6ne new plant of machinery and
are operating upon an extensive
scale, with the result that others
are being wonderfully encouraged.
The metalliferous mining industry
in this district is, in general, re-
viving and progressing to great
degree.
The production of coal ct the
local mine of the G. +. q 1. Co.,
will approximate 100000 tons for
the year 1900, and the coke pro
duction will reach $4,000 tons,
both of which are the largest for
any year in the history of the mine.
improvements are now progress
ing and will be completed by Feb
ruary first, by which this produc-
ton will be increased by 1000 tons
of coal per month. which means a
large addition to the monthly pay
roll. The Anthracite mine is out
putting at present $500 tons of
anthracite coal each month, and
during the summer months the
Ruby mine produces like
amount.
The local post Office, which is an
excellent business barometer, re-
ports $1,000 in Money Order bust
ness in December, and that sales
were heavier during that month
than for seven years past and prob
ably longer.
After a careful estimate and in
quiries, we find that the perma-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

6. 6. ellis. anesbIi@ bon bier,
ipurbe' ssftern su Buffalo bur& Barren
eet5btst.
= Sermann 8Isin unb 5rI. anna
Beib, beibe bon bier. finb am DisnRae
in Binebamton in Der Wobnung Der
grautsltern gu sinem @bspaar perbunbsn
tporoen.
: SIN Der @obnung Der 8rautsItsrn
an pine StraBe tpurben geftsrn gbenb
Ssrr Siabore &oos unb SRI. RoFa Sac
iobs ourd 8sp. U. g. snipa9sr sum
Bunb flr's 2eben %eineeiesnet.
- Director Der 5fsntIi&sn @sris
&ode reiit beute Worssn mad 1stp Oorf
ab. UNI oas baisIbit berri&snbe Spftsm
flr Sirabsnreinisune su fubiren. tusI&ss
&c 6ann iotueit iuis m5eli& bier einflbrsn
pia.
= Weil ". @rab aussbli& ~aeiiobIsnss
Yletaa taufte uno i'm an8riff. ais sr
oafeibe in feinem 2aben aufIuGts, lisB
Jpn 8. @resfp bon Saiples ssftern Der.
taften unb Waeiitrat Nilar fteats ibn
untsr Bar8f&aft.
- Die Sireitoren Der Gritsn Rational
8anf baben fi& nunmebr au9 entiHlois
len, elm b1bf6eS mobernss Banigsbdube
erridten gu Iafen, ipeI1ss bas ~eessnipar.
tiee an 2adaranna absnue srisbsn fol-.
8eri&iebene Ar&iteften finb aufesfor.
bert iporben. Blame su unterbreiten,
= Ois 8situnssiunssn Der Stabt
fn6 aud BON Streiffieber anesitsdt
tporosn, benn in elmer esfisrn Mbenb obs
eebaItsnen 8eriammlun8 Der Union
purbe bei6IoRen. am nddRen SOnntae
eesen ben 8sriauf Der Nsp gorter 8siis
uneen ~ itreiien, tpenn ibnsn ni&t por.
Der estpifs 8assaanbniRe ssmadt NOR.
ben finb.
: @m. Watiins, Der nit fsiner Wut.
ter on OIibe Strase tpobnte, erbielf am
Dienftas im O., 8. & 80. 8anbbauie
B%erlsBun8en. benen CT am eleidsn Gage
erIa8. ct tpur in Der @rube beidaftigt,
8eraos lber elmer 2ofomotipe, ais hsren
Siitsn na&sabsn unb iis @atiins' bsibs
8eine fling unb f&aubsrbaft ssrbradte.
Sein COB erfolste unter eroBen S&mer.
ssn I'M Noies SapIOr SoipitaI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
66att

GIaBsopa uztessfftav'
begging ifIrjltt In WanAufskt hpW'
@srtreierH be- b~sbasssxbhsH Nutnss(k
tdtsn btr Wstt BE Uetss bs ABotsS.
rioen Defsbens.
9uftbaIIonB sur Wdf@e
trodRuns fommes 5ur Set IN
Qaris aur Derpsnbuns. INN bh
WdfGeftiide aus ben WaI@onftotten
f6nel unb iouber bl4benb su trodnen.
Won befefttst baau on GtHelbolcns
Geitelle aus @ombus, MORON bic be-
t~reffenben GessnfGnbe befsfttgt lpers
ben, Gin FOLDER 1alIon. Der NUT 100
bis 1875 CUB bod oufselofen ipirb,
fann tdslid lei9t ie9s Wal NIT frt'
fder Wdfde bebGnst tperben.
9te netbe Beb5Iteruns
tn COLORADO unb Connecticut betrGst
90 proaent Der @siammtbep6lteruns;
tn Raltforuier 95 prosent. ben Rsft
btlben bortielbit sr0btentbeils Gbinss
fen; Tn arisona bilben bic Snbianer
ben pierten Tbeil Der BepSlterung unb
tn Mrtanius bic Rsser IS prcsent. Sn
alabama aibt es As pro5ent Nsser.
SIN 9tlasta MAIDEN bic Meiben 40 BRO.
gent aus; Der Meit peribrilt fi6 auf
Srtiaaer ano elm padr tauieno Gbi'
neIep.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Bon ben Qbilippinen.

Ser @smeraI.sl ubito fur bic BbiIip.
pinen. Maior 8. y. Worriion. bat elm.
esbenosn 8sridt iiber bic auf ben 9bi'
Iippinsn nod bsrri6enbe Stlapersi sr.
ftaitet. Sic elei&t SietnIi& 8snau Der
bur1 ben 8ireerfries in ben Bsreinietsn
Staten abssi&aften. go iperbsn in
fteinen arieesn Mdnnsr. Srauen unb
ainbsr ssfaneen esnommen, ober ionit
nit @eipalt ober 2,it entfabrt unb in bic
Silapsrsi p~sriauft, IN bic aud sabiunss.
unfdbiss S&ulbner ober eetsn Jamilisn.
mitslisbsr pielfa& geratben. Sflauen
msrbsn bas abiOluts gissntbum bes BE.
lisers unb als t~pertbpoler 8eib i'm Na'
semsinsn gut aebaltsn. Die 8inber Der
SiIapsn tperoen ebenfaas 8efit Der
Serren. sasrmsit ftebsn Batter ios
wie aud Mutter i'm Sienit beiIelben
Sflapenbaltsrs. Mc bie8 ni1t Der Sal,
werben bic 8inbsr in einieen 9,itriiisn
gissntbum ess 8sfbers ibres 8aters. in
anberen bes g;esntbdmets Der Muttsr.
Bel ben 1riftlidsn 8Iiapanern auf ben
S;nleIn iperben bic Stlapen, psnn fe has
81. 2sbsnsiabr srrsi&t babsn, bur6 bic
fatbolii&s Iaufs frsi. SIN slasemsinsn
brinssn Mitslieosr beiielben Stammss
Iid unb bic 9inber itres StammesesnOl.
fen ni&t in bic Stlaberei. 8biihen ben
peri&isbsnsn bsibnii6en Stdmmen be.
ftebt absr itstiee 5sbbe unb Der ~obiiessnbe
pfIset oann bic @sfaneensn. tpelds CT
MAIDEN lam, on anbere Seioen, Woros
oesr @brifsn ;u p~srtuufsn. sIm niebris.
fen i'm Preife fsbsn Wanner. ipsl&e
pislfa4 aus Der Stlauerei eniIaufsn,
am bbhhsn Wdttsr nit Rinbern, bic nit
ibr in bic Stlaberei eeratben. Arbsits.
fabie ssiporbsne 9inper iofen etlpa Is
msriianii6s Dollars. b. /. etipa sl3 in
Ser. Staten . Wabrun8. Das Redi
iibsr 2sbsn unb Cob oer Sflauen febt
ben Bsiissrn niresnbs auf ben SnieIn
40, tpobl aber tiben fte Elm ipeitsebenbss
5I1tiaunssre&t burd 8rtiBeI unb GIN.
ipsrren aus. bas nur iniofern beersn,t
1T. ais is fd meift bitten, quite Silapsn
arbsiisunfdbi8 su MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Die StreitFtaatioa.

GIN Donnertaa nabmen laut benz
8ef6Iub Der Union bic Waf1iniitsn in
ben aais. Gbalmers unb mebreren anee.
rem Wsrfen bic 9lrbeit tpieber auf unb
erbielten iotpsit ipie m6sli6 ibrs frabsrsn
Steaunsen ansspieisn.
Observation-Disclosures ganfieIb Iisb am
6re,ta8 cine Noiis anibla9sn, bab na6
Samfta8 bic Gompanis isine ibrer Mnass
felten mebr lo8iren unb bsiSltissn
psree; Iol&e importirten Manner, bic
tein Roihbaus srbalten i5nnen, mlGen
oabsr atsisbsn.
prdibsnt @. S. TrussbaIe bon bsr
2%adatpanna giienbabn traf ON srsiiaa
4beno bier Elm unb peripsiIte Bis Sam.
ftae Botmittae. Gr ertIdrte, bab CT in
8eirsf bes Strsitss niGts 40 iasen babe,
osfsn grleoieuns Iib in ben Sanbsn bss
Supt. gunfislo beinbe. Dbiaon CT bon
8in8bamton fam, lieB CT ni1ts lber bic
8erlesune Der Werfe bortbin ~berlauten.
Sine Reuisteit ibersab CT iebo& Der
OefsntIidfeit, nemIi1 baB bas bisfise
5ra&tbaus balb rersr5bert tperben
tptirbe, ba msbr Raum n0ibie IN.
SIN elmer am Samitas abesbaItsnsn
8erfammluns ber ftreiisnben 2arrenar.
better. an Der iber 450 9srfonsn tbsiI.
nabmen. tpurbe tpieberum nit Musnabme
elmer Stimme bsi&Iofsn, ni&t unter ben
frdbsrsn 9soinsunsen ipisSer bic grbsit
auf3unsbmen.
SIN BET Office bsS Observation-Disclosures
8. Z. @anfielo nurbe am Wontaa Be.
bauptet. bob in ben Werisn 3ur 8sit 442
UiGnner an Der Mtbeit isisn, meitsnibeils
iolhe, bic bisber ON Sirsii tparsn ; bic
Strsifer bsbuupten iebod. bas biss nidi
10 lei unb oab am WOntas nur cine ee.
rinse ansabl sur Mrteit ,urGdfebrte unS
oieie. tueii ibnsn bic Situation falf&Ii&
srilart ipotoen isi.
Praiibsnt Glbsrt 3. Slid bon Der 9a.
tional Union Der american garbuiloers
traf am Dienaas 8ormiitae bier an unb
re,its am 8lei&en Gage tpisber al, na4.
benz CT NIT ben ireitenbsn R~arrenarbei.
tern bic s%esenrdrtise Sa&laae naber er.
6rtert bate. Serr Sifb sriIarie ipabrenb
fsines Gufenibaltes, bab sr %boffnungspon
BEN Heiultat be8 Streifes entgeaeniebe
unb au6 ertpartet. init ben 2adapanna
8eamtsn cine GOnferen, absubaIten /; bic
1baifa&e bab iotpobl General Supt.
elarte pie au1 Observation-Disclosures Gan.
fslb ii& sufaais niHt in Der Stabt bes
fanbsu, p~etbinberte borlaufie bic Zine
babnune elmer @Onfersns. bod tebrt Serr
6tt bsute bietber ipisbsr sutid. SIN
Buffalo eeIans 60 ibm, einsn Strsit in
ben Neiu Dori SsniroI giientabn @ers
fen bsiSuleeen.
YIN Dienftae iOnen t~psitsre fdnfsbn
ftreitsnoe aarrsnarbsitsr sur arbsit su.
rildssfsbrt iein.
BIS beute Woreen bate fi6 ni&ts
nsuss in BEN Streit sreisnst ; bas elm.
si8s III, bab bsibs Seitsn tpibsriprs4sns
be 8ebauptunesn iber bic Anaabl Bee
fddfhste Wdnner mnhten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
9aubbeit Fam uid,t aebeilt

psrbfu bur6 lpiaIt Npplifaiipntn, neil bithlbsu
ben franfsn dbtil bss Sbrss niht frrei1sn Ton.
nsn. 80 sitbt nur finsn Wea, bic Iaubbsit ~
f~urirtn, une Der II bur& foniitutisnsls psil-
miiiel. 3aubbsit pirb purd riHtn tubiinestsH
3ufane Der iblsimisfu ausflfibuHa Der Gufa.
6iltfn RSbre perurlabt. Wsnn bitfs R5brs
lIt sniliinbtt, bdbt ibr einsn rumpeInbsn 5en
ober unpoltcmmsufs GtbSr; une. psnn re
GAM ssi6IpNsn n, srfolsi Iaubbsit, unb psnn
bic Sntjineun8 ui9t gsboben uuo biflt R9brs
niHi iptsbsr In ibreu sfbpristn GUITAR NIB ptrltst
iptrbtn fam, pirb bas @sbbr fit INNER lsI-
fort psresnj mum Sale untsr ,tbu msrbsu
burt 4atarrb ptrurlahi, pelhu nitts ais Gin
tnisanesir 3uffanp pr f@Isimisru Obufa1tn
III.
Utr tpoasn fiHbnnbtt Dollars fir isbsn
Cburh 8atarrb psrurfa6tsn) jail BON daubbsit
esbtn, ben mir Hidt burh 9iHnsbmsn usH
paa's aaiaHb, Hur btiltn iSnnsn. East GH9
umiOnf ertulare fommeu.
j.. }, &btntp & Co., 5pkbe, o.
1ea- Vnfduft peu alen NpptbsffTa, rs 9is.
pals 8amilitn pilsn iinb bic btlitn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

~ anseissn fnben bur& bas $40.
4enbIatt" bic tpeitejte 8srbreituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
@apne Gounfn.

SoHesoaIe. -Die @obnuns bss Gus.
portb 8obie ,u 8rOmpton ipurbe am
Wontas BON 8lis eetrofeu unb bur6
bas babur& entitanosns 5euer sstaSrt.
Cine bon 8obis sersitete 5lints eins su.
fdais ub unb bic 8usel brans ibm bur&
ben reGten Arm unb in bic iinfs 8ruf,
cine asfdbrlihe Wunbe ma&enh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Gisentbmrn ,u Derfaufen.

@tnaHntts Gissntbum btffsbt aus sintr eot
AZ 3nB ssrnt une 1877 9ub iist nit 1853 8ub an
er ptnfsrtn Sfttf. nit BdurneH unb Rsbsn BE-
plant. ~ an Der edt pcn Riess unb 5ayIor
StraBfn, aaYlOr, sflsssn, init ypsi parauf fsbtn-
ben Htufu einltlnbausrn unp iSnfisfH Rsbm-
ssbdubfH. aaidnist aaafIisbbabtr Ioatn fh
mtletn btim 9iesHtbhmsr itlbf, AIrranetr
&ufba6. auf BEN wlays. 3Ol
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
eountaasfAul Qrenrfen.

9ie Ggeurfion Der Sonntassf&aIsr
Der 8ions. @ewsinbe an Riffin abenue
piro biefes Sibr am WitiipoG, ben 4.
Ausuit. na& Gale 2ooore pattfnben.
TidetS foftsn far Gtipa&iene 75 Gents
pro 9srion unb 40 Gsnis fur isbss
aino. Der reeuldre gr~curfiOnssus fdbrt
ab UNI 8.15 MOrssns. bod finb bic lid.
ets uuf allen reeHldren 9daen saliie,
um 1918 Worsens unb 2.44 Ra&mits
tags. 30,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Dsati9ss Sommer 1beatsr,

Cru6sa rbettea isbsr ays h ba
80 sAsabIatt" DIS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Nemc Mmsei8en.
SInbd,en ~oerIamat.

gDn bat sintn iunstn punb ssn fIsinu unb
snttr Rafs !. y. siutH ibstii&fH ,,gpQis" ~
ptriHtnftn2 Gin Dumb bu li9 ale SpitIat.
n0it fur sInsn iunstu anabsn tisnst, piie su-
lanst. Man bsHa4ri&tist biz 9rptbiiisn ess
,Bs6sHbIait."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01

a.. e4. a.. - m..n
go, Nv $500 ~. S;"
aae ~ psOsO gun - 0 10 sh'aam W
.,n a S sr shu W." S xy sr,pSn '
INV WV F"'
GO. Sgs.u Se. WI
I.a"" y. Sn,p,p 81 S, Ss %
so. Wv WV rss
" 0s" U0'ss" ''"'' cp''a'0" s''S'"'
- Ser 0aGlas bes berttorbsnen So,
cob 6, @oaers in Rem Oori. Der faft isin
oan,es IermBasn BEN Wetropolitan
so,44o .ooo 8ei~av.
gie etfts Nismord, 6SuIe in 0,a.
srrs;h N bssihsn ionn ih HE h;s nm.
,neit her iShGIhsn unb bossr;,%sn
G,r,n,s in WSbmsn ~oeIeoens S,ont M,H
r0bmsn. Die SSuIe III mi, sinsm %.
fsnoufnonb uon az 200 9ronsr srriH,s,
morben'
49,
- S@ eeniIa' 5~soefaiso unton bon
9tep VorI miu e'nen Sstipe'oi9un8s'
5ones bon elmer balben N9ia'on Dollars
aaiorlnaen INT s'nsn Aepo'a'en ea8a8l'
rem. Der Die @etrei1@altsn pes Sanoes
8e8ei que 8er'ptl'Den An8r'te osrtbsl'
o'sen lou.
q,sr W,,r Nory.r @,sursbs;,ab..
amt, a. go,s yns;o,, an KS ~,
Ss;,s, @nb,,on orf Ss1, ana so,c,',, ~
Ps% @orI s;sos,on,snsn Nomrssr g."
hsnfsis" an Ssr Ws"IsnnsH Is;S., ~
o-sia,r,r,. menr,Got, ,nprSs n,s he, CIV
ri Sna;rharns ,,n,s, ososH,
s'"'A
Weni9tnupter. Nit BEN Ginerinssn
ipeiti,&er Giellifation in bis iest unbe.
fannie 2dnberRrsden bes Orisnts tom.
gu uns 8eri&ts iiber ben mpfteri5isn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-01
Senfc's
ltoenti9e Sierfnbe,
aI8 Nenn asenue.

Gin nod aItomti6tr 8tiis sefibrt.t eofal,
no man fiber if, ftets anssntbms Ssitai&afi
~ fuoen,
Sas nit o~trielbtn b~srbnnosm @sfau.
ran Iisfert ale StIifatsftu Der Sabrtsssit.
,,BirJburger pofbrdu' uno bisRgt 8iere;
importirt. Bsib. uno Wotbtusius, prima Cigar.
rem, heAide 8soisHung.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-16
one Of Many Enthusiasts.

Joe Mitchell Chapple, editor Of The
National Magazine. published at Bos-
fon, was in Buffalo recently and be-
came much interested In the EXPOSE
ton. On his return to Boston he wrote
TO an official Of the Exposition as fol-
lows: Il was indeed sorry not to have
seen you when in Buffalo, but did see
the Exposition and was astonished be-
yond measure. wish that you would
send on anything that you think might
be Of interest to our readers and make
It as attractive as possible, and 1 shall
keep on hammeFing away at the Expo
sition editorially until it opens, because
1 am thoroughly enthused over the
subject"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-16
Brazil to BE Represented.

The Brazilian government early in
the season sent out invitations to all
agricultural and Industrial societies to
prepare articles for exhibition at the
Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo in
1901 A large number of coffee pro-
ducers have agreed to send a full line
OF samples Of the best Brazilian grades
Of this commodity.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-16

Found AT the postoffice a
small key, looks to be key of a
rOiltop desk. Owner can have same
by calling at this Office and Identify
ing it and paying for this notice.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-04-16
Value of Stock Raising.
Gainesville Register.

Gainesville Register.
Hog products have been higher
the last week than for ten or twelve
years past. This shonId stimulate
all our farmers to raise more grain
and pay less attention to cotton.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-13
GERMAN OFFICERS HERE.
Enquiry to BE Made Concerning
American Military Methods.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept IA distin-
rulshod party Of German military officers
arrived here today from the Orient on the
steamer Doric. Although they make no
announcement Of their mission, they are
here TO enquire into the military methods
OF the United States and to sound the
feeling Of COMMUNICATIONS toward the
FatheTlaEd.
II is understood that they will make a
I,isgreIy tour Of the country and emb0dy
their observations I'm report 90 the Bcr-
lin War Office. Since tho soldiers Of En-
pcror William served with the Americans
in China Germany wants To know all
about the United States from a military
standpoint. The members Of this party
who have been in service under Marshal
Won Waldcrscc. are Major Baron Won But
tar. Major Gerhard. Captain EugeI, Cap
tain HiHtzc. Captain Graef. Captain Mes
sing. and LIeuteHauts Gautzeu Won Los
SOW NOwack Won der S0dc Bethmaun.
Nigmanu. and Potter. They would not
say when approached that they were
travelling for pleasure.
The first-uamcd officer is chief Of the
party 1t is said these German officers
prefer that their mission should not bs
known. but unguarded conversation over
heard by others OF the Doric's passengers
revealed the object of the visit. II APP
pears that the plan is for the party. after
viewing this city. 10 separate and pro-
coed across the continent by different
routes. This will permit observation Of
practically the entire country.
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SMALL JURIEs AGREED TO.
The Virginia Convention Accepts
Delegate NOOrc's Amendment

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sutuu'Hal Convention devoted another
day yesterday To IN" discussion Of section
S of the Bin Of Rights. The amendment
offered icy Mr. Moore, 81 Fairfax. for
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demsanors. the JErym,n 20 he not less
than uNe 80 number, was agreed To. Dele
gate richmond and Delegate Summer
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