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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

lIcnlaye. France. May $. Adyiccs
received here from Barcelona. Spain.
say several persons were killed and
numbers wer" injured during disorders
thrre. j majority Of workmcn have
StrI1rk
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
sullivan Was Discharged.

III CITY court last evening, jeremiah
sullivan was arragned on the charge vi
Selling liquor on Sunday and dlscl algcd.
Eiiz tneth Trnsty, celcrad, was arrested
Tor acting IN a disordery manner on the
street and fined - John Slope Nas u
~%ithess against her.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Victim of Rapids Found,

Springfield, Mass. May :. The bod.
of Foster w Taft, who was drowned
with Charles H. Wrightinglon in IH.
dian Leap rapids Monday night, has
been recovered ana viii he taken to his
home AT Swans Point, K. l., where The
funeral will be held.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Railroad station Robbed

olean. y. y. May y Burglars broke
into AMI robbed the PENNSYLVANIA rail
ROAD station ~ l,"lpvan. Twelve hiln-
hred revenue stamps of various denom-
nations. Il box Of ipwelry. several hun
dred tickets ana IS mileage books were
taken.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
TronbIe Over K,r.,n I

Yokohama, May s. Reports received
here from Seoul say the emperor of
Korea refuses to indorse the loan OF
the fun-Nan syndicate, and Minister
chopwongsik. the chief advocate of the
loan, has resigned.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Will Make McKinIey m N

Boston. May S.-rhe board of over
kccrs Of Harvard university ut their
regular meeting here voted to grant
the degree of doctor of laws to Presi-
dent Mckinley. The degree will be
conferred at commencement in June.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

London, May s. The Chester Gun nj
chester was won by Nh Pierre l.oril.
lards David Garrick ridden hy Lester
lielT Lady penzancc WAS second. ana
Stocrado was third. Sixteen horses
ran
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

Marine city Mich. May :. The ice
blockade in the -. Clair river. which
was The worst in the history of the
lakes, is broken, and navigation is now
fully opened.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Lightning Kills A.c0 co,,,.

Portage, Wis, May $, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred krlngie, an aged couple residing
near Ewhulee, We're struck nv
lightning, and both We're instantly kill
ed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

Inc chairman, in announcing Mr.
Carnegic'S Gift of EG..hiU 10 the nsti.
it.e for original mctallurgical research
Sad Mr.. Carnegie had decided 10 do,i.
bic the amount. and The council had
agreed to distribute ii among various
liatiOnalitirS onp-thirrl 10 br. AIath.
"ws tAmcricnnl. one-thirl 10 Dr. Gold.
berg tAuSrianl and onp-third TO Dr.
Stansiield tEnglishi.
MI. Carnegie subsequently. IN pro
posing vote Of thanks for the presi.
dents address, said that. in his opn.
ION the president had pnt his finger on
Tie right spot. The Whole lesson OF
This address was:
You must look nj home and deyclon
The material YOU have
Mr.. Carnegie believed Thoroughly
mai Cleveland iron would make good
st"el. lie WAS certain the basic proc.
tSS would succeed in Great Britain. as
y had done in America. What was
Sai'i i'll America to the contrary had
moi prevented them from buying IN
I'll the mines nobody else wanted. The
same could bt done in Great Britain
lhe Bible taught them seek We first
IN" Kingdom Of heaven. and all things
VIII be added unto you." He MIR. Car.
hc@iol said, Seek We first the United
i>ihgdom and the markets of the
world Will he added unto YOU"
Get right at home" said Mr.. Carne.
gre ana do not worry about things
abroad"
IN" way to get hold of foreign mar
EcIs. Mr.. Carnegie continued was ia
- hold Of and conquer the markets at
nome. 1t was not necessary TO thank
MN FOR the prizes he had given for 70.
search lie had TO thank the institute
lof lie zen IL was field in which n
Sr"a' deal more money might be profit,
ably spent.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

This is the annual donation day at the
Sarah White Home. All donations can
be- LETT II the home OF 4. G.. Sterling.
NJ III West Eleventh street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

Hamburg, May $. The coppcrSmiths
aaN" struck. hut the threatened ship
liItiing lockout was NOT declared.
W"fk il proceeding at all the Slip.
gar IL
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09

Yokohama, May S.-There have been
heavy runs on TIE Kioto banks. and
one of them has suspended, though
aided to the extent Of 100000 yen. The
Bank Of Japan Is sending 100000 yen
to- Kioto.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
VIM. LawtOn,
Oh Market Street.
ADVICE BY CARNEGIE.
The Ironma>ter Tells EngliShmen
Co., o. How to Succeed. a.,A..
HOME MARKETS THE THING.
-------
lie Says That the Way 10 Get Hold
OF Foreign Markets Is to First
Sccur. Those In the init
ed kinGdGm.

london. May S.-'rhe annual meeting
.ncncrd. II is attended by all the
lrumincnt engineers ia Great Britain,
Nl;ile almost all the American engineer
~. vcnters are represented, Mr.. Carnr-
.ie being among those present. The
lew president. Mr.. William Whitwcll,
devoted almost all hi. address to Amer
ican methods declaring Great Britain
A;tS compelled 10 adopt then lie said:
I'VE Shall have 10 fight much harder
IA The future Ia retain our proud posi-
ton"
The principal paper was read by Mr..
William Garrett of Cleveland. who
prrfac"d his remarks by declaring that
Great Eriiain'S supremacy in The iron
and steel trade. SO long held. was now
lost. He then went into Il detailed com
pariSun Of the methods of British ana
American rolling mills. with no Halter
ing results for Great Britain. ana con
cluded with declaring that If the Brit
ish steelmakers did not follow the eX-
ample of the Americans by combining
and also by only manufacturing nj
points most advantageous for shipment
and using the most economical methods
the manufacture OF iron and steel
would become lost art IN Great Brit.
ain.
Many unpleasant statements We're PM
before the British gathering by Mr.
Garrett. Manufacturers here he dc.
clared. would not spend sufficient mon.
ey on mills or machinery. He urged
them 10 adopt American methods ut
some Of tile modern plate mills in Great
Britain, and there would be n marked
Increase in the output
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-09
Chicngoans Want Prizefghts.

Chicago. May S.-A committee from
the Liberal league, an organization
claiming the support of 10000 citizens
ana which represents the prizefightna
element of Chicago. called on Mayor
Harrison and asked that he permit thu
resumption of boxing exhibitions in
this city. The mayor will announce Il
decision within few DAYS.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
II Hours Of Red Hot Selling
Where was the Marshal ?

had his pockets pcked-thats
daylight GEORGE
We felt little blue a
bold
facts felt somewhat
has his pockebook back
pocket three dress
children one
George Verbccks
George /. Verbeck goods beats them all.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10

Mems suspenders worth any 14c Boys
suspenders &c. you haven't that lot of mems 81 so
So so hats going at 81 81 each you have missed
gain. Our overall touched by price
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10

Children picture handkerchief at EACH fancy borders
ladies' white handkerchiefs regular
ladies' linen finish hemstitched handkerchefs
better at Gentlemens' cambria handkerchief at
fine linen finished hemstitched article Turkey
red handkerchefs &c. regular
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
A genuine bOnafide sale
Runners

and every nook and of this big store will be alive
with bargains. Standard Calcoes the kind still
go at 8 &c per yard. Apron checked Ginghams
The regular II 12c Chambrays at Bleached and
bleached muslin at and the prettiest newest inch
Percales you at 12and per yard We still
have few of those White Dimities (the knd)
per yard, and sell Slater's Cambria 12c Our
prices table Linens, Towels and Crash
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10

1t like Standardization doors opened
last Saturday morning to the crowdng coming
our way 1t day to be remembered by all who par
ticipated in the opening of this great SALE The only
thing we lacked but did for 80
days expect each day bring greater results
going to do business
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
friends and prices work shirts is the talk of the
town. On shoes
Simply out of sight

We have few pair left in that lot of Ladies' Oxords at
e2c and lot OF Ladies' fine shoes value ST SO to SO
sale price ST 90 pair is fast being depleted but
have some left and rscome first served Our lot of Mems
dress shoes at ST. 48 the greatest bargain in shoes
leather work shoes at ST. is money to the labor
ing
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
Its hot shot but cold facts

In clothing hold the fort and will do the clothing bust
in Trego county for the next 80 days.
at
m
fancysu in an mans
a
matched Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
Leader par excellence

in this county You find just what you want in
hats in her stock and at prices that will suit Our
ton counter is wonder On it will find pins at
Kings threat at &c SPOOL hair pins at 1c
pkg, combs of all kinds and at all prices knitting
needles &c set hooks and lie doz, SUPERIOR
highly perfumed toilet Sc cake sleeve holders
ters and articles too numerous to mention We still have
few of those sunbonnets at 19c each Handkerchief
have got to
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
They were all There /!

Did crowds sverbeck's?
all
Even clerks
down. and wote whole Those girls
kodaks
pictures
a a shopping. REAL
and BARGAINS
a
a just as you other fellow.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
The 10th Century Plan

and each day produce bargains the people
thing in the big stock at reduced figures We don't
put out few unmportant Leaders a bait
your patronage but give what PROMISE
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
Are Snaps

and can't be duplicated in mans store Linen crash
and 1O fine Is inch cotton crash at yard better
for &C. and still better for &c per yard Ready
made sheets, 72x90 inches hemsched at each fine
cotton towel for SC pair Ladies' fast black hose at
Gauze vests the 1Oc kind, for and better for
Ladies' hose for sc. Fancy table worth
50 o. Shirt waists at giveaway prices and fine lot
of Ladies' trimmed and untrmmed hats to close regard
less of Miss Timmons has just from
East and the ladies of Trego county know that her
ence guarantees millinery department to be the
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1901-08-10
Our Mems Dress Shirts
are Moving.

still
will benefit 500 shirts each appreciated
in
C
, 1901-06-19
NEW COMPANIES
INCORPORATED YESTERDAY.

Articles of incorporation were yes.
terday filed in the office of the secre-
tary of state by the following com
panies:
The Union Ore Extracting and Re-
duction company. with a capital stock
of 10000 divided into 10000 shares
of $40 each. A general mining business
will be conducted in Wyoming and
Colorado. with an office at Cheyenne.
The trustees for the first year are z.
Titus Esmond. George G. Holmes, T.
Z. Murphy, John O'Rourke and Jasper
w. Johnson.
The Dixon Land and Live Stock
company, with a capital stock Of $50.
900. divided into $1,000 shares of $40
each. The trustees for the first year
are James Douglas. David Heraig, J.
f. Osborne and Sam Hartle.
The Enterprise Irrigation and Power
company, with a capital stock Of So
900. divided into 1000 shares of S.
each. The trustees for the first year
are A. Cyphert, N. H. Brown, j. c.
York. Richard Dryden and T. B.. Hal,
let. The place Of business will be at
Lander, Fremont county.
, 1901-06-19
ON THE MIDWAY

One of the strongest and most pleas
ing attractions secured by the manage
ment for the Midway o fthe street fair
is the Brainerd 100000 prismatic cleo
trio fountain.
The performance will consist of a
magnificent water display, every few
seconds changing it's forms, such as
sheaves of wheat, etc, with grand cleo
trical color effects. Upon this same
fountain during the water display Elec-
ira will mystify the public by her gor-
geous serpentine and fire dance, fol-
lowed by Madam Celesti in living pic
lures. exact reproductions Of the ia
nous paintings in the leading Euro
pean art galleries and the beautiful
and dazzling poses plastique, conclud-
ing the performance with a gorgeous
display of fireworks and steam effects,
all taking place on the prismistic cleo
trio fountain and lasting a full hall
hour. a sight once seen never forgot
ten.
, 1901-06-19
WALDEN NOTES
IMPROVEMENTS GOING ON IN
THE METROPOLIS OF
NORTH PARK.
House Being Repaired, Offices Built,
New Stores Opened and a General
Air Of Prosperity Visible On Ev-
cry Hand-Oeaths of Mrs. Lienai-
len and Mrs. Herbert Hill.

Walden, Colo, June 17.-(Special
Correspondence.)-Harford Loucks is
building a twenty-foot addition to the
Pioneer livery stable.
There will be no celebration this
4th of July at Walden.
Mrs. C. p. Lienallen of Rand, died
suddenly Sunday night.
Mrs. John Price opened a restaurant
in NJ. J. Capron's building.
Davis & Daugherty's new shop has
been treated to a coat of paint.
Mrs. Z. E. Martin has had her house
re-papered and painted and it is one
of the neatest homes in Walden.
C. C. Flineau will engage in the
grocery and meat business in Walden
ir a efw days. Success to Mr.. Flineau.
improvements seem to be the order
of things. p. w. Fischer, NJ. D., pro-
prietor of the North Park Pharmacy,
has an office building about completed
adjoining the drug store.
Mrs. Herbert Hill, daughter of Geo.
Winterbum, died suddenly after suffer
ing several days with pneumonia and
before medical aid could be summon
ed.
, 1901-06-19

The fact that o. r. Ryan of Chey-
enne has again beer arrested for an
bezzlement is n matter for the consid-
GRAFTON and study of scientists and
philosophers. Only a short time ago
he was arrested by the postal authori-
ties for robbing the United States
mails, but the evidence was not strong
enough 10 convict, although it was
strong enough to cause those in power
to refuse to reinstate him. Now he is
under the ban of the Singer Sewing
Machine company, having embezzled
from 1t something like 5000. The ques-
ton Is, can the man help 1t, or is his
mental capacity such that he is forced
by n detective mind to do these things?
In either case. his home is in the peni-
Tertiary.
, 1901-06-19
BEET SUGAR FOR WYOMING

There is a constantly growing in
Quiry from the east as to the possibili-
ties of the state in the matter of rails
ing sugar beets. There Is no ques-
ton but that a large area Of our agri-
cultural lands are good beet lands.
Beets grow to the greatest perfection
in a sandy volcanic ash soil such as
the surface of Wyoming is composed
OF, and all experiments made have ver-
fled the belief that a high per cen Of
~saccharine matter can be obtained.
Two things only are necessary-the
farmers to till the soil and the capital
to build the sugar factories. An expert
Is now investigating the possibilities
Of the Wheatland flats for sugar-beet
raising. At that place there are a suf-
ficient number Of farmers already to
engage in the profitable raising of SUI
gar and it is not improbable that the
expert will make a favorable report
to his employers. the American Sugar
Beet
On several occasions the soil Of the
Laramie plains has been thoroughly
tested and has not been found want
ing. The per cent has run above Is
in some cases nj the yield has al
ways been very satisfactory This is
an industry that could be made very
profitable under the Pioneer canal, and
along the various streams tributary to
the Big and Little Laramies. It is one
crop that will pay better than the ma,
tive hay, and therefore it is not i'm,
probable that the ranchmen may in
time be interested therein, as money is
what they are after.
There is no possible danger OF over,
doing the industry at least for many
years to come, as the United States is
still importing something like 5000,
000, 900 worth of sugar per annum.
, 1901-06-19
PUBLIC SCHOOL PATRONS
AND THE INSTITUTE.

The suggestion has been made that
the patrons of the public schools of AL
bany county be urged to attend the in.
stitute now in session at the high
school in this city, which will close its
annual session tomorrow. So far, it
is said, the attendance Of the parents
of the school children has been very
light, and there is not an hour in the
day in which something is not said or
done hat will be Of value to the par
ents themselves.
The sessions have been unusually
interesting, embracing some splendid
and discussions. and they
more interesting every day. The
will not only be welcomed. but
the attendance of the patrons Of the
schools will be hailed with delight by
all the officers and teachers Of the in
, 1901-06-19
With Chinese Sauce.

Boys in China may be shut up in the
wood shed to learn to read the ten
thousand books Of Confucius back
ward. but there is nc higher educa-
ton" for Chinese girls. With them
nature has her say. A young husband
took a friend home Unexpectedly.
There was nc tea in the house. and a
servant was sent to borrow some. The
little wife arranged the tea table and
put the water to boil. Very o o 1t
boiled and 1t became necessary to pour
in cold water. This happened several
times. The teakettle finally overflow
ed and no tea had come. Then the
wife said: "As we don't seem likely
to have any tea. you had better offer
your friend a bath" Would any Am
erican girl graduate" have been SO
artlessly hospitable?
, 1901-06-19
THE POOR CAN HAVE BENEFIT.

In answer to an objection made by
a prospector to the high fee charged
for a mineral examination under the
state law, State Geologist Henry C.
Beeler has made a very pertinent re-
ply. In a communication to the Chey-
enne Tribune he says that 1T is my
intention and desire to give the pros
pectors and miners Of the state every
possible assistance in the development
of their property. and will endeavor to
visit the different camps Of the state as
O % as possible in order to become
personally acquainted with the people
and mineral conditions of Zach camp;
also. to collect information and sta
tistics regarding the camps and pub
fish the same as opportunity offers or
as may seem advisable to do so.
in visiting the properties of each
camp l will be glad to confer with the
owners OF the mines and prospects and
give them any advice OIL assistance, so
far as it is in my power, to aid in
developing their properties or the dis
trict in which they are located.
THE different charges for reports, as
stated in the law creating this Office.
refer to a detailed examination and
report CT the mine or prospect, such
report to be used in interesting CAPT.
tai in the development Of the property,
and not to a verbal opinion given
when visiting the district or other re-
ply to inquiry relating to the mines of
the state.
1.-The ONCE of state geologist is as
yet an experiment, and will require
some time and the active cooperation
Of the mining interests Of the state to
demonstrate Is e~fhciency."
, 1901-06-19

make the best of life and enjoy it while
have the opportunity This. howev-
is impossible unless you have good
health and especially a strong stomach.
keep the stomach in order and you will
be happy. 1t cures dyspepsia, consti-
patton, biliousness. aids digestion and
keeps the bowels regular. 1t has been
the standard medicine of the Ameri-
can people over fifty years. Insist on
having the genuine with our private
revenue stamp over the neck of the
bottle.
, 1901-06-19
FINE ORE IN THE
IcoNocLAsT MINES.

D c. Haskins, writing to the owners
of the Iconoclast mines in this city. in.
forms them that the machinery recent
ly erected at the mines to free the shaft
from water is working to perfection,
and that the water is now absolutely
under control. The pumps are doing
their duty and the gasoline engine is
a perfect little daisy"
Jack McCutcheon. who put up the
machinery at the mine, went down into
the shaft, and says there is a four-foot
vein of as pretty ore as he ever saw
in his life, and this word has %broadened
the faces of the stockholders SO that
their BARRIERS charge them two prices
for a shave.
An additional supply Of gasoline and
other material was tent out to the
mines today.
, 1901-06-19
Land Of Gold for 80 Year,.

1t is just fifty years since Mr.. Har-
greaves discovered gold in the Ophir
d~iggings. near Bathurst, Australia.
Small quantities Of gold had been dis
covered In Australia previously. and
Sir Roderick Murchison had announced
the probabilities Of large gold discov-
cries in that country as early as 1s45.
But 1t was H~argreaves' find that
created the gold fever Of 1851. and that
ended the depression from which Aus
tralia was then suffering.
, 1901-06-19
Copper Near Mount Data.

Copper deposits in the province Of
Lepanto. near Mt. Data, P. l.. have
been worked by the I]gorrotes since be
fore the Spanish discovery OF the
archipelago. These b%arbarians, who
are heathens, living in sQualor, have
developed industrially to a surprising
ly high point. and the skill they ex-
hibit in the extraction and working
Of metals is extraordinary. They
turn u copper kettles no less than
three and q half feet il diameter, and
they also make numerous kinds of i'm
lements and ornaments out of the
same metal.
, 1901-06-19

Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be.
cause to live requires nourishment.
Food Is not nourishing until it is di.
gested. A d%isordered stomach cannot
digest food. 1t must have assistance.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds
of food without aid from the stomach,
allowing 1t to rest and regain its ma
tural functions. Its elements are OK
actly the same as the natural digestive
fluids and it simply can't help but do
you good. Laramie Drug Co.
, 1901-06-19
FLOWER PARADE FOR
THE STREET FAIR,

The flower parade promises to be
one of the prettiest and most popular
features of the Elks' street fair here
the first week in July, and many ladies
have already gone to work to decorate
their vehicles and get them ready for
the contest for the handsome prizes
that will be offered.
The election Of a carnival queen will
be one of the novel features of the oc-
casion, and the committee having the
matter in hand will prepare and pro-
mulgate the rules governing the con-
test as quickly as the work a be
done.
, 1901-06-19

II one notices a senior whose locks
have recently been shorn, one a
know that the juniors have been up to
their FRANKS and furnished the BARRIERS
with partial jobs. 1t is said that the
juniors caught W. of the seniors and
run a pair of BARRIERS clippers straight
from the forehead to the back of the
head-one furrow, as it were.
The freight agents of the United
States. who have been in session at
Salt Lake City. are expected to pass
through here on the morning of the
18th in a special train of fifteen Pull
man cars, en- route east. They will
reach Laramie about 6 o'clock a. m.
The McGibbon Brothers of Red
Buttes have completed their shearing
for this season and have a carload Of
wool ready to start to the Boston mar
ket. The shearers have moved over
to the Eykyn ranch. where there is a
band Of nearly 1000 sheep to shear.
, 1901-06-19

The boy inventors OF new games
have added golf marbles to their list.
1t Is a game Of marbles. but instead Of
being played in . ring OF . Triangle
marked out on the Sidewalk 1t ny
be played all around the block. Ehe
puint Is to send the marble b . snip Of
the thumb into . series Of holes. he
COY who gets into all the holes with
me smallest number Of snips wins.
, 1901-06-19
Bids Wanted

For the reconstruction Of Manager
opera house. Bids must be in by June
25. 1901 Plans and specifications can
be seen at office Of Trabing CONNER.
cial company. Successful bidder must
give bonds. Certified check for 500
must accompany bid. Right to reject
all bids is reserved. 235tf