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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27
DAMAGED IN sQUALL.

The schooner Ia Moi which sailed
for Hawaii last night returned to port
this morning having been injured dur
ing a squall in the Molokai channel.
The vessel encountered very hard
blow about s O'Clock and the upper
part Of her main topmast was carried
away. The main topmast stay and 9TH
er parts of her rigging also carried
away so II was concluded TO put back
to port.
The cargo Of the Ka Moi Is being
transferred to the Moi Wahine and the
latter vessel will sail as soon as load
ed,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27
AGAINST AsIATIc LABOR.

The California State Federation Of
Labor has sent out petitions for sigma
cures reading as follows:
We, the undersigned citizens OF the
State of California, respectfully urge
upon the Congress Of the United States
that il re-enact at the earliest possible
moment the Chinese Exclusion Act,
which expires on Ma" 5. 1902, with
amendments to embrace all classes o.
Asiatics, including Japanese, extending
its provisions to all territory under tho
jurisdiction OF the United States and
making It perpetual In operation,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27
THEY OUGHT TO DO.

Have you anything light for SUM
mer reading" she asked.
Yes" replied the new clerk; "heri
are some paper covered novels. | don't
believe they weigh more than two on
three ounces apiece. "-Philadelphli
Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27
TAROENA
CURES
DYSPEPSIA

We have numerous testimonials
from people who could not eat food
without being distressed, but found in
Taroena both a medicine and food.
After taking Taroena for while their
stomachs were able to take ordinary
food. 1t gives the digestive organs a
rest and effects cure by creating
normal. healthy conditions. -
Being a sufferer from Preventative
dyspepsia, | used Taroena. To my
surprise, Taroena and my stomach
have always remained on the best oil
terms--to my great satisfaction and
comfort.
JAMES STIMSON, NJ. D..
Jacksonville, Cal"
81 am satisfied that Taroena is ar
excellent food for dyspeptics because
have personally tested II. ] shall us'
1t at st. Luke's Hospital.
&C. G. KENYON, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal"
"Taroena. in my opinion, Is an ex
cellent invalid and baby food, and II
the many cases when ] have used II
1t has always proved satisfactory.
have four patients using ii now.
&c. b. BUCKNELL, NJ. d.,
San Francisco, CAL
We have a great many ENDORSE
ments from medical men all over thu
world. Every one is favorable to thi
most wonderful, nature-made food,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-27

SALES Waialua, $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

Dte Semperaturen In ben 1Srauen, DC
ale feds Stunben semeFen tpurben,
oifferirten 5tpiIhen 81 unb 80 Grab
Sabrenbeit, eine Der @usfase Der Robs
Grste na6 siinitise @drme fir pferbes
ftdIe.
9a bas S9iff tpdbrenb Der sans
gen &eiie aiemli9 rubig lag, 10 purz
ben abpedlelnb tdslid etpa $50
pferbe an Oed auf> unb abgefibrt,
un ibnen bic notbtpenbise 8etpesuns
gu perfdaffen. SroBbem stnsen nabz
renb Der Gabrt So pferbe unb 3 Mauls
THERE Elm.
Sn 10 Sasen IL Stunben fiibrte
bic Bosnia" bic lleberfabrt nah
&obe, Sapan, aus, na9 tpeiteren 8
Sasen IL Stunben gelanste fe mad
Satu. mo- Tie auf Der &bebe ettpa "a
beutf9e 0ampfer, auber ben 10 flei<
men S9iffsn, bic ben @erfebr auf benz
peiboflub bermittelten, antraf. Bonn
z. Biz II. NoDember tpurben bic Yferbe
unb Maultbiere bon Der Bosnia" auf
&iiitenbampfer ~perlaben. bic fie mad
benz Bferbebepot in Sonstu bra9ten.
Die Qnnabme erfolste bur9 beutfde
MrtiGeriften. Sobann CAB bic r8os&
MIA" tbren 2eit6eftanb an Juttermits
teln an bic u@liiia" ab, bic our @ers
fiigung bes Sberfommanbos blieb,
unb trat am 10. Nobember bic Hiidz
reiie nm @fien an. Sn Saigon nabm
fe cine 2abuns Rets fir S%insapore,
@ntperpen unb 9amburg. Woblbe=
balten fam bas S9tff BON feiner &etfe
INN bic Welt, bic auslei9 cine slGrs
senb b%eitanbene Probe auf feline 2eiz
itunssfdbisteit mar, tpie seiast, pieber
an Der Glbe an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

1teben unb big brei ubr Wiorgens I'M
Gbore beten. lin flint ubr i4on, nit
Morgensrauen, begtnnt tpteber Der
@~ottesbieait. unb mad ibm besinnt bic
Mrbeit in ben 3elen, bic bann ipieber
muir bur9 9ottesbienit unb Mefen
unterbro9en ipirb. go Derlieren bic
MDn9e anmdlis bas @efubl fir bic
ltnterf9iebe bon Sag unb Ha9t, bon
Mube unb Mrbeit. Sir bic Srapptften
tpirb bas sanae 2eben gu einem einz
atgen, traurigen Sage, aus benz tie
nur bic Selistett bes Sobes erueden
barf.
Sie SpeiIe Der M0nde beitebt meis
F I.eeTa1ss aus 8rOb unb ssfodtem Semitic,
Sonnfass ssnirBs:nT is au9 STD, has
fdon Elm 2ederbiffen lit. Niemals
fimmern fe ft9 nm Bic IuBentpelt
unb INN bas Sreibert Der Menfden,
unb 10 finben fte benin aud nirgenbs
sSeinbe.
gnbli6 erf6ien Der G~aienbruber
tpieber in un3erer Belle unb melbete,
baB uns ber prtor i'm 9ofe ertparte.
@ir eilten, i'm gu besriiBen. Mit
Observation-Disclosures 2G9eln trat uns Elm
bober @reis NIT lansem, panenbem
8arte entsegen unb reidte uns freunbz
li9 bic 9anb. (Oem Prior 1T es ra=
tiirli9 seftattet, NIT ben 8efu9srn gu
reben.) 81! Dem Manne in Der f9li4z
ttsst Suite erfannten mir ben @eift
zines berpprragenben Meniden, fein
sanaes @efen bate etpas Gbrfur9tz
gebietenhes.
: Wieber ertDnte bas Mrmen1iinber=
slDd6en, unb einise MDn9e f9rttten
aus ibren 3ellen auf ben 5of, als
lie aber Den Prior erblidten, ma9ten
fte cine 8%spssuns, als Of iie por linn
rtieberfnien ipo1ten; er jebo9 f9lug ie
lei9t nit Der 9anb in's @efi9t unb
tpinfte i6aen, tpeiter gu eeben. @ir
fplgten inn in bic fiinitlerifd berz
sisrte Sapele, Die slei9fals in Surgz
form erbaut lit.
Na9 einem fur5en 9ottesbienfte
fabrte ltns Der Nbt auf ben Sriebbof,
bamit mir, pte er ld9elnb meinte,
einen freunbltden Gtnbrud bonn &loz
tier beimbrd9ten. ltnb ptrtli9 mar
bas Der einaise Srt, no bic Sonne
BEN bernteberfdteu, mo fi4 frif9es
@riin an BEN Mauern emporrantte,
bebe 8Gume letfe I'M Wtnbe raufdten
unb bic @Ogel luitig fansen. Sort
In Der Mitte ftebt auf einem freien
Plabe Elm grobes &reu5 aug 9ranit,
.'nb rings berum finb btele tleinere
SnI,frpu.,. obne Namen nod Sni9rift.
Inter linen rIS.hsn bic s%eitorbenen
mnnhp
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
9emtider @ierbetransport ffd@
China.

@on ether bemettenspertben Relis
I'M bic Wett lit tiiralid bic ~8osnia,"
ein poitbampfer Der 9amburszIme>
ritaz2tnie. mad 9amburs auridses
febrt.
9as S@iff sins am 4: Suli 1900
aus 9amburg init Stldgutlabung
fir philadelphia unb Baltimore ab.
Sn Ybtlabelpbta fanb es am Ia. Sult
cine Wei1ung ieiner Mbeberei Dor, nit
5000 Sonnen aoblen na9 Gan Granz
cisco gu bampfen, Inn, tpie feiner Set
bereits beri9tet, bon bort Pferbe unb
Maultbiere fir bic beuti@e aapanerie
mad Satu, gbina. su- brinsen.
Inter 2ettung Der amertfantf4en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tuurbe To-
fort bamtt besonnen, in fdmmtli4en
berfigbaren Deds pferbeftGne gu
bailen. 9iefe Mrbeiten tpurben tpGhs
renb Der sarsen Reife na9 Gan Grans
cisco (26. Suit Biz 10. September)
fortsefebt. Mm 81. Musuf pafiirte bas
S9tff Rap 5orn unb bate baraui
einen ftarfen Sturm gu befteben.
Srobbem ifeIte es ii9 in Gan 5rans
cisco beraus, bab bic Bosnia" mil
ihrsr 47tSdtoen Meife beinahe einen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Grimeruns aus eroBer Brit.
Ste @ieoereridtuns oeS 9eueBs9 stuunpbbos
eems In New g,ort eepIamt.

9te @ieoereribtnms oeS 7elueBs9 stuuapbbos
gems In sse.p gort seplant.
2aut einem our 3ett beitebenben
Proiette lptrb Der uSetpebzS riumpbz
8osen," Der anldBlt9 bes @tnauss bes
Nbmirals Setpeb in 1899 in Mabifon
Square gu Stem gort erri9tet unb
unldngit pieber entfernt tpurbe, boz,
Neuenl, unb stpar biesmal in Marmor
eriteben. Sir ben 3ped bat fi9 Elm
&omite sebtlbet, bas unter Mnberen
part Benjamin, ben @taeprditbenten
Der rIlumnizIfociation Der Marinez
4tabemie" gu Qnnapolis, Mb., ferner
ben p%enfionirten &ear=4bmtral MilIer
unb ben Retp Yorter 8ridentommifs
idr Riron gu feinen Mitsliebern sdblt.
0as &unitnsrt pirb bic 8eaet9s
nuns vMarine<S riumpb=8 osen" ers
balten. gu biefer l1mpanbluns bes
Hamens CAB Setpep feline gtnpiQiz
sune. Ils Ylab fir ben 8osen bat
man 8atterp part in @otbam sss
tpGblt. Mittelt elmer Mpenue, beren
bbstSSe Settett bon Statlen bon GeeE
bslben flanttrt iperben, ion Der 8osen
nit einem 2anbunasplabe, Der gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
S OMIT e {.

Der 8epDGferungs<3u
tn a d 8 in Der Seeregton Der
Staaten Sbip, Mt9tsan unb Wtsconz
fin bat in ben lebten Sabren gang
bebeutenb susenommen.
Ste 8eriiner Straben=
babnen befDrbeften i'm Sabre
1900 ni9t ipentser als 458,445,6 48
perIonen. Dies bebeutet sesen 1899
eine 3unabme bon 43,763,227 per-
fonen.
3u einem beutf9en SaS
bafstrut baben iiG bic Sabatss
pflanaer bon Yreuben, 8dHerft, 8aber,
@irttembers, Sa9fen. 9efen unb
benz Gliab pereinist, um bic Aualitdt
bes &rautes gu perbefern unb srObe<
rem Yrofit gu eraielen,
3ur SerfeIIun9 BON
m bient betanntli4 Mobn, unb
apar tpirb audi aus benz Mobn, Der
in europGil9en Staaten porfommt,
Opium seponnen. go befibt bas 8ers
liner pbarmatolosifde Snititut cine
probe edit piirttembersifaen Spiums.
Cine Oefiltateur<Ga I'D
fduIe, bic erite ibrer Dirt, ion in
Berlin in's 2eben eerufen tuerben. Ser
Blan bier3u sebt BON benz @erein ber
2itDrfabrifanten unb 8ranntpeins
interefenten aus, Der baburh BEN
Deansel an tiiatisen 9ilfstrdften I'm
Defilateurseiperbe abbelfen tpia.
aus nlab bes Sobes Sd
ntgin @tetorias tpurbe BIZ
Jlasse bes WeiBen 9auies auf 9alb'
matt sebibt. Gs 1T bies bas erft'
Mal in Der 9ei9t4te bes 2anbes
bab cine folde M9tunssbeaeusuas on:
IGbli9 bes Mlebens irserb etrtes
ausipartisen 9erri&ers pouaoser
tN~>~ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Oie Naat mar i6r s9reden.

vSalt bie gauge Na@t muBfe i@
buiten," idreibt Srau @bas. applez
gate por Meranbria, Sn6., uunb
fonnte faum gum Sdlafen fommen.
Sd battebte @us3ebruns 10 f9limm,
baB, rpenn,i9 einen glod nett sinS.
i9 fir@terli@ buitete unb 8lut ipudz
te. Mber na96em ale Mebi5inen Oh
ne @irfuns ruareu, beilten mid BRET
81. 90 Slai@en pon Or. Sings Seem
Discovery pouitdnbis, un6 id seruann
SO Pfunb." Gbiolut saranttrt, baB
es 9uiten, grfdltuns, "a Grippe,
Bronditis uns ale 9alss nnb Sunz
sen=a rantbeiten beilt. Greis Scots
unb 81. 90. @eriu@sfai4en fret tn
s. 50. Subn's apotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Sapp'S
Q(uletbe> Sduf,

8eAliG bonn Gourthaufe, ct. Glono, Minn.
,abIt 4 9rosent sSntereiien auf gelber, pelde
fir elm Sabr, unb 3 Pro3eut, penn bieielben
fir 6Wonate beponirt werben. 8erborst @elb
auf Grunbeigentbum, wel4es 81 ieber 3eit
f6Gia ober ni4t, entpeber sana ober tbeiIweis
ie, ie mad gelieben suriidbe3ablt werben fann.
9erfauft @ediel, Geloien0ungen nnb Hafages
Smefue non nnb mad auen 2dnoern Gnro=
pas. aus3ise aus ben grnnbbi9ern (abs
ffrafts), 8onma1ten, Raufs nnb Sppotbeten
anb ionifiae ~rlrfunben ,perben seieslih aus
sefertist unb b~eslanbiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
SCOTS


beifdet, 6rei ooer pier MaI oes
Cages. Die 5unahme miro am
eriten Gage idon Beginner. Sic
fdeint oie Deroauuns 81 befern
uno Gas Baby wieoer auf oen
ridtisen Des gu brineen.
Denn Gas Baby fdust, aber
ooh niht seoeiht, Damn foute
Die mutter Die Gmulion neb.
men. Sic miro einen bohen
Ginfuf fowobl auf Die Wutter
ais auf oas Kino baben. Sanf.
u~noswansis Jabre beweifen
oiefs Ghatfade.
SOC. unb 81. 90, bei allen Drcsuiten.
scott & 9omne, Gbemifer, Netu Yort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

a~usaeftorben 1T. Wiuleeu pe5aplen Tur
elm 81 bieies @os.ls beute $500.
Man bente, tpel1er @enuB bes Mpars
ten, elm Spieselei. bas $500 tpertb
1T.
glGes In s(Ilem: bic 2iSftenmObbins
aerfii1e ipar iebenfaGs lanse nidt
bas f9ledtefte Susenbabenteuer Der
menfhhett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Mrbeiten "a Stunoen ben Sas.

Oa sibt's feline &ait fur jene uns
ermibli9en fleinen @rbeiter = Or.
Sings r,eue 2ebenspiaen. Wiaionen
linb ftets beiddftist in Der 9eiluns
pom 5tarrer 9eber, @elbiu6t, @alIen=
frantbeit, Sieber uns S9auer. sic
uertreiben frantes &optmeb unb Sea.
laria. &neipen ME, nod idud4en
iie. alein, idmadbaft, mirfen @uus
Der. 8eriu9t Tie. 25cts in S. IS.
9ubn's Gpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

SirbieS ST. MELT
ausfteIlung tpurbe bon einem
Spestal=& omite' bes &eprdientantens
bau}es Elm Sonbs bon $5,O00,000 be-
tpiliat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
ST bas &abp
81 magu?

Utun 70, Damn mue etpds
niht ridtie isin nit ieincr
uabrune. 6eiunoc Babies
iino plump; uur oit franFtH
limo mayer. Seio 03y iit2,r,
oae es Ole rihtiSc uab,una
erbdltP Kinosr miiN,u roat,.
fen, menn ibre Nabruns Il:
udbrt. Dieueidlt ,purSs bisbct
Elm Sebler eemadt uno in SoIee
oapon 1T Die Deroauuns &C..
Uenn Dem 70 1T, sebt
Dem Baby nidt piel lncoisin
6ebrauhet einfad3 Gurcn &C.
wobnliden WenihenperitanS
unS helfet Der uatur elm wenis
nah, in6em Jbr Der Speiie oes
Saby's einen balben GheeI0fel
pon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

Wartne.S riumpbbogen.
@mpfange biitinsuirter ausldnbifder
9dfte bienen pirb, in @erbtnbung ses
iebt perben.
Die Soften bes 0ertes, bic auf
$4,000 peranf9last finb, bofft man
tbetls bur9 Subftriptionen, tbetls
bur9 cine 8etpiGisung bon Seiten bes
Empire Staates pber Der Ser.
Staaten aufsubrtnaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Neter Srid,
9euti&er Mbbofat, ct. Glouo, gEinr.

geib 81 niebrisen HroSenteu gu uerbore.u.
!Sa'm : gdnbereien werben sefauit uno per-
fault. User cine cnltipirte Sarm taufen, i3eit
llao gelo iparen Mil, uerfeble ni6t su mir
Sl fonnne1; i6 babe cine ausse,ei6uete
gllte pom Bargains in cultipirten Sarinsu.
S6reibt on mid fir Q%usfunft. 6=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14

Smmerfort friide unb Supsrlaiiiss
Waare fur Sans unb &a3e gu ben
niebrisften 9reiien. &eeue uno gu
porfommenbe 8ebienuns iebem Suns
ben It9er. lozpa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Sr. Directress, o. s. B.
Yterbe 81 p%erfaufen.

Seine before 9%elesenbeit, CUTE W
beitspferbe biGG;;ss gu Iaufen, NOR je in
ct. Glorb seseben.
30 &ierbe non 1000 bis 1900
gfunb i6wsr unb feds giel, sur ar=
Belt feline beiieren gu minl6en, gu
faufen BET
35.ba u. %. &rdmcr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
New Process
Steam-laundrV.

Rsnu 70, bauu ptrb 20 a& Gs& Istaes, Ht9t aneee
aHt Al IaGsa, ta6 sts Guef Gtsenkhum bthenetin. 80
sdrt q kaS aaftrtet. 0as taben Bic ssaaanetAet e81tA'
rnfslt TN Rsthpthen SAB Itefern eraes &iade atbeat.
INT Sa6en nt6t. Dena SIR stiae drtstt xat teke
OaaubtHne Usut, tann ttHft a. xlS. uaiett Ysets
inS nitssiees ale tsnass, snt .ts bdsrssa enst eeui-
ftnwdfae ttutsts, sIs !Ses e ft!te tesn fo.1t. tim.
ISsn NIB itbss 0enetabe. tsVH
g. 3. Nese Sanpfwai4anta!t,
kiesatlann.
OeehsteI l0e-5. ase. fahIt6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14
Grand Pacific Hotel
ode bon 6. Noe. um0 4. etra6s,
at. GIouo. Yetun.

BUR sefdaisen Nabri4t, sab to- obl9si
6ofel, zines Der dlteften unb belt betanr
ten 6ote!s in Der Staot. alter Sbafers
BIab) iibernommsn babe. nit benz aud
aut eiuaeribtete Stalunsen p%erbnnber
limb. @esen CUTE unb nrompte Seoie
uura unb NIT Der Suiiherung, leosn
2unoen mein 6otel in ieber 6initht ~
einem an%senebmen Seim sa eeftalten, en-:
pFebIt fb beitens sinem geebrten Ynbli'
FUN Don nab uno fern
22=3mts Sebn &aufntann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-14


Tfsgsd die 1DhSats, Die mr. Inner eekautt HABIT
s ssaii, IMMZM
The age-herald., 1901-10-31
THE DEAD OF THE CIVIL WAR
Make Other Wars of the United statea
 Appear Paltry.

Gen. F. V. Greene in Scribner's
 The campaigns and battles of the civil war were on scale of surpassing magni- tude. There were more than a score of single battles in each of which the losses were greater than the aggregate of all our losses in our other wars combined. How paltry seem the 5000 killed and wounded in the war of 1s12 or the war in Mexico, or the war with Spain, com pared with the 14,000 at Shiloh, 15,0OO at the Chickahominy, 1S,O00 at Antietam, the same at Fredericksburg, 16,0OO at Chan cellorsville, 2S,OOO at Gettysburg, 16,0OO at Chickamauga, 3z0O0 in the Wilderness. and 260OO at Spottsylvania The grand aggregate of destruction fairly staggers the imagination, accustomed as we have been for more than a generation to the figures-93,000 killed by bullets. 1s8O00 killed by disease, 25,00O dead from other cause-a grand total of so4,oOo about one in nine of every man who wore the uni- form.
 In no other war in all time has such respect been paid to the dead Immedi- ately after it's close the secretary of war was directed by Congress Ito secure suitable burial places, and to have these grounds inclosed, so that resting places of the honored dead may be kept sacred forever" In 7s separate and distinct na- tional cemeteries the bodies of nearly 100000 soldiers who died during the civil l..A
 their graves with flowers on a fixed day of over 10000 soldiers, in serred ranks marked by the white headstones, on near ly half of which is inscribed ''unknown." The world may be searched in vain for anything similar or kindred; there is no other such impressive sight.
The age-herald., 1901-10-31
A WINTRY NIGHT.

(Written for the Sunday Age-Herald.)- Close the shutters. Bar the doors. Iris cold outside.
 Let the circle closer-drawn About the hearth-stone leave us space. Within the cavelrv,us depth and wide Lusty logs are high up-piled All redly-glowing end-to-end; And lifting f1yes leap and soar Drawn upward in the draught a-roar Within the vaulted ohimney-place. From out the embered depths below A breeding warmth wells out and fills The room with comforts gift and grace; Thro' 'shuttered chinks the light out
 streams
 And bars the dark with broken beams From off the low encirculing hills There is thunderous thrill and throe, And swift as swirl of sword. the flash Of lightning cuts the dusk in twain. Upon the shuttered window pane There Is a spit and spew of rain That strives to reach and touch in vain. There is a wand'ring wind and wild That works a thousand wanton wills. We hear the tree-tops curl and clash, The broken branches downward dash, And brawny boughs obedient bend. What tho the storm-king rages, roars? What tho the night Is dark without, And bleak and black as unsolved doubt? What matters it? What matters all, That should a world outside befall? Here sheltered safe and sound and warm We'll wait new days drifting down, And truth for cheer It's change and
 charm.
 JULIA NEELY FINCH.
 Birmingham. Ala
The age-herald., 1901-10-31
ALLIeAToRs LIKE NEGROES.

From the New Orleans Times-DemocPat. An interesting story of the saurian fam fly is told by one of Algier's oldest eiti- zens, Mitchell J. Barrett, who has spent much of his life in adventure on the high seas and in travelling in business way along the gulf shores. He relates that when a boy, living on the hanks of the St. John river it was customary for the boys in the neighborhood to go in swim ming every day.
 Alligators were very numerous, but 1t was a seldom occurance that a white per- son was molested by them. MT. Barrett says that he cannot recall an instance where a white man or boy was ever killed by one. On the other hand, woe be unto the pickaninny who ventured into the St.. Johns, where these water pests held forth. It is said that a negro never risks his life where an alligator lives.
 MT. Barrett says that on one occasion while he and several of his comrades were in bathing, a negro boy, we'll known to the party, came by shuffled off his clothes and dived in with the others. He had been in but few minutes when he
 
 est apparent struggle. An alligator caught him in the middle" and took him under the water without giving him time to even warn the others.
 He tells of similar incident on the Sabine river, another paradise for the al- ligator. He states that while he, two friends and a negro were crossing the river in a small boat 1t ran against A snag and eapsized near nest of the pests, and the white men swan ashore without molestation. But the negro was bounced upon by several alligators, as If they had some special grudge against him.
 Men can easily avoid attacks from this source. But long ago, when Florida was more sparsey settled and there were no fences along the banks of the rivers cat tie and swine naturally strayed down to the rivers edge to find a quiet, cool spot to graze and fight the gallinippers which were there In droves and made a shadow as a cloud. As long as the stock would find these places on the banks they were comparatively safe from alligators. But as the day would grow and as the heat would increase, they would stray down to the rivers edge and wallow in order to get under water to keep cool. Their in- stinct, however, failed to teach them eau tion for invariably the sly alligator was there for a different purpose. He had crawled to the waters edge to sun his back, which could scarcely be distin- guished from an old log, and while the thoughtless COW or hog widowed in the waters the pest of the Florida waters would make his attack with varying suc-
The age-herald., 1901-10-31
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES.
Ex-senator Butler Reported to Favor
 Nomination of SchIey.

Baltimore, October 30.-The Sun today publishes a statement of the Presidential preferences of several Southern leaders Senator Joseph w. Bailey of Texas and Representative Livingston of Georgia fa- vored the nomination of former Senator A. P. German,
 Former Senator Marion Butler of North Carolina, who led the Populists in their support of Bryan in 1896 and 1900, is said to have spoken up strongly for Schley. He Is reported to have said that Schley could secure more votes than any other man whom the Democrats could nominate for the Presidency.
 'He said" continues the Sun, "that he thought the nomination of Admiral 5chley would not only guarantee the sup port of the ticket by all clements of the Democratic party bringing about conn plete harmony within the party, but that the admiral would receive a large vote from people not Democrats. and would stand a better chance of election than any man whom the Democrats could nominate"
The age-herald., 1901-10-31
HE ONLY uAIlY NEWSPAPER IN ALABAMA
Marry, he must have long spoon khat must eat with the devil.
 1.-The Comedy of Errors.
Decline in Ocean FreIahts.

The ship subsidy grabbers cannot well promise lower freight rates than are now offered by ship owners, for the bottom has dropped out. and some classes of freight are carried at about one-fourth of what was demanded one year ago. Even passenger rates by the best boats plying on the Atlantic ferry are going down, a first-class pass age being offered now at about s65.
 Several causes have led up to this depression in the shipping industry. Short crops of corn and oats have led to prices for such staples that Europe will not accept, and German iron and steel are offered So low that the Ameri- can operators do not desire to meet them. Foreign shipments are thus largely reduced just when there has been a marked increase in the num- Der of ships. There follows very nat urally sharp competition for ship ments. and ocean rates are mercilessly cut.
 The subsidy crowd cannot offer within reason better terms than can now be had for the asking. There are ships in abundance now, and no sub sldy will now induce capitalists to invest money in shipping. The entire ocean business is unprofitable. and in France, where large subsidies are paid, the merchant marine is steadily de- clining. When cargoes are scarce and ships plentiful, the subsidists will be pressed for arguments that will stand the test of criticism, and altogether the prospects for pushing a subsidy grab to passage are by no means so promising as they were in the last Congress. And besides, MT. Hanna is no longer in the saddle.