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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

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Connections leave NewcOmsrstOwn
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and the East, e 43 am, III 81 am. = II pm. For
Uhrichsyille and Dennison, Y u pm.
and sIi45 pm. For Columbus and thicago
y IS pm.
Connections leave Canal Dover via
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh DfvisfOm.-FOt
Cleveland, Canton and Fort Wayne Routs
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, II 40 am and f2 8 pm.
sDaily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop.
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General Manager. GuGal Passenger Agent
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baggage checks. and further information 10
agent Of the Pennsyiyania Lines. a
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

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Wenn Mrbeit bas 2eben fiis macbt,
10 TT tie bod bD9tens Sa9arin.
ais grploltoitoff i9sint bas Mariz
mite oas Wfagimum erreidt 5u baben.
Die Rubmesballe lit often. 9llIo,
nletne 9erren, INNER ran! Mber nur
nt4t brdnseln.
Der Hei6e 5olIte bdrin benz 8ettler
glst9en, baB er INNER cine offene
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oft dber 10, Dab es uns oerIalsen
piro.
gu ettpas &lugert ntiif1en ote Menz
19en geponnen peroen, ben S1prbei=
ten reanen tie ielber na6.
Wenn cine Srau auber sSaf1una aez
rdtb, erinnert tie eigentlid nur barar,
tab iie eine psrle Der @dDpfung 1T.
Die 9litronomsn baben fonitatirt,
bdB es audi auf benz Wonoe f9neit,
Eas nd6ite lit bic gntoedung oes
G9neemannes i'm Monoe.
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has, Der be6auptet, bic Mmerifaner
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tfren aram abtaufsn:. ........
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tie ibre iiinsersn 8amerabsn ni6t
mebr i9inoen biirfen, i'm Wsin sr=
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gu: erltens, um ben @eodnfen Wus=
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zines iol4en 5db9ens 1T urla6e sez
tug, etnen Seoen aus oem 9dus9en
sr brinsen.
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lit, ertpirbt iih 1einen 2ebensunterz
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ragt bas ameritdniIhs Mdb9sn ale
1tre Sdpeitern fat um 9luptesldnse
rno Die gbicasoerin audi I'm Gubes
2dnge.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

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befu@te bic Dffentlide @9nle 3u Oil
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1ngItiG NiaeprGfbent Der Mmerieon
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20
Snldnoifd)fs.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

Die Geusrperbssrungen biloeu eines
Der troitlofeften Rapitel in Der an1es
xifdnifhen Gtatiitit. Die Werluite
hnrh Gsuer i'm Monut Mpril beliefen
iih in. ben Der. @tnaten duf $16,z
767, 7,o7o; tpdbrenp fie I'M DOriser
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

Sur 3eit Der Rantins tpnrben i'm
Sort S6upler Bel Sem Yorf in brittz
bdlb Sabren nun brei 5nloaten ipez
gen 8srseben infolge BON 5runtenbeit
Dor einem 4riessseriht proaeiIirt. Sn
ebn iehs Monaten ieit Mbidaffung
Der aantine muBte bas Rriessgeridt
fhon acknowledgement auIammentrez
ten, um iiber 5dlIe BON Srnfenbeit
uno burh biefe perunldBte Disciple
mar : 8erseben ab5urtbeilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

R6nig Goiparo bon Gnglano Fat
nit ben 9leip Worfsrn, be ibnl bDrgsz
itedt iDurben, ii1 iibsr bas Mstter
unterbdlten. Oerdrtige llnterbaltuns
batten pie guten 2eute auh III Neiu
Dorf baben f0nnert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-06-20

Nos. s36 and aE6 connect at Wellsviile Tor
Steubenville and Bellaire Nos. 3O2, 306, 3l6
and 3:s6 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh
for the East. CAFE PARLOR CARS on Nos
BIO and 3ll. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos.
3Ol and 3O2.
Read Down p IA Read I'm
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

kog WHO calmed The congregation and
induced the women aul children In the
crush O. cease s,rugg,,uE towards ,hc
entrance,
Tn SaurcA was crowded ana hup-
jrJds ot persons were outside awaiting
an opportunity to view the remains ot
the pastors son, VINO was sho, by ro-
lNtmau James T. Wnty SUNDAY, dur
ing s,uN)e
jas, whom he burial service was con-
c.ujcl Il jouj rcaor. and crashes as NJ
sn.rrr.ng bc1mS Sounlcl IN the rron,
10, enc y1ln,a The flooring beat several
Inches and a number " persons started
o rush ,ar ,hc rntrln,e.
Ucg, they verc me, Ay policemen
who made noIoc,ual attempts 90 Uulc:
g., .Nc.J crowd IN, voice a. Pastor
lau2sNov Wts b.rsj. rrassurng the
,amoelas and IN a fcN moments or.
der vls restored. In ,he yru-h a, the
3rar .hysc women tainted.
Tn, ss,ags, ~ tn' aoor WAS clus-
80 by a wooden gust 80 tAc basement
vhl,a spl. aal allowed yhc floor 60
sink
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
THE CONTEST \ DRAW.
FIN. ENubuln las, Slight Between
Maryn Denny ana Kid tcr.

Tn. glove r5uls.. between Martin
urnay ana Nld Lce a, the t.ouvr, las.
sh. ireN a crowded house every sea;
u ZOO building being occupied long De.
ta,r ,be evNa, ~ the evening waI an.
a1nusci Il WAS expected ,Aa, a good
ryunl..'o w1uli bee 5lven by both men
3al lovers " he maaly art We're by no
means d,sappo.n'fl
TH. entertainment opened hy an *.
uhl1a between kll Murphy. " Port.
RuI. ana Young Ioe, " san Francisco.
- what was go be- a .cn.round bout.
Tine a't,rs seconds. however. threw
uu ,he sponge carly In the ngh, and
Murphy was awarded .hc decision
rh principal. '5r he main cycl, ana
mo- appear before o'clock. the comics,
h.ns for twenty .ounis As soon as
roo. was called they both CONE
m.ue.I husullJts without much prclIm.
m-y sptring Denny being The ag-
rr.srr which he was almost every
.uul 1G ,hr ngl, lee often showed
.l.yor1rss by Iurslns a1i escaped slmr
punches lntnlsl &, pa, him out
.E uus.uss. /, was a good exhibition
throughout. ana while some believed
Hn Denny sc5rl more points. The dr.
..tn " Rofrc S5gc GRAFT in calling
draw gave general satisfaction.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
AFFORDS MANY CHANCES
VAST PROSPECTS FOR RuSI-
MESS IN PHILIPPINES.
Congressman Hull Says Islands
Constitute Unlimited Field for
Commercial Enterprise,

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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
BRAZILIAN CRISIS
CLOSE AT HAND
Overthrow of the National Gov.
ernmeut Imminent.
DEBTS ON THE INCREASE
Widespread Discomfort Over Interest pay-
meats and TaxAtioa Scandals ia Goa.
neetiOn With Supplying Beef at
the NatiouaI Capital.

PERNAMBUCo. Brazil. Thursday,
Aug. S.-Tslegrams from RIO Jan5irc
for the las; few days indicate tha; the
Brazilian national government Is in a
critical condition. Impartial observers
have been expecting this. though the
crisis has perhaps come sooner than
most people an,icipaied.
There is widespread discoaten; every
where, hut the people, after long suffer
Ing. are accustomed to endure much
before showing it. The tendency,
therefore, is TO endure much. stiAe COM
plaint aad postpone action.
Under previous administrations, debt
has grown steadily with resultant in
crease OF interes; payments ana taxa
ton. which has now become unbearab,e.
The present crisis has been preoipi,at-
ed, however, by events Of secondary i'm
portance. A few weeks ago, there were
riots in Rio Ja1elro over an attempt.
OF a tramway company to make a slight
Increase in fares Under the order o.
the ministers Of justice and interior the
police fired upon the people ana filed
several
The riots continued. however. TO the
surprise ot everybody ana the company
was compelled to restore the old fares.
An effort made by the ministry TO Sc
cure new regulations for the govern
men; OF the higher schools also prov
ed unpopular and enlisted the students
In the ranks Of the. opposition, And
in addition TO this the disclosure a few
weeks ago OF a series OF scandals in
connection with the supply Of the ma
tional capital with fresh beef. which
though a municipal service, falls un-
der the supervision Of this same min
lister. has aroused opposition 20 the gov
ernment to fever heat.
1t has proved that diseased meat had
been sold to the public and that the
urincioal and sanitary officers charg-
ed with the service Of inspection had
been accepting brides to pass the meat.
The news from Rio Janeiro 20 the
effect that the minister Of justice and
the interior, the chief Of police. the mu-
nlcipal medical inspector and the direc-
tor Of the medical school have all re-
signed. shows that the opposition has
won a decided victory. Add to this the
statement that .he minister Of finance
Is 10 resign September 2 and there IS
much reason 70 believe that the prsi-
dent has a. last been compelled 10 lis
ten to the protests Of the public. An
other point IS the open criticism Of the
president himself by several newspapers
OF Rio Janelro for having merchandise
imported for his private use passed
through the customs house free Of
duty
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

morning OF the instructions sen, by ca
bic by william ST John Brolerick 70
Lord Kitchener he pro-Boer Daily
News maintains ;ha; the proposal -
ho'd en- entire eommanio responsible FOR
an act which may be due to mistake
or 90 the Insuboriina;ioo Ot one or two
men s. al;ogt; ;her inietens!hle, The
CAronicle. which is supper, of Lord
RoSeSery. counSels caution, and rec
omm ,nds 20 Lord Kitchener T. consider
carefully the terms suggested by the
war secretary before embodying them
in a proclamation, AppaNaly the rep
resen,a,ives ot the Boer cause in Eu-
rope are san p2rsist,Dg in ;he,r ctor,s
90 persuade The grea, powers 10 move
in their behalf
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30

leaps from lesser helshth ana lns,cat
ot clcavhg the wltcr head rorcmoa
he dropped feet first.
Following are he results ot ycaIcr,
lays events,
roos, championship gor gasolln,
launches sylph. brsU Louise. srcond
Eagle, third. Firt prisc $40 and a sll.
'rr trophy cup presented by tho unlcr
Gas EasJA, Company " San Francis,
va, second prise, SIS cash. third prisr
i'sollon drum ~ gaaolinc. presented b,
.ho Stsniani on Co
Single scull championship ~ tho Pa.
eide oo'st-dloas nrst, Patton. SECOND
Junior tour-otrcd barge race South
End. first; olymplcs second
ruh race~ot,o sdbbc. nrst John 2an
sccand
SIuopa rrce.tar.all, twice around the
c'urss~Skyhtk nr,,. hours 10 min.
u,' u seconds, Undlnc. second. g. II.
lo, Eva, hlrd 9. y, 81.
sc'w seh'onor Maud, nrs,. hour.
.t mluu,s 5 seconds, RAle. second /.
81. 80.
saopt, go.t'o,rr, sk}lRgk. nri. /
naur ; minutes, 80 seconds. Eva. zoe.
.al, I, A. i6
WbItehals-C'o,a, nrsL I hour 30
minutes. @ seconds Fycr SECOND. l..
60 TO-
Fishing hlas-llsnirlrkscn 4 Total.
Ia first hours "a minutes. second
n uon,'u, second 9. 30. SO. q. Ness.
third. q. 81,
\ special race has bc'a arranged
which VIII take pl5c, about n 80 lhla
morning rar gasoline launches The 70.
ga,N committee win onrr special
pr.t. " t;5 and the boats entered Ia
yesterdays race will probably bc ,n,
.rrd today Tho ,oun, VIII be- sixteen
mt.rs
tl addition ,o the racing events yes
rtv ,hrrr weyc several Interesting
ta.urrp lntrrspsrscd Tho poin, Adams
''-.'Nyiag crew gave an entertaining
exhibition VI lhrIr work ami also drr-
rn7.ra!'i tho H'n-sinkabl- qualities u
tat b'a; used Arronaal Chris Nelson
male successful balloon Ascension an
Aalrl with his parachute near Han.
'harns caHnery Nhrrr he was picked
up unWurci
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
MAYOR ISAAC BERGMAN


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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
SMITHS IN REUNION.
Two Thousand a. Them Are In Annual
Session In New Jersey Village

NEW YORK. Aug. s9,-Two thousand
smiths Of Peapat& registered at ;hcir
annual reunion yesterday AZ the Ola
Home where Zl> Smith lived century
ago, The Smiths who me; yesterday
came from all paris og the United STATES.
the northern New York members being
particularly well represented.
All claim kinShip with John schmidt
The Hol'anaer who came 20 this country
more than $50 years ago, AMI who
founded the family o. PeapacS Smith, \
business meeting was held yes.erdly
and the following officers elected;
Presiient-Isaac Smith. " MIburn;
vice-p -presiisnt-Abrlham Smith. ot
Psaplck: secrea;yy-Jamas Smith. Of
Peapack. ana ,reasureg-JoAn Dayton
Smith. Of Peapack
There IS branch Of lhe family 20
Seneca County. New York. vhl,h has
membership Of 4oo. They hold a
picnic every year and {; is said II the
New Jersey reunions are abandoned as
is thought probable, the Seneca county
branch viii continue them.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
SMELLING WORKS REWARD.
VIII Not Be Paid 70 Winters-Detec-
,lyes wnl Be Compensated.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug .2s,-Presi-
dent Rals;on Of the Selby Smelling
works announces that the reward OF S25,-
Oo0 which was offered for the arrest and
conviction OF the thief or thieves who
stole over $4,000 worth OF gold bullion
on the nigh, Of Angus; 5. viii no; be
paid as such, though the detectives and
others who were instrumental in recov-
ering the treasure and sending the rob-
ber John Winters. TO jail. viii be nb-
orally compensated for their services.
Wiaters was under arrest whan the
reward was offered and President Rails
tod says his conviction was expected
The company, however thought he Lad
accompl.ces and also feared thar the
gold had been taken out Of the coun-
nv and for these reasons offered the big
reward. It IS stated that several Of
The officers wh) worked up the case
have been seeded with. bu; the amount
paid them is no. known.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
ANOTHER AIR sntr INVENTED.

Another inventor claims 10 lave per-
tcc,cd an air shlp, II Is 10 he hoped
this inventor has AZ ltu, solvcd lhc prob
lcm successfully, ana the launching of
this uhlp into apacr viii br looked FOR
ward tn with considerable ragerncss.
rhs mode ~ travel win doubtless sup.
plant many other means " triaaporIa.
,lun. tho ramt as iluaIctIcr'a stomach
ulttcu has uupalanlrd Inferior medl-
clncs In the cure ~ stomach liver ana
kidney disorders Tho effect this inedl-
clnc has upon ,hc refractory stomach
h. marvellous. ana when taken faith
fully VIII cure dyspepsia. iullgca lon.
hllouslc-s and sltk headache. /, n a
good medicine 10 take, ~ It VIII lrrp
the bowels regular aud ward ur al
Arka VI malaria. reyrr ani hguo
10 uurr 90 glvc ly a trial
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
ENGLISH PRESS DISSATISFIED.
Government. Criticised for sup7ressiAg
and Destroying War News.

anu ASEHe4 - Aa.- W IL
NEW YORK. Aug. Eek .rsm=s met
in criticism % the war Offices methods
says the London correspondent of the
Tribune The pr5-Bo=r journlls mag
nifv the importance Of petty reyer-es IN
Cape Colony and repr)ach the govern
mel: for dis.or-.ng and suP2ressing es-
sen,ial Facts % the military situation
and misleading the country through
silly plumbers committed in sending cut
reinfrocemen. 10 the imperial ye1-
manry without adequate medical ex-
animation ,s utterly inexcuslbls during
the closing period of the campaig- anl
a staunch .mp=rialist journal like .he
ST. James Gazette Is unable 20 under
stsnd why the governm=n; refused he
offer Of the Canadian government TO
raise a regiment II mounted snen FOR
hunting down the guerdllas. nor while
prelimlnaries were not arranged be-
tween the war office and Ottawa and
an unpleasant inpasse avoided.
The press censorship is not new
grievance and il does not explain the
preya ling lgnCranc. respecting he
military operations in Cape Colony dis-
trlc.s, where small bands " Beers have
beer hiding and looung. These sec
tons arr so far removed from the rail-
way tha it is impossible for the press
agen 70 collect accurate infJrmatiJa.
Despite the pessim.stc feeling y
pressed by many journals It is fairly
certain that the British are slowly gain
ing ground.
The war viii no. end under the limit
alton OF Lord Kitcheners proclamation
in the middle Of September, but the
paclfication Of the mos. important Dis
tricts viii be undertaken in earnest
around johannesburg, Pretoria and
Bloemfontein through revival Of min
ing and agricultural indsutries.
Just as Vlakfontein was on the point
of being forgotten. the news comes that
a, Graspan, near Reitz, on June 6, three
British soldiers were murdered by the
Roers. There cannot be any attempt to
tustifv such barbarous methods OF con-
ducllng warfare, but Lord Kitcheners
announcement is discredited by some Of
the extreme Radicals, pending an ex-
animation OF the evidence on which It
has been issued.
While there is general approval this
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
NEW GOLD sWINDLE.
Bogus Nuggets and Dust Pissed az the
Real Thing in the Frozen North.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 29-Th=
latest phase Of the gold brick swindle
has been developed in Alaska and the
Klondike, according 10 the Chronicle
which says that bogus gold dust and
nuggets have been sent north in large
auandtiss and disposed Of as the pro-
1uct Of various claims.
Many persons are said 10 have been
victimized. Two secret service agents
are now at Dawson investigating the
matter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
PANIC AT FUNERAL.
Floor Sank anl Crowded Church Be
came a Scene Of Confusion.

CHICAGO. Aug. ga panic that
threatened 90 resui; In the death or SER
!ous injury of score or more of per-
sons in St. Risargius Swedish Eplsco-
pal church, during The funeral ot Da-
vid LIadskog. was prevented by tbs
promp: action Of Pastor Herman Llngs-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND. Aug 90 WhrJ, Nt.t
Wal'1 i6pj6's, ulur'.em. ,,.hlih
TACOMA. Aug % Wheat u.ur'. no.
81. club. is
san FRANCISCO Aug %, -Wa.t.
December loo's cash. s.L.
CHICAGO. Aug % WhrR, S-p#u.
b.r opened COT ,lp-"l. 6'a.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
ITALIANS URGED To act

Roman paper Saws The rntrl Siatrt
VIII Give No S1t sftr..ou
ROME. Aug % The hrA saws
,hat American courts win give nu s1..
sNttpn ror ,bc lynch.ug ~ Italians aal
urs~ ,he soycrnmeu: O. take uiarg
measures agu.us. ,hr United Sl.rs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
SHIRT WAIST Girls.

More Operatives Ordered 30 Strike a1I
the Tota. VIII Reach $500.
NEW YORK, Aug ga special
meeting Of the shlr. waist makers un-
ION las. night at .hz university settle
meut building more strike Of shirt walls,
Urls Were ordered. Secretary solomon
os ne union a1n1unceI after the meet
ing that +, hal been decided to in
crease the number Of girls who have
been on strike during the las. three
weeks 10 $500 before the end Of the
week.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eugrn.a Henry ani husblad 20 Stella
Ke.loss- lo. 70. block I, Grmca Grove.
yish
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-08-30
NORTHERN TOUR COMPLETED

PHnlppu. Commission organize C.,u
Goyrrnncn. leo Ztma.lrs Province
MANILA Aug. es-TNc pAurpn.
t1H'm ss,oA has orga1.srl ,.y,l g.,.ra.
mrn. q, lb1. ,ap.al ~ thr pr',ur. 't
2lmA re This complete. ,nc northern
,aur and 10 Re expected ,hl. ihe tam.
msi.u.r win return Be- .hs ..p l.-
day
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-04-05
THE KEN GAS and ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
One Of the Most Modern i'm the State, Equipped
New Machinery and Latest Devices for the
Manufacture Of Gas and Electricity.
a VIEW OF THIS MAMMOTH INSTITUTION

The new plant of the Mankato Gas
and Electric Lighting company is now
complete, with the exception of the
cleo trio power station which will be
in readiness in sixty days. With the
latter building complete, Mankato has
one of the largest, most complete and
up-to-date lighting plants in the
state. The several buildings have been
designed for their especial use and the
machinery with which each is equip
ped is of the latest, most expensive and
best obtainable The plant is located
at the west end of Elm street, near
the packing house and knitting mills.
Few of our people realize the size of
the institution and the enormous ex-
penditure of money required to equip
and maintain a business of this char
acter. Through the courtesy of Mr..