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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05
Use of Spooner's Name Denounced.

The falsehood that support of La
Toilette for governor means antngc-
nism to Spooner for senator, coined
and industriously iterated and reit-
Grated by the platform-repudiating
boilers from the republican party
known as the stalwart league, is be-
ing met and refuted in all parts OF
the state. At recent meeting of an
enthusiastic LaFollette club in Su-
perior, the following declaration WAS
unanimously adopted:
I'VE deprecate the organiza-
tion of what is ilnown as the bolt
ers' league, consisting Of ii'ty-siN
members of the legislature who
vote TO repudiate the platform
pledges of the republican party;
and we denounce the use being
made by said boilers league and
railroad lobbyists of the name Of
our illustrious senator, the Hon.
John &. Spooner. In Senator
Spoouer all citizens of the state
have common and justifiable
pride. Ills fame will endure in
spite of the efforts of the boilers
league to use 1t as Il mantle to
cover Its record of periidy, cor
ruptiou and broken platform
DlpuppSn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05

ny favor of the Milwaukee Sen
- tinel we are able to present
herewith a picture of the famous
Mineral Point High School Base
Ball Club. Winning seven out of
eight high school games, and loos-
ing the eighth to Darlington by
the close score of 4 and 5 in Il ten
inning contest, and defeating the
Platteyiile State Normal team by
the score of ~ to 4, they are clear
ly the champions of Southwestern
Wisconsin.
Below is a list of the games that
have been played to date:
April I2-At Mineral Point
Mineral Point 10; Linden 5.
April Io-At Mineral Point;
Mineral Point 8, Dodgeville 1.
April 2oth-At Darlington;
Mineral Point d, Darlington 5.
May 3rd--At Mineral Point;
Mineral Point IS, Monroe 5.
May 10th - At Dodgeville;
Mineral Point ID, Dodgeville 10.
May I7th-At Mineral Point;
Mineral Point Id, Darlington ..
May 23rd - At Monre; Min
eral Point II, Monroe IS.
May 24th-At Brodhead; Min
eral Point ,, Brodhead O.
May 3Ist-At Mineral Point,
M. ?. IL, Platteville Normal d.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05
SAMPLE STlLWAET LIES.

Monroe Sentinel: The Evening
Wisconsin, of Milwaukee, a conserv-
ative supporter of Governor LaFoil-
cites secoud term
Baraboo Republic: THE invita-
ton Of the state central committee
which met at Madison the 10th, Tor
all, 40 matter what their party affil IL
ations are, TO come out TO the eau
cuses and vote, is without precedent
in republican politics"
Every intelligent reader OF the
Evening Wisconsin knows it to be
one of the most contemplate anti
LaFolette papers in the state. We
say contemplate because it keeps
up "A praten5e Of being neutral, while
slyly stabbing the governor and the
cause he stands for in almost every
issue. The invitation for ali who de-
sire the success of the republican
party and its principles to join the
Organization and participate in its
deliberations, is in line with calls
generally in the past, as records
prove, and its political wisdom has
never before been disputed. BY the
reckless employment of such foolish
falsehoods as these, the opponents Of
the governor advertise their weak
ness rs well as their wickedress.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05

For SALE-Large house and lot
in best residence part of city. Size
OF lot, 9Oxl60ft House has s rooms,
closets and pantry. New barn lSx26.
left, posts, well with 80 feet of water
ciStern, wood house, some fruit trees.
a very desirable home at reasonable
price. For terms and price see
JOHN CURNow
or J. b. REYNOLDS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05
Reynolds q Croft

VIII sell land in Central and North
ern Wisconsin this season, also lands
in the Noted Wheat Belt of the
Red River Valley, in western Min
nesota and eastern, North and South
Dakota. Land seekers can procure
reduced rates by applying to us at
the office of J. b. Reynolds opposite
City Hall. Railroad fare refunded
to purchasers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05
SAND, STONE and DIRT.

| will sell building stone, lime
ston" ar sand store, and sand at my
quarries, or deliver anywhere ia the
city. Inspection invited. Also black
dirt for lawns, etc. NJ. J.MINoR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05

/ have number Of choice farms
for sale in Iowa and Lafayette coun-
ties. You have readthis, now see me.
and | will show you the land. They
are money makers. Long time and
low rate OF interest. f. T.. DAVIDSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05
One Cottage For Sale.

Just south o. Moses NJ. Strong
property, convenient to town, church
and school. One story. For price
and terms see j. b. REYNOLDS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-06-05

For billiousness use Chamberlain's
Stomach&Liver Tablets. They clean
the stomach and regulate the liver &
bowels, etfecting a quick and perma-
nent cure. Sold at Vivian Pharmacy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15

bene sFeu~erpebrleute ais 3eugen porz
laben, unb IS tDnnte btefen oann err
osben pie i6m. Gr beitanO aber bns
raul, bah Sbipleb %getrunfen babs,
uro rpenn Die 8e60rbe es piini9te,
f6rfe6 ct, fei er bereit, feline 4usId8en
3u MAIDEN. Gr nunnte Die 8ebOroe
cine parteili6e. Quf 4ntrug oes9rn.
8arrii6, pel6er bamdI5 mad benz
8ron6e Rouer'8 iofortige @ntlafung
per6iitete. unO Der am Samitug uuf
elmer 1lnterIu4ung Der 4nf4uloigun=
oen Rouer'5 gegen SbipIep beItanoen
bate, pur0e Der San gegen 2eBteren
fuQen qeIaFen. Sngenteur Sbtplep
mar bd, UNI iib gu oeruntporten.
Der Mupor Don &anidS : @ttn err
fu6te bic 8e60rOe in einem offi5iellen
56rei6en nm QuSfunft, pel4e Sorte
8QTerI6ldude 0a8 8altimorer 6eus
rz0epdrtement 6enuBe, uno nm 3uz
ien0und elmer 9ro6e. @Ref : Sngez
nieur Sorton uno 6etretGr @iItinIOn
Duroen beauftrdgt, DaS S4retoen 51
beuntporten. SetretGr 8tlttnIon
puroe ferner 6eauftragt, Spe3tfttas
tiOnen au53uarbeiten fir bic 9erges
bung osS 9feroefutter : @%ontrattes
na6 9titritten CO. uno fir odS gauge
9epartement. 8i86er purOe oer@onz
trait INNER fir bic gauge Staot oers
9eben, unO tleinere 9dnOler tOnnteT
nt6t mitbieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15
Oemotratif6e Mtc6r6eit 10 Stims

Oemofratif6e Mebr6eit 10 Stimz
men.
Sin gomite, beitebenb aus ben Sez
natoren &obinion unb 9irOn un0 ben
unter6aus : Mitgliebern nuroe auz
toriIirt, 6rn. 8anoiDer BON fetner
grpdbIung in &enntniB gu leBen.
@pr Der Qb It g.
@ine le66ufte @cene entItuno an
8ormittag, dls Der Senatsbef9luB
berleIen norben mar, UNI 1 uAr Die
0a6l zines Staats : S9dBmetfter5
bpr3unebmen. 9r. Campbell ret4te
eine Qntport elm, pprin 3ugettmmt
uno Die So. Campbell un0 Rtco0ez
mus als Wu6lri9ter ernannt muir
ben. 5r. @traus, DEM, unb 9r.
0rDben, Gep., tpuren iofort auf ben.
6iBen. Der Spre9er rGumte 6rn.
0rpben bus Dort Elm, uno oieier
1teqte ben Nntrdg, Die 8oti4aft an
ben @enat unsune6men, auf benSti9
gu leqen. ST.. Struus unterftiiBte ben
Nntrag. Die Nb itimmung ergab,oaB
Der Nntrag bes 6rn. 9rDoen nit
AZ oegen 50 Stimmen perloren ging.
unmittel6ar er6pb ii9 6r. Puinter.
0em., BON Baltimore : Gpuntp, uno
iteute ben Mntrag I'm Die @orfrage,
mas ale anberen Nntrdge ausi6lieBt.
Qls Der Gpreder ben 4ntrag geiteut
bate, fprang 6r. @traus uuf uno
beantragte, cine 9auie bis II ubr gu
MAIDEN. Der Spre6er enti9ieo, oaB
Der Qntrag auBer Sr0nung lei. 9r.
Straus appeGirte an bas 9aus gegen
Die Gntf9eioung bes Spre4er5 uno
Die Qbiimmung ergab, buB Die Gntz
i6eibung bes Spre6ers nit 55 ge8en
80 Stimmen aufre4t er6alten pur0c.
Oie repu6Itfanif6en.
NINE n.
Sn 8e3ug auf bic repu6lifunii6en
5timmen, pel4e ST.. 8anOiOer err
6telt, puroen aIerlei Gpefulationen
laut. Die ein5ig pIuuIible @erfion
gebt ba6in, buB Die NnbGnger Der
gireD : 6aftion bon Baltimore ii4
falbirt BADEN.
gu ben Qirep : 2eutan tperben bic
$50. SobnIon unb 8umgarner BON
St : Baltimore qere6net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15
ST. 0anDiuer erpdbIt.

Der Stats : S6abmeiiter er6ielt
ale bemotratiI8en Stimmen nit
Nusnabme bes 6rn. Straus. =
2eBterer Jimmie fir 6rn, 9ouz
glas 8. S6omas. - 3pet Gepuz
blituner itimmten fir ben bempz
fratii9en Ganoiouten. - @rfOlgz
lofe 4ttade bes !6rn. Straus.
(esuiulsssi&s Sss r8suti8sA GorrsfSonOsntsn." y
annapolis, IA. San. -Q9tb.
Murra1 8unbiper BON 6arforbz
@punt1 purbe beute Nu9mittug nit
elmer Me6rbeit BON 10 Stimmen BON
g1euem als Stdats : S9aBmeiit ter err
tpG6lt. @r er6ielt SO Sttmmen, Sc
neral S6os. s. Gbrpod, &ep., so
Stimmen unb Douglas $. Sbomas
1 Stimme. 9as @otum fir Stuatsz
S9aBmetiter gef9ie6t mitteIit
@timm3etteln, unD in 4nbetrd9t Der
SppOIitipn bes 9rn. Sfaat 2obe
Stra1s BON Baltimore gegen cine
@ieberpabl bes 9rn. 8anbiber
berri9te cine febr g%efpdnnte grfparz
tung, ME bas Heiultat ausfa1en
nirbe. SIM Senut purbe Elm ftrittes
partei : 8otum - II gu 9 = d6gez
ee6er. 9agegen mar i'm u~nter6auIe
cine l1eberrui9ung b~orbe6alten, bort
erbieIt 6r. 8anbiber SO Stimmen =
pber 5pei mebr, als 9emofrdten bort
iinb = unO 6r. Sbrbod Al bon ben
43 Gepublitanern. 9r. Straus CAB
fein 8otum fir 9rn. Douglas 8.
S6pmas ab. Oas 8otum in beiben
5duiern lit banud pte folgt:
fir 8anbioer, Oem., SO Sttmmen;
fir SbrDod, &ep., so Stimmen;
fir SAomas. Dem. 1 Stimme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15
StaOt Baltimore.
SrirfbcfOrbcruna mad bcm Nuslanbe.

Die ausldnbif9e goit fir bic nit
benz Is. Sanuar 1902 enbenbe Wp9e
f9lteBt Tin alien 5Gnen piinftlt9) i'm
bieiigen Poftamte, pte folgt (bte Poit
fir padetfu9en 1T tGgli9, Gonntags
ausgenommer, BON 9 u6r 8prmittass
Bis 5 u6r Na9mtttass offen):
Srdns Atlantic
Mittnp9 - II r6r Nbenbs, fir
5ranfrei4, Sib : europa, Ggnpten
nnb 8ritif9 : Snbien, per 9umpfer
ga 8ascpgne," bia SABRE (YDt fir
dnoere SbeiGs Guropa's muB per r2a
9ascogne" aOrefirt iein).
5rettug - II 1tbr M6enbs, fir
europa per 9ampfer ugtruria," pta
Queenstotpn.
pof fir ii b. ii. Gentruk
@merita, % # tnbten
u. I. IN.
Mittpo9 - II 16r Na9ts, fir
Samdtcu, per 0ampfer BON p6ilaz
Delpbia; fir 8ubamas, Guantanamo
nnb Santiago, per 0dmpfer nSeguz
rdnca."
5reitag - II ubr Na6ts, fiir8erz
muDu, per 9ampfer rSrinibab;" fir
porto Gtcp, per 9ampf Ter uBonce;"
fir Curacao uno 8ene3uela, per
0ampfer vM~aracaibo;" fir 5ortune
Sslanb, Samaica unb @reptppn, per
0ampfer rQlene;" fir 8abamds, per
9ampfer BON Miamt.
poft fir Heufunblanb, bia Hort6
Spbnep, unb fir Mtquelon, btd 8oz
fton, i9lieBt bier tdglt9 INN 8 nbr
Nu9mittags; fir Cuba, biu Tampa,
tGgli9 UNI 1 u6r 9u9mittags; fir
9onburas, Guatemala unb Gotta 3tz
ca, pta Sem : Srleans, tGgli9 UNI 8
111r Mbenbs.
Srans 9acific.
Bonner flag - 7 ubr Qbenbs, fir
9atpait, Sapan, China unb bic Y6iz
lippinen, pta San 5ran5isco.
Die ppft fir 6apait, bid Gan
Sraratsco i9lieBt bier tdgli9 Inn 7
n6r Nbenos Bis gum 20. San; fir
China unb Sapan, bio 8ancouber,
tGg1i9 nm 7 ubr Nbenbs Bis 5um21.
Sanuar; fir Nuftrulien, Neuieelunb,
Slit, Samoa unb 9apatt, bta San
Sran5isco, tG9li4 I'M 7 u6r @benDs
Bis gum 1. Sebrudr.
Sie Sranszg acificzpoit ntrb nu9
ben Q6gangsbdfen tGgli4 10 ubgez
fanbt, bab tie Bel ununterbro4enem
Observation-Disclosures re9t5eitig bort
anlangt.
g. 9abies Wurfielb, poftmetiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15

Wetterausft4ten. Sir
Marblanb unb ben 9iftrttt Column
bia tlar am Mittpp9 un5 0pnner>
itQQ. leidte nber friiae fIpli6e0 inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15
Der Oeutfdie Correspondent.
Mitttppd,, Den Ii. Saauar 1902.



mWuiif=N fabemie." - 9tsfe Wo6e:
Sobn Srctp in benz ~4snttieen 2ufipisl r5be SeconO
nj 6ommanO.1
rGbaie's 2pceum=S6eater." -Steie
aso6e: Oas auitipitl vSois @Onpr toe Ytapor.'
p9oaioabftr. : Sbeoter." - Steie
ssO6t: bic 3raej=Rom6oit Abe outpOt.'
p6oro's Spern9aus." Stele
sso3e: bas Quitipisl r8arrctt S'Niaeb."
yIuoitortum : Muiif : 6ane." -
Tteis @O6s: Die 8Ofe yars pou d s~uftulo?'
.Peabobb : Mufif : Gonferpatoz
rum. -oeute, Miittpp6, ben Is. San., 0a5nittaus
) ubr, Orittes RntiieIaGu
nIrion." = 0eute, ben Is. Sd@
ruar, arOb: Iarren=sibunq nit Gan3trdn3ben in
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
rgaltimore%Gon3i Nr. 13, s. %.
Y. 81 Sounerituu, otn Is. 3annar, Nbcnosllns
ferbaltIn9 uno Sdu3trdn6tu in rSAim.fs S9lae, !"
9r. 932-BS, Rpro=9roapfpan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15

1lt11., SrQu : %. pal Den uSpT,
nod Dem Ollie fragen. 8eifer nod, als
e9te8 rMiin6ener." 2aBt es auf cine
pro6e unfommen. @ir iteQen uniere
8tere in ben 8ampf gegen ~otejeniqen
Der gan3en Welt. Q5)
@on@ Gee unb 9ufen.-9 Der
9ampfer y&arlsru6e" BON gtorDO.
QIobb fam am W&ontag Nbeno auf
Der 9ya6rt na9 Baltimore, ptu Sem
gort, i'm bieiigen 9afen an. @r piro
nG6iten 9onneritag oOer 6reitag bier
ernartet. Die Offi5iere unO Beam
EN- De8 9ampfers 1tnb: GopitGn 8.
8ott, eriter Sffi5ier s. 9eper, 5peiter
Sffi3ier g. @ielmetter, Dritter Diff
3ter 8. b. 0iiFeln, pierter Sffi3ier s,
W}inftpiB; erfter MaI6iniit 8. S4iitz
&c, 3~lpeiter Maf9tniit 8, 9alOrup,
britter M}o16intIt 6. 9rep5, pierter
Muf6tnift @.PietI9mann; 9rOptuntz
uno 3ablmei1ter s. 8roBboff; Nr3t
8. 8Die; OberIteparb R.80Ie; Sber@
to6 s. 20ier,
- Del 0ampfer n@eimur" DIN
Noroo. Qlonb fu6r an II, b5, Ntt5.
DON Bremen na6 Baltimore, pta
Nepz0orf, ab. gr bat $50 YaTaz
giere am 8orO.
@ If DER t. - Ser 43
Sabre ate Veder 9dAQrtds Rpbinfpn
ppn Nr. 251, 9ur6amitraBe, puroe
qeftern nit pa6r16einli6 gebrO6enem
Rreu3 na9 Dem nStabtz9oipital"
qebra6t. @r mar 5u6rmann fir Die
R%o6len6Gnbler 8. Q.S6omaS &c SO4@
ne, fpurbe, al5 er in ben &~oRlenRof
bes Go6lenbGnblers Charles 6i1mQn
an Der SliperitraBe fa6ren poQte, BON
einem Querbaltme an Der S9ulter
g~etroffen unb fiel riitpdrt5 pom Git
6era6. Gr mar fat geld6mt, als er
na6 Dem 6oipital gebra6t parD.
8ertragen Of Dieber. -
Simon @toloFF, Der tiir5Ii4 ieiner
1ruu nit beren 8oitgGngerin 2end
3ippmunn bur6ging, febrte geItern
pieber nu6 ieiner WO6nund an Glib
SpringftruBe 5uriid unO tpuroe fofort
per6uftet uno in Die 0itIi6e Poli3eiz
fation qebra9t, no feline 5rau fi4
peigerte, lire gegen i'm ~erbobenen
Nnfluqen Des @6ebru6s uno bes Ser
laFens auFre4t gu erbalten. Stoloff
muBte burauf bin entlahen peroen.
@r ertlGrte, er babe 2ena2tppmann in
NenzOorf perlaHen unb tperDe ii6
ntht me6r nit t6r einlaRen.
g 6redIt9 berbrannt. =
Der Reqer Sdnf Craig, Der in Den
8uunonerten BON 8rafflin &c So. on
erSiiozGltntonitraBe drbeitete, nun
be am Montag Nbenb babur6 in ben
Werfen i6(imm ~perbrunnt, baB Elm
nit ftarfer GGure gefiiGter 8ebd1ter
auslief. Die SGure perbrunnte i'm
am gan3en &0rper, unb er muBte ms
noSo6ns 6opttns' 6oipital" gef4ufft
fperoen, no Die 2(er3te erfldrten, baB
penig Mrii6t uuf feline 8enefung
por6anben lei.
GrGitten 8ranbnunben
- 8et Der @rplpiion zines @afoltnz
ofens in benz Speiie6auie oes 9rn.
Sofep6 8ei4meier, g1r. 507, Noroz
6ranflinItraBe, erlitt SRI. 4mdnbd
Hei6meier 8ranbpunben an ben6dnz
ben, unb i6re 6aare tpurben berIengt,
unb Dem 1~9zjd4rigen s. 8ooter muir
De bas 9tntliB berbrannt, fopte au4
Die 6aare perIengt. Die 5euerpebr
purbe bur9 einen Nlarm Dom &az
item gfr. 241 berbeigerufen. Ser SAa@
ben lit gering.
9ie Baltimore W4olez
tale 8rocerb g." niro beute
46eno in y!9a3a3er's 9ale," Hr. III,
@etzTruntlinz StruBe, ibr II. Sab
resz8unfett balten. 9o5 4rrangez
mentsz @omite beitebt aus ben So. S.
3. Norpoob, $. g.. Winter8, S.
2in3, s. 6. 9ubbert unb s. S, Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15

@omerfet : Gpuntp = q. 2incoln
9rnben unb Spf. Mfuir;
Gecil : Gountp = Sof6uu Gla1ton;
9rince Georges Gountp = Sas.
9. @urleD;
6reberid : @ountb = Sips. Sight
man, Sas. 90. Smitb, Dug. %, Riz
cObemus, @m. s. 9arrp unb So6n
g. s. Mattbtus;
Baltimore - 1. 9tftrift: QOuts 6.
Meli5, 2etpis 8. 8utpIelI, Or. 8m.
s. penb, SEQ. %. 8umgurner unO
9arrp 6. So6nfon;
Baltimore = 2. Otitrift: Stanlep
q. 6ouB, @m. q. g. 8easlep, @m.
81. &err unb Sp6n 81. M. Staum;
Baltimore = 3. 9iitritt: s. 2eoz
nurO 9offmann, Sas. 6, 9oobpin,
Soi. 6art, Wm. s. 8r0ning, Sas. s.
Morgan unb Wm. 8. 9entel;
WaI6tngton : Gountb - G6as. 9.
8iggs, Soi. 80. @olfinger, 6drrp 6.
Starbmun, 8enj. s. Gbarles uno
Wolfgang Wt. Nepcpmer;
Nueganp : Gountp - 5rancis S.
Drum;
Carroll gountp - Gbus, S. 8.
9unter uno 9arrD s. 8aer;
Garrett : Gpuntp - Batrtd s.
Sin3eq unb g6as. q. Qf6bp.
German - 81 Stimmen.
Sadfon - 43 Stimmen.
QbpeIenb - l Stimme.
0as @eiammt : 3efultdt, Dte IS
morgen Mittag bertiinOet pirb, lit,
pie fol9t:
@prman So Stimmen.
Sadion 50 Sttmmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15
Snnde Enlbaocrcicn

niiBen Ni6ts. Die SEQ, Giint6er,
Jun, 8rau : Co." bat ben nStoff,"
nod benz Ollie fragen. 8eifer mod, als
e6te8 nMiin6ener," QaBt es auf cine
probe anfommen. Ntr ftelen unfere
8tere in ben 8ampf 9egen ~oisjeniqen
Der gan3en Welt. Q5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15
Der SGngerfef- Charter.
Gine Gill sur incorporation bet
S6ngerfeit=@ cielihaft.

Die Sncorporatoren. - Bie oas Set
gefeiert tperben ioG, - Die &utoz
rttGt Der 9treftoren. - Gin gro
Bes @oItsfeit nit &drnepaI gez
plant. - Mnbere 8orIagen i'm
1tn+prhn,tFe mn Gpnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15

@etterberid1t.
Ser. Gtdaten @ eftcrsB nredu,
baltimore, ben IA. Sdnuar 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-15

8eibe 6Gufer pertugten fi4 biz
morgen frii6 II u6r. Sin @rtra3ug
{oute bic 8efu9er UNI 3 u9r nab
Baltimore bringen, bod brad bic 90
fomptipe 5uIammen, unb Der 3ug
muBte Bel Mrnplb's Station tpdrten,
bis Der 2otul3ug binter6er fam uno
ben Bug mad Baltimore i4pb, ND er
UNI 5 u6r ~anlangte.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1902-01-30
OIL From the PorpoI.e.

The porpolses killed in winter are
the latest and produce most oil. The
largest size measure about Z feet in
length. . ieet in girth anu weigh about
500. pounds Such a porpoise yields
from six u seven gallons OF oil. The
blubbor of Il biz porpose weighs about
100 pounds and Is one and half inches
thick in summer and two In winter. !.
The jaws Of tie porpoise yield SUI
perior quality Of oil. When hung UP
in the sun. il readily drips away into
cans provided Tor the purpose. the
quantity Of oil thus procured. how
ever, being not more than half pint
to the jaw. The oil from the blubber
gives an excellent light and is in de
mand along the coast for lighthouse
use 1t has no offensive odor.
Porpoise shooting Is followed at all
seasons and in all kinds of weather.
On a calm summers day the porpoise
may be heard blowing a mile or two
away. If you wound porpoise ana
there are any sharks around, the shark
is very apt to share your booty with
you even If he doesn't devour it in toto.
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He looked up in establishment.
EnunI to the Occasion.

A man was once given large dog TO
take care Of by friend who was go
ing abroad, but the dog annoyed him
by always sitting in his best ARM
chair
One day a splendid idea struck him.
He came into the room and found the
dog in his usual seat, so he walked up
to the window and called:
cats! Cats"
Up jumped The dog and rushed to
the window while the man went and
sat in his chair.
A few days later the dog walked into
the room While his master was sitting
in his armchair. Going up to the win
dow, he barkeI loudly.
The man got up to see what was the
matter. and the dog rushed and Sc
cured the char.
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She HID InhnrONed.

The Princess Charlotte. daughter Of
George ~. was young woman Of
great spirit and originality. one day
one OF her teachers CHANGED TO enter
the room wien the princess was revil-
ing one of her attendant ladies in great
wrath, and. after giving her lecture
on hasty speech. ne presented her with
bcok on the su1ject.
y few days later he found her still
more furious and using language even
more violent. Il am sorry to find your
royal highness in such passion" said
he. Your royal highness has not read
the book | gave you"
II did, my lord" cried she tempestu-
ously. Il both read it and profited by
it. Otherwise | should have scratched
her eyes OUT
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A lady of high position once ven
tured 10 demonstrate with Worth, the
Partisan millincr. because he had
charged her f121 pounds for ball
dress
1.-THE material" she said, could be
bought for f20 and surely the work OF
making up would be well paid with IL
more"
MADAME" replied the millinor i'm his
loftiest manner "go 10 NJ. Meissonier.
the painter, and say 10 him. Here is
canvas. value Il shilling. and here are
colors. value shillinGs. Paint me n
picture with these colors on that can
vas and | will pay YOU one and three
pence What viii he say? He will
say. Madame, that is no payment for
an artist | say more. l say, if you
think my terms too high, pay me moth
ing and Is the robe. Art does not
descend to ,Ae pettiness of the hig-
gler." Tit-Bits.
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Lord CHIEF Justice Kenyon, whose
)arsimony was well known, lived in a
large. gloomy house in Lincoln's Inn
Fields. OF this house Jekyll observed
that all the year round II is Lent in
the kitchen and Passion week in the
parlor." At this some one said that
though the FIRE was dull in the kitchen
CRATE the spits were bright. 1T is quite
Irrelevant" said Jekyll, Ito talk about
Fpits for nothing turns on them" On
the same lord buying secondhand
suit OF clothes and finding a pocket
handkerchief left in pocket Jekyll
declared it was the very first he ever
had.
To Welsh judge notorious for his
great greed Of Office and his want OF
personal cleanliness. complaining to
Jekyll as to his being neglected, the
latter said in his most amiable tones:
My dear sir, you have asked the min
lister for almost everything. Why don't
you ask him for Il piece of soap and "A
nailbrush ?"-Gentleman's Magazine.
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NEW SHORT STORIES


Vernon ii. Brown, who has many
corporate interests and is agent for the
Cunard Steamship company QimitedI
of Liverpool, is not only an American,
but Yankee Many have, however,
assumed because OF his relations to the
Cunard line that he was born across
the herring pond" One such believer
was promptly corrected. Mr.. Brown
was before congressional committee
at Washington which had a question
OF investigation before it. A member
of the committee, who spoke with a
decided German accent, remarked 10
him. Il suppose that you foreigners see
matters In different Light my
friend" interrupted Mr.. Brown, II
don't know how long you have been
in this country, but ! was born in the
shadow of Bunker hill and FIRST saw
any part OF Europe when was TWEEN
ty-eight years old" Apologies were in
order, and they were rendered and ac-
cepted.-New York Times.
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HUMOR OF THE HOUR


Whom men are as provoking rs you
are she snid warmly. 1T is no wonder
woman is at loss for. n word to ex-
press her feelings"
AT a loss for word" he repeated
musingly "Ah. that explains it."
Explains whati"
Explains why. when she has any
feeling TO express. she uses two or
three
1.-Two or three what-wordsF"
"Oh, dear. no-two or three thousand
words"
Naturally she was provoked. but
pre- sently he found chance to suggest
that he was In error,
You admit il. do your she asked.
YES, my dear" he replied. 81 should
have made the limit 5000.
Post.
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The earliest mention of wheels in
tie Bible is in Exodus xiv. -. when
the chariot wheels OF the Egyptians
were taken of by the Lord. But char
lots are mentioned in Genesis xii. 43.
But there were older nations than the
Egyptians The Chal1eans used char
lots, and the GreeEs-H Gmer's poems
date from about 900 r. Cad char.
lots at the siege of Troy. 1900 r. G.
Probably in reality the wheel is about
as early piece of machinery as any
now existing OF course it has been
developed, but the bicycle wheel of to.
day is a linoal descend liant of the sec
ton Of lcg of wood used by the ag-
ricultural peoples thousands of years
ago.