davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-29
WHITING.

Mrs Susan Parker Of Shoreham is visiting
friends in town.
\ little daughter arrived at L. NJ. Stewards
Sunday, Aug. -.
Mrs. c. p. Parker and sons of Pttsburg, Pa,
returned Monday to their home.
Miss Nellie Ketcham spent few days with
Miss Spooner in sudbury recently.
Miss Flora Smith, who has been quite i'll
for several days, is slightly improved.
Miss Alice Collins spent few days with
Mrs. {. H. June in Arlington recently.
Rev. G. NJ. Jones is in Massachusetts for a
few days. lie will be away over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. b. Needham Of Roscoe, y. Y,
arrived in town last week and will spend some
time with friends here.
Pin Collins, wife and daughter of Boston,
were at f. d. Collins over Sunday. Mrs
Collins and daughter viii remain longer.
If you are not subscriber to the Register
please take this sample copy as personal
invitation to become one now. See club offers
on page 9.
Miss Bessie Cox, who has been with her
sister, Mrs. c. B. Hubbard, for nearly year.
and Miss Emma Cox, who has been with her
several weeks, returned Monday to their home
in Lapier, Mich
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace FAIR, have gone to
Long Point for a few weeks camping.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Grace intend going TO
Montpelier the last Of the week for a visit 10
her father, Nelson Steadman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson Of Lincoln
and Mrs. Burton Parmelee and children of
Hartford, Conn, visited at Mrs. Lucy OBry-
ans the first Of the week, also h. J. Lawrence
of Hinesburg.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-29
SOurh SIARkSRORO.

Laban and Cora IIurlburt visited friends in
Monkton over Sunday.
The Puritan reunion was held at the home
of Elisah Puritan Wednesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-29
NEW HAVEN.

Walter Koontz, have returned home from Z
week visit in Middlebury.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-29
SARATOGA sTK
ANVA~W WATER

delicious and effervescent drink. Aids Digestion
tones the stomach assimiates the food BoJA ire ..
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-29

Big inducements in SHIRT
WAISTS.
White Lawn Waists, Colored
Lawn Waists, Colored Gingham
Waists, Colored Silk Waists.
All must go at a price.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Wilbelm Der Smeite tn Nomiralsuniform.
len .3us i'm ameritani16en @oltss
9aratter unb tpeiB. baB bic 9anb.
pel9e CT benz 0olfe Der Ser. @taaten
our9 fe;nes 8rubers fpmpatbif9e per>
I0nlt9feit entsesenftredt, NIT 9eralids
felt erariffen unb sebalten tuerben tpirb.
9ie beiben groBen Nationen baben
10 biel @emeinf9aftlihes on itd. baB
bieienisen, uel9e ite beibe ~tennen, Elm
aufri9tises gegenieitises 0erfteben
niat nur ftsts fir mOslid eebalten,
fonbern als ielbitperitGnbli6 eradtet
baben. Nber berlsumoerii6e 8ebaups
tunaen, beren urbeberfdaft auf unebrz
lt6e Maflcrf9aft auberbalb biefes
2anbes suriidasfibren lit. batten es in
ben lebten Sabren fertig sebra4t, in
Der breiten MaHe bes amertfanii6e fen
Bottles einen sepifen Irgtpobn gu err
reger, als oh 9eutf9lanb beabii9tigte.
in bic politilde Snterefenip1dr. Der
Der. Staaten einaubringen unb mo-
mentlt9 burd Nnftrebuns bon @ebietss
beiib in Sibamerita einen &ib in bic
MonroezO oftrin 81 MAIDEN. Sang be-
fonbers purben bic b~alsitarrigs Weises
runa @eneauelas. feline in Seuti4lanb
fontrabirten Shulben 5u beaablen.
tpelde cine 8erftGrfuns Der oeutfden
Seema9t in ben bortisen @epdFern
temporGr n0tbis erfdeinen ldBt, unb
r%euerbinas bic 3ollturifseiebsebuns
baau benubt, bic beutfde 8esierune gu
perbGdtisen, 70 baB biefe fi9 tpieber>
bolt beranlabt lab, in peremptoriider
Weife gu erfldren. bab fie peber on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Bum prtn6en6e(u6.
Die eisentli@e 1ebentuns bieies bs&s
politii9en GreigniRes.

Ella 9elmetider Der seatiden 0rsaustmajt
~ ben Der. etaatea-Vrtns 0einrtn 0aE
Der ssatton-Sonberstses 0eideaf ses &ai,
iers-Gin Semtiher 8slebrter In SorDars.
Mls bic eriten Nadrt9ten bon Der
Mmeritufabrt bes prinaen 9einria
iber ben Oaean branssn, b0rte man
pielfa9 NIT sroBem @rnite betonen, Der
Prina tomme bauptia9li4 besbalb. UNI
bic amerifanif9en Yadtbeiiber sur
Sbeilnabme an ben @eselresatten Der
r4ieler Wode" einaulaben, bamit bies
fes Sportereisnib, an tpeldem &ai5er
Wilbelm 10 lebbaftes Snterefe nimmt,
einen aussefprodeneren internationalen
gbarafter erbalte. Seitbem 1T es audi
benz naipften 8annesieBer tlar sstpors
ben, baB Der Raiier bic 9elesenbeit bes
S~tapeaaufs feiner neuen Ya9t .Mes
teor" benubte. UNI einen Der sei9idtes
item polttif9en Mtte In Saene au 1eBen,
bic fib Der an 9erfletnerern nidt pents
ger als an 8stpunberern rei9e 2enter
Der @eidide YreuBens unb, in tpeites
rem Sinne, Deuti4lanbs bisber aus>
geba6t bat.
Die beinabe tribiale 8eranlaEung
ienes S~tapslaufs pdblt sr als Nuss
sangspuntt elmer Denomination aur
ReubetrGfttgung BON MG=9 eutf6lanbs
biitorifdem. in f9pierisen @erbdltniis
fen erprobtem Woblpollen sesen bic
Republit. pelder in ibren 'swathing
clothes" Der srDBte unb fortsei9rits
tenite 9euti4e iener 3eit. ber alte Srib,
l4on bon 9eraen ausetban eetpeien.
Rai5er Wilbelm fennt ben 1entimenta=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

9latte: n9ie prinaenreiie bebeutet
cine einbrudspoIe Mantfeitation bes
Winens Der beutf9en Heeieruns, quite
Rei9sbeaiebunsen our Union gu pile
gen unb bieIelben por ieber StOrune
gu bepabren," unb bic rNationalaei=
tuns" nennt ben prinaen ben rDolmets
fder Der beuti9en Treunbi9aft gu ben
Ser. Staaten."
Sab aber ou9 bteraulanbe bas gnts
aeeenfommen bes &aifers ri9tis auf>
aefabt pirb. bafiir fpre9en bas rese
sSnterefIe, nit benz felt Wo4en tdsli6
Der prinsenbefu9 befproden nirb. bic
aroBartisen 8orberettunsen. bic aller=
orten ~getroffen nerben, Inn ben Winz
tomm au einem, Der @r6be unb Der
2%tberdlitGt Snfel Cams tpiirbieen au
geitalten.
8efanntli9 tpirb Yrins !9einri6
tpdbrenb ieines Nufentbaltes Der @aft
Der Nation fein. Sn Der 8unbesbauptz
itaot pirb er apar in benz beuti9en
carbohydrates obiteigen, bod i'm
llebrigen tpirb es fi9 Ontel Gam ni9t
nebmen laffen, ale Soften bes Yrinz
aenbefu9s aus feiner Saf9e gu BEL trei=
ten. Cine Summe bon $4,000 lit fir
btefen 3ped in Der nbrinssnben 9efi=
att=8ta" Dor RurSem ausgeporfen
tporben.
Oie 3a1l Der pripaten @eranitalturls
gen, in bic Der prina mebr ober minoer
binetnseaosen tperben fou, f4piut tGs>
lid on. Bel fetnem tura bemefenen
Mufentbalt biirfte es aber nod mebr
als cine Gnttduf9uns in biefer 9tnii9t
geben.
Gines 8eiu9es bes prinaen fei bier
Defenders @rpdbnung setban. neil er
In ensem 3uiammenbans NIT elmer
nidt minber sroBartisen 8etbdtisuns
Der 2iberalitGt unb Der @orliebe bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

berabmten Dtaltt -a5erIamM zy.F. Der
1892 prGiibent Der 20ntgli4en Mtobe>
mite In Gonbon tpurbe. aus penniplpas
MEN unb 1T iebt 40 Sabre alt. st be-
iu4te bic &nnitf9ule in pbilobdpbtc
unb tam 1872 mad Neu Dort. no e
bic Stele zines gbefaei4ners an benz
bon Sarper 6 8rotbers berausgegebe'
men Masa5in einnabm. Sn 1878
ianbte i'm bic 5irma na9 europa. I'm
Material gu 9ilbern fir @oloimitbS
2uftipiel rSie sibt nad!" gu iam'
meln. Nbbep perblieb in 2onbon unb
nanbte iid Der Malerei gu. Setn erftes
Selsemdlbe Sin Maimorgen" trug
tim bic Witsliebfdaft an Der borttgen
&0ntgliden 4tabemie Elm. Gin anbes
res beribmtes 9emdloe Nbbeps III
Strengthened erbliden Serufulem." Dot
etpa aebn Sabren empfins @bbep ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Drei Mei|ter Der pa(ette.
Deilen CUR ausfabruns fiinftlerii&er
Mrbeiten in Mmerifa.

0tloer osS BunoeSprdRoenten - Ter WaHs
sSeretMtthaetn ais oettenoer aaS @etdidtss
maIer -s~sassstdnaas oes amerifamiidbem
NalerS aIbbep tn GneIans.
Sur Musfibruns electromagnetic
W~olenbuns berDorrasenber tiinitleriiaer
Mrbeitsn tpeilen our .3eit brei beriibmte
Maler. bic betben RuFen W. Som
Il antin Matoffstp unb
90 affHii Deref4tf9asin,
fopie Der Mmeritaner gbpin o..
Ibbep. Der aber bereits felt % Sab
rem feinen itGnbtsen Wobnitb in Gnss
Lamb aufsefdlasen fat. in Mmerita.
M. &onitantin Matoffstp, Der ruff
ffder Sofmaler 1T, fertist sesenpdrz
tta elm portrdt bes prGf ibenten Rooies
belt an, fotpie Elm ioldes Der @emablin
bes ruffif9en 8otf9afters 9rafen gais
fint: gu ben bebeutenbften @emdlben
Matoffstps adblen ,gine ruiiif6e
9odsett." Scr Sob bes 3aren" unb
,8rauttpabl." gr bat ouberbem TO-
tpobl ben sesentpdrtisen 3aren als befs
fen @ater unb bic @robfiirften Der tats
ierli4 ruiiii9en 5amilie semalt. Seine
Werfe sei9nen ii9 bura 2ebbafttsteit
Der Sarben unb einbrudspolle 8ebanbz
lung bes %getpGblten 9e~senitanbes aus.
Matoffsfp mar bereits Dor bret Sabrer
in 4mertta, nobel bic bon ibm ausgez
ftelIten @emGlbe bic 4nerfennung peie
tefter Rretfe fdnben.
gu ben intereFanteiten grf9einunz
gen unierer .3eit, ni9t nur ols &infts
ter. fonbern audi als Menf9, 5Gblt uns
trettis Waifilii Werei9tfdasin. Sn
1912 su Siderepopeb I'm Goupernes
ment Notpgorob geboren, ertparb er
1859 auf Der Marinefdule gu Petsrss
burg bas Sffioierspatent. UNI foft uns
mittelbar barauf ben Beirut bes &iinfts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

lers gu ersreifen. ST besann 1861
feline Stubien auf Der 3uuftatabsmie
5u Petersburg, unb f9on fein erites
Bib rSbpheus tDbtet bic Sreier" err
rang ibm cine Mebaile. Sein Hei5e=
brans unb feline 2ernbesierbe trieben
i'm iiber bic sanae Welt. Ra9bem er
nod in Berlin unb garis ftubirt batte.
elite CT 1867 mad Surteftan, UNI on
Der triesertf9en Expedition bes @ene=
rals b. &aufmann tbeilsunebmen. @es
ref4tfaasin reifte bann nod Sibirien,
urn bas glenb Der Oeportirten NIT
eisenen Qusen fennen gu lernen. Damn
arbeitete ct bon 1870 ab bret Sabre
btnbur9 in Miin9en, tpobin i'm Der
Maler 9ori6elt 5os, ben er am &aufaz
fus fennen eelernt bate. 3net tpettere
Sabre pertpeilte er in Snbten, ipp i'm
4r9iteftur unb 0cltsleben ebenfo fefz
feltsn, tpie bic ppmpbaften Iufaiise bes
Prin3en bon Woles uno bic f6neebes>
bedten 9Dben bes !Simalapa. SIM
Sabre 1876 erbaute er ii9 M Baris
elm Hiefenatelter, aber f9on 1877 betpos
i'm Der &usbru9 bes ruiiti9ztiirfii9en
&rteees, 1i6 Der Qrmes bes Generals
Sfobelen ansui9lieBen. Sn 1884 be-
reiite Werei6ti9asin Sprien unb Paz
lGitina unb .gnbe Der adtsiser Sabre
bic Ser. Staten.
QGen biefen Reiien entipransen sabl<
ret6e 9emdlbe, bic nit tbrem 9eprGge
srOBter obiettiper Wabrbeit auf Iuss
itelfuneen in 2onbon, Yuris, Wien,
Berlin unb Petersburg bic bO9ite Iufs
merffamfeit erreeten.,
Acknowledgements iiinsfter 8eiu9 Der
Union, mad Der ct auf bem ltmtpese
iiber bic Ybilippinen fam, 1T Der Qb>
ii6t entipruneen, Stissen fir cine Ses
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

Suiutu u NUUtV.
@uftras. fir bic 8oitoner DffentltGe
8ibliotbet flint Wanbsemdlbe nit benz
Sttel nOie Su4e nad benz beilisen
@rale" anaufertigen. ginen She'll ber
8ilber bradte Mbbeb Dor finf Sabren
beriiber, bic Ylasiruns Der Isbten Der
9emdlbe, bic insseiammt eine 2Gnse
bon 100 SUB unb cine 8reite bon 8
SUB %aufpeiien unb berer Gntbiuung
bteier Sage in @esentpart 4bbeps ftatt,
fonb, bilbete bic 8eranlahung CUR
iiingiten 3eiie 4bbeps na6 ben Ser.
Stadten.
@ie febr @bbeps tiinflerii9e 5atis,
tetten audi in ben enslii9en Resie>
runssfreiien gepiirbtgt perben, erbeGt
unter Qnberem aus benz 1mitanbe, bob
Der ~bermalise &Onis ii9 BON Qbbep ma,
len lieB uno baB Der lettere oumeffiaiel>
len Maler fir bic am rs. SUM- b. :.
ftattfinbenbe ar0nuns Gbparbs bes
Siebenten ertpdblt tparb. Sas bon tim
iiber bic arOnuns aussufiibrenbe Sc.
mGlbe tpirb i'm S9lofe Winbfor auf,
sebdnst. unb es pirb bort bas ein5ise
bon einem 4merifoner berriibrenbe Bib
fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
SunoeSlenato 9ftllou.


pesen bas 2idt Der @elt erbIidt.. fir.
bas Defenders i'm Horbpeften Der
Union fart pertretene 5tanoinanifhe
Clement. NsIfon, Der i'm 8u~nbssienote
8oriibenber bes 3omites our @erbsHe,
runs bes MifIiiiippi uno ieiner Reben,
fliife, fotpie Mitslieo mebrerer anberer
MusfdiRe If. sebOrte gu ben sifris,
item 8efiriportern Der idon felt Sabren
pentilirten Greirung zines Sanoels.
Departments Der 9unbes=R eaieruns,
bas nunmebr unter benz ertpeiterten
Sitel ,Sanbels= unb Irbeitsbeparte,
ment" oemaG9it ms 2eben treten
birfte.
&nute NeIfon, Der 1S49 NIT ieiner
etli6e Sabre porber peripitttpeten Mut,
ter nad Imerifa lam. ma6te in ei,em
Wisconiins 5retptnisenS 3ssimente ben
8iirsertries nit unb ipurbe bei Der
8elaseruns bon port 9ubfou pertpun.
bet uno ~sefansen senommen. er
ftubirte na9 benz ariess bic Mente,
purbe 1867 gum 8arreau suselo}Ien
unb psr5og 1871 na4 Ooustas
County, Msinn. CT mar Mnttoee,
antpa!t biefes gountps. Staatslenator
unb in atpei Serminen 9ouperneMr bon
Minnefota. Dem 3onsreFe seb5rte
Nelion als Superintendent bon 1881 Biz
1887 an. 8unbes5enator 1T Ct Tel.
1So5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

bes Raiiers. binbenbe Werf@erunsen
betreffs Der WeneauelasM nselesenbeit
8eseben, unb Rei9stanaler 9raf 8i<
LON bat i'm Rei4stag nidt peniser
enerstf9 bic Snfinuation, bab Der neue
Tarif fi4 sesen bic Ser. Staaten ridte.
auriidseipiefen.
@etpiTermaben bic 2r0nuns bieier
B~eftrebunsen lift Der offiaiele 8efu9
bes Prinaen. 0efen pirb man fi4
biben tpie briiben INNER mebr bepubt.
60 fdreibt Or. Bartb, Der au9 BIER
aulanbe nobl betannte unb sefddbte
9~erausseber Der rNation." Der Dor
&ur5em als Hadfolser bes peritorbes
men Or. 9eors b. Siemens tpieber in
ben Rei9stas eetpdblt puroe. in ieinem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

pIoitHoI y. UtauIiSSpet9.
Raifers fir bic Mmerttansr ftebt. Sn
ben eriten Sager, bes MGra tpirb Brins
6einri9 bel Der nornebmiten uniper>
fitdt BEG 2anbes. 9arparb, gu 9afte
fein.
Raifer Dilhelm bot nGmli9 Der
6arparb> llniperiitGt, ipslde Elm serma>
nif4es Muieum ein5uri6ten eeoentt.
sinen 8eitras a%neeboten. Der melt iiber
bas iiblide MaB~ berartiser 5tiftunsen
binaussebt. Seine our 3eit in Der
Musfibruna befinbli9e Sdentuns be-
ltebt aus mebreren Sauieno Stiid 4bs
giifen unb 8ronaen, pelde iebe Pbaie
beut5her Ylaitit bon Der rDmif6en qez
riobe Big our 3enaiHaneeseit pertreten,
rnb su beren Iufltenuns ein befonberes
@ebGube notbpenbis fein tp;ro.
Gin ni9t geringer She'll oes Santes
fir bieie 3oIcttion sebiifst btliser>
tpeiie ben IN !6arparb pirIcnben beutz
fden @elebrt.n. tpie benin ou9 Der Be-
fu9 bes prtnoen bafelbit fauptiddli4
Der @ermittelung bes bortisen profei'
fors Der Pip9olosie. Or. !ouso Miins
fterbera. suaui4reiben 1T.
grofeTor Miinfterbers, Ger nit Prds
iibent Roofepelt periDnli6 b%efreunbet
TT unb In beuti&en Resierungstreiien
tpobl ansefArieben ftebt. purbe 1868
In Oanais %seboren. Ct oo3irte bon
1888 Bis 1892 In Sreiburg I. g. unb
folgte bann etnem Rufe als orbentlider
prcfeEor an bic 6arparbsu ntperiitGt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Die ntlfon-Giu.

She 0erfaier elm prominentes, I'M MuSIanos
seboreneS &onsrebmitsliss.
Inter ben i'm Muslanbe geborenen
Mtteliebern bes 4ongrenes r,immt Der
Senator 3nute Nelfon bon Minne'
iota einen Der berporrasenoiten pldbe
etn. 9ie 8ebeutung, bic &arl Shura
in Der &esieruns, 2esislatur unb po'
lttif fir bas 9euti9tbum bieraulanbe
befaB unb gum She'll nod beiibt, bot
Nelion, Der 1843 nabe BERGEN in Rors
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06

RE bon 8ilbern aus Der amerifani5Hen
Gefdtdte gu fammeln. 9as bauptiG1.
lidite Der Gemdlbe tpirb bic S1la1t
am San Suans9iisel baritenen, unb
auf ibm tpiro unter Inberen prGiibent
Hooiepelt iidtbar fem, tpie er ieine
Raubreiter gum Siege fibrt.
GbWin " Wbbep ftammt. slei9 benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-06
Dos beutide Yotihaftspalais.

Das beutide Yotihaftspalais.
@ebietserperb In Sibdmerita benfe,
nod etnen 6anbelsfries nit Der linton
beraufaubef9tp1ren beabiiAttge.
60 bot, BET Der Miidtebr BON ietnern
llrlaub, Der beutiAe 8otfdafter In
Wafbinston. 9err bon 9olleben. btm
Nrdiibenten, In perfGnli9em Muftrag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
LAWYERS AND EXPERTS"
"SClENCE AND LAW"

Lines read by Dr. II. W. Raymond in
| response TO the toast Lawyers and
| Experts at the banquet given TO the
A. l. NJ. f.. San Francisco, Cal,
There was a man who had grown old
| In digging prospect hales for gold
Right often in his pilgrimage
| He dreamed he had the long sought
ledge:
Yet every time with spirit saddened.
! He was obliged to own he ''haddened,"
! And every time he cried. you bet
'I'll hustle on and find her yeti"
At last he struck IL; staked a claim;
| Laid out a townsite round the same;
Sunk, drifted, stopped and crushed
away
And showed the thing would surely
pay.
Fondy he thought that nevermore
He would be luckless as before
Alas, his troubles were not ore!
/ One dismal day his happy labor
Was interrupted by q neighbor,
Who cody told him doubts had risen
Whether the ledge was his" or
"hsn,"
And challenged him, without excuse,
His legal apex" TO produce
Apex! What's that?" he cried in woe.
II cannot tell YOU said his foe,
But ! presume the lawyers know.
And this much ] can say is true;
Without il, all Is up with you;
Nor is the apex ALL You see,
You must have continuity,
And side and end lines. suited quite
To NJ your 'extralateral right
And It is furthur understood
tunnel In the nelghborhood
VIII make your title far more good.
Then, other lodes may make connec-
ton,
Taking the space OF intersection,
Or even unite with yours. and so
Gobble whatever IS below.
Sure, many such things may combine
To make your mine not yours, but
mine.
If you don't buy me. fear the worst"
That miner eloquently cursed.
And said" I'll see you-elsewhere
first"
Thus was begun the famous case
That filled the iournels Of the place,
And thither called a mighty host
From all the wide Pacific coast
A dozen lawyers on d side.
And eminent experts multiplied:
Maps OF. the biggest and the best.
And models TIL you couldn't rest.
Samples Of rock and vein formation.
And assays showing naturalization.
And theories Of that or this,
And revelations Of genesis"
And summlngs-up Of sound and fury
Poured out upon the Judge and fury
20 matter now which party lost
u took the mine TO pay the cost;
ana all the famous fight who saw
Beheld, with mingled pride and awe.
what science breeds when crossed with
law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
ASSENT NOT REQUIRED.
America Had No Direct Interest in the
Sugar Conference.

Respecting a Brussels dispatch nuh.
llshed In London as to the attitude OF
the United States government toward
the sugar convention Just agreed upon
IN the Belgium capital by the repre-
Sentauyes Of the beet sugar powers II
Is stated here that this convention re-
quires no action whatever on the mart
Of the United States. As this country
produces no bounty-aided sugar. II was
not directly concerned In the proceed .
lnss al brussels, and was unrepresented
tnere. tut indirectly il Is realized that
tne results OF the conference might be
or great Importance to the United
states as Affecting the solution OF the
Cuoan customs problem. and influence
ing the treasury receipts, through the
abolition Of the present counteryailing
duties
Minister Townsend was directed by
the state department TO make Inquiries
as to what was doing az Brussels touch.
Ing sugar and II Is assumed that this
instruction was the basis for the pre-
sumption on the part OF the English
newspapers that the United States gov
eminent was contemplating adherence
20 the convention.
since tne announcement that the
Brussels conference had decided to do
away with all government bOunties on
sugar Intended FOR export. the sugar in.
terests OF this country having brought
prominently to public notice the carte
system In vogue In Germany, by which
II Is claimed a bounty in addition TO
that directly paid By the government T.
given 10 the sugar exporter.
BY this system sugar Is sold TO the
exporter at a less figure than II Is fur
nished for domestic consumption. the
purpose being TO keep the domestic
price steady and one Yielding a fair
profit, by selling the surplus at a low
rate which Il Is compelled 10 do IN or
der 10 compete with sugars Of other
countries In the markets OF the world.
The Brussels conference recently decid.
Cd that the effect OF the cartel system
wss a bounty on export sugars.
Several gentlemen Interested in this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

question had conference with Secre-
tary Shaw at the treasury department
and urged him 10 increase the present
counteryaillng Quay on German su'
gars by the bounty realized under the
cartel system. The question OF the
proprety OF this action has received
some attention Of late In administrative
circles but there is reason to believe
that this government will take the view
that while the cartel system may, and
probably does result In a bounty 20
the exporter, II Is not q bounty paid by
the German government, and hence
does not come within the provision OF
section OF the tariff act duties on ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
IL Girdles the Glohe

The fame Of Bucklen's Arnlca salye
as the best IN the world. extends ropnd
the earth, It's the one perfect healer
OF cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises. Sores
Scalds. Boils, Ulcers. Felons Aches
rains and all Skin Eruptlons' only
inialliole Pile cure. 2jc a box at z. g.
NJ. l. Drug Dept ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
lBlown to Atons,

The old idea that the body some
times needs powerful. drastic. purga-
tive pill has been exploded; for DR..
Kings New Life Pills. which are per-
fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
and bowels TO eSpel poisonous matter.
cleanse the system and absolutely cure
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only
&c at z. c. NJ. !. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

ticles on which an export bounty has
been paid. The wording Of the law. 1t Is
said, is such as not to warrant this
government in taking any action In the
premises. Washington Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
ON THE BANKS OF THE COLORADO RIVER IN 1870

ON THE IN
shout memoir o as ana
had the
g % member
mEeP o.
the orduw som and @ a h Ts
uroghhe cunlyTt he "a ken ad h p mpi OF
thof III IT Virgin wa s. o.
those oaet
rd Young o
whth jus abyet h % o Is
wan nxtt tot he b
sninga Mrs
h hnaeB Y and lis th DR. Young oh memb he
Church L h
For nd many b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

n
Of e to IS new for % pres c greg ot o the depart
OF o a. n res ting or
b
" maxi 70 and n " Dn " e Used for nest
b
vs. Of lime are " i
o
o / n
buck and a
The age-herald., 1902-05-10
SELMIANS OPPOSE
 THE NEW SCHEDULE
DO NOT LIKE DAY CHANGE IN THE SCHEDULE OF THE TUSCA. LooSA TRAIN-A MISSIONARY FOR AFRICA.

Selma, May 9.-(Special) )-Selmians do not look with favor upon the movement started in Birmingham to get the train now running to Tuscaloosa extended to Birmingham. They will not care so long as the schedule Is kept like 1t Is, that is, leaving Selma in the afternoon and re- turning In the morning, but 1t Is divined that Birmingham will not be satisfied with the train reaching there some time about 10 o'clock and will want the sched- ules reversed. Selma naturally would fight any such change as 1t would throw all of the trade from Greensboro, Marion i and like cities to Birmingham, when it naturally belongs to Selma.
 Last night the congregation of the Broad Street Presbyterian church de- cided to send the young negro student, Lucius DeYampert, as a missionary to the Congo. This church has educated DeYampert for the past five years and he is well equipped for his life's work in Africa. He will soon leave for his new field.