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The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
PROBATE ND'TIrE

STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
lItnncpn. Probate Court.
IN the matter of The Estate of Edmund
i. Trncy. Deceased.
On reading and filing the Gnnl account
"l the administrators of the estate of sn id
d""ns"h, and her petition praying for
TN" allowance of said account and for :,
decree assigning the residue of said
"s';''" I" The persons by law entitled to
the same:
TT is ORDERED. That said petition
De heard ut II general term or said Court
To DE held at the Court House in the Citv
OF Minneapolis, in said County, on Mon
ihN, the ?Ill day of June, 1902. at 10
/" clock IN tn" i"rrnoon: ana that notice
"i such hearing bn given 10 an pcrsons
interested, by publishing this order once
III each week for three successive weeks
l.r'"r I" said dnN of hearing in the Irish
Standard, n newspaper printed and n1h-
Il!'h"h IN said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 5th dny of
May l.U2.
L!y the Court
T.. G. HARVEY,
- Judge of Probate.
j. }. McIlhl.l:
Attorney for Administrative,
2l'-2o Bank of Coiiilurr, Hld,r
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
CONGRESS TAKES ACTION.
Measure Passed to Aid Martinique
Sufferers,

Sufferers.
Washington, May IS. - The house
passed by an overwhelming vote a
bill granting 100000 for the relief
of the sufferers in the great calamity
in the West Indies. The bill was a
substitute for the relief measure
passed by the senate, and followed the
receipt of a message from the presi-
dent setting forth the magnitude of
the calamity, and urging an appropri-
alton of $50O,O0O. A special meeting of
the appropriation committee was held
to facilitate action on the bill, and
it was reported to the house within
short time after the receipt of the
presidents message. Mr.. Heminway,
the acting chairman of the appropria-
tion committee. explained that the
amount was limited to 100000 owing
to the fact that large private contri-
buttons were being made. The dis
cussion was brief, Mr.. Underwood
(Ala.) being the only one to speak
In opposition. The bill was passed by
1876 votes to 9.
The senate concurred in the house
amendment to the bill, making an APP
preparation of 100000 for the relief
of the people of the French West In
dies.
Washington, May 12.-secretary of
the Navy Moody has cabled the COM
mander of the Cruiser Cincinnati, now
at San Domingo City, to proceed to
Martinique and render such aid as
possible.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
steamer Lost,
Valparaiso, Chilli, May t.

Valparaiso, Chill, May 1i.-1hc Ger
man steamer Salikarah, Capt. Pien-
ing, has become total loss at
IIuunhlin island, off the coast OF
Chilli. The Sai<Itarah's crew and pas
scngrrs were saved. The cargo OF
the Sakkarnh included Sl,500.Go0 in
gold specie which was being remitted
by thp CIiliau government,
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
sIoRE TOWNS BURNED.
Three Suburbs of st. Pierre Are Also
Destroyed.

Fort de France, Island of Martinique,
May 12.-1t is now known that three
large towns besides St. Pierre were de-
stroyed in Thursday mornings catas-
trophe. They were lie Carbet. four
miles south of ST. Pierre, and lie Pre-
cheur, AZ miles northwest, and Man
ceau. LIE Carbet had a population of
nearly G.OO0, and lie Precheur between
$500 and 1000. Manceau was smaller.
These towns were properly suburbs
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
QUEEN WILl1ELMINA.

ajesty's health will be discontinued.
Messages congratulating her majesty
upon her Improvement have been re-
ceived from all the foreign courts.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17

Manila, May 14.-Ihcre have been
600 cases of choleTa, with 7G0 deaths,
in Manila The provinces report
2,SsS cases and 2,092 deaths from the
IiSpacp
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
REDUCED RATES
TO TWIN CITIES.
May Is, 10 ana 20. 1902

May Is, ID And 20, 1902.
On account of tile Baptist Anniver-
snrics. Tickets will be good for re-
turn to May Goth. For all particulars,
enquire Of Minneapolis & ST Louis
X. X. Agents.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
Icislli Injured.

Greenwood, Ncb., May 14.-Passcn-
ger trains Nos. one and six, west and
east bound on the Burlington road,
coIlided hcad-on early Tuesday, as
the result of a switch failing to work
properly. Eight persons were more
or less injured, but none fatally.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
Deaf ana Dumb schonI uurns.

Omaha, Sch, May 10. The Iowa
state school for the deaf, located
three mile, east of Council hlulls,
was destroyed BY fire late Fri.iay
afternoon. The main building and
the chapel are Il total loss. Fire
Chief John TrmpIctoi, of Council
!Iutis, was seriously injured and
Of the falling structure and severe
~ burned. II is not known whether
or not any received fatal injuries.
None of the inmates so far as known
arc iuillrc.L Log. SIOO.OOO.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
Nisronsin VillnEc burned.

MilWn,I.rr. May lo.-A special from
sullivan, Wis, says: Fire ON Friday
nearly wiped oui this vilIagr Hof"rc
tlc iininra Hcrc put under control the
los, amounted TO about $4,000. The
insurance Will not n"nrly cover the
loss. Six business places of the eight
fHInIic- are homeless. Others are liv-
iny under part. of their homes ruined
during the night. while others arc $ bel
tered in barns and stalls. The village
ia, n population of nenrly 10. and
few buildings are left 10 mark the
place.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
Illinois physician Dead.

Bloomington, H., May 1l.-Dr. John
J.. White, one Of the most prominent
and widely known physicians of the
state, died here Tuesday. aged 70. lie
WA. past grand commander of Hi
nois knights TempInr, and had served
twu terms in the state LEGISLATURE.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
PASSED AWAY.
Lieut.. Gov. stone. Of wisconsin. Dies
at "NtrrtO>Nn After u Lin-
Erring Illness

Wntrrt"wn, Wis. May 12.-.Jcsse
stone. lieutenant governor of Wis
cOIisin, died AT S:l7 o'clock Sunday
night after Il lingering Hines from
cancer of the stomach. MIR. Stone
spent some time in the south in the
hope of getting relief, but without
avail On his return north he I'M
dcrwcnt an operation in Il Chicago
hospital, where the real cause of his
nilncnt wus H.;vrrt;.inrh. After an
operation he wn% removed to his
home in WntcrtnMn. and death had
been expected for several days.
IJosSr Stone W.T.. capitalist banker and
manufacturer and was born August - 1896,
IN Lincoln. i.incuiishirr. iInGlaEd. coming
TO this country at lie az" Of five years.
lie wns twice n!lct,G lo the office of leu
luuHEt rovtrLur pi Wisconsin on the rcpuh-
iicau Ticket. IL" served three terms IN the
state assembly u,.d held various uihpr Of
fees ui trust. J Iic waS one. of the Dc gates
TO Tn" EHli"iHi republican convention III
lSS3. and also ii! lS,'2, and was a noni,,r uf
lhG republican, siuiu ciEirdl committee from
1851 IN ISJi. llr ltcr iT, Il lhr titr of ruit nrl
GUiiIg Coy, II aIG's admins ernipn. scrV-
ing uu his niliral STAFF. He MAS also prom
m q t-iItit..
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
Four Thousand Killed,

FOuF THOuKNnU Ni11VU.
Washington, May 1o.-Additional de-
tails from Guatemala indicate that
the recent earthquake there de-
stroyed 1000 lives, and ruined num-
Der of the more important cities and
large plantations
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
TIE RELIEF MOVEMENT.
Another Appropriation of T:,OO,O 1000 1s
Voted lY the Sennfc.

AnOther Appropriation Of T:OO,VUO IL
Voted by the Senate.
Washington, May 14.-Soon after
the senate convened Tuesday Senator
Cullom, from the committee on for
cign relations, reported n joint reso-
luton appropriating S5o0,oOO, includ-
ing the 100000 already appropriated,
to be expended under direction of the
promptly and efficiently relieve the
stricken people of the French West
Indies and st. Vincent. The rcsoln-
ton was adopted without comment.
Signs the Bill.
Washington, May l4.-prcsidcnt
Roosevelt late Tuesday afternoon
signed the bill passed by congress
nppropriating S2oo.ooO for the relief
Of the citizens of the French West
Indies. who have suffered from the
volcanic disturbances.
Red Cross Appeal.
Washington. May 1l.-IIon. John
M. Wilson. the first vice president
Of the American National Red Cross,
nsSocintiun was directed al Il meet
iny of he executive committee of
the association To issue n public APP
peal for aid for the sufferers from
the Martinique disaster. The pco-
pie are asked TO act promptly and
generously. Money and supplies can
he sent TO lion. Cornelius Bliss. of
New York city. or money may be
sent direct TO Mr.. w. j. I'Inthcr,
the trcnsurcr of the American Ma
tinnnl Red Cross association at
Riggs Bank, Washington, ID. c. All,
such contributions, whether i'm money
or supplies. intended for the Red
Cross, should be so marked.
TO lie hanged.
Jefferson City, Mo-, May 1.-THE
Missouri supreme court sentenced
Samuel Brown to be hanged in Wayne
county for The murder Of George l..
richardson for $7OO in cash, which
Richardson had on his person. June
- is The date set for he execution.
Thrcc Drowned.
Chicago, May 1l.-Aftcr bravcly
saving the life of Alfred Smith, II
ycnr-uId Fred Fowler sacrificed his
own in Il vain attempt to save two
other companions from drowning by
the upsctting Of Il canoe in Downcr's
Grove pond Tuesday afternoon.
Illinois Physician Dead.
Bloomington, H., May 1l.--Dr. John
J.. White, one Of the most prominent
and widely known physicians of the
state, died here Tuesday. aged 70. lie
was past grand commander of Hi
nois knights Tcmpnr, and had served
two terms in the state legislature.
Eight Injured.
Greenwood, Ncb., May 14.-Passcn-
ger trains Nos. one and six, west and
east bound on the Burlington road,
coIlided hcad-on early Tuesday, as
| the result of q switch faiIing to work
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
TO He IinIiErd.

jefferson City, Mo-, May lI.--rhe
Missouri supreme court sentenced
Samuel Brown to be hanged in Wayne
county for the murder OF George l..
Richardson for 500 in cash, which
Richardson had on his person. June
- is the date set for the execution.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
IIaI.rl. liruHI,IIcN.

Chicago, May 1l.-Aftcr bravcly
snving the life OF Alfred Smith, II
ycnr-uM Fred Fowler sacrificed his
own in ii vain attempt to save two
other companions from drowning by
the upsctting Of a canoe in Downcr's
Grove pond Tuesday afternoon.
The Irish standard., 1902-05-17
Signs the Bill.

Washington, May 14.-l'resident
Roosevelt late Tuesday afternoon
signed the bill passed by congress
nppropriating $200,o0o for the relief
Of the citizens of the French West
Indies. who have suffered from the
volcanic disturbances.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
e, Soma, 9ienitaa ben 15. Suli 1902.

foriht iporben, ioOaB man alio nod
ni6t DeiB, Die bod Die 3obl Der linz
aefommenen lit. Sie @rubenbeamten
laiien ii6 ni6t berbei, eine SbGtung
duf5ultelen. @s berri6t je0ob Die
Uteimlng Dor, Dob ole allernieorielte
3uhl $50 iein oiirfte.
Sdon on friihen Wtorgen mahte
cine slbtbeilung BEN Seriub, in Ole
Ibtbeilllng A ein5uoringen, lpel6e in
Der porbergebeuoen 9eaht nitt er-
reibt tperoen tonnte, luo mo man,
mie man 6eItinlmt ipuBte, enttpeoer
Seidlen ooer nod 2ebenoe finoen
piir0e. SlIs bie SoroerIten ser
Gortie in oieie sibtbeillmg einoran-
gen, id)oll linen Elm 8elGhter entae-
gen, iuie eS MIR Elm @abnlinniaer
aitsitoBen fann. Sic iaben in Der
2nntelbeit cine @eitalt, oie nit elmer
Gidurtin Der Sano atf Tie 5llItiir5te.
gsur nit Wfiibe muroe Ser ltaeliid-
llfe ilberiudltigt iulo na6 ser @rll.
benoffmlng geI6leppt, mo er on Die
eroobertla6e ge5ogen puroe. Srei-
aebn lpeitere nod 2ebenOe nurben IN
oerIelben st6tbeillmg gefltnoen.
GS Dar 3 ltbr, als Der gluf5ug NIT
Oieien Sreisebn an Die SberflGhe
fam. mo bereits 9lmbulan5en wartes
ten. Sammtlife 8eretteten limo
Bolen. Sic nrroen IN grobter gile
nad einem Soipital gebrabt, pdb-
reno Die Mer5te, ipel6e lie 5ur
Sdobtoffnlng begleitet batten, tpie-
Der IN Die @rube einfubrer :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
MuSlan0.
Satifau.

F o m, 6. SSlllI.
slnlGBli6 Der sSeier 0eS Cages, an
Dem Dor nummebr "a Sabren Der
Faplt Den Stubl beitiegen bat, puroe
I'M Satitan cine gl1n5enoe Seitlih-
telt oeranltaltet. Ser gdn3e p1plt-
ltte Sof lrno Saitienoe pon Wfitqlie.
bern Der IN Gom pertretenen fatboli-
lben Gelellldaften iparen ampeleno.
sic perlamnelten iith Inn ltbr
abenos I'M 9elpioere Sof oes Iati.
fans, no lie Dem Eaplt thre Suloi-
gllng oarbrahten. gum SdluIie Der
6eler DnrOe Der 8apit auf's Neue
slm Sberbalipt ser Stride aelalbt.
gtaboem ben gnpeienoen Der
pdpltlibe Segen ertbeilt moroen mar,
puroe cine sroBe 3abl Sauben in
aSrelbeit geIest, Die BON pielen Srten
Staliens selanot iporSen wuren. Sc
oes oieler Sbiere bat on Dem einen
Sube elm Sapierroahen, lpel6es BON
Der 6eIer &enntniB giebt. 9ie Sau.
ben floaen ioiort nah Dem Srte, iuo.
her lie getommen maren. Ger GapIt
thlen bel bprtrefflider 8eiunobeit slt
iein. Seine sler5te erflGren, oaB er
mabrenO oeS perfloiienen SSobres 10.
lpobl on Seib oils nif an 8eilt cine
gellerung erfabren bat.
q 0 H. 8. Sllli.
Sie slnttport bes &atifanS aui Die
gepte bes Gipilgolperneurs Sait,
melbe am 3. Sult Dem Cardinal
&olla iiberreiht puroe lno IA
Seiten unit Der Shreibmaifine ge.
lhrieben) einnabm, gelunete belte in
Gle Sanbe Der Gbilippiueu Com.
miilipn.
8pnperneitr Sait batte in Ieiner
gtote pom 3. Suli Dem Sattfan an.
nahlt Den slnfauf oes 2anbes ser
Sominifaner mo elisuitiner porge.
idlagen. Der Yreis ioa bon fiinf
-Shleosri6tern feltgeiest merben;
5lpeI oerielben iinb BON ben Sereinig.
ten Staaten 5lI eripdblen, 5ipei ponl
SatIfan lnl0 eiller bon nputraler
Seite, ettua Dem britiihen @ouper-
nellr BON sSnbien. Die S1ieosrih.
ter Iollen ni6t ipGter ais an l..
Santar 1903 5ulammentreten, 3ell-
gen perbOren lnno oas 2ono in
slngenibein nebmen. Sic @ntibei.
orna Der Mebrbeit lit anSunebmen.
Der Sreis lit in merifanilfeu Dol.
lars su 5ablen, elm Sittel iofprt, elm
0rittel in 8 Wtonaten rno oas leste
Srittel in 1S Wonaten, nit 3inlen
81 AZ Yro5ent. Die Sabhng lit on
elne bonn Tatifan bealftragte Eerion
all leiiteu. Die friiberen lpaniiben
8rpnlonoereieu, pel6e iebt I'M 9elie
Der amerifaniiden Sfeaierilng iino
rmo arf oenen 8ircbengebGloe iteben,
iollen einem firhlihen geaulteu
ilberdntportet tperoen. Delder bonn
Tatifan 5n ernennen lit. Sie ge.
pObnIihen 8erihte iolen iiber oaS
bon Der Stride bebaltene, aberS bon
Den @eborben reflamirte 2anO ent.
Iheioen. @s iteht 5u hoffen, oaB,
penn elm apoitoliicber Selegat, ser
nit oen notbisen @olmabten BON
pdpltItden Stubl ausgeriiitet lit,
nah Den Ybilippinen geianot miro,
oieier el,d I'M Stanoe fem miro, su
entIheioen, pel6eS gigentblm, bas
fiir pobltbGtige ooer er3ieblihe sln-
italten benIst miro, ser Stride ge-
bort uno ipelhes Dem Staate. atei.
Observation-Disclosures iollen Dem
Sprllb Der ndmlicten S6ieosribter
snterbreitet peroen, lpelfe aud oen
San Sole-6aa erleoisen iollen Der
iett por Dem Sberseribt Der Hbilip.
pinen anbansig lit. Die Ser. Staa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15

@efGngniB5eae Selbltmoro be.
gangen. 9eiien aorper purOe belte
auib6u9enO porgefltnben. gr bate
nit ieinen llntertleioern einen Strif
perfertigt uno ii6 nit Oemlelben ere
bGngt. 9eiien 8abp lebte bente
Worgen nod, miro aber ibfperlif,
allffommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
slltsr SanSelsplat eimseaidert.

@utbrie, Slfa., Z. Suli.
Die SrtIfaft n@bite Sorie", ein
itrolter SsSnOianer Sanoelsplab IN
@oobs Gollutp, nuroe ourd) sSeuer
per5ebrt. Ser S6aben he5iffert lid
alf 100000. Ser 6armer 81. Ebil-
lips fam III ben Slammen Inn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
Selegrapbiide 9epeideH.
SnIanO.
Sdrefli6es llngliif.

81 m ltero a m &c. g., 5. Sitli.
8eltern slbeno Inn II ltbr eretg'
nete ii6 an Der eleftrii6en Wtorntdln
2ufe giienbnbn elm entiesli6eS llns
aliif. 9ieie Giienbobn ldnft fitnf
Meilen BON @lopersbia na6 einem
Sommerreiort. 3lpei Cars, cine
btnter Der anOeren filbreu. obwdrts,
oils Der Wotprnann Der lebteren Die
Gontrolle iiber ieiue Gar perlor llno
Dieielbe in Die porbere NIT dller @e-
tpolt ltieB. geioe Cars ialiIten eine
Mfeile init boiler 8eipalt babin, ent-
eleilten lnb fielen Damn Inn. 5iinfs
5ebn Eerlonen murOen bobei getootet
llno OreilmooreiBig perlebt. SSSu ieber
Gar befanoen iid iieb5ig 9crionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
Soppeliei ieiDltmoro.
Sinton. IS. So. s. ssM

~ " W. -. "Su., O. NSllil.
@illiam u. Muban uno Charles
8. 9lafer, 5lpei befalnte Sarmer BON
Sweet Springs in Monroe Gountp,
begingen SelbitmorO bilr6 Grihie.
ben. Sie geioen batten ibon friiber
Selbitmorogeoanfen laut tperoen
loiien unb ipuroen oaber bon ibren
Slugeborigen iharf bea6tet. Seitte
Weoraen iriib gingen Die geioen BON
an Sauie fort nit ser 9emerfi,ng,
ouB lie allf Die SSSago geben meroen.
lin 4 llbr borte man 5nei Shiiiie
lno als Die MGnner ipGter liht
beimfebrten, mnr6e eine Su6e perans
italtet. Wtan fano Die 9eioen sli-
iammen in elmer 9llltluhe. Wfabnl
batte Iitb burh ben Wflmo eelhoilen
unb mar bereits toot, pGbrenb 8late,
Der iiob cine @lrnbe in Der 8rltIt bel.
aebra6t bate, nod l.bte, aber balo
onrauf itarb. @as Die 9eioen 5u
Dem gemeiniamen SelbItmoro trieb,
lit niht befunnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
SOotlide Sdieferei.

glmerieus, @a. Z. Silli.
Gin Sarmer 3amenS 8mpneS,
pel6er auf Der Stappep Elantage
lpobnt, to6fete einen farbigen 4nebt
rnb eine gegerin unb erbielt lelblt
5mei ShuBnunoen, - sllleS infolge
zines gSortrpeblels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
Bonn Slib sctDStct.
Sffcrm a II, 8a., Z. cSii

y r r III q H. @u., Z. SllII.
@0breno eines beftigen @epitter8
bier brei peiBe rlno sluei
farbige MGnner bur1 eineu glit-
itrabl eetobtet. slnBerbem muroen
aiuei 0fGnner i6mer perlebt. g8as
Den ltnfau 5u einem merfipiiroigen
ma1t, it, bnB Der ielbe Strabl bos
llnbeil anri6tete, trosOem Die Sieben
IN 5ipei slbtbeilungen flint Wteilen
BON einanoer arbeiteten. slae Daren
Srabtiponuer in 0ienlten elmer
Selepbongeiellihaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
2iuci Eerioncn setGotet.

@aiecu, @tinn, Z. Suli.
Gin @irbellturm fiibrte bier Den
Ginlturs cines &iebitalles berbei. Der
illnae slbam 8iibman uno beiien
Sdpeiter, ipel6e geraoe aiibe nelf.
ten nllroen unter ben Sriimmern be.
graben oo6 fonnten tie BON geab-
barn non lebeno gerettet iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-15
SdJreflide 0rnben &ataitrop6c in
Eeunipluania.

| Sobnstom ~ II, Ga., 10. Saili.
Sobnstopn lit auf's 9teue BON
elmer &ataltr6bbe heimgeiuht NOR
cen, Die 5nar ni6t 10 piele Men.
ibenleben eeforbert hat mie Die Siutb
BON 1889, uber IN ibren gin3elbeiten
nid)t minoer idreflid lit.
I'm 1920 llbr ereianete iih nam-
lid, in Der Cambria Steel Gompanp
9folling Mlia Weine, Die Iih inter Dem
Srte @eit Weont Sill beiinbet, eile
ibredli6e grploiion, pelhe elmer
groBen 3abl Weniben oas 9eben ge-
foitet bat. @ie groB oieie 3abl lit.
laBt ii6 sur 3eit niht iageu, imo es
moa mebrere Gage bauern, bis man
Oariiber @eipiBbeit bat. Gs fam
iein, Dob Die 3abl mebr als 200 be-
trdet.
gS nauerte beinohe cine Stimoe,
bis OaS llngliif allcemein befonnt
mar. glls ole 9tabriht aber crit ole
Staot erreiht batte, berbreitete lie
lib nit 9liBeSidnelle. llnbelbreib.
lid moreu Die S5enen, Die it6 in
9utenben bon !SaiIiern abipielten,
beren Selpobner gum Sbeil 5u Sen
decentralization aehoren. 8u Sunoer-
ten uno ipdter 5u Salllenben, itiir5-
ten Die 2e,ite nah Der 8rubenoif.
mma, mo bereits bie Giien-Yoli5ei
glufltelllng genonnen batte luio
Sebernlami baran binberte, lid Dem
Sdaebte. Dem eritidenoe @ale emit
ltromteit 5u nGbern. Gin Ginbrin-
cen NOR lmmcalid), benn sruei nut
tbige @rlibcnlerte, iuelhe eS >perIllft
batten, paren mlr cine filr5e Strede
peit getomneu imb mulBten oann
IhlellnigIt llnIfebrerL INN nift 81 er.
itifen.
Sbren GrflGrungen sufolge fam
oaS HettimaSlperf pprlGufig ni6t
bonn @eltmont Sbabte aus betrie.
ben merben, amo es muroen baraui
iofort Sorfebrlngen getroifen, ous
HettlmaSiuerf nodD Dem Mia Greet.
ShadJt an perlegen. Der 8r,lben.
Sormam Sarrp Nobgers, iein @e.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-05
wOMAN's NURSE CORPS.
Surgeon General Rixey Favors Its
Establishment for the United
States Navy.

The first annual report of Surgeon
General Rixey shows that the health or
the navy and marine corps was good
throughout the last fiscal year, the
percentage of sick and the death rate
being lower than for several years. The
most important recommendation of
the report perhaps is that congress
provide for The establishment of
woman's nurse corps for the navy to
consist of one superintendent, eight
head nurses, IL tirst-class and "a Sec
ond-classs nurses, these numbers to be
increased at the discretion of the Sec
rotary. The surgeon general says:
"That women are the superiors of
men for the work of nursing there can
be no question, and the objection that
they are not compatible with military
conditions can scarcely apply to insti-
tutions of the character of our large
naval hospitals"
The surgeon general also makes q
strong plea for the appointment Of
dentists for the navy, pointing out that
many otherwise good recruits for the
service are lost for lack of dental care.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-11-05
LITERARY LITTER,

It is estimated that Londoners
spend over $4,000 day on newspa-
pers.
At the Philadelphia free library
books are circulated more economical
ly than in any other library in the
world, it is said. The costisseven cents
volume.
It will be news to most Americans TO
know that the Royal academy of Great
Britain owes its foundation to an
American-Benjamin West, whose con-
nection with it is outlined in the Liter
airy Era. = b
It is not generally known that it was
the historian Thomas E. Watson, of
Georgia, who introduced into the house
OF representatives. the first resolution
to appropriate money to carry out the
scheme for free rural mail delivery.
Otto Gildmeister, three times mayor
of Bremen, made that city a seaport
and had time besides to devote to
study. He translated some of Shake
speare's dramas, all of Byron's works
md Dante's ''Divine Comedy" this last
especially being an excellent specimen
Of workmanship. .= zs, t.