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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-30
LA ProvidenCia"
EMPREsA DE COCMEs
CARLOS H. BLONDET.
Puerta de TERRA Gale de San Agustin
PRECIOS

Agencia en- San Juan-CalIe Allen MIN, rs.
Agencia Ell Guayama-Hotel Frances
Tel6fono-804.
NOTA:--Los precios de ida y vuelta son con-
venciOnaleS.
OTRA;Los pedidos deberdn haCerse direc
tamente la Agencia.
s. 0O-1, Ell PROPIETARIO,
CGrlOs H. RIOmdet.
Sc OFRECE.
En- venta un potrero de la mejor y mas
premiada raza del pals y una magnlfca bue-
yada.
Sc condueen provisiones frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo y Caguas San
Juan vice-versa.
Tabaco en- rama & hilado ron "El-
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones Ca
ezudo.-Drigirse Don Gerardo Santana,
Caguas. a. Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

SeneralmalOr Irtbur MacIrtbur.
fann Dor Nopember b. 5. BON ben Ybi>
lipptnen, mo er amber als Militdr>
9ouperneur funstrte, ni9t eintreffeu,
unb Bis gu bieiem 3eitpuntte leitet
Mac4rtbur, Der bisberise 8Dmmanz
beur oes Departments Der Seen, bas
0itlide Separtement. Samit fGnt linn
suslet4 Die JIbruns Der 2anbtruppen
gu, Die bel ben sroBen Seeman0pern
i'm 4usuit unb September b. 5. on Der
atlantii9en &Iite mitpirfen. Die
ffrutesti9e 9auptibee biefer ManDner
biloet bic 9ertbeibisuns bes Gong S.
ldnb=S unbes sesen cine feiuolide
Jlotte, pel9e bur9 bieien Retp Yort
erreiaen unb auf Gong Sslaub Mann@
i4uften lunben min. WucNrtbur, Der
bon einem tleinen S9iffssei9po=
Der unteritist pirb, liest es Oh. iene
Insriffe ab5ufdlusen.
4rtbur MacQrtbur tpurbe 1845 dls
Sobn zines &i9ters in Miltpdufee gez
boren. gr Sos 1862 als Griter 2eut@
nant nit benz "a. Acknowledgements
liscn=Resiment in ben 8irsertries, in
benz er fi9 berart aus5eidnete, baB er
gum Ranse zines Sberiten aufftieg.
Na4 elmer Defenders mutbisen Shat
tpoQte General Grant iogar feline gr=
bebung gum 8risabe=9 General empfeb=
len, bod purbe nit Gidiidt uuf bic
s,Sugeub MacIrtburs bopon @bfanb
genDmmen. Wan belDbnte ibn ober
NIT elmer Rousreb=W ebaine.
MacMrtbuy trat nod benz 8irgerz
triese 1865 als 3petter 2eutnunt in
bic resulGre 4rmee elm unb tpurbe mod
i'm ielben Sabre griter 2eutnant unb
als iiinsiter aler ieiner Rangsenohen
4apitdn. Sat- 20 Sabre perridtete
MacIrtbur bierauf Sienite i'm Weften
unb Sibpeften unb betbeiliste ii9 an
mebreren Snbianer= 5elosiigen. Su
1889 lpurbe er 9ilfs=9 eneruluoiutunt,
in 1898 eing er ols 8risooe=G eneral
nit Der sriten Sruppeu=Grpcbition
na6 BEN Bbilippinen, no er burd Die
GritIrmuns Der 8riden bon Wuldta
ben 9auptunt6eil IN Der ginnohme
Manilas bate. SIM slei6en Sabre
gum Generalmuior ernunnt, iibernabm
er 1900 bei Der 9etmtebr bes General
maiprs Otis ben Sberbefebl iber Die
amerituniide 4rmee uuf ben gbilipz
pinen. Na9 feiner IblDiung bura &C.
neralmuior G9Gffee IN 1901 purbe
WacIrtbur &pmmunoeur bes Sepurz
tements Don COLORADO unb ounn Der
Seen. MacIrtbur bat our 8eniisung
fir bic qbiltpptner ein in euglif9er
unb fpunii9er Spru9e eri6ienenes
Bud iber bic 9ei6i9te, Die inouitriene
gntDidluns unb Die &O%nititution Der
Ser. Stddten nerfubt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

bur9 9ebet bas unbeil ab5upenben.
Oie Geremonien, pel9e babel porgez
nommen perben, inb nidt iiberaa
glei9; in ungaru %. piro Der 8ttt>
gang gu @feroe ausgsfibrt, pte unier
Bib btes peruni4aulf9t. Der Pfarz
rer Der betreffenDen 9emeinbe reitet auf
einem S9immel on Der Spite Der
grp5effion, in ieinen 9dnoen bic
Monitran5 baltenO; binter linn folgen
bic iunsen MGnner bes Sorfes, BON
bener elmer bic &ir4enfa6ne trGgt. Die
groseffion umreitet rings bic Sorfz
fluren; on ben Guberiten. no9 ben
bier Granddaughter liesenben 9renz
5eu tptrb o~rsebalten, unb Der Parrer
lieff ben uWetteriesen." bas beibt eth
entfpre9enbes &apitel aus benz @oanz
gelium. Nn ben Wegeu, auf peldeu
bic groseifiou bubinreitet. tnieen re4ts
unb Iints bic bGuerliden 9runbbefiber,
einen &orb nit grbe ober cine 9arbe
emporboltenb, bamtt bieie als fpmboz
lifde 3eiden ihres 8eiiBes bes Sesens
tbeilbaftis peroen, pel6er burd ben
8ittgung BON Soft auf bic Sluren
berabseflebt pirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Dim uutrr ErruuG.

r2ieber Sreunb, On biit nun fhon
stpei Sabre perbeiratbet. Iu4 i4 bGtte
Cuff, mein sSungseienenieben auf5uz
seben. 3annit Oh mir nit gutem Ga
piFen mad ben BON Dir sema4ten gr@
fabrunsen bosu ratben ooer ni4t2"-
8, Su barfft septB Iber5eust ieiu,
buB i9 nur Sein geftes i'm 4uge babe,
tuenn id Dir iase: ,9eirutbep Su
peibt nidt, mas es beiBi: Elm bebasz
Tides 5eim gu befisen, feline Srbnune
gu BADEN, gut perpflest 81 iDerben, feline
2eibseri4te porgeiest gu erbdlten, oui
bic ma i'm 9aftbuus persi9ten mub.
sd tdnn Dir alfo nur tDieberholt
fagen, beirotbe! Ou pirft bann ielbft
ie6en, tpie i9Dn es 1T. unb bdnn-
Sonnerpetter nod amal!-parum lou
es Dir benin beiier seben, tpie mir!!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
,a9rttrrpro,eflion i'll Ansar,l.
Gin Siftsana sn Cferoe urt oes cinauaeIs
seaen fur ole Ctmrea.

gu ben frpmmen @eorGuten Der to-
tboliiden air6e seboren bic Wetter<
prpseI{ionen poer gittgGuge. cie nas
mentli9 in 2eiten. do WeiBpofs.
Siirre posr oncerer idperer Tluridds
ben brpbt, peranitaitet perben. UNI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
FANDEL..
Naten=G rcmrffpnen

nod Iem gorf unb atlantic @itp iber bic
gtldel Hlate gabn ;u S1S fir SoppeIfabrt
am II. unb 81. Sult unb am 7. uHb Ia. gu=
quit. @iltis tiir &idfabrt II Gage. neber:
liesen in @bautauqua Cafe unb Niasara Soils
innsrbaIb Der ansesebenen 3eit: SasIi@
bret Sur6;iise. Rablseiten ierpirt in Gi:
ming @ars ami Der Ntdel 9late gabn mad
benz ~ameritauii9eu Club Weal Hlane ;u
Y"reiieu pom IS @ents bis Sl.O0; bessleiden
"a la Carte. Chicago gabnbof, Sarriiou
Strabe unb 5. Ipenue. Stabt= Sifet=S fice
Ill Qbams StraBe @eeeu Hdberem Idreibe
man on Sobug 3. @aluban, General
ggeut, Chicago. 33=3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

bo6en Stunb, ben Die PGbospgit be-
ionbers in Seutf9lanb einnimmt,
umio f~tolser iein biirfen.
Sdbb bat cine bemerfensrperthe
2aufbabn binter fi9. 9eboren 1854
als Sobn zines SdiffsfapitGns auf
eiaer 5abrt burd's MittenGnbiI9e
Meer, beiu6te er bic Dffentli9e unb
Die aunffi9ule IN Bennington, gng=
Lamb, unb empfins i6on nit spDlf
Subren etne 4usSeidnuns fir poraigz
lides 3eidnen. gr sins ipdter nu4
Suronto, &unabd, mo er bic bprtise
Militdrf4ule ubiolptrte. Sm Sabre
1876 trdt Sabb als Sduler in bic
Ntabemie Der S9Onen ainfte in gbis
ldbelpbia ein. Gr beeab Ii9 bieruuf
bebufs 4unfitubien in's Nusldnb unb
nurbe 1884 Sireftpr Der pbilobeIe
pbiaer S9ule fir 9unitsetperbe. MIs
FOLDER enttDidelte er nad pielen Grs
perimeHten Elm 6dnborbeitsfpftem,
bur4 bds bic munuulen unb intellect
tuellen 5dbisfeiten, iotpie bas Muge bes
3Oglings in glei4em WdBe ausgebilbet
perben. Sein buriiber perDHentlidtes
Bud tpirtte serabeau epodema1enb.
8iele Saufenbe bon Sdiilern unb 2ebz
rern iinb nad Der Metbobe Sabbs in
Der pbtlabelp6iaer 4unffseperbeiduIe
unterridtet tporben. 4uberbem bat
Sobb, Der Mitslieb mebrerer @eiens
f9uften fir Rinfte unb @iTenfdoften
1T, 3lafen nad feinem Spifem in
Retp gOrt unb Wilmington, Del, ems
derihtef.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Gin biai9eS Setm.

Sd babe 400 gter aanb I'M Comm Nia'
MOOD III ~pertaufen, weldes i'd serne NIT
beuti6en Samilisn beiiebelt baben modte.
Sas sanse aanb III uortreffi4 gum Sebaueu
aeeianet unb cine Weile pom Der ct. Goia:
Rir9e selesen. Der goben 1T i4mer uno
frudtbdr-,glad 9oamA unb bat zine lsbmi
ae uuterIage. aui bieier aanoesfa4e beln=
Bet iid pieles Giden= uus Giienbols. Oas
9anb uirt nur an Seuti9e fir SIS per Ider
unb aufmdrts p%erfduft, pou peltem bic 9alfe
te qube,abli merben mIB, Der Heit tanu in
9bidIaas;abluugen, lie na1 geliebeu in Is
bis 90 Sa6reu gu A Bro;ent besablt werben.
Sieie @elesenbeit 1T cine 10 quite, ME re
mohl ME mieber in Stearns @ountp 9eboten
uirb. @er inmer ii9 elm 9utes tSeIm unter
10 siniiisen Sebiusunsen ani6ar1en MIL,
rpeube nd an
Senrp Sleufe,
49=1i Sreeport, Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
New Process
Steam-Laundrv,

@euu 10. bann miro es ii9 @u1 lsbneu,
ti6t auBer a4t gu laiien, baB mir guer @i=
Jeutbum b%ebanSeln, als mare es bas unieri=
5e. Nir bdbeu bic poufdubisfe Naidau=
halt i'm Iorbwei ten unb liefern erfer Rlafe
arbeit. @ir sebrau9eu feline @%bemlfalien;
mir uerberbeu baber Cure Saden ni1t. @enn
Sbr refine Grbeit uus bette gebanblung mout
oaun beuft on uns. nniere 4reiie finb uieb.
riser als ionitwo, uns mir beisrgen Cure Ga
milieuwdi9e biutSer, aIs Sbr es ielbf tbun
tOnut. @rtunbist uub iberseust Sud. @ir
saben aseuten in ben ~umliesenbeu Stdbten.
g. 8. Neper 1a,npfwaf1anffaIt,
@isentbimer.
Eople's gebdube an S. Npe. g. ct. @loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Son eiuem Ohio Ereoiser.

SD babe Or. @srner's Wbtts
@lne Of 9ar Sprup fir wuuben gals,
idwade eunsen, 9uitsn, srtdltune
uno far irsenb cine berariise Srar't'
BET sebrauGt; er 1T better als anoer'
,hiltemitteI Wtt pielem Oant ben
9oitor iir Iein m~ertbuones 9eilmit'
tel pe,bleibe ih
R,p. @. IS. 9asans.
6. nee, Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
@enfral AlaeArtbur.
D~ssesRebsmoe 8robe Gee. ano 2anonian5Srs
an Der 3oug SSlamOf@6tte.

Dem p~ropiforiften &ommanbeur
bes Oitliden 9epartements Der gunz
besarmee, 9enerulmajor 4rtbur Mac>
Irtbur, tpirb oemnG4it cine peitere
@elegenheit sebpten, cine Yrpbe ieiner
militdrii4en 5dbisfeiten absulesen.
6eneralmaipr gbaffee, Der gum beFiniz
ttpen Aoafolser bes bisberisen 9omz
manbeurs ienes Departments, beg
flirali4 in ben Sutherland einsetretenen
Seneralmaiors 8rpote, beitimmt parb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
@elb III Derleiben.

Muf cultipirte Tarms sesen lei9te
gebimsunsen unb gu niebrisen Staten
@elb gu perleiben. Go wtrb ii9 Gu9
lobnen, BET mir porsuipre9en, wenn
Sbr cine Mnleibe auf Cure Sarm mo-
den wont.
1Ss1i ~. -. Ocrman.
Office iber grfer Nationalbauf, ct. @loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Nem 9Jprf uub 9Itlantic 9th

fir SIS. 90 Sin= uub 6erfabrt iiber bic Gifel
8late gabn am II. uub 81. Suli. Riidreile
inuerbaB u. 1leberliesen in @bautauqua
cafe nnb Riasara Soils in Der ansesebsnen
2eit. Stabt=Eidef. Sffice Ill Gbams Ctr.
E 3. @alabau, @eneral asent, @bt=
caso, ut serne bereit, ndbere ~Snformattou
III ertbeileu. 55=5t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
ct. Qamrence College,
Rottut CALVARY,
Soub bu Qac Co., Wtscouiiu.

Sieie anifalt tebt inter Der eeituus Der
Gapu,iner= 8Gter unb erfreut ii9 elmer iebr
id6nen unb seiunben Gage. Nur tatbolil9e
3Sqlinse werben aufsenommen.
Ger 3ebrplan umfaBt einen Dorbereitens
ben, elaifi6en unb faufmdunii6en GURUS.
GintrittS8eIo s..
uuterridt, 6of, @Gide unb gett fur bas
Sduliabr: S136. Wtnltt ertra.
Gas S1uliabr besinnt am B. september.
I'm Rdberes wenbe man Iib ON
32=2mts Jte0- Sff. Oteetor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31

~ @~rabiteine sel1maduoI unb
biuis ansefeitist. Sebe geiteluns
prompt unb ;uuerlaiis beiorst BON
Sos. aspper, nabe g%ourtbaus, ct.
gloub, Winn. 80 bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
Biai9e Tabrt.

BUR ,weiidbrisen geriammluns Der 8nisbts
Of Hptbias, bic pom IL. big %. augutt IN
can Sraneisco sebalten wirb, p~ertautt bic
Nortbern Hacrfic Sidets su $50 fir 9in= unb
6erretie nit @iltigfeit gum Antritt Der Hetle
pom 2. bis s. Auguit unb sur Glidfebr bis
;um 80. Septemher. goae Ginselbett ~ er=
lansen beim 21:bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
SIS mad Der gtabt Nem SJprf

unb atlantic @itp unb ;urif iber bic Ridel
Ylate Sabu am II. uub Is. SuIi unb nm z.
uub IA. ausuf siItis ;ur Ridfabrt in
IL Sasen. neberlieseu in @bautauqua uuD
Iiiasar1 Soils innerbalb Der ansesebeuen
Get. Stabttifet= SfHce Ill ybams StraBe.
Sdreibt an s o 3. CALLAHAN, @ene-
raj asent, ebicaso, fir udbere @in;eIbei=
ten. 33.3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
9anSffrtigkeits Anterribt.
epodhemad3enoe bisrIdaoti@e 9eetbooe tn
SeutfdbIano einsefabrt.

SentfdIamo etnsefabrt.
Sn Wertbeim IN Babeu tritt benz
nddft bic rDeutf4e Rutionulf6ule"
ms 2ebeu. cine 4nitalt, bic tire 3Dsz
hinge bauptfGdli4 fir Die 4uslanosz
tbdtisteit porbereiten fou unb btnI9tz
li9 bes l1mfanses ibrer 2ebrsiele BIS
fer ein5is baftebt. Sn ben 2ebrpian
1T unter Qnberem uu9 9unDfertigz
feitsunterri9t oufseuommen, unb 5sDur
tptrb biefer nu9 Der MethoDe zines
amerttanif9en gGbasOsen, Sames
2ibertp Saeb, ertbeilt, Elm Grfplg. auf
ben bieier fopobl pte ale umeritaniz
fhen S9ulmGnner i'm 9inblid auf ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-31
DrrhununiE.

R66in: $50 oft i9 au9 benz
fdletten Msniden einen 4bfdsebrief
idreiben pin-'s tpiro bait INNER fptez
Der ein 2iebe.sbrie b'raus!"
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05
LIST OF JURORS
Who viii Serve At the September
Term of the United States
Court.

The following is the list ofpetit
and grand jurors selected by th'
Jury commission to serve at tn
term of the Unite'
States Court:
GRAND JURORS.
G w Dixon, Big Cabin.
Lem Paris, Catalee.
b w Rider, Chelsea.
Pat Henry, Chelsea.
C A Davis, Chelsea.
Jack Culp, Chelsea.
J w Davis, Adair.
De Brown. Bluejacket.
Sam McKensis. Bluejacket.
IS Pierson, Bluejacket.
] l. Sherer, Vinita.
JIM Darrough, vinita.
Sam Frazee, Vinita.
JV Carroll, Alton.
John Davis, Hayden.
Nat Perry, Grove.
ALTERNATE GRAND JURORS.
D A Wilson. Bluejacket.
c Williamson, Bluejacket.
Geo Fincannon, Bluejacket.
Adam Holden, Centralia.
Geo Nidiffer, Vinita.
T w Thompson, Ketchum.
Newt Bumgardner, Vinita.
II r Allen, Vinita.
d c Boswell, Vinita.
PETIT JURORS.
John Miller, Needmore.
NJ Lionbarger, vinita.
NJ A SorriI, Vinita.
10 Sutton, Catale-
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05

When you want spring chickens an
the very freshest, best OF vegetable
telephone C0wan & Smart.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05

No ware made compares with the
Majestic" the full set is worth s7.50,
but we're going to give set free with
every Majestic Range sold at our ex
hibit next week. Don't get left. Oar
rough Hardware Co.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05

Voting booths are placed over town
for your convenience. Vote for the
flower queen
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05

rOiey'S HOI1y aud laI
for children. safe, sure. No opiafes.
old by Peoples drug store.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05

Leave orders at Garrison's: alfalfa,
timothy aud clover or any other field
seed.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-09-05

Help the street fair and some friend
by voting for fower queen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31

Fftz then took turn at forcing.
Putting his left on the face twice and
compelling JEFF to duck away. JEFF
looked worried as he listened to De
laGey's instructions.
Round 5.-They Tented for a mo-
ment. TEen JEFF led left for the
body but missed and got a chop on
the body. Fitz got his left to Jeff's
lace but took left and right on body
JEFF forced Fitz to the ropes and put
his left on the face twice Fitz
clinched and when they broke sent in
/ two body blows from left and right,
delivered from the hips.
They clinched repeatedly. Fitz
, put terrific right on the Jaw and a
moment later left on the face. jeff
cut Fitz' right cheek with a left.
They fought rapidly. Fitz cutting
Jeff's face with a left and putting his
right on the head. jeff was bleeding
freely and was tired. Just before the
close of the round Fitz put his right
over Jeff's left eye, cutting it and
bringing blood. JEFF was not wounded
but was bleeding freely from the
nose, his left eye and right cheek.
The only mark on Fitz was a slight
abrasion on the right cheek.
Round 6. jeff came I'D and
crouched low He missed his first
attempt with the left for the head
He rushed but the willy redhead block.
ed every blow and got out of the way
Fitz put his right on Jeff's head, one
in the body and another on the nose
Jeffries broke ground and ducked
out of the way. They EXCHANGED
lefts on the head. jeff rushed agair
and again but was smothered and took
three lefts and right on the face
Jeffries rushed Fitz to ropes but got
a right and left on the face which
started the blood afresh Fitz showed
remarkable cleverness in getting away
from the rushes. His left jabs were
cutting and just as the gong sounded
he put another on Jeff's sore mouth
and nose.
Round Z. jeff showed up we'll and
rushed at Fitz determinedly. He put
his left on the body, but took a letl
~N AAShI OIA lIC 1Sdu NGlIu0T were
damaging, however, and when mo-
ment later they came together, .Jetr
rut two terrific left swings on the
body and head. JeI wore a deter
mined look. AS he stepped to spit
Fltz Jabbed three times in the mouth
and forced him to the ropes JEFF
came back like an enraged bull, bleed
Ing from the nose, mouth and cheek
and rushed the smaller man to the
ropes, putting his left On the body anG
a right over the heart. Fitz stood him
off, however, with left jabs, OCCASIONALLY
sending his left to the head Jeff SEM
a left to the head and in the clinch
they carried on conversation, F'itz s1nil
ing good naturally, while Jefferies was
bleeding and presented a terrible ap
pearance. He was not tired, however
and took it easy in the wait.
Round 8. Bob stood up straight
feinting with his left and drawing JEFF
On. Jeff smiled through ihs bloody
features, ducking left swing ano
landing hard left on the ribs. They
went at it, Fitz putting a left on thu
face and taking one on the head. Fitz
missed right and took a stiff punch
on the body. Jeffries forced the fight
ing ct this stage, crouching low and
carrying his right high and his left far
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
VICTIMS OF ILLUSTRATOR
Child Sacrifices to the Picture Makers
in Magazines.

IN magazines.
The Du Maurier man and the Glib
son girl have had their day. The
mans accumulated length of limb, the
girls hard masculinity no longer at
feet either fashion or behavior. The
adult world is free for the moment tC
indulge in any freak of individualism
to which its taste may move it.
Whether or not it will ever again be-
come martyr to the pencil of the
popular illustrator is a matter of its
own choice.
The children's case is less hopeful
They cannot rule their immediate
destiny. Mamma reads about a pre-
cocious or winsome darling in maya
zine literature; mamma admires the
style with which the illustrator in
vests the small figure. Mamma de-
cides that her Sammie or Sallie would
look too cute for anything" dressed
| in the same way. And in conse-
quence the understanding, even if
we'll beloved, youngster is put into a
new dress designed to make hin an
unworthy imitation of a character in
! fiction.
Two-thirds of the world know the
Kate Greenaway children. They have
been exhibited in the periodicals of
far away Italy. The Lord Fauntleroy
! type was once as much a classic
| beauty model. For time the Ameri-
can nursery realm was peopled with
! tiny maids in pinafores and lads in
! long curls, velvet suits, broad collars,
and wide sashes.
! Today sweet Emmy Lou is reigning.
! Not one of them, perhaps, has the ap-
pealing roundness of their engaging
prototype, nor that inimitable all Of
wanting to keep the world friendly,
with which c. L. Hinton has made
Mrs. Martins little maid immortal.
But all have their hair parted N the
middle and Topped up at the temples
all wear dresses cut after the same
pattern as has small Emmy Lou; and,
in some cases, the resemblance is
strong enough to make you feel that
the tots are not real little persons;
that they are just little figures who
have stepped out of a story book.
Even infants are no longer allowed
the luxury of simple babyhood. Now
adays they must be "sunbonnet
babies in gowns that are great blots
Of color, and in headgear that robs
them of natural profile. Lovable
! they are of course, because they are
| babies, and don't know enough to
live up to the parts that their clothes
would assign them. But would they
not be more attractive if they could
be just themselves?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-31
RAILROADS AND CANALS.
Something Worth Noting by the Con-
soIidated Railroad Folk.

During the Is years in which i'm
provements were being made on the
river Elbe, in Bohemia, the river
traffic, as natural result of the deep
ening of its channels, increased five
fold. But the traffic on the competing
railways increased still more largely,
and the dividends on the main line,
from Teplitz to Aussig, rose to 16 per
cent per annum. Equally interesting
and conclusive are some illustrations
taken from the experience of Ger
many The canalization of the river
Main from Mayence to Frankfort was
completed in the latter part of the
year 1886. AS a result of this i'm
provement, which made the channel
vastly better and deeper than was
before available, the river traffic
showed an increase of ga per cent in
1887 and a further gain of AZ per cent
in 1888.
Frankfort is abundantly supplied
with railroads, having among others
the Main all the way to Mayence
Did these roads go into bankruptcy
or suffer a serious falling off in their
| traffic? On the contrary, their bust
ness increased Sc per cent in 1887 and
an additional IS per cent in 1888
The river traffic, which amounted to
only 100000 tons annually before the
| improvements were made, had in
creased to 100000 tons in 1891, and to
1,693,112 tons in 1896, while the traffic
| by rail, which amounted to 100000
tons in 1886, had risen to 100000
tons in 1891, and to 1882 29 tons in
1896, being nearly double what it was
10 years before, when the railways
had a practical monopoly of the
freight business of Frankfort.
The first locks at st. Mary's falls
were opened in 1855, in which yeal
the registered tonnage was 106,29e
tons. The half million mark was
reached in 1868, and the one-million
mark was passed in 1873. IN 1881
exactly coincident with the opening
Of new and much larger lock, the
Northwest began to grow by leaps
and bounds and the tonnage of the
canal rose from 100000 tons in 1882
to 100000 in 1890 and to 5000 .00C
IN 1896. During the past five years
two more enormous locks have been
IN operation, one Of them on the
Canadian side of the river, and in this
short time the tonnage of the canal
| had leaped up to nearly 2S,500, 00C
tons. This colossal tonnage is simply
a manifestation of the development
which has taken place in the North.
west, along with which las come the
building of thousands of miles of rail
road, including two lines from the
| head OF Lake Superior to the Pacific
| coast. If by some cataclysm Of ma
| ture the great lakes should be dried
| up, the enormous traffic now carried
on their waters would not be divided
among the railroads.&c. would simply
| cease to exist. The whole galaxy of
| cities from Buffalo to Chicago and
Duluth would be overwhelmed in
hopeless, irretTievable ruin, and the
| railroads could in no wise escape the
general disasters. A Thompson in
the Engineering Magazine