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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-29
Biahon Of St Albans Dend..

London, Dec. 2S-The Rt. Rev. John
Wogan Testing, bishop of st. Albans, is
dead. He was born in 1887.
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Rome, Dec. 2s.-The Tribuna says the
none has ordered the archbishop Of Manila
to eXcommunicate all persons who ell
deavor to promote the creation of national
church in the Philippines,
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DoWAGER EMPRESS ENTERTAINs
Lunch TO American Ladies and Gener"i
Miles Party.

Pekin, Dec. 2S.-The ladies of the
American legation and General Miles
and his party were entertained at lun-
cheon to-day by the dowager empress
and the emperor. United States Minis
ter Conger. also gave large diplomatic
dinner in honor of the general To-
morrow the minister will entertain at
dinner number of Chinese officials to
meet General Miles.
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OFFICIALS BLAME OPERATOR
RESPONSIBILITY FOR GRAND
TRUNK ROADS HORROR.

Andrew Carson, the Accused, Declares
Dispatcher Kerr 10 80 Blamo-says
Kerr Sent Order to "Bust" or Cancel
tho One for the Express to Pass the
Freight at Wnnstead.
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Wemeitc Wa1riNte,t.

IS III beaiinoete Nusli6t borbanben.
oaB ihon in Den nddfen 5aeen atpi=
iben ben geroleuten uno ben @ruben=
libern in Der 6arttoblenreaion ein be-
irieoiacnoes uebereintommen gu Stanoe
tommt. Damit miirbe Elm gntI6eio
DER S6ieosaerihts= =Gommliiion niht
lnebr erforoetlib, UNI Die ireitieen
Buntte 5u erleoi9en. = gluh oen lebten
yeribten lino Die Wermittlunasoeriude
geiheitert, neil Die unabbdnaigen 8ru-
bsnbeliber niht mitmaden nollen. 9ie
5a1e miro aio op1 pon Der Gommil=
lion gum austraa aebradt peroen
niihen.
Sn Gincoln, Nebr., 1T ouf Dem Sur=
lin9ton=gabnbof Elm grpreB 8adet.
uslbes $40, 000 in Santnoten entbielt,
auf rdtbieltaIts Meife nerihmunoen.
Oas Padet mar nit Der sloams @rpreb
So, asianot noroen.
Cine 12 biz Is Mann itarte Mduber=
banoe beroubte oibt po1 Davenport,
Sa.. einen @rprebSug Der Sod Sslano=
Sabu.
Sn oen uraloiltritten in &ublano,
DO Saulenbe bon YsrIonen wegen
ShlieBuno Der giienmsrte beihdfti=
luugslos iino, baben mesen oes Ilotb=
ItlnOes 8rpttraDalle ltattgefunoen.
oSn Sapaua fam es neaen oes Gtrei-
es her Giaarrenmaher Su blutioen 3u=
rallinleri6Ben 3ipilben Der Gtli5i uno
zen 5treitern. 3,psi perIOnen tpur=
oen eribollen uno 80 trugen 0erlebun=
len oaoon.
9(us MonoItir, 81 Weilen tusltlid
oon @alonibi entfsrnt. miro beri6tet,
oaB Die Slirfen bic bulaaril,ben Sauern
iiir1tsrlieh foltern. um iie sG Oeranla :
en-, ben Nufentbnlt reoolutiondrer
Banoen ansu9eben.
Mn "a. Nop.. ereianete lid in oen
8orislaw=P Petrpleumquellen in @alis
,ien, Clterreid, Elm uerbdnenibuoaes
Neuer. Gin Mann lam babel INN, lO
Sdllier iuuroen einsedIbert uno II
SDbrlOher serltDrt.
ssn Sours, 6rantrei6. fam es am
5onnta9 Nbenb 81 einem Sumult, bel
Dem es namelltlih auf Die Sifi3iere abb
aeleben mar. Ser S9oltsbaufen bdtte
am 2iebiten ieben Offisier. Der ibm II
osn Wes lam, nieoerael6lasen, Die!
tpuroe aber bllrb polisei uno Militdl
perbinoert.
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NM8lann.

9as Sefisit bes beutIhen Neides fir
oas nGdfe Sabr betrdgt $50 Wilionen
Wlart uno oil bur1 neue 8ier= uno
5abaflteuern 9eDett meroen.
gei OrlOpa. (einer ierbil1sn @rena.
itaot auf elmer Gonau.SnieD 1T elm
nit 9lrbeitern beleBter Sonauoampie,
seiunten. DreiBis bon Den an goro
befinoli6en perlpnen lino erirunten.
Snfolae Der berridenoen Guntelbeit
tonnten bon ben pom Hfer berbeieilen=
ben YOOten nur fiinf Ysrionsn ssrstt.t
tper0en.
Nus oem Wliinsen= unb Meoaillen=
Wuieum in Warieille, 6rantreid, iinb
703 Wiin3en aeltoblen tporben, meif
rDmiibe uno propencale, im @eiammt=
.pertb pon $20,O00
OR &esierun9 in Waihington 1T
bon Guatemala aug, benahritbtiat mor=
ben, oab bort Der friibere Der. Staaten
&oniul William u. 6iBoeralo unn
@bamperico. BON @oofrsp 8 lnttr. ST..
oem Sohn bes Ser. st. 8elanbten
0unter. eribollen ,uorben lei, uno Der
8eianote bic 9uslieferuns ieines 5ob=
,nes an Die Beb6rben bon Guatemala
Derpe,sert babe.
Sn Wittenberg in Medlenburg bat
bic Wittiue Sung Dor Gur3em ibre brei
Ginoer set6otet unb lie inn Barten bel
ibrem 6auie pergraben. Inn ben G1u-
tier 2iebermann beiratben 3u t6nneil.
Souohl bic Sung tpie 4iebermann lino
IN 0aft aenoInmen mDroen.
Sn Sapana lino $4,000 Gisarren.
NADER an 5treit.
Nah tllebrmpnatli1en Berbanolun=
|aen lit es ben 6iterreidliben uno unea.
ridden Giien= unb Stabl=Werten gelun-
|9en, cine aiaantii1e Yerbinouna gu
ariinoen, bic % peridieoene gtabliIIe-
nlents uno ein Gapital BON $75. 600, /.
600 umfaBt.
Der 0dniIde Dampfer ,Rnuo H..
Gapitdn 0anlielL uno Der britiihe
Dampfer .GlDaleoale" bon Damburg
itieBen in Der Wiilnoung bes GtuHss
lIbne 3uiammen. Der bdniihe Dams
Ipfer iant ipfort. Ser Rapitdn une
iieben Mann BET 8elnbllne ertranten.
| (Der enaiilhe 6lub 5nne eraieBt fiji
| bri Spnenoutl IN Die Moroiee.)
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SDnd)geritt tn SmDiana.

Sullioan, Sno., 81. Nob. ..Sames
Sillaro, elm 9entudD'er Neeer. Der am
Eienitaa Grau Wlarp Gapis BON Sui
lipan @ountp uno Grau sohn 2emon
oon 9nor Gountp aeiddnoet bat. wnr=
be an' 8onnerItaa NbenD um adt ubr.
eine Weile bon Sobn 1emon's sSarm
sntfernt. an einem 5e!egrapbenpfolten
aufsetnlpft.
Oilaro luurbe ipdt am Dtittpod
Radnittaa in 2anreneebille. 3d., nah
einem Gampf nit benz Gtaotmaribaa,
in Dem Der Neser orei SAuBmunoen
erbielt, perbaftet. gr tuuroe bann Der
5i6erbeit balber nod Rpbinion, ST..
sebradt. Sobn 2emon. Der 8atte elmer
Der Erauen. Die bon Dem Neser ilber.
fallen fuoroen tuaren, be0ab lib am
Wsltttpod Nbeno init mebreren s5reun
oen nad 2aprencsuias, no er ben Ne,
ger als Den Qn9reiIer ieiner Jrau ioen=
tlfi3irte. 9pdt am 9onnerita9 Na1=
mittG9 ,puroe 9illaro bon Dem Sheriff
auf einem Waaen naG Suaipan se-
bsabt, um audi nit Jrau Sapis tpn=
frontirt gu tperoen. Ser Sheriff unb
lelne 2eute batten bea5li6tiat, ibren
8efansenen beimlih in Die Staot su
brln9e1, Elm Saufen ten 40 bis so gut
bepafneten Wannern entriB ibnen aber
oen 8efallgeren unb fiibrte ielb1t Die
llnteriuhuns. Ser Neser nurbe na1
Der Wobuuns Der 6rau Dapis eebrabt
uno prompt bon ibr ioentifisirt. 8ie
Seute madten lid oann nit ibrem Sc
ian9enen mad Der 5ebn Weilen entiernt
aele9enen Jarm bon So9n 2emon auf
Dem We9. Ser Saufen mar insmhhen
auf bele bunoert M1nnsr aneeipadien.
9fahoem Der Neger aud BON Trau 2e=
mon ioentifi5irt tporoen mar, trat Der
0aufen Den Giifsug nab Sullpun al,
elne Meile Dltllb bon Der Semon' 'i1en
6arm entfernt, muroe aber Salt ee=
maht, Elm Strif iiber Den urn zines
5eleerapbenpfabls 9elporfen. uno Der
am gan3en 2eibe sitternoe 8Diemi6t
Damn ibnel in Die S0be 9e5o9en.
Ser GOuuerneur bate Die Wfil;:s=
@ompugnie BON 8incennes berausbeor=
bert um Den Neger 81 beidiiBen, iein
8eFebl trof aber Stl ipdt elm.
Nadoem Der Neeer eeribtet morosn
mar, ging Der Sarfen ihnea auseinan.
Der. @r war gum 9rbBten She'll 'aus
Tarmern 5ulamnlengeieBt, es batten lia
ibm aber uuA piele Yiirger bon euui=
ban, Sattown uno auoeren Srten an=
geIdlOlIen.
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YSIitil1es.

2ebte Wpde tpurbe anaefiinbiat.
bab eine Mn5abl Giienbabnen Die 2Dbne
ibrer Mnseftelten freitpiaia erbDbt bdt=
ten llno perIhieoene 3eitunaen itimm=
ten lanae 2oblieoer an auf Die Eibe.a.
litdt Der gilenbabnbermaltun9en Nber
0as bife gnbe fonlmt nah. Giei1
oarauf iino bic Gradtidbe aaaemein ere
b0bt ,poroen. Gie Qobnerbobunaen
Dnroen sema1t. um ben 8abnpermal=
tllngen einen triftigen 8runo fir bic
Steiaerung Der Nra1traten su ihalfeu.
0ad Der offi3ieQen 3dbluna baben
bic Soeialilten in 9bio bel Der Mopem=
bertpahl 1928 Gtimmen abee9eben,
etlDa 2 prosent aler @timmen. Sic
Sehlperen5ler brabten es MIR auf 12,=
1856 Stimmen, faum anoertbalb pros
sent aller Gtimn9eber, uno nieIes
6duflein maBt iih on. ben iibriNen
989 prosent por5ul1reiben,. mas tie
trinten lolen!
Gooieoelt arbeitet on leiiler 8otl6afi
Wiro oa auh luobl bas ihnei3erilbs
Spri9mort aelten; uYiel G''lhdr Il
meni Wulle!"
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slus Gbe7a. 9uBlano. miro aenlel-
bet. oaB nabsSu b,ei Whllionen 8allo=
nen Petroleum III &eierooirs Dor Der
Staot in Glammen aufaeganaen iino.
Cine 6euersbrunh. Die brei Sage on-
belt, bat Die 5taot GeIbt in perlien
aeritort. llnaefdbr 1900 Wobnhduier
uno piele Waaren=Wagdsins iinb vin=
aedlbert tporben uno 200 Yerlonen
lino in Den Slammen umuetommen.
(Die l5tabt 3eibt lieet Ia Meileu BON
6afen gnselli, am faipiiden Weer, ent.
fernt uno bat cine gep6lferung bon
25-30.000 Gimpohner. sic lit Der
9auptmartt fiir Seloe unb @ocons unb
betreibt zine lebbafte gin= uno Nusfuhr
nit Hublano.
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SORT nMf ttcinc Wortc abcr
tbut atid,t t,a6 atcincn
Shatett.

Coo yy 49, = ~ n I =. n, az
soogl lpoh lsoer gal o's alle anet=
poie 9e9ptl pDi, oeli' 2tuiltenoolo, per
st6agllt, ,s'! oluoel 'et pteoi9er unO
pteo'st u'ab1s,e1; e aoer l'elete o'e
aoiWteue'loe,' 0e'lp.sie.
i, @ep''l'Wes 1aB' i'U aug ooh uAlefem
ptahoeIlen laSen; Ius oaB o'eler Ole
aolpteuei'oen Oe''p'e1e 5.s le'heH p1e=
o,Hieh 'elop lelst1. aus oen ple'en
twpne'l eop'ieh. o'e oel ptuliothl ~
tsgltr ,oslI 9euubst', le'e'' 'l"r IOlsenoe
Detpor9epoOen;
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semiatipncucr Woro.

Modeler. 81. g., 10. Nop. Srdul.
5slorenee McGarlin, cine 81 Sabre alte
Muliflebrerin muroe am Dienlta9 Mors
9en in Dem 0auie ibres Waters pon els
ner unbetannten Trau ermoroet uno
cine Stunoe ipdter ipuroe 5rau Zulu
Noune, bic @atiin bon Ssranf Ooune.
einem friiberen ltdotiiden Beamten. auf
Die Nntlage bin perbaftet, bic MDroprin
au fein. Die Grau, bic ben Woro be-
9anoen Bat. aog am Moraen bic 8lofe
an Der Sbiir oes WcSarlin'lhen 6au-
ies uno ais SRI. McGarlin Die Sbiire
offnete, tuuroe lie BON Der SSremoen io=
fort nit einem Meher anaeariffen.
Eas Mdoben lief idreieno ourd ben
Donsaang unb III Die Riide, bon De,
Nngreiierin perfolet. Sn Der aii1e
Itolperte SRI. McGarlin uno i'm Nusen=
bid bate lie Die Wi0roerin erreibt, bic
ibr oas Mei1er fiinfmal in bic Brult
ltieB, iooaB Tie fat auf Der 5te1e ben
8eit aufaab. Gie W0roerin entflob
bann, nahbem 1ie Die Wprte berporae=
lioBen bate: ,9ie lam 3mtid)en midi
nno ineinen @atten mo i'd bin frob,
onB lie toot it,"
Die Grmoroete mar bic Sohter einea
GiIenbabnaneeitellten. sic mar hiibfd
uno BON Quten Manieren. Die M6r=
BERN ipeiserte lih nad ibrer gerbaf.
tlina. irseno ettpas gu Iagen.
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Ser dltette frans6itiOc 8iir.
9ermctfter,

Der auf bein Bantett Der Biirgermeinsr
i'm Suilerien9arten ludbreno Der 9lus=
itelluns 1900 swiifen DEM Miniiter=
prdioenten Waloef=&ouiieau unb oem
8iceprdiioenten Der aammer. Mauriee
Gaure. an Der gbrentafel fab. erlag
borige Wobe einem unfaue. Gonf
mdre CT liherlih 100 Sabre alt gsmor-
ben, fa9en bic 4eute in benz 9orfe
MartiguD fur Donne (Departement
Niepre). benen Boriteher Der 94idbriee
Ni9ano fbon ieit langen Sabren 9etpe=
len NOR. @r pfe9te alein i'm llmtreiie
ieiner 8enleinbe berumaututihiren, um
li6 bon allen Dinsen 9enaue Runoe
einsubolen. gm Dorieen Gienita9 sin9
iein pfero, bas erihreft noroen mar.
init ibm bur6 unb i1leppte i'm unter
oem umaeworfenen Guhrluert nod cine
.6trefe melt. 8oriibergebenoe boben
Iibn auf uno tru9en ibn in iein 0aus.
mo ct mad sluei 9a9en elmer innere,l
Blutung eriag.
Dor ein,gen Sahren bate &ieaub
BEL einem dbnliden unTal einen Bsin=
bruA erlitten, Der aber mertmiirbig
raid beilte. 6pdter lag Der Greis elm
NAL an ben ssolgen elmer grtdttung 10
barnieber. oaB trob ieinem Wioer1tre=
ben Elm Mrat berbeigerltfen murpe. Mls
Der Nlte lih erholt bate, iaate Der Mrai
an INN. Gsip sphptr hn6 tncinc Tr1nf-
lein oenn bod ibr @utes baben!" Da
lahte Der Nlte unb fiibrte ben Doftor
bor einen Gdrant, iuo ale Mrans,fldid-
den In Heib unb @liso init ibren iii.
berlebrten papierbiithen ftanben: .Die,
baben Sic Sbren Quart 9luf bic
Traqe bes Nr3tes, tpie er es benn anae.
feat babe. in 10 tur3er 3eit tpieoer au|
Die Beine au tOlnnlen, bolte Der 9llts
|eine ebrlDiirbise WeinfldIhe berbe
nnb rief: Das 1T n,ein llniserioln,iiiel.
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Sic Sd)ncaiten &onsSef1r0e=
rungcn aui Deu @clt=
ttteerctt.

Superintendent 8roots bon Der Nb=
tbeiluns fir iiberieeiIde Yolten i'm Sc
neralpoltamt gu Waibin9ton bat cine
3ulamnlenIteQun9 uber Die Sabr9e=
lhminoisteit Der poitoampfer semabt,
uelde Die Ypit 8piiben ben Ser. Staa=
ten einerleits uno 2DnoOn uno paris
anoererislts bef0roern. Die 3uiam=
meniteauna betrifft ben 3eitraum pom
l. Suli 1901 bis 80. Suni 1902. IS
sebt oaraus berpor, baB Der Sampfer
.8ronprins Wilbelm" bes Norooeut=
iden Qlopo bic idnellte poltbef0rbe=
runs smiiden SEEM OOrt uno 2onoon
uia plpmoutl belor9t bat, ndmlih in
1859 Stunoen; Die .Geutfhlanb" bon
Der 6amburg=Mmerita 2inie bat Die
ndditidnelfe 5miiden Nem Yort uno
2onoOn iiber plpmoutb nit 1872
Stunoen sll per3eibnen. iporauf Der
Norooeutibe 2lopo. 9ampfer ,Raifer
Wilbelm Der @rOBe" nit l48 Stunoen
fotgt. Damn tommt Die .1ucnnnia"
BON Der @unaro 3inie, Yoit nah Cons
oon Dia QueenstDmn 1861 5tunoen.
Die .@ampania" bon Der @unarb 2inie
in 1862 5tunoen; Oceanic" bon Der
Wbite gtar 2inie, polt bon SEEM Dorf
nab 2onoon pia Aileenstotpn 1872
Stunoen; Die .pbilaoelpbia" bon Der
Mmerican 2inie. idneaite poitbefDroe=
rung spiiben Sem Dort uno 2onoou
pia Goutbampton 17l.7 Gtunoen.
3miiden Netp Wort uno paris. oia
0aure, bat So Sapoie" Die ibnenite
poHbef0rosrlns nit 173 Stunben auf=
5umeilen.
2luf Dem Gtillen Ocean bat, ioipeit
Die Mbfabrten bon ameritanilhen 0dfen
lin SSrase tommen, Der Dampfer Sop.
tic" Die lhnellite &eiie auf Der 9inie
San 6raneisco. Dotobama. 0onatong
nit 657.6 Gtauoen Su berwihnen;
/. .9lmeriea Waru" fol9t nit 666 Stun.
ben. Der Dalnpfer r@lsno0le" mahte
Die ihnelllte Jabrt BON Tacoma nod
Dofobana mno 6onstons in CAT
Gtunoen.
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&cSct! Wartet tttGt
Or, Ruhns'
Magnetic &oot oil
hat Sa,tIenDe cttrirt.

Gs lit lInTun aud MIR einen Sag Gbmeraen an er.
buIber1 Die 8etpeiie itnb ba. baB bnrd mere plins
berbaren oelmittel pele Yateuten pelce anfaegeben
mprbcn paren auf ipunberbore Metie BEN 9rabe ent-
riiem murben aDp Iebensgefabrlife Cperationen
IoIten poraenpn,nlen merben, fpirben bic 8atieuen
in flrser 3eit 9ebeilt Weine Setlmttei furiren in
ber Ibot bic meiIten peralteten &rafbeiten bon Der
WuraeI aus, no feline ambere Wsebisin mebr bilft
Ser Grfola lit ipunberpoll BON ber Winnte bes Sc.
braubs on Gs nernihtet nit GROCER Shneni9feit
boben u.b be Ylutsedbe snm Stofen brineen. 10 baB
6er patient iebr balb bon ben olernben aalen erlb
pirb sgcrner beilt eS Mftbma, Mus5ebrnng Gatarrb,
Grippe Serafraafbeit NbenmatismuS 6i6bt 9ierens
frnnfbeiten Bfafeniein 9risbfs Rranfheit. gearals
gin Dpspepie 2dbmnng, G1laghuB. fallenbe Rranf.
belt agaiferiubt, 3dmorrbDiben, Graueni9rbdte.
fpunoe unn blinbe Muoen. alte mnnben. RrebS. Sc.
idbwiIfte GaIafinB yethten Heucorrhba, 2ebensmed-
iel nIfe Dporien.Irubel Rranfbeiten Der 2eber nnD
beS WtaQenS, Malara. Syieber. Senfieber un6 9elb.
imdt lYadet 500. Dadete $500.
ia 6armprt Ctr, GiepeIanb, %.
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Wenn Die bielaeriiblnie Yrosperi-
Stdt nit ben.ilnner h0beren preiien alfer
2ebensbebiirfni1e nod elllige 3eit an.
hdlt. iperben poLl nod einiae Mrmen=
bdnler gebaut reroen miil1ea.
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annlpb artussr, Gei9aftstabrsr

Wir balten itets Gd.fe aller Mrt an Il
6ano uno. Derfaufen sll biaiaen prei-
len ilnb iino itets beifrebt, uflfere Rurs
ben reef uno auf's Bette su bebienen.
Wer. Stpibart. @ilgen q Co..
9leip philadelphia. 8.
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= Billiee gDlonilten 6abrpreiie rah
Orten i'm 6iben. Welen uno Norb.
peften gum eiilfaden Hahrpreis fiir Die
Munofabr;, am erifen llnO britten
Dienliaa iesen Monats big 2l. Mpril
1908. 31De3
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= syn 3imnlsr zines rufliiden
Gdn9ers namens Gnbaeffsfi III paris
bat Die Giinfilerin Glen Sore lidb er.
idofen. Sbr 0atte lebtin Megieo.
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Iagcsneittgfcttet,.
+ chtn.

Sn Siffin iinb bel eiiler griiaelsi
Der sSreIhmerl II. 6Dpbomores Der Dei=
Oelbera nniperiitdt Die 5tuoenter HoD
3tbman aus Marion uno go,paro
3ehiel aus Guloer. Sno., ourd Shiiiie
lliht nnbeoellteno perlebt ipsrosn. Tie
uniDerIitdtSbehOroen meroeu eine ln=
terfudung aniteIer.
Sn Ntron leate anl Samitae bic
@roBloNe Der 6reimaurcr ben @fltein
oes neuen itdotilben 0oipitals.
Qln ben beiben lebtsn GonntaQen
nurbe in Glepelanb cine 5onntaesbeBs
sesen Die Wirtbe ins Wert eelebt. Da.
rauf antportet iebt Der oeutIb=ansritas
niihe @entralbuno, Der 5000 Witelie=
Der sdblt, oamit. baB er itrenae Durd=
fiibrung aller auf ben Sonnta3 Yeaua
babenoen @.Iebe perlanet. 10 oaB auh
Dailh= uno Gi9arrenlaoen, Ydfereicn
uno dbnlihe @eiddfte aeidlpiRn blei=
ben uno Gtraben= uno Sampfbabnen,
ionie Hubrmerte aller Nrt ruben mti=
len.
Mm Monta9 fiel in Marion 3ibaro
Gilmore uDn einem 8ebduoe uno iparo
iofort 0eiDotet. Ser Nerun9lilfte 1T
in Gilmore. in oieIem Gountp seburen.
sol aber idon ppr 25 Sabren na1 Ma=
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gerluit su traoen uno slpar nit redt,
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The Iola register., 1902-04-11

Its needs as well as it's possibilities to
tie attention of congress.
The ground on which the academy
stands is historic ground. From every
ravine, from every rock, from each OF
the great trees comes inspiration and
patriotism. There stood Fort Put
nam, military post of great impor-
tance during revolutionary times, and
especially memorable because Of its
connection with the treason of Arnold.
Fort Constitution, another of the fa-
nous fortresses of revolutionary
times, stood just across the river from
it, near it was stretched the great
chain intended to obstruct the pas sage
Of the Hudson river for British boats,
and with it are associated such inspir-
ing names in American history as Gen.
Putnam, Gen. Clinton and that gallant
Pole. Kosciusko.
Nothing of luxury and magnifcence
of appointment. save the magnificCnce
given the site by nature and the mag
nificencc of inspiration and patriot-
ism, have every been known at the
academy. 1t was builded as a training
place for soldiers, and is in keeping
with the simple life of tho soldier.
Cadet Levy, of Maryland, and Swift,
of Massachusetts, its first two grad
yates, had much the same accommo-
dations as has the cadet of to-day.
They slept in springless hunks, upon
hard straw mattresses; their rooms
were furnished in the simplest pos
sible manner; they ate the plainest Of
food; they were their own servants.
The hunks OF their day have given
place to springless cots, but they have
still the same plain pine tables, the
same hard mattresses, the same plain
food, and are their own servaRts.
About the only change is that gas has
taken the place of the old-tkne candle,
and steam engine now purHts water
into reservoir. from which ii is piped
/ to faucets in the arena of the barracks,
but not to the cadets rooms. Nor do
/ the army officers favor any radical
/ change in this line. They See de-
/ cided advantage in the simple life with
/ its strict discipline in preparing the
cadet for his place in the army; they
believe it is conducive to the best in
terests Of the service for which they
are being prepared
With an increased army il is possible
that the maximum of cadets will be
increased to meet the new demand.
To accommodate these new buildings
will be needed, and some modern im-
provements may be feature Of these
new structures, but in a general way
the cadets of the future will lead the
same simple lives that have marked
life at the academy in the past,
MAX OW N.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
MAJ SHOWING oeRMAM RUseAM PRoJEors N TNg EAeT.

dience that will pay the greatest val
ue to himself.
Emperor Williams interest in this
question is claimed by many to be
but a fad in keeping with his erec-
tion and dedication of a church at
Jerusalem, and into which he is in
weighing German capitalists who hope
to reap financial gain. But what
ever may be the reason back of Ger
many's expansion in western Asia,
Russia is simply striving for the nee
essary from both political and
commercial standpoint. She realizes
the need for an opening on the south
II her great southern provinces are
to be developed commercially, and
she is to hold her position in Asia
politically. But Russia has more
than the sultan to deal with, she has
also England, and England watches
every move of the bear. Russia has
pushed steadily westward to the Pa
cific. Now she must push southwark
to the Indian ocean, and to accom-
plish this she is now straining every
end Up to the present time she has
worked quietly, establishing her in
huence in northern Persia without
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
Canvassed Vote, Let Heating and Ven
tilating Contract and is Pushing
the New School House.

The board of education "Wednesday
night and devoted most of its time to
the new school building for the fourth
ward. The vote of the bond election
was canvassed first and it was found
that out of a total vote of 461 cast at
the bond election the bonds had ma
jority of 443. That is pretty good.
The contract for heating and venti-
lating and for "a dry closet system was
let to Lewis IL Kitchen, the Kansas
City firm which has had the same con-
tracts for most Of the other buildings.
The system has been found to be eff
fective and satisfactory and as the
new building is somewhat distant from
the prospective sewer as to be first
laid it was deemed wise to equip it in
the old way. The heating, ventilat-
ing and closet systems cost So, 800. An
agent from Milwaukee was present
and wanted to equip the building with
Johnson's automatic heat regulator,
which has proven success elsewhere,
maintaining an equal temperature
throughout the entire building. This
costs about $500 but the board took no
action.
The board will meetagain next Tues
dsy to open sealed bids for the con-
struotion of the new building. 1t is
intended to get to work as soon as
possible in the hope of having the
building ready for the opening of
school in the fall. Bids have been ad-
vertised for the sale of the S22, 900 of
bonds. The last issue was sold at
per cent interest and it is believed this
issue will be as we'll or better sold.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
Oar Military School Is
One Hundred Years Old
Something of the History of West Point and It's
Service to the Nation.

OR 100 years has the mill
tary academy at West
Point been giving to our
army the finest body of
trained military officers