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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-07-02
SAYS HE IS NOT GUILTY OF THH
CHARGE OF TAPPING WESTERN
UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.
HEARING SET FOR NEXT
MONDAY IN AFTERNOON
Was to Have Appeared Yesterday but
Failed to Do So Because OF a Misur-
derstandng-Bond Was Held Over
Until This Morning and He Was on
I'me-tie Wants Jury Trial.
fsrrciAL TO INTER MouNrAtN1

" INTER MOUNTAIN.
anaconda. July Thomas Mel auvb
lin. the well known Butte mining ma,
ana at one time assistant receiver of the
famous Nipper mine, appeared in Justice
hehnedys court at 3 o'clock this morn
ing and pleaded not guilty to the charge
oi grounding one OF the Western Union
Telegraph companys wires near Stuart
last Saturday. His hearing was set for
next Monday at ; o'clock
Mclaughlin was to have been arraipneJ
ut o'clock yesterday afternoon, but failed
to show up. and his attorneys. Kirk &
Linton OF Butte, pleaded as an excuse that
they were not aware that il was necessary
that he appear personally and enter his
plea. Owing to this MISUNDERSTANDING.
Mclaughlin was given until this morning
to plead without forfeitng his bond of
$1,000, on which ID. j. IIennessy, II. l..
Frank and a. T. Bray appear as sureties.
NJ the time set for the arraignment yes
terday, q. Whalcy of Helena wire chief
OF the Northern Pacific road from Billings.
Mont, To Hope, Idaho Edward DonaIl
wire chici OF the iuttc Office of the West
ern Union; !. g. Davies, the local man
hger who preferred the charge against Nc
Iaughlln, and X. II. Goddard the spccial
officer OF the Northern Pacific road who
made the arrest last Saturday were on
hand. All but Mr.. Davies left yesterday
afternoon, but will be here again at the
hearing next MONDAY
Witnesses on Hand
As the time for Mel auphlin's appcar-
ance passed yesterday County Attorney
Duty and Justice Kennedy grew impatient
and the latter came near declaring the
bail bond forfeited buI brfore dniu9 co
decided that he would talk with Nc
LauRhlin's attorneys.
Those gentlemen had not the least idea
as to where Mclaughlin was except that
he was IN Butte They promised that they
would cndeavor 10 find him in time to
catch the SIS train for Anaconda but
failing in that he would be over on the
early train from Butte this morning
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-07-02

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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-07-02

read the Declaration of independence, her
name having been handed in by Prof. P.
A. Leamy Of the High School because of
her ability in clocution.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
" stanach Zjed. iKanadzie 5000
W Europe koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w u n k /.
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie

Abonenci oplacajecy W1AHusa
: do}u, kon1ecznie musza pfaclc
800 "a ieden rok, lubo " tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli czyli Pfa~
cscycb naprz6d, roczna opfate
sniiylismy ma $3.50.
Kto ziedna nam trzech no.
zych abonent6w i przesle cd
xatdegc ca}orocznv abonament z
CORY. temu przez ca}y rok gazette
ola niego samego przese}ac bedz'e~
my bezp}atni'
Kto odbierze Il city try gazety'
,watany~ jest "a abonenta i odpo,
xiedz,alnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien ma
.ycnmiast podac wydawcy W1AR"sA
w6j nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wi@ gazety "a posrednic5wem
listowogo Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, WlAEUs pose}any be-
die dalei. Skoro kto zaprzestar1e
oUDAcIao S""oVSs l-
xaplatit, jezeli co "a MIA S.Alcn.
P;eniadze "a i ola W1ARUsA pa
ely p~rzese}at przez pocztowy luI
expresowy Money Order Mona
tel przeselat abonaneent " dolarach
,psp!erowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednoccntowych Tub dwucen
towych zhaczkach pocztowych, leoz
iezeli abouament, W TAXI spos6b
przes}any, " drodze pr1epadn'e (cc
sie " tym krajn bardzo rzadko
siarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bie1x re "a to ma siehie odpowiedzial
uo6ci. Take listy najlepiej kazac
ma poczcie reglstrowac, DO wtenczae
uFzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od.
powiedzialnosG, he wrazz zawartos'
oia dojda ma miejsce przeznac4enia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese{ki pie
oiekne do W1ARUsA adrescwa6:
&. Derdo,vski
500 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

Zapadu'. gdzie podobno owe
pismo polskie pod tytulem
Nebraska Kuryer'' miaao
wychodzit. (KuR. Poly.
u BEND, Ind. -
Dnia 1890 Maja umarf W
SVEN m,eszkaniu pm 1909
prey West NAPIER ulicy OBJ.
Szczepan Br1e,ihski. czacy
oko}o 50 lat wieku Ub'egf=j
srody pc po}odniu ktcs ME
spodz'anie najecha{ Ma niego a
w.kutek tego p, Brzez'hski
uszed} z trzema z{amaneml
zebrami. Zawieziono go do
domu i lekarze czynili wszy-
stko W swe) mocy by ulzye
bolom c'erpiacego. cz}owieka.
lecz ma mic sic to zda}o, gdyz
Brzezihski wyz;ona} ducha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
correspondence Wiarusa.
z Bay City
(MICH.)

z czfonk6w Towarzystwa sw.
J6zefa ma ostatniem posiedzeniu
131 odm6wi}o tutejsza gazette
,,Prawde", a zatrzyma}o jig 81.
Towarzystwo sw. Stanislawa Kost-
XII, jake tez wszystkie inne iowa
rzystwa, do Zjednoczenia ~nalezace,
podobnie postapi}y.
Kiedy W pewnem Towarzystwie
radzono mad urzadzeniem wsp6lne-
90 obchodu 3go Maja, pewien wiel-
XII czlowiek, prezes tego Towarzy-
silva, powiedziaf: my do wsptl-
nego obchodu ME przystapimy;
ME myslimy p}aciG pc 10 cent6w
wstepnego, ably bye ma obchodzie."
vice czfowiek ten jest sobie
chyba tylko do ma}ych interesow
wielkim.
Nasz major Cunningham, "a
Mast stara6 sic o tlumienie krze-
wiacej sic " miescie naszem ME
moralnosci, to on sam nocaml
w}6czy sic pc salonach, czasami
piiany, re musi 60 kto do sdomu
zaprowadziG. Czfowiek, jak Cunning
ham, ME godzien bye majorem
miasta; jest to sobie tylko swa-
wolny amerykahski sportsman, mic
wiecej.
Podlug raportu miejskiej Rady
zdrowia, zaszfo W miescie naszem
" ciagu jednego roku $50 przy-,
padk6w 6mierci, . 5ss urodzin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

Upowa4nieni 90 do kolektowa.
III. abonamentu WlARusA nastepu
t@cy nasi agenci ~mie1scowi:
ASHTON, Nebr. - Franciszek
" ardYn.
GAY CITY, Mich. = Alexande,
Niedxielski Cor. II & Van Buren,
BALTIMORE: Fr. Ziarnowskl
7l9 s. Bond Str.
CALUMET, Mich. = Franciszek
Lubowlecki.
CHICAGO, Ill. - Stefan Hewell
HOFA r Wis.
M. j. Kosmicki.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. W. K.
Szenborski a. william Str.
sNANTlOOKE Pa.-Fr. Jablohski
OAK HILL. - ST. Pogorselski
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambeaek
" ~. GsooAowski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
Obch6d 3go Maja
W minneapolis

w Niedziele, 4 Maja, odbyf sic
W Minneapolis, Mimi, obch6d rocz-
nicy og}oszenia Konstytucyi sgo
Maja - W hall p. Leona Brzezih-
skiego, o godzinie 8 pc poludniu.
Pan Micha} Rakowski otwo-
rzyf obch6d pieknemi s}owami "a
checajac rodak6w do urzadzania
obchod6w narodowych. Ma prezy-
denta obchodu wezwaf wielebnego
ks. Henryka Jazdzewskiego, pro-
boszcza parafi sw. Krzyza, a tenze
zaprosif Jana w. Stszempa ma
sekretarza.
Pierwszy numer programu,
Mazura SGD Maja, dzieci szkolne
znakomicie odspiewa}y, potem Ma
rya Wojtaszek oddeklamowa}a
,,Mnie smutno." Pan Juliusz Szaj-
merit W d}ugiej movie wy}ozyf fakta
h%istoryczne, dotycz2ce konstytucyi
3go Maja.
Nastapifa deklamacya panny
Leonardy Rakowskiej W angielskim
jezyku i duet opery ,Halka", Cd
spiewany przez Eme Jezewska i
Piotra Meke, PREY czem parma
Franciszka Jazdzewska akompanjo-
wala.
Potem spiewa} Choir koscielny,
a pc MIN dzieci szk6lne (Wezwanie
do boju) i J6zef Szczech oddekla-
mowa1 ,,Liberum veto."
Pan Geo. T. Koz{owski po-
wiedziaf picking, patryotyczna mo-
we.
Pan Stanisfaw Bielinski z wiel
ka powaga oddeklamowaf ,,Kraju
moi mi4y."
Choir sw. Krzyza znakomicie
odspiewaf pierwsza scene sgo aktu
z Haiku, a Fir. Szczublewski dosko-
male oddeklamowal pc angielsku
Who is the greatest"
Teresa Dobek deklamowala
pc polsku ,,Byl jest bedzie."
Nastepnie odbyla sic kolekta
ma Skarb Narodowy.. ...zz s.g..
Przv koncu4 obchodu wiel. Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
Mularz Jan Slazinski obrany

Mularz Jan Slazinsi obrany
przez majora miasta inspektorem
~publicznych budynk6w We Wardzie.
Mai to miejsce obiecane pan
Arendt, lecz poszlo mu mimo nosa,
co ma do zawdzieczenia wydawcy
.PEAwDY, jak to sam major powie-
dial.
Rada miejska ma ostatniem
SVEN posiedzeniu wyznaczy4a IS
dolar6w ma zakupno medal ola we
teran6w hiszpahsko-amerykahskie
wojny.
Pan Kazimlerz .Smialek zamie-
RIA pofaczyc sic zwiazkiem ma}zen-
skim z parma M. Piechowiak, cor
ka p. Antoniego Piechowiaka z
West Bay City. Dwie zapowiedzie
juz wysz}y.
Ma naszym polskim cmentarzu
panuje teraz wielki porzadek, "a co
; nalezy sic uznanie sze wieleb-
nemu KS. proboszczowi.
! Wydawca PRAwDY z otwarta
przyfbica stanaf W szeregach repu-
b~likahskich i poleca republican,
skiego kandydata Sterna ma guber-
natora.
D}awiduda zaczyna sic teraz
rumieni6 "a %podstepne przeszkadza-
ME ziomkowi PREY ostatnich/ wybo-
rach, a ojciec Irisza zaczaf teraz
pracowa6 PREY ulicach, kt6rej to
roboty dawniej ME m6g} dostaG.
SEP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
List uznania.

zyczymy sobie wyrazi6 nasza
wdziecznos6 ola pana Jos Jos. Je-
rig "a jego list ~og}oszony W gaze
,, Lidove Noviny' W Chicago, Ma
pisaf on co nastepuje:
,,Denver, Colo., SGD Kwietnia,
1902. Ma mojej drodze do pan6w
B. Ferring & Co., przyby}em dis
do Denver; jest to przesliczne mia
sto. Powietrze piekne. jedynie
martwi mnie to, re ME nam re so
ba Trinera Angelica Bitter Tonic;
jest to anielski nap6j nawet dla
grzesznik6w i p%odtrzymuje ono mo-
je zdrowie i sife W podrozy. Wszy-
soy moi Towarzysze W pociagu,
kt6rzy kosztowali Angelica, uznali
je "a wyborne. Hurrah "a Urine
rem"
Trinera Angelica Bitter Tonic
jest zupe}nie czem innem cd z
maitych sprzedawanych Bitrow 10
}adkowych, poniewaz jest zcobione
z czystego, naturalnego wilma maj
wyszukanskich zi6l g6rskich. Jest
to przyjemny srodek wzmacniaja-
cy, kt6ry przyprowadza organa ira
wiace do ich naturalnego dziafania,
budzi apetyt, sprowadza orzezwia-
jacy sen, usuwa wiele chor6b, spe-
cyalnie malarycznych, leczy dresz-
cze, malarye i goraczke, dale nowa
si}e pc wyczerpaniu rozpuscie.
Wziete pred sutem jedzeniem to-
warzyszy trawieniu.
Ma sprzedaz " aptekach lub
piewszorzednych salunach Tub tez
wys}ane wprost cd fabrykanta J6-
zefa Triner, 100 S. Ashland Ave
nue., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

OALOLIAAoNA "J0O
AMERYkA
SCRANTON, Pa. - Strajk
W kopaln,ach wegla Jest kompletny.
Prezydent zwiazku g6rnik6w,
Mitchell, oswiadczy{, re oko'o
l4o,oo g6rnik6w - mezczyzn /
ch}opc6w z%aprzesta}o pracowat
W trzech dystryktach twardych
wegli;; z tych oko}o 10000 strajku-
je W d~ystrykcie Laokawanna Il
Wyoming 10000 W dystrykcie
Lehigh, a $4,000 W okolicy schuyl-
kill.
z WILKESBARRE, Pa, do
nosza: - G6rnicy zatrudnienl "
t~utejszych kopalniach zdziwili sig
bardzo. otrzymawszy rozkaz do
st ajku, mieli bowiem!ciag!e ~jeszcze
nadzieje, re sprawl da sig za}atwlG
bez podejmowania tego ostateczne~
20 kroku. 'Pom,mo to wszyscy
'~przestali pracowaf. Palacze oswald
czajq, re przy}qcza sic do g6rnik6w.
Kompanie jednak maja " ich
miejsce przygotowanych ludzi. Pa
rule tn muiemanle, re wobec wyzy.
waiacei postawy w}ascicieli kopaln,
delegaci g6rnik6w uchwala pre-
d}uzenie stra]ku.
w RHYME z%akolczy} zycle
doczesne &. .. ks. arcybiskup Zar~
detti. Zmar}y by} biskupem dyece-
wi St. Cloud, Mimi, skqd powo{a-
no 90 " roku 1894 Ia stolice arcy''
biskupia " Bukareszcie z tytufem
prymasa Rumunii.
RZYMU uadchodzi wiado~
nose, re nastepca Corrigana ma
stolicy arcyb,skupiej bedzie biskup
Charles Nc Donnel, z Brooklyna.
w SOUTH. CHICAGO, ILL.,,
maia bye pobudowane olbrzymie
fabryki, przez Kompanla Illinois
Steel 60 Koszta budowy obliczaia.
ma &c mil,on6w dolar6w.
W PITTSBURGH powsta}
polar W przystani koleiowej. Polar
" bardzo kr6tklm czasie POI
divorce. Zapali}y sic tel wagony
nape1nione nafta i te eksplodujac
wszystko " swe smlertelne
ramioua ma przestrzeni l pol mill
200 os6b zosta}o strasz-
ME poparzonych, q z tych IS hez-
zyc ME bedzie. Wypadek
ten, najokropnlejszy W h'storyi
Pittsburgh, spowodewa} smutek
WASHINGTON, p. g, II
maja. = Cesarz n nieean'l',,zi Wilhelm Wilhelm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22
Y niW POlskich
w AMERYCE.

W AMERYCE.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
- Town Sharon bedzie mial
nova poetic. Poczta zatwier.
dzona JUL zosta}a W Washing
TOME. Poczta ia bedzie W
budynku p. Wojciecha Mike
~iajewskiego pray townowel
.drodze z Polonii do Alban.
Is mil ma wsch6d Cd Polonii.
zalozenie tel novel pocz-
ty wystara4 sic P. w. Miko}a-
iewski i nazwa{ ia ,,Batory'.
w poblizu poczty wystawiooo
nova polska maslarn'e ! z
powcdu tego Poczta ia be
be bardzo dogodna ola "a
mieszka}ych W tamte; szej oko'
|licy farmerow. Listy i gazety
|dowozit bedzie do poczty tel
pocztylion. kt6ry jezdzi CO.
dz:eh pomiedzy Stevens
Point; Alban.~
DETROIT, MICH. -
Konstancya Zalewska. pre-
zywszy 113 lat As dni'
przenios|a sic do wiecznosci.
Mieszka}a ona u swojego sy-
ma Wojciecha pm. 299
Williams ave. Staruszka, iak
nieraz opowiadaFa, ME by]a
nigdy chora. al dopiero ma
diva m esiace pred smiercia
czufa sic os}abiona. a ma
umysle nc jej ME brakowafo.
Navel pred dwoma tygod~
miami mog}a ieszcze 76zka
W STAG i po k'lka goblin pre-
chadzac sic. al wreszcie POI
}ozywszy sic zasnefa ma
w,eki. Niebcszczka by}a iona
ciesli z Gdahska, ktoremu
przyoios}a IA 3zieci. q kt6ry
ia pred soc u laty pozegna}.
Z tych dz.ec m eszka W De-
troit 5rc, z kt6ren'i tn pred
35ciu laty przyby}a. I'd loc'u
lat az do smierci mieszka}a u
syna wyzej wym'enionego,
kt6ry chocisz najmfodszy ale
l'c,y 60 lat. lime dzieci jej
So; August. Jakob. Franciszek
i Rozal.a. Kocha)ace dzieci
pogrzebafy ia W parahi sw.
Kaz;m;erza.
Ed
ward Kc}odziejski, 16-leto'
ch4opak, zosta1 skaleczony W
fabryce Milwaukee Brass
Mfg. Co.. PREY rogu Barclay
i Lapham ul:cy. Chfopak
pr1yszed1szy rano do piracy
siad} sobie ma porecz prey
elewaterze by ~odpoczac. Mes
podzianie ktos ruszy} elewa~
torem i ten schodzac W dor
uderz>7 ch}opca W plecy.
Rannego odwieziono patrolka
do domu.
OMAHA, Nebr. - Znani
poloni, amerykahsk'ej hrab'o-
80 pl,%.r Kom0rOWSki
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

Henryk ! Js ,il d1istowaf
m6wcom, deklamatorom, spiewa'
kom i komitetowi, ktdry sic zajaf
urzadzeniem obchodu nlozenlem
programu, "a poniesione przez ich
truly. Wielebny kaplan .m6wiI ds
lei 0 panujacej miedzy Polakaml
niezgodzie Jezeli nar6d po1ski gdzie
tylko ma jakiego przewodnika,
wiedzacego wiecej, niz og6l, to juz
mu wielu zazdro6ci i szkodzi, ola
togo, re oni ME 50 postawieni ma
czele. M6wca zachecaf do organi-
zowania sic i wstepowania. do
koscielnych i narodowych iowa
rzystw.
w kohcu %publiczno6c za6pie-
wafa ,,Boze cos Polske", nar5d,
duchem patryotyzmu napelniony,
rozszed} sic do dom6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

Fryderyka Wielklego, kt6ry "
darze przesle starom lied.
Cesarz Wilhelm zawiadomi}
juz prezy,ienta Roosevelta, ze pre-
Sic pomnik przodka swego, ably
utrwalic " pamiecl Amerykan6w
w,zyte brata swego Henryka.
900
MACH MA
KS. HENRYKA
Louisville. Ky. Ma k~onwencyi
szef6w policyi Mast amerykahskich
wyg}osif szef POLICY miasta Chicago
Francis O'Neil odczyt o anarchii j
anarchistach.
Pc wykazanlu poaobienstwa
pomiedzv amerykahsklml anar~
chistami a rosyjskimi nihilistami,
oswiadczy}, re W Chicago mieszka
mn6stwo : anarchist6w, kt6r.y atoli
ME moga sic nawet ruszyc ably poll
eva o tenn natychmlast sig ME
dowiedzia}a.
Emme Goldman uwaza O'Nei]
"a ebezpieczn2 anarchistke
magnetyzerke W swiecie, l W jego
przekonaniu, ona w}asclwie jest
Wilma sm;erci przydenta
McKinley'a. Pod koniec tego zaj~.
mujacego odczytu oswiadczy} szef
policyi chicagoskiej- re pred przy-
jazdem ksiecia Henryks W piwnlcy
swego domu pewien anarchysta
p-zez diva dni twiczy} sig W stree
laniu do tarczy re swego rewolweru
ale policya post .ra}a sic o to, ably z
nabytej wprawy ME m6g} skorzy-
STAG p,zy wizycie @.~ Henryka-
Daisy przebieg obrad tel kon-
wencyi by} r6wnie interestingly.
Odczy tano DUO llstow cd policyi
zagran,cznych, W kt6rych omawia-
ne b, II plany r6wniez policyjnych
miedzynarowych kombinacyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-22

OMAHA, Nebr. - Znan'
poloni, amerykahsk'ej hrab'o-
vie Platter | Komorowski,
ktorzy tn cd n;ejakiegos CA
su grasowali W pomledzy
polskimi farmerami W Me-
'brasce, a najwiec:ej W powie-
Gle Platte, gdzie cd jakiegoS
farmera (prawdopodobnie
Ajrysza) otfzymali pare set
dolar6w, "a kt6re niell za}o>
zyc gazette polska W Omaha,
,,spal.li buty'' Bog vie gdzie,
a n~iedoswiadczony n'edojrza-
~ " podobnych sprawach
,naciagalskich" farmer. tele-
fonuje "a mimi JUL TO DO KS.
.Kasanaii juzto do redakcyi
czeskiego pisma nPokrok
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17

zone reason why the smallpox germ
Is so hard TO conquer Is that he can as
sumo 40 many different FORMS" says
g. r. Scott In Alnslee's. He can
transform himself from DIR. Jekyll into
Mr.. Hyde and into two other distinct
persons at will. One can never tell
which InetamorphOsis he may assume.
As Mr. Hyde, he Is known to the med
ical profession as HemOrrhagic,
murderous, deadly fellow that covers
his antagonist with wounds that bleed
80 cOplously the afflicted one rarely
survives more than a few hours, or, at
most, few days. In one OF his other
characters he bears the name OF Con
fluent, as which he raises poisonous
welts on the skin Of the victim very
thickly, and they have a tendency to
coalesce. In this character he infiIcts
wounds more painful, but less fatal.
The Dlscrcte type manifests himself
IN fewer papules and IL less vigorous
In his assaults. The VarIolOld IL the
gentlemaDly DR.. Jekyll held IN check
by vaccination, and although there is
no mistaking his identity he IL mild
hammered and well disposed 10 the sur
ferer. A victim may he exposed to the
Hemorrhagic type and yet the disease
which develops In his own system may
be any OF the other varieties, and sim
ilarly through all the combinations
In which form the disease will make
its Appearance can never be predicted
with certainty"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17
Sacred Nuts Of Japan.

Although well known to travellers
and collectors OF curlosities, the horn
nut or sacred nut" of Japan was al
most wholly unknown to fruit and nut
dealers In this country prior to 1888,
when a New York commission mer-
chant received the first large consign-
ment. They are called sacred nuts"
because used In certain forms of Jap
anese worship, where they are placed
on the altar and ignited, Being very
rich In oil, they burn with n hot. blush
name and give Off n peculiar odor. the
fumes being supposed to rise as an nc
ceptable incense TO the gods. They
grow under water and have leaf Ike
an American lily, the form OF the nut
itself being an almost exact counter
part OF an Asian buffalo's head, droop-
ing horns and all In the raw state
they are hard and tasteless, but when
cooked the flavor resembles that OF
boiled chestnuts. They are said to re-
tain their edible qualities for upward
OF twenty years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17
Lombard Architectare.

The Lombard style Of architecture.
to which our Norman is allied, placed
the support consplcuously In the wall.
or great thickness, with large blank
spaces unpierced and prominent, the
walls plainly tell their work and their
capacity to do It. The ornamentation
is subservieht to the idea. Shallow
recesses and paneling bring the sur
face of the wall into prominence.
Where they are pierced for window or
door the beveling and molding in per-
spective increase the Idea OF strength.
The arcading points to the depth. The
circular arch indicates the solidity Of
the wall above The circular windows
were adapted to emphasize the notion
of power.
In the Egyptian the wall is unno-
ticed, In the Greek It receded from
view, In the Byzantine Il played no
part, in the Moresque II IL chopped up
and scattered, but in the Lombard,
without buttress or plaster. 1t asserted
itself as the main element OF support.
London Tablet.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17

NOW. I have an impression in my
head" snid the teacher. Can any Of
you tell the what an impression isf"
"Yegm. ! can" replied little fellow
at the foot Of the class IAN impress
sdop H. .
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17

AN Otherwise bald and uninteresting
narrative h you'd let me ring that in.
Don't you think SOP
The senator sat at his desk and
looked ut his interlocutor aghast,
( ttYoung man, he Numbered. put
thOss-- pa pefs--downr'
4, ''Oh, no. said Harding; "the Star
wants these papers" which was GER
tainly the truth, "and as for the other
business, Why. you may be deacon
from Deaconville for what know. All
sorts Of things go into the papers"
The senator had risen and was com
y ing toward him as he retreated.' you
tell Mr.. Belts for me-" he roared, ''thnt
q IL he don't Ore you I'll save him the
trouble by wringing your neck for
your
Then Tom Harding had an insplra
ton. ''Eee here, senator" he said,
YOU'RE mad now. Oh, yes, you are.
can zee 1, though you disscmhle It so
beautifully 'T'll go"-the senator was
coming uncomfortably near just then
'but Ill be back In about half an hour,
when you've had time to cool down"
What the senator said when the card
Of the genuine Star reporter was car
ried up to him Just twenty minutes lat
or has become legend and story In that
hotel.
The bellboys gathered In a delighted
Gordon to hear him swear as he sent
the message that II that idiot ever
came back there again or sent anybody
else from the paper he'd kill him.
The Star people continued to send
men to interview the senator. who an
peared to them to be Economically DOS
sessed. Failing to yet even a glimpse
Of him, though they could hear the
sound of his unutternble roarings down
the corridor. they not unnaturally gath.
cred the impression Indeed the impress
sion was abroad pretty generally then
that the senator had been wlned and
dined rather too extensively, and us
Belts, who would have saved them that
browning folly was absent thew limited
az much I'm the next mornings issue of
the paper.
II was ON this same morning TINT the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17
Every M.n ia. III. master

No man Is completely free. Every
man has his master. The supremest
dcspot In thrall, for there II some
body whom he fears and must court.
II he does not dread the plebs, he
breads the patricians; II he In not
afraid OF the people. he is afraid Of the
army with which he cows the people:
II there 10 dagger In neither the rabble
nor the pretorIan guard, there ls min
lister. major dOmo, n foreign nation.
a Jester, n satirist, n dynamiter or a
woman who worries and frightens him
and in a measure controls his actions.
Put two human beings together. and
each will acquire mastery In some re-
spect over the other. The human race
Is social body. Men ARE Interdepend-
ent Absolute freedom and splendid
isolation are alike impossible. Every
one must obey orders or suifer.-San
Francisco Bulletin.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17
The EnnIIsh Crown Ruby.

The ruby OF the English crown Is
famous In popular estimation, but-hls-
tory apart-what does the connoisseur
say NJ to its value2 asks the London
Chronicle. Is 1t ruby or IL II only
fine aud large splnel2 Some people
call a splnel II spInel ruby, but a spinel
is not ruby. The stone last named.
when II is of more than three and II
half carnts In weight and 1awless all
through, IL more precious than per
feet diamond Of the same Size When
It ls considerably larger, Its value IL
not TO be estimated and may be any
thing. according TO the passion Of the
collector, But the splnel, u much less
hard crystal, even when II reaches the
weight of four scnrats, In valued ut
half the worth OF four carat dlp.
mond. There are famous royal rubidh,
but that which han,os In the royal
crown IL, according to n common rumor
among experts. the lowller spinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17

In a little town in Nova Scotln are
two churches situated In the two d.
visions OF the village locally desig-
mated as the North End" and south
End" At Sunday morning service
the officiating clergyman read the fol-
lowing notice:
"There will be preaching at II
o'clock next Sunday morning In the
church at the North End and at 4
o'clock In the afternoon I'm the church
at the South End Infants will be
baptized at both ends"