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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-10
Telegrar11y.

buchfa rewolucya, prezydent 20
stat uwieziony.
Obiega tu pogioska, re Rad Nj
caraguy zakupit cd rzadu niemie-
ckiego okret wojenny niemiecki
Arminius i ukfada sic jeszcze o "a
kupno dw6ch innych wojennych
okret6w. Opr6cz tego "a posre-
dnictwem swego posfa W Berlinie
zakupit W Niemczech materyafy
wojenne "a p6ftora miliona marek.
Pewien bank hamburski, jak sly
chac, pozyczyf ma to pieniqdze.
BERLIN, logo sty czni a, -
correspondent gazety ,,Koelnische
Zeitung" re Samoa podaie wfaSci-
wy pow6d, dls kt6rego podr6znik
niemiecki dr. Menke z towarzysza-
mi zostaf zabity przez krajowc6w
ma archipelago Bismarcka. Oto
Menke towarzysze jego najzupef-
niej niepotrzebnie wycieli kilka
drew palmowych ma wyspie,a kra-
jowcy W obronie swej wfasnosci ma
Mich napadli. Wysiana p6zniej
przez Niemcy ,,ekspedycya karna"
wyrznela 81 krajowc6w. Socyali-
styczny ,,Vorwaerts" powtarzajqc
to wiadomosc, dodaje od siebie:
TAX wyglada cywilizacya, szerzo-
ma przez naszych polityk6w kolo-
nialnych".
BERLIN, logo stycznia. =
Minister fnans6w Won Rheinha-
ben przedfozyf wczoraj W pruskiej
izbie pos36w budzet ma r. 1902,
kt6ry wykazuje defcyt sumie 70
milion6w marek, ale oswiadczyf, re
niedob6r ten fatwo bedzie pokryG,
gdyz zmarly minister Miguel tax
mqdrze gospodarowat, re do konca
r. 1900 zgromadzit nadwyzke 7l3
miliona marek. w kwestyi pol
skiej minister fnans6w wyrazif sic,
zwracajac sic ku Polakom: ,Kto
sieje wiatry, zbiera burze" dodaf,
re PoIacy teraz zaczynaja zbierac
burze, a ostatnie wypadki utwier-
dzify Rad W postanowieniu ,,bro-
nienia niemczyzny". Srodki ku to-
mu celowi zostafy odpowiednio
powiekszone...
W radzie panstwa Richter, uwa-
zany nawet przez miniStrow "a zna-
komitego ekomoniste, wystepowat
przeciw kolonialnej polityce, kt6-
ra pochfania miliony ma kt6ra
wyznacza sic zawsze entuzyastycz-
ME miliony, podczas gdy brak fun
dusz6w ME dozwala W krsj u zapro.
wadzae najpotrzebniejszych zarza-
dzen. Take nabycie Kiauczau zai-
cza Richter do tych fantastycznych
projekt6w. Wyladowanie wojsk
niemieckich odbyto sic tam ope-
retkowa fatwo5cia, ale cd owego
czasu pochfonefa ia zachcianka Al
milionow marek.
BUENos AYREs, 10 stycznia. -
z Asuncion donosza telegramy, re
prezydent Paraguayu Emilio Ace
val zostaf z}ozony z urzedu przez
rewolucya, Ma czele rewolucyi
stat minister wojny, pulk. EScru.
IRA i minister fnans6w, Senor Mo-
reno.
Prezydent Aceval gen. Egu-
squiza, byiy prezydent Paraguay,
zostali wczoraj aresztowani, ME
bronili sic wcale i zamknieto ich W
wiezieniu. Przywodzcy reWolucyl
oglosza manifest, W kt6rym wytf6-
macza swe postapienie. Poniewaz
rewo'ucya ma poparcie armii,prze-
to prezydent Aceval prawdopodob.
ME ME odzyska wfadzy,
WIEDEN, logo stycznia. =
W Salcburgu wczoraj W teatrze W
czasie przedstawienia dramatu Bar
retta p. t. ,,znak krayza" przyszto
do gwaftownej demonstracyi anty-
brytyjskiej, kt6ra przybrafa take
rozmiary, re policya musiafa opro-
znie sale, Gazety stoja po stronie
demonstrantow.
PEK1N, logo stycznia.
Cesarzowa wdowa znowu udowo-
dnifa, re ona rzadzi panstwem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-10

W sail tel cesarz udzieli audyen-
cyl dyplomatom zagranicznym. O.
t6z W kotach urzedniczych panuje
mniemanie, re cesarzowa wdowa
swojem wczorajszem postapieniem
chciaia utorowa6 sobie droge do
wziecis udziafu W tel audyencyi i
zapewne kierowania rozmowa. Ia
mierza ona zreszta rozesfac listy do
Representative panstw, y kt6rych
chce i'm podziekowac "a utrzyma.
ME przyjaznych stosunkow i Okla
zac gotowosc wysfuchania ich rad.
WASHINGTON, logo stycznia. =
W senacie wczoraj komitet spraw
handlowych zreferowaf korzystnie
nowele Nelsona tyczaca sic utwo4
rzenia ministeryum handlu. Odro-
czono sic do poniedziafku.
W izbie posl6w zgromadzifo sic
DUO sfuchaczy powodu, re ocze-
kiwano glosowania mad nowela ty-
czaca sic budowy kanafu Nicara-
qua. Do godz. 2:30 popofudniu je'
szcze odbywafy sic debaty, poz-
niej przedstawiano rome dodatkl
poprawki, kt6re jednakowoz bez
wyjatku znaczna wiekszoscia gto-
sow zostafy odrzucone. Odbyfo sic
nakoniec glosowauie, i nowele bez
zmiany przyjeto 300 gtosami pre-
civ dwom. Przeciw novel; gtoso'
wall posfowie Fletcher (rep. ziMin-
nesoty)i Lassiter (dem' Virgi-
nii).
New YORK, logo stycznia. -
DR.. John E. Richardson Brook
lyna, kt6ry cd wielu lat cierpi ma
raka, o kt6rego wyleczeniu zwat-
piono, poddat sic nowemu syste-
mowi leczenia "a pomoca promieni
fjoletowych. Dopiero kiedy innl
lekarze orzekli, il ME ma dla niego
ratunku i kaadej ohwili oczekiWac
nalezy jego smierci, poddaf sig te-
mu leczeniu. Ustawiono aparat cd.
powiedni W iego mieszkaniu j W
kazdy dzien sfoneczny skierowywa-
no ma niego promienie fjoletowe i
przeprowadzano je przez szyje' Po
kilkumiesiecznej takiej kuracyi
stan iego zdrowia widocznie sic po-
lepszyf obecnie lekarze odzyskali
nadzieje, il moze wyzdrowieje.
New YORK, logo stYcznia. -
Ogloszono tu urzedowo, ae nAme-
ricau China Development Go. I" zor.
ganizowafa sic ostatecznie i re .po-
starala sic rzadu chinskiego o
zezwolenie ma wydanie bondow ce-
lem budowy kolei Hankau do
Cantonu. Kapitat do rozpoczecia
budowy pierwszej gafezi tel kolei
jua jest ztozony W biezacym jesz-
cze miesiacu udaje sic do Chin
wysfannik tel kompanii, by poczy-
mic przygotowania. Dyrektoryat
kompanii sktada sic z 5 kapitali'
stow mieszkaiacych W New Yorku
dw6ch Brukseli; porozumiaf on
sic take belgijskim syndyka-
tenn, kt6ry buduje kolei W Chinach.
Wedle plan6w kompanii, wybudo'
wana zostanie kolej cd Wuczang
ma pofudniowym brzegu rzeki
Yangtse do Cantonu. haczyc sic
tam bedzie koleja belgijskiego
syndykatu. W Pekinie faczyo sic
bedzie pahstwowa kolejs wiodaca
do Niuczwang, kt6ra znowu faczy
sic mandzurskq LIMA kolei sybi-
ryjskiei. W TAXI spos6b Canton
zostanie kolejami pofaczony re sto-
icami Europy.
SAN FRANCISCO, 10 Stycznia. -
W przeciagu jednej godziny przy-
byly tn Manili transportowce
zwiazkowe Fitzpatrick i Warren.
Pierwszy mich przywi6zf 700 wy.
musterowanych zofnierzy, drugi
prawie diva razy tyle. Pomiedzy
podr6znymi ma parowcu Warren
znajdowali sic generafowie bryga-
dy Hughes i Funston.
WASHINGTON, logo stycznia. =
General Miles wystepuje teraz zu-
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Labor on Railroad Folders.

The average person who picks up a railroad time folder does not realize the amount of work which the prep aration of such publication involves. A big Western railroad, for instance, has a general time folder made up from sixteen different divisions opera. ting time tables. The folder contains 2.OOO names of towns, gives the sched- ules of over 500 trains and whenever there Is a change in time GO,O00 figures have to be carefully checked and cor ractpd
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Home M ade Syrup,

Probably farmers will arrange for a supply of homemade syrup. They will plant sorghum for this purpose, also some for feed. The annual production of 25,000,O00 gallons allows but a third of a gallon for each inhabitant, which Is sufficient for about ten days needs. Choice homemade syrup Is much ap- preciated. It saves grocery bills and it Is pure goods.
 A ton of sorghum should make if teen to twenty gallons of syrup. There are impurities in the syrup which should be extracted. First. the juice should be allowed to settle before be- ing heated. After coming nearly to the boiling point empty in tub and add coarse clay and puddle with hoe, Let 1t settle half an hour and then carefully pour 1t into the pan again. Boil and be particular to skim 1t. When 1t Is half reduced to syrup again let it cool; again, in the tub, add clay, mix well and let stand over night. Next morn ing turn off the clear juice and boil to the finished syrup. Be particular tu keep the utensils clean of skim, gum and all the waste, and the syrup will be a choice article that would sell readily. This work calls for strict at tention and not little skill, but it will pay in money and satisfaction.-Prac- tical Fruit Grower.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

In every country of the civilized world Sisters oi Charity are known. Not only do they minister to the spir. itual and intellectual needs of the charges committed to their care, but they also minister to their bodily needs.
 With SO many children to take care of and to protect from climate and dis ease, these wise and prudent Sisters have found Peruna a never failing safeguard.
 Dr Hartman receives many letters from Catholic Sisters from all over the United States. A recommend recently received from Catholic institution in Detroit, Mich, reads as follows: pr. s. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
 Dear Sir:-The young girl who used the Peruna was suffering from laryngi- tis, and loss of voice. The result of |. the treatment was most satisfactory. She found great relief, and after further use of the medicine we hope to be able to say she is entirely curcd." Sisters of Charity.
 The young girl was under the care of the Sister of Charity and used Peruna for catarrh of the throat with good re- suits, as the above letter testifes.
 Send to The Pel una Medicine Go. 1, Columbus, Ohio, for free book written
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Nebraska's Dairy Products.

According to the Nebraska Dairy man, the amount of money distributed to the farmers of the State each month for cream runs up into the thousands. The Beatrice Creamery Company of Lincoln paid to the farmers of the State during the month of June be- tween S135, 900 and $14O,O0O for butter fat alone. An equal amount will be distributed for packing stock, or coun- try butter. A conservative estimate places the amount of money that will be paid by the creameries of this State for butter fat alone at S400,000 during the month of June. A banker from one of the towns in the State said that in his town more money was being paid out to the farmers for dairy products than for grain.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Tombstone to a Mare.

In the center of field at Waverhill, Suffolk, England, is large fiat stone covering the grave of a mare which died in 1852, inscribed as follows: Polka. She never made a false step. Ecclesiastes iii, 18th verse;" A refer ence to chapter and verse shows the following: For that which befalleth the sons of men befalleth beasts, even one thing befalleth them; as the one dieth so dieth the other" This is probably the only instance of text from the Scriptures appearing on a memorial stone to an animal.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

In Mahin's Magazine there are some population statistics that are interest ing. The second largest German city In the world isn't in Germany. It owes nothing but good will to Emperor Will fam. It is New York, which has Ger. man population nearly half as large as Berlin. Of course everybody realizes that no emigrants have made better American citizens than the Germans. They came to thls country bv millions. They are part of us. They came to stay, to intermarry, to adopt American customs, and there are 1882, ,GS1 of them in the United States. New York claims SO9,6 of them, which Is more by over 100000 than Hamburg, the second city of the German Empire. Cincinnati Is called a German city, but her German population Is less than that shown iD several other cities of the United States. There are 430,75S persons of German birth or parsntage living in Chicago, POT. .554 in St. Louis, 199, ,G50 in Philadelphia, 139Sl0 in Cincinnati, 151 ,045 In Milwaukee, or more than one-half of her entire citizenship. New York Is the largest Irish city in the world, with 743, l9S persons of Irish descent; Philadelphia has 2S4.576. Chi cago 237, 7,4TS, Boston 19l.63S, San Fran cisco 7S,S19, and St. Louis 69,3T6. In New York there are 117,0S9 persons of English percentage, 91.2l0 In Philadel- phia, S2,272 in Chicago, 8, 569 in Bos- ton. Chicago Is the largest Scandina- viar city in the world with 173,0S1. New York has 22O,O00 Italians, or more than the city of Florence, Italy. They are important fgures-worth the study of those who govern; those who would keep educational methods abreast of the times and the men who are In trade and depend for prosperity on a keen knowledge of the wants of those they serve.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Farm Notes.

-NOtes.
 Sugar beet harvest east of Colorado is a little late.
 Ensilage grows more. and more popu- lar for beef cattle.
 The Maltese or milking goat is talked of as another promising special indus try.
 Beefmaking on the abandoned farms" of New England is among latest projects.
 The Hawaiian Islands are said to be in need of foresters and eager to secure them.
 There Is quite risk in holding hogs. and just as soon as they are fit for mar ket it is best to let them go.
 The fruit grower who expects to have fair crops of fruit must begin with the use of insecticides early. He must not delay too late in the spring, as the first spraying Is sometimes the most import ant of all. Paris green will not destroy the insects that live on sap.
 It is not always the best and most elaborate poultry houses that shelter the choicest stock. Success, however, mainly depends on warm. dry GOODS with proper care and management, and freedom from overcrowding. This latter trouble is often the cause of ill-suecess.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Sowing Alfalfa.

The best way to SOW alfalfa is to blow the land deep in the spring or winter. Turn up little new soil; harrow down and SOW beardless spring barley at the rate of two bushels to the acre. Sow fifteen pounds, or peck, of alfalfa seed at the same time. I usually roll the land well after sowing. This makes the alfalfa do better, but Is sometimes hard on the barley. Alfalfa will come up through very firm soil and thrive better than when 1t Is too loose. Let the barley ripen and cut 1t for grain. Then when the alfalfa starts up a little clip it with the mower. Clip 1t close. It will start again, and after month or so clip again. It is better to keep stock off for two years. Begin moving the second
 year us soon as the blossoms form. Af-
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Storing Celery for Winter.

StOTIHE OeIeFy TUT :" IHEcTs
 When kept in quantities, celery re- quires considerable room. An economi- cal way to provide the necessary stor- age Is by the covered ditch plan.
 Dig trench or trenches in well-drain- ed soil, not more than four feet wide and about two feet deep. Put board partition through the center of the trench to divide the mass of celery and prevent 1t becoming too solid. Rafters of 2x4 stuff are set at 1-3 pitch four feet apart. Make square box ventilators that may be stuffed with straw to keep out frost in severe weather.
 Sweating takes place after storing
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

these rings by means of snap hooks, as shown in the cut.
 By the use of these chains and rings one can adjust the tie to any width of stall one Is likely to have, and have It as taut as needed. ThIs plan of fasten- ing gives the COW great freedom, enabl- ing her to lie down with her head on either side of her body. She cannot move backward or forward any more with this method of fastening than when In stanchions. The plan of fasten- ing is the best of the more modern methods and should have thorough trial
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
LEAPING SALMON "SNAPSHOT."

Geographically speaking. nothing imaginable can be more difficult to "snapshoot" than a leaping salmon. Nobody can tell when, or just where, he Is going to jump. and accurate focus Is out of the question Probably the accompanying picture Is the most sue cessful photo of leaping salmon ever taken. It was made by an officer of the United States fish commission on the island of Afognak, off the coast of Alaska, and the big fish is Jumping up a fall to get to the spawning grounds In the headWaters of the stream.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
The Potato Crop.

A fair illustration of the difference between an average crop and good crop may be found In the census re- port of the potato crop, as given in 1900. The average crop for all the States was placed at sos bushels per acre. The average in Vermont was 134 bushels that year and In Maine 126 bushels. The new land in Montana averaged the same as Vermont in 1900. but they had 156 bushels in 1897 and ITO bushels in 1896. Nevada had 19O bushels in 1896 and 156 bushels in 1900. Of the other States. there were 136 bushels per acre in 1900 in Idaho. 11G in Washington. 110 in Oregon and 104 in California. The fact that Ne vada and Idaho were the only States that exceeded Vermont in 1900, and Montana only equaled 1t, shows that the stony lands of New England can equal the newly settled and exceed ingly fertile lands of the Northwestern States; and If the cost of manure and fertilizer and the labor of cultivation is not as much there as here, there is gain in the better values that they have here when ready for market American Cultivator.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

ly eradicate disease of thirty years standing. ."-David Meekison.
 Dr. Hartman, one of the best known physicians and surgeons in the United States, was tte first man to formulate Peruna. It was through his genius and perseverance that it was intro- duced to the medical profession of this country.
 If you do not derive prompt and sat- isfactory results from the use of Peru. na. write at once to Dr. Hartman, giv- ing a full statement of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his val uable advice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus. o.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
For Tying Cows.

While the old-fashioned way of fast ening COWS by means of stanchions Is fast going out of use, some of the sub- stltutes, mainly the rope snap to the halter and the chain which is passed around the neck of the animal, are not entirely satisfactory. The method Of using chin tie as snown in the illus tration Is superior to the others. It passes around the neck as in the old methods, but is connected with two posts on which rings are used. Side chains connect the neck chain with
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
A Marital Confession.

Officers Wife (iondly)- Do you re- member, John, how you used of an evening to hold my hand my sweet little roseleaf' you used to call it, you funny boy-for hours and hours? How silly, silly my old boy used to bel"
 Old Boy (grumpilyl- Nonsense, Jane, don't be stupid! l was always practi- cal and business-like. I did that just to keep you from the piano!
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

and keeps up for about two weeks. A great deal of moisture Is thrown off at this time and sufficient ventilation must be provided to carry it away. Roof boards should be put on as soon as trenches are filled, to keep rain out, but the ends may be left open. At the ap- proach of cold weather 1t is necessary to cover the boards with earth. The thickness of this covering must depend on the locality. If very heavy earth covering is necessary, the rafters should be placed nearer together.
 Two essentials must be observed, suf- ficient air to prevent rotting, and frost must be excluded.-J. H. Kent, in Epitomist.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Mustard for Roup.

Mustard Is an excellent roup cure. Take a quarter pound of ground mus tard, a half teaspoonful of cayenne pepper and enough butter and flour to work into pills. Give one pill the size of a common marble every night to each roupy bird.--EXchange.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Give the Hen. Room.

Crowding 200 hens into the space that ought to accommodate 100 will crowd out all the health. comfort, wig or, flesh, temper and eggs of your en- tire flock. Overcrowding Is bad Tor any stock and particularly bad for feathered stock
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Methods of Milking.

Methods of Milking.
 Methods of milking have much in- iuence on the quantity of milk given by the COW, and some think that faulty method also affects the propor- tion of butter fat in the milk. At recent meeting of the British Dairy Association the subject was discussed and an interesting paper was read by Primrose Mcconnell on the subject. He described the stripping methods as that in which the fingers are forci- bly drawn down the teat. sometimes down with energy, as If the mixer was drawing the milk down from the horns of the COW. If the teatS are scratched In the least or chapped this rough process opens and keeps irrl- tated the broken skin so that there will be considerable soreness, inevitably resulting in a decrease of the yield. The squeezing method Is much the better. The operator grasps the teat, and, the arms and elbow moving, squeezes 1t only, without any pulling, and no cessation of the sound, for the stream is started from one teat before 1t Is stopped to take new hold at the other. The principal superiority of this method lies in the fact that it deals gently with the teat. so that where there is a tendency to soreness the sores are not continually reopened, and thus the animal stands more quiet ly during the operation. Sores heal up more quickly. new ones are not form ed, and consequently the animal will be better milker. A COW that could hardly be made to submit to the form CT method may stand quietly during the latter.-New England Farmer.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Cats in Switzerland,

Swiss ornithologsts declare that cats have become so numerous In Switzer- land as to threaten the extermination of all birds of the country.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

Gentlemen: "I have used several bottles of Peruna and feel greatly benefited thereby from my catarrh of the head, and feel encouraged to be,
 lieve that it's con- tinued use will full.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

One of Brigham Young's grandsons is being held on a charge of murder. It was hardly to have been expected that they would all turn out well.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

After a glance over many of the cur rent magazines the opinion of the read CT is that the author who gets his work next to advertising matter is in great luck.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

We violate no confidence In saying that the announcement that Mir. Peary did not quite reach the pole has occa- siOned no great surprise.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

ter the first crop is taken of 1t will ma ture another in exactly thirty days. Do not delay cutting this second crop. It will take about thirty-fve days for the third crop to grow. Take 1t off promptly. Then in thirty-fye or forty days there is the fourth crop. Take 1t, or graze it,-St. Louis obe-Democrat.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

The people have way or saying "Things taste better in the country" to excuse their enormous appetites.
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

by Dr. Hartman.
 The following letter is from Con- gressman Meekison, of Napoleon. Ohio:
 The Peruna Medicine Co.,, Columbus,
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18
Sleeping Volcanoes

A thin, vapory smoke, lazily ascending from its c5ater may be the only visible sign of life in the sleeping volcano, but within is raging sea of fire, molten rock and sul- phurous gases. Those who make their homes in the peaceful valleys below know the danger and, though frequently warned by the rumblings and quakings, these siune of irnOendinp eruDtion po unheeded
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

ment the external symptoms o1 the disease disappear, and the deluded victim is happy in the belief of complete cure, but the fires of conta- zion have only been smothered in the system, and as soon as these min erals are left of will blaze up again. Occasional sores break out in the mouth, a red rash appears on the body. and these warning symptoms, if not needed, are soon followed by fearful eruptions, sores, copper colored splotches, swollen glands, loss of hair and other sickening symptoms.
 Mercury and Potash not only fail to cure blood poison, but cause Mer- curial Rheumatism, necrosis of the bones, offensive ulcers and inhanma- ton of the Stomach and Bowels.
 The use of S. s. S. is never fol xl,o .1,-t,tact fa tfa c
Alaska sentinel., 1902-12-18

They living ncd when the with scadng ashes
 Thousands of blood sufferers living and taking desperate for under the Mercury and Potash