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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-20
S1wets.

8ern. Die &untonalbanf bat pro
1901 einen 9einertras eraielt, rel9er
aetattet. Dem Staate 100000
Srancs ober feds Yrosent bes auf
100000 Sranes erbD6ten 9runbz
tapitals CUR 8erfiigung gu ftelIen.-
Inter benz Namen uSDnbifat Der
Ganbpirtbe, Mil6lieferanten unb Ser
tGufer bon CT. Simmer unb umsebung"
TT Elm 8unb s%eeriinbet porben gum
3pede Der Gegulirung bes Steigens
unb Sinfens Der Mil6preiie.
3ug. Neuli9 Na9mittaas fdlug
Der 8lib in bic neue Yfarrfir9e bon
unterGgeri. Ser Sburm brannte mebz
rere Meter tief ab. ginige 3eit Be-
fiir6tete man UNI bic eanse Srt59aft.
Glidli6er Weife fonnte Der 8ranb
balb lofaliitrt perben.
Sreiburg. Sn Sombibier bate
Elm Bauer in ben Stau feines Na9a
bars Sabaf gum 8iinbeln gelest. Srei
&u6e fraBen BON benz Murtenfabis unb
muBten balb barauf absetban tperben.
s burgau u. Ser &dierlebrling
2obrer aus Sberbalbinsen, 8e3irfsamt
Oonau= gf6insen, Der i'm September
ben S9ubbdnbler Steiniber in ct.
Warsaretben Bel Miin9meilen errnor=
bet bat, ipurbe bon Der &riminalfamz
1ner sn lebensldnsli4em 3u9tbaus
perurtbeilt.
Wa1Iis. Diefer Sage brannte
in Weiben i'm Surtmanntbal bas 6otel
Steiner aus %unbetannter l1rfa9e gGnaz
li9 nieber.
Neuenburg. Die @erpaltuna
Der 3esionalbabn bes Sraperstbales
min ben 8erfu9 MAIDEN, au i9nelerer
8erbinbung einen Acknowledgment auf
Der ganaen 2inte bon Srapers Biz
Jleurier cirfuliren gu lafen, Der go
Perfonen aufnebmer fam. 60 Elm
Maaen foitet 10000 Srancs.
Genf. Sn @enf 1T plDbli9 Maior
Oupal, Snftruftor erfter alaKe Der 1.
Oibifton. an einem @9lasanfau se>
ftorben. Maior Dubal mar As Sabre
oft unb aalt fir etnen ausseaei9neten
militdrif4en 2ebrer.
W a a b t. Man ffrebt cine @abn>
Derbinbung bon Ser, Der franaDff4en'
@renaitabt am @ibfube bes Col be Ia
Tauttue, na9 Npon an. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-20

rWelGes lit benin nun bic &Dnisin
ba auf Der 8iibne, Quite rSums
mer Sub, Die NIT Der aron' urb ben
shiefen MhsShen.!D
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-20
@eferret@.

Wien. Oie1er Sage feierte bier
Der 9idter Ioam Srabert, Der friibere
bemofratii9e befIifte Ibgeprbnete,
unter auieitieer Intbeilnabme feinen
80. @sburtstag.-Ser betannte Sdau<
fpielsr SerDinanb SloESig lit i'm 60.
2ebensiabre geitprben.
8regena. Der auf elmer Ieierpe=
maidine i'm bieiisen Staatsbabnbpfe
bei9dftiste 9eiser SranS Sob elite iiber
bas Sauptseleile benz 8e91elbauIe gu,
in befen Ndbe feline Sp6ter NIT elmer
S9ule 3affee tpartete, purbe aber BON
benz eben einfabrenben Snnsbruder
Naamittassi4nensus erfaBt unb sez
t0btet.
Subapeit. Sier tpurbs stpii9en
benz 4bpotaten Or. 2ubtpis &Drmenbt
uno benz Observation-Disclosures 8ela
aornis Elm SGbelbuel unter f9peren
8ebingungen aussefo9ten. 9ierbet
purbe &ornis i9per pertpunbet, &Dr@
menbi bltsb unperlsbt. 3pii9en 8eiz
ben fano bereits friiber elm Yiitplenz
bueu nit breimalisem &ugeltpe9iel
ftatt, pel9es iebo9 unblutis perlief.
@ifenf # a b I. &iirali9 fanb bier
cine SiBuns itatt, in pelder iber cine
iiber bas 2%eitbaeebirse gu erbauenbe
Strabe beratben purbe. Sie Soften
bteier ben ungarii6en 9~renaperfebr
permittelnben Strabe, bic BON gifen<
itabt iiber ben 8amm bes 2sitbasebirz
aes mad 2eitbasP robersborf unb Stolz
5ing fibren ion, tpurben nit 100000
&ronen perani6last. Sas @%rpropriaz
ttonsperfabren pirb bemnG9it in On
ariff senommen.
g 4. Ser bier lebenbe boGperz
bients S6ulmann Sbeobpr @ermale=
Ten feierte ieinen 80. @eburtstag.
SIMS + d. Ser Mebisiner
Sornauer, Der unterbalb Der SpiBe bes
9aneburgers bur9 cine Canine perz
ungliidte, ipurbe tpbt aufsefunben;
tpabrf9einlt9 lit er ipfort eritidt.
Sornuuer mar Der Sobn zines biefisen
4afetiers.
aDniserGb 3. Sn Der 2eberz
appreturfabrtt Der Sirma 81. s. Ne=
ieblp brad elm 8ranb aus, tpel9er einen
groben She'll Der Sabrif fammt Ma=
i6inen uno Material einGI9erte. 8ei
ben 2Di9arbeiten itiirste Elm Seuerz
fpebrmann BON elmer Setter unb erlitt
@erlebungsn.
&ufitein. Sieier Sage tpurben
i'm bisiiaen 8abnbofe bret als &ontres
banbe befdlagnabmte &iiten NIT fei=
men tiirfif9en Gisarretten unb Gisarz
rettentabat i'm Wertbe BON 1000 &roz
men unter 2eitung unb 4uffi9t ber
Jtnun5tpa9e nerbrannt.
SaIsburg. Sier 1T Der Gene
ralmaior B. 81. 9uftap b. &ebm i'm 80.
2ebensiabre geftorben.
Sef9en. 9ie Gltefte 8enobnerin
biefer Stabt, bic Mrmenpfriinbnerin
Muriunne Smolon, lit i'm Otter bon
1O2 Sabren geftorben. sic erfreute
fi6 Biz gu ibrem 2ebensenbe elmer perz
bGltniBmdBig suten 9eiunbbeit unb
setitiger Stride.
@tenerzHeufa t. Sci ber
lfbten 9emetnberatbspabl tpurbe audi
Der Sosialoemotrat Srans Nelfon,
Giienbreber, nit 9O9 Stimmen gez
tpGblt. Die Stattbalterei bat nun bic
Mdbl Nellons a%nnuIirt, neil Yerfos
men, Die, pie SaglDbner ober geiperbz
lide Ge6ilfen, teinen ielbfitdnbisen
Grperb, iomit aud tein freies ger>
figungsre9t iiber lire 3eit BADEN, bon
Der Wd6lbarteit aussei9lofen finb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-20

e Trii@e uno seial3ene Slide
auer Sorten BET @ebr. Benlen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

the founder Of the sacred dynasty, the
chief Of the Japanese race. This chief
during his lifetime Was not called 'Jinmu;
that IA his poeihu nous name The Appens-
tion. which means the man Of divine
bravery. typifes the honor that has siwavs
attached TO the profession Of arms In Japan
The distance from the primitive Wilma
starting point 70 the pace where he es'ab'
lished his capital and contaminated hts
career Of conquest can easily be uraVef-d
by a modern teaner In twice a. many
hours as the number Of years devoted
by Jinmu and his followers to the task
That the Graf, in which they travelled
wer. If the rudest aud most iHemc''ht
type may be deduced from the legends
that tho Vikings progress wuuld
have been finally interrupted bv the narrow
strip Of water dividing kiushiu from the
main island Of Japan. had not a fisherman
seated on a turtle encouraged him 70 strk"
seward. ~Theuc.forth. tho turtle assumed
n leading place n the mythology ~ Japan
the type Of longevity. the messenger ~
the marine deity who dwelt IN the crystal
depths of the ocean. his palace popped
by lovely mAidens. The Gotd"ss Of the
sun shone on Jimmu's enterprise AT times
when tempest or fog threatened serious
peril and a kite circlins overhead indicated
the direction Of inhabited districts. when
he and his warriors had lost their way
snong mountains and forests.
" IL impossible 20 determine how much
Of these legends WAS transmitted by ira
dition. written or oral, to the compilers of
Jimmu's history in ths eighth century
Of the Christian era: how much va" n mrr"
reflection 81 national customs which had
then become sacred, AMI on which The
political scholars 81 the time desired 70 se'
the seal 81 antique sanction II Jtmnu
and his warriors brought with them he
worship Of the sun that fact would ofer an
Interesting Inference a. 10 III cir origin.
II the aid thu they received from his light
was suggested solely nv the grateful hom-
age that rice cultiSa'ors thirteen centuries
later had learned 10 paw to his heneticence,
then the oldest written records Of Japan
must he lookei upon as mere transcripts
~ the faiths and passions 81 tho era when
they were compiled, not AZ genuine trad
i,ions transmitted from previous ages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18

faint traces Of the amAlgamation. The
! original ~co.onists. however. did not set out
from either Gina or Coros. Their firth
place was somswAer' Ia the north OF IN
tral Asia.
As for the south Asiatic immigrants,
they were dri'ted to JapaL nv the crrre't
* own a. the black tie" tkuro-schiv OF,
which sw,s - Lonhward from he Philip
pi Is, and thvr, bench < toward the east
touches the promo tory OF Ali and iamato
before r@rmarei tlv shapi' & its cour-e
away from the main island Of Japan. II IL
a p,rplrxi < fact that. IN the chronological
orier S ggsstel nv early Jarare-e hi tory.
the otth.rn coloi i-,e succe,ded the north
err and arr supposed to have gained the
mastery. whei, a. among the Japanese a.
We Tow se them the supremacy Of the
rogtheru type Rpprars to have tr'on estab-
lishri for asts. Our author would explain
the fact ny ia. follow ghypothesis. : ane-
~. that. although the or -et Of he i'm
p"tuous souther srs proved q, first ire
si-iible. they ultimately coals -ccd with the
tribes they had conquered, and in tho end
the prirc iple Il natural >, l. ction replaced
the var q rish-d on their proper plano Of
emi1cncr.- Capt. Brir klcv goes on to note
NIAdl NIt AlNNA NNlbFl pNN'th N' NV
cratic and the plehrian types l. one Of out
wari form and feature rather han Of moral
attributes. Neither history nor obe"rva-
tioo fur ishes any reason for as~"rtir g
that the so-cslled 'aristocrattc' or Murso-
loii cast 81 features accompai les a fuller
eudoV mcut al either physical or mental
qualities than the vulgar or Malayan cast.
NUMERICALLY. the pstrician Twp constitutes
~ ly a small fraction II the nation and
seems 20 have been lacking In a majority
of the couutrv'- past leaders, a. It il GER
tai " lacking In a majority Of her present
public mrn ard oven In the very rene de
la-crcrne 81 society. The male ~ the upper
classes l. not gcr orally an attractive pro-
duct Of nature. He has neither command
Us stature refinement Of features nor
weight Of muscle. on the other hand.
among the laburirg populations n espec-
ally among the :. aside folk numbers Of
men are found Who. though below the
average A. glo-SaSon or T"utou In bulk
ara cast in a perfectly numerical mould
and suggest graf possibilities ~ muscular
effort and rudurano'. In short. though
the arisio~rHiic type has surviv,sl. and
though it, -uperior beauty Il universally
rrCug il.d. II has not impressed itsrf SOM
plstclv On IA" nation ana there H. 10 difi-
cul'v In cor$iving hat It's representatives
went down before tho first rish OF the
southern i~nvacers. hut subsequently,, nv
~tensciiv OF resistance and by fortitude
under suffering. recovered from a shock
which would nave crushed a lower grade
Of mankind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
SOME r. BOOkS.
r An Authoritative U,s'or, az Japan.
Y FIRST NOTICE..

There have been many books about the
Miksdo's reorle. but tie most compre-
hens,ve and trustworthy work accessible
90 Fnslih md American readers l. com.
prised IN the four volunes collectively
entitled ,Japrr: Hs History. ARA and Lierd-
FIRE. by Capt. 2. BRiNkLFY The j Il N.l,et
COMPANY. Boston and Tukvol We have
herc tie optcome OF original research ard
frst.hard observation prCsccuted on an
ur~pr.~eder ten @cale FNt.r sivc studies In
the rative history ard literature have
onalifed he su'hor TO depict the evolution
Of ia par e.e civilization. ard hong residence
IN the country has crahlcd him e. e'rC'dste
the ex,rs ordinary transformations. pollt-
fral. social ard industrial. which tho Japan
s@e u..pie have undergone In recent times
Every nast and present phrse - japanese
life will hc-e bc found tclireatei and inter-
preted TIE authors copious ard recon
dite lea rnirg - supplemented with a wide
and accurate knowledge ~ contemporary
afairs. The stoi So II Information collected
inward ~ a Thousand pag,- ave turned
IN effective account by an exceptional
faculty for %aralvsi~ ard for svnthe-is.
Above oil. the author - endowed with in
dght and with sympathy. r." result Of
lahore urde,taken under such favorable
auspices - = work vtich "a likely long ~
remain preeminert within i.s province and
which %er'i'les 'he author to he rarked
arnonv public ter"f'c'ors The scope ~
the narrative canrot he adcouatelv indi-
cstAd IN = SINGLE notice and for tho moment,
re shall ~nrhfe ourselves 20 that part o'
ths first two volumes which rec"urts h
history ~ japan FROM 'Ne earliest times ="
the introduction ~ Buddhism in the sixth
century of our era
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-18
IN.
IN.
rayards tho p1anoers ar

A. regard. the anners and customs
~ the earliest civilized inhabitants 81 Japan
the student has ~ rely r1ainl or archr-
ologv, the cnmpilers ~ JapaL's first annals
81 the eighth century paving little atten-
ton 20 this subject. II appears thai IN.
ancient japanese. bv which il meant not
~. Koro-pok-guru 6cav--mcn) or tho Ainu
hu, the ancestors - the japanese proper.
bur.c-i their dead. hrst In barrows, and
afterwards. IN iolr en- TIE harrow was
mer,lv a mound % earth heaped over the
remains. af'cr the manner Of IN. Chinese
Tho dolmen was a stone chamber. which
had walls constructed with blocks II stone.
generally unhewn. and -utelv laid. but
sometimes hsNn. and carefully fitted; its
roof consisted 81 huge and ponierous slabs;
II varied In form. sometimes taking the
shape Of a long gallery only; sometimes
tina Of n gallery and chamber and some-
times that ~ a gallery and two chamhe-s;
over Il wss reared n mound Of earth which
occasionally assumed enormous dimensions
covering a spsca OF seventy or eighty acres.
rising 10 n he'ghf & a. MANY feet. and re-
curing the lahur 81 thousands 81 workers
The builders Of he harrow- were in he
hrorzc age Of civilization: the INSTRUCTOR
Of the dc.mcus. in the iron age In the
oiri' Us "''F" a"' mp '"e"'s
VI "''"" y" "a''" pm
'"' : u ,' '''" ",'I""s an" 'hP'e'
"''"s W -" ~ ~ ""'"i-'"i""'
p'''FF nv WI" ~ "N',o" i N"s"'"'e'
v" ""' "'"i'" W "'' p'-
terry occur- Ia a barrow: 10 hrpny" weapon
or arv handmade pottery in a dolmen
''N p''N''' P" anu uiIWa'"'y
ah>N'''' TUT" ,u'N''"N' 'N' VI" narrow
o''''',N '"I "o'"'' 10 10 re-
f"f"'-' n "l-',i.' Avs OF a. iHeh OF va"
same -l'" ~ "'''r""t ','''~ OF us c'Nlh-
zi''"h' INTO" a'' "'nl'h urar COM
mon MON ",'' ''" INV "io'' 'he
ancestors o, mo ''Pt'''' Hiioh cT"ssei
INC -" '" ''''i ,.'"'' ''''' 'h"N h"n a.
r'''l' 'm"'''" 'r"'" M" N"ne ace Tor
ne 'n'r n narrow n'' M "'.tn'n nave : On"
"~'ei'h- or 'n'i' enc seen '"NhH 'hou'h
~ '''I'' ID aux '.''h-
GOODS w" cons, '. ne re''1 OF w"
n '-p'F- u V ana ,a" 'hu n'h' "'her
""''' '1Ir'" ana do'n"" introduce 'he''
"NH."'"r 20 N'''.'~ VINO ~'"od on Inherent
p nos ~ W ~. N .oNN""'
'npt brnN!-v deems " certain mat N"
"v"In''n 81 ''lmen from barrow 40 not
constructor must nav" completely emerged
I'm IN" hr."f' ace ana the
f-h-'n 'I hifr"N hnr.h' DOOR" %" fe'"''1
~" i'pai'~' Archipelago p'h'r"'~e s"arrh
N''"i C'f''thlV n~,"" SON" tr'hs'-
TON" TORN 81 ~'u'H'"re "''"""h me
~" h'ro" ana 80 " ''.'n' ana SIN" ron
implements WOO. y "''Af N me '''f'wS
- uI'N'" "''',- =" ~" h'i' 'i- y.
lL'i. TO" 'iir'" '''u'r ana I''' " men
construction ~" r''.'N ld""''''-' "
N"nl' "'''n - i'i'N ih'' we It'i'' nc
c'fi"H h" i'r'''f l'"f q long interval
10 we 'ih"F 'i .'ith'cIa''u' y hr"i'h'
WI 'dm 4 F''''N '"h' "a VI" 81 cl''h-
% ''"'''' 10 10 '''2'rv ~ ~ origin
D.r~ 'h" x" iIAiH.'"' .'~'F b'''on ~ The
d"'m'1~ ara zoo" 'irr'"- tnTn'sh ahv
'''n toward ~. -o'I''"n II The probl"m'
or author answers mar though ~" az
.rF''ura. number 'oi f"I"rrn-'l found
co.. -" coast "plost" 10 'ore1 'enf> 10
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
FOR RENT!

That desirable property former
y owned and occupied by the
late Senator Waitman T Wiley.
One OF the choicest and most de-
lighttul residence locations in Nor
gantown. Commodious house,
surrounded by two acres of ter
raced lawn, unequaled for beauty
in this part of what is known as
the most picturesque corner of
West Virginia.
For f,-rther information apply to
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
"Mhat SHAH We Eat!,

Every day the same old question,
What shall we eat for breakfast, for
luncheon, for dinneI? assails with
monotonous regularity the patient
housewife who seeks to provide good
living for the family in agreeable
variety at moderate cost. There is a
daily department in The Chicago Rec
ord Herald which is intended to
answer this question satisfactorily
every day In the year, 1t is entitled
Meals for day." and provides men
US for the three meals every day, with
the necessary recipes. These menus
and recipes are carefully selected by
The Record Herald's household edi-
tor, aud cash prizes are awarded to
the best that are received. House
wives everywhere are invited to par
ticlpate in the competition. For fun
particulars. see the "Meals flr a Day.
department in The Chicago Record
Herald.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
Sand for Sale.

/ am now prepared to furnish sand
from the best bank in the county
The measure is always guaranteed.
Prices are made according to loca-
tion of delivery. Call me over PEG.
Piles phone and send in your orders.
W. G. Anderson.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
i ca,d 10 Inventors and pnlrntees.

IL recent publication we were
charged by another patent attorney
with ''rairoading applications for pat
anls ii rough the Uni ed States Patent
Office. Statistics show that railroad
travel is lot anly the seiftest bnt the
safest in the world There are, howev.
er. pen ,le whoprefer OK cart and ass
cart locomotion. G. A. SNOW & Co
Patent Lawyers and Agents,
Washington, d. O
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
It's a proof Of the greatness Of the
A Pointer for inventors.

If you wish your patent business
properly and promptly done send it to
Swift 4 Co., Patent LAWYERS, opposite
U. 5. Patent Office, Washington, d. G.
They have no dissatisfied clients. Write
them for their confidential letter; a pos
tai card will bring il, and ii may be
worth money TO you. See their adver-
tisement elsewhere in this paper.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
MOrgantoWnP Planning Mil Co.
Manufacturers of and Dealers In
ALL Kinds Of Dressed Lumber

Now under full Roadway with the
largest supply Of builders material
ever kept in stock in this county, con-
sisting Of frame lumber, siding, floor
ing, doors, windows, lath, shingles,
and finishing lumber in both hard
and soft woods; also agent for Cum
Oerland Cement and Lime As prompt
attention as possible given everybody
considering the tremendous amount
OF business we are doing at the
MorgantOWn Planning Mill Co.
Telephone No So.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23

The Smithsonian Institute has de-
cided on a novel plan to trace the
m migration of birds. Its eorrespon
dents in all parts Of the country will
fasten small ALUMINIUM tags to the
legs of young birds before they leave
the nest, the tags being marked with
date and location When the mark
ed birds are killed or captured the
tag will be sent to the Institute with
data as to time and place
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
When the Picture is on the Wall

Then is the time you'll fully appre-
ciate the taste and skill of our frame
III iker Here are hundred OF kinds Of
nouldings to choose from, besides hut
circular and square You cannot
choose wrong.
e. G. PRGTzMAN,
The Photographer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23

"For we hear that there are some
who walk among YOU disorderly,
working not at all, bat are busy bod
les This was the Bible verse
quoted by the Hon. John j jackson
as he delivered his charge to the
grand jury in the United States
court, at Parkersburg, last Tuesday.
He applied it to the strike situation,
and dwelt at great length on the
rights Of the miner and operator.
That the miner could quit his posi-
ton whenever he willed; that the
operator could discharge him at any
time. That the operator could hire
whorosoever he chose and at what
soever wage that was mutually
agreed upon; and that the new EN-
ployee should not be denied the priv
ilege of working, and thai tlr lazy
and coufie woald pnteei aim ia the
same.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23

The Republicans are alarmed at
the outlook for next November. Such
disclosures as the Weir letter, which
has just come through a leak in
the War Department, are serving to
dislllusionize the people of the charm
which Imperialism had for them
some months ago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23

West Virginia was given a consul
lar appointment last week. Joseph
E. Profit an attorney OF Parkers
burg was appointed U. S. Consul to
Pretoria, South Africa. Mr. Profit
was the city attorney Of Parkers
burf and also assistant Z. 5. Dis
trict Attorney. Heis man of con
siderable ability.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23
c. R. HAYES, Agent.

Professor Ramsey, the great phys
ieist, says that in the light OF re-
cent developments in science there
is every reason tor the Inference that
the future holds in store relatively
greater ones.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-23

form can be ruined by poor corsets.
Only those that will retain their shape
should be worn. Our stock contains
all those of established merit. We have
full line of short and long waists,
stouts and Sims. moderately priced
goods and those of more expensive
make.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-10

mains in British hands "The dollar
Cod says the st. James Gazette. has
eaten up the better part Of the British
Atlantic carrying trade and the only
community OF interest" existing is the
same that existed between the Lady of
Riga ard her mount. at the end OF their
joint excursion. No doubt the smile on
the face of the Yankee tiger is an ex-
trcmely broad one. If anything is ex-
pectable from the hoard OF trade under
the present management it might be hop
ed that the use of the British flag to cover
ships which are British only in name
would be refused aud the vessels be ploo-
ed in the position of pirates"
Dealing with Harland and Wo'n 30
sition. the st. James Gazette saws IT con-
siders that when the building is tsars-
ferred to the United states yards as IS in
evitable as soon as tha fostering care Of
the steel trust has sufficiently enlarged
American ship building resources, Hariahd
and Wolf viii have no alternative bait Z"
cross the Atlantic"
The Pail Mall Gaze.te finds that the
coinbin. is grossly over capitalized AID
saws: This was A foregone conclusion
from Mr. Morgan's record. He does not
deal in little things and is not content
with small profits. The huge capital is
out of all proportion TO the real value q
the fleets and it is clear that substan-
tial advance in freights VIII have TO be
made in order to pay dividends
The Associated Press learns that King
Edward has expressed to a friend his
strong disapp-oval Of the combine On pat
riotic grounds.