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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-11
The Indian Question.

In dealing with the Indians our aim
should be their ultimate absorption into
the body of our people. But in many
cases this absorption must and should be
very slow. In portions Of the Indian ter
ritory the mixture of blood has gone on at
the same time with progress in wealth
and education, so that there are plenty of
men with varying degrees of purity of
Indian blood who are absolutely indis-
tinguishable in point of social, political
and economic ability from their white as
sociates. There are other tribes which
have as yet made no perceptible advance
toward such equality. To try to force
such tribes too fast is to prevent their
going forward at all Moreover, the tribes
live under widely different conditions
Where a tribe has made considerable ad-
vance and lives on fertile farming soil
it is possible TO allot the members lands
in severalty much as is the case with
white settlers. There are other tribes
where such a case is not desirable. On
the arid prairie lands the effort should
be to induce the Indians to lead pastoral
rather than agricultural lives. and to per-
nit them to settle in villages rather than
to force them into isolation.
The large Indian schools situated re-
mote from any Indian reservation do a
special and peculiar work of great i'm
portance. But, excellent though these
are, an immense amount OF additional
work must be done on the reservations
themselves among the old. and above all
among the young, Indians.
The first and most important step to-
ward the absorption of the Indians is to
teach him to earn his living; yet it is not
necessarily to be assumed that in each
community all Indians must become either
tillers of the soil or stock raisers. Their
industries may properly be diversified
and those who show special desire or
adaptability for Industrial or even COM
mercial pursuits should be encouraged so
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-11

Total receipts
all sources. III. 6st, 1ss. 50 121 .s4s, O47. 20.
Total expendi-
lures for year. 115. 554 $40 81 124 .7s5 .6s7.O7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04

einen @ellerIti6 in ben ltnterleib er.
belt, 10 baB Die 8eOarme berpor'
orangen uno er idwerperlest naf
So1iie g~etragen iperben muBte. Der
bin5ugerufene Ir3t finbet ieinen
2uitano lebensgefabrlif. Der
Neiierbelb iist butter S6loB uno
Giegel.
SiiSelinsen, 5. Oft. @eitern
Woraen loute Der arbeiter 81. Ser.
tel am bieiigen eleftriiben @erte
eine &eparatlr p%orne9men; er batts
Elm mebrere Weter bobes 9eriiit be.
itieaen unb ba5u eiuen Si6erbeits.
aiirtel aneeleet. 2esterer CAB NAB
reno Der arbeit na6 uno Sertel
itiirste In Die 2iefe. SSn bepubtloiem
S,lltanbe muroe er nah DEM Soipital
perbradt ur0 ioa oeIien 2ebeu in
8efobr iteben.
Steinfprt, 6. Oft. 9eItern abenb
fam Der ~21iGbrtge antor, @aer,er,
Spbn bes aderers Sobann Wugner
BON bier nad Sauie unb legte fid
All Bette. Mad3ts iiber ipurbe es linn
unpobI unb Worgens mar er cine
2eide.
Steinfprt, s. DIT. gs bteB 5rerit,
Der iunge Mnton 8agner bier Jet
einem ShlagfluB e~rlegen; in @irf.
Itd,feit ioa er an BEN Solgen elmer
Shldgerei peritieben iein. Sunee
2eute batten am Somtag @ben0
tiihtig ge5eht unb serietben IN
Streit. Inton 8asner erbieft %.
bel eiuen Shlag auf Den &opt bate
bon bieiem MltgenbItde an Die
Sprade p~erloren, fonnte iebo6 obue
ltnteritasumg mad Sauie gaangen.
gr itarb am Wontag Murgen obne
Spra6e nod geiiunung ~tpieoerer.
lonat 5u babeu. Ser ~16iGbrige
SSobum 8eter 2outi6 BON bier, Der
8aaner NIT etnem Stode auf ben
&opf eeiblagen bate, puroe ms
8ef6ngniB ubsefiibrt.
GipilftauS Der 8emeinSe Wcrtert.
8eburten.- 10. September:
Sobann, @. b. Stefanetti SreItlts,
Tobrifarbeiter bon @oiierbtlig. 49,:
Sobunn 8eorg, 9. b. Bet. 8eperih,
8enoorm BON 8alIerbiuig. To-:
Waria gltiabetb. 6. b. 9eter 8orges,
giienbabubeamten bon Wertert. 49,:
8arl &ifoIans, g. b. gbriitopb 8e.
nefe, Maurer bon @uferbilig; Git
iabetb, E. b. Clinton Sletn, Sabrtf-
arbeiter bon 8aiierbiGig. 81: Rifo-
laus, Sobn bon @erbaro 2uoopist,
Sabrifarbeiter bon @aiferbtatg.
Setrotben. - &eire.
SterbefGIle. = 6. Septem.
Der: gnna Bad, gbeaattin bon SEQ.
polo Dupont, 40 Sabre aft, BON
@aiierbiuig. TO-: Margaretba 9tns,
ebelos, 43 Sabre aft, bon @aiier'
biuiq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04
2urembmrsii6es aus YeISten.

Irel, s. Oft. 2esteu Gamstag
aeaen II llbr Worgens brah Seuer
aus i'm Saule Der Tamilie Wagin in
Der 8ouueruements StraBe, oidlt am
Erouin5ialgebdilDe. Gas Sous
Waain nnb bas baran1toBenoe safe
on Balais De Suffice, perbrannten
bis uuf Die nadten Mauern. Wan
iiirdtete Die Slommen wiirben au6
oas &egierungSgebauoe erreihen mo
Ole geamten befliiien ii6 Die Ar1i.
pen nno @ertbia6en IN oas 8eri6tS.
aebauoe SIT trugen. MQein Die
TellerDebr bemeiiterte gleib oaS per-
heerenoe Clement. Gem Yompier
Sraft fiel cine 3immeroede auf oas
Saupt. gr erlitt babel beoeutenoe
8rancwmoen. Gin Sdornltein
ihlua nm unb perleste oen Sprit.
mann Sreper unb Den S6usmonn
@iloidiit. Die Wietber, pel6e in
Den p%erbrannten SGuiern mobnten,
baben foit nihts gerettet. Ser Sha.
Den erreiht mo9l 10000 Sr. Iaes
mar ieoob perIi6ert.
Z Shoppadt s. Oft. Gin aeipiIier
3, 2nedt oabier, mar oui Den Sen.
ldlobcr geflettert, Inn etrpaS Seu mir
Dos &ieb 81 bolen. gr fiel aus elmer
Sohe bon unaefGbr bier Mfeter herab
mo erlltt Inncre 9eItdoiguugen.
3ipei Gage baraltf itarb er,
Nrel, 8. Oft. Gin ifredli6es I'm.
alild fanb letter SamStdg gegen
Mtittaa in Ser 8agner'ihen Mtiible
itott. Gin grbeiter IamenS 9iimont
muroe BON einem @ollbaum ergrii.
fen. uno in wenigen Sefunoen orei
@ol in Die Sobe gegen ole 9ede ge.
ihieuoert. Serleibe mnroe ihredlif
scritiidelt. gr blieb auf Der Steae
tobt. 9iimont binterlGBt cine 8itt.
noe nit mebreren fleinen 9inSern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04
WrbeitersG apldme.

guf Dem unl6n9it an MonSa in
Sber- Stulien abaebaltenen Ser.
hanbs-E Der fatboliiden 8ereine
Der Sombarbet erDffnete Cardinal
Nerrari, Gr5bii6of bon Wailano, Der
8~eriamnlung, oaB er auf ieine
Soften iehs 9apldne angeitellt babe.
melhe ii6 ausiblieBlid nit Ser Or.
better Srage unb Der IrbeitersS rga-
niiation an beiddftiger bGtten.
Sn @elgien beItebt i6on ieit elmer
&eibe bon Sabren baS SnItitut Der
Nrbeiter.G opldne. SIN Sel1ti1luno
iinb bereitS felt Sabr5ebnten SUM-
oerte bon eifrigen Seeliorgsprieitern
Teben ibren ionitigen amtspilidten
uif nit grobem Gifer uno grfolge
in Der Sreaniitruug ser fotboliifen
Irbeiter tbGtig. llnO BON ser
Shnei5. Selterreid lno Sranfrei6
laBt iih Iebnlides iaeen. gtur
bieraulanbe lit, obrpobl Der So5ialis-
mus felt elmer Heibe bon Sabren
inter ser @rbeiteri6aft, audi Der
fatboliihen, reiBeno idnel lnl ii6
areift, bisher IN Der Tidtune 10 gut
ipie aar nihts geifeben. 8ia man
0enn ipirflih 5llfudrten, bis oaS aino
ertrunfen lit, ebe man baran eebt,
ben 9rirnnen 5uSllbeden9! = v@an.
0erer".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04

Dereint0te Staaten.
Senoct bic Wadrihten, tueI6e 9urems
burger intereiiiren, at bic
Gazette"

mir erIu6en ale 2anosleute 1pl6e
Mittbeilungen, tpelde 2uremburger in
Mmeritd pper ionltpo in Der Welt Bee
treffen uno intereiiiren, an Die nGaz
sette" gu ieubeu uno stpar ieBs man
allf ben 8riefum d q g in eng=
liider Spra6e bic &orehe: ngbitpr
2uremburgsr 9asette. Dubuque, Sa."
Ratiirli6 banbelt es ii9 bier muir
parum, Wittbeilunsen uno Na4ridten
bon alf9emeinem Sntsreiie fir
Die 2uremburger gu erbalten. Man
iu9e bel Gorrelponoensen iia m 3 g.
i'd It tura uno b iinbig ausauz
briiden. SANS man In elmer 3eitung
irsenbpp Neuistsiten pbsr 9ortommz
nife persei6net iiebt, tpelGe 2ursms
burger betreffen poer Die 2anbsleute
interefIiren, 10 ienbe man sinfad ents
peoer bic sanSe 3eitung ODER einen
@usI6nitt nit Der betreffenben Mit>
tbeilung, an uns Elm. Der Rebatteur
Der n8aaette" fam sbeu ni6t ale
8ldttsr Der Welt iebe Wp9e leIen.
Iu9 tpenu Sreunbe ODER @erpanots
poer 2~anosleute aus dnberen Welttbeiz
len interefante 8risfe i6rsiz
ben, 10 lam man Der ,9aSette" ia bic
Observation-Disclosures Mittbeilunsen
our SerOffentli6ung i6iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04
Saur. WuieI, GifeI umo 9unsrld.

@ittlid, s. Oft. Gin ieItenes
Saushen liegt bier gesenuber Dem
Sotel Miirs; feiue flint genobner
iinO 5uiammen 375 Sabre alt, es
fallen alio anf ieben 70 Sabre. Gs
iino @ittpe @agner, @ittpe SdG-
fer. @ittpe Niles, Der friiber perbei.
ratbete Sob. Web uno Der ,SSungge-
iele" Sebaitian 9aus. Die flint
Eerionen arbeiten nod ale.
Nsnnfirbsn, 6. Oft. Cine ieit
0ienStag porlester @o6e permiBte
junge Srau aus Dem benabbarten
Sbailen wurbe am 2. OCTOBER ais
'pertobIte 2ei6e aufgefunoen. Sci
oem &eriufe, ibre tranfe Shpieger-
mutter i'm 9ett 5u perbremen, lit tie
ielbit perbrannt. Ha1 ben biSberi.
gen Geititellungen bat iih Der be-
oauerlife Gorfau nie folet abge.
ipielt: 9fe iuuge Srar begoB gett
uno Simmer ibrer Shpteeermutter
NIT Eetroleum Tno itefts Damn oas
Simmer IN gruno. 9et oieiem 9e.
ainnen Durben ibre &leiber bon Den
iih blisihnea ausbreitenoen Slam.
men in grano geratben fem unb in
ibrer Ingit lief tie IN ben Seller, no
lie bis sur ltntenntlidfeit perbrannte.
2as aan5e Saus brannte nieoer, bic
Sdpiegermutter fonnte nod serettet
perben. Sic trug ~allerOings ihipere
granomrnben oapon uno liegt our
2ett i'm 8~ranfenballie an @aoern.
Die 2eife Ser ungliifli6en granb.
itifterin iano man beim @ufrGnmen
oes equities. Die unielise Sbat
iheint tie in einem geiItesgeIt0rten
3rlitun6e bedauaen All boben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04
Gro6her,oethum.
4us Ger bauptitaot.

Ins Sernialem melocn bic an Sem
fransOfibcn Hilgcrsug tbeilnebmen.
Den luremburgilhen @eiitlihen, ole
$50, Yfarrer Sr. giper bon SBig uno
.. Sbeiu bon Slarpeiler, bab lie
0liidlid uno publbebalten BORT an.
aefommen Iino. Im 30. Sept. imo
lie nah @gppten abgereiit. Sic bof.
fen, fir ben Z. OCTOBER 5u Warieile,
innD etfpa am 10. bis 10. Sftober III
ibrer Seiulatb m%5lltommen.
Scrr Eroieiiur @ulf bat Sieicr
Gage ieine biesldbrige Stuoienreiie
beenoet. unb Spar iIhte er olte
Nrfine iiber mnicre 2anoesgei6ihte
III ourhltobern. @Gbreno orei
@pGen belt er Iid IN Spmanfa,
elnem ipaniihen 9orfden bel @auu.
oplio, onf unb ionb reidliden Stpif
ilber lrniere Sanoesgei6ihte ans Der
Belt Der ipaniifen Serri6aft. 0o.
bel mnroe ibm nah DER 3eitumg 81
Ea5" BON Saaaoolio ole anaenebme
ueberralhung 81 Sbeil, tros ieines
tricoltben IuSlebcnS ais @lnarhiit
BON slpei Epli3ilten 3ur @a6e ge.
betcn 5u lperoeu uno Oarali cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04

Safer bradte 80 guibel lno 1erite
SO 9nibel per Ider. Sm borauf-
folgenoen Sabre mar oas Wetter niht
10 giinitig uno Der Sur6i6nittser,
traq ipar an @ei5en IS, Safer 32,
@erite 20, Sla6s iiber IL guibel
per Ifer. Sn ben beiben lesten
Sobren paren Die grnten mieoer
redt gut. SD ipre6e BON nteinen
Grnten Mein @et5en bat 81, Safer
al, 9erite 40 uno Slads 10 guibel
per Ifer gebraht. Weine Rdd,barn
haben an Safer uno @erite nod mebr
ersielt ipie i6 uno beionberS on
@erite. 9ieielbe bat bis st SO
8uibel per @fer gebra6t.
Wir fonnen bier audi ebeniuIls
&orn siebeM benn mir iino bier nod
INNER in Der iiibIiden SGlfte Minne.
iota's. Sd nil nift bebaitpter, DOB
mir eben 10 gittes &orn 5ieben f0nner
mte IN Soma ober 10 piel meiB if
aus Grtabrung baB es iib be5ablt
8orn 81 5ieben. Die beioen porber-
aebenoen Sabre babe ih BON 80 Bis
30 Wilbel per Ider erbalten. Die
les Sabr lit es niht 10 gut. Ger
CONNER mar 5u fiibl lrno Der Sroit
fam an friib. Cont mar Der Stano
out. Sur 5tpei 9ritteI bes &orues
gelangte CUR Eetfe.
Cos 2ano lit audi peridieoen i'm
Sreiie ie nab @iite, Gntfernung bon
Stabt unb Stride ODER Smprope-
mentS an 8ebduoen. @iloes o0er
Trairie 2alto lit nod 81 faufen gum
8reiie bon "a bis 80 Dollars per
Ider, miro aber iest 5iemlih rar.
Werbelierte Sarmen NIT @e6duoen,
'gonmpufS nno 3dunen oarauf,
folten bon 80 Bis 45 9oaarS per
Ifer. Sollte Der cine ooer unbere
Se'er Shrer 3eitung itd fir uniere
8eaeno intereiiireu, 10 btn ib gerne
bereit, alle gepiinifte Iusfunft 10
melt meine &enntniiie reifen, in
Setreff bon 2ano uno 2euteu gu
aeben. Gs miiroe ms iebr freuen,
lpenn iid nod mebr oeuti6e Satbo-
lifen bier nieoerloiien ipiiroen. sic
fonnen au6 Infragen IN 9eutid ODER
gngliih on rniern Serrn Yfarrer,
Hep. 6otber Sbibout, gronns
8allep, Winn., itellen.
IdtungSpoa
Sobn SoeIIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04
8mbi. fattoIii6 bIetbeni

Gin riibrenbes @ort elmer iterben.
ben Sonigin, 10 i6reibt Die vStepr-
2ta.". Sic ipar nod nibt Dirtltbe
aoniain, Die iiingit perltorbene gr5a
ber6ogin Ilbre1t bon @iirttemberg
lie mare es iiber fltr5 ODER lang
IN Wilrttemberg ~gelporoen y ober
tie mar cine Dabre IDnigin an Ser.
%aensooel, GbarofterltGrfe uno @lan-
benstrelle, pie ielten cine. Sbr
Ser5 lit Dor einigen @ofen III Der
Gila @iirttemberg in altmiinlter
aebroheu. SIM iugenolihen sitter
bon aDeiunboreiBie Sabren rtef Got
ties nnerfori6lider &atbihluB Die
eoeIe Ser5ogin aus oieiem 2eben.
Sterbeno iob lie lire feds fleiuen
&iuoer nm ibr Eager uuo iegnete tie.
nnb als Damn ibre Iufloiung INNER
n1her fam, oa ridtete Die fromme
Seraoqin an ibren d~lteIteu Sobn,
ben fieinen 8rin5en Bbilipp Ilbrebt,
Der mabriheinli6 emit ein groBen-
tbeilS proteitantiihes 9ano regieret
foa, nod Die innige flebentlide 8itte
rnD Wabnung: y9ubi, fatboliih
bleiben!" @s maren Die abltteos.
morte elmer Iterbenoeu Wtiltter oil ibr
Sinh. Sie fronlme Ser5ogin itarb
nit Dem 8ebete: rWteiu Selus 8urm.
herstqfeitl Wein Seins, miait 9u,
baB i'd Iterben ioa, i6 bin bereit.
NiGt mein @iae geihebe, ionberu
Der Seine! Iuf 9i6 o Serr, babe
ih Qebofft; ib peroe eipig nidt 81
Shonoen meroen."
@pbl ein erbaulifer 500 unb fiir
hriitlihe Mfiitter elm i6ones 8ei-
ipiel!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04
Gas ncmc SclNcbict in Gentnfp lit

Der InSIage zines 9eluberS oaielbIt
iebr reidbaltia. alderman Mc-
SnernD BON Chicago, mar Dor eini-
ger Belt bon Der Rational Oil alo
Development 50. bon Chicago Elm.
aeloOen iuoroen, baS Selgebiet 81 be-
'iidell. Gr beridytete bariiber: ,3u
9arbouroiae, &p., muroe ser erite
Selbrunnen iihtbor, BON bier nus
relheu Iih Dem 9ittle Nidmoub Greet
eltlang Die Drummer oneinonoer.
pelde bon 10 bis 1000 Sob pro
SaQ liefern. 2as Del lit our 9e.
leuhtnng iebr geeignet, uno bon
Nleifer Site mic baS 8enniplpania
ono @eit girginia Del. Die
Stnnoaro Oil @eieaifait lit 10 BON
Der &eihbaltigfeit beS 8ebieteS iiber.
seuat, baB hieielbe cine 300 Weeilen
LANCE &0brenlinie ballt. nm oas Del
M b%eforoern." Die 9ational Stl
anO Development 60, bat ais ibren
Shasmeilter Serrn Sobn Bauer,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04

Die Sron5iSfaner I'M 9ur6i6nitt
ettpa Elm 9rittel aler ,SriarS" anf
Den Gbilippinen ausma6eu. aber
oitd fir jene aatbolifen, nelde In
bos aompigeihrei Der Sugen gegen
Die Wouhc einltimmten, muB Der
aeidiloerte 9rief idmer auf benz
Wtoaen liegen. Sober Wenib funn
irren, MIR Der 9umme i'm Srrtbum
berbarren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-11-04

Sobam gapt. Geib, aft So s., per-
iionirter 8eiitlider. T.: gogorh IS.
De Weiue, alt 1 Wonat; Wifel
8rofie, alt 60 s., Saglobner; @liie
Shiis, alt IA S., Gbefrait bon Gamil
9euti6, @iienbobnbeamter; Sobann
Geter 9ennemepet, oft 7 Sage. g.:
Seinrih WutbiaS Bonapentura ST.
ider, aft 68 s.. IiiefuranS.9 DIRECTOR.
g.: Sobnnn 8eter Stoos, oft 5 s.;
Soiepb 2aBape, alt ~ s., Inter.
nebmer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

t. be Inserted three tIme1 and the
committee is empowered 20 reject any
or all bids. if a reasonable offer shall
not be presented. That the committee
msy ro' be lut 10 q guess the term
reasonable is defined in the meas
ure which specifies that the maximum
price for printing daily notices must
not exceed 81 a square for the first
insertion and % cents a square for
each subsequent insertion. II the bids
should be in excess Of the figures
named, they must be rejected. The
ordinance is somewhat defective, how
ever, in that it does not make pro-
vision for compelling the daily papers
to accept its terms. When it comes
to asking bids for notices TO be print
ed daily, the Budget, News and Asto-
rian may timidly demand $40 a square
for each insertion The committee may
reject the bids, but this viii not help
the situation, for the reason that there
are only three dailies here and bet
ter bid will not be forthcoming So
the notices will not be published and
the improvements will not be made,
is also interesting 10 note that the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09
MUST EE \ JOKE.
WAYS and Means Committee to
Fix Printing Prices.

Councilman Brix, the only surviving
member OF the old ways and means
committee, which made so much trOu-
bic for itself over the city advertising
last night introduced a somewhat
freakish ordinance affecting the mat
ter, and embodying the recommenda-
tions Of the committee. The ordinance
authorizes the new ways and means
committee to enter into contract with
the Herald Publishing Company for
printing those city notices which are
10 be published weekly, the figures be-
ing 25 cents a square Twelve lines)
for the first insertion and Is cents
a square for each subsequent inser-
tion. The ordinance further authorizes
the committee to advertise in the
weekly publications for bids for printing
those notices which must be printed
in daily paper. The advertisement is
and there'n be a general mix-up. It
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

ways and means committee now pro-
poses 10 pay more for N" city adver-
tising than would have been paid had
the ofier Of the Budget been accepted.
This is the kind ~ economy that Is
disastrously practicrd and It is not at
all reasonable to suppose that a level
headed council will pass the Brix ordi-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09
NOTICE

During the absence In China ~ An
Dugg. senior partner and general man
agcr OF the Hop Hing Lung Company,
the anairs Of the nrm will BE- managed
by Ju Young. through whom all bust;
ness must be transacted.
Hop HlNi LtNG 4 GO
116 Bond St. Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

81 was nearly overcome by gas
again" remarked the man who had
come from the suburbs. When did It
occur?" "At the usual time. When the
company rendered its bIll."-Tit-Bit
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

He I certainly had reason 90 think
you cared for me- Shr-Hut ! make 10
n point 20 be- nice to every man. no
matter how stupid be- is Detroit Free
Press
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

nance
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

A woman who knows a great deal
likes 10 take others into her conf
dence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-09

When q man makes a mistake he
usually looks about for the fellow who
Is 10 blame therefor.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-15
The Election.

Nashville, Aug. 1O.-The Demo
Gratis have carried the State in the
races for judges of the Supreme
Court and of the Chancery Court of
Appeals. The Democrats have also
won in the judicial races in the
Knoxville and Chattanooga districts.
In the congressional districts where
Democratic primaries were held the
results seem to have been as follows:
Fourth district, Fitzpatrick; Sixth
district, Gaines; Seventh district,
Padgett; Eight district, Sims );
Ninth district, Pierce. Chairman
Thompson, of the State Democratic
executive committee, from the re-
turns received, estimates that the
majority in the State for the judicial
ticket will be in the neighborhoOd Of
10000. The indications are, too,
that independents have been unsuc-
cessful in every contest except that
where Fairbanks was elected attOr-
new general over Davis in the Tulla-
hOma district.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-15
THE WONDERFUL GALAPAGOS.
The Islands Reported to Be as Full
of Minerals as a Shad is of Bones
Fortune in Sulphur.

San Francisco, Aug. 11.-Capt. Rich
ard Nye, who was one of those on the
steamer W. S. Phelps, tells of many
wonders of Galapagos islands, which
that vessel recently visited. In an in
terview he said: THE islands are as
full of minerals as shad is of bones.
On Albemarle there is an extinct era
ter, miles in diameter, in which there
is in sight 10000 tons of pure sui
phur. The crater is about ten miles
inland, and a tramway will be neces-
sary for transportation to the coast,
but this should be small matter,
considering the possible profit.
Zone of the queer things in Abe
marie is that it is overrun with wild
dogs. These animals are q mOngrel
breed. and were left on the island by
whalers. The dogs have become wild,
and are extremely vicious. They are
wolf-like in their habits and run in
drcves."
Capt Nye also tells of remark
able lake, on the island of Chatham,
at an elevation of 5000 feet above the
sea level. This lake, according to the
captain, rises and falls with the tide,
and no sounding line has ever reached
its bottom. Many relics of an ancient
race were found.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-15
School Rally.

Walnut Grove Church, in the
Thirteenth district Of Hardeman
county, was the scene last week of
one of the most enthusiastic school
rallies ever held in the county. The
crowd was estimated at about 800.
The morning session was given to
short educational talks by County
Superintendent D. E. Bishop, En-
nest Mcdaniel, J. L. Afford and
others. After the well-fiIled basket
dinner, to which ample justice was
done, all the pupils, representing the
various schools in the neighborhood,
formed in line, each represented by
a banner upon which the name was
printed, and marched around and
into the church, where singing was
had, while the remainder of the time
was spent in discussions pertaining
to the betterment of public schools.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-15
NAVIGATION IN THE FUTURE.
Thomas a. Edison Believes In the
Electric Automobile, But Isn't
So Sure About Aerial Work.

Copenhagen, Aug. 1.-The official
organ of the press exhibition, which
was opened here on June II, prints
a letter from Thomas A. Edison in re-
ply TO queries as to his opinions con-
corning motor, traction and aerial
navigation. Mr.. Edison's letter reads
as follows:
81 believe that within 80 years near
" all railways will discard steam To-
comotives and adopt electric motors,
and that the electric automobile will
displace the horses almost entirely.
In the present state of science there
are no known facts by which one
could predict any commercial future
for aerial navigation
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-15
1DENT1FICATIoNs COMPLETE.
The Chicago Police Increasing The1r
Efforts to Find BarthOIfn.

Chicago, Aug. developments in
the mysterious murders of Minnie
Mitchell and Mrs. Annie Bartholln
led the police to increase their EFFORTS
to locate William J. Bartholin, re-
spectively fiance and son of the two
women.
At the inquest over the body of the
older woman, which was found Sat
unday night crammed into hole IN
the cement floor of the Bartholln
home, neighbors readily identified the
corpse as that of Mrs. Bartholin. The
burial of Minnie Mitchell by her fam
ily removed all doubt in the public
mind that the body found in the field
at Seventy-fourth and States streets,
last week, was that of the girl, who
was last seen with Bartholin. Com
plete hearing over Mrs. Bartholin's
body was postponed by the coroner
until August &c, in the hope that ad-
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-08-15
SENATOR M'MILLAN'S DEATH.
Gov. Bliss of Michigan Orders that
All Due HOnOrs be Paid to
the Dead Senator.

Lansing, Mich, Aug. 11.-Gov. Bliss
has issued a proclamation on the
death of Senator Mcmillan, ordering
the flags on the capitol and all other
state buildings to be half-masted I'M
til after the funeral. During the flu
neral services all state departments
will be closed, and as far as circum-
stances will permit justices of the
supreme court, state officers and
heads of departments are requested to
attend the funeral.