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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02
HIVE, NO. "a, l.. o. T. NJ.

Meet first and third Fridays of each month at
6A5 p m. in |. o. o. F. hall over Postofijce. Ali
l.. o. T. MS cordially invited.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02

In the Superior Court OF the State of Washing
ton for the County of Yakima.
Geo. +. Lewis. Plaintiff,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-23
VISIT TO
THE CRATER
Fresno Mans Story
of the KiIauea
Scenes.
A TOURISTS
IMPRESSIONS
Interesting Tales OF a Visit to the
Greatest OF the Active
Volcanoes.
tspcci.i TO the Advertiser.l

SAN FRANCISCO. June 81. l. Nc
clcIland writes 10 the Fresno Republican
IS follows:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
aus r8unbes6auptituOt. a , t.
Moibin0toii, %. No

Syn Der NSHlulQr QplgelluIlS pes
&riegsbepartements 1T ioeben einIuS=
ipeis iiber bic pdbrenb Der IeBten neun
@ionate erfoIgte @infubr bon Smt-
Delsortifeln nod Sllba peroftentIl1t
mproen.
Der 8eri9t i9Iisbt nit bem 81.
MGr5 ab uno bsSiffert bic Ginfubr
pGbrenb Der s-=:v$huteu 3eitperiope
duf &aaren i'm Wertbe pUn $49, ,Gi5,a
748 gegen $48,936,193' fir ben ent=
fpre6enben 3eitraum i'm @priabre.
Die 2lusfubr belief ii6 auf $33, ,S47,z :
749 eeeen $40,368,995. Bon ben
8ereinigten Stuoten ,puroen in &lba
pGbreno bes genannten 3eitraums
So, POI 1926 eineefiibrt, cine tlcine
3unabme gegen bic entfpre9enbe 3eit=
peripoe bes 8oridbrs.
Die 4usfubr nu9 Der 8ereinigten
Stuuten belief fi9 auf $22,158, 1868,
cine 4bnabme gegen lebtes Sabr bon
$4,50O,00O.
Sn Der britif6en 8otidaft bieB cs
beute, bab Der @eIunb6eitsauitanb bes
8oti9afterS ii9 erbebIi1 sebciIert ba=
be.
2aut benz beutigen 2tuspeiIe bes
S9obdmtes betrGgt Der berfiiobare
8oarbeitanb $1S6,491 ,044, tpuppn
$95, ,665, ,062 in @plb ift. Ousu fpmmt
bic Gplb Referpe BON $3.50, 100000.
Slu 6 tperfuh.
Canton, 8, %. Wai
Georee Saco5 tpbt, SOmer Stone
ipabriheinli9 lebenssefdbrlia perlebt
unb @barles 9teanti ebenfalls i9iper,
penn ni9t IebenssefdbrIi6 Dertpunz
ret. 0us 1T in tursen @orten bas
&eiultat Der beutigen Greignii1e in
benz bieiieen Nrbeitsba e. Dc, ms
labt puroe bic 9luttbat bur6 Den
@eriu6 bes @efansenen 9iganti, feis
ne 8efreiung aus bem glrbeitsbauIe
gu be3ipeden, in pel9em er Strafarz
belt gu perbiiBen bat. 9iganti ndbm
einen seeigneten 9lugenbIid pabr unb
5pg elmer Da1e ben 2epulber aus
Der Saf6e init tpelhem er ouf cine
fribere @a6e. @eorge SacOb, S9iifie
ut9ob. Der Wd6ter 9omer StDne
fam Sacob i9neG gu 9iilfe unb ped=
felte einige S9iiiie nit 9iganti.
Stpne erbielt babel 8pei ShuBpuns
ben. 2lts Die S9ieBerei i'm i9Oniten
@ange mar ,iu9ten mebrere Geiunses
ne gu entipringen; allein es gelan9
ben Wa9en, bies erfolgrei9 gu pers
binbern. Die poli5ei lpuroe alsbalb
6er6eigerufen, funO aber bereits Die
Rube pienerherQeitellt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23

Sroteites peranlaBt fono. SSntol9e ole'
1es Brote1es lollen angeptld Die
StsIungen oes GroBfiiriten Seorg,
als Goupernsur BON Mostau, uno oes
Pplt3si9efs 5repoff eri9iittert iein.
0araufbin ioq Der GrpBfiirit WIaois
mir bic SbeiInabme on Der gu @bren
oes PrGiibentsn 2oubet peranitdIteten
parabe ab9elebnt uno ertldrt bdben,
er ItelIe iicb nt6t unter nWtntelaopos
tatsn". Der 9rpbfiirit Wlaotmtr
iibertrua bann bas &ommanoo Der
Stuppen oem @eneral Rebbinoer,
Oils Die Oinge Iotpeit geoieben pdren,
eriff Der Gar perfDnlih elm uno be-
fabl bem @robfiiriten gicoldus Die
pdrdbe gu tommanbiren.
!3arsfoie.5eIo, %. @tai.
Der Gar, Der Yrdiibent 2pubet unO
Die &oilerinz@itttpe nabmen oie sroBs
Sruppenparabe ab. Der Gar erlGien
Supferbe, tpGbrenb Der prGiiDent 2ou'
Bet, bic 3arind unb bic 9robfiirittn
Sergius in &uti9en bic 5rpnt oec
Regimenter entlane fubren. Der 3ar
uno Der 9rdiibsnt ipuroen BEL i6rem
gintreffen BON Der sroben Wtaiie Der
3ui4uuer begeiitert besriibt.
3arSfoie-SeIo, %. Woi.
9ei Dem 6riibitiid, pel9es Der
Pdrabe folgte, bra9te Der Gar ben
fpIgenOen Srintfpru9 aus:
n9err PrGiibentl Die Sruppen,
peI4e sic ipeben beii4tieten,
freuen ii9 oes @orsuees, eli
nem 10 bodsei9GBten befrsunoeteH
unb Derbiinbeten Stdatsoberbaupte
@bren eripeiien gu biirfen. Die Spms
patbien Der ruifif6en Nrmee fir Oas
slOrrei4e Seer 6rantrei9s iinb Sbnen
betannt. Sic beeriinben cine Waffen>
briiberi9aft, auf peIbe mir nit UNI 10
srDBerer 8efrieDtsung bliden tOnnen,
als Die gepdltige Wto6t ni9t gln>
sriffs5neden btsnen ipu, ipnbern, i'm
8esentbeiI, ibre 8eitimmung in Der
@rbaItun9 bes Deltfriebens unb als
ShuBne6r Der @oblfahrt unb bes
6orti9rittes Der 80lter erblidt.
rSS9 erbebe mein @las auf oieWo6ls
fabrt unb ben Hubm ber9lrmee 5rants
rei9s."
Der PrGiibent 9oubet erpteberte:
rStrel Sd bante Guerer MaieftGt,
bab Sic mir Die SSreube bereitet baben,
bic portreffli9en 9ruppen bepunbern
gu tOnnen, beren itolSe Saltung, trtes
gerii9er S9ritt uib Siherbeit Der
8epegungen elm 8epeis bafiir iino,
oaB Die rufiii9e Nrmee itola i6ren be-
pd9rten Ruf gu tpabren peiB. 90 tpie
Spmpatbie uD5 geTeiniame SntereIs
len Die beioen @0Ifer perbinDet, 10
tniipft Die 8riiberf9oft Der @affen
uno bic gegenfeitige 9l9tung bas
6reunbesbanb 5pii9en ben beiben
armeen. 9ieIe 9epaltige 5ruppen>
md6t bebrobt gliemanben, aber bietet
&ubluno unb Sranfrei9 Die @efpGbr
bafiir, baB iie ibre 93e6te perfc9ten
uno unter tbrcm S6ube rubig ben
Fru6tbringenben 9(rbeiten pblieecn
tOnnen, tpel6e ben @obIItanb Der beis
ben Natiunen bermebren uno ibren Ies
eitimen @tnfluB itGrten.
nSm Namen Der frana0Iifben Dir
NEE, ipeI9e bic Gbre ni9t pergefen
bat, tpel9e @uere MaieTtdt i6r BEL i6@
rem Man0bern ertpieien baben, leere id
mein @las auf bas 6ebeiben uno ben
Rubm Der tapferen 9trmee &uBlanbs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
Orb s G ben.
9(tIonta, 60, %. @oi.

g(tIonta, 60, %. Meoi.
@pn 2tuguItine, Qla., trifft Ioeben
ole g2u6ri9t elm, buB bort um Wlitters
nabt me6rere bemertbare @rberf6iits
terungen itattsefunOen bdtten.
8onben g biGppinen.
N2anilo, %. Mtai.
gBie au ertparten ltanb, ilt Der pes
aen Sabnenflu9t Dor bem 6einbe gum
Spbe our9 ben Strang perurtbeilt ges
tpeIcne Soloat Waqer, alias 9opdro,
aus Der Soft entlafen poroen. Der
8eneral 0beaton tonnte ii4 nit benz
triegs9eri6tli9en GrtenntniHe ni9t
einberitanben ertldren, neil bic Soens
titdt BoQer's nit bem 0eierteur ni4t
uber alien 3peifel feititebe, oann ober
aud oesbdlb, fpeil ibm nd9trdgli9.
Telbit penn er tpirtltdb fdbnenflii4tig
mar, per8ie6en porben fet. Man bate
i'm nGmlitb bis Dor tur3er 3eit gu iebr
pi6tigcn aunbi9dfteroieniten per'
pcnoet.
en- Ranild Iinb Bis jebt 1,108 G6os
lcrafd[le amtli6 gemelbet, tpopon 1856
tootli6 berliefen. Nus ben propin5en
tommt bic gld6ri9t, bab bon 1852
Grfrantten 1904 Iturbcn.
9rabtIoie SeIegrnph'
1,e.
glew gorf, %. Wiai.
giner0spsi9s Oes rSerdlO" 5ufOlse,
tpslds iosben BON 9.ualisu, Trantrei4,
einottroffen lit, nurOsn in j.ner 9es
oenb, etnd 10 Wtsilsn pom Wteeres'
itronbs entfernt, 9sriu6e nit frun3Os
iiIdsr brubtloier 9slsgrdphie unters
nommen. Gin.s berSnitrum.nte fpurcs
auf bem amerifantI6en 9riegsi9iff
,RaIbOin.", unb bus anosrs ebenfoas
auf sin,m ameritanii6snS9iffe unters
o,6ra6t. gluf Der .Raibpille" beobs
a6tete 9ieutenant SObu Ul. apogins
BON 5lotten Department Die 8ers
fu6e. 2luf oem anbsrsu S9tffs md4te
qisuienant Waairs bic gsObddtungsn.
Die sinaiae Qudri6t, fpelbs usbit oem
2lnruf Gauf Der .Roibpills" eintrdf,
beitdno aus ben Dorten: gRecebe5s
boiis? reipon6e3." gu oeiitif etua;
grbalten2 QntmorD.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
g p a n II.
D2o6rio, %. @fai.

Die 9lumenihladlt in ben @Grten
oes ebemaIigen Shloiies 9uen getiro
nobm einen gl1njenoen GerIoui, OBJ.
pobG Ser lonenoe Sonnenihein eineln
betpolften &immel bel fiiblem 8inoe
GloB gemodlt bate
Ser breite Mittelrpeg Der @1rten
bot oos ,,S6lahtiel0" oor. 81 bel.
Sen Seiten iporen Sribiinen erridtet,
Die pon elegant gcfIeiOeten 3uifjoi.
ern beiebt paren. Inter lebteren ma.
rem nobI alle ariitofrntiiden SAINT
lien Sponien's pertreten. Beridie.
oene SunOert prddltig nit @lumen
eeidmiidter 8rlmf. uno Sdaumogen
iEbren Die Strube binob. Inter ben
nit beion6erer a1tuit oreefertister
eefpoItigen glumeuitiiden fielen be-
ion6ers elm 9tligntor, Elm S6metter'
ling, cine @onoel, cine nrtite gaie,
cine 9beefanne, Elm japaneiii6er ga.
der imO Dos foniglid)e 8appen auf
IGodcn, Die in Stoiie gefIeioet mo-
rem, oeren 5orbsH 81 ben gliimen
pobten, fubren aii oen 8agen
9luf Der fonigli6en Iribiine be.
merfte man neben oem Sonige Die
a6nigin.D1ittter, ole Rrin5en iro
grin3eiiinnen unb Die fremOen 6iirit'
Iihfeiten. Ter aorig trug Die llni'
form zines ipanii6en @eneraIfdpi'
fans. Or. Z. g. W. GurrD inO ieine
gegleiter batten ibre Siee in Der er.
iten gieibe Der fur ole frentoen @e'
inn6ten beitimmten Sribiine.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
Statien.
@enuo, %. lD1ai.

gilbert 30. Saplpr, Der Batter Der
Margaret SabIor. pel9e dnaebli9 in
Sabre 1898 in Cincinnati BON ibrer
Sunte CLARA 5aplor geraubt lpuror.
1T bier eingetroffen, nm feline SO9ter
suriid3ubplen. Clara Saplpr unb ibre
g}i9te purben ppn ben italieniI9en
8eb0rben ermittelt uno feitgebalten.
IS beibt, boB bic Geri6te CLARA
Saplpr nidht itrafredtItp perfOlgen
perben, neil iie lie fir un3ure6,
nunosfdbio hditen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
DIES 6rantrei6 fir Nmeritu empfin'
bst

DIES 6rantreib fir 9lmerita empfin'
bet.
abfubrt bes r@auGotS".
Gope 9oin:, Do, %. Mai.
Oos fronSOiii9e S9loauaifF
nSauIois" nit ben franaDiiI6en Somz
mifdren an SOrb, lptIde Der in
@aibinstpn erfOlgenben Gntbulung
Der ROdambeau Statue beisupobnen
ge0enfen, bat ole glnfer 0e-
li1tet lno lit noh 9lmnpolis ubge.
fabren. Oas @brtngeleit nuroe Dem
frar3Oiii9en Srie9siuiff Boa ben
folgeuben ameritaniIdben Shiffen ge=
eeben: oSIpntSio", .aearioree" uno
,Ilabama".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
A|5z@aint 30 Eierre cine
zBE eilBigc Guinc,

Steme Smsbrtd)e ppn Nspnt 4elee nerppanS. .gem bas
0Serf Der 3erit6rmng Slasemeine sSlud)t aus
Sort De sSrance. Sie samsc Smel ct. Sins
cent NIT Ssermid)tmmg bebrpbt. NrdiiSent
SUmbet mnb Der Gsar. Sie framsDiiifem Gate
ia 0Saibingtpn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
Giferfu6 6 t.

Webb Gitp, Mo., q. Naui.
$. 80. Mepers, Elm berporragenber
&dufmunn Der Stabt, purpe BON
benz @rbeiter 20. s.. @aanet srf6oi>
fen. @iferiu1t mar ser 8epeggruno
3ur Shat.
@rnber Qonhherfnuf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23

Der sr0bte 2anopertauf Der je iiber
bic @ren5sn bes Stuates WtinneIotd
bindus srfolgte, 1T fpeben db9eidlOhen
pprben. Die @reat Rortbern 8ubnz
eeIeGI6uft pertdufte iibsr $4,000 ader
ibres @rdn6eigtnt6ums in MdrlSon
gorntp an bic !oenrb 6. Suttle 2aro
@p. in Sllinois.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23


9lls Der erbiinbete &aplun Wiilburn
bic 5cnatsIibung nit oem iibIi9enGe'
Bet er0ffnet bate, unb eben Ods &dpi'
iol berlieb, purbe er Don einem our9'
aebenOen Dagenpferbe gu goben &C.
rifien. Dos 9ugsp sins ibm bierb
iiber ben 5ub bintpee unb trernte bic
arobe 3ebe db, pdbrenb bic dnoeren
Ihpere 9erlebunsen uuftpeiIen. Der
llnFaa toiirbe porausii9tlib nod lbs
Iere Gyolqen baboneetrdgen baben,
penr ni6t bic Sodter bes 9eiftli6en
nit arSSer 9eiitesgesenndrt oieien,
Der bireff Dot BEN odberrdienben See
fdbrte fanb. nod Bel Seite se5erri
bdtte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
St nftts G 80 ini it. er.
WaIbinoton, q. Mai.

Gs ptro oerii6ert, oab PrGiioeni
Eooiepelt 5pei neue &obinettsmitglie,
Der i'm 2lu9e babe, nGmlicb ben iebiger
Senator qrit4arb BON gtprbsGaroli.
ma, befen Sermin am nd6iten 4.NlGr5
abIGuft, ais Ro9foIger bcs 2(derbau-
ietretGrs WiIipn, unb ben &eprdIen.
tanten MetcaIf BON California ala
Rudfplger bes GERM Sit6cpd i'm 0e.
partement bes Snnern. Weber biz
Siibitaoten, nod Die pacifictiiIte rib
men ii9 gegenlpdrtis Der @ertretuue
i'm &abinett. Oprt itnb nur gietps
Yort, MaTa9uIetts, YennipIpanien,
Obio, Mihpuri, Soma unb @isconiin
pertreten.
Solte bic @orIage, rpel6e bus neu.
SanbeIss s0epartement Ihdfft, GeIee
iperben, 70 1T, pie aus better Queut
perlautet, Der. SetretGr bes YrGIioens
ten, Serr 9epree 9. Gortelpou, fir baa
neunte pprtefeuille auserleben. 9a.
our6 piirbe benz Staate gletp 0ori
mod Elm 3fpeiter &abinettspoiten Sufdl.
len. 9tlerbinss bGnsen bic Srauber
fir 9errn gortelppu nod ettpas bod,
bd es teinespegs iider ftbab bien8ia"
in Der sesenlpGrtigen Seiiipn nod 5uI
Gnnabme gelan9t. SIN Senat lit bic
fcIbe 3lpar Our9eegangen. aber i'm
Sauss&oulite fir Sanbelspeien i6etni
fie feitaulieeen. @s baben ii9 70 pielt
S6pterieteiten binii6tli6 Der @rup'
pirune Der perI9iebsnen Bureaus un.
ter bem S9abamt einers uno BEN
Sanbelsbepdrtement dnoerer1eits er.
eeben, bab 9epburn's &omite bic Ga
6e in belIer @e1Slpeiflung porldufia
,ab atta" eeleet bat, bis Semanb eineu
@riabnesSaben Iiefert, Inn benz Gomi'
te aus bem 2dbpriutb beraus5ubelfen.
Die2ife Der Spfer.
Goliuo, Ser, 21. Mai.
Reunsia Gpbte unb 103 8erpunbete
finb bic Spfer bes i6redli9en SOrnas
bps, Der am Spnntage uniere Staot
Staet beinliu9te.
0as biitorii9e StGbt9en 1T bu4s
ftGbli6 bonn @rpbooen perl6nunoen.
Bon ben $50 Sduiern Iino nur nod
Sriimmer porbanben.
Widn fiir6tet, baB 20 BON ben 8er'
lebten iterben nerben.
Die YtIiS BON @ictpria 1T CUR
9iilfeleiitung aufeeboten iporoen.
Nus pielen Sbsilen besStdates trefs
fenRa9ri9ten iiber Sturmi9dben ein
Gau morb.
&unIas Gitn, No., 21. Mai.
DIR 81 Sabre alte itGlienii9e Got
ipirt6 Spe 8drepne tpurbe beute gu
friiber MprgenItunDs in ieiaem 2os
fale BON einem 8dnbiten erI6oilen.
Der RaubmDrber betrdt Die benz
llnionbabnbof gegeniiber Iiegenbe
@irtbI9aTt BON Der Union 2penue
aus uno perlangte bic 0erausgabe pes
@elbes. 8arepne fpeigerte ii9, unD es
fam gu einem Sapbsemenge, in BEL
fen 8erGauf flint S9iiiTe fielen, BON
benen orei trafen. Der 9tduber ents
flob na9 polIbra6ter 3bat nit Der
&aiIe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1902-05-23
9 bftftuns.
94cprid. EQ.. 81. U(o


pcoria, SG., q. Mai.
sSn Der Stdbt berrI6t grobe
2(ufregung iiber einen 8ranbitifter,
btFsn 3reiben bereits "a Pferbe gum
Spfer gefalIen iin0. Gr Deriu9te aud
ben StdlI Der 9eoria 2iOerp &c., in
benz 65 Yferbe iteben, in 8ranb gu
Iteden, oies 8erbre6er tpurbe inoeB
olIfli6er DeiIe bel 3eiten entbedt.
SpGter geldng es bem 80Iepibt ben
StaQ binter Der Snten'i6en WGl6ez
rel in granb gu itcden. Die 8Gs
i9erei uno Der Stdll nit bier pfers
Ben gingen in 6lummen auf.
SpGter purDen nod 3pei anbere
S!Glle in 8ranb aeitedt.
Ser 9iireermeiIter 8rpaH fat auf
bic @rgreifung uno llsberfiibrulg bes
8ranOitifters sinen Preis BON $500
ausgefebt.
Q 0 m g 8obIenerdbersS treif.
Springfielb, ST., q. Mai.
Die 5pii6en Oem Prdiioenten Der
yllniteb U(ine @orfsrs Of gmsrica" /,
Sobn Mit9eu, uno bsm gertreter Der
3e9enbefiBer, 80. 80. aeefer, amSdmz
flag in 9aJleton, Pa., er3ielte 9eritdns
bigung ipurbe bier befannt gemd6t
unO nit grObem 9eifaG aufgenommen.
Dem 2lbtommsn 3ufolge bdben bic
3e6en bes Springfielbsr Subbiitritts
bus ae9t bic S9i9ten unb 8elegs
manni9aften mad 9elisben unbgeburf
81 berboppeln. Qotdlperbdnoe ober
Gin3elmitgIieber, ipel6e Ii9 Der auss
iibung bieies Re6ts pioerIeben, iols
len, ben 9eitimmungen Der 8erfaiIung
Der ,llniteb Wline Qgorters" gemGb,
beitraft nerben. 2lrbeiter, pelhe ii9
in ibrem gis6te auf gsI6dftiguns pers
tiir3t ieben, boben oemgegsniiber ans
fprp6 uuf i6isbsgeri6tli6s Gnti6eis
bung ibrer 8ei9perbsn. Gomitss Der
3e9enbeIiBer unb Der 9ergIeuts BEG
SpringfisIber 9iItritts unter5ei9nstsn
bas gbtommsn, tpel6es Bis gum /.
m2di 1903 in aroft bleibt.
@robfeuer.
philadelphia. pa, q. Ulat.
en- bsm 9robm GtbduOe SO. go
260 q. groab Ctr, brad elm 9rono
aus. Sn oem Gsbduoe befinoen ii4 Der
orobe Departments Sdoen BON
Wdrt Bros. unb bic Geidaftslotalta
tGten Der Columbia 9lutomobiIe 80.
9as 6ubnsmann 6oipital, zines Der
orDsten 2ranisnbduisr Der Staot,
befinbet Ti6 in unmitteIbdrer yldbe oes
brennenben @ebdaoes. Bel Gbisnbun9
bieIer DspsI6s perbsn bic patienten
in's Sfsie aebrd6t.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-02-05

ages all attempt at part songs until his
young pupils, some Of whom are high
school misses can successfully produce
that peculiarly pure tone which is the
sign manual of the singing school. The
wisdom OF this limitation to the efforts
OF children in public concert work has
been demonstrated thoroughly at differ
ent entertainments before competent
critics, who have been unanimous In say
ing that the school in chorus rendition did
marvelously beautiful work Other fea-
lures highly commended have been the
perfect time and faultless attack OF the
young singers, even in some choruses
which are seldom heard except when sung
by skilled professional troupes.
Children members Of this singing class
are from all sections of the city and rep
resent sdinerelt Christian denominations.
It has always been the Intention OF the
founder OF this school that each young
person trained to sing skilfully therein,
should use his or her talent for the COM
fort OF parents at home, for aid In wor-
ship in church and for the entertainment
OF comrades in school. That these re-
suits have been attained In a high de-
gree. Is ampl i testifed to by parents, pas
tors and teachers all over the city.
Christmastids always finds these singing
school h1ldrsn engaged as choriatera -
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BOAT BUILDING ON
GREAT NORTHERN LAKES
New Ships Will Increase Cargo Capacity 30OO000 TonMany
Radical Changes in Principles Noted.

i built. The type seems to have been
abandoned. The universal agreement as
| to the proper size is ship about 400 feet
long, varying perhaps so to 40 feet either
way, 50 feet beam and % feet depth, with
a capacity OF from 5000 to- 5000 tons.
This agreement was foreshadoWed a year
ago, now it is very evident. Every one
of the twenty -elgnt cargo ships under way
by the American shipbuilding company IS
of this class.
Barge Loses Favor.
Another concensus OF opinion, after long
trial and agitation, Is that the towing
type Of barge, to be pulled by a steamer,
is not economical. Three and four years
ago it was the plan of the leading build
ers of lake tonnage that they should have
two barges for every steamship, the
barges to be pulled from port to port by
the steam vessel.
To-day there is not one steel barge un-1
der way for American owners. OF the
four building. two are for Canadian in.
terest and the rest are Of wood, to go
with the steamers Of line owned by a
shipbuildlng yard.
Another change, more manifest than
ever, though it has been coming for years,
Is the elimination Of the wood ship. But
two of these are now under way, neither.
Of them steamers. There is now but one
shipyard on the lakes that builds vessels
Of wood.
Attempt Ended in Failure.
The spasmodic attempt Of lake ship
owners to build vessels for combined lake
and ocean service, doomed from the first,
the statistics of this year show to have
been utterly Abandoned Not one ship
for this service is now under way The
two ships for ocean service shown in the
tables are Of size SO large that when
once taken to the sea they can never re-
turn. Even these two were under way
more than year ago and are not to be
considered in the development Of lake
shipbutlding ideas in 1902 They are both
7,0OO-ton ships, too long to be f1oated out
Of the lakes, and will be cut in two be-
fore leaving Lake Erie, and joined to-
gether again below the st. Lawrence
canal. ..r .-+ '.. e.7
Even this class OF competition with the
shipbuilders of the Atlantic coast, thought
for some time as of promising Importance,
will be abandoned II the lake yards can
lind sufficient work to keep them even
fairly busy.
The new ships destined for lake cargo
use Will give an increased capacity on
the lakes, loss from wrecks deducted, of
about 100000 tons for 1902. =
Passenger traffic of the great lakes Is
increasing to such an extent that pres
ent accommodations are not sufficient. It
is expected that by the spring of 1903
there Will be at least five splendid and
commodious passenger vessels added to
the Steel heet Of the lakes.
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important festival services at various
churches even as early as o'clock in the

important festival services at various
churches even as early as o'clock in the
morning on Christmas Day.
The library Of the school contains many
beautiful carols that are in general use
among the churches on Christmas Day,
and also Easter Day. For national fes-
tivals the boys and girls of the school
under direction of their trainer, sing
America "The Star Spangled Banner"
and .The Stars and Stripes Forever with
perfection of style and beauty of tone
such as no other group of children can
easily equal. There is also virile force
to these patriotic airs as rendered by the
singing school chorus which gives these
well-known songs an entirely new color
ing to the casual listener
Many requests for choruses and also
children soloists come to the manage
ment OF the school from different public
school principals and church aid socie-
ties, and there is a uniform compliance on
the part of trainer and singers.
The school is designed and managed as
public benefaction for the valuable
training Of all Minneapolis children in a
most useful art, and wherever assistance
can be furnished teachers generally it is
most cheerfully given. The expense Of
maintaining this singing school has been
partially met by a nominal monthly fee
charged each pupil and also by the net
receipts from benefit concerts. There has,
however, been much of a deficiency to
be met by the philanthropist who founded
the school seven years ago. But the finan-
cial support of the institution is too much
for one person to guarantee and should
have at least several interested men and
women organized to maintain and conduct
the school.
The teacher who was selected to train
the many children attending the numer-
Gus weekly practices lis gentleman rec
ognized in the community as one Of Its
best musicians either for oratorio work
with large adult choruses or for the sue
cessful handlinG of : choir ot men and
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While there were more ships under way
on the lakes year ago than there are
now, their seasonal caIacity was less by
10000 tons, SO many OF them were small
craft, passenger boats and tugs.
Big Types Abandoned.
After years of experiment and argu-
ment on the part of lake ship owners and
builders, three things have apparently
been settled ut last The most i'm
portant perhaps is. that Of the economical
size for cargo ships. Ut to- two years
ago lake builders were constantly striv-
dng after bigger ships. They forced the
government to deepen and enlarge it's
connecting channels by being always in
the lead with ships that could move on
greater draugnt tan was available. They
gradually increased their capacity until
In ten years they advanced from a maxi
mum OF 5000 20 $500 tons.
Two years ago they built ships that
carried 5000 net tons on a draft OF 1S
feet. The question was when would the
ultimate size be reached and where was
the limit for profitable lake ships. Now
1sone Of these biggest ships are being
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There has existed in Minneapolis since
the first Of March, 1895, an institution
unique as an educational factor In the
United States. It is singing school,
not the vocal class OF tradition or OF the
earlier days. but singing school for
children of both sexes, designed to train
them in tone production only, by methods
not vet in vogue among American singing
masters. The system, however, is. mot
new or without plenty of graduated sing
ers who most thoroughly attest its re-
markable efficiency. It is an English
method that has been used in this sing
ing school, a method that has brought into
prominence some delightfully."- sweet
voices, both among the boys and the girls
Of our city.
The management of the singing school
has thought. it best not to bring OUT
the several pupils Of the class who have
become proficient as child soloists even
though in their concert work they sang
with tones not d1stinguishable from the
voices Of finished adult sopranos or altos
The one idea has been to get from these
young and tender natures pure treble
capable of both piano and forte passages
in chorus singing with ability to reach
high G easily wherever required II sing
ing IN unison.
The instructor q this school dlscour-