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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19
HORSES, CARRIAGEs--F0R SALE

HORSES, CARRIAGES--FOR SALE
wIDMAYER & PRENDERGAsT. 414 Sd ST
sHorsss harness. gagGns 6uggies rapoeF
changed for old: largest line IN city. Tela-
phone, 2702 JS, main.
FROST & CO.'S SALE STABLES. HEAD
quarters for the sale Of all classes Of horses
A large assortment always on hand. Pars
time and guarantee given. II I'd st N.
JUST ARRIVED AT BAKERS, LIVERY
STABLE, Is ROYALSTON AV, a car load Of
matched carriage teams and single drivers;
prices reasonable.
KELLY & ZIMMERMAN, NORTH SIDE
Horse and Mule Market. Just received, 40
head Of horses and mules, draft horses, drlv-
ers and general purpose horses. Call and
examine our stock. Our stables are located
at 1928 Washington av N.
TWO CARLOADS or SECONDHAND LOG.
gng horses, two carloads Of choice drivers
and delivery horses and number of saddle
ponies for sale cheap on this market. Call
and examine our large assortment Of all kinds
OF horses before buying elsewhere. Part time
e''1A' - BARRETT & ZIMMERMAN,
Midway Horse Market, st. Paul, MINI.
Auction every Wednesday. Private sales
FOR sALE-FULL LEATHER-ToP BUGGY,
new last year. Also mare, years old; good
locker; set good harness. Outfit at a bargain.
Address 1905 Journal.
FOR sALE-CHEAp, A SOUND, S-YEAR-,
old horse; weight about 1880 pounds Kelly
& Lamb, S13 Sd ax S..
carriage, in good repair. Call 1895 1st av S.
HORSES FOR sALE-AT ELWELL's SALE
stable, 615 4th st S. Pair matched driving
horses, very stylish; weight, 200 Also
fine lot Of delivery horses and farm chunks.
FOR sALE-CHEAP, DISCOUNT, ONE
pair farm mares, 5 and years old; one large
team, 5000; six good work horses, for, all
kinds Of light and general purpose; two sets
of double farm harness. Call soon for bar
gain. 100 I'd st N. Haymarket.
ss0-HoRsE, BUGGY, HARNESS; ALL IN
fine condition; have no use for rig; any lady
can drive it.. 1903 Dupont av N.
FOR sALE-AN AL DRIVING TEAM !;
would make, fine carriage team ); weight
| 1900; color chestnut sorrel; . and years DID,
! They will carry their heads as high as you
| wish F. W. .Luthey, Hotel Brunswick, cor
| ner 4th st and Hennepin ay:
HORSES, CARRIAGES WANTED
WANTED SOUND YOUNG PONY, WEIGHT
600 to 7Oo safe for children to drive. r. :
Rains, 81 Nicollet rear. or 2zol Dupont az s:
cows, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC
YOUR CHOICE OF TWO GOOD Mich
! cows as we need only one; one will be fresh
| in few days. 2651 A st Ne.
WANTED FOR TWO COLTS; ny
| barbed wire Good shade and water. 2l2l
Pleasant av. Answer at once.
BICYCLES
4 .>~~~>~~~~~~~ ~~~~o~N>~~~~~~~~
! FIT YOU WHEELS WITH JOHNSON'S 1907
/. tires, SITS to So. Sold BY irst-class dealers,
or ]. n. Johnson & Co.. s15 Nicollet Car
1 rage tires, IS up.
FOR. sALE-LADi'S MONARCH BICYCLE,
4 22-inch drop frame, adjustable handlebars. No.
i so Hartford tires; 70 gear Ffrst.class condi-
/ ton. Has not been ridden 30 miles. Can De
4 make: Just as good as new. Price, $40
4 2013 Stevens av. =.
j FOR TSALE-26-INCH FRAME FOWLER
i wheel new back tire; So. Address 1886
i Journal.
/ a SNAP IF TAKEN AT ONCE ONE LADY s
high grade bicycle and skirt Tor $lb. Cal
3A q nth st.
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" ANTED-YOUNG MEN TO DISTRIBUTE
circulars at Washington and Hennepin, 7
o'clock Tuesday; 81 per day; steady work.
YOUNG MAN TO GO TO ARCHIBALD COL
Iege, lake st, corner Stevens, for shorthand
and business branches Positions secured all
graduates, ....
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A VERY DESIRABLE THREE-CHAIR BAR
Der shop for sale, including building, for $500.
Jp1,rno
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DRUG BUSINESS FOR SALEM GROWING
little Minnesota town. Flrst-class oppor-
tunity for party with small capital. 1888,
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WANTED-EXPERIEN JANIToR FOR
fat building. Married man, without chill
dren. PIT New York Life building.
WANTED-GOOD CLOCKMAKER; YOUNG
man preferred. S. Jacobs G. Co.. $50 Nicol-
let az.
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" ANTED-UNION FRESS FEEDERS. THE
Great Western Printing Co,
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wANnpD-A RESPONSIBLE PARTY 70
take contract to cut up about 500 tons old
boilers, etc. Tools furnished by us. Call at
once Western Scrap Iron Co, 11Ol 4th st S.
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NAN WITH g, COO CASH WANTED TO BUY
paying grocery store in a good place, Or gents
furnishing tore; nothing but new stock: or
to go in partnership with an honet man IN
a good established business. Address T2ia,
Journal
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BELGIAN HAREs

EoR SALE-FINE BELGIAN HARE RAB-
bits. Write Peter Huth, Shakopee. MINI.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
1000 letterheads. $2.1
1000 billheads. -. l.O
1000 business cards 100


RE klkH,, 1900 1899 , s;Is s2s5
ESQ at Third St 1899 1899 Dusinsss cards ios
FOR SALE, 5-BARREL MINNESOTA MILL,
located III best wheat country in Red river
Nordyke & Marman Co. machinery. new Cor
llss engine and boiler; terms, part cash, bal
ance easy terms; don't write unless you mean
business Address $3.50, Journal.
FOR SALlS-THE LEASES, WITH FURNI-
ture, fixtures. etc, complete OF two beautifully
furnished looming houses of II and II rooms
each; both filled with steady tirst-elass paying
these houses is almost new and very fine;
only five blocks from Glass Block; net in.
come over $500 per month; cheap rent, van
on account Of poor health of owner. Heddins,
SIS Bank Of Commerce building.
USE BLANCHARD'S ECZEMA LOTION. Of
nee = treatments at 424 Nicollet av Sold at
drug stores. Write for free book on skin
diseases
NAN WITH %, COO CASH WANTED TO BUY
paying grocery store in d good place, Or gents
to go in partnership with an honet man IN
a good established business. Address I2i!,
Journal.
WE HAVE FOR SALE COAL, TIMBER,
farming and mineral lands in Washington,
British Columbia aud Alaska; If Interested,
call or write. S: Thornton. Langley Co.
800 Guaranty building Western offices.
Thornton Billet CO., Seattle Wash.
| w
ciass hotel in frst-class town, good induce
ments. John E. Villa, village recorder West
| brook, Mimi.
VERY NICE NEW BRICK HOTEL FOR
rent in the best town of it's size in the state,
Goodhue; % sleeping rooms; can be heated
| with steam; this is a good chance for good
| hotel man. Inquire OF L.. Woodbury., Good
hue, MINI.
DRUG STORE, NO COMPETITION; GOOD
thrifty town of 300. Address 1913. Journal. 8.
WANTED-A LOCATION IN IOWA OR
Wisconsin for c one or two-ehairs barber
s., 0O0-INTEREsT IN ONE OF THE BEST
paying general stores in North Dakota for
sale at bargain; no trades; good profits and
steady business; good reasons for selling.
Address Owner, 1920 9Th ay N, Minneapolis,
MINI.
A VERY DESIRABLE THREE CHAIR BAR
Der shop for sale, including building, for $500.
Address 1867, Journal.
DRUG BUSINESS FOR sALE-1N. GROWING
little Minnesota town. First-class oppor-
tunity for party with small capital. 1888,
Journal.
THE BEST CoNFEcTIoNERY AND GRO;
Gerry that $500 or $500 can buy, at once Call
or address A., 1921 18th ay S.
DRUG STORE FOR lSALE-ExCELLENT
location for registered pharmacist. Address
7649 Journal.
FOR SALE-A CORNER GROCERY, IN
voice about $3.50; average daily sales $40; 70
be sold, on account of Ill health only. 1854,
| Journal.
HAVE SMALL SOCK OF DRUGS. PATENT
medicines, sundries; want location for it in q
{ good country town. 1878, Journal.
MAKE Me AN oFFER:-oN 100 SHARES OF
Saratoga Oil and Pipe Line Co. stock; high.
est bid gets it. 1907, Journal.
FOR SALE-THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED
general merchandise business. IS miles from
Minneapolis. average stock carried, Slo,Uo
its net S2,572, previous year, 50, 257; Is pei
cent of sales are cash.--For particulars IN
) quire of VIM. Broom, with Wyman, Partridge
& Co. Mnneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19

FIRST-CLASS PRACTICAL LAUNDRYMAN
with Is years experience desires to buy half
interest in good paying laundry business.
900 journal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19

PIANOs-THE GREAT SALE OF 900 HIGH
grade Crown pianos is exceeding our widest
piano selling; regular cyclone of a success.
Frst-cass pianos at practically half price
is doing the work Terms, cash or So to $40
a month. Foster & Waldo, 40 9Th st S, corner
Hat ( ?
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MAN WANTED TO WORK ON SWINGING
scaffold Call at 617 Ontario st Sc. tonight.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-7-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
June l to Sent. /. 715 4th st Sc.
FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE ON HAIR
mon place inside OF 14th@ st. to rent until
Oct. 10. Franklin Benner, Coz Phoenix bldg.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, JUNE
to Sept. l; modern, piano., gas range, barn,
large shady yard; $25 per month 1925 Girard
ay S.
EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN, PIANO, GAS
range, fine location; June to Sept. /. Adults
only. 2ll E Franklin aY. .sr
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FEMALE
STOVE REPAIRS

>o~~S-S~S~o~s>~>~0>
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES GREAT
Western Stove Repair Co.. 312 IIenneptn ay.
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TRANSFERS WANTED - EXPERIENCED
men preferred. Permanent employment guar
anteed to capable men. Boyd Transfer Co.,
AZ 81 u
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WANTED-AGENTS FOR THE MARTI-
nique Horror deliberately illustrated. Sam
pie, enabling you to make from S. to SIT daily,
postpaid free Address Globe Bible Publish
ing Compauy,- PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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HELP WANTED-MALE>

WATCHES CLEANED, 81; MAIN SPRINGS,
81; warranted one year. Paegel's. % Sd st s.
ANTED-EVERYBODY TO STOP AT THE
Cozy Parlors SO TIN st S, for soda, ice cream
and cigars. Cyclists rest here while We repair
your wheel A E Green manager.
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WANTED~FOTR CARPENTERS FOR IN
side finish Call at lib 1st av n, or 526 IT.
wing av n. after p. m.
wANTED-A GOOD NAN TO TAKE CARE
Of lawn and pony and make himself generally
useful. Apply $40 Summit av, Lowry Hill
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JANTTOa WNNTED-A YOUNG MARRIED
man for fiat building; no children. See old
ianitor 527 18th ay Sc.
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USE BLANCHARD'S ECZEMA LOTION. Of
nee treatments at 424 Nicollet av. Sold at
drug stores. Write for free book on SKIN
diseases ss.ta
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TO co TO LAKE FOR
summer, to take care of horses, boats and be
useful Address ;712 10th av Sc.
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WANTED-TWo :. SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS
men as jantors in public building. Steady
Job to right men. 4 State experience and sal
Any wanted. Address 1852, Journal.
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WANTED-MAN, 80, WHO CAN TAKE GOOD
care of horses. harness, wagon and barn.
Bring your references. Call 1892 Nicollet av.
WANTED-Az MAN TO TAKE CARE OF
horses. Blooms livery. 16W ashington av n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAN FOR NIGHT
work at lunch counter. The Grill,' 1908 1st
S
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CARPFiNTERS-TWo NON-UNION. II. L.
Day, 1925 Yale place. ....
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PANTS RECUT INTO STYLE. 75c UP;
coats made shorter into style. 60 cents up
o. Anthony the Tailor's 2l2 Washington aV n
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WAjNTED-AN ORDERLY.
St. Barnabas hospital.
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zoe A CLEAR PROFIT OF s7Gs. AT 1st
o ee January next in addition to the usual
90 interest, may be made by putting $500
Adam Hannah treasurer LOT 4th st S.
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BARRIERS, ATTENTION.
All boss BARRIERS are invited to meet at the
Guaranty Loan barber shop Monday evening,
Nav 49, at o. m.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19

BoYs-BRIGHT BOYS. is OR OLDER,
wanted at once. Apply to l.. c. Kellogg,
New England Furniture and Carpet Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-19

FOR -sALE-CHEAP, FIRsT-CLAss QUICK
Meal gasolene range, in perfect condition, at
1888 Fillmore st NE.
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NIGHT COOk-F1RST-CLASSs SHORT-OR-
der cook The Grill, 30s LIST av S.
WANTED-A KNOT SAWYER; WAGES 1oc
ner M Gall 126 Sd av NJ at once
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GIRL WANTED-TO WAIT ON TABLE AND
attend store and make herself generally use
full. J. W. Schlenker, 80s LIST av S.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MUST
be good washer and ironer. Call at 3219 I'd
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SITUATIONS WANTED

GOOD PAINTING, HARDWOOD FINISHING
and wallpaper cleaning; will work reasonable.
A. Schultz, "a Maple place, Nicclfet island: :.
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WANTED-TI4REE EXPERIENCED BELL
boys at West hotel. Must have references.
wANTRD-TwO GOOD sHINGLERs AT
once. Call evenings or mornings at I'LL 18th
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WlANTED-YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN
light housework. Easy place. Can live at
WANTED-ASSISTANT TENOGRAPHER
man or woman, in wholesale house, Answer
in own handwriting, stating age aud salary
expected. 1873, Journal.
WANTED-FIRsT-CLA MATTRESSES AT
Eureka Restaurant, IS Washington av S.:
wa eea Sc rer week.
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est bid gets it. 7ee7, Journal.
FOR SALEETHOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED
general merchandise business. IS miles from
Minneapolis; average stock carried, 10000;
average yearly sales, s25, coo; last years prof
it's net $2,572; previous year, $2,257; Is per
cent of sales are cash.--For particulars in
quire of VIM Broom, with Wyman, Partridge
& Co. MINNEAPOLIS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TENDERS AND
laborers at 1852 Fremont av n, Tuesday.
WANTED-AN ASSISTANT PHARN1AC IsT,
with good reference. Address S. j. Horn, 1885
t,tl . u
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15
THE INDUSTRIAL LEADER.
New York Outstrips All Her Sister


New York outstrips All Her Sister
States.
According to the manufacturing statis-
ties for 1900 CLEANED by the census Du-
reau New York is far ahead OF her sis
ter States industrialy. The value Of
the manufactured product for each State
and territory il 1900 is as follows:
New York, S2,175, 100000; Pennsylva-
MIA, 81, 1885,, O0O,0 900; Illinois, 81 ,266 000,-
900: Massachusetts,, 81 OBS ,0O0,000; Ohio.
$500, 100000; New Jersey, S6l1, 900, 900;
Missouri. 1885,, 100000. Indiana, 1918,
600 900; Wisconsin, 1861 900, coo; Mich.
gan. $685.. 900 900: Connecticut SOD, OO0,-
600: California. $3O3, 100000; Minnesota,
$263. 100000; Maryland, S2A3, 900, 600;
Rhode Island, $1S4, 100000. Kansas,
$172, 900 900; Iowa, $165,000,O0O; Ken
lucky, $155, 100000; Nebraska S144,O00,-
900; Virginia, $133. OO0,0 900; Maine, $127,-
900. 900; Louisiana. $121, Oe0. 900; Texas,
$4,000, 900; New Hampshi, /, $11S.000,-
600; Tennessee, $1O7. 100000. Georgia.
S1O6. GOO. 900: Colorado. Sl03, 900, 000:
North Carolina. S95.000,0O0; Washing
ton. $s7, 100000: Alabama, Ss1, 000.0n0;
West Virginia. $4,000, 900: South CaIo-
lima, $50 700. 900; Vermont. Sa8, Zoo, 600:
Montana, $57, 900, 900; District OF Colum-
bia. S48.000.000: Oregon, $40, coo, ZOO;
Delaware. S45. 300, 900; Arkansas. $45.-
100000; Mississippi, $40,O00.000 Florida,
$37 900. 900; Hawaii, S25,O0OO00; Ari-
iona. $21. 100000; Utah. S21, 100000,
South Dakota. $12,0O0O00: North Da-
kota. 100000: Oklahoma. 100000;
New Mexico, S5,6O0.O 900; Wyoming. 81
100000; Alaska. $4,200,O00; IIaho. 81
100000: Indian Territory, S3s00,0O0;
Nevada 81 GOO 900
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15

Lutte G. Small was given verdict FOR
5000 damages for injuries received in a
fall on a defective sidewalk ia Kansas
City.
The two daughters OF Patrick Leahy
in the Otoe agency. Oklahoma, were Fill
ed BY lightning while returning from the
harvest field.
An automobile factory is soon To be es-
tablished at Parsons, Kan. "A citizen
there has patented an improved axle for
such vehicles and has organized 9 com.
pany with $4,000 capital
Gov. Savage Of Nebraska has refused
to approve a contract made By Ehe board
OF public lands and buildings wish a Lin
coin broom factory for the usa ~ con
vict labor at - cents a day.
The safe Of the postofiee az Black Dia-
nond. Wash, was blown open and $40
worth Of stamps and SO in CASH secured
There Is no clue
The Commercial Telegrapherg OF Chi
cago. who Tor several years have been
without a union. have been tlrgienized
with between 800 and 100 meTabfrs ~
the American Federation Of LABOR
II il said the Erie Railroad Company
will soon commence On permaitent I'M
provement on its property to cosF toiai
OF 500. OOO, 900. For steel bridges, % re-
place wooden ones. So, 10000 will l'e re-
quired.
James r. Pearson. 60 years old wells
known lawyer. whose home was az Eemp-
stead. L. T.. and who had an 9fiee IN
Brooklyn. was found dead in htg 1flace.
he had killed himself b. inhalln.g Hum
sneEing gas
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15
IOWA UNDER WATER.
Flood in the Central Section the Worst
in Ten Years.

Ahe Hood situation in Iowa is more
serious than at any time in ten years.
The Des Moines. Iowa RaecoOn, Cedar
and Skunk rivers are from seven to If
teen feet above low water mark and the
low lands are submerged Hundreds OF
people have been made homeless. Near
,Des Moines 200 persons have been COM
PEELED to abandon their homes and have
suffered loss of horses. cattle and hogs,
Truck gardeners have suffered the loss
OF crops of an estimated value of $4,000.
Similar scenes We're reported ut Mar
shalltown aud elsewhere
Throughout the central section of the
State rain fell steadily for twenty four
hours, the precipitation at Boone and
Fort Dodge being reported as nearly
four inches. Rivers rose rapidly and I'LL
ed with driftwood Halt of Extra WIS
inundated and Barrytown was in similar
condition. Onawa experienced a rain al
most amounting to a cloudburst. At
Marshaltown the Iowa river reached its
highest point, and numbers of washouts
delayed trains on the Northwestern and
Great Western roads.
As result of terrific storm south and
west OF Waseca, Mimi, two members
of the family of Adam Bishman, Jr..
were killN June 10 Philip Bishman,
the son, was murdered in wedding
row at Wilton. The younger brother,
Adam, his two sisters and the hired man
We're in the basement of the large barn
milking when the storm burst in all its
fury; the barn was wrecked and the mass
Of farm machinery and hay with which
IA
them. One Of the daughters was killed
Instantly, and Adam was so crushed that
be died from his injuries. The other
Two occupants were rescued from suffo-
cation after long hours of worl, by the
neighbors. Eight horses and six head Of
cattle were Killed.
The storm caused more destruction but
so far as reported no other deaths occur
red. The damage was heavy around
Wanda and ai Perham the storm leveled
u circus tent, which caught fire from the
lightsN Several people We're burned and
bruised, but no one was fatally injured
A. terrific rain and electric storm swept
over PEORIA sind the adjacent country
in Illinois. Rain fell in floods for sew
eral hours, and the damage done is great
The damage IL timothy and oats is heavy,
Several inches Of rainfall was recorded
As a result 90 the heavy rains a Lake
Erie and Western east-bound freight
train went through bridge at Farmdale.
The engine fell into the creek and half
a dozen cars were piled on it.
A cloudbuis. in the upper Bushkill
district Of Northampton County, Pa, did
great damage Charles Abel farmer,
who with his wife was returning from
the field, was struck by lightning and
killed. Bushliill creek oyerflowed its
banks and many fields of grain were
almost wholly destroyed
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15

ton to them religion. Strangers who
visit mosques must always take a sol
der or kavass from their consulate
with them to project themselves
against possible assault from these IA
natics.
Except in the bazaars and the princi-
pal thoroughfares. the streets of Jeru-
salem are unpaved. and are strewn
with offal and carrion. decaying fruit,
dead cats and ours, and filth, which is
never carried away and is allowed to
renain until it decays. Many Of the
common trades are conducted in the
streets. and the thoroughfares ordinar-
lily followed by strangers and tourists
are lined on both sides with peddlers,
who clamor for custom.
The Mosque of Omar, referred to
above. Is on historic Mount Moriah and
stands upon the site Of three ancient
temples, erected respectively by Solo
mon, Zerubbabel and Herod. It was
on Mount Moriah that Abraham re-
ceiyed the order to sacrifice Isaac, the
order being cancelled when his obedi-
enee had been tested. A tradition
states that mass Of rock lying direct
ly beneath the dome Of the Mohamme-
dan temple Is the same upon which
Abraham made ready to sacrifice his
son and where the "altar of sacrifice"
of the Temple stood.
The mosque was built In the seventh
century and is diagonal in shape. Its
diameter is ITO feet. The lower por-
ton is constructed of various colored
marbles and the upper part is pierced
with fifty-six windows of brilliantly
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15
A Vanishing BIRD.

IL the north German farmer looks
with equanimity upon the gradual dis
appearance of the stork. the Northern
tourist in quest OF the quaint and pic
turesque viii hear of the vanishing OF
the long-legged. red-beaked bird with
unmixed regret. And what will the
children say, whom Hans Andersen has
told stories OF the stork so wonderful
that the bird seems part and parcel OF
Fairyland? But the facts are that with
in the last half century the number of
storks in Sehleswig- Holstein has stead
lily decreased, Villages which used to
be the home of over sixty families of
storks, and where sometimes six stork
nests could be counted on the roofs of
one farmers buildings, hardly show
single nest now. Yet the arrival Of the
stork was always hailed with delight
by the natives, and it was counted as
much a sign OF good luck If a stork
built on a roof as in other parts Of Ger
many it is to have a swallow build un-
der the eaves.-Philadelph Record.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-07-15
Negro Race Is DviDo ON.

There is every indication that the
negro question viii settle itself in
Cuba. In report on the vital Stats
tics of Havana and Guanabacas Major
Gorgas, physician as well as a sol
der, says that during the month of
January in those cities the native
whites showed an excess of 1SS births
over deaths, that is, the figures were
45T and 269. whereas the native ne
groes showes an excess of So deaths
over birth-that is to say, the figures
were 128 and 20. The figures for the
year 1901 are even more significant.
During the twelve months the native
whites gained LAO and the native ne
groes lost 513. making a total gain for
the natives Of 1,227 inhabitants.
The deaths Of foreigners brought the
difference down to exactly one, al
though it must be remembered that
the number of foreigners dying indi-
Gates that the city is gaining rapidly in
population by immigration Ii this
keeps up for a reasonable length OF
time there will soon be no negroes left
in Cuba