The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-01-15
FACTS IN FEW LINES

Mrk's ancient city moat Twill Ipba-
bl Be laid out as pusl Fdens: s. =
Anew anastheticp preparation is known
chemically as Observation-Disclosures.
Chemical vinegar, catsup ana raDfe
csapces >ceatlpy Re yaeeablAf matter
whatever.
1885 street accfdents fgst
] yeaE2in IS1don. = Zen 7 yearsAago tile
number was 4,so6. =
>BaaadEsRspayssn Wal epeasSr Wasszt Tie
name Of q little girl who died recently
at Bendigo Victoria:s . =. IT.
Brick Htns. are now fred with spetros
lenms 1o0s pounds Of qll being sufficient .:ls
to. burn TOP of bricks sss,=z..srrssss
sTheresane nearly: sc. QQo Welsh resi-
beats in,Liyerpeol, where it is preposed
tezfeand7a Gsltiez chair satsthe sniversi.as
II tKseaHege.s a. W s4sta rs:3s. 5sa=zEsszl
-skiHe -:eyesz and 2threee= mouths: #were
possessedstbgsa collie puppy: born nes
certify at.:Henfey &Rngla nd. at: only
lived four hours. Iii gs& ;zs; ::+,355: :s .4ss
i After his marriage the rector ;ef
Walkfngten, Yorkshire; Engla nd, sent
a pound *of Z Wedding cake to- every
hoisehold der fn his parish: II; -: ~ -7E,5
There are; 1856 places OF public wofa
ship on Manhattan Island There 4fsEa
reported membership, Protestant and
| Catholic together, Of 5695,942:%k @s-H@F+ $ p
Owing to The Increased price Of coal
several British boards Of guardians
have decided to give an extra sixpence
| weekly to the recipients Of outdoor reg
T lief s:;'>;'S%.aI5 ~'<.5 @=Ii -'1:s
I For utterfng "a strong expression. Of
disapproval- whine quarreling With. a
constable at-Vienna a., -nobleman has,
been fined IFS. 3D., for insulting the Pc:
lice. f,s.~.> -. -, &C., '-. 49,, r z.<..,:
( Forty-two packets of cigarettes were
smoked :, in -four days by asyouth.sof
eighteen who. has. died near Bedales
Yorkshire, England, after t9 two days, ill:,
ness -. ,,.,:< -..-.:4,,,. z.se -. ..,4s
after being hooked ia the river Eden
a-large salmon was x:.playedY for FIVE
hours by three men, who relieved each
other. Eventually: the line broke, and
the fish. escaped .>:s AZ ss:-:E: ss-<=s =.
s.Rtemainesp poisoning, theresult Of eat
| ing part OLA sbana pa, g. roasted apple
anel,aH date. has caused the: deaths of: Ar.
thur H. Luty, aged twessat,. Elland.
Yorkshire, Eugla nd. s4e1 :1sa+&: fa= :, al
AT 7Alzen, ia; Hesse, the zether46ay a
prominent tradesmafr was sentencedto
twenty=four hours, = Imprisonment for
the "grave irreverence" Of reading a
neWspaper&fns court while a lease was
under trial. 49,: ~: =; j Z. i :::;:4k:
I'm 1897 a saln1en weighing eighty
three pounds was einght~ i'm the Tay2
This is the record British fish. i: The
largest american salmon on record was
eigh pounds II was caught IN
1893 in the oltfmBfa river. t5'S' - s2.s:''
>Ass it was apparently suffering from
indigestion a bullock was Slaughtered
near Spalding, England; when ITS III
ness was found to have been caused
BY d tennis ball it had Swallowed =f@> y. ::
Six. pounds weight OF. spent bullets,
Tires, pieces Of steel, nail: a hairp1n,.
some glass and small stones We're found,
in the stomach of a horse which died
suddenly at F'erntree Gully, Victoria. -.
French journals. speak Of a substance
which,: when placed upon. the. roads,
does; away with. mud and, dust. f.. Tbs,
composition consists of "a mixture Of
scorias from a blast furnace and far
The prepare tion,z. carefully - pressed
renders the surface of the, road :imper;s
viauss to water. ...sccr: ~. sya .;o4$"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. where,
the press WAS strongly opposed to: the
scheme, the 2muaieipal :eeuncl:ef Corfu
has f'ratifi ed.&the:: contract which the.
mayor of Corfu made Mith:a Syndicate:
Of European capitalists to- allow the
Establishments at Corfu of "a gambling,
casino on an elabofateyscalestr r. ~ ss md
In many viilHages and iso-
lated sections @ofEz the=&AeY zEngland
and the middle states Womenzstill may
be%feund whe:earn LIKING by spinning
and knit ting woelsand; by Meaxing 6 and
knitting srag Aearpetszand1rugss There
ISL qniIesa revival iH:demand now fors
nicely made rag, rugs: in, Some local itiesG
s0ne8of the largest genealogical ever
undertaken: :ha s. been partly completed
at Oxferdain the history OF thee Smith
faniIy.os4The' ifReSfi cations htavee1uot
Been acar4ieds lbeyondE.the:; fourteenth
century, although professor I'M ahaffp:
dseoveredsa record Of d brewefsh aimed
Smith iIHaa Pertrie> papsruss dated two
centuries Before the fstialT era:'; ~;
/ tBodhtess Lonysay a nd hei,z daughter
Princess u Elizabeth Wfndisch= Gfaetz,e
Have determined to erect monument
III Tie 9groind II Hetzend6r ca STE
near Vienna &s zin memory or the late
Queen III ;sthsa Befgfaai11s:f: The spertnis.
sion OF the emperor viii have to BE-
OBJ jtaained.s prior to the erection of the
statue but no difficulty IL anticipated
d M fb si ssce5res 3@rsee;ss a:2esaa't <Ssg
Thg prfpesfpa1 j powers ssts s 81 Etdrdpe
about to ADJUST the dffferenees In their
domestic laws Oh tie subjects or mar
:riage, Divorce and the guardianship of
miners. Ehe only poWersFthat haxe .na
Joined in the movement are, Great Brit
AIM s!Turkege- Gneeeesa andS sSerEia5
france, Germany RUSSIA; Italy. Spain
and nearly aATthes smaller stat swhsFe
taken6 partsia thezeeafe renees and scen1
lsequent plans. aaGsas,s s.fEassiEis ST. &c