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

blR e laid out as puStis Fdens: j. =.
Anewanastheticpr preparation is known
chemically as Observation-Disclosures.
Chemical vinegar, catsup ana raD1e
whatever.
f--FFfhere-werr7;3555 street accfdents tgst
yeaRh Iondon. 2 Zen 5yearsAago the
number was 4,S06 =,
>BaasdEsn:Peyen Wal " Wassz tie
name Of little. girl, who died recently
at BendIgo Victoria: 49,, = -: =. ~
Brick: Hittns, are now, fired with .petro:
lenms 100 pounds Of I'll being sufficient aslsl
to. burn top Of brickls:ss D, s.s.,-,,s,-ss =
sTheres are nearly $4,000 Welsh: resi-
beats in Liverpool, where it is PROPOSED
tozfeand77a Celtic chair At the univers1itas
tKeeaHege.s 81 ~ ss:c:sa r=*4s =g2slr
Mine -:eyesz and three mouths: =were
possesseds1hysa collie puppy born, rer
Gently: at Henley, 4 Engla nd. ut: only
lived fonr hours. sa IL: 81; s% ~; - , -A
After his marriage the rector of
Warrington; Yorkshire, Engla nd, sent
a pound*of : wedding cake to-. every
househol der IN his parish: 80 - :: - ,2E-a
There are :s66 plac Of public Rwor2
ship on Manhattan Island: here IS d
reported membership. Protestant and
Catholic together, Of :G95, 942:*l Fs'*'< : ,:
Owing to the Increased price Of coal
several British boards of guardians
have decided to give an extra sixpence
90
lief 80 ~
For utterfng a strong expression Of
disapproVal while quarreling with. d
constable at Vienna. a .nobleman has
been fined les. Sd. for insulting the po-.
lice. :, 1850 - ..-.... ..-.
Forty-two packets of cigarettes, were
smoked in -four days by a. youth-sof
eighteen who. has. died. near. Bedale.
Yorkshire, England, after two days, III
ness - =, -, .,.:, -.:. 49, -!
after being hooked in the river Eden
large salmon. was played for: five
hours by three, men, who relieved each
other. Eventually the line broke and
the fish: escaped. ,.@ AZ; ss,...5 80. =.
Pternaine>poisoning, theresulto of eat
ing part OLA Gbana pa,t q: roasted apple
and, "a, date, has caused the death of: Ar:
thar H. :Luty, aged tWo,.ats Elland
Yorkshire, England. s:.1 :s:sa<* ra.<'e: = 81
AT ;Alzeri, ia; Hesse, the 7ether46ay a
prominent tradesn1aIr was sentenced to
twenty=four 'h hours = Imprisonment for
the grave irreverence" of reading
newspapers in court while lease was.
under trial. 3.> 49,. *s-:@i. Il. .--:.:sF.
In 1927 a saln1en weighing eighty
three pounds was eaught~ i'm the Tay2
This is the record British fish. THE;
largest american salmon on record was
eighty-two pounds. II was Ca tight In:
1898 in the Columbia river. = - =; *.,,> =:
AS it. was apparently suffering from
indigestion a bullock was, Slaughtered
near Spalding, England, when its i'll
ness was found to have been caused
by a tennis ball it had Swallowed; ='@;, ::
Six. pounds. weight Of. spent bullets,
three. pieces Of steel, a nail, a hairp1n,
some glass and small, stones We're found
in the, stomach of a horse which died
suddenly at, Ferntree Gully, Victoria. :. :.
:. French journals, speak Of a substance;
which, when placed upon, the roads,,
does away with. mud. and. dust. f.. The,
composition consists of a mixture Of
scoria from Il blast furnace and tar:
The prepare tion,: carefully :. pressed
renders the surface of the road .impers
vlQuS. to water. 80. ~; ; 90"
xDesDite@epp esitien,rats Athens where
the press: Was strongly: opposed to- the
scheme, the :munieipal council :ef Corfu
has ratified. the: contract which the,
mayor of Corfu made With:a Syndicate:
Of European: capitalists to- allow; the.
establishment at Corfu of IA gambling
casino on an elaborategscale.s -:H az Eg4i
In many e4Htry-ViHages and iso-
lated sections aofs# the.sN #England
and the middle states women still 1nllay
be- found who. earn a liking by spinning
and knit ting woel?and by weaving and
knitting srag ssearpets:and1rugss There
isl quite:a revival in:demand naBEfors
nicely made rag rugs in Some 1oea ldiesL
s0ne4 of the. largest genealogies- ever.
undertaken: has been! partly completed
at' Oxford Tin the history Of the. Smith
fanily.o"eThe fiReSti cations have+1uot
Been carried eyondzxstheG fourteenth
century, although professor . Mahdffp:
diseoveredsa record of; d brewers aimed
Smith i1r<a' Pertrfe> papyrus dated two
centuries before tile Chfistian :era::T ::'>:,:
IGodhtess: Lonyay and her. daughter:
Princess Elizabeth Wfhdisch:=G faetz,t
lave determined I'd erect a monument
irf Tie grounds Or Hetzend6rf; castle
near Vienna; I'm in memory of the late
queen IF 5the: BefgffaiIls:*: the permits
sion of the emperor. will have. to tspee
obtained& prior to The erection 4 of the
statue. buts III a difficulty ~ anticipateE
Oh ut that scores ! . 's:<$fs 40 E'4:'z::t! ss2g
zThe p rfpc sfpt4 j powers YER a 81 Europe afe
about to ADJUST the dffferences In their
domestic laws Oh the subjects or mar:
:riage, divorce and the guardianship of
minors. Fhe only powers Fthat haye not
Joined in the movement are Great Brit
AIM sTuskege~ Greece "a nd9 <SeEViaa
france, Germang Russia; siIaly, Spain
and nearly aHrthes smaller states haFe
talsenf part lin he:zeeafe reaees and cons
SEGMENT plans: asss&2saszt s:fEassslaEA s2$ 90
j During avtffSE ifhssFFsa rfsabet#eeh the#
partners Of q Corset frfn fife dsfedse