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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
@rnnheisentbuuts : llebertraaunsen.

VIuWDelbeUtDuAle
So6n $. Wegee an Mm. sc. Wc=
CLAIM, She'll beg norbpefl. /, Sec. %,
Sibp. IA, &an9e 5, Grauflin SOwn=
fbip. 5000.
George 6. Gifber an gliaabetb Sbel=
ton, 2ot IL, Square %, NOrb Sn'
oianapolis. $500.
6attie Safeber an @eorse Sobnion,
2ot 63, Mcgartp's 3. Wefieite Nob.,
@et Snbianapolis. $1,575.
&ealtp Enrichment @ompann an s.
Nepton 2ambert, 2ots 210 unb I'll,
Slogan parf, @orne1 Nbe., n6rolid BON
"a. Str. $1,000.
Sbpmas Walters an Wm. 6. CAMP
beu, She'll bon 2Dt l, 8ulferburn's
Sub, She'll bon 8roofitoe Nob., norb=
we1tl. bon SPADES Burf. 81, 200.
Souls s.. 8ubbenbaum on Wm. 6.
8%ubbenbaum u. a., 2ots z uno s,
Spnes' Sub. bon NuBenlot II, War=
tet Str, nabe pine. SLIT.
Wm. 6. Bubbenbaum II. u. an
2ouis g. 8ubbenbaum, 2Dt 147,
0oble's @rben Sub, nabe 3ortb unb
pine Str. 50, 500.
Tranf u. 8eder an Bonnie .. gier-
ION, 9ot 4O7, StOui's Snbiana Nbe.,
Ihbli9 BON @erealine M;as. 81, $50.
Glen g.. @rabam an Sranf g.
S3or, She'll bon Got 20, Ritter's NoO.,
Iholi6 BON Waibtn9ton Str. $1,000,
8orbpte & Marmon COMPANY oil
Sreb WcNQiiter, Got l, &eisner's |.
@ef Snbianapolis Nbo., nabe Worris
uno &eisner Str.
Wiaiam 8. Burton an George 90.
8eam, 2ot 2 unb She'll BON Sot l,
6eroman & gurtons Sub bon NuBen=
lot 156, 8ladforo Str, n6rOlid bon
Wi9i9an. $1,000.
6enrp Sbienes an @berett %. Gor,
She'll BON Got "a, Minturns n6rblide
Mbb., Capitol Npe. uno Mc2ean Plaee.
$4,000.
Martba u. Sano u. 81. an Miliam
s. Mmos u. 81, She'll bon Got 80,
Noble's grben SubbibifiOn, nabe
8ine unb Nortb Str, 81 800.
Marearet 6. 2insenfelter an Sobn
$. Sing, She'll BON eOt "a, Bruce
Blace Mobition, 8rOaomaD nabe 81.
Str, $425O.
gaulina u. Morsan on @ffiie Dt.
6amilton, 2ot 2, Borters Sub,
/ Mthtaan unb 9elamare Str, $1,1O0.
Squire 6. pbilips an CHARLES
Wimmer H.. 81, Got 5, @ilcor.s /.
Mboition, tpeltli9 bonn Wbite &iber,
81, 450.
Spbn Selbri9 an Sbomas 8.
O'@onneG II. 81, 2ot 1874. McGartpa
5. Wef Settle Nbb., Wef SnbianapO=
Zig, $1,000.
gurgeB s. Nlen on pbiltpp @il-
helm &C., 2ot %, 8lof 1, @ranbDiew-
4ooition, 6tli9 BON &Ole9e Nbe.
n6rbli9 bon 27. StraBe, $500.
CHARLES u. &ouie an Die @itisens'
2oan & 9epoft 3d., Srufee. Got 9,
Wrisbt's NorD Slinois= unb 10. Str
Mobition, nDrolid bon Gair 8ant,
$4,000.
5arat SC. @atpDer an Warb 6. 2o-
iep, She'll BON Got 6, Square IA, nDro'
li6e Settle Der 8ermont Str., tpeftlif
bon SGinois Str, $500.
gaa s. 9ailsbaf an Saoio s.
Smith, She'll fio6fl. ! Sect. 20, Sp.
II, &anse 8, WaibingtOn Sp. $2650.
Wiliam 6. Sbpmpion an Clara s.
grafe, Got 125, &eagan garf, Belle
fontaine Str, n6rbl. BON %. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21


9rinbeten 2inten na6 Der 8Dlenoung
bes &anals fi6er genu9 ein~searbeitet
fetn niirben unb beffeben bleiben f6nn=
ten, m6glidermeiie unter Musbebnung
bes 8etriebes auf fibamerifanif6e 0an=
belspldBe. 8erabe Der 8erfebr Der
0ereinigten Staaten nit Banana bia
Colon fet f9on ieBt 10 rese, CAB feline
onbere Station nit ibm in ger9lei6
treten tonne, pdbrenb i'm 8ansen nur
9 PCT. bes iiberieeii6en N%uBen6anoels
unter amerifanii6er Gla99e ge5en.
9as 9epartement Of Commerce Of 2a-
bor Bat bur9 fein 9tatiftii9es Bureau
cine 9arifeIung Der Sanbels= nnb Se=
bDlterunss=8 erbdltniie panama's Der=
bfentli6eu laf1en, tponad fi9 bic @e=
fammteinfubr Der neuen &epublif in
Colon tp1breno oes am 80. Stunt been=
beten 6istaiiabres 1908 auf $685. 84,
Der Nntbeil Der 8ereintaten Staten an
oieIer ginfubr auf 1914, 179 tellte.
@olon 1T befanntli6 Der Sauptbafen
9anama's an Der atlantifden Ghfte,
ME Banana Der 9auptbafen an Der
GH1fe beg Stilen Oceans. 9ieie Sd
fen tueroen idbrli6 bon mebr als 1000
S9iffen beiu9t, bic iber cine MiQion
Spnnen Sitter unb fat 100, 900 Pafa=
gtere Ianben, bauptfd9li6 i'm 9ur4=
bertebr nit Der Banana @ifenbabn,
bic AZ ensliide Meilen lang ben paei=
ii9en Safen Banana nit benz atlan=
tiI9en Colon berbinbet.
@olon 1T au9 fur ben beutIden
6anbel nit Banana unb nit Der 9an=
gen Weffiife Nmeritas BON eminenter
@i9tisteit. Sn Colon l6I9en unb
laben monatli9 3mei, ie mad 8ebarf
au9 mebr 9ampfer Der 5amburg=
Nmerita 2inie, tbre Sitter fommen ooer
ge6en nit Der Banana &atlroab iiber
ben Sftbmns unS nit ben 9ampfern
Der 8actfic Mail @teamibip Co., Der
Yacific Steam Nabi9ation Co., Der
@ompanta Sub Nmericana be 8apores
unb anberer geieai9aften mad allen
Gi9tunoen tpeiter. ueber bic aan3e
Weftfiffe Nmerifas bon @bile big San
Grancisco perbreiten fi9 Die Nsenturen
Der beuti9en neutrality-suspicious.,
I'm bieien Sur6gangsbertebr tber
Colon gu nermitteln. Sic pben er=
pGbnte 8er0Hentli9une oes 9eparts=
ment Of Commerce gibt ben Wertb Der
beuti9en ginfubr mad Banana bta
Colon i'm Giscaliabr 1903 auf rs, 1886
Dollars an, mdbreno Sranfrei6 nit
119, O86 Dollars engereinieten @taa.
ten am nd6fen fpmmt unb aud Gne=
lamb nit 1882 Dollars @infubr:
tpert6 nod bor 9eutf9lanb raneirt.
Die 5amburger Sampfer mad Color
laufen einmal monatli9 auf ibre,
Nusreiie mad Nntmerpen an, UNI i6rt
2aOung gu perpoafdnbigen. Wenn:
eIei6 bic beutide S9ifabrt 9esentpdr'
tig ni9t brett am Berfebr 5uif9er
Nem Oort unb @olon betbeili9t 1T, Il
tpiirbe es bod 81 bebauerr fein, tpenr
Die Gifenf6ifahrtspolitit Der gereinie'
ten Staten Die 8erfebrsfreiheit uni
bic 1nternebmunssluf Der beutf9er
&beber bier gu bei6neiben bermb9te
Bum Slid rurbe Die &e9tmdBigtei
Der 9eplanten seiebli6en MaBnabm
Der 8ereinigten Staaten iofort anse
fo9ten, elm She'll Der amerifanif9er
BreHe ma9te nit &edt barauf aufmerf
lam, baB ber Stbmus neutral lei uni
Die au ibm i~ntereIirten Nationet
I9merli6 3useben %f6nnten, tpenn ba!
Ganaleebiet mirtbi6aftspOlitif6 senat
uie @runb unb Boben Der 8ereinieter
Staten be6anbelt miiroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
0oIttti@eS.

Sen rebublifaniI6en polititern 9iebt
bic 2aqe in Wisconfin, Soma, Sut=
nois unb Snbiana bel 81 benfen, Die
aenannten Stdaten baben f9on oft bel
Nationalmablen 10 9rOBe umudl8unz
gen au @unten Der Semotraten GEE
babt, baB man gum Beten taum
nit 8efimmtbeit i'm republitanil9en
2ager auf fie re6nen fOnnte. Gerabe
biesmal ssigt es fi9 beionoers in Slt=
nois, Wisconfn unb Soma, baB Die
republifanii6e gartei in bieien Staa=
ten arg seriplittert 1T, unb pie tut@ttg
bieIe Staten ben &epublifanern ftno,
aeiqt Der &hGblid auf ben Gang Der
Nationalpolitit mdbreno Der legten
Sabre aus republifanii9er Qusle.
1900 feste oas oemotratiide SiGet
in allen Staten beg viclio ioutb", nit
Musnabme BON Marplano uno 8irgi=
MEN. NuBerbem fiegte es in ben tpeft=
li9en Gtaaten Colorado, Sbabo, Won=
tana unb Nepaba. 8pr bier Sabren
hatten iene Staten 155 @lettoralfim.
men. Sn bieiem Sabre baben tie mad
ber Neueintbeilung beren 165. SIN
Sabre 1900 seborten 224 @lettoral=
ffimmett ba3u, ben prdiioenten gu err
tp1blen. Ma9 Der Neueintbeilung tper=
ben 249 nDtbis iein. Wan bdlt es
fir fiber, baB Der @ioen, Der 1900
fir 8rDan fimmte, aud in bieiem
Sabre benz oemOfratii6en Sidet 5ufal=
len piro. gu ben Isl @leftoralfim=
men aus Dem Ghoen mirben alfo mod
peitere 50 sur grwdblung oes oemO=
fratii9en Sifets erforoerli6 fem.
$50 aber miro Die bemofratif6e @Ons
pasneleituns bieie Stimmen finoen
t6nnen2 Connecticut, Selamare, S1i=
nois, Snoiana, M~arplnnb, Sem Ser
fep, Stem Sort unb Weft 8irsinten
berfiigen suiammen iiber 118 @letto=
raltimmen. Sc fra9t i9 nun, wie
biele babon fir bas bemotratii9e SiGet
erobert tperben fDnnen. Colorado,
Sbabp, MDntana unb Nebaba. Die bor
bier Sabren Brpan 5ufielsn, geben gu
Iammen IA @lettoraltimmen. IS mag
fi1 figen, baB bic Stimmen bieier
Gtaaten bon ausi6lasenoer Widti9teit
in Der teborftebenoen %nationalen WabI=
campasne perben m69en.
Gs mirb i9werer unb 9ef6tGter
@ampagnearbeit bon 9eiten Der DemOs
frpten beoiirfen, ben &epublifanern bic
gontrole FOLDER Dftli6er Staaten mie
Stem Sort, Seem Seriep uno @onnecti=
cut unb meflt6er Staaten pie SQinOis
unb Snbiana gu entreiBen. Mber mas
frh9er gef6eben 1T, fam f6 pieber
erei9nen.
SIM Sabre 1888 berlor @lebelanb
nit Musnabme BON Sem Serfep ale
iene Staten unb erhielt i'm @an5en
nur 1853 @leftpralfimmen. 1892 aber
fielen ibm ale tuieoer gu, 10 oab er 277
glettDraltimmen erbielt.
Sic politif 1T in ben Sabren Der
nationalen Wablcampagne oft reid an
l1eberrai9unsen aner Dirt. 1892 fielen
benz republifanii6en Sidet nur AS
gleftoralfimmen 5u. 8ier Sabre ipG=
ter aber 271.
Die Setter beiber putteien mil en- nit
bieien 99wanfuneen re9nen uno man
fam ~erparten, baB gerabe in Der bor=
Iieaenben Champagne BON bieben Seiten
big auf's Meher gefdmpft merben mirb.
Menn Die DemDfraten einen bolfstbiim=
Ii6en ganbibaten auffteIen, 10 oirften
lire Musii9ten re9t gtinffig ieia.
M6brenO Des lebten GomgreHes
1T Senator Wc@omas BON MarD=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
@ns ben GertdtSbSfen.
8 ZEN 5 g orteusbie
g 6eibuns B 10 illigt.

JtIulSI WuIICL uelututSlc utuI OuI@
mer Oscar porteus bon Mcton Die
9heibung BON ieiner Satin Soa. st
erbielt bic Sbbut itber bag dlteite Der
@be e%ntfprohene Gino, bic 10idbriee
pearl; mdbreno Der Grau bas 4idbrige
91bn9en unb bas Babn iiberlaHen
uurbe. SIR oeren nnterbalt bat er
nD6entli9 81 gu be5ablen. 9ie 3eu=
geneebtibren in Dem Sail beliefen it9
auf $145. porteus bat feline Grau Der
untreue bei9uloigt.
Sam 9 1rdbig b abDn.
Sic 17idbsige Grace Brand, uel@e
fi9 erf Dor 6 Wo9en b%erbeiratbet, uno
beren Brautan3ug aus @arberoben-
fftfen beftano, mel6e Tie bur6 8etrug
erlanet bate, wuroe geitern i'm @eri6t
bes grlangens BON Waaren unter fall
i6en 0orwdnoen f9uloig befunben.
sic fam nit 90 Sagen Mrbeitsbaus
oabDn.
Nm bic g rpBgef9mprenen
Il r n n.
Ser farbige Wm. Morean, nel6er
eingeFanben bat, in bic Wobnung bon
s. Mlforb, 90. 9elatpare Str, unb 8.
M. 8ropn, IT'S Central Nbe., einge=
bro9en 81 fein unb Deri9ieoene Rleis
%bunesfiide annectirt5u baben. Der5i6tete
por Dem Poli5eiri9ter auf elm 8Drberb0r
unb purbe on Die @roB9ef9norenen
iibermieien.
Sn Sa6en Der s Commercial
Sruf 60.
Sic Union Sruf Co., MaEenber=
matter fir Die Commercial Srut Co.,
erbielt BON &i9ter Garter bic @rlaub=
nib, Die @inri6tune Der Offices Der
@sielf&aft gu p~erfaufen. s. $. Pat=
tiion erfanb bieielbe fit $500.
y + NJ I II q g @ !.
Sm @riminalsert6t murbe Walter
Seferfon bon ben @ef9porenen bes
Rleinbiebtabls i6ulois befunhen unb
gu l bis 3 Sabren &efOrmatorium per=
urtbetlt. Cine apeite nod geeen ibn
b~prliegenbe, auf @roBbiebfabl Flau=
tenbe Nnfla9e purbe nteber9ef6lagen.
9es 8etruges bef6uIbi9t.
Sie @roBgei9wOrenen ueroen fi9
nit 8. g. Sanction gu bei4dftigen
baben. 9erielbe bate unter faIf9en
8oripie9elungen 3eugengebibrenr coll
@lectirt, mel9e ibm ni9t 5ufamen.
6 ein 8etrug porIieeenb.
Sn benz Sale bes Sobn gtrange BON
Wisconfin, mel9er Die 8eamten Der
National Bomb & &ealtp So. bon Sn=
bianapolis betrigeril9er Sransactio=
men befaulbist bate, CAB 8unoesri6s
Ter Nnberion cine gntf9eiouns gu
@unften Der 8ertla9ten ab.
Ser SAIL Der MibIanb-
Yortlano s cement s o.
l1eber bas @efu9 bon Benjamin s.
&eagan, einem Nctiondr Der Miblano-
portlanb Cement Co., einen Wa1en=
b~ertpalter fir biefelbe au ernennen,
miro am nd9ften Wontag bor 2i9te,
2eatbers perbanoelt meroen.
@rinnerung an BEN
8antfra d.
0or 8unbesri6ter Mnberion nirh
sur 3eit iber bic Glaee berbanbelt,
tpel9e Grau 2aoera Smens BON Ohio
u. u. eingerei9t baben, UNI Die ueber=
trasung Der gltbart 9poraulie Co.,
gltbart Paper So. unb ct. Soiepf
6poraulic So. an @alter 8rotpn UNI
bon i6m an Die @ltbart Botper So. fiji
unetltig su erfldren. IS mar bieies
eine BON ben bielen @ei6dftstransactio=
men bes WaLter 8ronn, elmer Der
6aupti9ulbieen on Dem 3uIammen=
bru1 Der Snbtana National=ga Ban bon
Gltbart, uel9er ee9enmdrtis eine
3u9tbausfrafe abfbt.
Neue g 9etbungsfIage E.
Srau Marp Wablermann rei9te
setern cine S9eioun 9stlage geeen IT,
rem @atten Wilbelm elm. Sic bef9ul=
bigt oenielben Der brutalen 8ebanb=
luna uub Der Observation-Disclosures
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

@pttIteb 2eutbarbt,
y9t. gemtitbli9e Gfe,"
gfe Noble unb Marfet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

Glt1art, mel0et ge9enmdrt1g elrte
3u9tbausfrafe abfbt.
NeueS 9etbungsfIage E.
Grau Marp Wablermann rei9te
setern cine S9eibun sstlaee geeen if
rem @atten Wilbelm elm. Sic befAul=
oist oenielben Der brutalen 8ebanb.
lung unb Der gHi9tperna6ldffeune.
g 9abener q 5 bewiIItet.
Sames 6. Cation, Del9er bic parrn
Mfg. So. neger1 8erlebunsen pel9e er
in Der Gabrif e~rlitten batte auf S9a=
oenerIab berflast, erbi elt in Ri9ter
2eatbers' Tribunal 5000 sugefproden.
mPoIi5etgeri9t
purbe Der Gan bes Nrtbur $. Safes,
melder nit ieinem Nutomobil gefern
ben 3ettunssberi6terfatter 6reb. g.
Gnoble u%meerannt bate auf ben 81.
Mai neridoben. 9rei Nnflasen liegen
9egen Gates bor: tbdtli@er anarif;
unb 0erlebuns aueier ftdbtif6er Oroi=
r1anaen; ct batte feline iSnitialen an
feinem NutD unb er mar au raid qe=
fabren.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
HOrSef1eSh and Beef.

Here are some means Of distinguish
ing between horsef1esh and beef" said
meat inspector.
"Raw horseflesh is a brownish red
in color, whereas in raw beef there is
no brown. Raw horsefesh is soft and
tenacious. Touch it, and the finger
sinks in, while as you withdraw the
finger the tissues rise with it and cling
to it, as though intermixed with glue.
But raw beef is not soft nor tenacious
in this way. Raw horsefesh, further
more, has an odd, metallic smell.
Cooked horsef1esh is denser than
beef. It is as dense as a lump Of
cheese. In taste it Is sweet-a sweet
ness sickening, to my mind.
1.-THE best test for horsefesh Is to
take a piece Of the fat and melt it..
Horse fat will melt to clear oil at so
low a temperature as 70 degrees f.,
but beef fat won't melt to a clear oil
under temperature of 112 degrees.
New York Telegram.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
The Gallery Gods Applause.

Lawrence Barrett once told of
conversation he had with Edwin Booth.
The latter had been congratulated up
on an ovation given him by a crowded
house on the opening night Of an en-
gagement "The sweetest musicetO my
ears" said the great tragedian, sis the
shouting Of the boys in the gallery.
know they are not applauding because
| have reputation Or because they
wish to make a display. They simply
give vent to their natural enthusiasm.
When they shout l know that l am
giving a good performance. AS for the
parQuet, it may clap it's hands out OF
politeness. a dramatic critic who had
certain notions as to how a line should
be read will applaud if l read it his
way; otherwise he will remain quiet.
I can never analyze the applause of
the front rows, but the gallery is SIN
cere in it's likes or dislikes."
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
The Work of the Heart,

Whether it be true or not that the
Egyptians 1900 years B. c. discovered
the true functions of the heart and
thus anticipated Harvey, it certainly is
true that Michael Servitus, whom John
Calvin burned to death at Geneva in
1858, in his treatise, de Trinitatis
Erroribus," published in 1888, first
maintained the imperyiousness of the
septum and the transition Of blood
from the right ventricle by the pull
monary artery to the lungs, thence
by the pulmonary vein and left auricle
and ventricle and the aorta to all parts
of the body"
More than eighty years later Harvey,
taking up the work of that great physi-
ologist, completed it, and in his work,
'Exercitatis de Motu Cords ct San
guinis'' (162S), promulgated to the
world his discovery of the true func-
tons of the heart and of the regular
and periodic circulation of the blood,
and it in nowise dcrOgates from his
fame Or the merit of his discovery to
say that it was Michael Servitus who
pointed the way to this discovery for
him.-New York Times.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Which Eye Is StrOnEerS

Here is little test for your eyes
that will soon show you which of them
is the stronger. Place an object about
two inches in diameter on level with
your eyes and move back from it about
ten feet. Then point to it and take
sight along the top Of your pointing
finger until the object and the tip of
your finger are exactly in line with
the eye from which you are sighting.
Next open the other eye and see If the
object seems to have moved from the
straight line. If it has not moved to
one side apparently, the eye with which
you first looked is the stronger, as the
addition of the others vision does not
change the focus. If the object seems
to have moved, it proves that the other
eye is the stronger, the difference be-
ing measured by the distance that the
object appears to have moved.
Try sighting with both eyes open
first Then look with first one eye and
then the other and see how far out of
line each makes the object appear. The
one that is farthest out of line is the
weaker eye-Chicago Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Cameo Cutting.


Before the discovery Of onyx as the
material specially adapted for cameo
cutting the ancients cut them on soft
stones, eggshelis and other materials.
IKE Greco-Roman, and especially the
Augustan, period was rich in canoes,
and almost every great Roman wished
to have his portrait cut in onyx. One of
these, an exquisite portrait Of Emperor
Augustus Caesar himself, is perhaps
the finest existing cameo. Such pOr-
trait canoes were practically indestruc-
tible, except by accident. Some large
cameos-the Triumph of Baochus" at
the Vatican, the Agate de There" at
Paris and the "Gemma AugeSten" at
Vienna-are splendid works of art.
There was change from the classi-
cal and neurological designs Of Greco
Roman times to Christian themes in
the fourth century, when Constantine
the Great became a Christian.
At the renaissance classical art re-
covered it's lost position. Renaissance
cameo cutters were very skilled work
men, but in spite of their general high
level they did not succeed in making
any very important cameo, although
the 'HymeneGl Procession of Eros and
Psyche" realized high price.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
DO|NGS IN WISCONSIN,
Matters Of General interest to Our
Readers Reported by
/ Telegraph.
PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF A WEEK
State Items of General Interest from
Various Sources for the Benefit
Of Our Readers,

Hayward, Wis, July 23.-In the dis
pute between the Chippewa Lumber
and Boom company and John Dietz
it has been decided to submit al diff
ferences to the grand master of the
Masonic lodge of Wisconsin for settle
ment Dietz claimed that the property
on which the dam across the Chip
pewa river was built belonged to him,
and that he had q right to hold up the
logs of the Chippewa Lumber and
Boom company until tho company
paid toll.
He barricaded himself n his home
and was prepared to defend himself
against all Corners. even the officers of
the law, with d shotgun. Posses tried
in vain to arrest him and even the aid
of national guardsmen was unsuc-
cessfully invoked. He denies that he
has resis.ed any officers. however.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Fact and Poetry.

An English fox hunter of celebrity
had been asked by a publisher for
book Of "reminiscences But I've never
written a word for publication" he
said deprecatingly. "Of course, I've
had adventures in the field in plenty.
but
"Have you never had any connection
with literature?" asked the publisher.
The master of the hunt shook his
head
''By Jove, yes, have!' he exclaimed,
his face lighting up. Years ago
WhyteMelville came to me with a
hunting poem he had written. For my
criticism, he said, l read it through,
and told him it was good, only there
was one place where he was little off.
Hounds have broth, not soup said J."
"Well?' said the publisher hopefully.
The master of hounds looked grave
again. 81 don't think that counts" he
said reluctantly. 1.-THE next line ended
in 'whoop,' and Whyte-Melville reject
ed my suggestion"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Curious Contest For d Bride In Tibet.

Curious Contest For d Bride In Tibet.
Among some of the wilder Tibetan
tribes in the Koko-nor there is curl
Gus marriage ceremonial function.
This consists in placing the girl, on
her wedding morn, in the upper part of
a tree, while her male relatives remain
on the lower limbs, or else in the back
part Of her fathers tent or hut, while
these same relatives guard the en-
trance, in each case the latter being
armed with lolo thorn sticks.
The groom, when these preparations
have been completed, rides up and an
nounces his intention of Selling the
bride. This requires fortitude. for
the relatives beat him numerically
when he attempts to reach the woman.
If he manages to elude his assailantS
and touch the toe of the woman she is
his, he is welcomed into the family
and complimented on his ardor. Should
he fail he suffers not only the incon-
venience Of being wifeleSs, but the
loss Of cattle and other presents given
during the negotiations. Ey the sale
Of a girl to one man, however, the ia
Their does not relinQuish his claims up
on her, but may sell her to other suit
ors who come afterward, until she may
have half a dozen husbands.-BOoklov
ers' Magazine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
A DrOD In Values.

An odd story of Emerson was told
the other day by Cambridge man.
"a New York woman" he said, ''call
ed on Emerson one morning. The phi
losopher was reading in his study, and
near him on a plate there lay little
heap of cherry stones. The visitor
slipped one Of the cherry stones into
her glove. Some months later she met
Emerson at q reception in Boston. She
recalled her visit to him, and then she
pointed to the brooch she wore--a
brooch CT gold and brilliants with the
cherry stone set in the center.
Il took this stone from the plate at
your elbow on the morning of my CALL
she said.
"'Ah! said Emerson. I'll tell my
amanuensis Of that. He will be pleas
ed. The young man loves cherries, but
I never touch them myself.''
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Bumps on the Head.

The lump raised by a blow on the
head is due to the resistance offered
by the hard skull and it's close connec-
ton with the movable elastic scalp by
many circumscribed bands of connec-
tive tissue.
The result Of blow, when the scalp
is not cut, is the bruising and lacera-
ton Of many Of the SMALL blood yes
sells or capillaries. Blood or it's fluid
constituent, serum, is poured into tie
meshes of the surrounding connective
tissue, which is. delicate, spongy, dis
tensible and cellular, and the we'll
known bump or lump is quickly
formed. This cannot push inward at
all and naturally takes the line Of least
resistance. Similar Jumps may be
formed on the shin in exactly the same
way, for the shin bone also is covered
only by skin and simultaneous con-
nectiye tissue.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Memory OF SIeeDwaIkers.

The memory of sleepwalkers is eX-
traordinary, not to say phenomenal,
especially when under the peculiar i'm
pulse of the disease which prompts
their movements. Moritz gives an in
stance of a poor basket maker who
was unable to either read or write, yet,
strange as it may appear, when in one
of his somnambulistic vigils he would
preach fluent sermons, some Of which
were recognized as having formed
parts of discourses which be was &C
customed to hear when he was child
attending his parish church forty years
before.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-07-29
Coffee "a Disinfcctant.

"'Drink plenty of coffee if there is
sickness around you," said a physi-
clan. "Coffee is a good preventive Of
typhoid fever and cholera. This has
been proven. Cholera germs and ty-
phoid germs have been thrown into
coffee and the aromatic drink has not
once failed to kill the germs within
an hour. Hence, amid contagious con-
ditions do not neglect, among your 9th
er precautions, to drink three cups Of
strong coffee at each meal"