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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Porto Rico wants to be given state
hood rights or her independence, but
she will probably get only what the
United States chooses to give her
Porto Rico belongs 10 the United
States, and is getting just as good a
government as she deserves, possibly
better than ever known before in her
history.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

The grand jury in Chicago has ex-
snerated Mayor Garter Harrison from
all blame for the Iroquois disaster,
bat the general public has not May
or Harrison knew that not q single
thee. e. Oh cago was built or oper-
ated In accords nee with the law, AZ
no hin self admits,yet he did not close
thom- His excuse was that he issued
sdess 70 not allow any thester 70
ORA wiS hou' . print from he Build.
il Osnnissisaer. In ether words.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
TO TAKE AWAY LUNATIC.

Cons able Alex Patton has been ap-
pointed a committee to take King
Crawford, colored, to the asylum and
will leave as soon as he hears from
the asylum authorities. Crawford was
tried and convicted Of lunacy Satur-
day morning.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
We Shall Buy a Million
Bottles of Iquozone and Give Them to the Sick.

We have purchased for 100000 the
American rights to Liquozone. We
thus control the only way to kill
germs in the body and end germ dis
ease. We want the sick TO know this
product, and at once. So we make
this remarkable offer. We will buy a
million soc bottles and give them to
a million sick ones. VIII you-if you
need it-let us buy one for your
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Tomorrow the vote ON the Panama
treaty will come up in the senate and
the treaty will be ratified. 1t is pre-.
dioted that 6 out of the 33 Democrats
will vote for the treaty, one Kentucky
senator, McCreery, voting for it, and
the other, 10 Blackburn, against it. 1t
will make no difference, however, a.
the treaty is to be ratified. The sen
sible senators realize that the ONLY
question to be decided is whether or
y 20 rstify the treaty. All Other
a-.s-ions involved in thePanama affe r
have already been settled BY those
W no had the authority and the courage
10 settle them, and who have assumed
full responsibility for it. 1t is sheer
arrogance for senator to want to go
back and NEEDLE with affairs Of state
that do not concern him, and which
he could not have decided differently
from the way they were decided, had
he wanted to ever so much.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

We have had a rather hard winter,
have had fires and otter calamities.
and many other things to worry Us,
but there is brighter prospect ahead
for Senator Morgan has made his last
speech on the Panama question.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

From the fuss the Louisville papers
are making over the muddy Ohio river
water, one might be led to think it is
really used there as q beverage.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
DEEDS.

V. " Shsrron to J. II Harris for
s25, property in the county.
Mrs. Esther Abrshan- 10 +. l..
Beam, for $1,000 propssty near l2th
and Jefferson street.
T.. ID. Thurman and wife to Lrsie
N. Smith, for s275, property in the
Thurman and Jones addition.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Personally appeared before me this
day e. J. Paxton, general manager of
The Sun, who afhrms that the above
statement of the circulation of The
Sun for the month of JAM, 1904, is tue
70 the best of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYRAR,
Notar, Public McCracken County.
Ny commission expires at the end of
ihe next session of the senate.
Pee. I, 1908.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Fulton is to have sort of jollifica-
ton this week over the branch court
house she secured, but it is understood
no people from Hickman will attend.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

The meeting which was to have
been held yes erday in worten's add
ton to establish q Baptist church,
was postponed on account of Indictment
weather and the illness OF the wife OF
Rev. ]. l.. Perryman. who has
charge Of the plan of organization.
The establishment will be effected in
the near future.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Judge VIM. Reed is getting things
in good shape in circuit court, and
deserves credit for clearing the dock
ct. 1t should be purged Of those cases
that for some reason are allowed to
drag along for years, and when once
the docket is caught up with, Judge
Reed will no doubt see that it does
not again become clogged with cases.
After the present civil term ends, q
special criminal term will BE- held to
get rid Of these cases. When all at
torneys are given to understand that
the courts are to try cases, and not to
continue them, they will doubtless
find themselves ready for trial instead
of otherwise. when their cases are
called.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Rev. George o. Barnes, an evan
gelist who has been in Paduoah in
past years, and who is known a. 1.-THE
Mountain Evangelist, 4" is now said to
be q follower OF John Ale1sner Dowie.
of Zion fame. Rev. Barnes is now
holding meeting at Jackson, Breath
lit county, Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Rev. Thomas Sexton, of Knoxville,
Tenn, who is conducting a revival
at the Second Baptist church, preached
two excellent sermons at this church
Yesterday morning ard evening.
There were twelve additions to the
church yesterday and there have been
as conversions during the meeting.
Services will continue through this
week. Rev. Mr.. Sexton preached at
the First Baptist church Sunday af-
fernoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
WEATHER.

4 The rainfall in this vicinity up to
this morning was 60 of an inch. The
indications are for clear and warmer
weather.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

A very interesting meeting FOR
Young men at the 7. M. O. A. Bun
day afternoon was Addressed by Rev.
Wilbur p. Hamilton Of the Third
street Methodist church on "Charsc-
ter Du.ldins." Mr.. Hamilton's ad'
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
Acts Like Oxygen.

Liquozone is the result OF a process
which men have spent over 20 years in
periecting. Its virtues are derived
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases.
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs, and such results are indl-
rect and uncertain. Liquozone kills
the germs. wherever they are, and the
results are inevitable BY destroying
the cause OF the trouble. it invariably
ends the disease, and forever.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
DAILY THOUGHT.

ITO work hopefully is to work in
the sunshine"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

dress was foroeful and practical and
was much enjoyed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

The inclement weather interfered
with the congregations at all Of the
churches of the city yesterday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22
THE K. /. T.
MAGNATES
Meeting Held at Cairo Yester-
day With Encouraging Results.
Six and Perhaps More Cities Will Be
Members of the League
This Year.

PADUCAH PLAYERS APRIL Is
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

All d spases that begin with eter-all innamma-
ton AL catarrh- ali contagious diseases al the
results % impure or poI sonuua blood
| In nervous debility IAquoronc acts As vitalissr.
accomp l ng whai no drugs can 80.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Subscribe for The sun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-22

Throat Troubles
tuberculosis
rumOrs Ulcers
NarlOCncele
WOmeuN Diseases
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
Der critic ttfHfde Dotfmafter in
Berlin.

Bon benz erItsn ruili9en gotf9af>
ter in Berlin pilien Yerlinsr gbronis
item redt eisenartise 0eididten gu
er3dblsn. Ssute, ipo aler Mugen auf
NuBlano geridtet Iinb, perbsn tie ipie>
Der Defenders inierefant. Der 9ots
idafter, Defen Same niat genannt
ipirD, traf i'm Moi 1857 in Berlin Elm,
um Dem @roben aurfiirIten ben 5tpis
iden HuBlano uno polen gefhlohenen
neipigen JrieDen" 81 melDen uno 5ries
brib Wilbelm gu elmer r2laian5 ipiber
3iirfen unb 5atarsn" a~uf3uforbern.
Die lebtere lebnte Der aurfiirlt ab,
nipeil er bic pergangenen Sabre einen
anIebnliden Sufturs piber bic 9iirs
fen geI6idet unb nod ldidet", Der Ge-
fanbte aber ,mabte iid nieblid", ipie
Der 8erIiner fagt. 3unddit f6lug er
bic = Ginlabung CUR 9oftafel aus.
Damn forberte er BON Der turfiiritliz
den aafie cine 5iemlid bo6e Gnti9ds
bigung, npeiI grade Die rufiiiden 5as
ten lpdren uflD er aus Wlosfdu mitges
brd6te Gbnaaren ber3ebren miibte."
9ieIe rufiiiden 5aItenipeiien entfpras
den 3ipar benz northumberland lebr
tpenig, Der HufIe zednete lie aber Dels
fenunsenhtet 10 bod an, .bab man
bafor Die beIten 5raftamenten bate
anl9dffen f0nnen". Gs folgten benn
aud einige llnterbanblun5en. Der
AuiTe blieb aber feIf unb 6efam
ldliebli9 tbatlddlih iein @slD aus
Der 6offcHe. Oas mar dber nod nidt
aIles. 9ei Der G~eltIteIung bes Geres
monie[ls fir bic grobe Q(ubien3 bers
lansie Der Barbar, ben aurfiiriten
INIT 6anbihlag" begribsn gu biirfen,
un0 ais maj ibm bas poQ GntIeben
Dsrtpeigerte, n~biffitultirte" er Iogar.
Nun je6Od tOmmt bas bette. Der
aurfiirit mar bereits leibenb unb laa
in petsoam fdiper franf. gr wiinf6te
dlfo be 4ubien3 I'm gett al ert6eilsn.
Der JiuFe mar Is einDerltanbsn, lpenn
man inn seitattefe, fb e~benfdIs
nit Siiefeln unb YeIsmiibe - imgett
CUR 4uoien3 tragen 3u laiien. glur 70
fei oOie Wiiro bes 3aren geipa6rt".
Qlas llnterbanblungen 3erf9lugen f6,
allsin Der 2liigItt sibt mad, unb 70
5pang fi4 Der aurfiirit benn trob Iei=
ner Qeiben aufauite6en. OleiA nah
bisIem Gmpfang rsiite Der Hufe ab,
IieB ii9 aber Dorbsr nod bic Soften Der
6eimfabrt be5ablen. DTS 1riebri9 Der
Critic aurfiirit fpurbs, f4idte er TO-
fort feinen treuen Jobann Vagtr mad
PETERSBURG, Der neben onberen Wiffios
zen aud bic bate, bic Werbannuno
bee .baroden Gefanbtsn" in .ein nils
6es Ganb" 5u b~erlangen. or tpurb:
bsnn aud mad Gibirien btrbdnnt-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

IN tie bebt mid Del I'm BEL nod aIe
SnfOrmebiden geiuIue, biieiOs bab mar
iie ia aud nit BEL Die partie I'm le
bdtt ben Differ Mebr ba3u aefroqt.
Weu, WiIter @bitbor, ben Sic f9on
cmol 10 en- treblige Stoff seb0rtg
Oubt bas nit einiges biete? Sd ben's
.fpfper thinner geiaet, mann Die Wien=
DE berriidt Iper'n, rann fange Re nit
zen aopp an. Men, am nddfte fSreiz
az I'm id friiber ipit qeip0bnlid beim
omme IN ben mid rettig semadt. SD
zen mid en- SAebf geDpe, no mid i'm
serberidapp penisitens bier Gdils
ing gefojt bdtt. Mei 5ebs is 70
i6mubt gepeie tpie c Sammetpejt, IN
ib Zen gefiiblt, ais mann i9 IN einem
fort mel Jebs tdtldsle folIt. SD ben
mel Dreb Subt ange3oge IN ipis id
fertig geipsie FIN, DO ben ih 9egudt,
ais tpann ih fonf0rmt per'n foat.
Damn bot mid bic Selma in ben pars
Tor fibe made, for fir bic Drip Ufiner
gu parte. Die alad bot grab balb
na6 fitppe geitrode, DO bot Die Dobr=
bea gerunge I'm bic Drip Wliler is
fomme. Sdietpib. fpas bot Die afpiuer
fh0n gegudt. Se pot fpeiBes lobfott
Dreb angebabt, mas uiuper, bent id,
nod nit gang fertig mar, bifabs Re bot
teine Shliefs brin gebabt. SD mllS
iuge, ben Steil ben ih arig gut ges
glide. &c bot mid { aarnsbfden ms
Duttonbobl geitsdt In mar orig Iurs
preiit, bab ih l9on rsttig mar. &c
bot mid aud compliments gemadt,
Oab id 70 fdoa gegudt ben I'M bot ges
fa9t, bab fe fhubr NIT mid en- 9itt
made bebt. Mea, i9 ben gefiiblt, dls
mann id 5pan5ig Sabr aft mar.
Damn FIN mir aus benz 0alls fort III
in 1ront bon bic Diebr BOT c &erritf9
gebalte IN bd fin nler enei. Sci 0alle,
bas bot mid gefaIe. &c pot mid 10
ld0n entertebnt III mar 10 plsifent 81
mid, bab it gefagt ben: rMib Miuer,
id fiibls 70 bdppig. bab id sIeids Osbt
Sine { aiiB9e gu eeipipe, ipann's aud
rur E gang fleines Is, 70 c penniez
ponn." Do bot Re gefagt: nWiiter
9aberiad. bies Il 2iebjisbr In mann
etnds in bic qein bdppene fon, bann
miiie sic abfparte. bis Of Sine for
frage lin ba tonne Gle nod lang fpars
IT," Seller part bot mid nit edstra
eepliebt, atpiper ih ben bod nit belfe
tonne I'm for ben Rsit bon ben Dreif
ben ih fem Wort mebr geIagt. Wie
bic aerritfd in Jront bon bic Sabl ges
itappt bot, is fas lieipe We6bde gu,
erfht erausgetfhumpt IN bot mid
beim Musiteiee eKiitet. Bladder Dot fe
mid aud sebolfe. mel Sptperfutt auss
5iebe lin bot unIern Sfoff fdede loHe.
Wie bic pabrtie ausgange Is In mas
lonit nod gebgppeno Is, bas bsr3dbl
ih Sbne bos ndfIte Wol.
Mit Bette Riegabrbs.
Suhrs 3rulie,
Meif Safer a d,
Gstiueier I'm S4eriff BON Qpple Sad
6olie 9errer 4auntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22

-Na9 ben 5pff9en Der
frdn35Ffden Vorbba6n unb Der engIi,
iden oSoutb Gafern HailiDaB" tir5s
lid eetrofIenen Wereinbo sungen ioa
nit Sntrafttreten bes nddften Soms
merfabrpldnes cine 3ugs unb Sdiffss
perbinbung efneereidt perbeH, ourd
tpelde es erm0gli4t Nib. bic 5obrt
apifden 2onbou unb paris in 81
Gtunben 5uriid5uleeen. gu bieiem
3pede fou Der bon 2onbon I'm IL
ubr Morgens abgebenoe Shnel3ug
in 9ober NnfhluB an ben poftbdms
pier erbaIten, tpelher in Calais I'm 2
ubr Ha4mittags eintrifft. SH Calais
fol- elm aebn Minuten fpGter abeebens
Der Sdnel3ug bic Rsiienben unb BEE
rem 0epdd aufnebmen unb obne jebtn
Mufentbalt Bis pdris burhoefibrt
tperben. Die g%ntfernung 5pil6en
Qonbon unb paris betrGgt ouf benz
be5eidneten Wege 40 Meilen. Die
unterfudung beg MeifegepGds burd
bic 3olIbeamten tpirb i'm .3uqe erfols
gen. Der GabrpIau fir bic G6neIs
Derbinbung in umgetebrter Riftune
fpirb fpdter fefseifeLt ipsrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
GurOpdifde 11a6ri6ten.
9lopina 9d5fesmie sSornein.

9iopin3 5d5reopigsS Dorftetn.
Mltona. Ger rs Sabre ate
Gprodlebrer 9elib. Der bur9 iein
ieltIames Qeibsre bier alIgemein Bee
tannt mar, itiir5te in Der 9obmiiblen=
ifraBe pl0blid bonn Sdlags gerii6rt
gu Bo6en uab mar 5Dfort tobt.
Dornb0beb. NuT benz fog.
a5nigsbera, pel6er in Der Ndbe unIes
res Ortes belegsn 1T uno ben Namen
baber fii6ren fon, boB Der Ddnsnf5aig
WolDemdr III, in Der Gdla9t BEL
Yorn60peb bier isinen Stanbort gee
babt baben foa, iinb lpieber mebrere
6iinengrdber bloBeelegt porben. Sc
tDurbeH an Sdmudlahen Dorgefuns
ben: Sin 9olbenes Nrmbanb I'm Ges
iuidt bon reidlif "a Oramm unb Elm
bron5enes Diabsm, Ioipie perl4iebene
@ebroudsgegenitdn6e, Mefer, Naz
Oeln, anOpfe etc. ilno Elm grOn5es
f6pert.
Breibof3. Softer Safps Peters
ipuroe auf benz Mege BON RDisnb0ten
nab Isinem Dorfe tobt nu~fgsfunoen.
Gr bate Dorbsr nit 5ipei onoeren qeus
ten aus Der 0sgenb in Dem Wirtbss
bauie ON aanal ge5eht unb Garten
eeipielt unb mar nit ibnen fort9eeanz
gen. Oie llnierIudlung bat ergeben,
bob peters einem Sdlagdnfaa erlegen
1T. IS paren sinige duBere ums
itdnbe, nelder psrmufben lieBen. oaB
Is Ii9 ln einen 2ootidlag banole.
GIms9orn. Dem Ghultnas
ben 0ermann W0bring bon bier, Der
am IL. September ben in bic ariidau
geialenen 5jd6rigsn Sobn bes s. ..
2iennu il. pom lobe oes Grtrinfens
~rsttete, III bonn Observation-Disclosures
cine 0ffsntlide Bslobisung ert9silt,
Iopie cine Oelbbelobnung bon 30
Warf beipinigt poroeE.
aisl. Sn Der 6situng JrisSridss
ort besins aus un6efdnnten Oriinoen
Der crit einge3ogsne MdtrofenartileriIt
aeil G~elbfmoro. - uniDerfitdtsprOs
feIIor 1r. tbecl. Miibiau tonnte auf
cine 5Oja6rige iienosrop6iIde 9bdtig=
feit 3uriidbIiden. Gr bat in Sabre
1853 ais Sdiiler zines iGdiilnen
0pmnafums Die Oabslsberser1de
Gtenoordpbie erIernt unD Ieitoem nift
MIR tdglid Dermenoet, ionoern aud
eifria oef0rDert. Q(us bieien Wnldf
bat i'm Der bieii9e StsnograpbsnzVer
elm 0dbelsbergsr gum Gbren : Dor
iibsncsn ernannt. - Sin fdredlider
unaliidsfdl ereignete fid I'm bieIigsn
5afen. Yeim ql%ufipinbsn bon aaffee
In GGdtn am adiFpsider rib bic
arahnfette. Dieis, cine e~ilssne augel
unb ddt Cad aaffee Itiir3ten aus eis
ner 60bs bon 20 Menr auf BEN in eli
ner Shute itebenOsn % Sabre alien
GIperfiibrer Jrib b. Soften, Der tuds
itdblid 5eridmstiert nurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-22
Yropin3 3oPreTten.

@resIau. 2luf Der 3anf6ol3=
tDieIe, 6inter ben Gdiebltdnoen ipuroe
EN- Mann toot aufeefunOen. ytad
D~orbdnoensn Yopieren banoeIt es iid
I'm einen o6oa6foien Qtrbeiter Nas
mems Nuguit 6ilbig. Der felt bier Sab
ren bon ieinsr 6rau getrennt lebte.
Der 9eb bes Wonnes biirfte burc6 Grz
fmrieren 6erbeigefiibrt f5orben 5ein. -
@srmibt ipirb let Ginger 3eit Der 80
Sabre alte aaufinann Nrtbur 3eppler,
pel1er Waltslet1troSe 9 geipobnt bat.
Dem Wanne, Der iid gu einem Der
gniigen bate begeben nOllen, Diirfts
Elm llngliid 5ugeitoben fem.
Yrieg. Sn benz benadfarten
Ausflugsorte pouIau feierte tiir5lid
Der 6auptlebrer 6oinfis iein 25idbris
ges Nmtsjubildum. Bon elmer Depu=
tation Der Sduls unb @emeIn0ebers
tretung nurbe Der Subilar auf's 6er3s
lifite begliidpiinidt unb ibm dls
Gbrenqabe cine Ie6r ipertbpoIe oolbene
llbr nit aetse iiberreidt.
GbarIottenbrunn. Qfuf
sinem Der bieIigsn 9eide fanoen nit
Giseeipinn beidditigte Nr6eiter ean3
i'm GiIe einoeirorsn bic 2ei9e elmer
meiblihen perfon, ipelde ais bic uns
pere6elidte. 23jd6rige Bertha grauner
ertannt purDe. Obipol tein erfi9ts
fiber @runb 5a einem SsIbftmorb
DorlieQt, 70 Diirfts bod Elm ungliidss
foll ousgefhlohen iein.
06rIib. SIN 0orort 2ef6Dib
niit6ete in Der Ddmpf : Gtellma9erei
uno 6ol5bisoersi bon Carl autida eis
ne 5euersbrunlf. 9er Sdaben oeirGat
mebr ais 10000 Start, 1T aber 5urd
Wcriiderrmg gebedt. Sn bic Or.
Sdinblerfhe alinif bierfelbit braAte
man ben idper Oerungliidhn Berg
mann 6ipto, bon Der Qtolinagrube in
Meibmaher. 6ipfo mar burd berabs
itir3enbe 8rountoblenmaHe peri9iitz
tti porben iinb bate einen OberIdens
tels, Niidgrotz unb Uipbsnbriite ers
litten. Der 2lermne peritarb talt
mad feiner 2tntunft in ber alinit.
6dusborf. Ger 5rdu bee
WirtbiGafters gdrtner PLATTE BEL benz
@erlu6, iid bsim Qsusgleiten an Der
3hiir ibres Wobnbauies aufredt 5u
srbaIten, Elm gluigsfGB i'm Gs6irn,
mas ibren bolbi9en COB berbeifiibrte.
6einri9snaIbe. Sm areiIe
feiHer oab!reihen camille feierte bas
pauPide Gbepaor oas 5eit Der eolbes
nen 0od5eit.
a0nigsbitte. @uf benz gabn
ihdtt Der a0nigsgrrbe murbe Der
'5duer Sofef Haleppa burd einen bors
5eitig electromagnetic GduB Qet0btef.
Der eft AZ Sabre aIte gsrgmann bins
IerldBt cine Wittpe unb neun ainbsr,
bon benen feds nod i'm ainOesalter
itebsn.
Nropin5 Yofeu.
Wnfen OQeoen Refr,fose s>,,~N.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-12-30

Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning at 1890 and at
7:30 ip the evening. Morning theme:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-12-30
AWFUL VIGIL FOR FATHER.
Clings to Cliff All Night Guarding
the Dead Body Of His
|. Daughter.

John Nancise, living on the lake
shore drive, ten miles west of Cleve-
land, O., chung to the slippery rocks at
the foot of an S0-foot cliff all night
recently with the dead body of his
daughter in his arms to prevent the
waves washing the corpse out into
Lake Erie.
While attempting to extinguish a
fire which was burning the grass
around their home, Miss Vancise fell
over the S0-foot cliff to the rocks be-
meath. Her shrieks attracted the at
tention of her father, who was fight
ing the fire near by, and he jumped
over the bluff after her.
His life was saved by missing the
rocks and striking the water. He
searched through the rocks in the
darkness until he found the body OF
his daughter. He was unable to move
it up the face of the steep cliff, and
fearing the waves would carry it GU,
into the lake, he held it in his arms all
night.
Next morning he was successful in
attracting the attention of the crew oil
a passing tug, who rescued him and
carried the dead girl to a landing
place. The father was almost insane
as the result of his fearful nights
vigil.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-12-30
FORTUNE IN DRIED MILK.
Inventor Asserts That It's Manufac-
ture Is the Worlds Greatest and
Richest Industry.

James R. Hatmaker, who married the
divorced wife of Capt. de la Mar and
was for many years secretary of Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, is now living at 25
Rue de la Faisondarie, Paris. He has
startled Frenchmen equally with his
energy and with his capacity for launch
ing inventions.
He never buys an interest in a patent,
but always acquires it outright. He has
many to-day, but has put all aside for
what he thinks will revolutionize the
commercial world. This is nothing less
than a process for producing milk in
powdered form.
Thousands of tablets have been or
dered by the German emperor, and large
quantities are being sent for the use OF
troops in Manchuria. He calls attention
to the fact, which he says is not realized
in America, that the milk industry is
even greater than the steel; the steel in.
dustry represents $4,000, 10000, while
that of milk exceeds $500, 100000
Mr.. Hatmaker has been married two
years and the Hatmaker baby is the best
exponent of the quality of the dried milk
never having received any other. Doc
tors have been watching it's growth
with interest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-12-30
More Buildings Wanted.

The Minnesota State Fair is doing
a very important work in the develop
ment of the live stock industry of the
state. A few years ago the fair
management interested tie great
national cattle breeders associations
in Minnesota as field for the pro-
motion of the breeding of blooded
stock and since then has held lin con-
nection with these associations)
national exhibitions of fine stock at
each annual fair. The effects have
been marvellous. Stock raising has
been greatly stimulated and the
average of animals on Minnesota
farms has already been raised in
quality.
This most practical and important
work has entirely outgrown the state
fair grounds equipment. TO continue
and develop as the need and oppor.
tunity and the interests of the state
demand, a livestock amphitheater on
the fair grounds is imperatively need
3D.. There:must be place where cat.
tie may be judged and the auction
sales conducted in comfort and con
venience to both exhibitors and
audiences, whatever the weather
The Illinois and Iowa fairs have al
ready been provided with amphi
theaters by their states; the Inter
national show at Chicago VIII have
building next year and the great Can
adian fair at Toronto is also moving
for an immense amphitheater The
Minnesota fair is the largest in tht
country and if it is to maintain it,
position it must have facilities equa
to the other fairs and exhibitions.
The state legislature will be asked
this winter for an appropriation anC
as all the farmers and stock grower
of the state, and the agriculture
communities generally, are deeply in
terested in the proposal. there sloul(
be no question regarding the success
of the measure. This proposed
structure should be fire proof and
large enough not only for present but
for future needs as we'll.