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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
No. 1880.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Once of ComDfrolIer of the curvor

No. 1885,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Once Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
Washington, d. c.. October T. 1905
Whereas. BY satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned. It has been made to appear
that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF WASHINGTON.
In thu city OF Washinston. District Of Columbia,
hsi complied with al the provsions Of the statutes
Of the United States. required to be complied with
before an association shall be AUTHORISED to com
meBcs the basiness Of banking:
Now, therefore. I. Thomas r. Kane. deputy and
acting Comptroller at the Currency do hereby
certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF WARRINGTON,
In thA city Of Wsshingtou, District Of Columbia,
IL authorised to commence the business Of banking
~ provided In section nfty-oas hundred and sixty
nine Of the Revived Statutes ef the United States
IN testimony whereof witness my hsaA aad seal
- Once this fourth DAP Of octohss. 1s05.
f8eal1 r. ?. KANE
Dspau asa Acting camptreusr Of the Curreney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
Market Decidedly Heavy the
Greater Part Of Day.
VERY FAIR BUSINESS
HEAVY SELLING AT YESTERDAYS
CLOSING RESUMED TODAY.
General Movements Were Quite Uni
form-Mercantile Weekly Reports
on Trade Were Gratifying.

NEW Work. October 2S-The stock mar
ket was decidedly heavy during the greater
part of today's short business session. dur
ing which very fair volume OF business
was transacted. There seemed TO De ho
question that the main influence In the
dealings was furnished by the remarks
made Yesterday afternoon by the leadins
interest in the Union Pacific system, ano'
IN fact his utterances appeared 10 nave
carried more effect than was produced car
Ier in the week by the Russian SITUATION
the mayoralty campaign and the prosDec-
tive gold exports
At all events the heavy selling of securi-
ties which set In during yesterdays final
dealings was resumed in large volume to-
day. and prices declined in all quarters CT
the market
In the early dealings American Smelling
was bid up smartly. and that stock was
exceptionally firm throughout the morning.
but for the most part market movements
were quite uniform.
Profit taking seemed to be exceptionally
heavy In American Locomotive and a num-
Der of the other specialties. Delaware ard
Hudson receded sharply and Erie was
persistently weak, while Reading showed
a fair degree OF support.
Weakness in Metropolitan.
The local traction stocks showed a re-
sumption OF the pressure which character
ICED the dealings in that direction In the
early part Of the week, with notable weak
ness in the Metropolitan shares.
The London stock market was heavy dur
ing the greater part OF the day. although
prices rallied there toward the close of the
business session. Russian imperial As con-
tinued under severe pressure and showed
further decline of q point. Foreign houses
sold steadily In this market.
a
general or particular character and the
days routine developments were mainly en-
couraging. The weekly reports of the mer-
camille agencies upon the state or the
country's trade were especially gratifying.
In addition to the discouraging Influences In
the speculation referred to above. 1t was
commonly expected that the weekly bank
statement would make a poor showing, and
this prospect doubtless contributed some
what 10 the general weakness OF the stock
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

Bar silver. quiet, 2Sxd. per ounce.
Money, Ja3H per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for short
bills is per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for three
moaths bills II 4a4h per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
New York Stock Exchange.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers' 1919 street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington STOCK
exchange and Chicago board of trade.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Amalgamsted Copper. S212 S27s Sis Sl&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

c. Schumacher & Company say Of foreign
exchange: Cotton bills have diminished
and 1t Is interesting to note that the re-
ceipts OF cotton at the different interior
points. especially in Texas are less than
generally thought, and to this fact is due
the sharp rise in the price of cotton during
the last week and the diminished exports"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. $7s4, 2s7; government receipts
from internal revenue, $3.50 SS5; customs.
S1S9, 02S; miscellaneous, $102. ia; expendi-
lures, 81 $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

The total bank ciearings Of all the clear
ing houses of the United States for the
week ending today were 81, 903, gil, SIS, an
increase Of 1881, s53, or 90 per cent. Bos-
ton increase. IL per cent; Chicago, 22.3 per
cent; Baltimore. 142 per cent: Philadelphia
lib per cent; New York declned32 per
cent; st. Louis. SO per cent. and New
Orleans, IL. per cent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
9roBe S6ifsgc(6ube.
Senti9e 0ribatc Sen cmslii6en an
9aaerbaftisfeit iibrrlesen.

Sebren oes 9rieses-Sie uTaifaia" am 10.
sfnsuit, 1904 ebIerbafte 0eidasfou.
ifrnftion = SweierIei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@efabren Der Srabtnmipidiuueen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
LAUNDRY = : :: 4: :::':..'
Be Sdphpus $685.
324 %. Marplano
Gamilienm1f@e.
.....Betot TeIephpns $685..

Der aus Der Sdf9e UNI f9oB fi9 IN
Die S9lGfe. 8lutiiber fanf er
aufdmmen unb tpurbe nd9 benz
8rantenbuuie gebra9t. 4uf benz
Wege fam er gu ii9 unb er5Gblte, er
belize Spbn 8ubblsp. Dor fiinf Sob
rem bate er in 2onbpn einert- eroben
8anfbiebitabl btsaneen. Der linn 95,>
900 Srdncs einsetragen bate, Mit
biefem 9elbe mar er na9 paris 9eeilt
unb bate IS BEL einem bortieen
Sreunoe beppnirt. Damn tebrte er
mad 2onbon suriid, itelts ii9 fripil=
Zig Der Poliaei unb tpurbe auf fiinf
Sabre in's 3u9tbous eeitedt. Dor
geiterr fpurbe in entlaher, aeitern fam
i9 bier an. SD babe meinen 6reuno
geIu9t unb mein 8ermOgen - perges
bens, Tie iinb perf9punben; i9 babe
teinen Yfennig mebr." OILS Der Baz
gen am &rdntenbaus antam, mar Der
arme Siinber tpbt.
= pianift M art 8 q M
bpurg bat ii9 tief in bas &apldnb
bincin no6 Natal an bic Sranie=
Tlubtplpnie unb na@ Sranspaal bin
eineepoet, um au6 in bieien fernen
SGnosrn Der flaffiI9en Wuiit @erehrsr
gu eepinnen. Gr 1T Der erite &iintz
Ter, Der gang alein fein Slid in Siios
afrifa periu9t bat; er fat % Concerto
eegeben unb ppr ettpa $4,000 2euten
eeIpielt. Mdn9 dmiiiantes grlebnib
paiiirte linn babel. Nuf piele 8uren
ma6te Defenders bic 8r0Be ieines5liiz
gels einen unauslDf9li9en Ginbrud.
@enn er bann er5Gblte, bas Snftru>
ment tpiege 1850 Pfunb, 10 frasten tie
ppbl: vWiebiel 2eute finb benin ba3u
no%tbipenoig, um es gu ~fpielen9" sic
fOnnten es gar ni9t fafen, bab eifs
einaelner Menf9 einen 70 srpBen 5li>
gel banbbdben tonne. Sie &ulis, bic
bas Snftrument POM 8abnbof no9
benz Goncertfaal trugen, fiirGteten fi9
sunG9it bobpr unb elaubten fi6 ir=
9enb tpel9en bOfen Sdmpnen ausSelie<
fert, bic aus benz &aften berpprfprin<
gen fDnnten. OILS Der 8irtuofe no9
einem Concert f9peibtriefsnb berals>
fam mnb ertldrte, 5lisel fpielen fei
cine idipere 4rbeit, meintsn fie bers
d9tlih: rS6pere @rbeit2 90 foIten
Sic ibn ert nal in bic 9Obe beben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
yOM Nuelaa0e.

Gin ngIaubIi9 flineen>
Der 8prfau bei9Gftiets fiirali9 bas
Seeamt in 9remer1oper. Nm 10.
@prii purbe Der lSei5er @uftete auf
Dem i'm 6afen liegenben 2lppoOampfer
r@iir5burs" rermibt. Man nabm al,
baB er iiber Sorb sefallen unb ertrunz
fen lei. Der Sampfer cling bann na9
8uenps 4bres in Gee unb am 2. Stunt
fanb man bort ben 8ermibten unter
Der 8adbprbmai9ine bepubtlps, aber
nod lebenb, liegen; am 10. Sum- itarb
er bann. Der Mann bdt bemna6 a.
Gage unter rer Mai4ine gslsgen unb
tpGbrenb Der ganSen 3eit feline Hob=
run9 gu ii9 senOmmen. Ha9 3euz
ssnausfasen bat @uftefe fi9 nit
Selb itmorbgebanfen getrasen; er ion
8leitpeiB gu fi9 senommsn BADEN unb
bat ii9, nie nan annimmt, bann un>
ter ben &efel berfrp6eu, Inn ben Sob
5u ertparten. Na6 benz 9utabten Der
Ierate 1T er bdnn in Starrframpf
perfanen.
-Oer .eeni9tiefe" &0nig
@urppas lit na6 feiner eieenen @us=
iage - aOnig 2eopol0 BON 8el9ien.
Gr befu9te pOr einiser 3eit in 8esleis
tung bes frana0iii9en Mi1ifters bes
Snnern, SO. Gtienne, bic fran5Dii6e
Ibtbeilung Der 2iitti9er MusftenInq.
Oils er gu Der Nbtbeilung fam, mo
eleftriide Waagen ausseitelt iinb,
Bat elm Sabrifant ebrerbietie, ii6 auf
elmer Der Wuasen nieberaulafen. Ser
&Dnig folgte nit ieiner b~efannten 2ies
bsnspiirbisfeit Der g~inlabuns, unb
ioglei4 seiste es fi9. baB fi9 eenau
SO &ilogramm 700 9ramm auf benz
Sefel niebereelafen batter. ,Seben
Sic" iagte Der SOnig la9enb gu @tiz
enne, rMitslieb in benz parifer Club
Der n9unberttiloleute" t0nnte i9 mod
ni6t tperben. SnbsFen bleibt mir bic
Sbatfa4e, bab i4 Der fdperfte 9err=
iGer guropas bin; aDnia Gbuarb bon
England, Der slei9 na9 mir tommt,
toiegt bret &ilo tueniger; aber bas gsbt
au9 f9on an"
paris al mani IN eis
ner Der leBttn NG9te einen Mann
mehrere Minuten lang unidlifig auf
Der place be Ia gbopele auf unb ab
manoeln Pl0Bli4 aos sr einsn @spols
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Sefublcu Der S6iffc.

Sas uehernebmen BON &oblen ben
@4iff gu S9iff miro ouour4 errei@t,
bdb Die &oblen i'm 9emenge nit rei9@
liden Wengen Wafer our9 eine
Pumpe in Hobrleitungen fortgeoriidt
peroen. Quf Dem S9iffe, oas Den
&oblenporratb fiibrt, lit elm gum She'll
nit @afer sefinter, eeneister 9ebGls
ter angebro9t. Sn ibn peroen Die
&oblen sef9ittet, UNI Damn nit Waher
semii9t Our9 Elm Saugrobr bon elmer
3entrifusalpumpe aneefauet 81 perz
Den. Die Pumpe OrIdt Die Mahe
our9 cine biegfame @obrleitune nod
Dem unOern S9iffe biniiber uno aDar
in einen 8ebGlter, aug pel9em 6as
mitgefi9rte Waher lei9t pieoer abs
ldufen fam. Die aoble trodnet lunes
fam ab uno lit Damn fir ben @erbrauG
aeeignet. S;ir bieie grt Der umlaouna
iino freili6 NIT Riidfidt auf Die 5Drz
berung 0ur9 Die pumpe rur &oblens
forten f%einern &ornes gu peripenben-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Ser 9efeI.

@s 1T iebsnfaas better baB bic 8ir-
ger nit elmer 7.m69entliHsn als nit
elmer 4-idbrigen Wuder-4 Administration
oabon fommen.
Der @inFub, Der Solbman nod iei-
lsr Hieosrlase su FOLDER iummarii6en
9ummbeit berleitste, bdtte f9 iecen-
fals BEL einsm Siese Solbman's aui
bisislbe @siis gsltsnb gsma9t.
Gas bishen 9ibsralismus, 3u Dem
f9 unier Mottenburger tpdbrenb Der
lsBten 3uei Sabre berfieg. mar nur Elm
36oer UNI bic liberalen Stimmen fiji
ben b~isridbrissn Sermii gu faagen.
DAB Der asl9 an ben Birgsru bOr=
iber gegangen III. fann uns nit benz
bitterem 8eidmad ben Sobn 90lB=
man binterldBt ausi6bnsn.
Wie ssrins Der She'll bes bon Der
Prohibitions -6pfterie ~bsfaqsnen 8ir=
gertbums 1T, ging bel Der lsbten @a6l
mieoer einmnl tIar berDor, uenn man
bic win3ise Nnsabl Der Prohibitions
Stimmsn In Betra9t siebt.
Der Ganoioat fur 6fentli9e @unf,
Der bumm ssnus if fd bieien Wsni9en
81 nerpf4ten brau9t f9 oaber ni4t
gu wunbern, uenn oab grObe liberale
Clement ibn abfalen ldbt.
Hatirli4 peiB bic Seu6lerbanoe
gang genan. bab ieoer Der S4napss
ooer8 isrourf bat oenielben in irsenb ei'
ner Npotbste i'm untsrenS taottbeil aufs
auseiebiaffe befrieoisen fann. sic
wsib aud san3 aeaau. bab Der garger
Der f4 iOnf nit einem S4ndpsGen
Obsr sinem @laie Bier sufrieosn esses
ben hdtte, in Der gpotbete cine gan3e
Slaiae fauft.
Die Npotbefen. pel6e i'm unteren
stnbtbsils bic eanae Nadt ibre 8e.
iddftslotale ofen baltsn, fnoen ibre
Reanuneen ni4t beim Sro9neu-8er
fauf iOnbern bur9 S6naps uno mas
nod idlimmer lit, Cocaine.
Wie uns elm erfabrener p5armacif,
Der als Yerfdufer in elmer Na4t-9lpo-
tbete i'm Centrum Der Stnot tbdtig
mar, mittbeilt, tpuroen burdf4nittli4
on Samftas Nbsnbsn mebrsre Suseno
Nuarifaiden e9naps uno fir $50
: Cocaine berfauft.
Die Sborbeit Der Surafi6rung Der
GhluBsefese fur anfdnoiee Wirtb=
i9aften gebt baraus flor berpor. Die
Seratbsr bss Ssrrn 5olbman baben
sbsn ibren Ropf berlOren uno einsn
eisenen battle leioer 9err 5Clbman
ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
Sn Neu gori miro NafaabInmg

Sn New Yorf wiro Na6adblnng
uno pttfuns Der Siimm3sttsl nit
Spanning berfOl9t. Aber aud oas
n~lleemeine 8Hreertbum I'm 9anSe.
bat -sin reyes Snterehe an benz
auseange. Wenn Searf sewin-
men iOats. aliO WapOr tpirb. bat sr
feiner gerpfi@tuns semdB Die 6Hent-
lidsn 2ommooitdtst 30 berfnotliden
Sn Nnbstra9t Der srOben 8srbdltnihe
Sem Doris Elm immsnies l1nterfan.
gen. Die Rieien : 2orporationen uno
bic beetiterten 3laRen bon @rob.Nsm-
Dorf, ieben ielbfperfdnolid benz
6earf Experiments nit Bangen ent=
geesr uno Dieaei&t mirb au9 6err
9earf, tuenn er erf Der Nus.
fabruns fsinss planss seesntbsr ffebt.
felbft f9 Der risfgsn 8erantmortli9tsii
bewubt werbsn. bic er i& a%ufsebiroei
bat unb uiini9sn, bab bic nffi3iele
3dbluns Der Ballots unterblisbsn
tpdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
guneien.
Sie GnttuiGluug bes 9ambes nntcr
Der fran5Diii9en 6srri6ait.

Siforiider RIdbIid- Sample nit Den Sin.
Observation-Disclosures fur oie Safuuft.
SetetisaHg boa Siierta-anfidwnma oes
aluSenbanoeIS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

Trieoens9 5 =Mnge@
oenfen. 9ouperneur Sobn Mcz
Game bon Netp !Sampfbire bat bei9lofz
len, aus Den $4,000, pel9e Die japuz
niI&en un6 sic ruiiii9en SrieSensbe<
ponmddtisten gu glei4en 9dlften ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beg Sra
mite Estates gef9enft baben, einen
ptrmansnten Sruits5on0s gu bilOen.
Or miro bic StuatsgefeBeebuns err
iuher, Elm Die 4usfibrung 0es plans
betreffenoes @efeb anSunebmen. Die
3infen oes Tonos foaen our9 cine
beIonSere 9ebor6e, an beren Spite Ser
9ouperneur ftebt, am 5. September
ieSen Sabres an MobltbGtiefeitsdnffal>
ten our @rinnerung an ben 6i!eoens@
tdlub gu portsmoutb our @ertheilung
GeIonaen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

Rem MIbanp. II. Sob. Ser
gaer Nlbanp Commercial Club mirb
an 20 Noumber In Der bieRgen Wdn'
ner&or.6aae ein Banfeit gebeu, au benz
300 perionel sinetlaoeu Rno. als
3oaffmeifer mirb Gbas. 9. RELIC, Der
PrdRotnt bts Clubs, fun0iren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
9anfiagnmgs Staten.
@reuriionen bon allen Sidet Static
men Der Yenniplnania 9inien.

9im 20. unb 80. Nobember werben Greur.
iionsTidets u~erfauft uon allen Stationen fur
einen llmfreis pom nidt n,ebr als $50 Neilen
ron Der g~erfaufss Station Eidets iinb gull
tis fir bic @iidfabrt Biz gum a, DECEMBER.
SIR G~inseInbeiten tpenbe man fi4 IN SocaI
Iidet asertea Der 9enniplbania 9inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

Sie ausi6eibenoe Administration
f8eint es barauf abeeisben gu baben.
fsin Mbi&isoslsio bel ben girgern auf.
tommen su laRen. Sur ben Sirnen
tpirb's am gnbs Der Nbi6isb idmsr
fallen, bsnri Der gpli3ei=S Superintendent
bat nit pdterli&er Jirfor9e oabin &C.
tpirft, baB Die 2onfurrens ni4t gu srob
miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

81 Automobile uno Wotorfobr<
RIDER iino in pontrefina, Dem beriibmz
ten i4tpeiaerii9en Souriifen= un6
2hftturort, perboten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13
ueber cen @ahIisa Dss Manurs

uebtr Ten Wablteg Des WaDorS
S9mib bon San 5raneiseo, Ranoibat
Der Union 9abor . partsi. hbsr ben
Ranoioaten Der pereintet1 &epublifaner
unO Yemofraten (5uRonifsnN i6rsibt
Der rgalifornia Semotrat":
Die 8Hraerf&aft bon Gan 6rnn.
cisco bat nit elmer Webrbsit, oereR
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-13

11nter Dem YantDHel ffeben lit
f9limm, unter Der RartOfsl ffsben it
f9limmsr.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
Scventy-five Years Ago.

The United States government sent
n commission to Georgia to discover
the true boundaries Of the Cherokee
and Creek nations In that State.
The British government abolished
the right of 'suttee," or immolation OF
widows on the funeral pile Of their
husbands.
Extensive cotton factories were
being erected ut Calcutta, India.
Twelve slaves, who mutinied on the
schooner Lafayette. were tried by the
United States court of Louisiana.
Russia ordered all her troops t"
evacuate Erzerum and all territory an
ncxed to Russia by the treaty of
Adrianople.
]. X. Mitchell. of Philadelphia, in
vented a method by which India rub
her could be made into thin and almost
transparent sheets.
london papers were urging parlia
ment to repair the clOistcrs and in
terror of Westminster Abbey, which
was in sad state of dilapidation.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
Is Our Pace Too Fast.

The New Haven physician. who, in
recent address before the American
Therapeutic Society, ascribed the
iatory system now so common among
certain classes of men and women to
the high tension of modern life, was
doubtless well within the truth. We
keep up a fast pace everywhere, In our
efforts to keep "in the swim" of bust
ness ard society. Gauging everything
by tho clock and rushing from one APP
pOintment to another at literally cleo
trio speed. IF we are actually Sick"
said this physician, 'unless we are Sc
rioisly ill, We fight and wrestlc with
the disease. whatever it may be, in
stead Of calmly giving up and allowing
the disease to be temporarily master Of
the ceremonies" And even our chill
drcn," declared the same speaker ARE
early infected with this fcverish. head
long haste to do something. They see
too much. do too much, are amused too
much, compete in school too much. are
taught too much, are awake too much,
for the welfare of their nervous sys-
TENS" All this, or something very
much like ii. has often been said be-
fore. but the warning needs repetition,
and, perhaps. by and by, some will
hear and heed before it is too late
With all our many and ever-incrcasing
applications of electricity. we need to
remember that the laws of the human
organism remain the same, and the hui
man machine cannot be run on the
"lectric-motor plan. a great deal of
the strenuosity displayed in modern
life is totally unnecessary. Quite as
much could be effected in the long run
by taking things more moderately
IGslle's Weekly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
Jewels and tho Weather.

The up-to-date girl no longer wears
her rings to match her costumes, but
to match the weather.
During the hot summer she discard
ed her diamonds and ruules for to.
PAGES, moonstones and turquoises. She
declared the more ardent stones made
her feel warmer than the weather
With the nippy fall days she puts
Oh her emeralds and sapphlres. On II
bright, sunny day she wears pearls.
but never on gloomy day, for she
says pearls are nothing but tears. any.
way, and the combination of pearls
and clouds would be too depressing to
endure.
On rainy days she wears Opais be-
cause they promise brightness and
clear days to come. Her rubies, gar.
nets and diamonds she saves for win
ter weather.
The diamond is n good cold.
weather stone, even II 1t Is somewhat
stately. because 1t Is constantly giving
out dashes of brilliant color. Anne.
thysts are always suggestive Of thick
clothes, and should be won just as
summer is changing into falI.--New
York Sun.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
Thirty Years Ago.

Many thousands OF miners were itl.
In the Lackawanna valley Pennsyl
vania, and misery and crime prevailed
to an alarming extent.
The managers Of the western rail
ways at meeting in Chicago voted To-
abandon the free pass.
President Grant made his sixth an.
nual message to Congress, and recon-
mended a return to specie payment.
The United States Supreme Court in
denying to litigant the right to col
lect from the government for cotton
brought from the Confectionery. apo
seized by Union troops. held the Con.
federacy to have been conspiracy.
The striking from the budget by Bis-
marck Of the appropriation for n lepa.
ton Mt the vatican precipltated row
In the German reichstag.
Reports that the Car was III md
insane were sent out from London
The famous Washington safe bur.
glary" case was dismissed on a techn;.
cal ruling. which declared the grand
jury which indicted the defendant.
had been illegally drawn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
I'd &c a Butterfly.

I'd be butterfly, born in Il bower.
Where roses and lilies and violets
meet;
Rowing forever from flower to flower.
And kissing all buds that are pretty
and sweet
I'd never anguish for wealth. or for
power,
I'd never sigh to see slaves at my feet;
Id be a butterfly. born in bower,
kissing all buds that are pretty and
sweet.
o could I pilfer the wand Of fairy
Id have pair of those beautiful
wings;
Their summer days ramblc is sportive
and airy.
They sleep in a rose when the nightin-
gale sings.
Those who have wealth must be watch
full and wary;
Power alas! naught but misery brings.
Id be butterfly, sportive and airy,
Rocked in rose when the nightingale
sings!
What though you tell me each gay little
rover
Shrinks from the breath of the first
autumn day!
Surely it's better. when summer is over,
TO die when all fair things are fading
away.
Some in life's winter may toll to discover
Means of procuring a weary delay
I'd be butterfly living n rover.
Dying when fair things are fading
away.
Thomas Haynes Bayly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05
USE OF PIGEONS IN WAR.
Japanese ,tavc Scored IA Success wit
Travelling Lofts.

Japanese Have Scored "A Success with
Travelling Lofts.
With an army on the march the use
OF pigeons as messengers has SO far
proved failure. all experiments to get
these birds to return to Il loft cOntinu-
ally on the move having been void OF
success. says the Pilgrim. Japan has,
however, with the tenacity of purpose
for which she is famous, scored a slc-
cess with travelling lofts Such lofts
are stocked with birds as soon as they
are old enough to leave the nest, and
the birds are kept confined within it
until required for use. The whole loft
is then transferred to the military
base, or temporary post near the scene
of operations, and the birds, then sew
eral months old, are given their liberty
for the first time. Not having flown to
another locality, they quickly settle
down to their now surroundings, ana
in a few days are familiar with the
country for miles around. Every op-
portunity is seized to give them addi-
tional experience before being actually
used in the service. and to keep open
communications with an advance col.
umn, or for scouting work, these tray
cling lofts have proved Invaluable
Should, however, the base Of opera
tions be advanced, or temporary post
abandoned, the birds are at once dis
carded and new loft transferred 10
the altered surroundings.
Scouts. both mounted and on cycle.
each carry from four to six birds in
bamboo cage, slung after the fashion
of knapsack and thus reports are
sent back without the necessity of
their leaving their post of observation.
For great distances two birds may be
flown with the same dispatch. but this
is seldom required, the usual custom
being to repeat each message on sub
sequent birds, SO that the final pigeon
liberated would not only carry its own.
but also a copy of the messages sent
by the birds first liberated 1t must be
understood that the flight of the pig
con would be seriously impeded We're
it to be burdened with any great
weight, and consequently dispatches
are written on specially prepared slips
OF rice paper. These, contrary to the
general impression. are not tied round
the birds neck. but are rolled and
placed in celluloid holder, fastened
by two clips to the birds leg, and are
thus carried close under the tail of
tai = ;e, tn trr1,t
weight of this carrier, which Is manu-.
featured by a Belgium firm, is under
four grams.