The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • 2

SIGHTS. CITY KETO. HIS TUBS TO LAUGH. Hew Torka Antitrust Law. Tbe act which, after a stiff fight.

THE DAILY GLOBE. CfiMiat TIbm. There are some 500 colkgea of all kinds in this country. At least 10,000 todenta will be graduated from them 4 passed the New York legislature and Tbe bow stockings for womea look A Callecsiea at iMiinrt raraanaas OliB I-KIEKD TUB HLT1I. have long bad a sneakinf admiration for the Sultan of Turkey, bat we acknowledge it since his refusal to accept Dr." Angell as minister to Turkey, "Dr." Angell is a sanctimoni became law was designed to "prevent like aeektiee.

M'OOUGALL'S WHALE BACKS HAVS REVOLUTIONIZED LAKE TRAFFIC HE MEANS BUSINESS. Ateirml Bm1m Tall th Jspa tm Knep Their Msb4 oar Hawaii. Once is awhile, even in times of peace, a naval officer has an opportunity to gain popular applause. Rear Admiral iierter A. Beardslee, at present in command of the Pacific, had ar Taw ConiiUratloa.

A. TX Hamilton to-day brought suit IFvMuiicd by Th Glob FiiMudkimg Dk. ut Hi South Strut. during tbe leafy month of June. Many Oar idee of a good base ball game is monopolies in articles of common use and to prohibit restraints on trade and commerce.

It declares that no corpora in the district court against Edwin I where the home team wins. of these students are young men and women who hare already thought into ous old fraud who has been circulating g-ossip about Armenia, and charging Bool and wife and H. A Coatee TCESDAY. JCSE 1. 18SZ.

A girl should never merry Hamilton alleges that Root conveyed the Sultan with all sorts of crimes be tion, foreign 'or domestic, doing business in New York shall combine with the social and economic questions of tbe whose mother was a food cook. several lota in Old Atchison to U. A. never thought of committing. Tbe time.

We know that in their hearts at This Date la History June 1. such an opportunity the other day, and be improved it. Leaving his flagship, the Philadelphia, which was anchored Coatee, and that Coatee in turn con It is the easiest thing ia the world action of the Sultan in refusing to ac to jolly a man after be baa become a cept Angell as the re presents tire of least half of these brainy youths have two clearly defined purposes in their any other corporation or person to create I' monopoly, restrain trade or prevent competition. Moreover, every corporation doing veyed the property to Root's wife a short time ago, the object being to place the property beyond the reach of parent. in the harbor of Honolulu, be went ashore and strolled into the office of America to Turkey, is therefore to bis credit Some people like a bad thing so well the Japanese consul general.

creditors, of whom Hamilton is one. We are friendly to any man who is "Look here, Mr. Shimuzi," said the Hamilton secured judgment against that they maka shortcake oat of goose berries. Bll-Sir David Wilkie, R. celebrated Scottish painter at eeaoff Gibraltar; born 1786.

18T2 James Gordon Bennett, founder of the New York Herald, died in New York; born 1T95. Bennett was a pioneer newspaper maker. When his paper was a weak, struggling affair, he reported the great New York fire of 1SS5 with a fullness abused without sense or reason. We not only admire the Sultan of Turkey, Koot for $102 a short time ego in business in New York except railroad companies and banking and moneyed organizations shall make an annual report of the following particulars: Tbe admiral, "we want you people to keep your hands off this country." Im tlw Day at His Smmll Bocianincs Was Bldicaie4 a Yisieaary inventor. Xaw Hi Wfcalebaclu Have Hade Him Kieta aad Famous.

When Captain Alexander McDoagall told shippers and shipping men tea years ago that he proposed to build freight barges of a peculiar pattern which wouid revolutionize the carrying business on the great lakes, he was laughed at and ridiculed. Tet he has done exactly what he said be would do. There are now in use on the lakes a flet cf 35 whalebacks, and the shipyards at Superior, aie the second largest in this country. Even when. Captain McDougall had scraped together enough money to buy the materials for his first whalebaek be could not induca skilled laborers from the east to go to Justice Casey's court Hamilton ssks They complain that "beauty is only "Shall I repeat what you say in my but Kussell Sage, of New York, as well.

Sage has given enough to charity to have the transfers set aside. skin deep." Well, who wants it any dispatches to Tokyo?" asked the consul deeper? to set a thousand ordinary men ap in amount of its capital stock and the proportion actually issued, the amount oi general, catching his breath. minds. The first is naturally to earn a good living for themselves. That is every man's and woman's natural right Bnt suppose while they do this they could also get in some good work for others, something that would be helpful to the race; The hearts of tbe generous young enthusiasts beat higher at tbe thought, and herein lies the second purpose.

Well, they can get in good work for all mankind, every one of them. There was never a time in modern history N. T. Romaine, a shoe maker employed at Heinz's, was a professional minstrel in 1853, and was part owner business, yet he is accused of loaning a Engaged people always think every its debts and the amount of its assets. "Do as yon like about that," coolly replied the admiral, "only say that the relative fifty dollars, and taking one is talking about them, iney need of detail and incident which set the fashion for the times.

He introduced the daily money article and engaged correspondents in the sixth minstrel show ever organ mortgage on his "little home Tbe not worry. ized. Romaine still has some of the The report shall be signed by a majority of the directors of the corporation and verified by the oath of the president or vice president aud the treasurer oi relative is represented as struggling to pay off the mortgage, and, during bis The only safe way to guess a worn- show advertising. N. T.

and M. P. an's age is to put it ton years less than givers, original members of the com- struggles, his son dies in the poor your lowest guess. I psny, afterwards became famous doing bouse, and his wife tries to commit black faces secretary. If such report is not made, then every director of the company shall suicide.

you him Numerous complaints have been When a man ssks yon what think of him, fool him, and give your honest opinion. when such helpful work lay about on every band. We commend to the bright young who leave college this made of the road houses near Atcni be liable for all tbe debts. Corporation! having their headquarters in the state in Eurupa and in the principal American cities. He employed newsboys to circulate Tho Eerakl and was, in fact, original, aggressive and audacious in an ajfe when to be so required genius of the highest type.

Bennett, like Napoleon, personally superintended the vast labors of his enterprise, organized his workers and trained them. lSTP-James Shields, American general, died in Ottuinwa, la. born in Dungannon, Ireland, lSlu. Priace Louis Napoleon, the only child and heir oi Napoleon HI, killed by the Zulus in South Africa, where' he served on the staff of the British commander. 1S3S General Honry Warner Birge, a dashing Connecticut soldier in the civil war, died in New York city born at Hartford 1835.

1895 Gecrga II. Gray, a Chicago pioneer, died in that city born 1818. son. The sheriff and county attorney visited a lot of suspected parties this morninc and read the riot act to June the caraful stndy of present economic conditions in the civilized nations. They were never so interesting, Superior and work for him.

Now over 2,000 men thump and hammer day in and day out shaping the steel plates to the rounded ribs. More than this, the MeDougall whalebacks are doing the heaviest part of the lake traffic, and tbe JKts which they earn for their owners af something satisfactory for those gentlemen to contemplate. Captain McDougall conceived tho whalebaek idea as far back as 1874, and must make such report Jan. 1, foreign corporations by May 1. i Here are acts tbe officers of a corporation may be punished for: No wonder good men are scarce it is not once a month you run across a really good lead pencil When people tire of strawberries them Every word of the story is pure invention, and silly invention at What good does this maudlin, sentimental lying do It is simply lying, and in addition, it is silly.

This sort of thing is dangerous as well as foolish. People become restless aud discontented because of the Kussell Sage falsehoods, and do not save and worlc as much as they might They attend mass and de never so novel. All the old theories of At 2 o'clock this afternoon a 'cloud and cream, it is not surprising that swooped down over Atchison that made political economy, except only the golden rule, have been outworn and out they tire of kisses, and love. grown. An entirely new situation is the people take back all they had boasted about cyclones not daring to come here.

But it turned out a bluff. First. The making of unauthorized divi' dends. Second. The creation of unauthorized and excessive indebtedness.

Third. Unlawful loans to stockholders. Fourth. Making false certificates, reports oi Dublic notices There is one thing we never, expect Sleep. before us.

It must be met A new eco Jod bless the man who first Invented sleep!" nomic creed mnst be formulated for You will find sn excellent line of bi to see a man go into an ice cream parlor alone, and order ice cream for Fifth. An illegal transfer of the stock and cycle shoes at E. U. Burgess' shoe store, 410 Commercial street Shoes statesmen to work by. Our students cannot build this creed by studying vote time to grumbling and listening to fool politicians that should be devoted to work, and looking after their own affairs.

Foolish abuse of Russell Sage incites riotiDg Chicago will shortly be compelled to pay several million dollars on account of riots that property of such corporation when It is insolvent or its insolvency threatened. Sixth. The failure to file an annual report We have never posed as a judge of that sell in Chicago at S3. 50, may be So Sancho Panza said, and so say And bless him also that he didn't keep His great discovery to himself or try To make it, as the lucky fellow might, A close monopoly by "patent right 1" Ties, bless the man who first invented sleep (I really can't avoid reiteration), art, but the air castles we build have had at E. G.

Burgess' at 52. Failure to comply with the law is books already published. They must go into the world and study actual social and economic conditions and get material for the text books of the future. Let no enlarged pictures hanging on the Joe shanahan is making another vig punishable by a flue of not more than walls. orous attempt to be reinstated as mail Eat blast the man, with curses loud and deep, originated in Russell Ssge falsehoods $5,000 or in case of an individual by soon after he worked out the plans and specifications for his first boat Ther he hunted for some one with confidoiict enough in his scheme to give him financial backing.

Such men were hard to find, and for 14 years the project hung fire. In 1887 McDougall, with the assistance of a few friends, set about the construction of his first bout. All manner of unexpected difficulties confronted him from the start. For a year he waited for skilled help, and then began the work with men who hurdly knew a rivet from a hammer. Only one piau in his whole crew had ever driven a bole in a Ehip.

The frames were heated iot bending in a fire made of pine slabs. Half a dozen were spoiled as a result. A woman in a shirt waist and store carrier, through Senator Baker. ADMIRAL BEABDSLEK. remark was made in the course of a social chat" Admiral Beardslee, as may be gathered from this incident, is an interesting character.

He was born in Little It is a fool notion that the rich are tbem not take the old text books or the imprisonment of not more than one It wasnt Guy Symns who was in the skirt makes us think there has been a fire somewhere, and that she has got-1 year or by both. This law is aimed pri happier than other people. The rich man does not live whom we envy. We authority of their professors for their creed. Let them get the facts of today runaway Saturday; it was inaney warily at so called industrial trusts and ten into something hurriedly.

Symns, son of Joseph Symns. 1 would rather be a humble country edi combinations. and think out their own solution of present problems. tor than Russell Sage, who is lied An Atchison girl bought half a yard I PERSONAL. of real lace for her wedding dress Miss Ruth Allen is entertaining thirty about by nearly everybody on the face of the earth, and who is a target for every confidence man and beggar.

One Are There Too Many Preachers? A newspaper writer who says he is a Falls, N. Y. in 1836 and has been in the navy ever since he was 16, when he was appointed midshipman. For nearly half a century he has been afloat iu the government service, and during that time be has seen a lot of sea fighting. He was first under fire in 1855, when She wishes the description of the dress little friends this afternoon with a an to state that "her gown was profusely clergyman advises in sad sincerity Chris Whate'er the rascal's name or age or station, Tho first invented and went round advising That artificial cut off "early rising!" 'Rise with the lark and with the lark to bed," Observes some solemn, sentimental owL Maxims like this are very cheaply said, But ere you make yourself a fool or fowl trny just inquire about their rise or fall And whether larks have any beds at all.

The "time for honest folks to be abed" la in the morning, if I reason right, And he who cannot keep his precious head Upon his pillow fill it's fairly light, And so enjoy his ferty morning winks, Is up to knavery, or else he drinks I Thompson, who sang about the seasons, said It was a glorious thing to rise in season, Bnt then he said it lying in his bed At ten o'clock a. the very reason Ee wrote so charmingly. The simple fact is. party, in honor of her guest, Mary White, of Kansas City. garnished with point man walked into his office a few years ago, and blew him up with a bomb, because, forsooth, be was rich lie is tian young men seeking a life profession to keep ont of tbe ministry.

He quotes The Magnanimous Turk. The sultan has been able to put himself in the attitude of the most forbearing, forgiving and generous man in Europe. He has been able to pose before all the world as one who merely de While people are passing through Mrs. 11. B.

Segur returned from we had difficulty with the Chinese. He served all through the civil war and Moline, III, this morninir. the ordeal of being in love, they should be kept from public view as much as a man who is raising a beard, or a wom bothered so much by beggars that he is afraid to appear on the streets. Besides this, he is old, in poor health, Charley Shoup is in town, talking about his children. As no contractor in the west could ba induced to undertake the job he resolvet to build the main portion of the boat at Duluth himself aDd have the ends, which were more difficult, made in tho east.

When the ends arrived, they wera found to be defective, but he patched them on as best he could. While the boat- was in process cf construction an officer from the naval an who is waiting for her hair to get and everybody hates him. Are poor Mrs. George H. Roberts, of Kansas dry after washing.

was rapidly promoted during that period, being placed in the command of various warships. At Bahia, after the Dnitod States ship Wachusett had captured the rebel steamship Florida, he was ordered to take her as a prize to Hampton Roads. Steaming up until the Wachusett was health aud old' age not punishment enough 1 Why lie about him in a silly City, is visiting at the residence of her the opinion of the Boston man who wrote to a minister friend thus: "Stick to your pnlpit at any hazard. I nevei knew such awful times in the ministry as fiow." The clergyman finds that the ministry, like law and medicine, is horribly overcrowded. A small Congregational church in Connecticut bad 250 applications when some time ago it happened brother, John Wilson.

An Atchison doctor always finds time and maudlin way fended himself when attacked. He was not the aggressor. Oh, no! He is a man of peace, Abdul Hamid, and Greece nagged him ou to fight. He gave Greece the punishment she brought on herself. He laid waste two of her richest provinces.

He also got in a bit of neat work by continuing the war after preliminar His preaching wasn't sanctioned by his prac Theo. Arensburg is in St. Joe on The latest addition to the Sage story to go where there is a crowd of pleasure seekers lie says that he rarely Holland biscuit business. goes home from such a picnic without tice. Ti3 doubtless well to be sometimes awake-Awake to duty and awake to truth But when, alas, a nice review we take Of our best deeds and days we find, in sooth, abreast of the Florida, Lieutenant Com Mrs.

Jas. Coleman, of South Seventh having had an opportunity to sew up a is that Elizur Sage, the alleged nephew of Russell Sage, will enter a dime museum, and be stared at for thirty dollars a week. Elizur Sage seems to be a cheap sort of guy who claimed to be a street, left last evening to visit rela broken head, aud earn a few dollars. department arrived, tie had been informed that a newfangled monstrosity was being constructed which would cause destruction of life and property the minute it touched the water. Ono glance at the embryo whalebaek ccn- to be out of a minister.

This does not tives in Oklahoma. The hours that leave the slightest cause to James Semple, who had both legs For years we have regarded B. cut off at Muscotah several months Beitzel as a man without a vice, but we have discovered that he is of the relative of Russell Sage, and who cannot prove it Russell Sage says the fellow is not related to him in any manner ago, has returned from the Missouri mander Beardslee called out to a seaman on the latter, "You tell your captain to surrender without any fuss or we'll send your craft down among the sharks." The Florida promptly surrendered. Since the war Admiral Beardslee has had a variety of details, mostly afloat, aud he has been on the Pacific station since 1 894. He was made a commodore ia 1893 and a rear admiral in 1895.

Pacific hospital at Kansas City. opinion that no other man on earth look as if young men in general were forsaking the church. The writer advises those contemplating theology as a profession for life to seriously ask themselves whether they are prepared to undergo poverty and privation and then be "stranded at 50," because fickle parishes generally prefer can fool a brook trout as he can. For weep Are those we pass in childhood or in sleep! 'Tis beautiful to leave the world awhile For the soft visions of the gentle night, And, free at last from mortal care and guile, To live as only in the aaigels' sight, In sleep's sweet realms all cozily shut in, Vr'here at the worst we only dream of sin. Eo let us sleep and give the Maker praise, Like the lad who, when his father thought Headache, neuralgia, and all nervous ies for an armistice had been arranged and killing a couple of thousand more or less of the enemies of the prophet.

But he only did that to finish off the job neatly, as it were. Then be turns and tells Europe that, while be has all power iit his own hands and can if be chooses go on and annihilate Greece, still from mere love of peace and good will to his brothers, the powers of Europe, he will not do it. several years Mr. Beitzel has been try diseases a specialty. Dr.

llowe, 715 whatever, and that he never loaned him $50, or any other amount Elizur Sage should be ashamed of his part in the story; he seems to have started it, Commercial street. ing to stock the streams in this vicinity with brook trout, in order fo get an Irving Earth, a nephew of S. for the sake of a little notoriety. Rus opportunity to gloat over his neigh' Barth, was the valedictorian at the young men. ine man tnns stranaeu at To clip his morning nap by hackneyed phrase bors.

sell Sage has had nothing whatever to do with the affair, except to tell the A BLIND GENIUS. Of vagnuit worm by early songster caught, late Columbia university graduating exercises, 50 has no other profession, nothing to look forward to even as a means of gain Cried: "It served him right 1 It's not at all sur truth, and shame Elizur Sage. Kay, he will go further and show how nobly magnanimous a follower of the There was a girl at the Presbyterian church last night who probably has no idea how happy she is. She dropped Miss Nellie Weddle, of St Joe, a for prising. The worm was punished, sir, for early rising.1 John baxe.

ing a bare livelihood. Under the cir cumstances it is doubtful if young miu The Turks are getting back at us. Sightless VTilliam Brinkman Repaired the Town Cloak at Kokomo. In Kokomo, Ind. live a remarkable couple.

Not only are they both blind, but the wife is a helpless invalid. Wil A special to The Globe from Con mer student of Midland college, is attending tbe commencement exercises in the city. her programme, and that seemed so funny to her that she giggled steadily stantinople to-day says that the ll'ai- We T-egret to notice that the box of flowers sent from the White House to decorate graves at Canton, was with the v. for five minutes. In stooping to pick A WHALEBACK STEAMER IN THE LOCK.

firmed his supsicions. He indulgently tried to persuade Captain McDougall to desist. He pointed ont to him that his Jesse Leomer, of Grand Islaud, a liao Farce, the leading paper of Constantinople, publishes the following as a special from Helena, Mont, IT. S. it up, she bumped her head, and that Midland college student of '93, is in compliments of Mrs.

Ida McKinley. made her giggle fifteen minutes longer. liam the husband, is by no means a mendicant, but manages to make a good living in spite of his affliction. Mr. and Mrs.

Brinkman have been the city. He will deliver the address What is the matter with the name of Mrs. William McKinley It is a name isters have any right to marry. Certain-1 ly one could bear such an uncertain existence better than two or half a dozen. This discouraging view of the overcrowded condition of the professional ministry may be correct.

Certain it is, however, that there was never a time when a grander field for entbusiastio work outside of tho pulpit lay before the Christian worjd. The person who can, at the exercises to-morrow night, at An oiq man in iront or tier gave a sneeze; she giggled again over that, concerning tbe Indian outbreak "News was brought here this morning of a horrible massacre of Indians, com the Lutheran church. i true religion is. He will not even claim indemnity for injuries inflicted by the Greeks or ask any added territory. How Abdul Hamid must laugh in his sleeve at the powers of Europe He knows well that he would not be allowed to get any considerable territory from Greece or to claim any large indemnity, because if Greece had to pay him she could not pay ber English and German creditors what she owes them.

Nevertheless he poses as a great light of magnanimity on his own account. He is a diplomat of the first water, Ab to be proud of. and a crying baby seemed so funny to Miss Lorene Rogers and Mr. Harri her that she giggled till the tears son Armstrong, will be married at the came. What would a girl like that do We have seen the statement in print that German jokes are heavy and lifeless.

Here is one that is positively mitted by the white settlers in this section. Over a hundred braves (Indian warriors), and two hundred squaws (Indian women), were killed in one camp, while their napooses (In if she saw or beard something really Christian church Thursday night at 8 o'clock, Rev. M. E. Harlan officiating.

funny? sightless from early childhood. They first met at the State Institution For the Blind at Indianapolis, and at 14 years of age they were fast friends. Fifteen years later they were mamed and went to housekeeping Just like ordinary folks. At the institution Mr. Brinkman had learned several useful trades.

He has a natural genius for mechanics and developed into an expert piano tuner funny: A farmer finds a boy up his They will live in Severance, Kas. like St. Paul, earn his own living aud preach and teach besides, was never in apple tree. "Come down, you young dian babies), were thrown to the dogs Louie Kurth leaves to-night for Oma- Some people have peculiar kinds of bad luck. A certain Atchison woman more urgent demand than he is today.

to eat. The Indians had committed uo rascal," the farmer says "I shall tell your father about this." Whereupon queer craft was radically defective and would turn turtle the moment it was launched. Captain McDoiigall's reply is not ou record, but tho government official went off in a huff. In tho spring of 1888 the first whale-back was finished, and when it slid off the ways the big crowd frhich had gathered to witness the catastrophe which had been so unanimously predicted was surprised to see the cigar shaped craft float as buoyantly as a cork and remain right side up. She was named 101, but the lake sailors promptly christened her the Pig.

This was an appropriate name, for her pointed bows, with two hawse holes in the end, bore a striking resemblance to a pig's snout protruding from the water, and tho rest of the craft carried out the general appearance of a swimming porker. Tho It is gratifying, too, to know that this dul Hamid is. offense, but the white settlers were ha, where he will take a position with the Missouri Pacific as brskeman between Omaha and Hiawatha. lived over a grocery store, her father doing business on the lower floor. She class of noble Christian workers was blood thirsty, and committed this raid.

the boy replies "You can speak to him now, sir he is on the other Bide Charley Rathburn and Ed. Ham are The few Indians left have abandoned their homes, and are hiding in never more abundant or able than it is today. of the tree." married a butcher, and she bad to live over bis meat market. Now she is living with one of her daughters, who is spending the week in Omaha, with C. the mountains subsisting off the grass M.

Rithburn. also married to a man who lives over Where gold is in the beds of rivers the nd wild herbs. Sun-in-the-face, a Will Clark, formerly of Atchison, The State Christian Endeavor convention meets in Topeka to-day, but it is a convention that will not get Tope is place of business. There is another The vote when the joint resolution recognizing Cuban belligerency was passed in the senate shows that tbe question was not a partisan one. Twelve Republicans and two Democrats were against it in a total vote of 55.

The first effect of such a joint resolution will be that the United States naval vessels young brave who escaped to tell the usual way of getting it has been to turn and watch and clock repairer. Turning the front room of his house into a shop, he hung out his sign and for five years has managed to do a good business. He recently repaired the clock in the court bouse tower aud did satisfactorily what a number of clock repairers had previously tried to do and failed. In his little shop Mr. Brinkman also sells stationery and candy to school but now of Chicago, is in town.

case in Atchison where a woman. tale, says that he saw his wife quarter ka boarding house keepers anything. whose father and brothers all worked Mrs. John Seaton will entertain the ed before his eyes, and his babies the current from its channel and dig into the sand and gravel at the bottom. But Mr.

George Burroughs of the Snake When a woman attends a convention, Friday club, Friday afternoon, honor at night, married a man, and he was soon put on a night job. Jier two sons brained. He says that the young Indian maidens were torn from their of Mrs. Theodore Byram. river gold regions has devised and bnilt she allows a dollar over her railroad" fare to pay for her street car rides and soda water.

If she can't work any one grew up, and both have night jobs. parents' fond arms and assaulted by Lloyd Haskell, of Council Bluffs, is first whalebaek was looked upon as a hugo joke, and the laugh of the frcsl. There is a woman in North Atchison children, and when business is dull he peddles popcorn on the street. He can visiting his grandmother, Mrs W. II.

brutal white soldiers, after which they were kicked, half dead, into the streets. for her bed and board, she isn't what water sailors was heard Irom bupenoi whose father, husband and sons are Haskell. to Buffalo. women call "smart." These bloodthirsty attacks are becom will no longer be obliged to keep guard along our coast to prevent the shipment of arms aud supplies to Cubans. The patriots will have exactly the same lawful right as Spain now has to openly purchase supplies in oar It will still be unlawful for us to allow traveling men.

A West Atchison woman's husband, her sods, and all her Mr. and Mrs. Beitzel will return to Captain McDougall and his partners It is not to be wondered at that Philadelphia to-night. ing of such a common occurrence that unless help is sent soon, the innocent laughed, too, at the end of tho season, are railroad men, and there a steamboat for mining under water. This is a sort of heavy craft which sucks np by steam pumping power the gravel in the river bed and lifts it into the boat There the heavy stones and rubbish are separated from the black gold bearing sand, which is then treated to get tbe precious metal.

Tbe boat dredges for gold is 106 feet long aud 20 Theodore Durrant is an unusual char Miss Lottie Stanton returned last has never been any such thing as regu Indian will be exterminated, and his when they counted up $70,000 in profits which the Pig had earned for them. acter; he has unusual Both night from Troy, where the has been lar hours among them. lands confiscated by the greedy whites." visiting two months. Editorially, the Walliao Parce advises announce their determination to be present when he is hung. The young man 'has the liberty of inviting five THE PASSING SHOW.

Dr. Dovle, dentist, over atoll cor Her total cost had been $45,000. During the next year Colgate Hoyt, tho Gogebic iron magnate, became interested in whalebacks and ordered ouo with the Turks to hold meetings, and open an Indian Relief Fund, to which it con ner Fifth and Commercial Btreets. bodies of armed men to go from our shores in aid of the Cubans, for we are at peace with Spain. Another effect of our recognition of Cuban belligerency will be to give Spanish gunboats the relatives, and if his mother is one of Why not place a heavy tariff duty on tributes 10,000 panra.

Bob Hargis hss gone to Trinidad, Col them, the warden cannot interfere. pink teas? Chicago Tinics-Heinul. a capacity of 2,200 tons for carrying ore. This craft, called 102, was prompt Fancy the kind of a woman who is de- BikomuLia is the latest. It is mudo to Walter White, the Missouri Pacific brakeman, is laying off with a sore termined to see ber son hung fit; the case of a wealthy Chicago girl who foot.

stole a bicy 3k. Denver Post. Modern enlightenment begins to find that tho worst disposition which can be made of pauper children is to send then, to a public almshouse, where they will right to search our vessels. Our acknowledging of Cuban belligerency places Spain and Cuba, so far as we are concerned, exactly on the same plane us The liuiii who invented the odorless Unless a sudden storm appetrs, the A curious illustration of how relative values change is shown iu tho caso of cheeso Is supposed to bo at work on a feet wide. It is worked back and forth across tbe river bed and will excavate 200 yards of gravel an hour.

It works up stream. The subject of burns caused oy rays when experimenters are taking photographs has been carefully investigated by such electricians as Tcsla and Edison. Tesla fiuds that if a protecting aluminium screen is used and instead of the platinum bulb a Leuard tube of pure aluminium is employed in tbe transmission night horseless Welsh rabbit Washing bo herded together with adult repro dogs and horses on our northwest coast. ton I'ost. bates and wrecks.

The chances are eight Kansas Avenue club will dance at Forest park to-night. Miss Blanche Swearinger, of Hiawatha, is visiting Miss Anniebelle Rook Mrs. Will Terry and children ar A Wisconsin astronomer has seen a flock In Oregon and Washington ordinary horses are not oven worth killing for Greece and Turkey. They are two nations at war with eaoh other, both being nations with which the United States is at peace. And when tbe senate of daylight meteors.

Some ouo in that out of ten that dependent children who spend a few years iu an almshouse will airship hud probably emptied his pipe their hoofs nnd hides. A good dog, how Ciovuland Leader. i rived from Denison, Texts, yesterday, ever, in tho same localities will bring at least $15, often twice as much. Go Utah's celebration of ber semicentennial passed thut resolution it struck the death knell of Spanish dominion in tbe western hemisphere. themselves become" outcasts, criminals and tramps.

The next worst thing to do with such children is to place them in asylums provided only for those of to spend some time visiting at the residence of Charley Terry. forces the young west to gaze into tho mir ror ana be leartul oi liiuling a few uruy ly made and proved a bigger success than tho first one. The keel for the third whalebaek had hardly been laid when a biwger company was formed, with a capital stock of $2,000,000, and a mammoth ship yard was constructed on the bay front of Superior. The first steamer launched was called the Colgate Hoyt, and on her maiden trip she carried 2,426 gross tons of iron ore. The second steamer successfully mudo the trip from Duluth to Liverpool with a cargo of grain.

Today the whalebacks have almost entirely captured the immense hlc! profitable iron ore traffic of the lakes, and the lake men who ten years ago laughed with glee at the advance guard now look with envy on the droves of "McDougall's pigs," as they still calJ them. Only ono passenger steamer of this ty ji: has been built thus far. She was a success, aud more are contemplated. The hairs. Omaha World-Honilu.

ing farther north and west, the horse is still worthless, while tho value of tbe dog rises with every 100 miles of distance from the coast towns. On the their own age. Institution life unfits Senator Quay's proposition to increase of tbe rays there will be no danger of burns when the object photographed is kept at least 14 inches away from the apparatus. It is not necessary ordinarily to make the exposure longer than 15 minutes. Tcsla believes that the ray the duty ou linn ami lemons am only be WILLIAM BKISKMAS.

them for life in the world after they Rev. Frederick Treffz, of St Joseph, it in town, attending the Midland college commencement exercises. Mrs. W. H.

Bogle went to Effingham this morning, to slog in the commence regarded us a stroke at tho "gin riekey' come out of the asylum. The kindest, i'ukon river a good dog is worth from industry. i'russ. ride a bicycle as fast as uny of the local scorchers, although he is unable to go on the road when unaccompanied by a $100 to $150. All dogs taken to that re wisest way to dispose of these- unfortunates is to place them in separate At lust we liuve caught the Chinese napping.

Thoy haven't yet claimed that ment exercises. is really a stream of material particles gion must acclimated before they can endure tbe cold. They haul over the families, at the expense of the state, Mist Ida Fusselman will go to Kan traveling with great force and velocity. friend. He also has something of a rec ord as a pedestrian and sprinter.

Mrs. Brinkman is also quite accom sas City Friday, to spend a week. under strict supervision of a visiting Chilkoot pass everything used by the The state superintendent of instruction in New York has decided that teachers in the public schools cannot be permitted to wear the garb of auy re; ligious order while engaged in their school duties. The wearing of such dress is calculated to give offense to those who do not believe in tbe church represented by teachers thus robed. Here is a saying from The Ram's Horn that is worthy of profound consideration: "One point in the devil's favor is that theaters are generally bet Miss Pearl Shaw entertained a few miners provisions, outfit and all.

committee. Here they will be reared as home children are. Tho chances are that Mrs. Lease says it was the wratb of tbe Almighty against the American peo plished. She is an elocutionist of rare ability and after graduating traveled of her girl friends last sight, with a Sometimes their owners make buckskin moccasins to protect the dons' feet.

A tea party. i with such a bringing up thoy will be ple that caused tbe Mississippi floods. for two years, delivering lectures and civiue reudiugs. She is also skilled iu Dr. Johnson, hotneepathlc phyticlan.

come good citizens. It is at present the Mrs. Lease will never get a reputation advantages which the whalebacks have over old fashioned freight carriers aro General practice; chronic diseases. very bad custom to put all kinds of chil women and children a specialty. Office, as a great American statesman if she admits the hand of an overruling provi dren together in the public asylums- they used the airship 2,000 years ago.

Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune. Those Kew tfork dry docks ought to be brought under the jurisdiction of the Kulnes law. Water does not force itsell into the latter. Manchester Union. The St.

Louis man who proposes to devote his time to saving Bob Iugersoll'e soul will- probably ba walking ou his uppers before the colonel becomes spiritually healed. St. IjouIs Republic. "We paid lust year for drinks," remurks The American Grocer. If the editor of The Grocer keeps it up at that rate very long, he wj.ll seriously impair his income.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. A Georgia town decided that a China needlework. About three years ago, during an illness, Mrs. Brinkmuu was given an overdose of calomel whjeh left ber almost totally Since that they hold more in comparison with their displacement aud that they can ho No. 502 Commercial street IStf dduce iu that way.

the blind, lame, imbecile, epileptio aud deaf mute with the healthy ncs. It is ter ventilated than churches." much more easily towed. Whalebacii strainers use only about half as murh coal to propel them, aud their cost is Really, if people must kill them horse could not live in the desolate region where the Alaska miners are digging gold. Tho breeding of herds of reindeer is, however, proceeding rapidly. When 'they become plentiful, they will be to tbe Yankee iu Alaska what they have long boen to the Laplander food, clothing and means of transportation.

They were first introduced into Alaska by an American missionary lAnoug the Indians there. evident ou the face of it this is ex actly what ought not to be done. De selves it is shocking bad taste for them A healthy sinner is often more agree then she has been absolutely helpless. Her husband lifts her from her bed in the morning and from her easy chair at night. Besides bis other work be attends to the household duties.

less than that of wooden stoamt That is why they have revolutionise 1 able to have around than a dyspeptio fective children raid be separated from tbe healthy aud physieully and to drown themselves in the reservoir that supplies a city with drinking water. lake traffic S. C. Schknck. saint Vi: mentally normal ones.

man is a white man and admitted him to church membership. Then he married a There are two questions connect THE ITCHISOH DENTAL PARLORS Teeth Extracted Palalasslv With Oae as a blaclc, woman and Is now required to go to the African church. It strikes him thut ed with the finances of this country Did Too Ever fey Electric Bitters as a remedy foi our troublea If not, get a bottls iow and get relief. This medieint has been found to be peculiarly adapt, ed to the relief and cure of all female complaints, exerting a wonderful direct lnfiuei.ee in giving atreaf th and thut must be answered in the next few yeurs: One is whether we shall A Summer Martyr, Thfro'B a novel thut is waiting On a sholf not far away To be road to conclusion When I have tho time, some day, The heroine1 wu charming And the villain was a churl-Bow 1 loner to know the fortunes That befel that lovely girl. I'm convinced 'twould not be proper Whim such problems grave engage Tho thinkers of tho premmt E'os to glance ut fiction's page, And I rend debates and essitys Kpurn nil sentimontal larks Though I long for more loremakmg And a few quotation murks.

ik I truly hope a tariff May be soon decided onf That with reference to Cubs' Something proper may bo done. Tlion, with conscience nnprotontinf 1 I again may turn and look On the cherished fascinations Of my yellow ooTsnd book. tho color line in America la complleuu d. St. Louis Globe-Deruoorut.

isneklen1 Araloa Salve. The beat salve in the world for out. i Safe lioeal Ansnthetle. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Discovered a Nugget With Bis Too.

Montana's Ericksou is a miner living near Hasscl, the mining camp located in tho vicinity of Diamond Hill mine. Last Friiiuy, while passing through a dry gulch that, brunches off from tho niniu or St. Louis gulch, he found nugget of gold that, us nuggets go, was a regulur Jumbo. His foot struck a yellowish object lying on the dry sand bar. It emitted a dull sound, diflereut frcm that made when one's boots collido with small rock.

The nugget was weighed, end tho estimated value is $442. Helena Uerald. Wants to Oive Victoria a Month, A loyal Briton proposes iu tho London Daily Mail a unique method of honoring the queen. He would have the year divided into 13 lunar months, 13 of tbem to bear the present names of the months' and the thirteenth to be called Victoria. 'The last mouth would consist of 88 days and would take in the petiod from June 18 to July 16.

A British Wall. Oh, Asjunrad-Bartkitt, pr. Leydst Why rnh't you meot with Imttle blades And plweo each otter's bostllo hrnrtlet, Oil, Or. fceyae sad Aehmead-UurtUittl tone to theorg-aos. If you nave loea fat of Teeth have tho siuglo gold standard or the bimetallic standard.

Tho other it the question of paper money whether onr circulating notes shall be issued by the United States government or by the bruiMs, tores, ulcers, salt rheam, How's This? We oiler One Hundred Dollars Howard for any kh! of i iil arrli that cannot be cured by IIiill' Catarrh 'Jure. 1-. Toledo. Wo tlie undcrnlKiii'd, Imvo known V. 3.

Cheney for tho oast. 1.1 youn, and believe JiiiVi iiui'fecMy lionurablo In all Iniilnosq transit! Ions and llniiniiliilly a'lle to carry out any (thlliilloni male by thnir Arm. YVKMT Tmuajc, Wholesale Druggists, Toll-no, Ohio. Wai.iiimi, Kinsam Mauvi.v, Wholesale DrtixKista, Toloilo, O. Mull's Uiilarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tho bloul -and imioon surfm-oH uf (lie xyttuiii.

I'rli'o 7r- bol.Uo, Hold by all llniKKlsts, TusllnmnltU fruu. Hail Family 111 is are the bum, froi obb 05 913, of appetite, constipation, neaaeene, fainting? pells, or are nervous, sleep lever sores, tetter, ohappad hands, less, excitable, melancholy or troubled chilblains, coma, and aU akin arnpU ions, and positively caret piles, or bo Gold Fillings from 1 Dp. Silver milage, with dlasy spells, Electrlo Blttmlt banks, or whether they will both take part in- it. There bag never been any pay raqmrea. it guaranteed to giva tne medicine you mm uesiia ana strength are s-uaranWed by Itfl Venle to an.

SO. doubt thut the government should have Fifty Met H.M A(Al penac Muiisciioa or mont-y raxnnd Brloa-Koanta par Mb. For aalt a F. Btoll't dcac hot. L't CW Katter Venning'! Drug store, With aae lom'i ms.

txclaoive right to iisuo metallic money (in nor HMillHM ,0..