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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Ward McAllister has been 20 long a
butt q ridicoIe through his acknowl-
edged leadership % New York's "4o0.'
that = serious discussion of n serious
subject BY him seems 10 be ineongruous.
Still no individual has written an ADLER
OF more convincing article on the causes
Of hard times than that which recently
appeared in the New York World and
u reproduced In another column Of fhis
paper He covers the whole Geld IL
socias. industrial and financial disorder.
and happily strikes st the roots % the
evils which have conspircd aud are
conspiring 70 make Us at once tho rich
est aud poorest. The happiest and most
miserable people on earth. Government
canaos curb our individual extraya.
e1acsa. nor take from tho milIionairss
their power 10 disorganiEe cur social
fabric. We are living ia an atraoephers
81 exsessos All our plans are projected
GO scales beyond the limitations Of cur
rational resources We have pledged
the failure % redeem tho present. and
being compelled 10 redeem before ma
tarity. lad ourselves hopelessiy bevili-
cred sad embarrassed Mr.. NcAilistsr
stakes plain our duty to ourselves We
mass return n plane of living within
cur incomss The Millionaire must not
be permitted b set the pace for the
middle cssssea Land must revert 20 It's
intrinsic value We mist buy and sell
4 for It's commercial worth and not for
So ornamental and Injurious occnpa
too. lie article = rsastrrpiece.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
THIRD AND LAST CALI.
George w. Gay Must Place Fire Es-
capes on His building.


More than year ako Marshal LEMON
notified the board ofpolice and fire com
missioners that the building Of the
Royal Furniture company was not prop
erly provided with fire escapcs 1t was
his opinion that should fire start in the
building many lives would be lost as
there was no adequate meane Of escape
for the large number OF employees.
George w. Gay was asked to erect fire
escapes. but he declined to act, 60 tho
matter was referred TO the common
council. Yesterday Marshal Bragg
served the third order OF the council on
Mr.. Gay. The previous notices served
were defective so that when Prosecuting
Attorney Wolcott took the first steps to
prosecute Mr.. Gay he decided that an
other notice should be served. The
notice served yesterday makes il obliga-
tory on Mr.. Gay TO erect the escapes be-
fore August ID. Ii not done by that
time proceedings will be started in
court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Boys With Bonfire start n Lively
Blaze.


Quite a serious fire consumed several
harms, outhouses and woodsheds be-
tween Charles and last streets yester-
day afternoon. AT l: 30 fire was aiscov-
cred in shed in tho rear OF No. "a
Charles street The place was owned
10y q. NJ. Durham and was occupied by
4. ). Waite. The shed was consumed,
with less Of $780, Mr.. Durham wasin
Chicago, but Mr.. Waite said he knew il
was insured. Before the department
arrived Arthur Harris barn was on fire
and was totally destroyed. with & loss Of
$500. No insurance. William Richard.
sons house on East Bridge street
caught fire. but 1t was extinguished be-.
fore very much damage was done. His
loss will be about $50. covered by in
surance. Joseph Harlan Of No. 81
Charles street suffered the loss OF a
small barn and fine crop OF grapes.
with which his vines were laden. His
loss will be 600. fully insured.
No one seemed 10 know how the fire
started. but IL is believed that boys
playing in the yard btarted small fire
near the manure box of Mr.. Cunham's
barn and il burned faster than they had
reckoned ON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

SAuLr SrE. MARIE. Mich. Aug. A.
The damage by fire. smoke and water
this morning in the Gabriel and Roach
blocks, the upper stories OF which were
Quilted. will reach from $4,000 TO s35.-
COO. The loss is covered by insurance TO
about half the amount Among the
heavy losers are the Gabriel estate. II.
w. Roach & Co. III. A. Harrison. ]. X.
Gardner. w. j. Bell and A. =: Runnels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

CroaGs Francis TilsIS. Citizen Globe
Trotter and High Priest TO Psyeho. is in
Chicago 10 make the worlds fair bIos-
som iato success Tonight he viii be
the guest Of the Whitechapel club where
in tha midst % spookish lamentations
and blood-curdling orgies the members
viii receive by transmission the divine
sfiiatus which has made Train the mas
Ter Of mind and matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

JCsrIcK BRowS entertained the news
paper men last evening. lie seemed 10
enjoy tho unrestrilined How Of good
hamor az much as the merriest fun
makeF present He did not intend to
preside at a formal banquet and II is
needless 70 say his intentions were re-
apected 30 thu letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

SFsAxER CRfsP Wili appoint one or
two Michigan congressman - important
cOmmitteeshirs. The democrats do not
SEEN - realise very much On the Miner
bsn ciach, after all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

AsorHKs prize fighter has given his
life 10 exploit the art Of "self-defenso. !"
This time -siailor Kii.-a young lad. is
knocked into a state Of inscnsibility
from which he awakened In a land
where prize fighting IL not entered in
the lists AZ redeeming qualification.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

MAraArA. the idol Of the naive Sa-
means. has been routed in battle by
Malietoa. ard the security u the latter
A. king OF the island Is practically set
tied Mataafa has been cruelty deceived
and unlone By the Germans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

ToLKDo has mayor Of the right sort.
When the city auditor refused dis
tribute the funds in the treasury 80 the
workmen employed in the streets could
be paid Mayor Guy q. Major drew his
personal ehock for $1,000 aud paid them
Ia full A man who viii do that do
serscs 10 lie re electlsd as long As he will
accept an Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
Few Orders for Iron.

Tho Carnegie aud some other iron
works have almost ceased producing
and yet the demand brings so few orders
that most would sooner stop than con-
tinue. The banking and mercantile in
terests are sustaining the extraordinary
strain well and prove that the voIumeof
retail business il nowhere restrained as
yet IN proportion 10 the cnrtailment Of
wholesale trade. Gold imports may
help "a revive credits. upon which
great share or the business depends.
The volume Of domestic trade, indicated
by railway earnings. is but per cent
smaller than lasl year and clearings at
the chief cities show a decrease Of 10
per cent on the side OF New York While
the failures 81 the week number 436.
against leo last year. great proportion
of them are nj the west. and II is cheer
ing % note that comparatively few Of
importance occurred except in the spec
ulative operations. Failures number
436. against leo last year, and "a in Can.
ada. against "a last year. The west con-
tributed most largely 10 the number of
failures. 81 being reported from that
section. In the east there were LIB and
in the south IS. There were three fail
ures OF a million or more az Chicago,
due 10 the break in the pork deal, and
one ia New York city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

WHxAr ccntinues 90 oscillafe about
the 5ocent notch. A. mouey goes up
the prices q aece~'sity ga down. There
= ssmpsthrtic balances between necesl
sity aad saeply.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Dows in Ohio there is man named
Campbell. and he knows more than some
whole townships. He has written an
open letter declining to enter the race
for governorship against William Nc
Kinley. A man whose foresight is 30
keen and whose judgment is 80 accurate
knows enough To be something better
than democrat. IL he would.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

JsrKs II. wAtxkn and company. the
Chicago dry gods dealers. quarreled
among themselves. and receivers have
been appointed 90 unisngle their differ
encss The firms assets are abundant
- discharge its obligations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

DURING the month Of August 1t Is
customary FOR the great newspaper
owners 10 abridge the size OF their
papers and 20 give their employees a
respite from long continued labor. This
year the time honored practice Is con-
strued as further evidence Of the
stringency. This rs misleading. 1t is
vacation season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

EftA WsKxtra wueos - sid n ret
hsr llfsrzry inepissiion ~ h,okine a
her thsmbs The u,sg acccunt to tha
sasiisy e the larger part a tzls's Ia.
snlrat.rn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Nov rHsr TIE rerniiet waa has hen
ssaei T. the sliserise bowl ne peapss
uill have epassleaee that ronere~e siil
asosd the hrsa<sss ~ isnerina both.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05
STORY OF THE TIM IS
Don's Weekly Review Of the
Commercial Word.
THERE ARE SIGNS OF BELIEF
sI.rc&asils fnsrscsss Are Sustaining
she strain wefl--ilssaii Trade
n Fair Condition.

Sxw foEk. Aug. Ar q. Dun's re-
port u trade via say: Decentralization in
speculative markets has been followed
by more healthy tone. and receipts Of
gold inspire trading. The week has
heen one of surprises The crash Of the
pork ring took 45 cents of that product
and caused several failures TOR millions
Extraordinary repression in stoclns and
q slaughter which Included some Of tho
eest, were quickly followed by bear
panic-~ Meanwhile. In money markets.
thsre has come singular sense OF relief
Notwithstanding actual increase III EN-
harrss~m'tnts. almost paralyxing en-.
change between the commercial cities
and Of many industrial works because q
: per cent rate for currency. Several q
the iargssst and holdest operators at
Chicago have been crushed under PORK
barrels. but the instant increase ok Tor
eign purchases eonyinccs the market
that the disaster has brought cirtain
measure of safety.
Advance In Prices Expected.
Wheat has recovered about four cents
and pork g or more at Chicago and
orders for exports have caused sudden
advance IN ocean freight. With the
great surplus OF wheat held over from
previous years. the country viii bH able
TO meet all demands even though the
crop prospect is small TO justify d con-
siderable advance from press mt prices.
With great crop Of corn almost as.
sured. unusual accumulations Of pork
and hog products would be safer on the
ocean than in Chicago warehouses and
more healthful to the country.
Bank failures have been almost as
numerous this week as last. The west
ern states show greater distrust or weak
ness than in other sections Out OF lG9
banks failed since March, five were in
eastern cities. forty eight in southern
and lol IN western states. Failures Of
banks. 5s; Of state banks. 70; Of private
banks, 81. Ia the anxiety Of officers 10
fortlfy themselves. banks throughout
the country have locked up large
amount 1T currency. and the depositors
who have drawn their accounts are also
keeping out Of use millions Of money. As
the entire circulation Of bills OF less
than e. each is but s7l,0oo.0o0. while
the depositors in savings banks num-
Der nearly 5.00o,000.0O0. the with
drawal or the mere Withholding of
accustomed deposits by con-
siderable proportion would put
the market much in need of the small
notes. Closing OF shops and works for
lack OF funds Is the overshadowirag fac
tor. yet many stoppagcs are for few
weeks. unless circumstances should lead
manipulators TO extend the means OF
carrying on business. Sales II wool are
not third Of last year, and since the
new clip the decrease has been ii.794.-
52i pounds. or about f6 per cent. Most
OF the large mills have closed. n large
share OF works producing mems woolens
and many OF those producing dress
goods. fiannels and knit goods. Prices
are weak. and yet so low that much de-
cline seems unlikely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

fRsRH's great sat.sfsetian n ~
thensl,t lhsi p cents sil ~ sesee >.
nash pe<k tslss - i woski = eesk
.sr tsisg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-05

Wssnssuaos. Aug 4 - For lower
xIrhiran: cooler. noFtherly winds. fair
weather following light. local thunder
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14
Sraus nns Menfdenperluft.

SIN sinsm Iei6tiinnis aufsefdbrten
@ebdube, bas bon Der SerculeS giien
So. bon Chicago ais 8dbIraum unb
Sblitiidubbabn erribtet tporben mar
unb nabe benz 64tsn Strabs @insans
gum MusiteaunsspIabe itanb, brad am
Montas yia8mittas elm Seusr aus, tpeI'
dem i'm 8eitraum elmer Stunbe ettpa
a6iSsbn Msniden gum Opfer fisIsn.
tpdbrenb bic sleide Insabl mebr oser
minber f6ner perlebt tpurbe.
9as @sb6ube fr6nte Elm eiiernsr Tburm
in elmer SDbe bon 300 Su6 bonn 8oosn
unb aus bieiem ihob suerit cine Seuer'
idule, dbnlib tpie mon iie aus ben @opu'
las ber SdmeIaperfe emporIooern iiebt.
Der alarm tpuroe seseben unb cine itarfe
4btbsiIuns ber fets auf bem Iusfteqs
unsspIase bsrsit itsbenben 2bi6mann.
idaft elite fibsr bic ipiralfbrmise Treppe
gum Tburme empor uno bon bort aus
purben aud Stride berabssIaiien. um
an ibnen bic Sdlduhe in bic S5be su
siebsu, nadoem man lebtere Bis gum
freiiiebenoen Da6e bes eriten Stodlper'
fsS auf. 9sitsrn emporsssosen bate.
glus bsr @ntfernuns ssisben, fpnnte
niemanb bic 2eute oben am Gburme in
8efabr pdbnen, ba bic Slammen nur
i'm 2burme su pIiben idienen. 9is
srite Nbnure bon Gefobr. peIde bic
2eute obsn islbit batien, mar baS auf'
itsisen bidter 8audpolfen unb oamit
fam ibnen ouh bic grfenntnib, bab bei
8ldpes ibsr bic Trerpe abseidniiten
lei. Das ben 9buIm umsebenbe Sols'
wsrt, stpa fiinf SUB i'm 9urdmsher.
parb bon ben SIammen srstiffsn mb
einise Minuten ipdter i6ob aus Der oa'
ourd sebilosten Oeffnuns cine Seuer'
sarbe empor.
Dem 1riebe ber SeIbferbaItuns fol.
ssnb, fu9ten bic Ssuerleute iid iett
our6 9inabflettsrn an ben Seilen su
rstten; aber erbarmunssIos i6nitten bic
SIammsn aud bieien Nuspes ab, inbem
iis an ben Seilen empor siinsslten. Ser
grfe, ber ben 8sriud paete, fam nur
siniss SUB tpeit uno itiirste bann auf oas
Dad bss eriten Stodnsrfes berab. mo sr
ipis IebIos liesen 'bIieb. Ginsr mad BEN
anbern betrat Jest ben ssfdbrIiden 8es
unb ale NIT bem slei6en &eiuItate-
sinem Stur3 in bic 3iefe. Die lebten
mubtsn idon burd cine SIammeniduIe
bon sttpa 100 SuB iprinssn; nit BEN
lebtsn Wanne itiirste aub Der slltenbe
Iburm auf bas Dad, mo bic supor Ser.
ab&iprunssnsn auf sinsm uniOrmliGsn
Saafen Iasen.
DaS @ntiessn bet slusenseusen mar
ilbsr aae 8sidreibuns fur@tbar trdftise
Wdnner ipeinten unb Srauen fielen in
Obnmadt Set bem 8ranbe bonn Sfto.
Der 1871 bat in Gbicuso feline ioIds slufs
rssuns seberridt. tpis am NOntuse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14
Gin n.uer stabtparf.

Sc unterIiegt feinsm .3psifeI, ba6 ber
lanss proieftirte Blan 3um Gnfauf Der
9fap slus Sale unb bss ansrsnssnbsn
2anbitriGeS fiir einsn 5ifsntIi1en gart
ii4 iest ieiner sgsrpirfIiduns ndbert,
benn seeen bas prOistt tpirb I'M Stabt.
ratbs nur serinse obsr gar feline Oppoii.
tiOn iid erbsben.
Ser Nnfauf ipiirbe eritens einen 2anbr
itrid Der 8sdeit SinterIafenidaft ums
faRen, Der sinen nmfans bon 1873 Idsrn
bat uno bic eisentIiden Nap Nus Sale
einidlieBt; bic Stabt piirbe cine idbrs
libe Dlietbe bon $3.50 bafiir besabIen,
bis iis ben &aufpreiS bon $4,000 erleaen
fam. 3Deitens ben Anfauf einss anoss
rem an ben porbenannten angrsnsepben
Strides bon 55 Ndsrn bon Der 2ada.
gifen & StabI Co.; ss fol- in Der sIei6en
Beiie cine idbrlide Wietbs bon $500
fur ben Barf besablt ipsrben, bis bic
Stabt ben 8aufprsis bon $4,000 snts
ri4tet. Ssate baS 70 srtporbene 2anb
is einsm anberen 3psds bienitbar ges
ma&t iperben, bann fGat es mitiammt
allen 0erbeferunsen an bic uripriinsIi.
4en 8siiber surld.
Die 4neeIssenbeit fam am Donnsrfas
abenb bur4 cine 8uidrift Der 9arf Gom'
mifdre e. s. Woore, 8. 9. Wannir
unO Gsra $. RippIs) i'm SsIsct Council
sur Sprade unb tparo an elm Gomite
nit BEN Guftras bertpieien, in Der nad.
item Sibuns ,u beridten. Aud parb
iofort cine 8erorbnuns einsereidt, tpelde
ben Mapor beboamddtist, nit ben Gis
sentbdmern beS 2anpsS bic n5tbisen Sons
trafte ab;uiblieben. Diss fam bsreits
i'm 8erlauf bon Elm obsr apsi Woben
sefbeben unb Der Parf bamit fiir bic
Stabt seiitert iein.
Dab scranton einen tpeiteren Barf
nDibis bat, unterliest feinem 3ipeifel;
foa oerielbe aber @emsinsut iperben, 70
mub sIsi6 bon anfans an auf itrenss
Orbnune seiehen iperben, bamit baS
8otpSpeIement ni6t bem anitdnbisen
8iirser ben MufentbaIt berlsibet. Die
8erbeRerungen iperben natiirlib unee.
beure Summen peridlinsen, tpenn man
nidt porsiebt. ben Bart in ieinem 9iatur'
suitanos su beIuisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14
6aben fie ibr Sch eersient !?

Der Sarrisburs .BatriOt" bat auss
ssre1nst, tpis piele Stunben bic @ods
ieber 3weis unierer 2esiSlatur in Sibuns
ipdr unb tpie pieI bic @Iieber Serielben
bic Stunbe fir ibre Dienite erbielten.
Sim Senat tpurbsn in fiinf Wlonatsn 220
Stunben unb 43 Wtinuten searbsitet
Das pdrs aIio 27a Gage bon is a8t
Stuuben. SIN Sauie tpar mon ettpas
fIeibiser unb arbeitete 383 Stunbsn unb
is Diinuten. ober All Gage bon ie adt
Stnnbsn. SIR bisie 3sit erbislten iie
ie $500 nebit MeiIenseIoer unb 800
lpertb 8risfmarien uno $50 fir Sdreib'
material. SIR bic 3eit babsn iie alio
i'm Ssnat iibsr s55 ben Gag erbaIten
unb i'm Sauie iiber s3l ben Gag. @snn
man nun Gle ,,su.en" Gienits in Be.
tra@t ,iebt, ipelhe iie benz Staate ees
lsiitst babsn. mbdte man frasen, Oh iis
ni6t nit SIS ben Sag aud gut besabli
getpsieu pdreu. Wenn man aber an bic
pieIe fotbare 8eit benft, pelde bieis
Ssrrsn in unniiser @siie pertrDoslt baben,
70 fam man tpobl nit Hedt bsbaupten,
Oub SO ben Ias nod su pieI Seipeien
nGre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14

benlist. Gs erideint baber pobl ni6t
lnan9ebraft, sinen fursen 8ersleif,
jnii6en oteiem Sfiff unb benz SAL
conA anjuitellen. Die nSfite" LIT III
Su6 lang, 26 brett, 13 tief, balt 100
9onnen unb bat so Yferbefrdfts. Der
,Salcou," NIT 100 sSuB 0ange, 26t
Breite unb II Giefe, bdit 45S Tonneil
unb entmidelt 80 Pferbefrdfte; er 1T
alio merfli1 srOBer unb itirfer.
Der nSalcou" gilt aber iiberbieS als
Der auserleienite unter ben Oampfern
unb Seslern Der atlanti iben @alfii6e
fduserilotte. Seine Sornneu unb iein
i4par3er slnitrid erinnern ialt an Elm
Piratenififf aus unlerer Susenblefs
tire, aber seraoe bic Bauart bieles
nod Grt eines 9arfifjiffeS aufsetafels
ten Dampfers madt i'm, mad bem urs
tbeil Der Sadperitdnbisen, an 9eIten
81 elmer @r6nlanbfabrt geeignet.
@tne @igentbiimlihfeit Der Sluss
rhituug beS Saloon" lit feline boppels
fliigeliSe >S6raube. Dieielbe lit 70
einSeridtet, oaB, falls fe in @sfabr
fOmmt, bonn @iie feitsebalten 3u ners
ben, iie ienfre6t aus Dem WaGer sebos
ben lperSen fann. 9luBerbem fann, In
Solse elmer iinnrei6en Berbinbuns Der
Sdranbe init Der Welle, erltere bur6
eine Sufe I'M Sinterbed In Die S6be ses
3o9en unb bur9 cine neue eriett ners
ben.
Der 9efeblsbaber bes ,Salcon4 lit
Rapitan SeHrs Bartlett, Elm Mann BON
faum 80 Sabren, ber fib unter ben
Sdiffsfiibrern Der n0rbli9en @epdier
bereits einen srOBen Ruf eriporben bat.
Wtit IA Sabren unternabm ct feline
erite Sabrt nit einem @alfii9fdnser
unb brei Sabre ipGter mar er ibon Se'
feblsbaber bes Waloampier8 Yantber." I"
@r eri9eint tn ieoer 9ejiebuns oils Der
ri6tise Wfann, benz 9ieuteuaut PearD
bic 4eituns ieiuer expedition burb bas
@is bes Bolor., sres anuertrauen
fonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14
Der Eeufelsmageu.

'Ylas in bem .S9war3en 8ude4 Der
@eieuldaft einnimnt. Sb bas Wfittel
In ben meilten Sallen bic sepiiui6te
@irfuns beroorbriust, LIT uns nidt be-
faunt. Sebenfalls aber minbeitens un.
empfinolid sesen bielen @int nit benz
Sannpfable" 3eiste ii6 bieier Gase Elm
8irser, Dor beiien 2biire Sas ominSis
@efdbrt.ltan
Der 9eTser forberte ben 8utIder
auf, ben Plat NIT fetuem Teufelsfar.
rem 3u perlaNen. Der autf6er sab
fein @ebSr, iporauf ibm Der Biirser
cine 0abuns S9rote apii9en bic Rips
pen iaste. @riterer bate oarauf ben
Gag NIT Der Gntfsruuns Der @el6ob.
ftid6eu aus ieinem 9Drper 3u uerbrtns
9er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14
per Eenfefswasen.
Gin Rittel, nm ianmieligen 3ablern
has @emiiIen in riibreH.

Solleftions slsenturen treffen, I'M
faumielisen 8e,ablern bas @eWifen ~
riibren, 5ufpeilen merfwiiroise Seran.
italtun9en. Den eriten Preis unter
bieien Uerbient ieoenialls Der iosenaunte
u9eufelspasen," Die GrfinSung einer
Srsaniiation In OiaibOille, Tenn. Gin
idWar3 beoedter @asen, wie i'm bic
@rocer sebrauhen, NIT benz In Eotb
uno Sob aussefiibrten 8ilbuiB Seinsr
b0llif6en Majeitdt bes rSatans" an
ben sSeiten bdlt Dor einem Sauie ober
einem 2aben, BON benz banu Sebermauti
ipeib, bab Der yiame bes @i9entbiimers
ober Sniallen einen berpprragenben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14
Mn S4minOiiiatiqe.

Der nnter5eidnste, tueIder mad m,bridbri.
gen esioen uon einem idwereu 0unaeniib,I
uno Der 9efirdteten Q d ~ inb iudf burd,
Elm etnfa1es WitteI sebsiIt puroe, tuiuidjt
ar isinsn MitI.icenoen Die Retbooe Der Seil.
un9 6etannt jn MAIDEN. Gr pirb allen, bic
60 tuiini6en. toftenfrsi sins abftrift bes 8ae.
3eptes fenoeH. peIdes sine fiders SeiIuna fir
2 d m NIB fudt, afbma. Gatarrb,
Bronditis nnb alle SaIs. unb 9nnaefl.
aHettionen 1T. CT bofft. bas aIle 9eibenoen
lslp Wittsl probiren, weIdss unfddbbar III.
Wtr oas @3ept oas nidts fotet nnb ieaens.
REID ieln fam, ludnidt, i6reibs ssfaIisR an
Mep. Gbparb u. Bilfpn,
8rooflpn. Rem Sort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-14

Sas pSmperiaI Snifitute" in eonbon.
entpideln unb bur9 8ombination beis
Der Stile Elm fiinitleriid ih0nes @ans
seS Su i6afien. Durd ben madtissn,
etipas binter Die Sroutfette 3uriidtretens
ben quaoratii6en Wtitteltburm BON
etwa 80 Wfeter S6be lit benz 8au, Der
cine Strabenfrorit BON 229 Mfeter be-
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segeben porSen. Der Eburm wirb
Sur9 cine 8uppel ser0nt uno eutbalt
Elm aus Sebu i1meren' @loden beltebeus
bes @lodenipiel: Die beioen Seitens
tbiirme bes @ebaubes iinb MIR 53.6
Wfeter bod unb baben ipie Der Wfittels
tburm Wtauern BON 2.74 Wteter Dide.
slls ar6iteftoniid beionoers wirfunsss
poll lit auf Der Srontieite nod bas
mittlere Bortal bon 5.2 Nfeter 8reite
unb 7.16 Wteter S6be 3u be3ei6uen,
bas i'm Srieie iiber bem 8o9en fpmbos
lil6e @eitalten unb cine lieenbe Sisur
Der 8Dnisin erbalten ioll.