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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
SIut uns @ebirssInft.

2ct tDtl1tIi Ittl HetuuHitt Stlt, bub
bic S6benluit na6oriidlib unD in be-
itimmten 8renssn aub beiliam auf ben
menI6lideu &6rpsr einwirtt. Sic
alerjte nsnnen bas 9sbir9stlima ein
erregenbes, aber iie fnb nidt i'm
Stanbe, su ertldren, aWf tpel1e Weiie
iih oiefer pObltbdti9e ginIluB gelteno
ma6t. giniees Sidt in uniere &ennt-
nib DOR ben llmwdlsungsn. Die iid i'm
Sorper beim 8erlaHen Der Siefebene
Dollsieben, wuroe neueroinss bur4
Stubien ii6er bic io9euannte Berg
iranibeit", bic beim Yeitei9sn bober
8ipfel yI entiteben pHest, sebradt.
Sc h6ber mir itei9en, oeito biinner uiro
bte 9uft. sic bleibt Ii6 spar in ibrer
3uiammeniebuns anudberuo 9leid,
Gber benz @epidte uad lit in einem 2i-
ter 8ersluit weniser Saueritoif entbal=
ten, als in einem Hiter 2uit Der Steie-
bene. @enn gum 8eiipiel am Weeres.
ipiesal in | Siter 2uit 100 @epi9ts.
tbeile Saueriiof entbaltcn itnb, 10 INIT
bic Mense bss belebenoen @ales bel
1000 Wleter Sobe aui 9S,2 p@t.. bel
1000, Meter aui 77,S psf. uno bel
5000 Weter beinabe auf Die Sdlite.
ndmlitb 53,5 p@t. Wfit jeoem @tbem-
aug iiibrt ipmit bic 2unse in benz
Sodgebirse Dem Dilute tpeni9er Sauer=
itpif su, als in Der Sieiebene. 9Bie
nun Slutunteriu6un9eu BON Seuten,
bic ii4 i'm SOdseblr9e auibielten.' se-
seist baben, paBt ii9 Der Sorper ben
neuen gerbdltnilien an. Sie rotben
8lutt6rper1en iinb es. bic ii9 in Der
Gunse mt benz Sausritoh belaoen uub
ibn nit oem Sluttreislauf allen Oraa-
men oes S6rpers Sulibren. Seim Iuf-
entbalt i'm pp69ebir9e ma6it nun Die
3abl Der rotben Yluttorpcrden i'm
Meni6en I'm Diele Willionen; perlGBt
man aber oas So9sebirse uno tebrt in
bic 3ieiebene 5uriid, 10 nimmt Die
3abl Der rptbsn Slutselleu pieoer OBJ.
Senielben 8organg bat man aud bel
ben Gamas leitseitellt, bic auf ben Doh.
plateaus Der iiioameritanil6en 9lnoen
leben. Sleie eisenartise gDirtungen
finb neueroinss aud in Seutidlauo
i6ou in poben Don 600 bis 700 0le-
tern beobadtst worben. uno lie betuei.
fen wobl. oaB Die Seiliamteit bes aufs
entbalts I'M 8ebirestlima niht ageiu
in Der 8einbsit Der 8ebirssluit uno i'm
Yergiteisen su iuden lit. Ger uermin-
berte 2uitorud ideint Die 2ebenstbdtiss
teit einSelner 3eIlen beionoers su fei-
germ, uno oa Die 3elen ben &f ges
gen uniere Seinoe, Gle Satterien gum
9roBen Sbeile fiibren, 10 erpeiien li4
Die @infiiBe Der Sobenluft oellei6t
aeraoe aus oieiem @runbe 10 bell ant
sesen Die widtisite Der batterlellen
&rantbsiten, sesen bic 2unseni4wino'
furht
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
:@eltauSiteanns pem GspIon.

gu ben IeltiamRen unb niebli6Tte.
Speeialausitellunsen I'm Rorben Der
rWeiben Stabt" in gbieago iit iebens
faus bieienige Der inbiIden SnIel
@eDloH gu re4nen, am Stranbe bes
Mi9i9dniees berrli9 selsgen. 81
iinsaleiii9e GRANDMOTHER unb &iinitler
baben bis in bic lebten Sage binein
an bieier 9lusfteIIuns searbeitet, bic
ieBt ben Neugierieen niht minber als
ben 8elebrung Su9enben ansiebt.
9luber ben Naturs unb ben iebr be-
mertenstpertben Snbuitrieprooutten
bieIes punberbaren 2Gnb9ens (bas
AUDI i'm Srauenpalait bur9 f90ne
5rauenarbeiten pertreten iiD fam Der
SeIu6er bier bic 8eipobner felber fens
nen Itrnsn unb eine gibiliiation ituz
oiren, ipel1e stpar nit Der abenblGn=
oifden in Der Reuaeit ni9t in isber
9e5iebuns S9ritt gebalten bat, bafiir
aber mebrere Sdbrbunberte dlter tit,
als bieie; er fann aud eine &eligion
(unb pbilofopbis) fennen lernen,
ipel4e piel dlter lit, als bic unIrige,
unb aus ipel9er berporraesnbe sgors
I4er bic tiefiten @runbsebanten bes
Gbriitentbums baleiten ipollen. Sns
terefant TT biefe 9(usfteuung aud
our4 bas, tpas iie ni9t entbatt.
So iinb ndmli4 gar teine Sfrissspaf>
rem pertreten, ausgenommen eini1e Der
llteiten uno uripriinsli6fen 2lrt;
oas bebeutet, baB bic gipiliidtion Der
Sinsaleien, i'm @eseniaB gu Der unz
Irigen, iiber bic 8riessspbafe binaus
1T! 9lu9 in bieisr 8e5iebuns lit Der
rSinfuB bes buobbiitii9en @laubens,
unb 5tpar zines fsbr seIduterten. un
erfennbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

Der SolS< unb Der Mineralrein
tbum bes Gunbes lit sldnaeno bertres
ten. Sn Der Mitte bes unteren Rau.
mes -iinb S0laer uub .Mineralien in
ppramiben sruppirt. @benio ipie
bel Der 4usifelung 9rafiliens uno on.
berer latsinif4 ameritanii9en Gtaas
ten, lit Die Solaausiteuuns zine iebr
pielieitise unb f9mude, uno Die Wies
tullerse iino aufalIsnb unb gef6mad=
uol sugleid arransirt. @Deel in alien
Hesenbogenfarben iins allentbalben Su
Ieben, baruntsr Sin9pDgeI nit Seoern.
bic eine Durb lang iino. man9e non
gra3ioIer S40nbeit, anbere uon Iebr
bisarrer 9eItalt. Sin grobss 2anb=
i9aftsbilb auf Der 9ulerie 1T eben.
faIs burd ousgeitopfts uno ouf biz
9cinponb genagslte 8Dgel bslsbt.
GoItarica 1T aud Elm 8afFeeitdat, unt
teiner Der uubebeutenoiten. @ei oe,
@r0ffnung bes @ebGuoes ipuroen benz
aud alien 9eiu6ern proben oes buff.
gen Mottasetrdntes Don GoItaricu &C.
boten.
9tuber ben 80seln 1T pas 2uno aud
reid an fleinen unb sroBen pslstIierer
pieler 9lrten. unb bic SGute Ipieler
eins pi9tise Ro[le auf bieier elusiteIa
lung. S9ilernbe @dlangenbdut'
iinb ebenfals in Mense gu iebsn.
sebem Der 2eier lit bas Wor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

-SarfaparilIa" eeldaig; bic MeiIteu
aber tennen bieien 70 tpert5poasn 0eils
itoF uur bonn SpbaDaheritanb unb
bon ben Observation-Disclosures Der.
Sn bieier Iusit.lluns tonneR iis
SariaparilId in allen @eitalten iennen
lernen. Senn unter ben pielen pertbs
bolIsn StrGu6ern goitarieas 1T Der
Sariaparillaitrau9 elmer Der bsrborras
senbfen. Sn efipa 25 S4autdten
fperben bieIe unb anbere SeilpHan5en.
Dur3eln. 8idtter, 9tpeise. 8obren.
Hinben, pulberifirtes Sols II. 7. ip. aes
aeist, unb es gibt teine 9ebrelten bon
Wenid unb Sbier, fir bic ,li9t bas
eine ober anbere Seilmittel bier au fins
ben fpGre. u
8iele 9lrbeiten Der Gingeborenen
iinb ebsnfalls ausseitsllt. Seiotntoaa>
rem ioipobl ipie SeesrdssProoecte anb
4nberes. Serner finbet man allerz
banb Qltertbiimer unb cine intere!lante
WiinaIammluns.
Der f6ulbenbelaitete Sreiitddt fat
jebenfalls ieiu 4euberItes eetban, fi9
piirbis unb seidaftlid portbeilbaft
uuf bieier @ehausiteauug au prdIentis
rem unb namentlid ben ameritanifden
llnterntbmunesseiit berbeiaulOden.
0as lit Der !Sauptaiped aIIer ldteiniids
dmerifanii9en 4usitellunsen in Der
@artenftabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

Sn einem Gmpfan9saimmer bes
apeiten Stodes Derben eingeldben,
@Gite nit einbeimiI9em Sbee betpir.
tibet unb nit ieltiamen SGnsen unh
Geremonien unterbalten. Sn Da6s.
Fguren lernt man bic llrsintpobne,
geplpns, bic 8ebbas, tennen.
Die lebenbe Men DE ns4usitel-
lung in bieIem @eb1ubs bleibt, ME
gelagt, cine Der bea9tenspertbeiten.
Rein ein5ises @eiibt iit bier gu feben
- uno iiberaIl. mo Sinsaleien ansllz
treffen iinb has ni9t SntelGsera.
@elaFenbeit unb rubigen Sleib ipibers
fpieselt. Wenise 00lter tparen ie,
ais M fife betradtet, 10 friebfertis,
ipie bic. breieinbalb MilIipnen Sinz
galeIen. .Sn ibrer MeltanI9auung
1T .bps" bdnbeln glei6bsbeutenb nit
ptb0ri9t"' uno ~ndrrii9" banbeln,
unb psut" mb ~perniinftis" b.den fid
pofltommen. Sn man9er 8esiebuns
III biefe 9lusfteaung elm interehantes
Seitenitiid gu berienieen bon Sitin=
btsR, unb bic qnsiebuns. ipelbe bieie
beiben Iusitellungeu auf ni6t Wenise
iiben. fann einisermuben on bas Wort
srinnern, bas bor Sabren elm irtbiider
pbiloIopb einem europdiI9en Reifens
ben surief: rSbr perbet aue f9lieB=
lid ipieoer gu uns tommen!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

.piirt. &nninss. id bebb' JUDI raii.
pen loten. 90 bett, as il wiBt, en- sro-
ten aoter. 9iadtwddter SiermaHnen
beten; BON uni 96ters is' bat feiu'
weli, alio bebb id bier en- S9ripen
on bat 9lmt upiett, III MI wul' i'd blot
biiren, ob wer bat oortpebber bett; paBt
upp." = .gerlsben 3aht blus Der
Ia6twddter Siermann aui iein Sorn.
oa lam ein in Der Sunfelbeit unper.
isnnbarer Suno' BON riidpGrts berbei
uno marn Der Ra6tlpddter Siermahu
pon ielfti9en blrb ieiner Sanh sebiis
fen. pbne babel Su bellen. uno spar
bon hinten. 0a bies elm eegen Die
@spobnbeit ber' Sunoc nsrpirrter
Sbatbeitano 1T. utio id mid perpflid-
tet balte, 10 mose elm touislides 4m
oamit lein Nustommen finoen."
Ser Sdulse. 8tribols,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

cine MiIlion 4eres auf geplon mil
Sbee bebaut. unb Der Sbee III benn
and burd etipa 50 belle unb buntls
@attungen auf bieier Musftellung febr
rei9lih pertreten. @s lit ni4t I'M.
H10slid. buB Geblon in ipenisen Sab
rem in lauter SbeepFansuneeu ber'
ipanbelt 1T unb elm eefdbrli4er Nes
benbubler bes beriibmten Yotobamar
Siitriftes bon Sapan nirb. Sinter
Der Sbeesusite[uns erblidt man stpel
nrieiiee Statuen. bon benen bic eine
9autdma 8ubbba barItellt. bic anbere
ben 86nis Der @0tter ober &rGfte,
ben pierbGnbigen Wiidnu; Sipei ieiner
4rme itredt er fegnen6 iiber bas Doll
aus, in bem britten bdlt er einen Rinq
- bas Symbol feines Rei4es, b. B,
Der @ipigteit = in bem pierten etnt
pofaune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
Ginsans gum sinsal.ier.e,ebauOe.

eln9an9 gum Stn9dlelerse'ebdlloe.
Das 9leuBere bes @sbdubes bat bic
FORM eines Ssmpsls. prG9tig ger
9nibte 9alIuitrabsn unb Wabaaonis
yetdfel nit 8iibern aus bem iinaalez
ff4en 2ebsn siebsn ben 8eIu9er
Idon an ben Sreppsnitufen on. nit
'en iiber benz @ebdube rast Elm aiers
(itber Sburm empOr, gu ipel9em cine
Benbeltreppe bon Der inneren Gos
!llnbe aus fiibrt. Oas @etGfe1 an
BEN WGnben bieIer Hotunbe seigt
sinige beriibmte 8iloer aus unterges
Iangenen Sempeln Geplons in forgs
iGltiser Hd9bilbung, II. u. elm merit
piirbiges Bib bes &Dniss WuFantra,
uelher eine griine Suniea trGet, in
>er einen Sanb ben Riifel zines bei,
igen glepbanten unb in Der snberen
linen palm5ipeis bdlt. Da bod eins
nal bonn beiligen Glepbanten bic Gebe
It, 10 iei dud iosleid cine iiberaus
lieblide @lepbanteni9nibersi aus
SbenbolS nit eirem Sburm auf bem
Ridden unter ben 9uAitinbuitries@es
Jenitdnben erip1bnt. Neben bem eey
,annten Bib erbliden mir basienide
Der 3ieblinssgattin WaHantrds, tpels
;1e bon elmer gn5abl Srauen in BAH
ndbigem Coffin bsoient pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

i0iefes @ebGube 1T taft ausT9lieBs
li6 her 2(usftelluna oetpibmet. @s
bat ni9t. ipie mande Der bsnadbarten
ameritanlI9en Staciengebdupe, .Gm4
pfungssimmer" ober grobe 4mtsfubsn
nit elegantem Dpbiliar. ylur eir
tleins Pldb9en bat ii6 Serr @us=
man. Der Gommifiiondr BON Goitarico,
mitten unter benz Wilb, ben 9Dgeln
unb anberen Neutrality-suspicious.
Dorbebalten. Sonit 1T iebss gfdums
9en unten uno auf Der @alIerie baan
auSsenubt, @oitarica gu npuHen". Die
Wdnoe finb nit pielen photographer
unb aud einigen Oslgemdlben birn,nsI=
rasenber 8ergsipfel, enbIoier WGIber
urb 9Tdunseln, unb f6Dner MGb9en
in 2anbestra4t seidmiidt. Inter
ben 9ecprutionen ditf Der 9allerie fino
Sdilbe, brpnaene Solbatengruppen
uno fadell6pinsenbe 3eloten bsnlsr>
tensbertb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

Hddt Der SbeeeuItur lit bic 8otos
nubzGultur bic ipi9tigite Geplon's
Der aotpsbaum unb Der 8rotbaun
lisfern ben @inssborenen 70 siemlid
;9llles. mas iis gum 2eben brauden
Wir finben in Der 4usitenung MIDI
Hur bic &otos>@rseusniFe als Nab'
runesmittel in ieber 5orm. ionberr
por IGem aud eine iebr reiabaltig'
Sammluns bon gtubz unb 9ier=4r'
titeln aus 3otosf9alen. fotpie Wiat'
ten, Rebe u. (. IN. aus ben 8aftfafern
Inter ben pielen anberen Manufae.
turz4rtiteln fDnnten bic 2ai itpagsr
unb nod mebr bic intereHanten
iaeinbar febr sebrs4Iiden, aber ar
ipeiten 5abrten gef1idten 8oote eili
,piirbise StelIe i'm 9ransportatipnss
gebGube einnebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
IA Il ppd itbt: nu irab. nt6."

ID ct Ood iebi; nu irabe nt9." =
~Wat." fast er, ~Du tpillit mir MID
pdblen9 Damn perbaue i'd Dir. bat
Du MID mebr piepien tannlt. Dets
nu gum 9anbiemensfel fam. bet liest
in Der Ratur Der Sdde. aber bafor
lam i'd bod MIDI, bat bic SlGfsr babei
entaipei iinsen. inbem bet bod ne aers
bre9libt Waare is. Sdrum bite id,
mir gum miHbeften Winimum freiSus
fprehen." H g. as
Die 8eipeisaufuabme ereiebt tsiHen
9lnbalt fir bic annabme. bab Der an.
getlaste .Doridblid sebanbelt BAT, mes,
balb benn aud feline Sreiipredung sr-
fplgt. H q. w
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
: aus @utenfeiu e,r,dbfi

-Gus Butenftein err3db(t:
man folaenbes Sauerniiiifhen: 9iirs-
lid ipubnte i'd Der Srauunq eires
Yauern aug bem Siirnba6 bel, Der.
cine SluIiertbalerin beiratbete. Sraut,
uno Yr1utiaam iiehen Dor Dem Iltare.
Ger Ytarrer bdlt Die 9lniprnde uno
foroert gum Sdluiie bas .Sa" Der
9rautleute. glber Der 9iirnba6bauerv
idweist. Ser aeiitlide Serr fraet
nodmals. er idpeiat mieber. glagemei,
nas grltaunen. Ser @eilili6e ertldrt
ibm gum oritten Wale bic Sadlage,
&e umitebenoen Ssiitdnos uno 8auern
Niiitern ibm siemlid ensr9iid su: $50
Jag oo6 einmal ,Sa" uno nun
ipmmt aus Dem Wiunot bes SNirn-
bahsrbauern Elm Ianaiames So bsr-
aus.-Sn Der Satriitei felt Der Yfars
rer etmas erregt ben 8auern OBJ Ieines
3oeerns CUR 8ebe. Sa anttppuiet bie-
itr 9emiitbIib: mSa-ib bent'. 10 mas
muB man ii6 balt gut iibevlegen!"
gls oarob Der bodnilroige Serr barh
ld1elno, balb drserlid meint; .Na, bas
tbut man bod friibtr uuo nibt, wenm
man idna oor Dem altare hsbt." meiat
Der Gurnbadbau,r be9iitiseao: vNa,
iebt lah'u Mrs bait selten." Die
8raut idien ia allebem ni9ts Su lin.
ben; iie iuar bel Der .gbrentaiel"
luitis uno gutter Sinse mitJommt
ibrem .iberlesten" iunsen ghe.
muune. .....
9eshalb. arum %
irserlid2 Sa mar i'd 9eiteru aegsn
.inen Meniden 10 unenoli9 b6Hid alno
nun faat mir elm, oaB Der mir nod.
100 Wart i6uloig III!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

-Sere6tistes Mibtraueu.
sSrau VI: .gRciu 9Irst rdtb mir, i'd ioae
cine ied5mpnatli6e Rsiie antreten.
aber ih traue ihm niht redt!" !"-6rau
9; .Warum benn nidt?" 6rau q:
rgBcil mein glrSt sleiaieitis mein
SdwieGsripbn it!"
gutttGruna Sribden:
gu. 9opa. mas lit benn Oas elsentlid,
elm @laulhelo2 9apa 9as 1T elm
Serl, Der ME iein Waul bdlt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

49,. SD bin loon am anfana. in
Der Witte uno am Gnoe bes Moaats
bel SbneR seweien, uno nod nlemals
babe ib sic bel 6aiia aetroften!] =
r9Bos tuun SD oaiiir, wenn Sic Bed
baben2!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

limb ipsinsno ldBt aatiana bas R0pf.
4en iinten.
,Was Iino mir shne unieren Slpans~
ruft Der Batter, ~nuBlos iuie atseibDi-
iene Slin'en! Giott lei ibnt sndoie, Der
nns in /. i:es namenIOie glenO sebradi
batl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
2 SefTmiHiiAts.

Sas 9eben lit elm iaurer @ein,
Ter ielten iiA perbshert.
limb Wtonher muB suirieben ieit
Menn ibn Oas S9ifial wdhcrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

= gerbeiBnnssbOII. sic:
,Wirit Su mid au6 nod lieben. ipenn
i'd, ni4t mebr biu2" = Gr; Grit
rebt !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04
@er q fact, xuB aua . fae s.s.

Mutter; Sier, Sommp nimm Define
WeoiSin, tpie Elm Wtannl
Sleiner Yatient: Ser Oamit! Wa
1T Der @bistp3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-04

Rslision unb Gbes fpielen pi.
9auptroIIe in ber 4usiteIlung bon
@eplon. @esentpGr!is ftno mebr ols
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-28
Wants NeWsnaners Endowed.

Rev. IL; H. French, pastor of the
Wesley Methodist church of Mime
apolis, thinks the bill OF fare of
newspapers is not what it onght to
be. After giving his opinion of them
he says: Nor is this the opinion of Il
narrow, bigoted preacher alone.
Now what can be done with this
gigantic force, somewhat bad and
somewhat good, equivocal in it's
moral tendencies and menacing to
| religion SO far as Sabbath is con-
cerned? think we'll Of the PROPOSE
ton to endow newspapers as we do
colleges, and thus lift them to be
something more than mere money
markers. But this monster is the
product OF the age, neither betternor
worse. Itreflects the state ofsociety
pretty faithfully. Hence if you wish
it Improved you must improve the
age. Individuals must be better in Or
der that the age may be. Every
citizen in true sense is part owner
OF the newspaper. Itislike the great
river that flows through our city
which no man or company can
wholly own. 1t is a highway for all
the people. The remedy then is will
the people themselves. Let them de
mand a better, cleaner and less
equivocal press and it will come"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-28
LITTLE FALLS PROSPEROUS.
Comparatively, But the Times Gener.
orally the Hardest Ever Known,
Saws n. p. Clarke.

N. =. Clarke, Of st. Cloud, who is
said to he the wealthiest man in
Northern Minnesota was in the city
today. Asking him if he had come
up to inaugurate some great bust
ness movement which would pro-
mote the welfare of his section he
said: Establish nothing. The good
Democratic times are running every
body.'
Mr.. Clarke says the times are the
worst for business men that he ever
knew, certainly harder than 1857 or
the later crisis of 1873. What the
democratic congress will do to re-
lieve the situation Is only matter
OF conjecture. The people wanted a
change Of administration and they
have got one, but could they have
foretold future events they would
probably not have been so anxious.
In regard to the Worlds Fair Mr.
Clarke grew enthusiastic. He said
it was the greatest fair known to
civilization. The stock exhibit will
be something that every farmer
ought to see. There will he about
! l 900 horses and 1900 cattle. The
grand duke Alexis OF Russia will
send twenty fine horses. Others will
come from Arabia, and in fact from
all parts OF the world
Mr.. Clarke has some business her
today in regard to the sale of hi
land, to the city for the Pine Tire
Lumber company.
He says Little Falls is one of tn
most prosperous towns to be foun
Il anywhere this season and that it
all right.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-28

n.
The idea OF giving employees a
bonus for remaining at work until
the end of the season is becoming
more popular, and is giving Salts
faction wherever tried. The Pine
Tree Lumber company at Little
Falls, Mimi, is paying it's men on
that plan this year.. commentators
ers receiving a1.3sK cents a day, and
if they remain with the company I'M
til the end of the season, an addition
al l2]n5 cents day is paid them. AL
though there was little objection
to the idea at first, General Manager
Weyerhauser says that the scheme
now works very well, causing the
men to take more interest in the
work and discourages the thought
OF leaving at this season and going
to work in the harvest fields. Min.
neapolis lumberman might well con
slider the matter next season.-Min.
neapOlis Lumberman.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-28
A MEDICAL CONGRESS
ALL NATIONS OF THE WESTERN
WORLD TO e.E REPRESENTED.

Two Thousand Physicians From North.
South and Central America, Hawaii and
the West Indies to Convene In Washing
ton-ImportantS Subject to Be Discussed.
Truly this is the era Of centennials
and this the year of great national and
international gatherings. The Column
bian quadricentennial of course takes
precedence, and every week Of its prog
ress will be distinguished by some great
gathering of scientists, theologians, phi
lanthropists or men and women devoted
to the healing art. For the last named
this will be great year indeed. Their
principal gatherings will be known as
the international, the Pan-American, the
American and the British, ranking in
Importance in the order named.
The international medical congress
has no fixed term, but has thus far been
held about every second year. The first
was held in Paris, and those immediate
ly following attracted but little atten
ton till the ninth was held in Washing
ton in 1887. The eleventh will be helt
in Rome in the week beginning Sept. 2.
next, and Professor Semmola of Ital.
will serve as presiding officer. TIL
American Medical association has al
ready met at Milwaukee, as has also tn
| Association of Medical Editors, and tn
| British Medical association will hold it
sixty first annual meeting at Newcastle
upon-Tyne Aug. IA.
Much more important than the las
two, however, and second only to til
first named, is the Pan-American con
gress, which is so far an official affai
that it was provided for by act Of cor
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-28
NEGROES IN POSSESSION
Armed Blacks From Alabama
Take the Places Of Strik-
ing Miners.
Eleven Companies Of State Mil
tia to Be Sent to the .Scere
of Trouble.

WEIR CITY, Kan, July 26.-Just be-
fore daybreak train Of six cars was
backed into the enclosure around shaft
No. 8, of the Keith & Perry mine, near
Scammon, and BAT negroes from Ala
bama and Colorado were unloaded in
side the stockade. Of these, 81 were
women. All but 60 of the men were
from Alabama, having been gathered
at Birmingham Saturday night. Those
from Colorado claim to be furnace men,
who know little or nothing of min
ing. Many of them claim to have
come on the representations Of the
operators that they were te
work at Columbus, and not In
the strike pits, and they talk of leaving
There were 500 men and women on the
train from Birmingham, but half o.
them went to Litchfeld, where they
were taken into the stockades of thu
Kansas and Texas Coal company. Al
of the Alabama negroes were armed
most of them with Winchester rifles
though some have army muskets
They are of all ages, and some hav
never worked in the mines before
Here they will live in tents within tn
stockade.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-07-28
Musical Brainerd.

Brainerd has been furnished with
an abundant supply of music lately.
some of it very good and some of it
more enthusiastic than melodious.
Paige's Players, who are giving good
entertainment at the Opera House
this week, have an excellent band
which plays every noon and evening
in the open air. The Free Tooth
Pullers are also out parading with
band every evening. Then the
Olympic Band plays in front Of the
Olympic Theatre. and very soon
afterwards the Salvation Army
parade starts out with such music
as is deemed best to bring terror tC
the heart of Satan. Whatever is
still lacking is furnished by a dOZer
musical saloons, where the sounds y
piano, violin and song are heard
Altogether the atmosphere gets wei
stirred up from until 10 O'CLOCK
every evening. Besides all the above
the Third Regiment Band gives {
good open air concert one evening
each week -Brainerd Journal.