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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27


"Long ago my suspicious have been
aroused by the attitude Of several men;
the rich silver mine owners. believe
that most of the interests OF the people,
the majority of them, has been and was
TO use the people TO put mp silver throne
instead of a golden one aud 90 have
feared the Greeks. even when bearing
presents. This attitude in the Chicago
bimetallism convention was shown
strongly in the contest made by me to
get the word '1and" inserted In the reso-
luton as a basis for money as we'll as
gold and silver and when IL was done, by
voice of the convention, the officers of the
league failed TO make the correction in
giving it out officially for pu utilization.
A Fling nj Statesmen.
For years and years, we thoroughly
understand, or think we understand, the
evils that you so mastery portrayed In
your letter, have been trying TO get the
people TO rally at the polls and wipe out,
and we believed that they would at each
succeeding election for years past, but
they did not, and after the election or
ides OF Novem ber, still are In the same fix
because of political boodlism and money
power, so as to obtain the pools In count
ing US out; hence, the only resort left to
exercise that power.
Other congressman and senators be-
sides the Democrats and Republicans, for
some reason, don't fully grasp the idea
that the sovereign people have the in
herent right to tell their public servants
what they want, and 80 we are not COM
Ing as an army and this is one of the ap-
pellations.
General to Mr.. Coxey. by you, Is out of
place We come to bring peace and not
war. We are now REINFORCED by millions
of unemployed and the wealth producers
of the nation.
'In this laudable move we stand on the
proposition that the constitution of the
United States is the charter OF our lib
erty, and guarantees US the right of
peaceable possession and petition. 1t is
simply exercising these prerogatives that
we are carrying out In this procession.
Good Times Coming.
"There is no one starving In our camp.
The people, whose hearts are responsive
to us. are loading Us down with the good
things for our physical welfare, as well
as with words which inspire us with
hope that the senate and congressman of
the United States will do their duty when
we reach there. and pass these two bills of
Brother Coxey's. that will bring peace
and prosperity.
And we trust that you, sir, will be
found like soldier at his post, to do your
duty and to cast your ballot for both of
these bills that will be the entering
wedge of the kingdom OF heaven at hand.
and the whole people will applaud our act
In those words of Glory TO God in the
Highest, Peace on Earth, Good Will to
All Men,
For IL will eventually bring the ma
tional cooperation Of heaven here OH
earth. CARL BROWNE"
Notwithstanding the apparent success
of Coxey's plan, the army will hardly last
more than two days unless the weather
moderates. AT present there is reason to
be apprehensive that the men now here
will revenge themselves on Carl Browne,
against whom they are all very bitter.
AsooD's CURES when all other
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
viii HAVE His Hands Pull

BRUSSELS, March 27-M. de Burlet. who
has been charged by the king TO recon-
struct the ministry will, In addition to as
suming the premiership, retain the ONCE
of minister of the interior aud public in
struction. which he previously held.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
Iudqe Dallas Decision.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27-Judge Dallas
has affirmed the decree of the circuit
court In the case of the government
against the Sugar trust TO the effect that
the absorption of the Philadelphia re-
hneries by the Sugar trust was legal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
international Iachtlno,

NICE. March H-The international re-
gatta has opened The first race is for
the Prix du President de la RepubliQue.
The Britannia, the Prince of Wales
yacht, will compete today.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
Met Ms lust Dues.

SAN FRANCISCO, March N.-James Gil
day was killed by blow from the fist Of
an unknown man on Market street. He
had addressed two women, and their male
companion sought to punish him, with
the result stated
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
No Decision Reached.

WAsHINGToN, March 27-The senate
committee on Judiciary at it's meeting had
the bankruptcy bill under discussion, and
while no decision was reached, a general
disposition was manifest to report bank
runtev hill
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
Reserved His Decision.

SYRACUSE, March 27.-Justice Smith
heard he arguments in the habeas corpus
proceedings for the release Of Taylor, the
Cornell student, for contempt In refusing
to answer questions in the jackson poi
soning case, The justice reserved his de-
cision
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
IhompYoA Second.

NICE, March T.-In the international
bicycle meeting here yesterday, Thomp-
son of Troy. n. Y, was second in the drst
event Warwick Of Australia Won the
fourth race
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
Eco Rolllnq on the White House Lawn.

WASHINGTON, March 27-In spite of
most Encouraging conditions of wind and
weather, egg rolling In the White House
grounds on Easter Monday was duly OBJ
served by hundreds Of little ones. There
was no music At the grounds, but the
children had free access 10 the wsllkspt
laWn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
GEN. COXEY'S ARMY.
Trouble in the Camp
Caused by a Letter.
A CHARACTERISTIC REPLY.
Browne Claims They Are Upheld bv
the Wealth Producers.

CANTON, o.. March 27.-Chief Marshal
Browne was made very angry yesterday
by a letter that was addressed by Con-
gresham Stewart to General Coxey.
Browne penned the following unique
letter in reply;
"CAMP LExINGToN. March 20
"The telegraph report os your letter TO
General CoXey. has been seen by the un-
dersigned, aud permit me to say that you
have built mp straw man, and have pro-
ceeded 70 demolish it-snd what good
you have done for the cause of human
rights.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
sBilfesbarre Ra6rid,ten.

= am Sreitas Rcrsen brannts baa
Saus bon @onitabIe 8ppIe gum sipsiten
RaIe in furser 8eit unb eines isiner
8inber tru8 iHpere 8ranbtpunben bapOn,
Gin bisridbrisss SIotpadenmdb&sn
tpollte am 9onnertas Nbenb bon sinem
8aume an Der Mia Grsef 8Iltbsn ab.
breden, itiirste in ben Bad unb ertranf.
Ser aIs 8sdtsanpaIt ,ur 8erabmts
belt seIanete General 8m. 5. Wae'
Gartnep, aud 9rdiibent ses StaStratbes,
ftarb ssreitas Absnb in ieiner 8iIla au
Rortb Wcuntain i'm altsr bon nabeau go
Sabren.
-9ie ibm bpreeIesten 5raeen ,,Sai
bas County elm Rsdt, bas @eri4tssebdubs
auf benz Bubble Square ;u erridtsn 2"
unb ,,Sat baS County Elm Redt, bas
SIubufer, ;tpiidsn Union unb glorb
StraBsn, aIS 8auiteIle fiir Elm @eri6tss
sebdube su benusen z" Bat StabtanipaIi
W. g. Mc2ean beiabenb entidieben.
nuusinitissr seIesenerenpIab f6nnts
man faum finben, alS bas SIubufer i'm
norbIidsn StabttbsiIe ibn bistsn ipiirbs.
DaS @eri6tsssbdube eeb6rt an Iiorb.
pber SIb 0iain StraBe, unb mare Ies.
tereS unieres gra4tens bas berniinfs
tieere.
gorb Canal Strabe, nabe Union,
ipar am Samitas Ra6mittas Der S4au'
plat zines Seuers, bas bic ean;e Nads
baridaft beorobte. Sc entitanb in 8.
$. Mslan's S1rsinerperfitdtte, srsriff
bann bic Seibinser Screen un6 8uun
Sabrif, bsbnte iid auf ben MarmOrbOf
bon @m. S. SoneS aus unb bann auf
ben SoI;bof bon Soupt & Sbbne. Sier
aber tpurbe bem perbeersnbsn gIemente
psrspeifsItsr Wibsrfanb seboten unb es
ssIans, baS Seuer unter Gontroae sii
brinsen. Die SadIaee mar 10 bebrob'
Iis bab bic eeiammte Seuerpsbr ,ur
8ranbfdtte berufen isurbe.
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8ir nebm,n beuts np6maIs @

Bir nebm.n beuts nodmaIs Ser.
anIaRuns, auf bas am Nontas, ben IL.
SUM, i'm GentraI Bart iiattfinbsnbs 9ic
Sic bsr Aftibsn bonn scranton Sic.
bsrfrans aiifnsrliam ;u MAIDEN. glis.
manb, Oh 2isSerfrdn;Isr pbsr ni1t,
iOIlts fi@ tpsisern, Elm obsr msbrers
Iidsts fiir baHelbe ;u faufsn, um ben
Aftipsn unter bic arme ;u sreifsn, bamii
bic 6dnserfsit'2aiie tuobI seipidt tpirb
unb bic sanger uniers Sta6t in Nsp
gorf ipirbis rspraisntiren fDnnsn. gs
Sarf BEL BEN Sdnserfeits tsin attibsr
Sanger febIen unb es 1T bur9aus nidt
ssiast, baB isber Better elmer sutsn
Stimms aud bic RitteI bat, i'm Sntersiis
bss gsrsins unb bes bisfssn Dsutid.
tbums elm Sdnssrfeft mitsuma&sn.
llnb UNI berartise Auforberunssn ~
bsdsn, iit Elm Sonb n6tbis.
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0aOieS & @riffin,
Sic snperlaiiigen 9leiher9dnbler,
22S 2afamauna Mbe., Scranton.

snss bartsn Stsn babn mir idOn mi gnseseesRem
SIN Der gsnsnbe babn mir s50o bis $4,000 dbr&
8ns unb ane 0boben fir an8n bab mas i6n gut
mad rser @pdeuns ater saun mir bb eie 9Ian,
mad sn anben ben 8a sbn ben mir dbr fir Gnsm ausbab
tsn m 8sG fnn unb uns sbnfO ni nod R &suI
tate ueraussobten 8etras entnsen prb
Ssm baS anasn bsm eater Der Sonfurren cine Sobpenbt
sporbsn nit Der Obsn annn ab& umsebenS taben f
5abnn cine srObs anab bon enen 9plb9efmten G9in nnb
2Satbam Sabennbren anau p4s mir an unis Sunbn na6
sinsm btmmtn 8Iane Seridsnfn prbsn.
bic Rotten Der ubrn benz SOnS snummen wurb Der fabsr fir
anssen 3ssn unb unberer 5Om peaussubt nu m
feline anbue bem gerfufsprS uirer 8aaren s
nSs ala ;upo en pS gS psunsn Sbnen, bas Sic
gssIsG MAIDEN nb nb dbss bub Sic ben 8Otbd 9ansS
snisbm pnSn
SrsmS peIds ausinft pO bsreima sesn aus bic mrsm
Gj9aft pofprs6m. SOdadunssbOl,
Dapies s Griffin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

Sames 8Iair, 8rdfioent.
q. 3. Brite. 8bs Brdf.
3. 6. Q ddfer, gaffirer.
u. 3. 8lair afiif. Gaifirer.
Sbeo. U. Straub, Ss[ler.
9ireftoren:
5amss Blair. @. 3. 9riee,
SEQ. 8 GatIin. Grant R. Spencer.
q. 3, Blair, Sames ar&baID,
@. .. Sennebb. Sslpitt 6. Blair
Bm. 8. Sieiel, Sas 80. Saiforb.
ssibrt Elm aI9smeinss Sanfseihdft.
SttIlt BsdfeI jabIbar in nesnb einsm SbeiIr
Der @elt aus.
9rotsnt Snt.r,ifsn auf S,pofiteu b,SabIt.
lin Sunoidaft lulro sebeten.
Offen Samitas abenbS bon z Bis 8 llbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
0pbe 1arfer Ofctisen.

-Serr 8aftor gape mar bereanaene
Bo4s gum gsiu& in SaipIss.
= Sreb. @sinb srbOIt ii@ bon iein.r
i4psren aranfbsit.
.-9isSarusari Sals an Rain slbenus
tpirb renobirt.
Srsb, 2eber bat bas Tripp gisen.
tbum an Der @de bon Oiain Gtenue unb
Su3erns Strabe fir $4,000 anssiauft.
- Gbriit Raumann ma&t an ieinem
Sampton Strabe gisentbum 8srbsis
isrungen.
Siampre &bsnue 1T bur6 bas @.
y. Il W. 60. 2anb bon Waibburn ,ur
9ipiiion StraBs sr6ffnst tporbsn.
- Die @Iieber Der suitus 8sber'.
i4en SamiIie an Rorb GUNNER apenue,
bic fsit GINGER 8sit franf iparsn, iinb auf
bsr 8sferuns.
Dem Sobn Yrics bon 1905 griee
StraBe tpurbe Sreitas Ntorsen in benz
Briggs S4a6t elm 8ein ;tpiiden ;tpei
aarrsn:f4Iimm ;erqustf@t.
- Der befannts unb beIiebte SoteI.
tuirtb Serr Sranf Stettsr Iabt @anbs,
Dsden, M5beIn. S9anftiid u. (. tp. auf
baS blbideite rsnobirsn.
-Serr Sobn &. Sarr 1T am Diem.
ftas gum sritten WaIe ais geiebssbunss.
Rsprdfentant fir ben srasn 9itrift
(a8effeite) nominirt iporbsn unb an
fsinsr 8abI If aud ni9t ,u itpeifeIn.
- Dis S6euns bes IObtsnsrabsrs
bss irifd'fatboIii6sn Sriebbofes babier,
Ibomas ReeI, brannte pprlebtsn Witts
nod FUR, mad Mittas nisbsr. S9absn
s4O0 unb 8erii4sruns nur s2U0.
- Ginen S&aseIbrud srIitt an 9iens
flag bsr Irsibsr 9atrid 2pnott in benz
Central S1a6t bur1 ben Suftritt eines
gieIs. Ser Mfann ipobnt an 2uaerns
Strabe.
Der bisber Bel ieiner Tante (Srau
Warsaretba MilIer) an Sadion StraBs
tpobnenbe Spbn 2entes (ni&t ;u per.
iuedisIn nit pem 9rofeiior bon ber Sib.
feite) 1T nad 9eutfdIanb sersif. ipo sr
,u blsibsn sebenit.
-Sn Der bon 8. M. 8esne bstpobns
ten 4btbeiIuns sineS 9oppeIbauIes an
Sadion Strabs brad 0lOntas gormit'
tag IL nbr Elm Seuer aus, bas mad fur.
,er slnitrensuns ssIbfdt ipurbe. Ser
@siammtf4absn dbsriteist feline s125.
= SD lit an elmer bsftissn grfaIt.
uns unb fonnte bes 9iadt Dor Suitsnans
fallen ni9t i6Iafsn. SD ssbrau6te Or.
ausuit 86nis's Samburser 8rufttbee,
tpsIdsr mir iofort balf.-Waris Sdnei'
Der, l1l6 Gabsg Strabs, Dallas,
Isras.
- Der z Sabre aIte Bert. Simon
bon sebnter Strabs itiirsts am Bonner.
flag in bsm Sofs bss SO. IA SduIbauiss
bon ssm siiernsn TreppenssIdnber aus
elmer Sbbs bon IL Sub auf ben @runb
unb nit Ssm 8Opfe auf einiss Ioie
Steine. Die grf9itteruns bat ben
Sunusn Der Sprads bsraubt, bOfentIi@
nur ssittpeiIis.
Die MitsIisbsr ber Saien unb 2sis
ter 60. baben nsuerbinss Elm SaIInes
probirt, bas untsn bon fraftissn Mdn.
nsrn ssbaIten pirb unb in tpeI9es 2sute
bonn ,ipsitsn Stodnerie aus iprinsen.
Die g5roben tparsn bsfrisSissnb, bofent.
LID finb fe es aud, ipsnn elm Sprung
bonn brittsn unb nierten Stodnerfe bers
iudt ipirb. Dsr mill bic Strobe MAIDEN 2
3um ;tpsitsn Stodipsrfs fam man ia
nit 2sitern Ieidt seIanBsn unb brau6t
taum Elm gieb.
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9sutf&s 4risfIihs.
Cas xhal abtpdrtS.

TatIsr.-@sorss 6. @intsrburn, Elm
alter unS ssa&tster 8drssr, itarb bier
persansene Bo4e.
Serr Ssnrs @eibeI unb SRI. Bar.
bara NdssIi iuurben am Mittipo9 bur6
Ssrrn Paffcr Sed eetraut.
- Serr Ssnrp Sabnsr rspraIentirt
bisie Wp&e ben Olinooia Stamm Der
3otbmannsr bel benz 8atbsfsuer in Beth.
Isbsm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

9rei
GentS
Store,
523 9adatuanna Mbe.,
spif&sn 8aibinston unb aOams,
ssssnatr Der Dsuti@sH Obj JtnoHs Saas.
eamPsnsIaisr mittIrs @rS6s.
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10 Auart @si&irrpfanHs.. Hs...................fO
@uts S&ubbiirfs..
ltns cine eublofe Huspabf BON ar.
tifeln gu Sreifen, bic nirseusss
ipp unterbpten perSen.
Spbs Barter. Ssasbus, Sabisite unb
Dunmore unS SO. 6 Strabsnbabn paI.
iireu bic 2biire bes
8 Gemts Store,
s23 2aeeaiuanna alnenue,
Serantpn, @a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
gon Der Siibfeite.

s% Sa urfer Sabfsits Trdssr uns
obne bic sebrdu&Iide 8inbisuns berIaf.
fen bat, 70 bitten mir i'm 8oraus um
gntiduIbisuns. ipenn beim 8eitunsstra.
gen in Der nd@ffen 8eit Pie unb ba Sch.
Isr porfommen. unb eriuden um fOfortiss
8sna6ri6tisuns.
Der Serauseebsr.
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aus benz pberen xhale.
sn 9rieetura seht's i'm 8auI

- in prtcepur9 9eptS I'M oauIaWe
auberOrOentIi4 Isbbaft su.
= Sis Ssrmsn @aRer Gompanie
Iabt ibren Damn erbbben, um cine
srDbere Gapacitdt su bsfOmmsn.
- Nabe bem GraiIs SsIanb BREEDER
in OIppbant Borough ipurbe am Diitts
mod cine Srau bon benz 5.45 3use se'
troffen unb set5Stst. Die 8erunsIiidte
tpar etpa 68 Sabre alt une man slaubt,
bab ss Narp O'8opIs bon 9ut4 Gap
ipar.
(GarbsnbaIs GOrrtfpsnSen,)
Die SpsrI Ssatsr Gompanie ipurbe
am Samitas in Sarrisburs inforporirt /;
aapitaI $50, 900.
- an Stels bsS SduI bauiss SO. 8
fol- Elm neuss srribtet iperben, bei1en
aoiten man auf $4,000 perani4Iast.
- 5rau 2aura @asner bon Sio
Canaan, bic ibre SO. II 9unbaffitrabe
tpobnsnbe 9odter pfsste, srIas Samitas
Rorssn ben Nnitrensun8en.
9nS 5lubbett oes Sadafpanna
burd bic Staot folIte unbe6inBt cine
sriinbIi9s 3sinisuns srfabrsn. @ie es
isbt 1T, briitst Der llnratb arantbsitsn.
- Souls Snpber, bon bn Sirma
Bieree & Snbber, ipurSe am Sreitas bon
einem bDisn Bfsrbe setreten unb erIitt
einsn 9rud bes S4dbels, Der trepanirt
tperbsn muBts.
- Die WitsIisbsr bes 8srmania Sc.
ianspsrsins fnb poa ces 2obes iibsr ibre
9lufnabme ieitsns Ses 2ieberfran; in
SonesbaIe. Sas Gpnaert mar gut bs'
fudt unb ALE gieeen tuurben trsffli1 gee
sebsn; beionbere ansrisnnuns fanb bas
DoppsIquartett Der Sdnserrunbs bon
Scranton.
= SIN benz Si1erbauie nabe benz
G4a&t Der Silite 8obIen & Giien 60.
,u SOrsit Gitp brad fur, nod llbr
am Dienitae Na6nittae Elm Seuer aus.
Der @inb trisb bic SIammsn mad benz
Dbsrbau bss S9a9tes unb bann na6
benz Mai6inen' unb 8efelbaufe. Aa
bic DISQUALIFICATION iparen troden, gum
9bsiI DIsetrdnft, unb branntsn in einissn
MusenbIiden IidtsrIob. Sn bem Ra,
i4inenbauie mar cine pra1tpole eIeftri'
ide ginri6tuns-bieaeid bic ipsrtb,
polite in bisism 1bsiIe bes Staatss-
bic sdnsIi9 serfbrt ipurbe. Der 8srIuit
ipirb nidt tpeit son s75, 900 fsin; ss
psrIisrsn an 500 8srfonsn ssittpsiis ibrsn
8erbisnit. gs 1T tpabrfbeinIi1, bab
elm Sunfen aus elmer 2ofomptibe bas
Ssusr psruriadte. Wan Bat iofort nit
ben aufraumunssarbeiten besonnsn unS
boift bic aefsI nod brau9bar ;u iinben.
Car&baIh Gurrtippnbsn,.)
- Gin fIsinss ainb Der GbsIeute
Sran, Sisfrins iiarb am Samitas.
= Serr ausuif Daenbid bon Sab
Ulain Strabs farb am WOntas i'm aIter
bon 81 Sabrsn unb NIT Sinterlaiiuns elmer
srobsn Samilie. Der 8eritorbene mar
elm Iunsiabrissr gstpobnsr bieier Stabt.
8srssbt nidt, bab nadfsn SOnn.
tag elm Seitsottesbienit ;ur Ssier bss
flnfidbrisen Subildums bss germ paifor
Is. 6. 8ubolpb ftattfinbet. SebsS Ge'
msinbssIieS iollte ii6 Der Wi9tisfeit bss
cages pOaauf beipubt fsin.
- Ser beige StaStratb Bat am
5rsitas einen ginbaItsbefebl erIanst unb
burd ben S6eriff Der GarbonbaIs Trac.
tion Gompanis suitelen Iaiien; burd
benfsIben ipirb Der aenannten Gompanis
bic SOrtisBuns Der 8abnarbsitsn inner.
balls ben Stabtsrensn bsrbOtsn. SIN Der
| 9stition tpirb seiast, bas Der 6eisaidafi
seipSbrte PribiIeeium isi am 80. april
absslaufen ssipefsn; Isstere bebauptei
lisbod, iii1boItise 8riin6s fiir cine gers
ldnssruns Der eOnseiiisn iu babsn.
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MeoSfitoS tttto Tlie9ett
fpmmen nmb Sbr sebrancbt
screen=Sbiiren, er=screcns, etc.

Ginas austb Bbrwtdtm
uunSs B mir Fs tm nbereu DreHs Bh
gpuatb
Silli9em SSarnmocfs.
m4 20 bis %
unite SuIn fnb. au& tatu mir biniugfas
Niele anbere 0Saare.
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Wsiles' seersen. uns eeber. Sillen

uirfsn nad sinsm nsusu 8rin,ip; fs orbnsn
9sbsr, Ma9sn uno Seodrme ourd DIE Rerpen
Cine nsue Gntoedune. Dr. Rilss' 9iIlen bel.
len 8aIIsnIsibsn iibeIu @sitmad. untbatiss
asber. SdmorrbOiben, gerftppfuns Sbne
@leihen fur Skinner. 6rausn uno Siuber, Sis
fleinften. miloeft.n unb fideriten gilsu. 80
Dozen 25 6. @rObsu umionft bel allen apc,
beferu
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lonis Cobmann's
HOTEL
1923 unS 325 Spraee StraBe.

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Ct aouis Anbeuisr Buf6 uno G. @obiuion
8iere. 8trIiner Btibbier. Bon @siuen uHe
equ6rsn msrosH uur bic trprsbtsitsu Rarfen
getibt. Better Borter uno ale.
gBarme nnb falte Speifen
gu isber sasesieit. als SeIifattfsu Der Sab.
rts,eit Sine rsihbaltist xuswabI Der bsfsg
gi9arrsn
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
warlike Movements.

New important har bors on the North
sea are projected by both Belgium and
Germany. Belgium wants to make a
large port at Heyst, the little fishing
place hey ondjO stcnd, best known as
quiet bath ag resort and as a spot
where the Did form of Viking ship can
still be seen in the fishing vessels
Antwerp is up in arms at the idea of
such a rival Then Germany proposes
to develop Cuxhaven into big port of
war, feeling that since the develop.
ment of her navy she is badly off with
only two such harbors-Wilhelm
shafen on the North sea and Kiel on
the Baltic. Cuxhaven has the advan-
tage of being at the mouth of the Elbe
and close to the entrance of the North
Sea canal. Emperor William would
like also to see the coast connected
with the interior by network of
canals which should unite the big
rivers of the empire. Unluckily par
lament will not vote the necessary
funds for the latter scheme
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
MRS. BELvIN.

way into the social holy of holes
where they can catch recognition
from the eye of prince and rub
very one who would soonest feel his
national pride wounded If our am
bilious American women couldn't
hold their own" among the swells
or the tight little isle; and he is the
one who, when his women folk go
abroad, values the letters they carry
to Americans who are securely estab-
lished in London society even as Solo,
mon valued virtuous woman.
There are many lovely American
women securely esta blished in English
society. Most of them, however,
while their popularity is due 20 their
charms. owe their social position to
their husbands. They married En-
glishmcn. Such are Mrs Joseph
Cham berlain, who was Miss Endicott;
Mrs. Naylor Leyland, who was belle
in England as Miss Jennie Chamber
lain; Lady Randolph Churchill, who
was Miss Jerome; the Duchess Of
Manchester, who was Miss Yzuaga;
Mrs. Arthur Paget who waD Miss
stevens; Lady Heslscth, who was Miss
Sharan, and Mrs. Il. p. O'Connor, who
was PRETTY Bessie Paschall of Texas
and Washington, and whose English
inan" like the old woman's duck that
wes drake) is an Irshman. But those
w:,o make the bird of freedom flap hin
wings softly with repressed exultation
are the ones who attain their posi-
iion by conquest
Probably the surest, highest and
most powerful position an American
woman has attained by her own
efforts in English society in many n
DAY is that which Mrs. John W. Mac
tkay holds. Some wording has said
hat the crucial test of social position
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11

is getting people who are somebody"
to accept your dinner invitations
Mra Mackay stood that test royalty.
A couple Of years ago she gave di,-
ner in her splendid London home,
the invitations to which were accepted
by the Prince and Princess OF Wales,
as well as goodly company, every
one of which was distinctly and un-
deniabl somebody"
The women who can dine the future
king and queen of England, it is safe
to say, commands the situation.
Mrs. Mackay has lived abroad for
nearly twenty years, and her social
Importance in Paris Is the same as in
London. She has had unbounded
wealth at her ommand-enough to
give her the power Monte Cristo ex-
ulted in; but it takes more than money
to succeed in society as she has done.
She is woman of exquisite tact, keen
penetration, courage. and pride, and
possesses the organizing powers OF an
adriot general, as was fully proven by
the way she met the SANDERS circu-
y
When her enemies were busiest trying
to UNDER inc her power she fortified
her position in a way to make it i'm
pregnable by giving the dinner already
mentioned. thus getting the cachet
of the prince and princess of Wales
an open -seasame in Paris as well as
London.
O. xxr1,0
Cadogan square, not very far from
Nellie Grants. is one of the desirable
ones to be invited to. has been away
from America so long that even her
former intimates forget that she isn't
an Englishwoman. She is an ex-
ceptionally handsome woman OF the
brunette type, and can make conquest
of man or woman with single one OF
her winning smiles. She is leading
light in swell musical circles and can
muster as much talent in her drawing
room on one Of her evenings at
home" as Abbey can in opera house.
1t is at her musicales that Sir Arthur
Sullivan can be heard and seen.
Mrs William Wayne Belvin is well
known in society in San Francisco.
New York and London, Mr.. Belvin's
business interests make it necessary
for him to spend a good part of every
year in London, and Mrs Belvin
always accompanies him. She is a
lovely woman and the daughter Of a
famous southern belle and beauty;
SO, as is said about our bad traits. she
n a n, a by har lova1ipacs hopest1y Her
mother was Eliza Morgan of Ken