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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

SNAP SHOTS AT OTHERS DoINGs:
Bethehem'j lodge Of Elkg has disbauded,
The Lacknwanna Presbytery will meet
in Tunkbannock Monday.
During grocer's battle eggs in Pittsto
reCantly fell 10 s cents per dozen.
Rntledge Bros. of Plymoutn, yesterday
gav- ZOO loaye of bread to the poor.
On March l. 1895, Pottsyille Cambriaus
vii hold the largest elsteddfods ON record.
Secretary Herbert, after inspection,
thinks the Bethlehem Iron works just
right
Twenty. three shad recently rewarded
one patient angler in the Delaware, near
Easton.
Rats cut off the water supply at Beams
hotel, Schwenksyil!e, by gnawing off n
lead pipe.
Employees of the Wilkes. Barre lace fac
tory have organized for social purposes
into the Textile club.
The German sisters of st. Nichols as par
ish, Wilkes.Barre, will soon occupy hand
some new 3.story home.
Lebanon Christian Endeavorers, borrow.
ing the cue from Allentown, have lorigi-
mated the peanut festival"
Candidate Walter Lyon, who wants to
be ieutenant-Rovernor has been elec-
tioneering in WillSes-Barre
Five hundred Bangor and Pen Argyll
skaters earning on au average Sc 25 per day
are on strike for an increase in wages.
Michael Fernap, the Nichol lson sleeper,
who for seven years hal been In coma
tose state, has been removed to Elm ra.
Robert Schoedler, an operator. at a =
burtis, suffered so much in one OF his Ell
that n doctor performed an operation, tak
ing cut part Of a bumbe0ee.
Burgess Rex, of Mauch Chunk, has or
dered the arrest Of street loafars.
Chief Engineer Joseph II, Paddock Of
the II. Q. Frick Co., who was murdered at
Connellsviile was once resident OF
Wilkes Barre, where he acted as mechanl-
cal engineer for the Vulcan Iron works.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
For Rent.


LOR RENT APRIL 1.-THE ROOMS NOW
L occupied by the Telephone Exchange, 3O9
Lackawanna avenue. Apply at ths Office Gt
Lehigh Salt Mining Co, Third National Bank
building. L. s. and f. c. Fuller.
EOR RENT So NEW STOHE. NO. AO
K Spruce street. Inquire OF FRED WAC.
NER, Sill LacGawanna avenue.
EOR Rent BUILDING blS LACKA.
i wanna avenue from April |. CHARLES
II WELLES, Coal Exchange.
EyoUSE FOR RENT NEAR PosToPFICE,
J l containing fourteen rooms and laundry,
ail in fine order. Splendid location for rent
ing furnished rooms. Apply at jS Linden
street. II
EOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FRONT ON
L secoad floor, over n. A. Hulbert's music
store III Wyoming avenue, from April |. In.
Quire in the store.
tENU LET FOX A TERM OF YEARS
I Part or all OF three hundred teot OF yard
room along rGllr DAD Apply ut 2iG Franklin
avenue,
iJNo RENT-STORE 25x5J OR FURNISHED
J hail on Green Ridge street Very desirS-
ule location and on reasonable terms, Apply
10 i. Z, NET'FLETON or Z. $. WOODRUFF
Republican building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
MINOR (NpusTRIAL NOTES:

MINOR INDUSTRIAL NOTES:
l.aciiawana surveyors are laying out 4
new line from Waverjy TO Athena.
There il talk Of the removal of the
Catnwissa cnr shops to Milton
Colonel Mumford's Mauch Chunl; switch
back will use two new boilers made by the
Vulcan works OF Wilkes Barre.
live hundred Reading employees at Palo
Alto, 81. Clair and Frackvilie will on Non
day he put on hat time.
Only six crews are at work on the Phila
delphia SchuylIill Valley ut poGtsvilo
1t is said that six proIninenC traveli1g
ccal sales agents reside in the little village
OF Topton, Pa.
The employees Of Coke Bros Il Co.. have
been notified that there will be redac.
ton Of 10 per cent. below tho basis for the
month Of April. This viii make a reduc-
tion Of per cent. on the wages paid fer
previous months
Erie employees in the car shops Rt Port
Jetvs are working on seven hours time
aud no work Saturdays.
Coke Bros, .coliieries will all be idle to-.
day.
EchAy B. CoSe's d. S. sni s. railroad
expects to run tho FIRST train 10 lidewater
fl July.
The Lehigh Valley company viii equip
its passenger cars with patent Could cOup.
lers, in place Of the Miller coupler they
now have.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

The world IL always interested in the
cure Of consumption; yet its prevention is
OF far more Importance Dr.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup Is guaranteed to cure
coughs aud colds. Sold by Gll dealers on q
guarantee OF satisfaction, ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
Loot.

I OST-oN MAIN AVENUE, BETWEEN
/ rl,m1ulh Congra iInal chnrch and
Wash burn street, u mall, L.ack leather ladies'
tu"' G. - roNR 80. strip Of paper with
ntmes. Finder will please leavi same at
D4yo Drug ore North vain ave4u0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
Phlladolnhia TsIlow mnrkn,.

PHILADELPHIA. April 0.--Tallow was
duh with light demand Prices were:
Prime city in hogsbeadS, 4&6c.; do. dark iu
hogsheatE, 4lIc.; prime country, in hogs
heads, 1875; cakes, jc.:, grease, 4s! &c. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

C.g55O WILL BUY MODERN NEW BROOM
" house. all improvements terms easy; cor.
ncr Madison avenue and DelewHre street Ap.
nlY HARRY LEEE.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

WWHeUpJTiS IIW3l.
Lives Of great men all remind US
We may make our lives sublime,
Or departing leave behind us
Room for some one else to shine.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

S. b. DUBFEY, mate Of steamer Arizona
had his foot badly jammed. Thomas
Eclectric Oil cured 1t. Nothing equal to
it for quick paIn relieyer ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
StraYeh.

CTRAYED-A LAR9E BRlNDLE DOG.
- Owner may have same by calling on
Adam Fassold, Greenwood, Pa. and Iaying
or this advertisement.
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Money to Loan.

MONEY 20 LoAN-SlOO6 10 SlO0GO on
WI central city property. D. W. BROWN,
Attorney, 6JS Spruce st.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
Rcal Eotn,r

Is Z Z 6 q 90,
T. avonuo very desirable location Apply
q. r. REYNOLDS. Or WILLARD WARREN
a KNAPP.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

Cl, 400 WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
u corner Madison avenue and Delaware
street, Terms easy. Apply
HARRY LEES
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

Schuyikill county's irrepr essible Sam
Losch is now Il full pledged candidate
FOX congress The doughty major at
first thought he would try to make the
fight for place on the state ticket,
preferably the auditor. generolsbip. but
his now memorial encounter with the
reealctrRnt Republican commissioner,
Frank Allen, and its rekindling OF old
ractiopal iires, effectualiy preventing
that, Major Losch, probably, does not
expect TO I've elected congressman in
face of the local quarrsls by which his
own party is divided. But inasmuch
as he loves a political scrap better
than he does tqnaee meal, his present
candidacy may be regarded u, in the
nature OF u recreation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
GENERAL NEWS
Of INDUSTRIES

The Reading compauy's Draper col
fiery, at GilbertoD, which has besn idle
for several months, during tue prog
ress of necessary repairs, will become
Rctiye again about June l. The jig
house has been torn down and an eu-
tirely new and modern structure Is
being erected in its place, The roof
has been placed on the building and the
screen shafts have been put into place
The breaker will be fitted out with all
the latest improved machinery.
The Pittsbur9 Commercial Gszet.e
grows faceiious at Tom johnson. 1t
says that his several mil lion-dollar
eteel plant. which has been humping
up against things in journalistic way
here and there in Ohio, threatens to
get located at last. At least the matter
is said to have progressed 80 far as as
the drawing mp OF tho corporation
papers. 1t has been sGgely imagined
that Mr.. Johnson's always-future plant
was principally useful as fancy back
ground for the frse.trade eccentricities,
but at last there has been permanent
Investment. Incorporation papers cost
monsy for legal talent and clerical
work. and though this expense doesn't
cut much OF figure alongsids the
other millions to be invested, it is not
to DO overlooked. Mr. johnson 10 evil
IDENTIFY in no jssting mood now and may
the good work 80 on"
The Moosic Mountain Coal company
Is erecting new breaker for their
Marshwood mines at Jsssup, which
will have n capacity OF 1000 tons psr
day, and will prepare coal by the wst
aud dry process Ihe new breakers says
the Carbondale Leader, is located At II
point contiguous to three different
railroad lines. 50 that shipments may
easily be made to all markets. as soon
as the new structure is finished, which
will require about fiv3 weeks time.
The company has for this breaker
about 1000 acres which tract was nc
Quired Of the Pennsylvania Coal com
plny. and new shaft is being sunk 10
the Clarke and five foot veins, which
present a face of excellent anthrscise.
The colliery will be the equal OF Mount
JeSsup, which is operated by the same
company, when completed.
An order has been posted in the
machine department of the Reading
railroad shops in Reading that bers'
after the employees are TO work every
Othsr week, eight hours q dHy week
Nxet week will see tho inauguration OF
the new method. The order is to Ep-
ply to the iron foundry, brass foundry
aud carpenter aud paint shops,
As soon as the Delaware and Hal.
Jon Coal Compsny's lease Of the laurel
Run coliiery expires. which Will not
he until April l. 1898, the coluery will
be leased by the A!Eonqnin Coal Com
pany. which recently secured the Pine
Ridge mius at Minors Mills. The
Laurel Runs output will taen bs traus-
fered from the Delaware and Hudson
railroad to the Wilkes Barre and Eric
railroad.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

~~~f->c~~~-or>~~o>,>>
GENERAL AGENTS WANTED SELL.
VI ing new articles to dealers; exclusive
territory, 10 competition, no capital re-
quired; 2OJ to 500 per cent, profit. COLUM-
BlA CHEMICAL CO., w aud II Dearborn
street, Chicago, H.
EXPERIEECED COLLECTOR WANTED
IL 10 collect III Wilkes Barre and vi cinity
with headquarters at Wilkes-Sarre. Bond
aud references required Call from . till H.
crantpn Goa mercial Association, limit ed,
rooms 5 aud 4 42j Spruce street
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample to the Wholesale and re-
tail trade soil on sight TO every business man
or tirm libel o. salary and expenses pal ; per
mauvnt position. For tern address with
stamp, Centennial Mfg. Co, Milwaukee, Wis.
MTANTED-MAN WITH LIFE AND FIRE
w insurance experience as solicitor in
Lackawanna county; good inducam ent5 to
right man, Address 1885 Betz building,
Philadelphia, Pa.
VJTANTED- TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
Nv address to call on business hOuses
Steady employment for good men. Apply
NATIONAL CLEAN TOWEL COMPANY,
Arcade building.
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4 MONG
4 = Our Neighbors.

Farmer Miller, OF Exeter recently
ioupd corked bottle in tho Susqus-
hanna in which was piece of paper.
Upon opening this paper hs read :
This will coaforms my death. You
will find my Boldly in the Susqu0-
hanna River and my mooney in the
First National Bank Phillip Kipp."
Inasmuch as no one knows "Philiip," "
and m one has found any dead body in
the "SlsQlshanna," 1t is believed that
this message wAs hoax,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
Chicago Grain ana Provisions.

NNIVhRV N'INII NHU IEVVKFIVH9'
sCRANToT. April 6.-The following quota
tions are supplied and correatod daily by La
Bar Il Fuller, stock brokers.l2l Wyoming ave-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

THE Rev. Vim. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states; After being intellectually treated
by seventeen different doctors for Scrofula
aud blood disease, | was cured by Burdock
Blood Bilters Write him for proof ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07
A Million EliAnfla

A friend in need is n friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found just such friend in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds II you have never used this Great
Cough Medicine. one trial will convince
you that 1t has wonderful curative powers
in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that IL
claimed or money will DO refunded. Trial
bottles ires at Mathews Bros. drug store
Large bottles soc. and Loo ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

LOR RENT BUILDING DIS LACKA.
4 wanna avenue from April |. CHARLES
II WELLE5, Coal Exchange.
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Help Wanted-ma ale.
Hello Wantcd-Fsmales

MT ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENE ERAL
w housework e. od wages will he paid to
u competent girl. Call $40 0Gieon Ridge street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-07

EoR RENT NEW STORE, NO. AU
Spruce street. Inquire OF FRED WAC.
NER, Sill IacKawanna avenue.
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agents Wanted.

EOOK WANTED AT ST. JAMES HOTEL.
~ lOj LackawannR avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-31
BsnEla4IaA ~ arA OsRana suDapUA y Pge.R,qe"

a y sgq eonmovda 81 sRbet 10 due 81 tndado Il acaba-
ba de deeir: snigasa no amaba ys sque'le muierI
ARdress 10 retro iEritsds, heyida como ii ID huhie.
ran cavado IN puHsl el eoraE6R. Be eacar6 on NJ
gabsete lorHRdo g'itsRdo, fgusado planes de ven
oarzs uus termra6sn en- SgrmsG rvs abiog ascrnsbs
an rugdo cuando Gcordaha de- aquea Gopdega que ID
half. robado 81 amaats ugO tada 81 rsba converts
en- soozoE cuGsdorecords Enrique grsstsdo
morituHdo quizE mueyto ys.
Lo dsico que hstfa peddo chtensr de squel hotel de
FArgas ers ldbghra roticis de que e eGtado de
smaRte Ge hsbs 'gravsdo
E esfusrza increih!s heeho poY SoIrBsc para OR aa
cpnioTes &c los meaisos aoFprendsr sscyet 10 haba
eatenuado puesto les pUertfH de Ia muart0 Dupui.
treaque expcaba por que faerEA heYcGlea ell
frmo hsbfE levfntado nauito SorpreEdido deges-
psy6 por moaento. Las rorrsgiaE sacuRdaraa
despueE del primer pegrc los scideFteH mss ftss en-
ssts olsSe de hardas Ia dida de ssvgre puede
gur 81 Efatope morss La sgitac6n producida e he
Yido movinieAtos por csds, lno podis ade
mss haber hefho rsthaar h hsls retelda eBpe0
de msbrfaeso que eRvuelve el coFE6n que &c la
81 periasrdio2 ri eoraz6R orrimido por Ia
bala, era Ia musite Hsgura
DapuytreA tspfA fgenoa Eeguiidad adn del reEulta-
do que pod1fs tspsr Il herids.
ri pulEo del herdo Gs lbs dsbiliteRdo SoVignsc
sarvabR como toaos les que atSn stacados del corsS
IN intsigsnsiR complets pero dshiaha YEibFmest
e eirvjsro t'stabA de dshiarlo sda mss Ssucsfotta
en- FuS GNisceaEeas De CruRfg publicadss ochn saol
aptag Oullsrier eR "Dalo de Medieiaa hAbiaR tE
sado IA mASoha que nupuytrsH Nguta q este eaHo
DaI dudas del erujaao sssfxel pEcAto La hedda
ssmiaabs psse 8 peso Is psricssdigE L9H tsneFs
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IL HnMlOss goEIaMAo

rmsD, no adivnAndO que Cianpi eltaba dIquo'to CO.
-,Por gus no hs Dc sntr,r ea sSa botsl Dc F.rgsuS
mo SOY ten seha como eSa condeHA3 SNo soy ID ha del
marques dc Olona9
Trat6 entoncaa de preRAtarga en- 81 hotel pero 81
poHsro le djo m6dicos haban msadalo gus 81 CO.
Yonel no viaRs Eadie.
AndreiRa innsti6:
-Deeid Il seHorA coadesa de FaTgeI que a se6orith
de Olona yeus & vesr Il eahecers del herido.
La EeBma dc Fargs1 psIideC6 cuaadO le ropiteron
avpalabrsu as il itHilns No gnorsha qua aqpa mu
er era laquerda de Sogpac SahiS tamFiaH los extra
aoa Yumorea que crculaban Sobrs 81 pspl que 6eempe
haba Paris la dana de honor de Il ra7s Caroln ..
PrsguNt6Hs ii no daberfs msnd II que Ia srrcarsn do
a. peSe luego uzg6Ss evera 6iniuEtp, quzsa lbs
6esder IN asamisnto de pisdad que Gn embargo, Il
torurabs enaudo Oagorst quiea Ostalna hsbla avaa-
DO entr6 pGdcy aoIRsdO 81 psl6s. que halla-
ba ID condaB.
tsn9 jEsa muisr eltE sh Bocitando yer mi coroBel7
lQuS no ponga los pies squl gsEorsi Queno aprcx
me sll IEs 81 slemigol r. 81 pelgrol lEI u muJer
morenl, que nos tire Is d.1gtracia 81 eoEoKsl mf
-lPero u ol IsHOr de sOlignac deusH vsr eEa per.
Ionnl
-,El7.. ..lAposta,iA mis- cordonss que huilia de
lla como de Is porte, d pudierA tsnsrse % piS
-,Ds vsraai-dijo LuiIa, cuys fseHoma Gs sIegx6 y.
ruboriz6 IN POGO con 81 rubOr fez de 10 alsgra
-lPusdo jurarOS que nada 90 mas cierto, ssnozll-
eOnteSt6 MaTeial
-DsSd que Aadis paSds sntIay-oEden6 LuiIa dc
FAsgss IonrisRdOl gig daTIa sueata nipa sasanta'
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soNETo.

y Justa, Pepa, Tomasa, Catalina, S3ss
Angustias, Isabel, Luisa, Teodora,
Eduvigis, Jacinta, Pura, Aurora, ~ ~
y ;sAsunci6n, Ines, Berta, Cristina, ~
Elvira, Piedad, Marta, Cristina,
DOLORES, Ascenci6u, Remigia, Dora,
saVenancia, SoIedad, Serapia, Flora, &
alSAlberta, Encarnaci6n, Concha, Gabira,
Ramona, Julia, Prisca, Feliciana,
IGInocencia, Matilde, Rosa, Antera,
Adelaide, Enriqueta, Llanos, Ana,
y Margarita, Pillar, Catmen, Severa,
Restituta, Consuelo, Rita y Juana
me tienen trastornada la sesera
MANUEL SoRlANo.
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e Smtm Do "a LdGfa da AalO DaRa POBRS La Cari1ld
HUDAGA0
por el Banco Espanol de Pto.-Rico
I1lmta Dir ct1va
la
aRoaroV
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AL PlBLLG0

- HAbieRdo rdo nomhyAdo nor r. o. Escrl.
bAno do setusoioues en- propisdAd del JuEgsdo
dc Is Inatapcia IsHtrucldn DE- San FrasciHco
dc enta OApital, he tonsdo poaesi6n do dicho oa-
oio aver tArde eSiabeeiendo rn ofcina sn Ia calle
AZ Il Cruz ndun.o 10, losal que fg6 Agescia do
NseociOu de los aehorsn Falc6n Rola mi ha
bitsci6S do tGmiIia, Gale de SAR FrAncigso Bd.
vuaro gl, plantA baia derecha de IL Cars dc don
Juifn Blanco dondo ofreEeo los mo1ostoS nervi
cios do mi profession.
Pusrto Rico. IA de AgOstO de lSss.-- Viesn
b GoaSdlsz Gomez 1912
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gISITIEMRHs
usi6. Z !. ss.r.ds q. .ysr..A-BA-DE-J3s
Maha de Puerto-R Rico n

Este precioso mapa igura el ierro-carril de crcpn
valac0n con sus ramales prncipales las vstas n
terores que deben compear la red de Ia isla. Es re-
duccon del que Ia Compahia concesonara de nuestros
ferrocarriles he tornado adoptado para gu serveo
Ia sido reproducidO en- relieve, del que exsten doa
eiemplares uno en- las ofcnas della Compahia otro
en- las dc Gobernaci6n. Hace parte del foeto Etude
publicado en Paris por e seGor Luchet cuya traduc-
6n anotadaen casteano, est& preparation. Sc yen-
de cincuenta centavos (acompa1ada el diagrama
del producto brute de la seccon dc "a Capital Arsc.
I'd durante 81 primer semestre de cada uno de los amos
1922 en- ell almacen de don Pedro Giusti. en- 10 i'm.
prenta de sucesores j. J. Acosa en- el espendio del
Se6or Serrano en- 81 palacio de Ia Exposition.
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81 z q q 81 = q q q

P IA ria annual benefco para poes LA CARIDAD estable
en- Real Orden de Julio del 1898 publ
c en- Gaceta Official Provincial de Agosto del ppo
me 80 D. Soeo verfca da 20 Sephmbe proxmo
nac6n gua Loa Provincial bO e tpo $4,000 b
oorriente stbuy e importe en- orma siguiente
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n ,,.,og \ iodos y sda4a6

y1efRAn2 N msjsri&s todotsN eaitdS6
~ Srseto. ri RoJkNo pn TRno
Sc detaLla Capital, CFato Is; don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 30 en- las tendas de los Senores Ah-
LION v n, ZAMORAN0 on Puerta de TERRA, ".
ZAMORAiJ0 q Ilnea. Los certlhcados de origen
anaiss de tan exceente caldo eatan dspoHicon Del
aue gusta veyloa Diciemhrala
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PARA Las PARRooUIAs

enngresO, SO venden en- la tipograna do Ia CoRREa
ApoDEEGA N6mInas dc Bueldos de gastos de fabrt-
Nca 4 t5 eI IOO ue cada claso Se remten pOF corr0o
anando tl-U9 por 81 tmpOrte dc tranqueo.
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10000 bileteU Dc que Constar6 il Proviacial Z
$4,000
sls premiOs que impOrta1


aas ,
al
PREsIDENTA
OEeDssNOjG DfuiJG de GnOReE
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20
POOR ARMoR PLATE. !.
The Government About to Refuse an I'm
mense Quantity OF 1t. ls

The Government About to Refuse an I'm
mense Quantity OF 1t. '.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. lat was clearly
demonstrated at test held at the In
dian Head Proving station that an
nrmor plate varying in thickness from
111s inches to IA inches of nickel steel
can not stand successfully the impact
of a Hotter projectile going through
space at velocity of 1,600 feet per
second. thrown from an S-inch rifle.
The trials Of armor for two of the
monitors building and the ram Katah-
din, at Bath, Me-, were the first in
stance in the history of the new navy
where the plates have made such poor
showing against high-powered guns.
The plate tried represented several
lots of armor for the barbettes of
Monadonock, the side armor of the
Puritan and the coming tower of the
Katahdin, in all about five hundred
tons Two shots We're fired at the
plate, the first to decide whether Car
negie & Co. would secure a premium
and the second for the acceptance Of
the armor Both tests were unsatisfac-
tory and unless another plate shows
up better the entire lot will be rejected
by the government. The result would
be to greatly delay completion of the
two monitors and the ram.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20
Light in the stomach.

BALTIMORE, Jan. IS. "A most remark.
able electrical experiment was success
fully exhibited at the College of Physi
clans and Surgeons here. 1t was the
first night session of the classes held
for years. BY means of flexible rub
ber tube, diminutive electric light
was introduced into the stomach of q
patient, the lights in the room being
covered, and in the darkness over two
thousand stnaents viewed the work
ings of a mans inside through the
transparency the light created in tho
abdominal wall. Prof. Julius Frieden
waid conducted the experiment.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.--Minister vii.
lis report on the new phase in Hawaii
an affairs was delivered to Secretary
Gresham Wednesday night Immediately
Rfter its receipt at the post Office
Thursday morning Secretary Gresh
am carried the documents TO the white
house, and they are now being consid-
cred by the president and Secretaries
Gresham, Herbert and Lamont
1t is expected that the conference
will last until O'clock, as the members
of tho calt;net who are attending the
meeting left word at their offices that
they could not be back until that houi;
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-01-20
WHISKY TRUST AT WORK.
It VIII Endeavor to Have the Senate Ir
crease tho Whisky Tax.


crease tho Whisky Tax.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The total
amount of spirits now in the entire
world is reliably estimated to be 1885,.
600, 900 gallons. Officially estimated,
there are now remaining in bond in the
United States 1870, 561, ,91O gallons Of
whisky, of which 4,l54,0O0 gallons
are in Illinois and $4,000, 900 in Ken
lucky.
The trust wants an increase in in
ternal revenue tax, and in justification
of its demand the argument is ad-
vanced and advocated that it would
almost Immediately give the govern
ment an amount more than equal to
the entire gold reserve in the sub
treasury in New York. The trust has
gained one strong point in getting the
democratic majority Of the ways and
means committee to agree to increase
the tax from ninety cents to 81 per gal
Ion. If the house committee can be
persuaded to accept the increase the
scheme is to get the senate to push it
up further to sL25 or perhaps 81, 40.