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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Ser 9iOIini6 9beobor Semberoe,

Ser 8ipIiniit Tbscbor Semberser
bon Berlin tpirb am %. Sanuar Elm
CONCERT in Der .. W. 6. u. Gale sebsn
unb SRI. emma gonrab tpirft babel als
SoIiitin nit. Serr Sember8er. Der felt
einisen Monaten in bieier Stabt fpeilt.
1T Elm talentpoIer 8ioliniit, bsfen 0ors
trdse iider aasemeine AnerfennunS fins
ben ipsrben ; unb mas SRI. Gcnrab ans
betrift, tperben 8iele nit Sreube bisis
8elesenbeit beniiten, bic besabte San'
germ einmal b6ren gu f6nnen.
= Sdon Dor Sabren bat Serr Sobn
Sermpn Pldne fir elm neue8 Sotel on
ber gde bon @pomins Mpenue unb
Spruce Strabe aufertisen lafien unb
Jest fdeint CT gum 8au bereit au iein,
rpenn er Germ SacobuS permbssn fam,
isinen auf nod Elm tpeiteres Sobr lautens
ben Mietbsfontraft I'M l. april 1894
aufsuseben. Das @runtftid umfaBt 60
SUB an Wpomins Apsnue Bel 1877 on
Spruce StraBe. Der proiettirte 8au lou
adt Stodperfe bod iperben unS tpGrbe
$3.50. 900 foiten. Gin Sra4ts unb atpei
Yahasier.S abritibIe tperben bic @ats
binauf bef5rbern, mo 8ide unb Speife.
simmer fi1 bsfinbsn tpirben. SEEDS
Stores tperben am erften Stodperfe iein.
orei auf isbsr S%trabenieite. Ser sanse
Sau ioI mad benz SoIanb Saus in New
Dorf eggplant tperben unb $50 S4laf'
simmer ~entbaIten.
- Im Disnitas abenb UNI 6.15, aIs
Der Green &ibee Suburban 8abntpa8en
an Der gds bon @aibinstOn Gpenue uno
Spruce Strabe anbieIt, UNI 9afasiere
aufsunebmsn. besann Der Staliener Gins
toni Sarraro bon Mooiie bic 2dufe zines
8spOlperS mad ben 8afasieren ab3us
feuern unb pertpunbete bret perfonen,
iebo4 feline bsrisIben sefabrIid. Der
erite S6ub iraf ben Gontraitoren Timos
tbp 8urfe in cine ieiner Sdnbe, ben
Wittelfnodsn seripIittenrb, Der ipsits
unb brittle Sdub traf Sarrp Chapman,
elmer in bic Se,te, Der anbere eine burd
bic aleibsr, ben bisrten Sdub erbieIi
Sumpbrep Bradley in bic Sifte. Ser
Sdiebbolb rannte bann bapon, tpurbs
absr perfoIst unb bon Sames Moir, IT,.
unb Sranf 8oblins, IT,, einsefansen uni
mad benz MunisipaIsefdnsnib 8e'
bra6t; bab er auf benz Wess ni&t &C.
lpndt tparb, 1T nur benz 3ureoen mebre'
rsr beionnenen 8irser gu perbanten
5arraro arbeitets frlber fur @ebr. 8urf'
unb i1sint ibsr feline iiirslids @ntlafunf
srboit sstpsien su iein uno es auf oai
9ebsn bon 8urfe abseieben su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
staOt unO Gountb.

B6s- 2iebIins Der Sausfrausn -
9iqsburp's 8eit- %berfauft bel Sreb. 5.
Bibmaper, $50 2ada. Gpe.
- rlnansenebmss Wetter unb sana
sesisnst sur Grseusun8 bon &rantbsstsr'.
- STIR 1893 psrbsn fur SCRANTON
146 Trauunsen unb l646 9sburten ber'
ssidnet.
- Sin bic @irtbf6aft bon @inseI &
9feiHer on Yenn 4penue brangen am
Wonias Morsen 9iebe, bod erlanaten
tie nidts bon Wertb.
-@. s. @bits sebenft an Der Ode
8pomins 4penue uno Gine StraBe Elm
Sotel au bauen, bas 40 bel lao srob isin
unb SAC, 900 fciten tpirb.
- Gin unbsbeutsnbes Seuer mar
DonnerItas UNI Witternadt in Der Wob'
nuns bon Samss Sasen an Breafer
Strabe.
- 6. g. Mtbsrtpn ipurbe am Montae
Qbenb aum Sefrstdr Der S~anoelsbebbros
sripdblt. Sem @ssner mar %. $.
ainasburp.
- Die SrIGnber tperben benz Gen,
Sberiban auf rem Gouribauseruneftid
elm 9entmaI iebsn. Damit bleibsu BIZ
Deuti6sn BON GourtbauS Square meg
say- Masbeburs Sauertruut. 9ismarl
SGrinse, Spadnbii4e Sdrinss beim Dub'
enb poer Sdbden bel WiSmaper, No
$50 2adatpanna Moenue.
In 2adapanna 4bsnue mIher
9uKasisrs bic Strabenbabnipassn au'
Der ben Geleiien snteesenseissten Ssit'
psrlaHen, um ettpaisen nnfauen borsu'
beu8en.
- @er cine giienbabnreiie su NADER
beablit.ist, tpiro ss au feinsm 8ortbeil
fnben, Bel @m. 8. 8rpor, ftaotii6s
1idstsasent, go. 800 2ada. apsnue
porsuipre4en.
- Gdt Wpnate lit i'd an sinen
ahbmatiiden 2sibsn, perbunoen nit einsn
ftarfen Suitsn. Or. Nusuit 86nis''
Samburssr 8ruitbee beilte mid polJ
itdnbis in furser 3sit.-& obert Bed, 9l-
glm.S trabe, Dallas, Ger.
- gm Da9e bss nsuen Srotbinsbar
1bsatsrs mar sesen 8 llbr am Bonner
tag 9lbenb Elm Ssuer, fpeldes bur6 bi
Na1Idiisfsit Der Sadbsdsr entitan
unb bon bsr GrpiteI G%ompunie selbid
purbe, obne bab elm alarm nbtbis ma,
- Die @shon MabIs Bat ben gstris
auf siniss Seit einssiteIt. ba iie cine
8orratb bon 5000 SAB WebI bat. 9
lei bier nebenbei seiast, baB bas Utet
ii4 ben bsiten dbnliden 9roSuften mir
, big our Settle fteasn fam unb pieIs iibe,
trift.
t - SIM DECEMBER ~ereieneten iid |
Scranton 1877 1obesfdae, bon benen 2
auf 8nsumonia unb 8 auf bic @ript
suriid,ufabren iinb. Sir bas Sabr lS9
mar bic Mnsabl Der Tooesfdae 1854
Die @siunbbsitsbsbbree perlanst cir
Ysrtpilisuns bon s11 400 fir bas Ial
fenoe Sabr.
- Das SPECIAL Gomits bss SsIs
Councils. s. $. GIemcns, D. g. Wia,
uno 9. s.. 2ausr, bat ii4 sesen b
@reirung o neuen Nemtern unp ae9s
ale SalairerbDbuneen srfldrt. Sdul
Der sreliiden 9rsfe 1T bies nidt, ben
pisielbe ideint in ftdbtii6en NneeIeeer
beitsn ii6 auf bas Brinsip bes W u
baItens Su perIssen.
- Die SonntasiduIebrer. 8sb5rbt
Der Sonntasidulen Der beutiten 6. D
8ir6s in Seranton unb petersburg bc
ben iid foIsenSs 8eamtsn firs laufenl
Sabr aepdbIt. SIR Scranton /: q
DieseI, l Sup. q. OebIer, II. Sup
N. 8nuiholb, Sefretdr ; 8. DimlpI
Sdobmsiitsr; D. Gernen l. unb 5
6aub II. 9%ibliotbstar ; S,I. 8. S6Isn
O%rsanitin. Sur petersburg : q
SduIs, l. Sup; S. 8. S6rOoer. l
Cup. ; & Rint, Sefrstdr ; 9. Stras
p,,n. Sdasmaiter ; 8. Sartmanl
8lbl,otbstar ; unS SRI. $. Strudbei
Srsaniiu. 8sibe Sdulen iinb gut b
iu6t unb erfrsusn iid zines itsten Wad'
ttums.
nm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Gunmpre.

- Sc idsint enbIi9. aIs tpsnn bic
Spencer 3obIen 60. baIb ipisber i'm
Stanbe iein ipiirbe, ben 8etrieb ibrer
@ruben aufsunebmen.
Der burd bic grpIolion zines
8uIberfdBdsns in benz SObnion Slope
70 i6tper perIebts patrid 8uane itarb
am Sreitas. Gr binterIdbt cine Witttps
nit brei 2inbern.
- Die Sdsuer bon Or. @arpst
ipurbe am Samftas Morsen bur1 Seuer
seritDrt, bas a~nsrenasnoe gisenibum
iebo4 our6 bic 8emibuneen Der Seuer'
lsute erbalten.
- Cine Srau GlaUs tiirste Montaa
absnb in Der @obnuns ibrer Sodter
frau 1bomas gouns an 8IafeIp Strabs
ben aeler binab, brad beibe SanossIsnf,
unb psrIests ii4 am gals uno &lden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
s.lbftmorss.rfu@ eines eeutf@en.


Serr Musuit Gilbert psrfuate am
Montas turs nod Der MittasSftunbe fem
2eben 3n enben, inbem er iih aus einem
38 Galiber Repoluer cine 2usel in tie
8ruft i9os +; bic aussI brans burd ben
rsdten 2~unssnfdeel unb purbe bann i'm
3Iden in ben nnterfleibern sefunben.
Die BOlisiften @DrIit unb DapiS tpurbsn
s~erufsn unb bradten ben SanerSer'
tpunbetsn mad BEN 2adapanna SospitaI.
Gilbert tpar Bddsr bon Profeiiion unb
arbeitete bereitS Dor mebreren Sabren
i4on einmaI in Der 9eibIer'fden 8dds.
rel an SranfIin gpenue. gr berIisb
oaun Scranton unb febrte i'm 8ribiabr
tpieber bierber suriid in feline frdbers
Steluns. Cine 2~iebesafaire f&eini
Gilbert aus benz @Ieideepidt ssbra4i
,u baben, bsnu CT ersab iid neuerbines
benz 1runfe unb ideint bies Ger @rune
ieiner am Samitas erfolsten @ntlahune
aus benz 3eioIer'fden @eidafts seusisr
~ fem.
Mm Nontas madts Gilbert elmer
8eiud in benz Sauie go. 326 Sranflir
Ipsnue. mo bas Wdbden tpobnte, iu ben
er cine Neieuns eefabt battle. Was
bort asfdab ODER seiprO4sn tpurce. bar
iiber perIautet nidts ; es beiBt aber, BIZ
Ibire iei ibm Dor Der Naie susei&lassr
Soroen. unb Gilbert aos i'm 5lure Der
8epoIper unb bra4te ii4 bic %perbansniB'
poqe Wunoe bel.
tleber bas 8orIeben bon Gilbert, mo-
Der CT fam unb mas er friber mar 2 II
tpenis b%efannt, benn er mar in bieier 9in'
iidt isbr suridbaItenb. gr ideint ieood
before Gage seieben su baben unb boz
gutter SamiIie su itammen, mar aud be
Maen, bic nit ibm bfters au perfebrer
6eIesenbeit batten, beIiebt.
Gilbert Iebt nod unb bic Gerste slau'
ben, bab Ct nit BEN 2sbsn bapon fDmmt
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Hut benz cberen xhale.

- Die 8Irser bon PedbiIe perben
bei Der WabI i'm nddften Monat barlber
entideiben, Oh fie eIeftrifde 8eleudtuns
tpolen Dber nidt.
(GarbsnsuIs Gprrsipsntsni.)
- Der @ertb bes ffdotii9en @isen.
.tbums 1T bon ben 4Heforen auf 2,O48..
440 abaefddbt porben, cine 3unabme
bon s49. 725 sessn bas 8oriabr.
SObn 8iidOf bon Sab Mainfrabs
tpurbe I'm Nittpo6 besraben unb 60
Ieitete 8aitor &ubolpb bon NrdbaIo baa
2eidenbssdnenib.
- Der WasfenbaG Der @ermania am
.Mitttpod Nbenb mar unitreitis bic slGns.
enbite Seflidfsit, tpelds Der 8erein nod
lie abssbaIten unb iebr gut beiudt.
- SnfoIss bss 9erbsrfens elmer
2ampe i'm SleifdsrIaben bon Benjamin
2pons on SaIem unb Gburh Straben
am Sreitre @benb serietben bic Ssnfter.
eeforationen in 8ranb. bod tpurbe baa
5euer nit serinsem S4asen selDi&t.
- Der 81 Sabre aIte Sreb. 3. @idi.
Der bon SIotusrs, q. g.. iprone am
Samftae Wittas nabe Der Siinften ape.
nue. Station bon einem Del. & 8. 8abn'
suee, fpobei er 70 unslidlid feel, BAT
fem redtes Bsin auf bic Sdisnen su
liesen fam unb fuft Soqitdnbis pom 2br.
per eetrennt' tpurbe ; aud einise SINCE,
an elmer Sanb tpurben ibm ssrqustidt,
Die Merate baIten bic 8~erleBunsen FL,
lebenseefdbrIi&.
Car&baIb Gprrslponstni.)
= srdbaIb pirb iest in Babe sIsf.
triide StrabenbeIeudtuns befommen.
- Yin STEELE Der fdr,Ii9 bur9 Seus,
Serftbrten TreitIins an benz 2aursl Sur
Werfe Last bic 9ieree 2oblen 60. elmer
nsusn Brotherhood srridtsn.
= Die an bieism Donneritas i~tattfin,
benbs 9onationspartis gum 8eiten bel
Serrn Paitor s. 6. RuboIpb beripribt
cine au6erorbentIid gut befudte au iper'
ben, benn bic 8orbereitunsen perben Dor
ben Srausn eifris betrisben.
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wapne Gpnntp.

= Dem erften MasfsnbaIIe bes ct.
Sofepb 8sreins in bieier Saiion am
Donneritas folst berienise bes S%onesbale
.,2i.bsrfrans" am S. Ssbruar.
- Die SamiIis SANDAL StepenS bel
20. l6 perIor am Srsitas bas brittle
2inb inn.rbaIb Ginger @oden burd bic
D~iphtberitis.
- Durlanb, Tbompion & Co., glarl
& Co., Sobn 5. Wooben, une bic Comes
bale Sdub @pmpanie iperben ben 8etriet
pieoer aufnsbmen obsr baben bies bsrsitS
eetban.
- Sin TbbterIein bes Better @berIine
bon Ssras Topnibip erIitt porlsbten
Wittpo3 Mbenb einsn furdtbaren Got
ourd 8erbribuns. inbem ie elm @sfdf
nit todenbem Dafer bonn Ofsn ibel
fi4 sos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
9swaun bic eprad,e wieber.

sIpbsniu psmpbIins bon Summit Emp,
Butler Co., pa, bsssusi tae ftin ipSlf Sabre
alter Scbu, bu idbrtlans am Ct. 8sits.San
stliittn unb bic Spratt ptrlprtn battle, purt
prd Glaf6sn &tfcrativt Nepins poIfdnbis &C..
btilt tpuret uub aud feline Spradt pitbn &C.
mann. 9auisnbt. bic % ssstn 9srpmltibtn,
9sspspfs, ntrpSien arSfttpsrfaa, Waitisfsii.
3rfrutbtit, arpfi6merssn u. |. 10. aupanettn,
bstussn ipunptrbart Stilunstn .-gir 9oItu
bts 9upint bsiltsn 8rau @. q. 8urus, Suutb
9tno.s Snb, ptl&e prd Nouatt btfSnbis an
aopfiGmusn lit. prpbs1dlhhtn uni Gin sIt-
santts BUD %unipnit bel a0tn slpptbtfnn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

= Sn harrisburg babsn aut 10. San.
uar bic Dsmofraten bon Ysnniplpanisn
cine Contention sebaltsn, um einen
Sanbibat fur Gonsrebmann $ at $ Sarge
(bas beibt fur ben sansen Staat) 3u
uominiren. Sames Denton Saneod, bon
8enaneo County. erbielt bic domination.
Gr belt bann cine &eoe, iporin CT fir
bic ibm srtpisiens Gbrs oanfts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Sduier iinb 2ptS

In psrIdiseensn 5tdltn BON Tunmprs une
psisrsburs su ptrfaufsn. tlsbtr grsils unS
eefaltGtsn sitbt Nusfunft perm. Wablsrs, r.,
Grove Strabs, DunmOrs. Mtbrsrt Der pldBs
miHsn unbtbinst iOfcrt s~srfauft tpsrrsn anb
limb lebr biQta au baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
abaeiahrt.

Serr (perliebt): Gin sinsiser
Slid BON Sbnen, ~sndbises Sraulein |"
-Sraulein: sd babe chen ifon
na6 Der 2biir seblidt, Serr Wtillsr !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Ssutf&s 8riefIihs.
Gin arnktr @nrina.

.....Du, 9ummel, ben Sdneiber
Gner Fam id Dir iebr empfeblen-bem
be9esnet man fait ME !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Chm. u. 8artl,
S(rcbiteft mnb &anpme6er,
SO. 4O4 9adapanna 4psnue,
@ypmins Saus ssssnibsr.

pISne uub apnsniibni&lGss fir Nsubaufsn,
qanbpsrmtNunssn uub GsIisBuns BON @Isnt'
LINEN unb ale in has 9nsentsur. nne Sau,
fad sinidlastnetn srbsitsn msresn prunlpl
rnb s.wiNtnbaft ausssfitrt. @runeltads tn
9aulSts par,sairt unb eanttartsn arsttsri'si.
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ephnenss arbsit fir VIE.

80 Gage areoit fir cine as.ntur i'm Bsrtbe
BON $50. Sorantirt $3.50 Rroft i'm srfeR
@onat ODER feline Be,abIung Senoe Brief.
MARIE fur 9roben Of edoop q Co., so Drain
Ctr &aeine, @ise. l9
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Mrbett perlan4t.

Cine ufabrsns Waidsrin unb aufpaltsrin
lu6t arbtit; tbut isbt arbstt. 3u trfrassn
30. 444 Wilpip Strabt, Siieititt.
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an her gferoebabu.

ste, Sonbufteur, lduft benin Sas
@aiier INNER bur4's Dad ?"-~N ein,
Serr, nur wenu's resuet Il
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3tt p%erfaufen.

Saus uub Cot, Ode 9ittston apenue uno
Bea6 Strabe. 9rsis $4,000. aorsifrs Sam'l
~ponenftein, Sarplep, pa. 81
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Su Derfamfen.

Saus uno Cot, SO. 414 uno 4l6 Beadftrabs
preis $4,000. aorelfre Sum1 eOwsntt:iu
Satpleh. 9a. oil
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Mdbcbem ~perlan0t.

Gin auiss bsutf6s @db6su fir alssmstnt
Sausarbtit. 3u ~srfraasn Np. 326 WOnrrs
Npsnue.
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3u perfaufen :

Die Gdlpt nit Saus an alt unb paul Stra'
Gen. NGbsre stusfunft srtbsilt albtrmann
0uttermaun. 26ba
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Seutfds MmerifaaifAe
@emeimpe Sbmle
Der Gu. eutb. GbrifnssG emeinos

an CEDAR Mpsnue.
Disfe SbuIt pirp i'm Stuaofal In Der Air&e
ssbalisn. ainesr aasr 8onftfiOn ptresn auf.
stnpmmen. Witslitetr btsabltn so Gents pre-
Npnat; Nittmitslitbr rs Gents. Dpd atbt
BEN paffcr unb BEN Stulrat pas MtGt N, ar.
men Glttrn pas S&alsslp gam pber ttiIptilt ~
s%rla0en. Das S&ulstlb mus rom LIS. me.
natli6 btsablt ptretu. Blttr, S1rtibbtfIt
etc. miiftn srtra bsjablt trtrptn.
Vile ptitert Ausfun s wirb germ BON paffer
.. 9oIttr, 926 @spar 1--WE, srtttIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

- Die Bireer bon BedbiGe ipsrben
bel Der WabI i'm nddften Monat bardber
Oh fie eIeftrifde 8eleu4tuns
tppllen pber nibt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-16
IN AN ARSENIC NINE,
BY Observing Ordinary Caution the Miners
Are Not Injured by the Poison.

Many points of interest are brought
out in a description i'll a technical Jour-
nal of the way in which arsenic is OBJ
tanned from one of the most famous
mines in England. the Devon Great
COnsuls. The mine was originally
worked for copper alone, and would
have been abandoned but for the dis
covery that the waste thrown out as
worthless when copper was sought
proved rich in arsenic. Although cop
per Is still raised, it is in small Quanti-
ties, and the mine has been resolved i'll
TO an arsenic works. The arsenical
pyrites consists Of . to 80 per cent of
iron, y IL TO II per cent Of arsenic.
and the rest Of earthly matter. After
being crushed this is sorted by girls
of from Is to Is years of are. 1t is
then washed and 'Tggcd," or sifted
ana passed on to the first calriner
where it is burned with low-class coal,
and produces arsenic soot"-that is.
arsohis SO mixed with smoke from the
coal as TO Be of a gray color.
The arsenic and SCOT. deposited in
combination in the chimney or conden-
ser, are scraped ont and taken to the
second calciner Tor publication. The
calciners consist of rcyosing iron
drums, through which fire of anthra-
cite coal j. carried on rotating iron fur
naceS kept red hot. As the arsenical
SCOT is subjected to the influence of this
heat the arsenic is sublimed and con-
denSed. This operation has to be care
fully watched, and if the workmcn burn
the arsenic badly they have to pay for
it.
The arsenic is liable to produce sores
II permitted to lodge in wrinkles and
folds OF the flesh, or about the mouth
and nOstrlls. As 2 rule, however, this
only happens when there is carelessness
as to personal cleanliness, and the az
senic workers simply have to wash
themselves thoroughly every dav on
returning from work. Otherwise the
work is considered healthy. 1t pre-
vents all eczema, and the fumes of Sui
phuric acid as well as the arsenical
dust are fatal to germs of disease. Most
workmen remain at the works for
number OF years without suffering. but
occasionally the symptoms of arsenical
poisoning. loss of appetite, nausea,
frontal headache and anamia. declare
themselves. When this takes place the
work has to be given up entirely.
The greatest danger to which the
workmen are exposed is met when it is
necessary for any purpose to enter the
upright shaft. The effect on the eyes
is most painful, and n further curious
evidence of the virulence of the pervad-
ing atmosphere becomes manifest. The
men wear linen garments, lined with
flannel, and the sulphuric acid fumes
completely destroy the linen in few
moments, leaving the flannel intact, so
that the men 90 into the shaft in linen
and come out clad in wool Fortunate
~ 1t is seldom necessary to enter the
shaft, or great loss of sight would en-
Montreal Star.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-16
The Dog Has No Mechanics.

Although the mental qualities Of our
highly dOmestcated dogs are singularlv
like those of their masters. the likeness
going to the point that the household
pet Il apt to have acquired something
OF the general character of the people
with whom he dwells, there are many
suggestive differences arising from
failures of development which are in the
highest measure interesting to those
who study the species. We note. in
the first place, that although for ages in
contact with the constructive work
which occupies his masters, the dog
shows no tendency whatever to ESSAY
any undertaking of this nature. He is
quite alive to considerations of personal
comfort and is particularly fond of Il
warm bed. yet except for few unveri-
fed stories we may say that there is no
evidence whatever TO show that they
ever try to improve their conditions by
deliberately providing themselves with
warm bedding.
In no well-attested case has a dog
shown any sense as to the nature ofanv
mechanical continuance They will
learn which way a door opens and
rarely if ever do they undiscerningly
close it when it is slightly aiar when
they wish to pass through the opening,
but l have never been able to observe
or obtain evidence to show that they
would pull down a latch in the way in
which cat readily learns to do. Much
as dogs have had to do with guns. they
display no kind of interest in the arms
except so far as they are tokens of sport
to come. They connect the explosion
with the capture of game and will
search for it in the direction toward
which the barrel was pointed. l have
not, however, been able to find that
they know, as they might readily do
and as crow would surely do, when
the weapon was loaded and when
empty. They show no interest in it.
such as monkeys readily display toward
any mechanical continuance to which
their attention has been directed. All
these negative features indicate that
the mechanical side of the canine mind
is entirely undevelOped.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-16
ROARING WELLS.
Is Their Rem arkable Action Caused by
subterraneau Tidal Force!

There is peculiar district, or rather
a district Oyeg a peculiar subterranean
formation in the Platte River Valley. in
Nebraska, involving more particularly
the counties, of Colfax, Butler. and
Polk. This is the region of the singu-
lar roaring wells whose waters also rise
and fall with clearly defined tidal
action. OF the three counties mentioned
Polk leads, having sixteen or eighteen
of the curiCsitieS. There are hours
when the wafer Will gradually rise. and
during this time the wells eNhale such a
quantity of mir as to make strong cur
rent, which can be heard to a consider
able distance After short interval of
quiescence the ebb sets in. the water
slowly falls. and the inhalation that fol-
lows is rs if tne air at the mouth of the
well were in a mad rush to follow the
receding tide.
From these facts an impression pre-
walls in mauy minds that Nebraska,
Kansas, and; portion of the Indian
Territory rest on an immense subter-
ranean sea. In support of this position.
1t Is alleged dhat square miles of land
have disappeared Ill Kansas, leaving
Iakelets OF uufathomable depth instead.
While it is tIue that the other regions
mentioned also occasionally exhibit
wells having this roaring feature, there
is nothing in this to sustain the view of
an underground lake or sea, certainly
not as we understand these terms when
they are applied to bodies of water on
the surface. Nor is it by any means
uncommon sQr portions of surface to
sink from sight, case of this kind hav-
inc recently occurred during the earth
quake in Venezuela. in South America
and the sunk country" in the vicinity
of New Madrid. on the Mississippi river,
having disappeared in the prolonged
seismic disturbance of 1Sl1-12.
While it may not be generally known,
it Is nevertheless, a fact, that some of
Pennsylvania 5 gas wells have exhibited
this peculiar;tidal tendency; and, while
in many instances the drill has pene-
trated beiow the ocean level, it
does not follow necessarily that any of
these wells either OF water or gas, are
in communication with the sea. What
would seem far more probable is that
these wells may communicate with
areas. that have more or less direct CON
nection with the mobile interior. and
where we may logically infer there is
also a tidal manifestation. All the Ne
braska roaring wells extend down to a
porous stratum, presumably surface in
some former age, and il is probable
that the water lying among the loose
material of former bed is in some way
affected by pressure eNerted against 1t
by the earth's internal tides. When the
recession taxes place, it is only natural
that there Should be a suction inward
and an expulsion when the How sets in.
The occasional subsistence of surfaces
below water level can be readily ac-
counted for: apart from any theory of
underground oceans, which is entirely
untenable. But these remarkable wells
are worthy Of more careful Observa-
ton than taey have yet received
Pttsbtlrg Di%p0tch.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-08-16
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