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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
Sas Subitduut Der @Io6en.

1900 Sabre iinb es iebt fer, oaB bic
erTte Glide ~erflungen, urb 891 Sabre,
bdB audi bei uns bic 3ir9snglpdsn
ibre ebernen 3ungen erbO6en. Die err
item Gbriften fditntsn feline 9lodsn.
Ots Inoddffgen tpurben bur6 lallt
rufenbe 2dlfer, bic audi bistpsilen
aidtte 8rettGen 3uIamenf9hIgen
'pber NIT 9olSbdrmsrn an bic S6iiren
po6ten. our 4nbuht gelabsn. 1900
Sabre ftnb es iebt fer, Dab allf benz
Dome 5u Npld in &umpdnien bic erite
@lpde - in Sorm unb 3uIammsns
febung ben beutisen dbRlid = err
toute. ltno Der 9odytlsbrte unb frpmrn.
&tidpf 9aulinus tpiro als ibr Grfin>
Der genannt. @us bteIem @rHnoe
fpllen iih audi bic TateinfIden Namsn
Der GLIDE Gampdnd uno Rpla I6rsiz
ben. Giibrenb f60n lit bic Gegenbe,
bic bapon ersGblt, tpie 8iIaof palllis
nus bic @lodsn erfanb. Die Sonne
mar i'm Sinten = 10 erSdblt bic Sage
= als Der frpmme Mdnn iiber cine
WaIptpisie itiG, finn,nb OabinIdritt.
Ser gplbigePurpur bes 4bsnps burdbz
aliihte has iipptge 9ldttergriin Der
isiIe rauIfenben 9Gume uno rings
berrT6te fold elm ieliger 5riebsn, ,bab
Baulintis untpiIfiirii9 bic SdRoe fala
ferdb ausrief: Sci ~gsbenebeiet unb gez
priefsn, Ssrr Der Welten, in 0einem
'irSifden Simmsl. o eieb mir Elm 3eis
den. buB Su ieBt bel mir psilft uno
BEL mir blsib,n ipirIt Bis an bas Gnbs
neiner Sage." 0u bsgann ss letie.
aaus ltifs i'm 1lmtreife gu flinsen uro
her frpmrne Better eetpubrte, tpie bic
bfaisn @lodenbliimden rinssum ibrt
Ropfben i'm 4bsnStpinoe ipiestsn. Sur
grimraung an SieIe felige Stuubs
lieB Der sottesfir9tiee9H9o gu Rold
I'M Dom cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sie'
Zen. bic itsts bsim 8abete Der frpmnen
9srneinoe srflang, unb 0ies ieur bic
erIte &irden9Ipds, bic gum prciie bes
Ghriitentbums erfldng. 2angIum tnz
beB nfrbreitete iiA Der @e6rau9
Der Sloden unb muir bier uno bu err
Hang fire Sttmme bonn 9burm elmer
einfamert, tpeltentlegensn SloItsrfir9e.
I'm Sas Snbr $50 bate bsreits mans
hes @ottesbaus In Srdntrei9 feline
@lods, bod mar ihre @~inFi9run5 nod
LANCE nift 9emeingut esiporOsn. Crit
BEN 9opIh Sdbiniun biisb es porbes
halten. Dem &reiae bic 9lode als gtz'
tribut b,s driftli4sn @luubsns bins
susufiiger, uno 10 %ertldrgsrt nm bas
Sobr $50 gu Rom Die epIten 9lodsn.
.Subinidn tpar iomit Der erIts papit,
benz. als er i'm Sabre $40 feline gugsn
gum etpigsn Satafe idloB. bic @lodsn
bas erfts, srsreifsnOe, f4psrmiitbiss
Sobtenlieo Ianger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02

tptniaen Sdben bat er lie iib,rbolt unb
ftsbt pieber Dor ibr, duf tsines Qrmes
2Gnae G%ntfsrnung.
Sic psi9t riidpGrts. Der ults
Iusbrud bon ansft unb S9eu lisst
tpieber auf benz i4rsdenspollen Ses
fidte.
nSisb MIDI an" ruff sr gtbieteriI9
unb beuat isin Gjefidt 70 nab. gu ibs
rem aug'n bsrnieber. bab iein beibsr
@tbem ibr fuft bic 2uft ruubt =
.iprd4ft Su bic Ddbrbeit, 2is6etb,-
ODER -"
Ou tpenben fid bic grpbsn, 1rainsn
4uQen gu ibm nit ernitem, tlarem
@usbrude.
$50 tpa6r mir Soft 6sIfe!"
Mlit bur9bobrenber S9drfe ruben
feline 8lide in bief,n Qlu9en, nit sinem
Soriden, 10 tief uno angitpoa, als
Aingen 2eben unb Sob bapon ab. So
lit bic 3utunft breier Menidenleben,
bic iid entf9sibsn iou.
4ber in Der Sisfe bieier braunsn
Qltaen glGn5t MIR elm Mser bon
Srauer unb S6msrS unb = 2isbs!
Do lit fsin Sali9 brinnsn!
.Weib = 2is6et9!" Wie Elm Iufs
fdrei brt9t's bon feinsn 2ippsn. =
Sinh bds bic S0ne Der Seligen, tpenn
iis su ben Wonnen bes Simmsls eins
Qeben - ober bic Der @erbammten,
tpenn iie Der eipigen Pein iiberanttppr>
tet iperben2
Damn iit's fin geiporbsn, gang fin.
Ser Gopf bes Mannss rrbt an Der
8ruit bss Weibss. Sbrs bsiben Irme
baltsn fsinen sudsnben 2stb umfdlunz
gen, unb tpdrm. Sbrdnen aus ibrsn
lie6en ausen tpaiden bic Saulb bon
feiner Seele.
.Stile, 0 ftiIe," fliiItert lie leiie,
nrun tpirb 9luss, @les piebsr gut.
Hun LAB uns beimssben gu unferem
&inbe!"
limb fie f9rstten portpdrts bur9 bic
Suntelbeit beS Walbes Dem 2i9ts oes
beimif4en 9erbes gu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
@tntme5.

Sie gffaTer @sinbapern berIte6en
aus benz sbIen RebenIafte Spscialitds
ten su bereiten. bel benen nan in Der
Shat bebauern mub, baB lie bisber
lntdt tpeiter in beu Sanbel gebrungen.
Sin sriter Rsibe geb0rt bier5u bas
Gbelastrdnf bes fpeen. nStrpbpeins".
Ser Strpbtpein biIoet befunntli9 Elm
~Ifoli me taneere", bds nur in ben
Saaen Der &runtbeit ober bel albera
prbentli6en 8eleqenbeiten angefabt
irefp. manaeiproden" iperben bari.
Ssn aleiden Rans nimmt audi bas
fpaendnnte .Winimes" Elm. Die 4rt
Der 8ereituna 1T folgenbe: Ser fiibe
Mein pirb. nod ebe er in bas StaE
blum Der 9dbrung eingetreten, pGbs
rcnb "a Stunben ununterbro9en in
todenbem 3uitanbe erbalten. Sc
,mebr man ben Dein einfoden lGBt,
'beito bidsr tpirb Der 8rei. Site unb
0ualitGt bdnqt gan5 bon bieiem llms
ftanbe ab. gluf 80 Otter @ein, bic
in ben 8eFel eineegofien, rednet man
burGfhnittlid duf muir 5 Otter fpge=
Itannten .Winimes". 9as &p9en
bes Weines erfurbert in feinem lebten
Stabium cine petnli9e Wa9Idmtett,
nm bas nWnbreHnen" gu psrbiiten.
lDus aerinaite n8rdnfeln" perleibt
BEN 8etrdnfe einen ipiberli9en @s>
fdmad. Das rWinimes" 1T in feir
mem nprmalen 3uitanbe elm unges
mein anipredsnbrr 2iqueur bpn pis
FAINT fiiblidziduerli9em @ei9made.
8ei Der MGnnerpelt erfebt bas ,Wis
mines" bas feline .9fGs9en". 9einer
Der l%anb1dufigen 2tqueure tommt
Iihm an innerer Site slei9. 9erne
'areiFt au9 bic Trduennelt zen guile
be epnFiturs" su benz vWinimes".
Was BEL ben &affeetrdns9sn Der
pmnipotente 8afFee, bds lit aud bas
-Winimes" Bel ben 8eriammlunaen
'bes fdOnen @efaledts in betannten
~9unfelftuben" bes @lIdb. sic iinb
bas WeibersP Parliament. Sebe 9Rebs
'nerin nippt nur 70 an benz rWinis
mes" berum. Der aDttli9e Reftdr
benefit punberbar ftdrtenb bic 3unge
- unb bas Reben gebt bann nod
einmul 70 out.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
use

Sunqrdu use ocomotipe
BON oenen 3fpsi nit BEN auf ben Sabr@
i9isn.n laufenOsR Jtdbern in 9erbin@
bung itebeR, pGbrenb bic bsiben anna
rem stpei 3abnrdbsr trcibsn, ipelde in
bic 3abnftange eingreifsn. DIET. @pz
timber arbeiten u%na6bGngig bon eindn=
Der. ssSn ben 8aupldnsn lit Die fpl<
genbe Srace porgeIefsn. Die 8abn
iteist Bis gum SUB hss Gigers9Ietz
i4ers an, unter p:lasm Elm 3unnel
oebaut pirb, 10 5tpar, baB Bel Der
8erafa6rt bi, 3ige auf Der Offeite
eirrz unb auf Der Siibfeite Bel Der
Station Giger, $500 SUB, iiber benz
Meere, ~ausfabren. auf Der Iubsn>
ieite ipirb bisIar Sunnel pffen fein.
Bon Der Station Giser .gebt bic 8abn,
dbermdls in einem Sunnst, in Der
Ri9tung auf BEN MOn9. Bis bu5
SungfrauzSo9 errei9t lit. BORT pera
lGBt Die 9a6n ben Sunnet unb feist
gu benz i%psenannten fleinen plateau
empor, inoem lie ii9 fpiralfDrmig INN
ben Berg ptnbet. Oiefss platsau,
oas 1880 SUB iiber ham Msere lisgt,
lit i'm CONNER ffneefrei. BORT ipirb
elm setpdltiger gleoator c%onitruirt, mel,
der i'm Stdnbe lit, so BerIoren auf
ben @ipfel bes 8srges gu fsbsn. Die
SaEa pirb cine 2Gnge pon 10000
Sub erbalten. Die sur Graeuauna Der
nOtbiaen Glettricitdt srforperli3,n Mtaz
i9inen perben bon ben 2iiti9ine=sano
SriinnlensSGaen setrieben ipsrbsn.
Die Irbeiten foQen i'm Sriibiabr in
Ingriff eenommen unb bic .8a1n
innerbalb BON Spet Sabrsn big CUR
Station Giger ssfiibrt rarbsr, Sas
gauge @erf bofft Serr 9aperS3suer
i'm Sabre 1898 Su bo[lenben. Die
Soften finb auf atpei Miaionen Dollars
bsmefen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
Die Rednuns Ses Gran Gapitaa

Sn bdnfbarer grinnsrung an ben
bsriibmten ipanti4en Selobauptmann
gonnetdble Don @pnaalbe bon Gors
bobp bat man in biefer Stabt Der
9romenabe Der 9aIeo bel @ran Capt
tan ibren Ramen sessbsn. Dieier
Gonadlbe lit in Der IpaniI9en @si9i6te
ebsnIo bstannt bur6 feline gldn5enben
@affentbatsn unb @roberungen pis
bur9 cine unii6ertrofTene &eGnuug, bic
er einitsns benz SerrI9erpaare Serbis
nanb unb Siahalla porlegts. 9on5ulp.
bate ii9 pdbreno Der @roberung bss
&Dnigrei9s Reapel bur9 ben f0niglis
den S@abmstIter gang bstrd9tli9s
Summen ausSablm laiIen, Der &Onis
tonnts fsin Gritaunen iiber bic Soften
nidt suriidbdlten unb ponte ben sSelb>
bduptmann CUR 9erantportung sieben.
en- ieinsr @egenipart untsrbrsitete Der
S9abmeiiter rem &0nig Ssrbinanb in
mDglibft ausssbebnter Weiie bic pers
f6iebenen 3ablungen, Der @ran @apts
tan unterbrd9 ben Seamten absr nit
Der 8emsrtung, baB er ieBt gerdbe ni9t
borbereitet fet. feline Re9nung abSus
Isaer. pobl ab,r am folsenben Sage.
Man piirSs bdnn ia pobl ieben, tpsr
BON 8siben Der S9uIoner lei, er pber
Der a6nig. @m f~o.genben Sage err
f6isn Dor CpnSalbe nit einem rieiigen
Reqtitsr, fteute ft9 10, bdB Sober i'm
pernefmsn fonnte unb begarn nit ldus
ter Stimme folgenbe nbetailirte He9s
nung" 81 bsrleI en-: 200,736 9uros 8
Realsn ben MfDn9en, Nonnen unb Orr
men fir Gebste gu Guniten bss fparis
f@en Maffengliids; 100000 Sutatsn
fir BUILDER unb 9tei; 10000 Outdten
fir parfimirte Sdnbi9uhs, Inn bic
Sruppen Dor benz iiblen @eru9 Der
uuf benz S9ld9tfslo btngeitredtsn
2eidname Der Seinoe gu bstpabren;
100000 9utaten fir MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 9loden. bic infplge bes unausges
febten Sreubengsldutss fiber be ur,ur,s
terbroaen erfp9tsrsn Siege moEenbaft
aeripranaen; $4,000 9ufatsn fir
8%ranntipsin. Der an S9la9ttagen ben
Sruppsn gegeben ipurbe; l LIZ Mits
lion 0utdten fir Grndbrung Der &c,
fanaeren unb @%srtpunoetsn; l MiIion
fir MsIen, Sanfiasungen unb See
beum at @bren oes &amddtigften;
3 Miuionen fir SobknmeFen; 700,s
AZ Dutatsn fir Spions, bic i5 notbs
penbie brdrbte ,lnb f9lieBIi9 -
100 MiIlionen fir msine @sSulb, bdb
i'd ben SOnig gepGbrsn laiTe, Der @e@s
nunqsberi9t por Semienigen berlangt,
Der inn elm &Dnigrei9 erobert bat!
Sd bin iebt ferttg!" 8si bisIsr @erIes
flung tpurbe Der G@abmeiIter iprd9s
log bertpirrt unb mar i9lieBli9 itarr
Dor Stauneu, isDer 8eriu9, aud rur
elm Wort berb6r3ubringen, miBlang, es
blieb linn 4Ies in Der &sble iteten.
Die umitebenben aber braden in &is
9srn unb @emurmel aus. Der So.
mig ieIbft bob idnsl bic Sibuns auf
unb perbot nadhr Bel 5~obesItraTt,
baB irgeno Scenario fiirberbin bon
Der anaelssenbeit fprsde. @snn
feitoem Giner in Spanien eirc perbIiif,
feslbe Ge9nuns borlegte, fdgte man, Ell
made bic Re6nuns bss @ran @api.
tan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02

: Il ngefdbrli4e Spoess
art. WGbreno elmer gircusporI tels
lung briht cine Galerie suiammen.
@inem aus ben Sriimmsrn Ii9 Gmpprz
drbeitenben ruff aus benz partsrre elm
Betannter t9silRbmenb suy sSrrr
&obn, lit Sbnen mas sei9eben ?" =
r@ott lei 0ant ni4ts, nur tobt bin i'd
ppr S9red!"
= pe9. aMaren Sic seItsrn i'm
Sbeater?" : nSa, i@ babe nur leiber
uidt bel geieben; es fpurOs 10 elm
i@auerli9cs Stiid ge9ebsn baB allen
9euten bic Saure gu 8erge ~seitanben
baben, unO i4 fab ssrabe in Der Iss.
ten Heibe!"
= 8ere4ttet. sic haben Gin
Diitolenbuel nit benz Yripatier
S9uIas- mir i9eint, 9err aFeIor,
Sic baben Surdt babor. = Sas
nidt, aber biefer S9ul5e lit Elm enraz
sirter Sonntaasidger unb 2eute bie=
fer Dirt treffen fait INNER mebr Mens
Tdsn als @iIb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
Sic SunsSra,,sJ a9H.

@or tsinsm SinosrniB l9redt bsr
llnternebmungsgsiit bes Msniden gus
rid. 8sbsr ba6en auber profeiiio.
nsllsn 8ergfibrsrn berbGltniBmdBig
ipenia Reni9en ben Spiel Der Sung
frau in ben 9srner @ipen bsIiiegen;
jsbt aber ion htr grobe Strom Der
Spmmsrtouriitsn ouf bieien senaltts
gengergriefen selenft psrben uno beute
i6pB perSen auf ben eurppdi9sn 96r-
fen Icttsn fir bic proisetirte Sungfraua
Sabn p~ertauft. fir tpslae 9err Super
Keller BON Siiri9 cine Gonceiiion bonn
Sdpeirr 8unpesrat6 eripirtt bat.
auf Der GrenSlinie sipiidsn ben gans
tonen Bern unb Waats bslegen, erbebt
bieier 8ersrteIe feiR f9nesbebedtes
Saupt 1851 SUB bod empor; er
miBt alIo nlr 200 SUB ioeniger als Der
MOnt Blanc. Der bDdbIte Berg Guros
pas. S6on i'm Sabre 1889 purbe Der
glan. cine @iianbabn auf ben @ipfel
gu fiibren, gefabt; aGIein bas Proiect
ertpies ii9 als unausfibrbar. Der
jebise l1nternebmer min ben 9au Der
8abn auf benz S9stbsd (Wengsrn
4lp). ca. 5000 SUB iiber benz Mesres@
ipieael, Beginner unb bas auf Der
Meont @enis>, Rigiz unb 3ermatt>
8a6n nit grobem GrfoGse in 9nipsn<
bung gebradte 3dbnraOibitem bsnuben.
@uBer 0ampf fpG Gtettrieitdt als
Sriebfraft bisnen. Oas @sleiie Bee
itebt aus stpei duBeren slattenS 9ienen.
apii9en benen in Der Mitte cine ,Sabna
itanae lduft. Die 9oeomotipe bat els
men pfrticalen &ehel unb bier gplinbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
SpefuIatip.

Serr Sdlaumtier tpirb bon ie:ner
f6per reiden, aber se%itrensen Satin
~in puneto" Sai9engelb iebr furs ges
balten, bat aber bsnno6 meiitsns einer
nnitdnbig geIpidten 9elbbeutel. Wie
er bas madta @ars einfa9. Wenn
feline 5rau iid cinen neuen Mantel,
SUIT. Sbapl pber &Ieib taufen min, 10
frdgt er iie bprber anselegentli9, tpels
DIES @efdGft iie nit benz ginfaufe gu
besliiden sebentt, lduft bann bprtbin
iinb iast Dem 9ei9dftsfiibrer: nSrau
Sdfaumeier, cine 9etannte BON mir,
ipirb anf msine Gmpfebluns bel Sbnen
faufen. Sd bite Bel N%otirung oes
Preiies an cine 8ropiiion fir meme
Giiripra9s gu benten." Srdu S9laus
meier eri4,int, tauft. ldBt iid bic
Bizarre auididen unb Serr S9ldrs
meier bolt ii9 Says barauf cine ans
ftdnbise ProOifion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
@Idubenbafte Wab,

@tauben6afte @abr IL
ebmuns. &iater: nSie parsn
bon @nfang an in Der @aittpirtbIdaft
%anipeIenb. !Sdtten Sic an benz Inges
tlagten ettpas 4uffdlIiges bemertt9"-
3euse: nNein = nIr ais er MID nit
benz Muabtrug auf ben &opf ialus-
bas fiel mir auf!"
Rette 9efeGff3aft. o.:
.6at midi bieIer i9le6te &erl ridtis
tpegen Der lumpiseu spei Mart einges
flagt ; fag' einmdl, tpiirbsit Ou pes
gen stuei Mart BEL @eriGt i9pOren 2"
: g.: pSu, fpie i4pOren, tuabr Obsr
falid9!"
= 8~erebtes S9peigen.
@aIt: Der !Serr Suitiaratb iibt pobl
INNER 10 Itumm bd2" : @irtb : %
neir. er fpri9t meiIt Dem 9iers gar
fleibig sa!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02
9faaeIieS zines ipeitsfRhtioea
S6ubma d. erIebrtings

I6, ib bin's 2Gtpc Iatt
BIS an bic Salstrdbdtt,
Nir pie @erOrieBli9teit,
qerser unb Ssr3sleio!
SIMMER S9itdne nur
Yis an bic Stieipeli9nur!
. Gtel unb Spiperbrub,
SuB mer iiG bred)e muBl
gt1es gum Sterpe f9le6t,
9aB mer iid) tn0pe meht'!.
Rirsenbs E Soffnun9s trail
Sier in benz %Sammerbbat!
2Gg' ib brei SLATER bod
Orunne i'm @rupelo6,
$40 mid tei' Seipsl it6rt,
Wo mer tein' MsnI9e bort!
Sier uff benz @rberunb
2ebt nter als 2umbebunb!
&aum mas &c rsibs gibt's,
&Gum mas sc belize gibbs!
@pig an &opp g.bufft,
Gpis nur MiBscI6id =
Ree, i9 hobs baltebid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-02

-Hi6tsGdBt5i9 2ebsn
tdtperer trassn aIs - Elm lei4tes pOrs
temonnaie.
The morning call., 1894-09-15
SOME CONSERVATIVE THE MAN.

LONDON, Sept 14-W. i. Wilson, Con-
gresham from West Virginia, has arrived
here. He said his health has improved
greatly on the voyage He is here, he
said, merely on pleasure trip, and will
sail for New York September %.
A representative of the Associated Press
had an interview to-day with Mr.. Wilson.
Referring &c the recent election in the
State of Maine. he said he did not consider
the Republican victory as pronounced
criticism of the tariff legislation of Con-
gress. According t. Mr.. Wilson. some OF
The Democrats of Maine are temporarily
angeted at certain tariff reductions, es-
pecialIy at the reduction of duty on lum-
Der. But" he added. "Majne's situation
prevents that State being an index Of the
political currents of the United States"
Mr.. Wilson decidedly stated that Presi-
dent Cleveland had no Thoughts of again
being a candidate for the presidency.
Messrs. Reed and Mckinley were, in his
opinion, candidates for the Republican
nomination, but he thought the Repub-
lican party would probably select tariff
conservative ike Allison.
The United States, Mr.. Wilson said,
would never revert to 'McKinleyism" or
to blind, greedy, selfish protection. The
tariff will not be attacked. and when Con-
gress meets, its errors, which are in details
only, will be corrected.
The morning call., 1894-09-15
PROSPERITY IN ENGLAND.
Chauncey Depew Also Observed the
Effect of the Wilson Bill.


NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Chauncey NJ. De-
can liner New York Mr.. Depew was
asked regarding his political position. BE
laughed and said:
II am not in a situation to talk politics.
have been so long away 1 know little or
nothing Of the political situation here"
you are frequently spoken of as the
probable Republican candidate"
Then L must say, once for all, that l
would not be the candidate. l could net
accept the nomination"
Asked if he had any preference for any
candidate, he replied: 81 AN for the Re
publican candidate, whoever be may be.
In England the tariff was the one absorb
ing topic before the Wilson bill became a
law. L met one of the Oldest members of
the House OF Commons, and he said 'Au
l care about your country is whether you
are going TO let my wool into your coup-
try or net The conditions IN Europe
since the enactment of the measure de-
mOns:rate how dependent the industries
III the old world are on the new one.
Our commercial depression has found its
cOun terpart on the other side. Since the
tariff has been settled there has been a
wonderful revival Of business both IN
England and on the Continent. The stua-
ton is Lot materially different from what
it was under the much-abused Mckinley
bill, but the world believes there will be
little change for many years. So instead
Of waiting for free-trade millennium
Europe is adjusting itself TO the inevitable
The Consuls told me and l saw everywhere
the signs Of Industry and prosperity.
especially in Germany and England, which
has not existed for years"
The morning call., 1894-09-15
QUEEN OF THE SEAS.
The Lucania Holds the Position Now
Without OisDufe.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Lucania ached
Queenstown at 3:47 A. NJ, making the pas
sage from New York in 5 days hours and
50 minutes.
The Lucania's days runs were: AL. 512
494, 514, sos and 337, making total #
2810 knots; her average speed being q 81
knots. The singular feature of the trip is
the fact that the Lucania's time for both
eastward and westward voyages is identi-
cally the same, namely, days hours
and So minutes, but on the present east
ward trip she covered twenty-three miles
more than on the record breaking trip
last month. The Lucania, by her present
performance, firmly establishes her posi-
ton as the queen of the seas, having
crossed the ocean in both directions in
less time than any other steamer. She
holds the highest average of hourly speed
on record-21.89 knots-made last June.
and her 800 knots covered in one day is
still the record for the longest days run.
The morning call., 1894-09-15
STRIKE ENDED,
Men Go Back to Digging Coal at th,
Old Rate

PITTsBURG, Pc. Sept. 1.-THE strike
at the New York and Cleveland Gas Goa
Company's mines is over. The men have
been out FIVE months. The company had
individual contracts with Its men to WORK
Tor 80 cents ton. The Columbus scale
fixed the rate al SO cents and the men were
called out. During the past week the mer
have been breaking away and today sew
eral mines were in operation, while the
entire plant will be running by Monday
The company employ about 5000 men. A
vigorous effort was made to win the strike
as it was claimed that if it was lost the
other operators would cut wages to NEE
the New York ana Cleveland Company
prices.
The morning call., 1894-09-15
SALT FOR FISH.
1t May Still Be Brought in Free of
DUTY,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-Secretary Car
Isle in answer to letter from Francis d.
Moulton IL Co.. New York, made an i'm
pOrtant decision to-day with reference to
salt imported for the fisheries. Moulton
inquired whether salt imported for the
fisheries was still free of duty, as under
the Mckinley act
The Secretary, after citing the section
Of the act of 1890 providing for the free i'm
pcrtati0n in bond of salt used in curing
fish taken by vessels licensed to engage in
fishery and curing fab ON the shores Of
navigable waters of tho United States,
and also for the refund of duly to export
ers of meats cured with imported salt,
says: "While this is language which is
omitted in the present law. 1t does not ap-
pear 10 be Inconsistent with the provisions
thereof. The department therefore holds
that the paragraph cited has not been re-
pealed, and that dutiable salt in bond may
continue to be Withdrawn for curing fish
free of duty"
The morning call., 1894-09-15
ND BECAME HISTORICAL,
But Her Testimony Was Not
Shattered.
WHY SHE KILLED THE SENATOR
She Shot Him Because He Drove
Her to Desperation by His
Conduct.

RENO, New, Sept. 14.-During the trial
OF Mrs. Hartley for the killing of ex-
Senator Foley. this morning. the session
was devoted by the States Attorney 10
reviewing the testimony already reported.
in an endeavor to shatter the defendants
testimony on direct examination, which
he failed to do.
"Mrs. Hartley" inquired Attorney
Woonburn. isn't this the reason you shot
Mr.. Foley: When he stated be would go
to Salt Lake and fix the papers, was it. n OF
because he refused to sign the paper right
then that you shot him?"
Witness replied very vehemently. mo,
sir, it was not. | shot him because he
struck me and said he could get men
to perjure themselves for $50, and
realizing that he was driving me-
to desperation. l shot him. That
was the last indignity he subjected
me to. l think any man should be
shot that would strike a woman. | have 10
recollection of talking to the Sheriff about
the homicide. / endeavOr to speak the
truth at all times. l decline to give my
maiden name or say anything about my
family"
Then WOODBURY., with a deep-drawn
sigh, said. That's ALL"
Mrs. Hartley's lawyer, Goodwin, then
brought forward chair for her to Identity.
which she said Foley raised over her head
and threatened her with.
At this point Mrs. Hartley began to
sob. rushed from the courtroom and threw
herself on the floor of an adjoining room.
Her hysterical sobs could be plainly heard
in the courtroom.
The court then adjourned until / 80 p. NJ.
During the afternoon session the prose-
cution called Mrs. Stewart Logan, who
testified that she called on Mrs. Hartley
on the evening of the day of the shooting
and she said 10 her: 81 told Senator Foley
at the time of the shooting to turn his face
TO me. L never struck any one in the
back, and when he turned / shot"
The jury was taken to examine the
Hartley studio, after which the court ad-
jOurned until tomorrow at o'clock. when
the arguments commence
The morning call., 1894-09-15
oil TROVATORE."
The Italian Opera Company Scores a
Success

ou((SSSs
A large audience composed of prominent
members of the Italian colony greeted at
StOckwelPs TheateT last night the first
performance of III Trovatore," rendered
by the Italian Philharmonic Society.
which bears the name of the illustrious
composer of that popular work. AS a
whole the opera was well rendered and
well staged. The credit for this is mainly
due to the labOrs of Signor s. Spadina.
the musical director, and Signor Valerga.
the stage manager for the production.
The performance was altogether so well
rendered that it would be difficult to select
individual excellence. AS the ill-fated
heroine. Leonora. Miss Marguerite Cole.
man, sang and acted her part with great
ability ana cleveIness. Her voice has
rarely been in better condition, and her
numbers were received with long and
wel-deserved applause.
Miss Coleman was ably supported by
Signor Giorgi as Manrico. Barring ten
was spirited and commemorate. Mrs,
Cuneo- Mclean as Azucena and SignOr
Zappelll as the Count di Luna added much
talent to the rendition Of the opera. and
the four principals altogether formed "a
effective quartet as has been heard hare
for some time. The minor parts were
equally well t,ken by Miss Dickey as Ines
and Signor Nliailna as Fernando, AID both
scored decided hits. The chorus and the
orchestra were both well d illed and added
To the effectiveness of the opera. Ths
| production is to be repeated at this
theater tomorrow night, and the excsI
lence OF last nights performance should
insure crowded house at that time
FLORAL tributes we're numerous