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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
Dannappels leRtf Rf9elreife.

Ser aeselelub ~bis fibelen Ratten"
bate feline &eeelfaHe nit ben @rtrdgs
niifen Der 8eitrdse. Der Strafen etc.
pieber einmal Bis an ben Ganb ses
flint, unb bic Rufe ber nRatten" nad
einer urfibelen 8egeIreiie puroen lau>
ter unb lauter. bis enblith vber Serr
8oritanb" iih baSu berbeilieB, eine
8eriammlung iiber bic Sruse: mWoz
bin bic 5abrt9" ansuberaumen. 0ieie
fam mad ungeadblten Rspen unb
idier unadblbaren Sdoppen Oenn aud
gum @ntidluB, als 3iel Der &egels
fpribe bic Sauptitubt gu pdblen unb
bort in Oreien Sasen bic &eseltaHe
griinblt4 nbiinne gu maden." 9lm
iiberndaften Sage tppllte man nit benz
5rii6suge 5 ll6r 80 Minuten bic
Sabrt antreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

als er enbti9 NIT bem stpeiten 3use
bic SauptItabt errei4te, ba itano er
mutterTeelenallein am 8abnbof - mo
tparen bic fibelen Ratten2
Sn feinsm 1nmutb tnipp Oannap@
pei sunddf aIIeine berum unb allmdbs
li6 fam benn au9 eine nfibele Hat@
ten" SStimmung iiber i'm, Der iih fplo
peraniigte. @r bate feinen Sut nit
einem glumenitrauBe gei4miidt unb
panbelte bur9 bic StraBen. 9a, BEL
sinem 0entmal, sor benz er beipunz
bernb iteben blieb, bob tbm plDBlid
eine unii4tbare Madt Ieinen Sut pum
&opfe. @r ipanbte ita Inn unb er<
blidte einen bungrtgen 0rOi4fengaul,
Der bas 8lumengetpdds, letoer au9
ieinen Sutranb bebagIi4 taute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

fubirte Stidel S6epIogis unb Pbifos
logic an Der llniperFtdt Sena. an Der
er ii4 audi i'm Sabre 1927 ala 0ocent
fir altteitamentlihe unb iemitiIae 2iz
teratur babilitirte. Mit Der tur3en
ltnterbredung zines ein3isenSemeiters
1829-30). bas Der iunse @elebrte gu
Stubien bel benz groBen Orientalifen
be Saeb IN 9aris perpanSte, Ie6rt alio
Stidsl nunmebr boIIe 68 Sabre an ber
ndmliden 1lniOeriitdt (eine e4rsnDolle
8erufuns na4 ausipdrts le6nte er ab).
eine pobl e;nsigartige Sri4einung an
ben beutI9en SodTduler. Sros feis
ner neun Sabrsebnte erfreut ii4 Der
greiIe @elebrte elmer i4ier eritaunliz
den 6riIde bes 2eibes unb @eiites,
fpie er pbne bic geringIte 8eugung bes
9auptss aufredt einberge6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

SunnappeG, Mitbsgriinber bes nfibes
len Ratten" >Glubs, Snbaber bes gro@
ben, aipei pfunb fhperen 9tattenors
bens, Rentter unb etnfluBreihites
Glubmitglieb - bies einfluBrei9 gilt
aud bom Bier = bate bel Der 9ers
fammlung bas 6auptport gsfiibrt unb
man erboffte iih ppn i6m unO ieiner
Sii9rerIdaft bas grDBte plaiiir fir
ben Iusflug.
Sdnnappel bereitete iia por. bieie
Soffnung polIinbaltlih gu erfiillen.
Sein &offer mar sepadt, bic Sai9e
nit ben ngFabilien" bdtte nit ibren
Snbalte ausaerst9t, Inn aipei 9uBenb
5riibitiidsportionen gu Iiefern unb Der
8eder mar auf 5 llbr geitelt, um
Dannapel piinftli6 su bem frii6 8 llbr
80 Mtinuten abgebenbsn 3us auf ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
g S9foBportal i'm 8iftrfng.

9 9lo B portal TN 8tttr1n9 g.
Die g1eigung gum poGtstbiimliden
@eIang mar bei &pi4at friib5eitig berz
porgetreten. Mit elmer prdhttgen
8aBItimme begubt. pflsgte sr idOn in
Ieiner Sgimdtb unb bann IN Wien
nit beIonberer @orliebe bds adrnter
2ieb, befen S9Dnbeit llnb muiitalieI
fder Wsrtb oamals nod taum iiber bic
9rensen &Grntens binaus befannt ges
tporben tparsn. Sn 8ien trut Sos
Y6at suerIt in Gon5erten pon 9eldngs
pereinen auf. @r ipurbe babura be-
fannt unb bies ebnete linn ben Weg
in bic Sofopsr; fpGter ipurbe er nit
glieo Der Spftapelle nnb Der DON'T
tdpelle. 1leber ieinen 8srufspfli6ten
absr psrsuB er nidt feline beimatblichen
2ieber. Sein gompoI Iitionstalent be-
gann ii9 gu entfalten. anb es itanb
inter Dem Gtnflufe bss tdrntnerif9eu
8plfsliebes, 6as er bon Susenb allf
gs6Drt unb geiungen. Snoem er pds
SGrnter 2ieb Dem 9eritdnDnib un6
bem 9ef6mad psiterer &reiIe 5ugGng.
lid ma9te, geitaltete er oasIeI6s unter
Wabrung ieines mslOpiI9en unp otas
lettli9en Reises lnh bss pahren, fin
nigen 8oltstones, nit fsinem muiitaz
liiGen 9eritdnbnife peitsr aug.
Was nun bas eigentliae S9affen
bes Oi6terepmpontiten 6etrifft, 10
muB betont tperhsn, baB Der gr0Bte
She'll Ieiner Sbbpfunsen in muiitaliz
itber unO tertfider 8e5iebung Tsin ppls
les geiItises gisent9up. burdaus
istbItitdnOig ssitaltet 1T. 9absi bat
er aGer0ings einige Der idoniten tdrnt>
neriihen @oltslieoer, bic er auf Ieinem
Degs fnnO. einrangirt unb in grDBsre
gonOi9tungen perflo9tsn, fpenn 6ies
gum be1ersn GolOrit ieiner muIitalts
f6en 8ilber aus Dem tdrntneriI4sn
8oltsleben bienen tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
ghomas Ao[dlat.

Wem ffingen ni4t flotts DeiIen I'm
S8r bei Rennuns bieTes Ramens, iper
bentt babel ni6t an bas fdOne, ods
feperreids aGrnterfdnb! 9tlwfriI6e
n0eanbln" unb r8uabn". firngetrDnte
8srgrieien, gstpaltige SelscoloiIe. tiefz
buntle 8Glber, aber aud blumige
Mattsn unb geniitbtiaes Sein iteiz
gen tn unierer @rinnerung auf, tpie Tie
uns I6pn oft unb immsr altf's Ieue
por bas geiitigs luge getommen. mann
uno mo uu9 mir ben bdlo ii6ermiithigs
fefen. balb einfdmeidslnbsfiiBen Qauz
ten Der aoIdatf4en adrntsr aieber
gelduIht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
g 8tftrinq. /

Sbpmas &pIbat lit an 8. Iuguit
1845 in @ittring, einem bii6i4en Orte
bel &Iagsnfurt, als Der SoAn aumer
Gltern geborsn. gaur tlnter S9tpiea
rigfsiten unb Gntbebrungen fpnnte er
bic @pmnaItalItubten abIolpiren unb
bann bic Wiener llniperIitGt besies
ben. gr bat biss auBer ieiner eige>
ren 8ebarrli9feit eblen @0nnern, bpr=
nebmIi9 aber ber i'm Sdrnterlanbe
bo9 angeIe6enen, funftiinnigen unb ges
meinniibig pirtenben Samtlie Mpro sit
bdnfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
9 d tp Glmer Sdn5.

ten 9epGnber unb tpitbare alte Prltnf<
itiide iperoen buau dngelegt, ipdbreno
i'm gepDbnli6en 2eben Der S4pdlmer
febr einfadh, ipariam unb fleiBtg tit.
gaa9 Der Soa3eit sebt bel alien guss
gdngen bic Srau itets biHter bem
Manne, ME mebr nebem poer gar por
ibm pte bei benz Sraugange. Die
Seiratben tperben porber na4 Rdng
unb aeidtbum senau ertpogen, aber bic
Chen finb muiter6aft.
Die Mdnner finb f9lanfen, iebo9
frdftigen 8udies uub babel ungemein
febntg; bic 9aare fallen lang duf bic
breiten S8ultern nieoer, bas blaue
4use blidt fdarf aus benz itets glatt
rafirten, narfirten 9eii9t. @rnit unD
iporttars 1T Der S9ipdlmer. aber treu
uub tapfer, ieber 3pll elm Solbat, ies
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

Silfe mar in @efaIt eines notisbu6bes
paffneten S4uBmunnes spar balb
CUR StelIe, allsin bic Wtinuten, bic
0annappel oerlOr, Inn per pedes nit
Ieinen Siebeniahen an ben S6alter
unb bann auf ben gerron gu teu4sn,
tparen toitbar senug.
Do4 erIdien er atbemIos auf benz
9errOn, aIs Der pftff bic 9tbfubrt bes
5rains anaeigte. Rod ipdre es uns
Ierem petgequdlten Seaelbruber mDgz
lid getpeIen, Elm Coupe gu erret9en,
bate nidt Der bDuiide pedzSatan
ibm 5pei neue 9inperniKe in ben 8eg
geiteIIt. 0ieie SinberniiIe beItanoen
in ben PerIonen zines in Gioil getleis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
SdDm1lmer Yaneril.

Ser Stamm Der i9ipdlmer Suurrr,
felt Menf9ensebentep rSapdlntz
sesenb anfdifis. umfabt ettpa 10000
36pfe unb bilbet i'm Mittelpunft Der
beFifden aanbe slei9fum einen feftem
aern, Der feline Gigenart in Srd4t uno
Sitte auf's 3Gbeite feItbdlt. 9ier gelS
ten nod bas Bort besManites unb Der
5unbfhlag glei9 benz @ioe. gerloz
bltng (WeintauD unb Sot5ett finb
srpBartise seite. Die prd4tigiten, NIT
Sob, Seibe unb 2einenitiderei persiers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
csm 9(teIter.

- cSm VI felfer gs1lidsr:
Sag NAL. 8aff, 9u MALT tppbl ale
Define 8unOen auf iebr 9roBsOtitana9"
- Portrdtmaler: rBarum2" = 8e>
iuaer: rWsil 9u 10 ielten triffIt!"
- Gin 4uspeg. 8eiIeuOsr:
nWas2 Miih tpolIen Sic binausperfen
Iafen2 Metne airma lit SofIieferans
TIM" - G1ef: rSobam, bann perfsn
Sic ben 9errn aur 9oftbiir binaus!~
- 9as dnbert fi4. Sag
nal, lit Define 8raut eigentli9 bIonb
ober briinatt2" = p8eiB ni9t, i9
babe iie idon felt elmer 8ode ni4t ges
Is6sn!"
- Gntf 9aIbbarer s. &
Ter. y2iebs &prd, in Dem 9rieT6en,
iporin sic mir fir ben S4mud bants
ten, baben tSie 0iamanten beItGnoia
NIT sipei rm" gsi9riebsn!" = v9as
ipeib ib, lieber Baron; ehte 8rilanten
6atte ia ni4t fGIia seTarisben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

- - - ~ - = y y
seit barf Der fogenannts8ammerpagen
feblen. 0erfelbe erregt bere9tigtes
glufieben. gu unterit auf bieiem sros
BEN 2eiterpasen liegt rober Sla9s,
bariiber seprdgter; Sruben Sleiberz,
&ii4en@ unb 9lasfdrdnf, SOfd, bier
boaItdnbige 8etten, SptnnrGber, &iiz
9engefdirr, Gimer unb SOpfe, be-
maGte &0rbe, Stiible II, I. tp.. uuf ar
biefem fiben bic 5reunDinnen Der iunz
gen Srau. gu oberIt tbront natiirIi4
bic in ipsifer @oriidt bereits ausitafz
firte Wiege.
Den S9luB bes biesid6rigen Inz
tbropolosenconsreFes in &aiel biIbete
Elm @fusflug nd9 Der S6palmgegenb,
mo in bem StGbt9en Srepfa elm
Guberit 9arafteriitiider Sseitsug bes
eigenurtisen @olfsItammes Derapl ltaltet
mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
Die @etfeftatitte.
goa Sultus eturm

|Ob Der Stnnm bid atnttobt.
llnbeiptt inub atnnftnobt.
9i4 beitgt aultb erbebt.
ISaB ieOss Qdaltlein ON bir bsbt:
SeIt itebf hu. einIame Sanlts.
ssSn 6as Gelsgeitsin
Sief ttefer birein "
Sbne Rait unb &wb g.
8reihIt betrae sdban Mur5eln but. T.!
I'm SroB gu bieten Dem 0etter.
9oA Der @tiB fuat germ @ M
Dem S9aIs fe9R "t o.. .
GinIame 909in. 4H ou ef'
GrffFt bid fein Stra9t eiRIt, tpie f
".t f40n
SIT, 0ettertanne, betn 9t.rben.
8pn sSlammengplb
llnirebt DRb umrpllt,
@te9ft iiber'm Gbal
Bu ols Elm tpettbin leuhtetb' Weal,
@pn Gottes 9tllma4t 3sugenb. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
aameraDen ats oem soeolanSe.

Der Sies Der gultur in 2tfrifa
briidt iih in augenfdlligiter 8eiIe
bur9 bic 8etleibungsOerfu4e aus,
bic bic upper ten thousand" Der
fdiparaen aaFe i'm Sinblid auf ben
Spru9 nSleiber MAIDEN 2ellte" unter<
nonrmen baben. Numentlid bic @eitz
afrifaner ftnb ungemein besierig, ells
ropdifde Sra9t an5ulegen. Der Gps
timber zines 5iirIten BON 2ittlesPopo
bat bor einigen Sabren Surure gez
maht, sumal er gu OemWtangel an fonz
itisen aleibunssitiiden bes pcolored
gentleman" ni6t re4t paBte, 9fu4
Der Snfanterie5S 5Snterimsrod. ben Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

Gin feiHfii9Ii g pill
bube. &ihter: mSie ge6en llIo Su,
in Der Siite bieIss Dame eiren 8raten
gsitpblen gu baben2" : 2tngetlaater:
nsSurpobl, aber i9 babe ber jungen
Srau mur cine 8lamase BET ibrem
ManRe sriparsn tpollen!" -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

oeten unb zines uniformirten geamtcn,
Don benen Der eritere ibm Elm 8latt
9apier ppr bic RaIe bielt, pG6reno Der
3peite i'm poriorglia bel ben S4uls
tern gepddt belt.
,Sis iinO Der Ginbre6er &iimmel,
qolo!" berrf4te ibn Der Gritere an.
n0as SigrsIsmeat :.inmt auffatlenb,
porpGrts, BadtmeiItsr. nit Dem &erl
ani bic Wa4e!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

6 n Ii p pftud d NIT aiebetap p e.
Der 8uri9e Elm faneibiger 9eiter. Die
Weiber iinb niat grpB, aber iebr aiers
li9 gepa6fen, beionbers fallen bic tleiz
men 5iiBe auf. Die Sraften iinb ie
nah ben perihieOenen 8elegen9eiten
gang einfah bis nitola". Die itplse
Sradt beite6t aus laneem, tpetBem
BOD nit bliBenoen &nOpfen. rotber
8efe, ipeiBen &niebpien nit fein 'Ders
5ierten 9oIenbanoeln, langen Stiefeln
unb feiner StterfellmiiBe, reid NIT
GjoIb unb griinem Sammet Deraiert.
4bionberlia~I9Dn lift bic Sradt Der
MdbdeR: bodgebauiate fur3e taum
Bis an bic &nte reihenbe R0de, beren
tpobl oft IL Bis 15 = ieber 9unbertfa4
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= Mud pu6r. l. S4aufpiea
Ter: .Sis freuen fih, baB mir Dor lees
rem 8dnten fpieIen2" 2. Shalpipte=
Ter: nSa, Die - Pfeifen ntat 10
leidt."
8ermutbung. Srerber
Ger in 9amburg feds dltere 0amsn
duF ber StraBe nit eindnoer eehen
iiebt): .4ba, bas ut sepib Der - aIte
Sun9fernItiega!"
= MibberTt a nben. g.: nSaz
zen Sic mai, mein Better, tporiR be-
ftsbt Sybre taslide geiItige Nobrirn9s"
= g.: .cyn flint eroBea @eiben upo
ssbn tleiren Stiimmelu. SD bents, bet
ienist!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

Oannappel proteitirie uno bas Slid
fpolIte. baB Elm bDherer 8ubnbeamter.
ben er fannie, ibn au retognoseiren
bermodte. 5rei ipdrb er nun sfpar,
aber Der 3us mar futi9 unb oipet
Stunben bergingen, ebe Der nd9fe
abgins. 9ieie Stunbsn perbradte
Sannappel srolleno i'm @drtefaal unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

gernIteintettsn unb ieiOeRe Siider, bic
Sberarme bebeden feine. in altpererbs
ten Muitern burdbrohene !6entbGrmel,
pG6renO ebsnIo geitridte lange peiBe
SanbI9ube ben llnterarm ber9iilen
unp in Der 9ano elm ipeiBes SaTGen>
tu9 Foipie Elm srpBer blaurptb gemu.
iterter Samilienfdirm nit Mefines
qriff gstragen piro. Sds !6aar lit
9latt duT bem Sheitel Suiammenges
fGmnt unb su etnem 8nduel seflodz
ten, Der BEL unbeIholtenen Mdb9en in
rptben, golbpsrsierten Stiilphen itsdt.
Bel Sohseiten TT NOD peiterer eigsns
artiger 3ierratb Gus buntem Glitter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

- . lien Ra6e. Bur
fhe: nGinen Glsl. etn attss R6inoteros
bat mid Der Serr Raior 9euannt!
Bon beFen 3uriidgelaTIener Gigdrre
bic QtTde auf ben Seppih itreifeno.)
60. jsBt mag er iia bitten, ipenn
ole 5rau Wtaiorin na9 9auis
fontnlt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
Gin I,,bmarines Sorpeooboot.

Sen 2tngriffspafTen fir ben Seez
frtsg tperben INNER mebr unbetmli9e
sG6i9teiten anerfunben unb ancona
ftruirt. SEPT ftnb gar fubmarine
Sorpeooboots gebaut porben. pel9e
ni9t aur bem feinbli4en 94iffe bein<
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08
Gin Dd m p fer

rgndbises Srdiifein, bdrf ia mil
Sbrsr Mama fpre9en2"
nSa. i'd lpeiB nidt. Serr Baron.
ob Mama ltd pieber gu perbeirdtben
gebentt; aber penn Sic ni4t gu aft
fir iie finb, 10 tonnen sic ia nit ibr
fpre9sn, tpenn sic polen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

itattti6e sogomann auf unferem
8ilbe 10 IelbItbepuBt aur S4au trdgt
ite6t etpas in MiBperbGltniB gu ben
fur5en 9oIen unb Der Sanbulenbez
f9ubnng. 2lber bas finb 9ei4mudz
Taten, ii6sr bic eben 5ogpleute uno
GurppGer DsrIaisbener Meinung iinb.
DAB man in 0eutI4lanb in ibm einen
iener SnpaIiben su erbliden geneigt
fein purben, bic i'm alten llniformz
rod am 3unbe beliebter 9romendoen
ibren 2eiertaIten aufiteasn, fiat ibn
ni9t an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

= 9ur9 bic 8tume. @r:
.Srub9en, nit bteiem &uiIe fag' i4
Dir dGes! Sait Su mid peritan>
benz" - Sic .Qla. bite, pieberbols
no9mal!"
- 4ud elm 9eruf. golisets
lieutenant: nSie beiben2" = 3susin:
,9lnnd 2ang!" = Poli3eitieiltenant:
,,Religion9" : 3eugin: nProteitun=
tiI6!" - gpliseilisutendnt: rIlter2"
= 3eugin: v16 Sobrel" = Poliaeiz
lieutenant: .8as iinb Sie2" = 3eus
gin (a0ssrnb): Sin 9adfii9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

Ii9 bic sefdbrlt9en Sprengflafaen
anbdngen. fonbern auA burd iiber Der
@aferTlG9e angebra4te Spiegel ietne
8epegungen un6 9faes. mas an 9orb
porgebt, beobadten t0nnen, oRne ielbf
qeIe6n su tperOen, benin bic Spiegef
bemertt man nur in alIsrndhfer Hdhe.
0er ipeiB, ob bic maritime &rie9ss
tpiFsnI6aft es nibt baIb nd4tn brinst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-08

fefnbliden S9iffen et1r SeGepbon an=
subGngen unb bamit Die 8eratbunsen
Der Offieiere 3u belauf6en uno 10 ibre
4Gdne gu erfabren. Sold Elm elsttri<
f9er Spion lam bann rubig an bic
Raa gebdngt iperben, ipenn man ihn
sntbedt = sr tit ia balo erTebt.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-23

Hinkey. bringing woe and grief in
ever football game; Beatrice Harraden,
gone by with ships passed in the night;
and Stevenson. who was to die just at
his zenith bright; Bob Ingersoll, who
asked out plain. lis Suicide Siu?"
Aspirant Thomas Reed of Maine still
going in to win; Miss Pollard. she who
led astray her Willie, Ashland's pride,
while Breckenridge still rues the day
he took that carridge ride. Satolli,
papal delegate, who comes to heal each
schism, impartial to adjudicate on all
Catholicism; John Burns, the English
workingman who sits in parliament;
Duke Pullman's philauthropic plan and
gilt edged rates of rent; Smooth Cor
man of the sugar trust, the friend of
Havemever: Inspector Williams, with
his dust. and Golf, who went uphigher;
Mayor Strong, new broom, sweeping
clean, to Tammany's distress; and
Madagascar's sable queen, who's gone,
insane on dress; Schmittberger telling
all the guilt that permeates 'the
force:" and Mrs. Willie Vanderbilt still
thinking of divorce; Dunraven, who
came cross the sea To do the Yankees
up. to find his yacht, the Vallyrie, had
no chance for the cup; McAllister, that
splendid snob who rules all sweldom
over, and Capt, Evans, Fighting Bob,
who haunting goes wish Grover; Da
Cana and his merry war, late ended
in Brazil. fought through without one
drop of gore, and only time to kill;
Admiral Benham, brave, who popped
one little rifle ball into the rebels
ship and stopped that war for good and
all; that one we'll miss, the dainty
doll. whose smile could daughter coax;
who'll sing His art was true to Poll!'
like sweet Rosina Nokes" Young
Aubrey BeardSley's yellow book of art
and oddness blended; Erratic Whistler,
he who took an insult unattended;
Zola, who still, and vainly'
tries TO pass famous portal,
and finds he must wait till he dies If
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-23

John Sheehan. down on Lexow's list
as character suspicious; the late
George Childs, philanthropist, kind
hearted and judicious; Professor Garner
most expert ON Simian conversations
Ben Tillman. with one eve alert for
excise violation; Du Maurier' with ms
latest book, sweet ''Trilby,' tall and
slim: and Senator McPherson's cook,
who PLAYED Wall street for him; King
nebs, who laughed to scorn the law
that now has made him mute; our
faded Flower, the man of straw; his
friend Brockway, the brute; Erastus
Niman in the Tombs and out again on
bail: aud Farmer Dunn, who still pre-
sumes to foretell rain or hail; bold
Can't. Mahan, whom we saw the hero
of the hour. in England, laying down
the law on modern naval power; Prince
bismarck. in his honored age, yet en-
vious at heart that he can only watch
the stage where he played leading parG
Kossuth. Hungarian patriot, dead; the
living Hetty Green; old Cassius Clay
hut lately wed to schoolgirl of fifteen;
Parlxhurst, the bravest of the brave,
who took the tigers hide; Carnot lain
in martyrs grave; Pingree, Detroit's
pride; Sam Seely, who a fortune
thieved to Baker to deliver; Tekulsky,
with great fame achieved through
humping Paddy Diver; his emineace
of Baltimore, learned Gibbons, whom,
we hope, has years of usefulness in
store, and some day may be pope; Ed
Murphy, senator from Troy, foe of the
Wilson bill. who helped Hornblower
TO annoy and Peckham's hopes to kills
Bonrke Cochran, orator superb, turned
down when Croker frowned;
Mayor Gilroy, hating TO dis
turb the rogues in office found;
the end Of Sherlock Holmes who dies
~, for all he was so clever; and little
Billie's soulful eyes that wistful haunt
us ever; Straus, on whose brow the
laurels Irvine, of waltzes crowned the
king; Chicago's well beloved divine,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-23

the late Prof Swing: the Brooklyn
travellers that took pleasant north
ern trip in care of DR. Frederick Cook,
and lost their leaky ship;Goriila Chil1o,
he who died; Queen Lii, who abdicated:
Creeden, who truthful testified, and
Andrews ''Vindicated;" Field Marshal
Oyama, elate, with all the Chinese
whipped, and Ii Hung Chang, Oh, sad
TO state! of all his clothing stripped.
McKane in Sing Sings walls confined
(injunctions sometimes go); Judge
Gaynor, who TO Hill declined. advised
TO by Seth Low. Sly Thomas Platt.
who finds his bluff has nothing for
him gained, Smart Nathan Straus.
with sense enough to come in when
It rained The count of Paris. bourbon
heir, Policeman Halter Spellman,
Miss Emma Juch, the singer fair.
that married Mr. Wellman; Tai
mage, the fire fend's special
prey, who'll lighter labor search,
point blank refusing at this day, to
build another church; General N. r.
Banks, among the honored dead we
mourn; Prendergast, assassin, hung,
crazed, friendless and forlorn; George
Apo. always getting thumped be-
cause he made his squeal; Depew, who
on the Bowery stumped along with
Ollie Teal; Slim PETER, populistic man
with heavy beard-and brains; Bill
Cook, the outlaw of the west, who
holds up railroad trains. Archbishop
Ireland, giving aid to turn the tiger
down; and Mrs. Grannis, on crusade
through slums of Chinatown; de-
feat of ''Buzzard Dollar" Bland.
through his free silver sins:
success of Nine. Sarah Grand. who
wrote the Heavily Twins; Pantata
Strauss, who stoutly claims that he at
least was not it: Dick Croker. using
ug names when he's asked how he
got it; Old Lobengula. savage chief,
whom only death could tame; Great
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-23

lows, says the Boston Commonwealth:
Agate pnlishers, IS to As years; black
smiths, SIS. ! years; brass founders, 60.4
years; brass workers. see years:
brewers, 50.6 years; britannia workers.
a.. . years; butchers, 565 years; cabi-
net makers, 49.s years; carpenters,
55.7 years; cloth weavers, 57.5 to 50
years; workers in coal, So. / wears; con
PETITIONERS, SCI years; coppersmiths,
1876 years; cotton operatives, AZ to so
years; dyers, 6S.7 years; engravers,
54.6 years; fertilizer makers, 81 years;
gas men, IL to 65 years; gilders, So 5
years; glasscutters, ~, years; glass
makers, 57.S years: goldsmiths, "a
years: matters, SIG years; laborers in
bleaching works, 50 to SO years;
copper forgers, 60, 5 years; day labor
ers, se.4 years; lead miners, Al years;
laborers in distilleries, c. 5 years; lock-
smiths, i9.l years; machinists and
stolSers on railroads, 50 years; machin-
lists and stol1ers on steamships, So
years; masons, $50 years; millers, As.
years; workers in oil, d years; paint
ers, 81 years; papermakers, $40 years;
potters, 53.l years; printers, 54.3 years;
railroad employees, 80, : years; saddlers.
SO. 5 years; salt boilers, "a years; scav-
engers, IS to 80 years; stouecutters,
1868 years; tanners, 6l,9 years; workers
in tobacco, S., years; varnishers. AZ
years; watchmakers, 90 years.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-23

'ry call their praise or blame ere they
forgotten pass, like Waite of bloody
brides fame and Coxey on the grass.
The car who died, the heir late born
to England's mighty throne; the Astor
tramp in rags folorn, whose bed was
not his own. Lieut. Peary pushing
forth, with all his might and main,
three thousand miles toward the north,
and not yet back again; Rosebery,
Derby winning lord, VINO hates to be a
peer; George Gould who lost llis center
board; Jim Root, brave engineer; the
man from darkest England come, Sal
vation's General Booth, TO teach with
tambourine and drum to all the living
truth; De Lesseps, dying in disgrace,
bowed down by weight Of years;
McClaye, forced to resign his place, by
many guilty fears: Carlisle, endeav'r-
ing to deport the English coachman,
Howard; Grandpapa Wales. the royal
sport, and General Ju. the coward; ;