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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Suf freiem TuBe.

Cine SpesiaIbepsi6e aus 9rstoriu
iast. baB. fobaIb bic Gntfdeibuns Ses
grefutip, 8atbes Der TranspaaIs8 epu'
blif bstrsfs 8srtpanbIuns Der iber bic
&sformfibrer bon johannesburg ber'
bdnaten Sobesurtbeile in @elbitrafen
perfinbist mar. BARNEY 8arnato, Der
i~osenannte .,8affseiDnis''. nit einem
Gbeqae bon $3.50. 900 mad benz @e'
faneniB sesansen iei. UNI bic @elb'
itrafe fir Sammonb unb &bobeS su be.
sabIen. IIs er binfam, erfubr er, baB
bic game @ef6i4te i&on absema@t
iei.
Sammonb. Sarrar unb 9biIipps un'
terseidneten baS 8eIdbbe, ii6 in 3ufunft
ME tpieber in bic 8oIitif Der Sloafritas
niidsn RepubIit su miiden, infoIseoefen
fie i'm 2anbe bIeiben ~ibnnen. Sic reite en-
iofort mad benz 8anb ab.
Sol. ST. 8booes tpeiserts ii9, ieneS
@sIiiboe su untersei4usn, unb er mub
oaS 2aro perlafen.
Die Na6ri9t bon Der SreiIafuns Der
,8eformer'' 1T in johannesburg init Ter
srbBtsn 8sfrisbisuns aufeenommen tpOr'
ben. an Der 86rie tpurben infolse Der
Ra&ri9t bebeutenbe @si6dfte eemadt
unb bic Breiie sinsen in bic SDbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Der Tenfterearten.

SIR isns @etpddie, bic bic bole
SOnne Iiebsn, tpdbls man nab Siiosn
aeIesene Seniter, fir bic ibrisen aber
m6slihit ipIde nit boiler WoreeniOnne.
Da nun bic fret Dor benz Seniter iteben'
ben SOpfpflansen BEL GROCER Slse i'm
So6Iommsr iebr empfinoIia NOtb lei.
ben, 70 fol- bas aur gufnabme bes 8lu'
msnbrettes bienenbe Senfter nit elmer
SaIpuiie perfeben fein, bic Elm idnddersS
ooer itGrfsrsS 8ei1atten in ben pdrmiten
Wittassfunben seitattet. Die ,ur 9Iuf.
nabme Der Tbpfe bsitimmten 8lumen'
bretter iinb in Der ReseI unspedmdBis.
Dieie 9~Iumenbretter beftehen aus ben
sisentIiden, ben S6pfen ais SUB bienen'
ben 8rettern unb benz umeebsnben @it'
tertpsrf, bas Elm Seruntsrfaqsn Der Tbpfe
psrbitsn ioI. SIN Sommer brennt in
ben Wittassfunben bic polle Some aui
bic Tbontbpfe unb erbiBt bieie berart,
oab nidt nur bic Grbe raid unb boqitdns
big austrodnet, ionbern baB aud ale an
ben Sopfnanbunsen an~Iiesenoen Wur'
seIn p%erbrennen. Sn bieiem Sale tretsn
nsbsItdnbs elm bic 9HanSen tperben
baaentroden uno bic grbe nimmt bann
fein @aiIer mebr an. Gin sutes unb
braudbarsS 8lumenbrett fol- ausihIiebs
lid aus SpIs beiteben unb faitenartie
Iein, poburb ben Tbpfen Der eetplni1ts
Sdus seesn Sonnenbranb setpdbrt
piro. Gbe bic 8Iumen in bas faitenar.
tise 8lumenbrett eebra4t iperben, fdQt
man ben 8aten ,u 3psiorittsI nit Sdse'
msbI obsr better nod nit feinem 9Orf.
mild, in bieies Bacterial tperoen bic
T6pfe bis sttpa "a Gentimeter unter
benz 8anb sineefIttert. Ser Sort uers
mag erbebIide MaNsrmenssn aufsuiau'
gen, man bdIt ibn beSbalb obne WGbe
tets fsudt, bic einsefitterten Sbpfe iinb
alto sseen f4aeIide Ginpirfuns Der
Sonns, bann aber aud eeeen gu rei6'
Ii1es Gustrodnen sei@ist. Bon nidt
3u untsridGsenber 8eoeutuns lit 60
fsrner. bab bur4 bic 8srbInltuns bes i'm
Gorf sntbaItsnen @aRsrB in Der nmseb.
uns Der 9spadis cine feu6te 2uft er.
jeuet tpirb. Sn man@en Saaen miifen
bic 9Hanssn Dor bas Ssnfsr seitsqt
tperbsn. obns baB Elm 8lumsnbrstt anse.
bra&t tpsrbsn tann ; bic S6pfe iinb bann
muir Dor benz SerabfaQsn burd cine in Der
ridtissn Sbbe aneebra6te. sntipredenb
~sebosene Giisnitanss ssi4dbt. Sn fol.
DEN SdQen bietet man ben 96pfen ben
n5tbissn Sdus sessn bic Gintpirfuns Der
Sonne, inbem man iie in elm sr6Bsres
@efdb ffeIt unb bann ben Ieeren 8pi'
f6enraum ;tpiiden beiben Tbpfen nit
tets feudt au baItenbem Woos ober Tori
austopft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
SaS SAielen Der 4iuber.

Die man9e SbrGne tpeint bic SHUTTER
iiber bas nneliid bes biibiden, bIibsnben
8insss. baS i6ielt! llnb bod bat its
in pieIsn Sdlen baS 2sibsn ieIber Der.
i6ulbet, inbem tie, unbeIebrt unb unss'
tparnt, oerabidumte. mas sur ridtisen
GnttpideIuns Der AusenfteIuns nbtbis
mar: es 1T bic ridtiss Steaans OeS
8inoerbettdeus gum 2i6t. SIN eritsn
tinbIi4en alter iinb bic Aueen nod ni9t
seubt, %3uiammen su arbeiten, b. B.. itsts
susIeid nad re4ts unO liniS, oben unO
unten, innen uno aussn fi4 Su brsben.
8ielmebr madt isSes Auee i'm aufuns
feline Srebuns ;iemli4 u~nabbdneie BON
anosren ause. 8enn II bic Wieee
bes 8inbes 10 ftebt, baB iie nur bon elmer
Ssits 2i6t erbdlt unO meiitsns nod redi
bellies Si6t, 70 bat baS 8inb mad benz
Si6te nit BEN einen @uee nur cine se'
rin8e Drebuns Bu MAIDEN, nit benz unoe'
rem oaeesen cine UNI 70 er6bere. 90
nun ale &inoer serne nab benz 2i1t,
i4auen, 70 biIbet ii6, ipsnn bic @iest
ben uns~ssi8netsn, bon elmer Settle be-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
I'm S6winbfn6tiee.

Ser untsr3eidnete, Der ourd Elm sepobn'
lides @ittsl our 9efunobeit pisbsr ber8efeut
purbe. nadosm er einise Sabre lang an eiuel
idnsrsn eun9entranibsit uno Der sefirdteter
Srantbsit, Sduinoiudt selitten bate, bat cir
srobes @srIarsen feinen Witleiosnoen bat
WittsI Der Seilung betaunt su MAIDEN. aQt
9ieienisen,,bie es uerIaneen, 10 irb er freunoIidf
(Sofsnfrsi) cine abidrift Der 3ubersituuG
fhiden, uelde fte als cine fihere Seiluag fll
Sdpinoiu dt. aftbma. gatarrb, 8ronditas unt
ale Gals. unb 9ungeu.Stanfbeiten 1noen tuer.
ben. Or bOft oas aIe aeioenot iein SsiImitte
probiren tperben. oa es isbr pertbDol 1T Sie'
isnigsn neIde Die 3ubereitnn9 uerlanseu. ueIdt
ibnsn uidts foiten miro. uno Elm Seseu fur fl
lein mag, woaeu ssfdaist gbrw. Gowart
U. % iIon, BrooflBn. Y. o., aooreifren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18

9sr GonsreB bat, Madden er oai
8sto bss 8rdiibsnten sessn bic alse'
msine 9efisitbil aufrsdt erbaIten, fuss
cine nsus Bill paiiirt, in tpel6er bic pom
graiibentsn b%eanfanoeten BOiten ausse.
Iafsn tpurbsn. SIR ben Braiioenten IL
biss cine sIdnsenbe Redtfertisuns. 3pei
9ritteI seb6ren sur nsbertimmuns eines
8eto'S, aber mebr ala stpei DritteI bel
WitsIiebsr bss Reprdientantenbauies
itimmtsn fir alufre&tsrbaItuns bel
8stU'S. Die ebrtpirbisen ,,fransbiider
Spolisnanfprl@e" baben alto ale auS'
ii6t, in ibr brittss Sabrbunoert unsr'
lebist biniibsrsuidlummern Ser Sons
srsb but tpobI einssieben. bab bic Ser
Staten nidt basu ba iinb, UNI bic Sc
i9dfte elmer 8erfderunssantalt au be-
iorssn unb bic 8sriidsrten fir 8erIuf'
bur9 8rissssefabr i&ubIos gu baIten.
bersn griab bic ::Serii8srunssantaItsr
bereitS Idnsit auf @runb Der fIarsn uni
beutli&en Ssrii&erunsss PoliSsn pertuei'
CERT baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18

Die offisieqe WeIouns bon Der 8efibers
sreifuns bes Diftrifts TimbO i'm Sialon
2anbe in Afrifa feitenS Srantreib eiebt
benz Ser. Staten 8oniul Stridlanb in
Gorees0 afar 8erunIuhuns. benz Staats'
bepartement einen interef anten Seridt
abauitatten iiber bic @efabren, tpeIbe
benz SanbeI Der Ser. Staten nit afrifa
infoI8e Der ibnelen N%usoebnune Der
GoIoniea europdtf6er Nationen brobsn.
Ser SimbosD itrift 1T sr6ber als Der
Staat 8ennIplpanien uno eben'o fruht'
bar. Sie Sransofen baben bur4 Iufer'
Iesung zines untsrIdiebliden 8oaes bon
iisben 9roeent auf auSldnbiide Waeren
ben Marft Der frans6fiden GoIUnien
mpnppoIiirt un6 70 ben eintrdsIiden uno
Suuebmsnbsn SanbsI, be1en ii6 bic Ser.
Staten in ienem TbeiIe Der Welt fhpn
erfreutsn, berbrdnst. Ser 8oniul fast
binsu, bab man iest unsefansen babe,
pieueidt bas gauge afrifanii6e Seitlano
bur9 einen Sdubtarif essen bic Der.
Staten su blodiren, oenn ipenn es ibon
iebt cine Nation nit grfoIs ibun fam,
70 tperben bic anberen 2dnser nit Der
Belt eestpunsen perben, es aud 3u tbun.
um bas @efddft unter ii& ausSuslsi6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Ser Sune als Setnb bee Mems
fd1eu.

Der Dumb in cine Ssrberee bon aQer'
bano sefabrliben Sdmarossrn, tpeId,
benielben eeleeentIi9 perIafen unb auI
Meni@en lberiiebeIn. ,.Slbbe Bat Der
Sunb tpie Sanb am Meeres,H anb !"
iast Sans 9ubert. Wsnn bieielben aud
niGt au ben ssfabrliditen Ssinoen ces
Menf&en sebDren, 70 sebsn fie bod germ
auf ibn iber unb bsldiieen Jpn. Sdlim'
mer, ME oieie, iinb bic 2rGsmilbsn bes
Sunbes, tpslde germ auf bic Saut bon
Srauen unb 8inbern ibereeben unb bort
8~rdsausi6Ias peruriaden. Sn ben
TaIgbriien pe8 SunoeS Iebt ferner bic
8aIsmilbe. Sic peruria&t am Sunbe
feline 9ei9plre, pel@e einen tpiberIi4
iIben @erub perbreiten. 9ieie MiIbs
aebt au4 germ auf Meniden iiber unb
peruria9t bide robe Naien. Mander
SunbeIisbbaber 1T iusssn feiner rotben
Gaie pobl als SdnapSi6ufer ansefeben
porben, pdbrsnp berfelbe in @abrbeit
pieis NuSseidnune bsS @ei4tes feinem
Sunbe psrbanft. auf benz Sunbs
nubert fernsr oft Elm tlsiusr 8ils. Der
5anuS. fpelder bel ben 8inbern 8opf'
arinb peruriubt. Bie o,ele Rinber be'
tommen bieie abi4eulibe &ranfbeit ba'
our6, baB iie nit benz Sunb ipieIen
gu4 bic 8orfenfedte entitebt ourd einen
Bila, bsRen &eimtbrner bon ben Saaren
oes Sunbes auf ben Meniden ftp iber'
trasen. @snn bic %senannten 9araitsn
fur ben BETTER oft u~nansenebm perben,
10 1T Der 2elb beS Sunbes, tpie 9rofeior
DR.. 2anbris in WiGniter iast, fur ben
Wenfden ~ssrabeiu cine W~DrberbDble
eriten STANCES. SIN 2eibe beS SunosS
Isbt namIid Der SIlientpurm, Oefsn
rsife 9lieber ii1 mad unb mad abIbisn
unb ni9t ielten burd irseno einen 3ufal
in ben Masen bes Wenfden scIanssn.
@eitesf6runs unb Sob iinb alsoann bic
unmittelbaren SoIeeu. limb tpie lei6t
nirb ni4t bic nebertrasunS, tpenn man
benz Sunbe eeitattet, bic SeQer absu'
Ieden, ooer ipenn man ii6 iosar ielbit
bon ibm Ieden ldBt! gud Der 8ano'
tpurm rpirb bonn Sunbe auf ben Wenidsn
ibsrtrasen. GbeniO bat bic 9rsbfrant'
belt Der Sbafe, tporibsr 70 man6e
Sdafbeiibsr flaeen, ibre llriade in
elmer Slime. bic dbnlid Der 1T, pelde in
Der Naie oeS Sunbes bauit uno benz
Weni1en ben entiebliden Sob burt
Sporopbobie (SoItput) brinBt. Na4
2anbriS iinb in ben Sabren 1890 bis
1894 in europa aIIsin 1896 Wtenfden
an bieier entieBIiden 8ranfbsit seitor'
ben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18

Isudtetsn 8Iab Ianssrs 3sit bsbaIt. bic
baaernbe unslsi6e StelIuns Der @use.
naren aus bas 8inb idieIt. Sin bic.
len Sdaen ,,berpddit" Der Sebler Bel
re6tssitis ~einseboItem Ratb unb beRen
8efoIsuns oft brinst cine Operation
in fpdteren Sabren SlIfe; oft aber
bleibt Der SebIer in mebr ober tueniser
bobem @rabe unabfteqbar. Darum
ipoqen ALE Miitter bes 8inbeS 8ettden
70 ftelsn, baB es bas 2i9t bon bsiben
Seitsn in sIeider 8siie befommt. alto
am beiten nit benz 8opfenbe nad benz
Sen fer su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
Reiblihe Spftpren.

gu 9oftoren tuurben i'm Iebten Stu.
bisniabr bon Der llniperiiitdt 8irid nsun
Damen ernannt. Sieben baoon ertpar.
ben bic mebisiniids. cine bic pbiIOiopbi.
i6e unb cine bic iurifii6e Dottrrtptros
Bon ben mebiSiniiden Difertationen, bic
bon iiebsn Damen berriibren, iinb einist
10 aussesei6net, saB iie in beoeutenber
piRsni@uftli6sn 3siti@riftsn aufuabmt
aefunoen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18

Ser ,,farbise Mann unb 8ruber" tpitt
in ct. Souls tpisber einmaI ais @anaias
~bebanbeIt. Die iibIiden Delesaten gum
republiianii6en Acknowledgement, tpeIbt
nit 4usnabme Der paur Sdbrer idmmt'
LID ~ioIorirt finb, finben feline Serberse.
ni@t GHsn, a%usssnummen fe besrabirsn
fi@ isIbft sur rlnterfunft in Meesrfuei'
pen. Hi@t einmaI has Wittel, SbIaf'
tpassons aIS temperate Bobnuns su bc'
nuben, pie es ssfortirsnbe 8IubS bdufie
tbun, ftebt ibnen fret, benn Der SurbisG
bat fsinen 3utritt in pullman @arS, mo
nur Sarbise ais Gonbufteurs uno @drte,
ansefsqt finb. Gisentli6 III eS nidt ~
pertpunbern, baB bic Sarbieen i'm Slber
maEsnbaft bsmotratii6 ftimmen. Demo.
fratiide BoIitifer mb8en tie i'm Stiuer
nidt b6ber adten, als es republitanii6C
tbun, aber iie bsbanbeln ie tpeniss'
perd6tlid, uno in benz Bunit bat be,
Rsser eben aud meni6lidss 9sfabl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-06-18
&ueIanb.

"uoiuHp.
Ser BAR Bot ,ur Grinneruno ar
!stne St0nu19 Soo.ooo 0'uosl tar mobl'
'pa''B' o'0su' 00"''''
- @erbarb 8oblfs, Der berubmtC
IfrifareiienOe, 1T auf isinem 2anbiis in
Rinssoorf bel @aoesbers am Rbsin aus
Osm Ss0s" ss'@'s0e"'
Bon benz Sdpurseridt su 2usbor
in 8bbmen 1T Der 8ruberm6roer Dad,
Seder Wiebner sum Sooe perurtbeil
tporben.
- Der 8si6stas Bat in Iebter 9eiunt
ben Gntras, tpel6sr oas bsuti6e 9reB,
seieb au6 auf bic 8ei6sIanbe ausbebnt
ansenommen.
Ger 10 nreus;s6, oonNtoo Il. am
Samftas RamenS beS 86niss bonn 8i,
ceprdiiOenten bes Stautsminiiterium ms
Or. b. 8bttider seidloHsn tpOrosn.
Ger s;nIomot;shs Nsrtretsr Deter,
rs;4s in Mlnsh;rotnr nsr h;shsr nsn
litsI zines @sianoten flbrte, prro ben
Stang zines 9oti6afters erbaIten.
a.. ,:.m e.ur :.
Ss" lsuNst S'n''sIssen8 eas
ueoa0.isr HnIsrlapahgeSeIanen.B "a.
man Uom Us% V.oa 0..e
nod sttpas oeb5rt,
o..sIn o:.xn:. 49,,
m 3p1@sn N'tqpslnNO0.aHOsH ah'
9aIsoIt ~ Oct ospe.sIVsn pia'6 w GU
2so.ienul9W meost8ssalBsm. wsiu.'
SsaB!'gs Ss'9sstanSsa amSsssQ'e' pa'
o..
- Sn 9annoals W .us 0'san"s. pa.
N'sss pss a,.sn Sa",slaS,, W. ny.
y. .. Sg.l.s'' :" n os'
lgsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ""' ''"' S''
O"' S''V"''"'
aaI 10 ulgmais V%sIaasnaS .an'ss
pas ntap.ss pst DsSsVs"ts G s,Ms.
Ss8tn osm eo..s8sS s.U1ut S@aass w.'us'
PCT os.p"'' d"" o'""S' "0'''"V'' DO
W" 'pa''
- @aIter Damroi4 bat Bilp 2eb'
mann, Saul 8altih uno Grnit &rauS
!ut sIhs aSh...IaIe" Uss S'" ~
ams'taa INV V W 0 ~
@ah!'; SaaSs, ouWs., p''"0 ""'
S''s"'~as '''''''
- Die preubii9e Grmee f~sierte am
Donnerftas bas Mnbenfen zines in Der
@ei6iate Der 2riese BreuBen8 alS elmer
Der erfoIsreidften preubifden Seerfibter
SssiSn, Satan as;th
- 9er ~peritorbene ebemaIiSs Sinans'
miniftsr b. gampbaulen bat leSttpiais
Der armsnpsripaItuns Der Staot Berlin
100, 900 Marf, benz 8otberitift uno benz
SamiIisn'S aus is %, 900 Dart binter'
'"h'"
Oas Setlnoen oss 5arlten Sls'
mard 1T atuar IN Anbstradt ieEnss bopsn
4Iters aur !Selt EN- pOrtrett!.dpss, oo1 "
Boritht uno S@onun8 seboten. 90 Ut
auf dr3tl'de Anoronun5 Der IN Ausl'9t
eenommene gmpfan8 Der S4lel'er IN
5risSr'@srub Ssrta8t.
- Bel 2eatben, i'm &relie gteumartt
in S1leiten. 1T be cort'8e Stneloe'
ndbls ein Haub Der Slamgen 9stporosn.
Ser 8rano bat au9 bret yteni 4snleben
Opfsr eeforeert. yin Teteran
@aGari4. elm zimmerman KLAUS uno
Elm Waursr Slitott itno IN ben Slammsn
ooer I'M Hau1e erif'dt.
O., a;,,,,,oa,onsr sTr.;fsrn no,
badten am SamItae bic 8erIiner unb
Wlndener 3eitunsen beS unslidIi6en
8apernfbnias 2ubmig H.. Der am
8finaitSonntaa Ses ssabrss 1877 (am ID.
;Sun0 in ben 8eden bee Starnbsrser
ben Fob ssfunben bat.
nr,
g. Ste esuIl@s P1l0s' paIn. DOT Oem
@eorau9e pes O'pplpe''ssSs'uhS, w
Sonnsfsr,shsn Tobrif trSat unS ron
,ssiIsn @,,mmern oross Nuontitdten
srnnst;rt ,norSen Sinb. Sa bos pieIe Num.
rsrn trno,nh, ssrnm i'm bShfsn @rabe
isksnassfSbrIib 5ei.
Das 0orf @tslos pei @osiar am
9ari " Der S9auplaB e'nsr enflsshp'
Den WtorStpaf sstpslsn' Der o1ttlse
S9neloer Pormann pal le.he Spetfau,
m Inn ,uriid,ufsbrsn mil
s;rsy, 9s;Is srshIoosn. Ser mSrSer In
S''suh Os"S silTSnS" ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-26
SAIN T PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The board of abatement net yesterday and
transacted routine business.
Scarlet fever is reported at 106 Western
avenue south and at 1857 Lincoln avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Nora Muilane will take
place from st. Mary's church tomorrow
morning.
DR.. Shields of the faculty of St. PauIs
seminary, will address the teachers at the
training school today.
The Woman's Suffrage society will meet
with Miss Young at the Colonnade Friday at
B to elect officers for the coming year.
The debate on the government ownership
pf railroads at the Wacouta Street chapel
Monday night was decided il favor of the
Affirmative.
Unity Theosophical society will have its
meeting for study and discussion this even
Ing, 247 Endicott building. Subject: "Deva-
chan, the Heaven World
William Baldwin, the lamplighter severely
burned about the hands by an explosion Of
gasoline Monday evening, was reported as do
ing nicely at the city hospital yesterday.
Pierce Butler, county attorney, returned to
the city yesterday after a trip to Montana
and Washington The trip was for rest and
recreation. Mr.. Butler returns much I'M
proved in health.
D. Lahore yesterday brought to the office
of the county auditor the scalp of she wolf
he had killed near White Bear village. The
auditor gave him warrant for SIS for his
bounty MIR. Lahore says wolves are numer-
GUS out in that region.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-26
ANSEL OPPENHEyM SAYS TT Is
GLAD TO COME TO AMER
ICA.
GREAT WESTERNS BIG LOAN
OF A MILLION CAsiE WITH EASE
AND GRACE, WHILE FOREIGN
ERS THINK
ST. PAUL AND GREAT NORTHERN
securities Among the Best Railroad
Investments offered Them, Not
barring Barney Barnato,s.


Ansel Oppenheim,- who went abroad
during the holidays for the purpose of
negotiating loan for the Chicago
Great Western road, has returned
home with Mrs. Oppenheim, who met
him in New York.
Mr. Oppenheim was seen last night
at the Aberdeen, and discussed the
financial situation both as regards for
eign and home markets.
There is plenty of money in London
TO be had for y of 1 per cent per
annum," he said "and it is my opin-
lon that for the last week or perha DIS
longer the feeling has materially i'm
proved. Investments which have been
and are being made are largely in
northwestern securities, and British
capitalists have done quite as much
as anybody in the up-building and de-
Velopment of the Northwestern coun-
try
American securities generally speak
ing, are most favored as against those
of other countries, by the British in
vestors, and with the final settlement
of the existing differences between the
two great nations, I believe we shall
see very large influx of British cap
1tal into the United States. My observ-
atoms across the water go to show
that those who have invested in Hill
securities are we'll satisfied with their
holdings. The property is a good one,
ana they appreciate the fact, as the
Great Northern road stands very high
in England
OF the Western roads, however, the
stock Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul is perhaps the favorite with for
e1gn investors. Owing to it's largely
increased earnings it is the most active
stock on the London stock exchange
today. -,
AS to the Chicago Great Western
loan: The sum, of 81 100000 was Dor
rowed on most favorable terms at a
time when the feeling abroad was
anything but steady, and the money
thus obtained will be used in the i'm
provement Of the road, its road-bed,
terminals and equipment
This contemplates cutting out some
of the grades along the line and other
wise putting the property in as good
shape as any sof It's competitors. No
part Of this amount will be expended
in any new lines or extensions. Con-
fidence in the rpad and its management
made possible the securing of the
amount named, under the circum-
stances existing at that time
Sweet Moments cigarettes are the best.
Try package Sold by all dealers.
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NOTICE = TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
GERM: Please take notice that a certain
agreement made on the 10th day Of August,
1895, between the undersigned and the So
called Triple Cylinder Engine Company. In
which it agreed that license should be
given it to manufacture and sell In all states
of the Union a certain machine Of which I
am the inventor and owner of patent has
been, and herewith is, by reason OF the fails
ure of compliance of said company with the
agreement. by me revoked and declared null
and void, and that / will in all matters per-
tanning to said patent protect my rights a
sole owner thereof.
]. w. POWERS.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 26, 1896.
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VIII Meet Gen. Ord POST.

Past Junior Vice Department Commander
G. w. Mckay. of Fergus Falls. Mimi. will
be in ST. Paul Friday, and will be pleased
to meet the comrades of this city at the hall
Of Gen. Ord Post No. 20 on that evening.
An invitation has been extended to all COM
rades and their families: the Sons Of Vet
Grams, and the ladies of the G. A. R. and
w. R. C. to be present. The regular order
of business will be cut short and the doors
thrown open for the benefit of those who
desire to meet Mr. Mckay, who will enter
tain the assemblage with poems and reminis-
cences of the war. The members of Ord
post are expected to be on hand promptly
to welcome the guests.
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CONTRACT WORK - IMPROVING, ETC,
GRAND AVENUE. ONCE OF the Roard N
Public Works City of st. Paul, Mimi, Feb.
l8, 18s6-Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the corpo-
ration of the City of st. Paul Minnesota
at their Office In said city, until 2 D. m. ON
the 9TH day of March A. D. 1885, for improv.
ing and ornamenting Grand avenue between
Floral street and Lawton street in said city,
according to plans and specifications on fis
in the Office of said Board
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in
sum of at least twenty 600 per cent or
certified check on a bank of st. Paul in Z
sum of at least ten C0) per cent Of the grosi
amount bid must accompany each bid Sail
check shall be made payable to the Clerk Of
said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to rejeci
any and all bids.
Official: R. L. GORMAN
JOHN Z. MUELLER, President
Clerk Board Of Public Works
Feb. 20-March g.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-26
THE BUSY WORLD.

D. w. Woods, of Duluth, is guest at the
Ryan.
w. S. Weber, of sheboygan, Wis, is at the
Ryan.
F. E. Morse, of New York, is at the Metro
politan.
A. D. Stephens, of Crookston, is at the Mer-
chants.
Judge A. D. Thomas, of Fargo, is at the
Windsor.
F. Carter, of st. Joseph. Mo-, is at the Met
Topolitan.
Alex Courtney, of Milwaukee, is at the Met
Topoitan.
P J. Barry, of st. Cloud, is guest at the
Clarendon.
A. c. Wilkinson, of Crookston, is at the
Clarendon.
E. c. Carhart, of St. Cloud, is guest at
the Windsor.
j. o. Watterworth, of Duluth is stopping at
the Windsor.
G. H. Johns, of La Crosse, is registered at
The Clarendon.
w. L. Hollester of Austin, is registered at
the Merchants. r----
NJ. Rasmussen. of Grand Forks, is registered
at the Windsor.
NJ. w. Mcdonnell, of Winona, is guest at
the Merchants.
d. X. Varzhabedian, of Armenia, is at the
Ryan, registered from Washington, ID. G.
r. c. Munger, of Duluth passed through st.
Paul yesterday on his way to Erie and Pitts
burg.
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DOLLAR A HEAD.
March AppOrtiOnment From tn
State School Fund.

State School Fund.
1t is announced by the state depart
ment of public instruction that the
March apportionment of the state
school fund to the various districts
will be at the rate Of 81 even per
capita, on about 291, 900 pupils. AS is
perhaps generally known, the fund is
apportioned on the basis of the aver
age school attendance, so that ST. Paul
will get between $4,000 and $4,000,
Minneapolis a somewhat larger
amount, while the rest of the state
will be split UP in comparatively small
figures.
The figures by counties were not CIV
en- out yesterday with the announce
ment, as the figures are not quite COM
plete. The full figures by counties will
be given out as soon as the figures on
the average daily attendance of the
last year are received
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ALBANES VISIT.
Sale OF Seats for Her Performances
Begins Friday.

Albani seldom comes to America. for
she breads the sea, but when Abbey &,
Grau opened their first season of grand
opera in New York a few years since.
1t was to Albani that they turned as
the one star that would surely bring
them success in the new and expensive
enterprise, and regally did she fill their
expectations. Since then she has sung
before all the leading monarchs of
Europe. and not only is she the favor
lite singer of Queen Victoria. but she
has diamonds and other Jewels as SOU
venirs of her triumphs in every great
musical capital Of Europe The sale
ct seats opens at Howard, Farwell &
Co.'S on Friday morning, and the in
nufries already made point to a crowd
ed house here such as has greeted her
everywhere or this tour.