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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-27
The Afternoon Hearing.

When the hearing was continued af-
ter dinner Captain e. S. Dove Of the
board of finance, and captain of the
tugboat Hogan, was put on the stand
Captain Dove favored the construction
of a drawbridge. He was questioned
as to the height Of tugboat masts and
smokestacks.
Corporation Counsel Ely was obliged
to leave the hearing to attend a case
in the civil side of the superior courts
and in his absence Attorney G. S. More
house of the firm of Alling, Webb g.
Morehouse, counsel for the town of Or
ange and the Winchester Avenue Rail-
road company, looked out for the in-
terests of New Haven.
The next witness put on after Captain
Dove was Civil Engineer John e. Bud
dington He stated in the course OF
his testimony that a raised bridge
would cost about $4,000, a drawbridge
about $65, 900, and that lift bridge
would cost about as much as a draw.
Mr.. Buddington was cross-examined by
ex-Judge Pickett.
George B. Martin was the next witt
ness called. He opposed a drawbridge
ana Sdlu lIldI ue liOOShI LLdI d IdlSSu
bridge would answer all purposes. He
gave figures showing the lines and
height of his boats, and said that his
barges go through under the bridge all
right now.
Lucien Sanderson testified as to the
quantity of material which comes to
him annually He stated that his land
alone, without buildings, above the
bridge was worth $4,000, and that he in
tended to build a slip on his property
and dig a channel through the marsh
to his property, so that barges can go
up. He was cross-examined by Mr..
Morehouse, who asked him as to the
amount of tonnage which he receives.
He testified that he did a business OF
about 100000 per year, and that during
the busiest season, which lasted about
four months of the year, his business
required docking facilities for one hum
dred tons a day. He also stated that
his fertilizer business during 1895 and
1896 amounted to about three thousand
tons. He; thought that a drawbridge
was absolutely necessary.
Clarence NJ. Conklin, freight agent at
Belle dock, was next called. Mr.. San
derson leases a wharfage at Long
wharf, and Mr.. Conklin was asked what
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SPaIN,s IMPOVERTSHEDS STATE.
Cuban War is Costing the Nation 45,0OOs-
600 Pesetas n Month,

Berlin, Oct 26.-The Frankfort Zeit-
ung to-day published dispatch from
Madrid which quotes the Spanish min
lister of finance, Senior Puigcerver, as
saving that a fresh, large loan is neces-
sary, as the funds of Spain will be ex-
hausted in June, 1898. The Cuban war,
the finance minister is said to have
added, puts his country to a monthly
expense of 45,OOO,OOO pesetas and the
civil and military departments of Spain
are behind in their pay
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MRS, LUETGERT IS ALIVE.
Attorney Phalen Declares That the Evil
dence of the Fact is Positive.

Chicago, Oct. 26.-"Within the past
twenty-four hours we have received in
formation that may make another trial
of Luetgert unnecessary" said Attor-
ney Phalen to-day. II will not reveal
of my informant, nor the location of
the city in which he lives at present,
but 1t is within two hundred miles of
Chicago and the man is an ex-offlcial
of the place. He is positive-absolute-
ly positive-that he has seen Mrs. Luet-
gert within a few days. The infor-
nation, together with his identification,
is startling in it's directness.
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HEAVY SNO OWSTORM Ar DEM YER.
Telegraph and Telephone Wires Down and
Trains Delayed.

Denver, Colo, Oct ga heavy snow
storm ragged here last night and to-day.
Wires are generally down to the west
and south and railroad trains are much
delayed. In this city many telegraph,
telephone and electric light poles have
been broken down and shade trees
have been badly damaged Mayor Nc
Murray has ordered the electric light
plant closed down on account of the
danger from the broken and crossed
wires.
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MOODY CLAIM no BE PAID.
Selectmen Voted Last Night to Accept an
Offer to Settle for $1 900.


A regular meeting of the board of
selectmen was held last evening. Town
Counsel Goodhart reported on the claim
of Mary l. Moody for about $4,000
damages for the cutting down of the
grade on East Grand avenue. This
matter is one concerning which it was
feared there might be litigation. Mr..
Goodhart reported that he had been in
formed by Attorney E. G. Buckland,
counsel for Mrs. Moody, that the claim
ant would settle with the town for
$1,000. Mr.. Goodhart advised the Sc
lectmen to accept the offer and COM
promise on that sum.
The board accordingly passed the fol-
lowing vote:
Voted, That the sum of 81 900 be paid
to Mary L. Moody for damages by her
suffered by reason of the change of
grade on East Grand avenue and Sher-
land avenue, provided that the said
| Mary l.. Moody and her husband, l..
| w. Moody, shall execute a release on
all claims against the town of New
Haven by reason of the change of
| grade aforesaid"
| w. A. Hemingway sent in a commun-
| ication stating that a drain on Quin-
| nipiac street was causing water to flow
over on his property and asking that
the drain be removed. The matter was
| referred to the committee on roads and
bridges.
A petition was received, signed by M.
| A. Hughes and number of other
residents of East Ferry street, asking
| that the name of the street remain
unchanged.
| A petition from F. B. Buck requested
that the name of Prospect street in the
annex be changed to Lexington ave-
| nue..
A petition was received from E. r.
Burwell and E. L. Burwell and also
one signed by A. 3. Brown and Ed
ward w. Easter, asking that the name
of South street, which a short time ago
was charged by the selectmen to War
wick street, be changed again to Lemon
| street.
| C. H. Wardell of Westville sent a
! communication requesting that Nc
Kinley avenue be not opened up, as
requested in a petition received at the
| last meeting of the selectmen. Mr.
| Wardells ground of objection is that
the opening up of the street would
necessitate the taking of strip of his
| land
A communication was received from
S. L. Blakeslee & Sons and C. A. War
ner asking that the town assume own
ership and control of Pardee and Mill
streets in the annex. The communica-
tion stated that the gentlemen whose
names were signed to it had opened
up and improved Pardee and Mill
streets at their own expense some years
ago when there was not much neces-
sity of a public highway there. They
claim that now. however there is as
much public necessity for the two
streets as for other streets which the
town owns and keeps up.
| In executive session the board voted
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In Short Practice Game-It Was Beaten
by the Fres shman Eleven.


by the Freshman Eleven.
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 26-The Har-
ward freshman football team created a
sensation this afternoon by defeating
the Varsity in short practice game
by a score of to O. The majority Of
the Varsity team was of substitutes
but the ease with which the youngsters
pushed the veterans down the field was
surprising After securing the ball on
their opponents 35-yard line, the Var
sity was pushed back by short rushes
until the Is yard line was reached, and
here the line was torn apart and Ken
dali went through for touchdown.
Daily, the quarter back, kicked the
goal. The play ended here with the
freshmen jubilant and the Varsity
crestfallen.
A large number of coachers were on
the field, and the members OF the big
team received lots of criticism.
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CH!CIGO CIYIL SERVICE.
Four Hundred and Fifty Policemen Dis
charged for Political Reasons.

Chicago, Oct. 26.--Chief of Police
Ripley to-day issued an order discharg-
ing from the force four hundred and
t1irty-four policemen and appointing
in their places a like number of mem
bers of the star League" democratic
ex-poiicemen who had been discharged
under the previous administration.
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Cabinet Did Not Discuss the Situation.

Washington, Oct. 26.-The Spanish
Cuban question was not brought for
ward at the cabinet meeting to-day.
1t was stated that Minister Woodford
had not yet cabled the reply of Spain
and also that there was nothing new
in the situation.
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William H. Kennedy was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Owen
Daily, charged with completely with
Frank Clinton in robbing Fair Haven
clothes line Monday night,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08
@ntunft in Sort Gubabp,

@ntunft in Sort Gubabp.
iDnnen. Die rei9itsn @olOlaser iinb
am 8onansd Greet BON einem prolpetz
tor Namens 9eorse Gormad gema9t
iporben, aIIein bic ufer uller anberen
9G9e, bic ibre Wafer in ben Snbian
Riper unb gutpn ersisBen, Iinb in 10
bobem @rabe golbbaltig, baB ibre gez
arbeitung rei9en 9epinn peripri4t.
8ie itarf Der anbrans serabe na4
bieIer 9sgenb lit, erbelt aus Der
3unbe, bab an ber perlpiebenen Wais
ierlGufen an 1000 Claims abgeitedt
fino. Die 2lrbeiten tperoen unter
9lufbietung aIIer&rGfte betrieben, bsnn
in benz bpbsn Rorben 1T bic Sailon
nur ppn iebr tur5er 0uuer unb mebr
als mo anbers 1T bort 3eit 9elb. Bis
her galt elm Claim, Der 9olo i'm Wers
the BON 5 Gents auf eine pfanne &ies
eraab, als gut, benn bel bieiem 9olos
aehalt ftellte Ii9 Der Sa9esperoienit
auf $50 fir ben Mann, aber nudh ben
neueiten Na9ri9ten liefern bic 5eloer
am Bonanza unb gloorabp Greet ptel
rei9ere @rtrGge. gln 40 Claims an
bieIen Baden ba6sn 81 auf bic Pfanne
erqeben unb Elm getpiier Clarence
8errp bat iogar cine bur4i9nittli4e
9lusbeite BON $13 sehabt.
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q o lbp 4 ( DE.

ben Camps bas itarte 9eI4le9t nit
meiitens re9t raubbeini9en Geprdlenz
tanten iouperGn, bis in bteier Saiion,
bonn @olbburIt getrisben, iich aud cine
9ertreterin bes @pig @eibli6sn in
bas Weltirembe Dorado gemaAt uno
benz piloen Rei6 bes 9laberri4ets
Mammpn einen romantii4en 9lnitrI9
perlieben bat. Sieie glmaSpne, DciHe
ipie bas MGb9en aus Der 6remoe IN
benz 9onan5d Sbul erI9ien, rane
baB SSeman6 ibre Sertunft fannie, bat
ii9 ben ruuben umgebun9 pplitlnhig
ansupaTen Oeritanben. etnnie 9rlDss
- 10 nennt ii9 bic 9olbsrdberin :
fann gerabe ni4t als Elm llrbilo ipeibs
li6er S9Dnbeit gelten, alIein iie beiist
elm paar Iebr trGftige arme, nit
benen iie ibren Claim ielbit bear6:lttt,
unb an Courage, benieIben nit o'm
gtepplpep in Der 6auit gu bebarptsn,
feblt es ibr aud ni9t. 9tnfdn5l,9
tpnrbe iie BON ben @olbsrdbern init
fbeelen 9lusen unseieben, alein nit
ibrem ensrsiihen, babel aber freuaolis
den 9luftreten bat lie ii6 in tur5er ,Sttt
bic SreunbI9aft bes san5en Gamp elz
pOrben. lin ibre 9ertunft unb Str1
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gluspof6ens elmer pfanns Suub ans
eetpenbet; Iobalb aber Elm Claim abs
ssitedt uno eineetrdgen 1T, 9ei1lebt bic
8edrbsituns mittels bDl3erner9erinne,
beren Seriteaung feline geringe Wiiibe
unb 4rbeit psrurId9t. Die 9olbgrd>
Der miifen bic 8Gume ieIbit fallen unb
bic StGmme nit seip0bnli9en 9anbt
Idgen au 8rettern Don ben erfOroer=
liden 9imsnIionen serIdneiben. Der
aolbbaItige Sanb lieet iibrigens niht
an ben Oberfld6s, iOnbern IN init eli
ner 9iesI9i6t bebedt, bic nidt ielten
cine Md6tisteit BON 30 SUB erreidt,
uno bieIer @rbrei9 muB erit fortge>
Idufft tperbsn, ebe bas eigentli9e
@olbpaiben bespnnen perbeu tunu.
ST bieIe Grbi9idt bid. bunn seb0rt
oft bic arbsit einep eunaen SaiIon
baSu, Inn gu bem @oIbianb gelansen
su t6nnen, suipeilen lGBt ii9 berieIbe
absr aud i'm Dinter babur4 srrsi4sn,
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GGOB auf benz gennettfee

U y D uu UC III x " u | Z 9.
SSn iebem SbaI barf elm proipettor
einen beliebigen Claim, ber nod BON
Niemanbem beanIpru6t 1T, als iein
Gieentbum abitsden, bod pirb bic ies
peilig 5uperlGiiige @rOBe our9 cine
4bitimmuns aller 9olbgrGber ie na9
benz 9olOsebalt bes @rbrei9s feitges
feBt. 9ur9i4nittli9 bat ieber Claim
cine 9Gnge BON 500 SUB um WaTer
unb erftredt ii9 iiber bic gunSe 8reite
bes metit engen Sbales. Sut elm pro|
fpettor einen Claim abgeitedt, 10 lGbt
er oenfelben bon bem pRecorber," Der
BON bem ganaen Camp fir bieien
3ped ertpGblt 1T, auf Isinen 1amen
eintragen. 0amit lit iein @igens
tbumsre6t seIidert, benn bon elmer gez
proneten 8erDaltung tann BEL Der
groben @ntfernung BON benz Sib Der
8ebDrben, bic cine regelmGbige 9ers
binbung unmOgli9 ma9t, ni6t bic
Hebe iein. ueberbaupt perben ale
Streitigteiten in 8erfammlungen aQer
@olbgrGber bur6 9tbltimmung ge=
f9lid1tet uno gesen bieie Gnti9eibunz
gen gibt es teine 8erufung.
9ebufs Grmittelung bes 8olbges
bults pirb bic primitips Metbobe bes
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NfasRa's Gofofefoer.

Sepn i'm boben Rorben, in ben uns
tpirtbli9en ginOben bes eiiigen Glasta
liest bas neue 2anb Der 8erbelbung,
bsm bic 9olbIu9er in beaen Saufsn
suitr0nlsn. glur mad lleberipinbung
unadbliger S9pierigteiten iinb bic
9OlbfslOer am guton gu errei9en nno
ole 2ebensbsbiirfnife miihen iiber
i9per eptlimmenbe 9ebirse, in bensn
eiIige S9nseitiirme unb pilbe Berg
pGFsr bas Sorttommen uuberorbents
lid eri6peren, transportirt tperben,
allein bas gleibenoe 9olo pirtt am
Gnbe bes fernen 3ieles ben tiibnen
MGnnern, ipel9e an bieien Sinbernlis
fen erfolgreid gu troben permOsen.
Die 9unbe BON ben reihen Sunoen am
gufon unb Ietnen 0ebenfliiFen bat elm
intenIibes 9olbfisber berporgerufen
unb in bieier Suiion finb bis leBt
fbon an 5000 Wdnner oortbin duTges
brp9en, in Der Soffnung, bort in tur%
Ssr 3eit srObe SddBe iammeln gu
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9runbs iiber. Die 'llrfaden biei,s
Sautcatarrbes iDnnen manni9falttg
feir. @Ghrenb ii9 bel pielen @taenls
tranten teinsrlei anbsre @Itrantungtn
na9psiIen laFsn, ionbern jebsr lsi9le
Reia, Der bic perlpei9lidte 9aut triift.
eineSle9te berpprruft, 1T es bod it9er.
bab i9pGdsnoe, auf bic 9eidmmteons
ftifutipn einpirtenbe Momente bic
@eranlasung gum Gt3em. pie iiber<
baupt gu Gatarrben erbOhen. 9terber
geboren: 9lei9iu1t, englii9e &rants
belt unb bic Strofulpie.
Die Drtlide 8ebanolung bes Saut>
tatarrbes bat cine breifahe 9lufsabe gu
I0Ien. Wir baben erItens bic ben traHz
fen Stellen aufIiesenben &ruiten unp
S9uppen abaulDIen; atpeitens porbqns
bene nGIIenbe Stellen oerlleberbdutun9
suriidsebIiebsne @erbidung unb Hos
flung Der Saut gum S6pinben gu
brinoen. 0as Grlte erreid)t man bur9
Sele unb Settle. Die nGfenoen Steuen
beilt man bur9 bic Sebruide Sta49z
lonial6e ab. SIT bem RGifen Der Sle4te
elm @nbe bereitet, 10 gilt es, bic dus9es
sei6nete @irtung bes Sbeers, Der entz
ipeber rein ober in IpirituDier Goiuna
aufgepinielt uber in Salbenform Sur
9lnipenbung gebru9t rpirb, CUR 8eieiz
tiguna bes britten, iquamoIen Sta
biums bienItbar gu MAIDEN.
glber ipi6tiger als bic locale Shez
rapie bleibt bod bic Stdrtund bes Iaz
aemeinbefinbens. Was in ben lebte1
Sabren peridumt purbe, mub ieBt
na6aebplt perben. Denn t0nnen aud
bur6 bic genannten Mittel bic bts6er
aebilOsten Suutdffectionen beieitigt
peroen, 10 perbinbert elm ReuentIteben
anberer Suutit0runaen bGufis bic Be
ieiti1ung bes @runbiibels. User einen
reinen Ssint baben mill. mub por dls
lem einen geiunben, trGftiSen &Orpsl
baben."
.Hp9 cine Srage, Serr Doctor. Bi'
Iollen berangepa6iene uno Gltere 9Ser'
Ionen, bic ni9t BON pornberein gu einel
entIpre9enben @eii9tspflege peranlabj
ipOrben Iinb. ii4 in 9e5ug auf BIT
Sautbbgiene perbalten9"
nOie 9erGnberung i'm getpobntsr
@erfabren mub sur tparmen Sabres'
5ett beginnen! Mun pGI9t 5unGdf
friib Morgens oas 9eii9t nit ge'
ip0bnli9em 2eitungspafer, bus banr
eine Semperatur BON 16 - Is 9rat
GelIius gu buben pfleat, uao reibt oi
Sdut nit mdbieem Radbrud ab. 8oi
Wofe gu Wpde IeBt man bic Baier
temperatur nm einen 8rab berub, BIZ
man cine folbe BON nur IL - l.
@rab erbalten bat. Sc fiibler bai
Wafer, nm 10 snergiIaer uno dnoau
ernber tpiro bas 9eii9tsfrottiren. Gm
pfinolife PerIonen tOnnen i'm gln
fange eine@inreibung nit irgenb einen
milben SpiletteneiIi9 ober coldcrean
folgen laiIen. Ra4 ieber itdrterl
TRANSPORTATION iollen, iofpeit es ungGn
gig, bicIe Wui9uneen fpieoerbolt Uni
70 elmer 8erItopfung Der SaIsOriifaI
Der Saut borsebeust tperoen. Rabt be
Winter beran, 10 tptro nit Dem einfa
den Sortsebruu6 bes WuHerleitungs
pafers I9on aIImdblt4 bic entipre
deno ntebere Semperatur errei9t I'M
breimaG bes Suges benubt perber
9lu9 bier tonnen Gmpfinblihe 81
pbsngenannten Silsmittel benuber
Wer bic einflukreiten Salgbriiien Der
itopft. mub bel dnoauernber gnpe /
buna aud ben beIten SENT ruiniren
hafeIbe gilt BON ben Sdminten, bic 81
Sur9liiftung Der Suut perbinoern. /"
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ibren peflihsn Sdpefern. Ste tn
i'm @aHssn nod rnentpidslt au mems
men; Tie bat nod ipenis Sretbeit eenoi>
fen unO b.fbt aud fpObl sessnipdrtts
nod feinen redten Sim fir bic 5rsiz
belt; bas Saus umidlisbt ibn 2eben.
sSsn Der @infu9beit ibrer 9efiible unb
in Der 8eI9sibenbeit ibrer @ini4e bat
iie nod piel bonn Haturtiube an ii9,
aber es pObnt cine GENTLE gsiitise Be
ipe9li6tsit in ibr, bic iie piellei9t .etn>
NAL auf cine bObere Stufe fubren
ipirb.
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-3ufpGt. Sin 8iirsermeiiter
Ienbet elm S6reiben an ous 8e5irtss
amt. Der 8eSiptsumtmann Dffnet
basIelte unb pirft es, unlpilIig iiber
Die unleIerli9e Sanbi9rift, gu ben
often. = Rd9 @erlauf BON bier Woz
den mub bic 9lnselegenbeit erIeoigt
iperben uno Der 8esirtsamtmann
frhidt, ha rs Inn hnr6dus nif,t aez
linot, bic SanbI6rift sur Sertiguns
elmer beutli9ersu 9Ibi4rift an ben
Surgermetter 5urild. &a9s oarauf
lGuft BON bieIem foIgenoe glntiport
elm: Dem geSirtsamt Suriid, inbem
bas S6riftftid bGlber bdtte Surids
aeIaubt perben Iollsn, ba man es ieBt
IelbIt nt9t msbr Isisn lam. So9s
a6tungspoG Sdpummerl, giirsen.
meiitsr."
-&tnbli6. 9lsin @lS9en bort
aufG[ia, ibre @ltsrn bGtteu ii4 i'm
8aoe tennen gelernt. 9tm ielben Gage
fpmmt Elm 8rautpudr au 9eiu9. @Isz
den Iteut ii9 Dor baHelbe bin uno
fraat: .Sabt Sbr Sud du9 in Der
ga6eipanne tennen gelernt9"
Sm pu.b bureau. San3.
lift: rglugen bldu, &inn runb, 9sii9t
lGnalid, Sadrs i9DarS = haben sic
beIonbere &snnsei6en9" 5rdulein
(s0ssrnN: pSu, sin 9ebrOaeHss
SerS."
glbipebr. 8ater (8eoi6te
ieines Sobnes leieub): ~Bo Ou bas
3eua nur berbaitg" Sobn: rSbo, i'd
bin aeburner 0i9ter!" Batter: pa
mub i6 bitten! S4iebt Der ben llns
linn adr fetnsn GItern in bic S9ub'!"
SIM ReItaurant. 9dit !:
Die Suppe 1T ia talt. &elIner!"
aeaner: vslber iG babe mir bod ios
eben nod ben gan5en 9aumen barin
perbriibt!"
Ratiirli9. - r0arf man
SSbnen pirtIidh CUR @erlobung grus
fulirsn, Ssrr 9ieutsnant2" = .4eb,
meiner Sruut. bitts!"
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bab S9G9te bur9 bic sefrorene Groe
eetrieben perben. Sn gnbetra9t Der
groBsn Gnifsrnung BON ben Rieoerlai'
funeen unb Der hebeutenoen Shptes
rieteiten bes Sransports finb bic
preiie aller aebensbebiirfniTe rieiia
bod. Die Tpdnspprttoiten BON Der
&iife bis gu ben Camps itelen ii4 biz
auf 80 Gents per Pfuno uno 10 tarln
es nibt Wunber nebmen, bab elm
pfunb &artoffeln nit 81 besablt pirb
unb Sped 85 Gts. pro pfunb foitet;
anbere 2ebensmittel entiteben entiprez
henb i'm prsiie. DAB uEter bieien
umItGnben fi1 bic 8earbeitung tetnss
Claim lpbnt, Der niht minoeitens $40
fir jeben Munn abtpirft, lie9t pobl
auf Der Sanb, umiomebp dls Der tir5e
Sommer nur cine isbr bel1rdntte
SbGtigteit erlaubt.
9ieIe @erbGItniiTe ertlGren es aud.
bab Elm @olpgrdber, Der in ben Camps
am 8onuu5u grfolg gu baben ertpaps
tet, iber nibt unbebeutenoe Utittel
perfiiqen mub. Sie ReiIe aus ben
Staaten nd9 ben @olofelbern i'm boa
ben Rorben unb bic 8eI1uffung Der
erfprberli9en 4usriiitung MAIDEN sr.
bebIi6e glusgaben nptbtpenoig unb bet
ben 9lusF6t, ungliidli6erpeiie cine
aanse SaiIon obne oiretten 9epinn
arbeiten gu miifen, mub Der Proipecs
tor minbeitens 70 lange aus Der e;9e'
men SaI9e lebsn tOnnen. Srosoem
finbet ii6 aeiner bereit, i'm Oienite
.ines 2lnberen gegsn einen beitimmten
Saselpbn gu urbeiten.
lin bic erobsn Strapdsen Der 9ea
fabpbollen ReiIe mad ben Solofeloern
am fernen guton iiberpinben uno bic
i9pere @rbeit in ben Campo ielbIt er<
traae1 gu tOnnen, 1T cine trGftige yfas
tur etforberli6, bic bon Der perlpei9s
li6enben GipiliIation nicht angetrGnz
felt lit. 8isbsp berridte benn audi in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08

-8ernuHftebe.-v mas, Der
&arI bat feline 9uusbGlterin sebeiruz
tibet, natiirli9 MesuIIiance9" : rSm
@esentbeiI, iie bat ia ieiH 9eIo sss
bdbt!"
8erf9nappt. Baton: 30,
nieine einsige Glie!" - Shduipieles
rim: .Ra, nu, Serr Baron, einSise2"
- Baron: r@Iie bat pirtlif nod
feline sebeiben!"
= 8erufsfDruug. Giuer
bonn StammtiI9: IRA, trinteu sic
bod nod sinsu, Serr 8nieti9te, es 1T
ia beute 4benb 10 semiithiib bier"
Ssrr Rentier 9nietI9te: .g1ee, bet
iebt mid, meine Serren! @snn Id gu
bille brinte, benn bibbern mir morien
friib be SGnbe unb benn tann id tssne
Coupons abi6neiben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08

-au! 8eidGftigunssIoIer Re
porter: ,0pnusrpetter, tpenn i'd jebt
elm Mittel hattie, bic san3e preHe in
@dbrung gu psrieBen." 9etannter:
-Sd ntbmen Sic bod einfu9 etpas
Prebbefe."
8erubigenb. ar5t (eine
3ei6e unteriu6enb): rDrei Dunben!
Sie srIte 1T t6btlih; aber bic bsibeR
Gnbtr'n iinb gIiidli4erlpeiis ni4t bon
8ebsutuns!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08

Die cine, bic i9 bir bef9rieb,
Die Iiebit bu oft, iie beiBt bic n2ieb'"
Die anb're, bic ii9 biret bon S9eu,
Die iiebit ou ielten, lie beibt ySreu'". !.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08

oanaenbeit tiimmern ii9 bic @ologrdz
Der nitbt, uno bas aus lei6t 6s5reifs
Iiden 9riinoen, lit bod unter linen
Ran9er, Der auf neusierige 5Sagen
nad ieinem friibereu 2eben nur nit
benz gtepplper antiporten iuiirbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08
Sas Sf)mefternpaar.

gpn Z. Sdbr.
Sd fenn' Elm bolbss S9pefternpuar.
Die eine, bic bat i9par5ss Saar,
SIN Seraen 2uitr i'm 9luge SIuth,
Sic 1T elm iunges, frii4es SIut.
Die anb're. bic bat blonbes Suar,
Sin blauss 9luse, ben unb tIar,
SIT ernIt unb rubig, ipri6t ni4t piel.
SGlt unpsrpunbt i'm Ius' ibr 3iel.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-02-11
'UNCONFIRMED
NOMINATIONS.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 6-The
News Washington special
says: Almost 900 nominations
of President Cleveland forpost
masters in various states of the
union are pending undecided
in executive session of the Sc
nate or in committee. The re
publican senators, without the
least reserve. declared their
purpose to have as many OF
these nominations as possible
Enacted upon SO Mckinley
may have a chance of putting
in republicans. The gold dem
ocrats are much displeased
with this programme on the
part of their late allies.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-02-11
WHAT WEYLER SAYS.

Havana. Feb. During
the course of the recent re-
marks of Captain General Wey
Ter at Villa Clara, the Spanish
commander said that he expect
ed to put an end to the revolu
ton in the province OF Santa
Clara in the near future. He
said that the Cuban revolution
was not being conducted as a
war, that it was really only an
organization OF bandits on a
large scale. He explained his
reasons for not authorizing the
grinding of sugar cane, stating
that it was not in accordance
with his plan Of campaign and
besides the sugar crop only
gave assistance to the insur
gents. The government had
promised to establish reforms,
but the establishment of re
forms. would depend upon the
triumph OF Spanish arms.