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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
Gpifou's n~eueftes Gifenperf.

Der Electrical engineer" bot ben
sriisn uutbentHdsn 8sridt ibsr gbiion's
sriolsreide 8eriude sur 9spinnune bon
siien aus minberpertbieen @rsen mittslit
zines neuen elef!riihen 8erfabrens Der,
bffsntli6t. Ser grfinbet bat Die @rpe.
rimente felt fs48 Sabren auf Der alien
Oeben giiensrube bel Doper. g.. S.. se'
mu6t, poisIbt er Jest cine giienbitts
srribtet bat, bic nad pieIen 8eriuden
i'm Stanoe 1T. idsll6 1000 bis 1900
Ionnen faft demiid reinen @ifens bsssu'
itelsn. Das sur 8erarbeitune esIana.
snbe sra sntbdlt ourdfdnittIid ettpa %
pro,sut Glen unb iisbt ipie cine isbr
minbstnertbise Nualitdt erauen Sanb'
ITEMS aus. Sr gbiion b~sbauptst, bab
auf benz 4real in ndbfter umsebuns fei.
ner Quite minoetenS 200 Miuionen
Ionuen iolden @rses su finben ieisn,
aus oenen so Wialonen Sonnsn @,fen
ssponnsn iperben fDnnten. Das Grs
werbe in mdbtieen Stumpfpsrten su
BUILDER ssrriebsn. pel6eS baun an far.
fen Electromagnetic potibersefibrt pirb.
bic oas glien nad elmer Settle siebsn,
pdbreno oas nidt metaQii6e puIperiiris
8elein auf Der anoeren Selte bur1 bic
eieene Sdwsre berabfdat, Der sanse
prOssB BON benz ausenblid Der 5pren8.
une ..um Dirt" bis Der ausssi6iebsns
@iisnitaub sum 8srianbt in ihidIiHe
5tude Beprebt piro, poa5iebt iit faii
suns auf uutomutiidsm Dese. 10 oub bic
3abI Der benolbieten Irbeiter cine iebr
eerlnee 1T
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
glm /. December wiro bic Gommi6io,

am /. December tpiro bic GommiEion
fur spii6enitaatliden Sanbslsperfebr
ben @,isnbabn. @eieaidaftsn. ipsIds INN
8srldnseruns Der Srift sriu@t baben,
mnerbalb oeren ibre idmmtliden Gars
nad 8oridrift bes @eisses bon 1893
nit automattiden 8oppslUorri9tunsen
unb 2uftbremfen aus~8eitattet iein milf,
fen. auoisns sur 8esrdnouns ibres &C.
iudes ertbeilen: sleidseitis aber aud
ALE Disienieen anbbren, tpel4e Der
5riiuerldneeruns Opponiren. Denn
bic @ommifion ben 5oroeruneen Der
6HsntIiden Weinuns seredt psrben Mil.
pirb iie BEL Der 9sleesnbeit ben 8abn.
Ieutsn flar MAIDEN, Oab isnem @eiebe
obne tpeiisrsn 8ersus ssbOrdt psroen
muB. 9enn eribretli6 1T bic Sabl Der
Giienbubn. aneeteaten, bic bel Der ieBi,
gen Wueentoppeluns aIidbrlid bas
2eben uerlieren. Sic iberitsiet bic 8abl
Der @~efaasnen in einem tleinen 8riess.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
SlutSurfftaer Wcrebube.

Sobn McSntoEb tbbtets Donnerfas
Ru9mittas in 2osensport. Snb., Srani
Bottmcper uno perpunoete Wla unb 50.
unb 2ouiie Bottmeper. Srant Bottms.
per lit elm S6anttpirtb unb mari Ncs
SntOib aus ieiner WIrtbi4aft, neil biss
fer betrunfen mar. MeSntoib f6por
Rade unb febrte nit elmer DoppslHin mi
suriid. bic NIT S6rot selaoen mar. gr
iaste spei 2aounssn in Sranf's 8ruft,
luo bic 5!inte tpieoer unb idob Diq in
ben redten uno 50. in ben linfsn 4rm.
Damn Tub er bic SIinte auf's Rsue unb
idoB 2ouiie in ben Ridsn. 9ie 8er'
~punbeten ipsrben am 2eben srbalten
perben. Wia '9ottmeper f6ob ben
WOrceeieaen WcSntoib nit einem Rs.
polper in ben nnterleib. aber bic 9usel
slitt an einem 8noben ab. WcSntoit
purbe mad Desperation @ioerhanbs bon
Der 9olissi psrbaftst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
9rieasfhife fur Spanien

: Das 2Onoonsr 8Iatt ..gbrOnieIs''
.,Wir baben srfabren, bab bic
ipanlihe Reelerune in Der Isbtsn Wote
@ontructs abseidlOiisn bat nit sinem bes
oeutenben Sdlffsbausr fir ben 8sriauf
Ginger 8reuSsr. pelde bic Sirma fur
cine anosre Hssieruns baut unb bic bel.
nabe poaencet limo. Dieie 8rsuser fol.
len nit neutrality-suspicious. auseeriltei
iperoen. Als bic finanstsle Srage pom
BEN Sbifsbauer eeitsut tpuros. erpi.
oerte Der ipaniide Warinsmlnilter, No.
miral Sermeio. buB I'M Sale zines 9riss
ssS bic ipantf6e 8egterune iit nit
Si4erbeit auf cine a~rtessanlslbe i'm els
senen 2anoe psrlufsu Tonne"
@ie Der Correspondent bes Stan,
raro" in Waorlo ieinem 9latte meIbet,
bat iib bic 8unt pom Spanien berelt er.
tldrt, benz eubanliden S6nbs 80 Mil.
llonen Yeietas un6 benz Der 8bilipplnen
80 Wllionsn untsr 8arantie pes Ipani.
l4sn S6ases porsuitreden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

mach dem Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla
sind erfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
Medizin. Seine grOssen Kuren in wahrhafter,
uberzeugender Sprache Won dankbaren MAN.
nern und Frauen aufgezeiehnet, bilden seine
wirksamste Annonce. VIele Won diesen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic haben das vertrauen der
Leutei gewonnen; haben Hood $ Sarsaparilla
den grdssten Verkauf in der Welt gegeben, und
haben fir seine Herbereitung das gr3sste Labo-
ratorium auf der Welt n6thig gemacht.
Hoods Sarsaparilla list durch seine Kuren,
welche es hervorgebracht hat, bekannt, Kuren
der scrofeln, Flechten und Hautkrankheit Kuren
Won Rheumatismus, Neuralgia und sehwachen
Nerven, Kuren Won Magenschwache, Leber-
beschwerden, Katarrh-Kuren welche beweisen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

nm bic Sriide zines gi's ,u erten.
men, obne es su serbreden. baltic man ss
Dor Elm fairies 2idt unb fsbe brett bur&
be S6ale. Wenn Der Dotter runb ers
i4eint une 6a8 tpeiBe fIar ia, 70 1T Go
tpabrideinli6 frif6. Wan fam 60 aud
IN WaHer leeen penn bas 81 sIei&
Unfit uno unten bIeibt, 70 1T es in aIer
Wabrfdeinli4teit friid. ftebt ss iebo&
uuf benz @nbe. 70 ii es frasIiG unb
tpenn f8le4t, pirb eS i4pimmen. Sic
S6ale zines frii6en gi's iisbt tribe aus.
tpdbrsnS bic zines alien aldnst.-Srau
81. &orer i'm Houember Ladies Home
Journal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
Mebr Hrtiaerie nerfanat.

Die Rstp gorfer SanbsIsfammer BAT
cine 8eiolutiOn ansenOmmen. tporin iis
ben Prdiibenten Der Der. Staaien uno
ben @onsreB brinssno eriu6t. sum
Sdube oes @ieentbums Der Staot Stem
Dotf uno anoerer Seefiftentdote bic
9unbes' Irtiaerie su %perftdrten. ba i'm
Sale zines 8rieses NIT ausrpdrtisen Nas
tlUnen bic iebise Stdrte Der glrtiQeris
uidt binrei6enb fem tptirbs. um isns
Stdcte seesn 3ertOruns unb aufsrlss,
un8 bon 8riees.@ Ontributionsn su f6d.
sen. SO beiBt in ben 8eiOlutionen, bas
ITO Seefdten.8 atterien eins numeriiGs
8erftdrfuns bon uneefdbr 1000 4riil.
leriiten abfolut e~rfprbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

Sraueu auberer 2dnber gang bifinften
lupus berboraubrinaen. Gs 1T beinabe
su ettpaS 4atdelidem eetporoen. bab
4beliee unb Berionen aus fDnieli6sm
@ebItt ben Ocean ~treu3en, um cine ame'
ritanifde Sdsnbeit su fuden, benn bic
Der. Staaten finb bcfdr in Der sanaen
Belt bertbmt. Die omeritaniihe
Shbnbeit 1T elm bieiem 2anbe eieenes
Brobuft. Sic Bat iebo6 einen sroben
Seinb unb ni1t nur iie. iOnbern aud bic
@efunbbsit. Dieter Seinb sebbrt aum
8lima unb @runb unb 8oben Der Ser.
Staten. DsrieIbe beiBt &aturrb. 8ei'
nabe ieoe Sran leibet msbr ober tpenieer
baran. liner 2Iima madt es beinabe
unbermeibIid. IS III bieS Der einsi9e
natirlide Seinb Der amerifanii6sn
frau. Die Der. Staaten iinb ni6t u
bic Seimatb bss 8atarrts. %ionoern aud
bic Seimatb bes Jest ipeltberdbmten
8atarrb > SeilmitteIs 9e.ru'na. Oie
mebieinifde 8ifsnidaft Bat enbli& Elm
Seilmittel erfunben fur bieie beinabe
ulsemeine 8ranfbeit.
Or. Sartman. Der grFnber bon BE-
ru'na, bat Elm neues Bud iber &rcni.
iben 2atartb, tpel6eS er fur furse 3eit
an irsenb sine Abrsfe fotenfrei beri6is
den tpiro. Ibrsfirt: .1be Be'ru.na
Drug Manufacturing Gompunp', Cos
lumbus, Obio.
Sraet guren Npotbefer fur einenfreier
pesru'na Ilmanac fur 1898.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
8nhner Spruna.

Diaiam WOrun. 40 Sabre alt, une
fem Nefe Sobn Woran, l6 Sabre alt,
nur6en ON Donnertag in Wehfelb, 81.
D.. mseen @inbruds in @dterpasen ,u
3u6tbaustrafen perurtbeilt uno Son.
itabler 0riee ma bsorbert, bic @efan.
senen mad Buffalo uno ms @rie COUNTY
Su6tbaus ~ br,nsen. als Der SdneQ.
aug Der Safe Shore 8abn nabe 2atepiep
ansetommen mar, ipransen 8sioe pl6b.
lid Sur Gars3bdre binaus unb BON
9u8e berunter unb roaten sinen iteilen
Damn binab. Gin Sarmer fab bic bel.
ben an ben Sanoen suiammsnssieEelteu
8erbre6er benz Daloe su Iaufen unt
iebte eilisit bic @ountp' BOli,si bapon in
aenntnlB; furs oarauf paren fie tpieber
eineefansen. 8einer bon 8sioen mar
perlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
6ampf nit Matteu.

8obert Grodsr. elm untpeit Dor
Sbaron. 3d.. anfdHiser Sarmer, iperrt'
einen Ra~ttsnfdnser in feline @etreioefum'
mer in Der grpartune, Der Dumb pirbe
bic puar Sunoert Staten, bic ibm oas
8etteioe aufreiien, fansen uno t6bten,
Der Sunb aber sriff bic 8atten nidt an,
Darauf beeab fi6 Sroder. betpaffnet mil
einem idperen &ndttel. ielbit in bic
8ammer. UNI bic ~sefrdbissn Gbiers toot'
sui9laeen. 8aum bate er aber unee'
fabr Elm Dubenb set6btet. aIs bic Ruiten
lbn anerifen, bic 8eine binauf Iiefen
unb ibn on mebr als bunbert SteIer
bihen. ST periudte aus Der aammer 3u
enttommen, aber sr bate bic Tbdr.
pelde Elm S%prinsfeber. SdIob bate.
binter iid sefdIofsn. unb fonnte iie BON
,nnen nidt 6Tnsn. Spdter puros Ell
bepuBtlos sefuuoen. Sein @sii4t maj
beinube balb abeefrefeR unb Cd 1T iebr
jp%eifeIbaft. Oh er am 2eben erbalten
perben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
9efpanntes 0erhdltnie ;pifden
Eranfretd, unb G~nalaue.

Die Situation in 9frifa unb bas bcrs
tiee 8erbdltnib stpifden Sranfrei6 unb
England 1T ourd bic semelbete balbamt.
lide @rfIdruns ieitens Sranireid unb bic
oarauf erfolete Inttport bes britii6sn
8olOniaIumts peientIid %seipannter ss.
iporben. Die Sddrfe Der beiben 8unbs
sebune oeutet barauf bin, bab beioe
Gbeile i'm 8ssrif tsbsn. ibre @eoulb su
OerIieren. SebenfaIs 1T sS amGiant, su
beobadten, tpie bic @~nsldnoer, bic motto.
rifdften 2anosrabi9er Der Delt, Sranf.
reid perbummen, neil biefss cine sleiHe
politif perfolst. 5rantrsi6 III aber
duseni&sinIi6 enti&lORen. ni&t surid'
,upei1sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
S@rsdi6e 8ataffrppbe auf Der
Gbefapeafe S Sbio Gifen.
babn.,

Der gbeiapeafe & Dbic @rpres,us,
tueI6er Der IS. S. 8.".8us bon Sin.
cinnati mad Waibinston 9snannt tpirb,
enteleifte nabe Olb Sbaopeq, finf
Neilen 5ili6 BON Charlottesville, 3d.,
Donnerftue Nadmittae um l rlbr 25
Min. unb bier Bsripnsn ipurben setbbtet,
iisbssbn berIebt. Die 2OeOmotipe emit.
eleiite an elmer fharfen @urpe uno ipurbe
sesen einen felfisen SIseI sef6ltubert.
Aue @asen nit Nusnubms bss Gpeies
unb bes 8idmonber Sdlnfpaseons ent.
s~leiften. 3pei @asen itdrsten enttpsss
sinen iteilen Damn binunter unb elmer
oapon in ben 8ipanna SIuB. melder an
oieiem 8lube oibt an @eleife 1T Der
Gags, Pahapiertpaeson uno bic @rprebs
cars tpurben itdrf seiirtimmert. Nls bic
2ofomptibe aus ben Shienen iprane unb
umtiirste, tpurbe Der 2otomOiipfibrer
Duts BON ieinem BOften untsr bic Solo,
motipe seidleuoert. ibredlid serqueiiti
uno burd enttr6menben Dampf per'
bribt. .@r puroe burd ieinen Seiser
uno ben @~pnbufteur gerettet. Sobalb
es ben unperIsbten 8ahasieren uno 8us
b~ebienheten m6slib mar, tpurbe bic
&ettunssarbeit beeonnen. Na6ri6t bon
Dem nnsldd ipuros mad Charlottesville
seianbi uno elm 3ue nit aersten unb Ell.
ner Silfsmanniaaft our StsIe ipebirt.
Der 2eihnum zines furbisen Portiers
Ramens Senrp Burnett rpuree sulebt ge.
bergen. er NOR i'm @epddwassn unb
furhtbur bel itimmeIt. Sin SUB unp
Elm 9bsiI bonn 8Opfs bes llneIidIi6sn
tpurpe sae,i I unter ben Trlmmern sefun'
ben, fem S6rper mar budfdbIib ser,
ltldelt. ginem Wanne Namens S5elir
Wareno tparen beioe 8eine absei6nlten,
sr itarb i'm Soipital Su charlottesville.
Spdt am Nbenb purbe berihiet, bab
Der nnfalI bur6 ben 8ru6 elmer 9ldis
Der pO,bsrsn &doer beE 2OfOmOtics per
porben iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
aampf .tpifaen stuhsutsn.

gn beri6ieOensn Drten bes 2anbes
boben aus InIab Der 3dmpfe i'm 5fers
rei6lf4en ReidStutbs 3uiammenh5be
stpii6en beutiden uno tfde&if&en Stu.
ben tattsefunben. SIN @ras ipurben 6,
IN Drag 90 beutide S%tuosnten perfume
bet. oarunter mebrere i4psr. glu& aus
Briinn tperben dbnlide 9uiammenf5Be.
bel osnen itpers 8erpunbunssn portas
men, 8emelbet. SIN ben eenannten
Staotsn tpurbsn sablrei4e 8erbuftunssn
poreenpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
@pub. 6afinas bat ben LIZ. Nnn

@oub. Saitinss bat ben l5. 0opem.
Der, einen Montas. aIs 9e~nniplpania.
Gag auf BEN SbIadtfeIb bon @bidamas
qua. auseiebt. IN tpeldem Gage Der.
itieesne Oentmalsr sur grinneruns an
bic beIbenmiibise Ibeilnabme %unierer
Eruppsn an iener bsnfplrbisen S9Ia6t
entbtiat tpsroen foaen. Die 8eteraneu
iperbsn binsu fret 5abrt erbalien, inbem
unfere @eieb8sber lebten @inter baflr
seiorst baben. baB ben @iisnbabnen bus
@elb aus Der Staatstufie bssoblt psrosn
lou. Die 6eier bate berelis i'm Iebten
Nonat ~itattinoen ioaen. bod fab man
iia senotbist. aneeiidts Der berrftenoen
9elbfeberieude ben 4usfIug mad Gen,
nsRss auf cine ipdtere 3eit su psri&is.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
amerifanifAe S66nbett.
MmeritaniiHe

4merifaniiHe
SrauenI befben
cine Grt S96n.
belt, bic ibnen eis
gen lit. 0as 8li.
ma. bic 2ebens'
ipeiis unb bic se'
feafdaftIideng i'
aenbsiten buben
fib b%erbunben.
INN einen bon ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
Hoods
Sarsa

ist die beste in der That die einzige wahre
blutreinigende Medium. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods Pillen k IsIcbt IN Le he b%s 3.
wirksam. 25 cents. Bel allen Droguisten.
Administrators sNa6ri6t.- SintnlaFtnl@aft
pss psrf. 9briitian Spaibtlt lsBibin BON
Scranton, 9adapanna County, pa.
Sn Der cbissu Siuttrlafsnf&aft III bn Tin.
ttfamsntarii6s 8oGmadt ~btpiaist
uno ale psrfOnsu, bic Gorbtrunstn &C.
gen bisltlts babsn, tpsrpsn fOI9s jur 8tsabluus
+; unb tptr b~srislbfn f6ulbft, pirb ;ur
3abluns frsunpli&f aufasforbfrt.
@trifina Spatbelf, &bmiHiiraturtn.
D. y. Tartriees Npppfat Der 5iutfrlaftHfhaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11
6rp6er Derbientf

B Ct uns feline aborefe einienoet, Dem ienotu
per Bot 9tuaue ausiunft hbtt elm gang
ususS @siddft. iuomit irasno cine psrfon mduu.
ooer wsibIiden 8eidledts auf ebriidt
@eiie uuo obne erobe &isIaseu uno Mibe iber
100 Dollars per Monat psrbisnen fam. obut
8siien uuo RsoOsIu. Ssin aeentid 1fts. Gum.
bug. iouoeru Elm sbrIid,s 9si&dft aortHire
JOHN HOUSE A CO., Canton. Lewis Co., He.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-11

sa- Das ,WodenbIatt" entb6It ale
Ra1ri4ten unb fOitet u $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

objections to the umpirsfs sruliues In the
first inning. he was remoyed from the game
and Bresnehan substituted. The kick came
ever play at second base and the decis-
ion could not be reversed land it seemed
foolish to conti0he thSS protest. Roger
pitched good ball after the second inning.
many OF the Pirates hits being of the lucky
order. going to the infield on short or long
bounds and out S1f the Reach of the op-
posing players. TannehilI was the first
twirler on the rubber foSrthe Pirates and
seemed to be dong welH has left handlers
usually do, but he was removed in the fifth
inning and Hughey substituted. The latter
did well. holding, she Senators down to Ave
hits for the remainder of the game. but one
into the bleachers by Tommy Tucker
The Pirates tore OFF three runs in the first
inning. DonoVars reached first on fuckers
e error OF DeMonts assist. Padden went to
nrst on bails and Smithfs sacrifice moved
Inc runners up a base eacb. Davis, Elm Ole
scored Donovan and Padden. while the
former stole second and scored on E,,v,s
single to right center '
In the second thew scorad ~,
Iannehills single to left a sacrifce W,
donovan showing him to second from
Mhere he scored on Padden's single tn left
-, Is Two runs came in the seventh
"hsn aIter TWO men had reached first
ana second, Sugden soaked a triple 10 right
center, clearing the bases ahead of him
me senators didn't do a thing until the
s SLY, when tney corralled two tallies
Seioach neat out grounder to second and
went to third on DeMonts nice two-bap-
ger to left. Farrells grounder was ing
eied by Ely and Setback scored DeNont
gong to third on the error and then home
When Gettman's hit forced Farrell at sac.
ond In the sixth Tommy Tucker made the
tnlrd run on his drive into the bleachers
Inc Senators went to the hat in tho
eighth inning with the score six to three
against them. After Tucker had gone ont
on fly to right, Reilly sent a nice sim
gle into center, and Wrigley repeated the
safe hit business by hammering a clean
one into right. Mcguire was then sent to
the plate in Bresnehan's place, and was
rewarded with base on balls the three
corners thereby being filed. Selbach then
drove hot one at Padden, who fl1mbled
1t. but managed to get it to first ahead of
the runner. Meantime Reilly had scored
ana Wrigley had set sail for the same
narbor. Davis then cut loose with the hall
70 head off Wrigley. but the ball went
Wild ABOUT three feet over Sugden's head
ana the runner scored. Captain Donovan
then came running in from right field
to straishten out the confusion. and see
ing chance for protest claimed that
Reilly had interfered with the Pirates
catcher 1t was here that Kelly showed
poor judgment. He would not allow the
protest against Reilly. but as he was no
doubt heartily sick of the continued badger
ing of the players. he suddenly concluded
that 1t was too dark to play, and he called
after sunset 1t was tough on the Sena-
tors. but life saver for the Pirates. The
score, therefore. stands at 6 to 5 in favor
OF the Pissburgs, as the two runs made by
the Senators in the eighth, of course go
to their credit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
Spurious French Coins.

The police of Paris recently discovered a
regularly organized market place for the
sale of spurious coins of France. 1t was
extensively patronized by walters, who Law
In a supply of the false coins to work them
OH on tourists. The large stock of false
CONS seized was found to be of quality Sill
perlor to that generally uttered by conn
'erleiters- The idea seemed to be to safely
insure small profits For instance, a lot of
nve-tranc pieces were found to have an al
most bullion value of three francs each
ihey were sold to the waiter customers for
-FOUR francs each. allowing the dishonest
purchaser a clear profit of one franc. Few
people look closely at franc piece. and a
very PAD imitation can be successfully ut
tereu IN TOUR cases out of five. The aver
eye price paid at this exchange for franc
pieces was twenty-five centimes, or two
ana haf cents. European continentaI
Waters are past masters in the art of pass
ing counterfeit or demonetized coins for
eiSners being their victims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03

tunes ana has won many a ball game. Too
much of 1t has also lost many a ball game.
especially for the Baltimore champions
Over-confidence has been the cause of
most OF their tumbles. and the deadiiest
enemy to their success at all times for the
last two years and more. Their supreme
relief in their ability to bat out a victory
at any time was the principal cause yes
terday OF their sustaining the most un-
necessary and humliating and costly de-
feat of the season.
With any kind of respectable work at
the bat the Baltimores could have won
yesterday with ease. But, with careless
confidence. they played along until toward
Inc end. and then. when the time came
to bat out the victory. they could not hit
a little bit, and the Browns. with the aid
OF some very poor fielding, took the victory
chance in the world to win. They pre-
scented the Orioles the tying run in the
eighth inning. and then allowed them
the ninth inning in which to make the
winning run. but Baltimore refused to
take advantage of the chance SO in the
tenth. just to end the contest the Browns
made the winning run themselves.
1t may be that yesterdays game, SO
foolishly and carelessly thrown away, will
be the one game Baltimore shall need to
win the pennant- But more than the loss
OF one game, or the over-confidence that
caused 1t, Is the 1amentahle batting slump
into which the Orioles have fallen. When
they can make but three runs on Sudhoff
what will they do when they have to face
Rusie. Meekin. Nichols and Griffith? The
little batting that has been done for some
time past has been done by the so-called
weak batters. Come, boys, shake your
selves up and get to business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
PARKER,
BRIDGET & CO..
Clothiers, Sl5 9TH St.
Indians Imprisoned for PoIygamy.

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Indians are getting their first real
taste of civilization in the reservation in
Oklahoma. AT the last session of the Ok
lahoma legislature laws were passed for
bidding polygamy among the Indians and
requiring all future marriages to be OBJ
served after the English custom. On last
Tuesday Flying Antelope, a young Ara
pahoe brave, was arrested on the order of
Major Woodson and arraigEed before the
probate court at Watonga for violating this
law Mrs. Flying Antelope was also ar
Iaigned for the same offense. Mr. Ante
lope was married a few months ago ac-
cording to the rites and traditions of his
people, and refused to be married accord
ing to the customs of the palefaces Friends
tried to persuade him to secure a license
and marry according to law, but he de-
clared that the customs follow ed by his
ancestors for generations, ever since the
first Arapahoe came from the rising sun
were better than the new ways of the white
man. Flying Antelope and his wife were
each sentenced to thirty days, and they now
languish in separate cells in the Watonca
1a1l. Antelope saw the mob take Ben Nor
ris, the negro. out and hang him last fall
and he Is in constant fear of repetition Of
mat Kind OF work Charges have been pre-
ferred against three other young Indians
VINO Will be arrested this week for yjo,
latlng the marriage law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-03
THE OLD ARMY SONGS.
They Often Inspired the Soldiers With
Wonderful Eject.

From the New York Tribune
In conversation yesterday Capt. T. II.
Mckee. journal clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives. said: THE old army songs
although not all of them were poetical in
their language. were inspiring. Nothing
equaled the effect they sometimes had,
not only on the Union soldiers. but also on
the rebels. Almost the finest tribute paid
by the other side to ours was when a con-
federate general said that the cheerful
singing of the Union army after the seven
days battles around Richmond convinced
him that such men could not be perrna-
Eently defeated. When | was i'm Libby
prison We sang great deal. Generally
there was no restriction. but once. when
the order was given to stop singing. and
We refused. the prison officer commanded
the guards to charge with bayoncts. A
great, strapping fellow grabbed the SEN
tiEel. pushed him to one side and obtrud-
ing his own corpUlent person. shouted:
Strike me If you dare The hundreds
present would have rushed upon the guard
and officers and Killed them on the spot
not considering ultimate consequences to
themselves. Once the prisoners made a
rush ana diSarmed the guard. who had
been ordered &c carry cut some harsh order
bat afterward the cooler heads urged a re-
treat, for there stood a frowning battery
OF gums and we would have been annihi-
lated in moment. Richardson cores
pendent of the New York Tribune and
author OF that interesting work Field
Dungeon and Escape, gives some lively
experiences
Going back to our war songs. Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe's magnificent Battle Hymn of
the Republic Was conceived by her in this
city at the National Hotel and written out
one night after she had expressed the feel
ing that there should be apt words for the
noble air, John Browns Body Lies a.
Molderng in the Grave The singing of
TINS hymn was not general for some time.
and Richardson thought that its great IA
vor was assured after the prisoners sang
II on hearing of the fall of Vicksburg and
the grand victory of Gettysburg. He has
most graphically described the reception
OF the. favorable news in the afternoon.
after the unfavorable news in the Rich
mond morning papers had been commune
Gated TO them. Ii was like magic the re-
Nersal OF feeling from dcspondency TO low
and confidence of ultimate victory