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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
men fonff bepor. 0as Sbermometer
fdlt i'm Winter nidt felten auf 70
9rab unter Rull unb um fplde fur9ts
bare 9dIte ertrassn Su t6nnen. bsbarf
Sm 6 q m b bel Ohtd.

es zines f6iiBenben Sboa9s unb iebr
parmer &leiber. Mpbl bem Miner, Der
iid BEL 3eiten Elm rppes 8lpdbuus se=
aimmert bat, unb Webe bem 4ermiten.
ber ben lansen Dinter binbur6 i'm
3elt campiren muB. limb Elm 3elt chr
alonbite lit BON benz, mas man ges
ipDbnli6 barunter peritebt, bimmeltpeit
beri9ieben. @s beitebt aus Suidmmenz
senGbtsn unb nit Harlem Orilli9
iiberao9enen StierTelen. bic iiber pfo>
iten eeipahnt iperben; Der ben SUB
bpben bilbenbs S6nee ipirb nit Mpos
bebedt unb bariiber tperbeu 9drenz
unb Dolfsfelle gebreitet. Ollie 2sbens=
mittsl finb in Solse Der ipeiten Gntferz
nunssn unb Der S9pierigfeit bes
SraHsports fdbelhaft theuer. Cine
MahlSeit 8pbnen nit einigen Sped>
idnittsn tpmmt auf $1.50 gu itehen
unb tper iid busu ben Gurus bon 3pei
@iern nebft einem pOrint" seItattet,
be5oblt bic &leinigfeit bon $3.50. Gin
Sad Mebl foitet $25, Sped rs Gents,
9obnen so Gents. gebOrrte 4epfel so
Gents, 3uder 25 Gents pro pfunb II.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
u uf benz gut o n.

fade ipridt, baB bic 9tusbeute am
&Ionoite allein ii9 auf 81, 100000 be-
Iduft, ipdbrenb bic @o[bpGICber am
8onGnoa Greet an $5O0,00O geppnnen
baben fplIen. Die 9rt unb gBeiIe, ipie
bas eble NetaG Su Gage gef5rbert, lit
ebenIo einfa9 ipie f9pierig. 9as Sob
finbet ii6 i'm SluBIanb unb bieIen
lam man aud I'M Winter ausgrabsn,
fpenn Der 8oben feit gefrpren lit. Damn
ipirb lebtersr mittels groBer Seuer
aufgetbaut. S6dhte bon 6 bis 20 SUB
Siefe iperben binab9etrieben unb aus
bieien Der golbbaltige Sanb an bic
SberflG6e gtbraht, Inn duf grobeSdus
fen getpprfen gu tperben. csm Srii6iabr
bauen bic Wtiner b0l3erne 9erinne unb
fobalb bie Bad. eisfrei iperben, beeinz
nen fie nit bem eigentli9sngluspai9en
bes Sanoes. Der 8oIogebdlt beHelben
bariirt IelbftberftGnbli9 febr unb tpGbz
renb man ftenenireiie aus Der Yfanne
Sanb nur S. gsipann. belief ii9 bic
Iusbeute an Defenders ereiebigsn
BGdbtn auf $500. Seb.r Claim" lit
400 Biz 500 SUB lang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
M wv

ldnbiIhem @eIhmad iteben bic mpz
bernen Sol5bauten nit 8eranben, bic
man in beiBen 2Gnbern iiberaG fiutet,
idnea aufseidlagen. aber au9 i9nell
perbrannt. Sn bieier StraBe Tno duf
benz Marttplab bon johannesburg
eutfaltet ii1 elm reges Sreibsn. co
auBer 9uren, 9aItarbs unb Sntsrn
bor dllem bas f6iparse Clement reidlz
lib pertreten lit. Gbriftlibe 9afrtp
fiibren bic peri6iebenen 0anbiperfe
por, fpGbrenb bic 9apsnba, Sipaf unb
bic beibniidsn 9aiutO ibre grotesten
SGnse nit unermiiblider 9lusoauer
unter 9eIans, @ebriia unb WtuIitbs=
aleituns gum geitsn seben. Gin nit
bem 8opfpuB aus StrauBfeoern 9e=
i9miidtsr, nit Seaen unb perIenfetten
bsbdnater 8afuto iiebt iebr berdusforz
bernb unb grimmig aus. 1T aber elm
piel gutmiitbiserer 8erl afs Der SpaFi.
Der i'm ariegstans aunTtftiide tpie elm
8aflettGnser pollfiibrt. Der Berg
perfsinbuitris lit i'm 8erbdltniB Su
Der 8eoeutung, bic lie i'm SranspaaI
bat, ppr allsm Elm tpeites 6elb eingez
rGumt, anb es mar elm gliidlider @e=
banfe. auber einem 9er9ipert audi elm
9o9ipert 5u errtdten unb eine reihe
Iusmabl BON Sudr3en unb Gon9tpz
meraten bes litpatersrdnb aus5uftel=
len. beren uniheinbares geuBeres niht
abnen ldBt. tuel9e &eidtbiimcr fie bers
ns1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26

Cute be. nWas, Ou boIt
gebeiratbet2" nSu. dber i'd bin 10
gliidIid, bab id mir pie Iebis pors
fomme."
-4us Der guten aIten
3eit. 8iirgerDtbrmann .Serr
Sauptmann, Sbr Saul bat ia 'en
anppf am Sdpana!" Sauptmmn :
.Sreile, baB i's net pereeB; fiir's @Ds
eeIe babeim fofl bonn Grercierplab
Sanb mitbrinsen.
= Sbeafer Sraum. 2ieuz
tenant o.: n4sb, 5srr aamerab, Iase
Sbnen, bate beuts ipunberi6Dnen
Srnum!" lieutenant g.: SO, mas
trdumts Sbnen2" lieutenant a.:
Dem Sberiten meins Meinuug sts
fast!"
Der pdffenbs Sinters
grunb. photograph (im @arten
bss Gommersisnratbs): y@el6en Sins
terarunb tpiinfden sic fir bic aufz
nobme SSSbrer SrduIsin So6ter 2"
@ommerSienratb: ~Nu, IaFen g ie
fiBen bor bem SoIbregen!"
-Stp Bfeufaeretnes 6 bes
mdnnes. nGrft bat man bic Wdbl,
unb bunn bebGft man bic Dual. 4"
-& ON mt bdrduf an. &C.
Bort Scat aud gu ben berbotenen
SpieGen2 - 8ommt nur barauf an,
tpie man perbeiratbet 1T!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
8 o | b BERG me T I.

men bieier @rt in bic, pQtusietfrns
amRurfiiritenbamm" in Berlin, ipel6e
ben 3tpsd perfolst, has groBe Publiz
tum nit benz @eIen unb ben Gulturz
berbdltiifen fremDer 8Dlter aug
alien WeIttbeilen burd Oirecte anz
idauuns pertraut Su MAIDEN.
Der stnfang lit NIT Sranspdaf ges
ma9t. bas infplse Der betannten Grrz
gdnge in ben 8orbergrunb bes .Snies
reies geriidt ift; bierbei itanb aber
bon pprnberein feit. bab bas Malsriz
ide. bas ben erptif6en 9tusitelIu1gen
einen sigenen Rei5 berleibt, peniger
sur 9eftung tommeu ipiirbe. 9urd
bas 3ufammenftelleH perf4ieosner
Sppen tit es selungH, eineH befri.otz
senben 9siummteinbrHd gu sraislen.
unb bas n9olbgrGberpiertel" nit ieiz
men 8aradsn in fait unm0sGtdenGonz
ftruetionen. an elmer faHDigen GtraBe
gelegen, iiebt gan5 naturipapr cus.
Die Deridiebenen 8auitile limb leiat
gu erfenHen; neben ben nafiiben
Steinbauten Der SolIdHher in a.cosrz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
SIN Dorado oes Uoroens.

3u sinem pabren 3duberipprt fdben
bic unsebeuer rsi9en @olblager, tpel9e
in ben arttii6en Seoen am &lpnbite
gefunben iino, oieIen Hamen semaht
unb, ipie BON elmer mdgifhen 9efpalt
onse3ogen, itrDmen aus alien Ri6tunz
gen Der Minbroie S6aaren bon Soloz
fu6ern mad bem neuen Dorado. DAB
9llasta reid an Sob TT. peib man ieit
Sabren, alIein Die Tatur bat Der @e=
tpinnung bes gGeiBenben Metalles faier
uniiberipinblicbe S9nierigfeiten ents
geeensefebt unb nur Iebr fdiper lGbt
baHelbe fidb Der @rbe tpie benz Bafer
abringen. Inter 9lnlpenbung aller
9ilfsmitteI Der mobernen Se6ntt unb
btsbalb nit bepeutenbem @rfolg fpiro
bic @olbeepinnung in geringer Gntz
fernung bon Der Siiitenitabt Suneau
ieitens GROCER gapitaliiten, lpie bic
Rotbldilbs, .. 8. MiGls. bic Noetpeas
aus Bottom. bic Boomers Sab Wftning
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
Iuf bem 6 bittootpa a &.

W :" - = : y y " D.
T. IN. gonbeniirte Mil9, GonIerpen ioz
pie Gbnli6e n2urusartitel" bringen
unerbOrte Preiie unb friI9es Rtnoz
fleiId lit muir iebr ielten gu baben. Sn
9etrarbt bieier 8trbdltniFe tpiirbe es
iid nun fir bic 9olbiuder empfeblen,
10 biel propiiioHen als irgsnb mogli9
mitSunebmen, anein babur6 tpiirbe
natiirli9 benz 9eI9dft Der Sanbelsz
eompagnien bebeutenber Ibbrud3 gez
than merben unb besbaIb btforbern 1ie
sinfad auf ben SluBbampfern tein
Paiagiergut. glus bieiem 9runbe
tpirb bieIfd6 bic 2anbroute iiber SUI
neau bepor5ugt, trpBbem auf bisfer iebe
2aIt iiber ben GbilfootpaB setragen
tperben mub. @er @elb senus bat,
fam iid freili9 aud bisIerMiibe entz
beben unb Snbidner mietben. bic gegen
eine @ntIobnuug BON SIS fir i'm 100
Bfunb 2aiten iiber ben pab I6affen.
8ei bem itarten Qnbrunge Der 9olbfus
der. pelde ale Durnungen BON nit
benz 2anbe unb Ieinen S6redniiien
oenau pertrduten Widnnern in ben
Winb Idla9en unb ieBt gen Rorben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
9Iodtir9ein n Sunea

ltnb WilIing Gompanp II. a. M, be-
trieben unb bic nm Separb GitD belez
genen Minen bieier Sirmen baben i'm
perflpfenen Sabr einen, Grtrag bon
$2,500,000 ergeben, 10 Diel pie alIe
9lacerbiitriete i'm san3en 3erritorium.
&iibne prpfpeetoren iinb, inbem iie al
len S6redniiien Der arttiI6sn Natur
SroB boten, in bas Snnere borgebranz
gen unb einSelne BON ibnen i;nb na6
fur9tbaren Strapasen itnb@ntbebrunz
gen nit Sob bslaben 5uriidgefsbrt, bic
Mebr5abl aber iit in ben gispiiiten
elenb umgetommen. 0ie bebeutenoIttn
Sunbe purben bisber an ben Sortp
Wlils. 9apis. Cannon Greet unb ans
beren Rsbenfliifen bes guton semadt,
erIt i'm perflofenen 4u9uIt fiibrte elm
3ufall gu Der @ntbedung Der rei6en
Eager an Der ginmiinbung bes 8lpnz
bite in ben Yuton, tpo i.itbem SdpIon
gitp entItanben lit. Gin .Squaipz
mann" unb Elm Snbianer md4tsn bic
Sunbe unb ibnen fpIsten balb anbere
grpipeetoren. Die 9pben= unb 8limds
berbdltnife geftatteten erit i'm fplgens
ben December bie9edrbeituno ber@olbs
lager, bon beren @reiebigteit bieSbat>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
sSn Der 6 0 m E | mine.

steben, erideint eine 9unsersnotb in
bem Dorado am 8lpnbite ipGbrenb bes
tpmmenben Winters unausbleiblih,
benn bic Sransportgeieaidaften Iinb,
ibrer eigenen Grtldrung nab, auBsr
Stanbe. geniigenbe Quantitdten bon
Probii iionen an Srt unb Stelle f6dfz
fen gu t0nnen.
glnfdnsIi4 paItete Die gniicht nb,
baB Der &lonbife Diitritt gu bem9es
biete Der 8ereinisten Staaten gebDre,
bod lit bies burdaus ni9t Der Sal,
berIelbe befinbet iih pielmebr auf eus
nabii9em Serritorium.
Die 9ren5e bilbet Der 141. 2dnaenz
grab unb bic 9olbfelber Iiegen unge>
fdbr 35 Meilsn DitIih BON bemfelben.
sob bic ednabiide Hegierung bie@pIbs
fuder bur9 4beaben auf bic Claims
II. T. IN. in erbebli9cm Mabe beiteuern
nirb, bGeibt absulparten, iebsnfans
fptrb fie tpobl ben 4nbrang burh feline
S9ranfen erf6lperen.
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Iebnte iib. aTs iie bas 2idt hinter benz
5enifer fab. unten on bas !9aus = ct.
fh0pft unb fertis!
ygbuarb!" rief Srau Mnna leife /:
nasmer Mann! SOmm bod berauf!"
armer Mann! 9iefes 8ort fiel
ipie Elm Srppfen Oel auf feline Ser=
senspunbe. gr fdtid empor unb
ftanO por ibr.
n@ber pie fiebTt 0u aus9" rieF iie
entIeBt. nDu aitterf ia Dor SroIt !!
Our raid in's 9ett nit Oir!"
pgfnna!" ftdmmelts er, dls er in ben
ipei4en &iFen lag unb BON Der SaFe
Sbee. ipelde iie ibm gereidt bate,
ipobltbdtiee Wdrme burd feline 9Iies
Der floB. Dir seb0ren in 3utunft
ole pubtage - Dir aGlein! Rur fdilt
ni4t mebr - i'd babs abgebibt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
Trailspaar tit 3erfi,t.

Sn unIsrer an glusttelIungen 70 1ei<
hen 3eit babsn iidb bic 8urfiibrungen
erotifder gultur i9nsG eins seipiiie
8eoeutuns perfdafft. 8epesten jtb
biefe friiber ftets in sinem bei6eibes
men Rabmsn. fdpn pesen Der Roths
ipenbigteit. bel eeringer perbenbem
Snterefe bes Publitums ober ipegen
Der bef9rdnttsn. elmer @ntfaltuns uns
giinitigen HdumIihteiten iid na4 eiz
mem anberen Srt ipenben gu miifeH.
10 1T iebt infoIge bet DeltausftelluHs
gen elm gang ueuer. GROCER 3ug in biez
felben bineingefommen. Die Sarbiez
tuneen iuden ben @inbrud elmer se<
piifen gOaftdnbisfeit gu ertpedsn
burdl getreue Ra6abmuHg bon @ez
bduoen. burd Sammlungen etbnolos
glider Ratur. eetpObuiidb in 8erbins
bung NIT berporrasenben Snbuitrien,
unb folIen ni6t nur bic Sdauluft tez
friebisen, fonbern aud gu erniten llnz
teriudungen anre9en. Sin llnternebs
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SSm g beep : 6 a m b.

Sas nprbii9e Dorado tann 5ur3eit
auf 5pei Routen errei6t Derben. Die
tiir3eits fiibrt BON Sunsau iiber ben
GbiltpotpaB, bic ldngere oebt BON Ct.
Uti9aels ben Yuton binauf. 9dt bic
Rpute bon Suneau ben 8or5ug Der uez
ringeren @ntfernun9 Giber TOO Wleiz
LEM, 10 bereitet Der @en iiber ben nit
tipieem Sis unb Shnte bebedten Gbilz
tootpab. Der iiber $500 SUB bod iit,
benz @anbsrsr unssbsuere Sdpisrigs
tetten. StelIenpeiit finb faft ientredte
JelsDdnbe duf eingebauenen Stufen
gu ertlimmen unb babel nod bic 2aIten
Der ausriiItuns in Die 9Dbe gu f9!epz
pen. Die bequsmere 8out. bs9innt in
ct. Wtiddsrs an Der Wtiinbung Der
guton, ipobin man ponSeattle, Wafb.
per 0ampfer burd ben gusetfunb. ben
aleutenarbipsl unb bie8ebringsIee ges
lan9t. Sn Ct. Ntidaels lpirb Der Reis
fenbe duf einsn ber iibsr 1000 Meilen
lungsn gufon Observation-Disclosures
trdnsferirt unb gsldn9t auf oiefem BIS
Circle Gitb, BON mo aus feiner elm
5uBmarf9 BON 300 MeiIen 2dnge nad
bem qetobten Qanbe barrt. Oieie!Route
iit nIr febr turse 3eit often. bd fdon
Mlitte September bosGis uniiberpinb=
Ii6e Sinberniiie entgesenItelIt.
9ei benz arftii6en 3lima unb ber
unge6eueren Gntfernung bes 8lpnbifez
biIfrtcts III es istbTtDerItdnbli9 nptbs
fpenbig. bab bic @olbfuder. ipelte Ii9
bortbin tpagen, nit lparmer 8Ieioung
unb ausreidenbem 9rppidnt fpobl pers
f:9en iinb; fiderer llntsrsuns itsbt ib=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
Oit perrGtherifh

= Die perrdtberifd I den
a no bel. 8rGutisam (5u feinsr
8raut, Die i'm INNER. iobaIb er iie bez
fu4t. gu Sifd GabeD: Bertha. iparum
tp9Tt Du mir ME 9n0bel?" 9raut:
r9f9. pauI, i9 muB es Dir nur geite=
ben, i9 to6te einmal @inem anDbet
unb Der purbs mir fofprt untreu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
R d II B er g q | a te RI e.

Strold Gm DaIbe .ins iunse Dame
kraubenb): nWssin SrGuIein, barf tdb
Sic perii6ern, baB On ein.m 70 rsi5enz
ben Sdnb6sn elm 8riIlantrins sdn3lib
iiberfIiiiiig iit2!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26

Ger StpeifeI 1T Der @abrbeit
2tnfans.
Evening star., 1897-05-05
ASSISTANT U. s. TREASURER.
e. II. Linviile, n Nephew of Senator
Plat, fs Slated.

c. II. Linviile, n Nephew of Senator
Platt, fs Slated.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
BALTIMORE Md, May 5.-Mr. Charles
H. Linville. prominent local republican
and the nephew of Senator Platt of New
York, IS announced as a candidate for the
assistant treasurership of the United States.
the office made vacant by the death of
Judge Hammond last Saturday
Senator Wellington, who was in town to-
day, said that the Maryland delegation In
Congress would hold meeting shortly to
decide whom to recommend to President
Mckinley for surveyor of customs to sue
ceed Col. Buchanan Schley, United States
district attorney to succeed Mr.. William L.
Marbury. and internal revenue collector to
succeed Mr.. Murray Vandiver.
1t Is generally understood that Dr. Wash
fngton g. Tuck of Annapolis will be the
next collector: Controller Robert Graham
the next United States district attorney.
and that Mr.. Phillips Lee Goldsborough of
dorchester county will be appointed by
Governor Lowndes to succeed Mr. Graham
as controller. United States Treasurer d.
N. Morgan Is in town. and will be in charge
at the local subtreasury until Judge Ham
monds successor Is appointed
Evening star., 1897-05-05
TO AID HANyA.s CANDIDACY.
Maj. Dick and Director Smith Expect
ed in Cleveland.

Mnj. Dick and Director Smith Expect
ed in Cleveland.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 5.-The sena-
torisl campaign Of Mr.. Hanna will begin in
Ohio early next week. Maj. Charles F.
Dick will be here to superintend the cam
paign. and Joseph Smith. recently ap-
pointed secretary of the bureau of Amer
lean republics. will follow Mr.. Dick a few
days later. Col. Haskell, the local man
aser for Senator Hanna. insists that Mr.
Smiths visit Is on business connected with
his new book, the history of the republican
party, but it is understood he will remain
here some time.
The friends of Mr.. Hanna are enlisting
the support of the Ohio League Of Republi-
can Clubs. Yesterday the new president of
the league. Mr. John ]. Sullivan, met with
Col Haskell. Charles F. Leach and others
concerning Hanna's candidacy. 1t is proba-
Bile that the assistance of the league will be
enlisted through the efforts of ex-President
Chas. F. Leach, who is at present making
himself valuable to Mr.. Hanna.
II Is more than probable that If the pres
ent plans are carried out the league will
be one of the great forces which Mr. Han
ma will command to aid in securing his re-
election.
Col. w. c. Haskell today declared that
the republicans Of Cuyahoga county are
Practically unanimous for Hanna There
Is absolutely no detection" he said. II am
going to give new hat to anybody who
can show me any material detection from
Mr.. Hanna among Cleveland republicans.
II can't be found, for it does not exist"
Evening star., 1897-05-05
GEN. HAWLEY'S ESTIMATE OF GRANT
Clean Conversation and Disltked
Strong I.0uRuare

The world is coming to know Gen. Grant
much better. but not yet to understand him
altogether 1t thinks there must have been
something in him particularly unusual and
peculiar. Tell me all about him." said
TO Horace Porter. after he had been near
the general for a considerable time 81
don't know him any better than 1 did be-
fore; he is just Grant and nobody else"
said Gen. Porter.
He was not the bloody minded man. the
butcher, as his enemies said in the battle
summer of 1854. He was a tender-hearted
and merciful man. an af1ectionate son.
husband and father. But when the great
days dawned upon him I'm the spring of
that dreadful year. and he looked upon his
hosts OF more than a million, he felt that
the future centuries were coming to Judge
MIN ana them he put no price upon them
HOW many could We sacrifice? Enough
TO save the republic, be 1t more or less
apparently he could have ordered a hum
dred thousand to their death, giving no
the enemy five. after each side had lost
Two. we should be five and the enemy
three. After again losin two each we should
be three and the enemy one. and the end
He did not stride or pose. When An
pomattox came and passed his first act
was 10 Telegraph orders stopping enlist
ments. The world knows how generous his
march in triumph through Richmond.
We thought him wonderfully Silent So
ne was when he wished to keep his coun-
sci. He sometimes met a meddlesome in
Qufry with a silence so dead that the uues-
toner felt like hiding himself
But with trusted friends he was on oc-
casion talkative. fluent OF speech and
CHEEKY. And he was clean Of speech Al
dinner with men only. one who had a.
ready touched the borders of propriety
looked about and said: Il heard a good
story yesterday. and as there are no ladies
present" But there are gentlemen here"
said Grant.
He did not endeavor to give artificial
strength to anything he said or did by oath
or adjuration Of any kind-not with "By
Scottw
He was one Of the plain people, a man
IN harmony with all men in all ages, like
SHAKESPEARE and Lincoln. He was what
the nation needed
Patient In toll. serene amid alarms.
infexible In faith. invincible In arms
Evening star., 1897-05-05
Bill Nye on BusE Saws.

From the Mississippi Lnmberman.
Owing to having been brought I'D in Wis
consin, where you can scarcely find a town
that does not boast Of at least one saw mill
OF greater or less pretentions. Bill Nye was
familiar with ;hem. One of the stories that
he used to tell when on the platform with
James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet.
was about saw mills and buzz saws and ran
about as follows:
Northern Wiconsin is where they yank
a big wet log into a mill and turn it into
cash as quick as a railroad man can draw
his salary out OF the pay car. The ioe "A
held on q carriage by means OF iron dogs.
while II Is being worked into lumber. These
dogs are not like those we see on the front
steps OF q brown-stone front occasionally:
they are another breed Of dogs.
The managing editor OF the mill laws out
the log In his mind and works 1t into dimen-
sion stun shingles. bolts. slabs. ejgings, two
py-fours. two-by-eighths. etc.. 30 as to use
the goods to the best advantage At cne of
these mills. not long ago. q man backed up
to get away from the carriage and thought
lessly backed against q large saw that wss
revolving al the rate OF 20U times q minute
The saw took large chew OF toba 30 from
the plug he had in his pistol pocket. and
then began on him. They gathered him out
OF the sawdust and put him into a r-ail-
keg and carried him away, but ne did not
speak again. Life was extinct. Whether 1t
was the nervous shock or the conclusion Of
the cold saw against his liver that killed
him. no one ever knew. We should never
lean on the buzz saw when 1t moveth Itself
aught."
Evening star., 1897-05-05
AUDITOR PUGH RESIGNS.
Nomination of His Successor Expectea
Tomorrow.

Probably in anticipation of the appoint
nent of his successor. Mr. William II.
Pugh OF Cincinnati. Ohio. auditor for the
Navy Department. rendered his resigna ton
10 the Secretary of the Treasury today. to
take effect at his pleasure
Mr.. Pugh was appointed commissioner of
customs under Secretary Carlisle's admins
tration and held that Office until it was
abolished under the Dockery law. He then
had charge of the income tax division of
the internal revenue bureau until that
div;sion was abolished by the decision of
the supreme Court against the constitution
ality of the income tax law About this
time Mr.. Morton of Maine, then auditor
for the Navy Department. got into a con-
troveTsy with Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Car
Isle ard resigned. The vacancy was filed
by the appointment of Mr. Push. and he
has remained there undisturbed ever since
IL Is expected that his successor will be
nominated to the Senate tomorrow, and
there will be no surprise at the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Morris of Ohio. who held the
office under the Harrison administration.
Evening star., 1897-05-05
washington Stock Exchange.

tion, 50 &c IS: Pneumatic Gun Carriage. 100 at 45
eenas; MerEenhnier a Linotype at III Lanston
District Of Columbia Bonds.-ao-year fund IS, 1os
soer eus1encs a Sa Sss
fund fund s. sa gold i0s bid ad's' funding eurfenes
1I3h asked; Metropolitan Railroad COW o. ii5
s Bid IL ssne "a. So%paay a. ss
ries b lis bid. chesapeafs and Potomac Telephone ne
5s. 1oe BID American Security and Trus. IS. F.
bid Salfst ana ss
ist g, los bid: washington Market Company , imp.
National BANK soc1ssBsnH Of washington s "a .s 20
go soa ss ep'sss ss o s4me
and Mechanics. I75 bid. 1870 asked. second. iss
ta lis bd iao Sssed West nd iSs S,d I'D c1Pa Yas
asked Traders. 81 bid. 90 asked. Lincoln. iOsH
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies.-NatIonal Safe
Deposit and Trust. IL bid, lls asked. washington
curity and 11ust, 14l bid, washington Safe De-
Railroad ssocks-o.p,tsl Traction Sex bid ssx
ssasd ,si. Met.Spo'itan ii2 bid. lls,4 asked. GO,
Gas and Eectric Light stocks.-wasb,nrton Ga.
q q bid. a asked. U. s. Electric Light, sei bid.
q Insurance stocs..-riremep.s ~ hid r,,,.,,,
Potomac. es bid Arlington. .1ss bid Gs.man. s S.n
lumbia, IL bid. Is asked. Riggs ~ bid. Peoples.
~ BID Lincoln sh bid sss asked. Commercial,
Title Insurance stocks.-Real Estate Title, 100
hid ios ask asked, Columbia Tale. bid, 5is asked
Telephone Stocks. .-Pemsyivania. IS bid. Chesa-
peake and Potomac, 0lrS bid, 81 asked American
Graphophone. Sh bid. % asked. American Graph
ophone. preferred 30 bid. Pneumatic Gun Car.
risge. - bid. IS asked.
Mscellaneon Stocks = Mergenthaler Linotype.
dSoH bid, l2lM asked. Lanston Monotype. Gk bid
6k asked. Washington Market, II lid t,rrat
Falls Ice. 11S bid. 10 asked Norfolk and wash.
asked. ' "
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