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Deming headlight., 1897-01-01

ming IN rapidly 90
sne Mutual building
iion.
,een buslly engaged
sessmsn. work 20 a
a before the nrai q
vmerly Santa 70 rail-
Ing, 10 making q name
work for the HuhaleI
Z Buffalo, n X
I'd surveyors haw been
.llng tho llnes bl ths
alton grounds 10 con
~ land sattl1 1uienL
ross will h6ld BID
m IL Demsne under
aon,s. which talxoi
on Sunday
Deming headlight., 1897-01-01

Junon Louih T. MAnsuafL Uehl w q
silver uIy Tuesday on business connect
od WITH the hpheas corpus pfoctedIusl
lnalltotsd BY joe Wise, one o. tho men
uudes street. ior supposed eomplIclly 10
fhe Ihpimond robbery.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
hoods
Cure sick headache, bad -0
taste In the mouth, gas In -
tSs stomach, distress and
ndiEOOtion Do noG ~
weaken. but have tonic effect Price - cents.
ThO only PlllS 20 tAkO with HooA'O 6A1sApAEtnA
Invite to lnjunS.

Captain Natchez stole into the
sanctum yesterday morning, his broac
face beaming from the thought Of tn.
good news he wanted tho scribe t.
send forth to the newsnapOrmen Of tn.
State. and all othOE Injuns. and il the
men Of the press cannot banquet on
the shores Of Pyramid Lake as per
this invitation they will at least tel.
their red brethren through the col.
umns Of their papers that the lakes
and rivers arc bank full Of qup-o;.
wees, winch the PyramiL men and wo.
men are scooping out Of tho waters
by the hundreds and drying on the
ropes, their tepees. the branches of
trees and wire OF barbed fences. Ev-
erybody is invited to the feast which
will commence ON tho 18th Of this
month and last a week. Hogidie will
be plenty, water will be abundant,
arrangements are being perfected for
a big dance. games of all kinds will
furnish enjoyment and poker will be
winked at. All Injuns invited -Wads-
worth Dispanbe. ..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
THE STAMP COLLECTORS.

Some enterprising gentlemen In Sa-
moe have proposed to take the post
Office and run it az business, by work.
ing on unlimited quantities Of postage
stampS upon the dealers and collectors
of the rest Of the world.
The Peruvian government has real
lied . net profit Of S10, 1850 from the sale
Of tho last commemorative issue. AS
long a. collectors keep ON purchasing
theee commemorative issues the South
American governments will find events
70 "commemor2te."
Tho stamp dealers + getting over
the scare caused by the arrest Of the
Warrington clerk who was caught sell
ing postage due and periodical stamps.
Powerful influences = ~ work to save
him fromPuniShment- Aman has been
found who thinks he remembers giving
these stamps 70 tho clerk, and finally
tho claim - made that the stamps are
no good anyhow, being only proof
sheets.
Perhaps ths greatest rarity turning
up the past year was o pair Of two-cent
circular stamps Of BritiRh Guiana, is
sued in 1850, and they are probably
worth upward Of $1,000. The stamps
were first found by q woman residing
in the colony, and afterward &C
quired by q prominent Demerara col
lector. A few weeks ago they were
purchased by n Of the big London
firms for a wealthy English collector,
and may now. be said to form the prin-
cipal gem OF this ~gentleman's mag.
nificent collections.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
A P~rospectors FaLe.

The Wadeworth Dispatch says thnt
down near the lake where Andy Rus
sci, j. F. Crosby, Arthur Blu .kland
and others we're mining several years
ago they built a cabin. 1t was known
about six weeks ago that the cabin
occupied by a prospector who ha,
put in a supply of provisions sufficien,
to last him a month or more and he
was seen frequently gong to the
mines from Tile cabin. A few day
ago Hank Rouk was riding by and g,
ing into the cabin found the man
bedding, provisions etc., looking a
il they ha no. been disturbed for d
fow we sks other than by mice. The
mans name is not known and Han /,
was not fixed to go up to the mines.
1t is now feared that the prospector
has met with a fatal accident or vas
bitten by a rattlesnakc and that his
bones are now bleaching 1 n the sun.
The mines are out of the way Of gen-
eral travel and unless some special
effort ID made it may be months be-
fore the truth is known.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
FIGURES OF ALL SORTS.

Of the 1000 breweries estimated to
be in the world, 10000 are in Germany.
The total value of gold in the world
Mt the present time is about $3,0OO,-
100000.
The value of the grounds and build
'r~s devoted to education in the United
States is sos, 545, 6S1.
One hundred and twenty firemen are
required to feed THE furnaces of a first
class Atlantic steamer.
A nail-maRing machine produces as
many nails in IL given time as were for
merly made by 1000 men.
The number Of public houses in Lon
don is 5,104, in addition to 2,243 bee
houses, 21S hotels, 100 clubs and eli!
restaurants, making q total of 1904 IL
censed houses.
Official estimates of the worlds raw
sugar product for this years is as fol.
lows: Beet, 100000 tons; cane, 1866
900 tons. Stock on hand, 1,15O,OoO tons.
total, S,7G5, 900 tons. Estimated cor
sumption for ensuing year, 7,350,OOC
tons.
1t takes each year 100000 acres o.
forest to supply ties for the raj
reads of the United States. It take
$4,000 900 ties to supply the demand.
for which the contractors. get on an aN.
erage 35 cents apiece making in the ag-
gregate S 5,25O,OOO.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
A Man Who Is Tired

All the time, owing to impoverished
blood, should take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla to purify and enrich his
blood and give him vitality and
vIgor.
This condition of weakness and lack
of energy is a natural consequence
of the coming of warmer weather
which finds the system debilitsted
and the blood impure.
A good spring medicine is a neces-
sity with almost everyone. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is what the millions
take in the spring. It's great pow
81 to purify and enrich the blood
and build up health is n Of the
facts Of common experience.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
LITERARY LIGHTS.

Charles lteade once gave rs n recip,
for writing novels: snake 'em laugh,
make 'em cry; make 'em wait"
After waiting 1000 years the town OF
Fenosa, the ancient Venusiun, where
Horace was born, hos decided to erect
% monument to his memory.
Mark Twain, who is now in London,
is about to publish a volume of essays
under the title of one of them, GLOW 10
Tell n Story" it will include the "De-
Tense of Harriet Shelley" which APP
peared in n OF the American month
lies not long ago.
Mr.. Kipling iS quoted as having said
recently that he counts the long novel
the essential thing for q writer of
fiction. Independent firing by marks
men is a pretty good thing, but it is the
volley-firing Of a full battalion that
clears the 'front.'" lie says in support
Of his claim.
Richard Le 0allinne was married the
other day and such . move ON his part
was received with much surprise by
his friends. EvWr since the death of his
first wife no had carried out the Pc
culisr custom Of calling tho attention
OF his friends By little notes to tho an
niversary Of her death and dilatinR on
tho distress wlkeh tho sad event atili
gave him. r
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
A bottle Of the best Hniment, Trih

A bottle OF the best liniment, Trib,
should DO in every household.
Clothes cleaned, repaired and prees-
cd. Gents laundry work neatly done
by @. 8. chase in rear OF the post
ofaoe.
John Thompson by request Of hi
many customers viii begin delivering
ice on the first Of the month,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
A Household Necessity.

C&scarSts Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery of
the age, pleasant and refreshing TO
tho taste, act gently and positively
IN kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans
ing the entire system, dispcI colds,
cure headache, fever, hAbitusl con-
stipation ard b~iiousness. Please
buy and try = box of @. 9. 9. today;
10. %, 90 cents. Sold and guaranteed
tocure by AL druggists.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08

While you are LOOKING for q change
Ia the weather, examine the latest
patterns in vail paper at the Poatot-
Zoe. All goods first claas and At. the
lowest living priooe. Cali in and OF.
anime my stock. No.trouble TO show
goods. 1. N. SREWWood:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
Couldn,t Listen to Tip..

Asharp Yankee went into Wall street
about two years ngo with $1,000 and
has since cleared 100000. AS this was
something really remarkable, . we'll
known broker wan S4sked the secret OF
the Yankees DucceSS., and be replied:
".He il stone deaf, and therefore cannot
liaten to worth!e ms"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-05-08
A Goldito Howl.

SanHtor Jones vote to report the
tariff bill. The Philadelphia Rec
ord. one Of the leading "sound
money" papers, sets up the following
howl:
It was neve intended that the FIX
ing of rates of taxation for the peo-
pie Of the United States should be
left to the decRion 1T one man. II
there be any n power contided to
government in the exercise of which
the rule Of justice, fairness. general
consent and uniformity should be
more absolutely observed than in
any other it il the power to lay taxes.
But what do We see at Washing
toni First a tariff bill prepared be.
hind the door, without consultation
with the minority party, railroaded
through the House Of Represent
atives without opportunity for prop
er discussion or even the formality
OF reading, and sent to the Senate.
In the Senate the bill has been con-
sidered by u sub committee Of tho
Senate Finance Committee also be-
hind tho door. No man. outside Of
favored parties, knows in what shape
the bill will be presented to the uu
commit zee for consideration. The
sub committee has now referred it to
Jones.
Who is Jones? Jones is one OF the
Senators from the State Of Nevada.
His state lacks population enough,
10y nearly 100000, to make a full
quota emitting it to a member OF
the house Of Representatives. 1t has
nearly as great d population as Cen
tire county, in Pennsylvania. 1t has
no agricultural. man facturing or
CONNIE cial interests to give 1T conse-
quence. About its only industry is
silver mining. About the only OBJ
ject which it's representatives in Con
gress seek to attain 10 to secure such
laws as will compel the people OF the
United States to pay them a dollar
for every fifty cents worth of silver
they eau dig out of the ground. But
Jones is a member Of the Senate
finance committee, and Jones' vote
is necess Try to report the Dingley
bill; and Jones vote is necessary to
pass it. Hence the Difference to
Jones. He and the sub committee
are new 1onferrng whilst the busin-
ess of the country stands hesitapt or
halts.
The Washington dispatches print
ed yesterday vouchsafe to the coun-
try the interesting information that
MIR. Jones will Suggest many chan
ges;" that he insists on increased
duties on carpet wool; he wants a
duty On hides, does Jones; and a
larger duty on sugar, lemons and Or
anges, boracic acid, olives, caustic
soua, lead ore and IL variety OF other
things.
Mr.. Jones appears to be miscellan-
eous in his tatiff desires. He comes
high. But the misery Of the situa.
ton is that the vote OF Jones, and the
votes of the silver contingent in the
Senate, are necessary. The whole
country is to be punished w suit the
within of this gentleman from the
mountain tops, and there appears to
be no help for it.
We don't blame Jones. > Far from
Il. He has as good \ right to arrange
tho schedules to suit tho cowboys and
tho grizzlies AZ the other tariff tink.
era have to suit their pct industries
or to pay their political debts. But
tho systom, and the manner and the
method Of it, are repulsivo, unfair,
un-D emocrAtic and unjust.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

fnifFen, unb pie er ii9 uu9 dbmiibte,
lie ipiirbigte i'm teiner 9fntport mebr.
Oils 9ottfrieb bonn sSelbe beimtdm,
| fab er bur9 bas &ii9eafeniter bic
beioen i9einbar tn eritaunlih sutem
@inperitdnbntb bic Safe auf basEdles
brett legen. 9lufs duberIte pe;punbert
blieb er iteben, unb a!s pieber einmal
Der Sdnurrbart in bebentli9e NGhe
bon &atbrinens roIisem DIR fam,
ftieg es beiB in i6m auf, uub er fiiblie
bas brinsehbe 9erlangen, ben i9neibi>
gen @d9tmeiiter auf i9neaftem Wege
sur Sbiir binauSucomplimentiren. Gr
iab absr aud, ipie 3atbrine ii9 aornig
umipanbte, unb er that einen langsA
S9naufer, risb ii9 frGftig bic Stirn,
reinigte gerdui1poll bic i6peren Sol3s
i9ube bon Der baran flebsnben groe
unb trat slei4miitbig elm.
"Guten 9lbenb, @ottfrieb.
r@uten 4benb, @rnf. 2lu9 NAL
tpieoer bd2" llnb pbne ii6 ipeiter ums
5ufeben, gins er in bic Stube. Oas
lab lebr rubtg aus, aber ME in ieinem
2eben mar er 10 erre9t geipeIen ipie in
bieiem Qugenblid. @r dtbmete in ras
i1'n StDBen, unb ipie er in ben bunfz
ldr Spf binausi itarrte, tdnSten flint
mernoe Stern9en Dor ieinen 9lugen.
@r lpubte sarni9t. mas nit ibm mar;
er bate nur ben einen Wuni9, bdb bic
8atbrine bei ibm tnGre unb nibt 10
bi9t neben benz biibiden &srI brau>
BEN, baB ibre S9ultern unb Sdnbe Iib
forttpdbrenb beriibrten.
@nbii9 tdmen iie. Oas 9ampenli9t
fiel ppll auf Iie = Sottfrieb Iab tie an,
ais nGre es bas erite Wal; er Grgerte
ii4, baB ibr Sud- nur 70 loie I'm ibren
gals lag unb mar duf einmqI bod BON
ndrriiber Sreube iiber iie erfiilIt. Sas
mar ooC1 nod eine 8duerin, Die Ii9
seisen tpnnte.
Die &atbrine Iagt, bu tGmIt morz
gen niht2" frdgte Der Wa9tmeiIter,
fporrentlirrenb bas 3immer our9meIs
ienb.
9ottfrisb tnurrte unb brummte ets
mas Dor ii1 bin unb iub sr:essrdmiser
aus benn ie.
nSieb NAL, bann mein' id]. bic aaz
tbrins tOnnt bod ibon elm 8ergnii9en
bdben, unb tpenn's bir re9t lit, geb' i'd
nit ibr."
Sottfrieb betradtete ibn unter ben
buf9igen 8rauen berpor, >unb in Ieis
men @ugen petterleu9tete es. ,So9"
@ebit ou nit Der actberine9 limb iper
iagt Dir benn, baB iie au Saus bleiben
ioa2 llnb tper fagt bir benn, bab iie
ni9t bic 5einite iein iol2 limb iper
fast bir benn, baB ib iie ni9t mitnebs
men nia, be9 Sas S9par5ieibens
alebt lie an, peritanbena"
So piel bintereinanber bate er nod
ME geipro9en; unb biellei9t pGr's
nod mebr serpfssn. tpenn bic 8atbrine
ni9t nit einem lauten SreuoenI6rei
alf i6n gu geiprungen pGre, ibn, in bic
Urine gei6lofen unb ieinen bGrttgen
Wtunb nit einem beiben 9uB beoedt
bate. pNu, nu!" faste er unb blidte
trtumpbireno auf ben perbliifften Sries
ger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
@ranbin yle Wiard)eur".

mSpasiersdnge um bic Nelt" iino
neuerbin9s in Gle Mobe getommen unb
es feblt ni9t an 2euten. ipel9e mebrere
Gonttnente nper pedes apostolic
rum" bur9quert baben. Inter bieIen
nglobe trotters" gebiibrt bem sSrans
soien @ranOin, ipel9sr ii9 Ielbit lie
marcheur" (2Gufer) nennt, Elm bers
porragenber plab. @rdnbin riibmt
ii3. $4,000 Sfilometer Su SUB Suriids
9elegt gu baben. Sm Sabre 1892
ma9te er gum eriten Wtal grObere
SuBtouren. Seine erite &eiie fiibrte
@ranbin bon paris na9 3Dln, 8erz
lin, WarI9au, Ct. petersburg unb
Mostau. lleber Wien unb 3iiri6
tebrte er nab Sranfret9 Suriid. SIN
Sabre 1893 idiffte ii6 @ranbtn na9
Rep Yprt Elm, mari9irte nu9 Gbis
cdgo, nur9panoerte penniDlpanien
unb Canada unb fam iiber Sollanb
na9 paris 5uriid. Sm baruuffpls
genben Sabre beiu9te er Qlssrien, be-
riibrte bic Stdbte Dram, Slemcen,
glinsSefru, 2aspnatb gonitantine,
9istra unb Sebei1a unb bur9freifte
SuneIien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

tet stnen freien, uneebinberten Bid in
bic &rbpte binunter, no auf einsm err
bdbenen 9eriiite Der toloHale Sdrtoz
pbaa aus buntelrotfem porpbpr bireet
unter Der &uppsl rubt.
Die 9lnorbnuns Der @rabtapeGIs iit
afpedmdBig unD tpiirbig: bem Gin>
gange gegeniibtr an Der Norbpanb
fiibrt eine id6ne breite Marmprtreppe
au beiben Seiten na6 Der &rppte bin>
ab; Der bem publitum 3uaGnqliGe
Sbeil oerielben lit BON pieredigen pfets
lern umgeben, bic cine nit Marmpr
aetdfelte Oede trasen. gu beiben Sei=
ten oes Sreppsnanidbes in Der Ge1a
befinoen iid. d.einselaHen in bas Mauer>
inert Der @dpfeiler, balbrunbe Relis
quidrien, CUR Iufnabme BON &riegss
tropbden, Sabnen etc. beItimmt. Sn
elmer Gbnli4en Oeffnung bes Yfeilsrs
in Der Siiboit=@ds befinbet iidb Der
@ufgdng gu Der Sreppe mad Der @a>
lerie bes freisrunben ObsrgeIboiies,
BON mo man nab allen &i9tungen Der
@inoroie cine bsrauI4eHOe 2lusiibt
aeniebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

- 9utss Ginperneb m n
~Nun, Su bait ia cine reidle 6rau ae.
beirdtbet, liebit Du Iie au99" = 80
mir iinb elm SerS unb cine 2aiTel"
= 3 eribtiouna ,9efallen
Sic iih in Der Gbe. Serr 2isutenanf?"
= Sab mir oorbty arG) Tbon 1sflls
LEM"
= Gin 9efiibtsmenI6. o.:
rRd, Du iungsr @ittiper 0u biIt
nod in Srauer, unb man Iiebt Did
1bon tpieber nit iuneen Samen2" =
g.: ngtun ia = dber bod nur nit
f9parsen!"
$50 tie SGbIi6teit. Sds
ger: Sin dbT6redenbes @ei6, biefe
alte RGtb;u. SD CLAUDE, ipsnn bic @iz
mem iiber ben 8eg IGuft, triegt man
nidt NAL i'm Wilopretlaben einen
SaIsn!"
= SGr e9te Prob. Serr:
nSpielen Sbre SD6ter pierbGnoiq,
Serr @ormercienrdtb2" - CONNER
cienratb: rMeine S09ter baben es
ut6t n6tllig, bisrbGnoig gu ipielen,
iebe bat Elm Slapier!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

900. Ibgeieben bon einigen unbsoeu'
tenoen Nenoerungen lit bas Mpnuz
ment genau na6 Cen pldnsn bes Neip
Oprter Ir9itetten S. 8. Duncan beis
len 2lrbeit in einem baSu BON Der
~9rant Wtonument glFpciation
ausaef6riebsnen freien Wettbeiperb i'm
September 1890 nit bem eriten Yreis
defrDnt porben mar, aussefiibrt pprz
ben. Der eriteSpateniti9 seIdab 1891
am 9eburtstage 9rdnts (27. 9lpriD,
urter entipre9enben sSeierIi6feiten,
aber au9 unter @erbGltniiIen, bic es
burdausaus ni9t ipabri6einIi6 ma9s
ten. oaB nur feds Sabre ipdter bic
gBeihe bes pollenbeten Denfmals ipiirs
be por iih seben tOnnen.
0us Grant Mpnamsnt ftellt ii6
bar auf einem quabratif9sn Inter
bau BON ie 100 SUB 2dnge unb 8reits
als elm stpeigei4oiiiser 8unbbau nit
teqelf0rmigem glufiab. Der 8au 1T
aus 9ranitauubern ailssefiibrt, bic, in
Maine aebro9en, 10 ipeiB iinO, bab iie
aus Der @ntfernung fait ben @inbrud
bon Mdrmpr MAIDEN.
@lf Stufen. 70 SUB brett, fiibren
BON benz iteil na9 bem Suoionufer dba
fallenoen plateau, tpelhes bas Dent
NAL trDnt. na9 bem maiiibsn Inter
bau in aiemli9 reinem bpriiden Semz
pelitil. Inter einem Yortitus, ben 10
SGulen in boppelter g(nprbnung bill
ben. erfolst Der @insang burd eine
mddtise Slii9eltbiir bon 9ron5e in bic
GelIa. Die SSaiIdbs, na6 Siiben bin,
lit bic ein5ise Settle bes Sebdubss NIT
elmer aebOrig bur4gefiibrten arditst'
toniihen 8lteberung unb ibr 9aupts
Qeiims Sei9net ii6 burh einfade Wiirz
be unb rubigen @rrIt aus. Der boris
fde llnterbdu I9liebt, 70 SUB iibsr
benz Nipsau Der Strabe, nit einem
faft f9mudloIen Sries ab, iibsr fpsls
dem iih SunGhit elm in Der glusfiib>
runa gebriidt erI6einenber Runbbau
bon ionifhem Still unb bariiber. duf
runber 9runbflG9s aufiteigsnb, Elm
9sasl srbsbt, Der. $50 SUB iibsr Der
Strabe ooer $50 iibsr benz mittlsren
@aferitdnbe bes Subiou, in elmer
Spite auslGuft. pluitiI6er S9mud
unO farbige Wanbbeeorationen feblen
faft ppllftdnoig; ben eiH3igen Stulps
turen Sdmud bilbsn 5tpei unbebeus
tenoe peibli9e Sisursn in Sp9rslief
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
S6Golidfeit Der sdleier.

Sas Sresen zines S6leiers lit beim
peiblihen @eI9le9t allgemein Sitte.
als @piinbe fir bic 3pedmdBi9teit
peroen angefiibrt, bab der S6leier
bas 9eii9t f9iibe, bas Saar in ORB
nuna balte unb aud nod sur 9efeitiz
auna bes Suites beitrage. Den 8prs
tbeilen, bic Der S9leier feiner Srdaer
rim in mannisfa6er Seaiebune bringt,
iteben dbep ebenfo piel Na9tbeile ges
aeniiber. 60 bat Or. gaiep u. 8oob
Qefunoen, oaB bas S6leiertragen pftz
mails einen unsiinitigen @influB auf
bic Iu9en ausiibt. @s lit ni9t BLOB
bic 9lnItreneuns, bic bas Seben bur9
ben S6leier perurfu6t, fonbern ni9t
ielten aud Der Druid, pel9en er auss
iibt. mas BEL Der SrGeerin @eIi9tss
fhpd6e, &opfihmep5 unb bispeilen
audi llebelteit unb S6ninbel berpprs
ruff. Or. Wppb bat nun senau uns
teriu9t, tpie bic peri9isbsnen S9leiers
arten auf bic Ssbtraft tpirfen, unb
tommt babel gu fplsenben S9liifen.
sSeoer S4leier eridpert bas peutli9e
Seben in Der RGbs lpie in Der Serue;
am ihGbli9iten finb bic punttirtsn,
ipenn aud ibr Ra9tbeil balo mebr,
balb peniger berportritt. Inter ionit
aleiden @erbGltniFen itebt bic Sebz
itOrung bur9 S6leier obne Yuntte
unb Sisuren in eepabem 8erbdltnib
au Der 3abl Der Mai9en, bic auf einen
@epiertaoa entfallen, b. b. Elm S9leier
1T fir bic 4ussn nm 10 uni9Goli9sr,
ie peiter feline Maiden iinp. 9lu4
bas @etpebe bes Shleisrs ipielt nod
cine tpidtigs HoGIe fir ben @rab Der
Quqenanitrengun9; rperben bic Wlas
idsnbur9 einfu9e SGben sebilbet, 10
qrsift bies bas Seben piel peniesp an,
als tpenn iie boppelt unb besbulb bider
iinb. Natiirli9 iibt ni9t in ieoem
Sal bas S9leiertraeen na9tbeili9en
@influb aus, ba Elm geiunbes gluse
man9er SdGbigung gu ipioeriteben
psrmug. Ood 1T in 5Glen BON 0fts.
rem Sopftpeb unb Idneller Grmiibune
bes Sebens, namentli9 bann, penn
bic 9lugen ipnit teinelleberunitrenguna
erfabren, bel 5pauen unb WGbden
INNER an ben S6leier gu benten. 9lui
tsinen Saa aber oarf Der S9leie,
beim 9eIen gstrassn iperben, ipis man
biss oft in @iiens unb Pferoebubnsn,
Sirhen, Goncerten II. I. IN. ieben tann,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
Qas @rant,O Omemat.

Inter Gntfaltung sroBartisen poms
pes bat in Nsp 0ort bic Weibe bes
Grant : 0entmaIs itattgsiunben. Das
Mpnument bat einsn ibealen pldb auf
ter 9obe bes berrlicben sRiperii6es
Oripe". unfern bss Gpmpleres iener
1euen 8duten, bic fir bic Columbia
llniperiitGt beitimmt iinb. Sn @smGbs
belt zines Wun'9es, ben Der peritcrbe=
ne 9rdiibent @eneral auf benz Ster=
bebett geGuBert, tpurbs gleid na9 ieiz
mem 9tbleben stpiiden ben 8ertretern
Der Samilie unb ben 9ebOrben Der
Stabtipereinbart, oab bic irbii6e Siille
an Der betreffenben Stelle Sur Rube
beitattet fperben Iolle. limb balb na9
Der feierlihen 8eiiebuug bes Sarges
in elmer probiiorii9en @ruft bilbete
iih Elm @erein gu bem 3pede, bic 5ur
Grrihtung zines srobartigen Natioz
nal 9entmals erforberliden @elber
auf bem Wege elmer freifpilligen Sub
ftription. bic itututenmGBis auf gtefp
Nort unb bic nG9ite llmsebung Der
Stabt bei9rdntt bleiben iollte, aufSus
bringen. Sn bem @eri9t bes Generals
Spraee porter lit bic 3ubl Der 8eitras
aenben auf 10000 anesgeben. ipGbs
renb bic 8etrdss Der Ginaelsaben bon
l Sent Biz $4,000 pdriiren. Die 9e>
fammtIumme uber, ipelhe ss3ei6net
purbe, be5iffert iib auf runo $780,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20
0ie g iibfaffa a b E.

am @iebelTeIbs, bic @otiptafel Itiibenb,
nit oem beriibmten @rant Worte:
Let us have Peace. Den 9runb
Der 9ru6tape[le felIt Elm erie9iI6e3
&reua ba. befen 9lrme pielleibt sc
TuB brett unb 20 SUB lang ober tisf
finb. Die bier @dsn fperben bur9 ees
mauerte pfeiler gebilbet, oben bsrbuns
ben bur4 runbs SdhpertbDgen. beren
Sdeitel iicb so Sub iibsr bem 5uBbos
ben bsfiubsn. gtuf bieien 80gen rubt
tine offene runoe @alsrie BON 40 Sub
i'm innereu Sur9neNer, eipfelnb in
elmer 8uppel, osren cplinorii9s Mauer
BON Tenitsrn. nit ioniihen SGulen ge>
alert. unter6ro9en lit. Die brsiedigen
6eIber sluiI6eu ben GuBeren 2eibunz
aen Der Runbb1gsn unb bem tretsrunz
BEN auppelaniaB trdsen 5iemli9 un=
beutsnbe emblematiI9e syiguren in
0o9relief, ppn 9bino; fie IOnen bic
Suaeno. ti9 triegeriI9e 2aufbabn, bas
biiraerlide 9eben uup ben Sph bes
Generals periinnbiloii4sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-20

Die gtmduerisH YfeiIer, auf tuefden
bic RunbbDsen ruben, iinb bonn 8o>
ben tinns; sia az WianaeshDbe nit
pldtten aus italienii9em Marmor.
bariiber binaus aber nit bemiel6sn
Wfaterial aus Steinbrii9en in See.
MaFa9ufetts. fuhitpou bslsst. Sine
erobe frsisrunbe Defining i'm GuBboz
ben Der Gella. umseben bon elmer
bruitboben Observation-Disclosures, ssitats