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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-24

- gluf BEN @elt 2aureI 5ris6boi su
philadelphia in am Sonntas Elm bem
anoenten Sar,p Drisbt's. bes Batter
bes Saisbaa", setpsibtes DsntmaI ent'
built po,oen.
- praFOsgt Dle8inIss bat beidIOf.
fen, ben i'm Senat ielis entftIafenen
StieosseridtSpertras nit @robbritans
nien piecer aufleben au lafen. Inter
2eituns beS StaatsiefretdrS Sherman IN
bic SADIE bsreits bis sum Gntpurf zines
ueuen 8srtruses seoieben. pelder ais
8aiis fir bic unterbanbIunsen oienen
fol-. Der prdioent mar tets elm sifri.
ger Nnbdnser beS Brinsips Der Irbitra.
tion uno bat trob Der @nttdui6uns,
melbe ibm Der 8unbesisnat iiinsit be.
reitet. nidt bic SOffauns aufsessbsn.
bas eS ibm nod selinssn iperbe, Der DO.
ben 8orperi6aft sinsn ioI9sn 8ertras
aeeeptabel Su MAIDEN.
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Staetrath.
SeIect @ouneil. II. esu

Select Council, IL. Suni
Cine febr lebbafte Auseinanoeriebuus
tpurbe in bieier 8eriammluns baburb
ueruriadt, bab eine srobe Delegation
BON Dsit Ssite 8lreern babel eridisn,
um sesen bic 2ssune BON Strabenbabn.
seleiien an 2afupstte Strabe su protsfi.
rem. Staotraib Tbomas oppOnirte in
elmer feurieen Rsbe einem iol1en Yorsss
ben ebenfaQs un6 iaete untsr Qnosrem,
bab Der StaOtratb gum 6ffsntIi6en
Boble uno nidt flu bic 5raetlon @om.
panic arbeiten foae. Die betreff Oroi'
nans tpuroe bel speiter 2eiuns ansenom.
men, na6bem mebrere Nmenbements
berielben ansebdnet tporben paren.
Serr Dunnins, Der 8inslsp's Iermin
als StraBsniommiifdr ausfGlte, purbe
pieoerum bonn RapUr ernannt unb aud
bsfdtist.
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Grl. 0prtnte SddB poH Sapoule
Ibenue purbe am Ulittpoh 9ormitta8
bon Sarpep Song aIs feline Sraut bsim'
eefiibrt.
= Die gnsros SpessrsibanbIer tper'
ben ipdbrenb ber beiben Bitterune ibre
@eiddfte ieben Samitas am Wiittas
i4lieben.
- SGuIratb Geo. Spires tpurbe am
Dieniias Mbenb pdbrenb eeS @ebrdnges
bel Der Bropioenee 8abnfation um isine
nbr erIei6tert.
- Tbomas Steele bon SolIifer ape'
nue. mubte am Mittipca Nbenb $500
8Grsi6aft itsaen, neil er am Dienita8
4beno Seriudte, 2issie Wiliams bon
0idion Gitp iriminea aususreifsn.
= Ser S6peissr Wdnner6or Bat in
ieiner lsbtpbhentlinen Seriammlung
Serrn 9lIbin 8orn einitimmis aIs @es
ian9sbireftor erpdbIt unb ipiro iinb iiber'
,eust, bab Germ 8orn Elm pdroiser
NadfoIesr ieines 8orsdnaers, Serrn
2anee. iein tpiro. Serrn &orn 1T elm
srdnpIi6er Muiifer. Der iid curd tii4s
tise unb Heibiee Stubien su elmer aht'
uuesebietsnben Steauns empor se'
i6puneen bat.
= Das BaIfpieIen am Sonntaa, bon
pieIen Seitsn perbammt, fol-. tpenn mbss
lid, bon Der BoIi;ei eineefeat tperben
unb am Sonntas erbielt Der berittene
Bolsiit 9per Orbre, aue berartisen
Spiele su Sereiteln; bies seIana ibm aut
tbeilneife unb er mudte stpei 8erbaftuns
gen. Sc ipdre feline fdIedte Soee. bas
9aaipielsn an Wodentasen auf ben
Sauptitraben Der Stabt aud su perbies
ten, ober bsfer seiust, bic biesbesdsli6s
Orbinan3 bur6sufdbren.
81. 6. gpins, elm @siddftSreiisn.
Der fir cine Rodeiter, 81. g.. Gisurren'
firma, tuelher felt ettpa brei Sabren bier
ipUbnte, besins am Wlitttpob 8ormittae
in ieiner Wobnuna an Spruce Strabe
SeIbfmorb, inbem er eine Nuuntitdt
Worpb n perTdIudte. Seine @attin
tpurbe burb fein idperes Ntbmen aufs
merriam sema6t unb IisB ioslei6 bann
drstliden 8eiitano boIen. bod bic Dirfs
une beS Sites mar su ipeit porseibrits
ten uno @nins itarb innerbalb Elm er
balben Stunbe.
- Ser SeueraIarm bon 8aIten 81
am 6reita9 9ia6t ipar elm faliber une
bon Wtupor Bailey erlafen um su ieben.
lpie prompt bic Ssuerwebr oemielben
5olse leiiten tpiirbe. gr fab iid in lei.
nen esbesisn @rnartunaen iiber biz
SIdtisfcit bes Departments nidt se,
tduibt. oenn innsrbalb sipei Dflnuten
tparen ale Companion oes Diitriftes sur
SteQe uuo cine baIbe Wiinute ipGter fam
Seuerdef Sidep. Der iid auf Der Gins
fabrt poatdnois anfIeibete, ansebonnert.
nobel sr an Wablion Nuenue. nube ber
@Im Barf &lrbe, elm Sabrrab sertriims
merte. Ser Oiapor unb cine MnsabI
ieiner unpsienben Sreunoe ipuren burt
bic 9robe isbr sufrieoen seiteat uno iint
iiberseust. bab iebr tpenise Stdbte eir
beheres Seueroepuriement beiiben, iei Cd
elm freiuilises oosr bsSabItes.
sas- @ute Irbeii su mdbiasn Preiien
Iiefert bic .,DodenbIatt" Office.
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Oeri6t tIihe

Die Superpiiorsn bon 2adananna
Sotpnibip baben an Wiontas seeen bic
SnforpOrution bon Wooiie Borough 4us'
nabmen eintraeen laHen.
Die Sertbelbieer in bem 0uumore
WabIconteit areumentirten am WtOntas
Dor ben 8dtern 8iiniter unb @oparos
UNI cine 9eiiUerIdnseruns bon 10 Gueen,
bod wurbe bieielbe ni1t erlaubt unb iie
mdfen ibren SAD bis Sreitas Abenb fer.
tie baben.
Sine breipbdentIi6e Criminal @e.
ri6tsiibuns puro am Wontas 9ormit'
tag erDffnet. tpobei bic Ri6ter @Initer
unc @ouaros ben 8orfib fdbren. neber
90 Sale puroen pdbreno beS Cages
srIeoist, iieben purd 8erbbruns, bic ans
oeren ourd freiipillise 8stenntnib.
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gNie 1T bic8

gHir bisisn sinbunbert DOIlars 8elcbnuns
fir isosn aall pou aatarrb, psr MID ourt Gin.
usbmsn pOn Saa's aatarrb'aur ssbsiIt psrpsn
fam.
8. 8 Gbtues s 6 O., 9issnib., 5oIsbo, ..
Wir, biz uusptitnetsn, babsn j. 5. Sbsnsr
felt ben IsBisn IS Sabrtn asfauut unp battn tbn
fir ppll'Ommsn sbrsnbafi in alien @titafts-
psrbanslunatn unp Tuanlisl bsfdbist ale ron
isinu 5irma siusssanstnsn grbinbIi6fsiisn ir
rfilIeu.
@tif & 5ruar, GroBbanbtIs- Drcsutfftn,
Splepo, 3.
BaIbius, ,Riuuau & Marvin. @rpb-
bautsls Drosuilisn, 5olspC, 3.
Sau's aatarrb-Stur pirb innrlib seupmmfn
uno pirft birsft auf bas 9Iut uue bic itIsimi-
gen SbsIildbsn oss SpfftHs. 3tuenilt frti
psrianbr. prtis 75t. fir bic 5Iai&t. grfaufi
vpn allen apoib fern.
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aus bem oberen Ehale.
(MrtbaIb Gcrrsippnbsti,.)

= Safob Stsinberssr's SuipeIierIa'
ben su Olppbant III am Samitas Wiors
gen frdb um @aarsn i'm @ertbe bon
ibsr 5000 bsraubt porben.
- 8rsan 9onnsl, Elm iunser Nunn
bon WupfeIb, babete iia am 9ienfae
Worsen in WoOre's Teid an Der Greens
fielb 2anbfrabe, irurbe bon 8rdmpfen
befaaen unb ertranf. oa ct aaein tpar.
- @m. Conan bon SsrmSn iii am
Ylontas in ber 8. & 5. Wine baieIbit
nah elmer Sprensune bon elmer Iosse.
l6ften srcben 8oblenmuiie setrpffen nor.
ben, bic ibn 10 eefdbrli9 bsrlebte. bab
sr pabridsinlid herben mub. Conan
erIas ieinen 8erlebunssn am Dienfue
9ormittas.
-8stsr 2osan bon Didion Gitp unb
ssranf Wlorsan bon Bloom Npenus, i'm
Aorbense, serietben am Dienftas Absnb
in Streit, ipobei 2osun burd Wlorsan
flint Weheritide in bic Seite erbieIt,
beren 8erIauf nod unbeitimmt IN. sri.
darb 2osan, elm yieffe beS 8erIebie', ;,
poute bemislben SiiIfe leifsn unb erbiell
au6 einen Sbnitt am Iinfen Mrme.
Worsun iteIte ii& ber 9oIisei.
(GarbpnbaIt Gprrsippnesn,.)
- Das l6. idbrIide ,,Gommence.
ment" Der bieiisen SOdiduIe funb am
Wontae Mbenp i'm @ranb Opernbauf
tatt.
= Ser 2aben bss SuipeIiers 2epin
Iparb am Wiontae Nbenb bon Depuit
S6eriff Serber seidIOhen unb stpar aui
grefutioren i'm Setraee ben 81, ,039 80,
bic bsRen S&wisserpater sssen ibn srs
lanste.
- Willie,. Der l2 Sabre aIte Sobn
bss 9boma8 Salep bon glune's 4qep,
nabe Dunbuff Strabe, iparb um 4 ub,
am Dienitus Morsen bsiinnunssIoa
nabe Der 7. Ipenue 8nbnftation aufse.
funben. itarb aber ipdbrsno bsm Grams.
port nab oem Soipital. IS tpiro anses
nommen. bub er am borberssbenber
Ibeno bon einem grcurfonssus fieI uni
10 feline t6btlide Serlebuneen erbielt.
- @elesentlid Der 86nisin 9iftoria
Subildumsfeier. tpeIde am Sienitas su
5arbietp ftattfanb unb bon 5000 Berio.
nen beiubt mar. CAB es snei iblimme
SataIitdten. gbnaro 8annan bon @a.
naan Strabe fiel am Abeno auf BEN
Seimmeee BON 3use unb purbe bu6.
ftdbIid in Stude seitnitten; am 8or.
mittas. alS Elm 3us bier burdfubr. brad
elm 8oppelunsSeiien unb Der lsSte 9abn.
passn berlieb bic @eIeiie. 9bomas
Worsan bon gianticots unb Gonbutteu,
Daoio Nidpl bon Scranton befanber
iid ouf ber platform unb purben abee.
fhleubert lebterer enifam nit b6isr
Sdrommen. bod MOrsan Ianbete aui
bem 8opfe uno erbieIt cine lebensgefGbr.
lide 8ebirneriddtteruns. Worsan er.
lag feinen 8erIebunsen am Wlittipcd
Ibeno i'm 2adapunnu Soipital.
- Das @sbsimniB iiber ber Cob bei
Senrp 9earp au Soreit Gits, Der lebte
Bode aufsefuneen iparb. 1T nod ni6t
ereriinoet, bod purbe feitseltelt. bas
aud elmer ieiner 8innIaben sebrober
tparo uno aaeS oeutet auf einen Wlorb
Elm sepiRer Burns 1T aIs perbddtis per'
baftet poroen
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- Setretdr Bilion pom 9lderbau.
Department Bat an bic N9enten Der gi.
ienbabns uno SransportationSs @eisqs
idaften. iopie on bic 8lebbdnbIer Elm
@irfulur erIafen, tporin auf oas Dor.
banbeniein Der S6afsRduoe in ben 8sr'
einisten Staaten aufmertiam sema6t
ipiro uno oas @sies in grinnerune ses
bradt III. ponah oer 8erfauf uno Der.
ianbt Der nit biefer 8ranfbeit bsbaftetsn
5dafe itrufbar 1T. gr eriu1t bic Su.
terefenten, oaS Deplrtement in Der
Durdfiibruns oieies @eieBes su unter.
itiibsn, um bic 8srbreItune losr Seu9e
su perbIten.
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Nttt6tpu.

s. 8. Ridarb's MebserIaten on
glorb Dlain 6trabe purbe am Sreitus
4ben6 erbroden unb um eine Auantitat
Sleli4paaren beitoblen.
-Sobn 9rablic. Der am IL. sssbruar
ieinen Stiefbruber tbbtete, befannte fi6
am DlittipO& iduIbis unb tpurbe su $500
Strafe unb 8oiten. iotpis Fsben SABRE
i'm 8u4tbauie psrurtbsiIt.
= Gin bon 9oIen betpobntes Saus
on Sounorp 4Iep su g8eit 9ittston
tpuroe am Samitas giadmittas wdbrenb
Der abtpeisnbeit Der SamiIis bur6 Elm
5suer seriiDrt; bas @ebdubs ssbDrts
bem 3. s. 9Opsa.
= Sn bem Sabine S6a6t Itieben am
SonntaB yfabt mebrere absefprungene
8arren cine MnsubI Stiibpfeilsr nieber,
tuobur4 etipa 30 Sub Der Sede einfieIen.
9lemanb ipuro perlsst unb mad Der Nuf.
rdumuns arbeitete bic Wine am Wontae
tuie sep6bnIi&.
- Ser SeusraIarm bon 3aiten SO am
Dienitas Radmittas nurbe bur1 einsn
8ran6 in ben Noam Sauage Wobns
bauie on Searls StraBs peruria4t, oaS
trob oer Nnitreneunsen Der Seuernebr
nleoerbrannte uno einsn S6aben bon
so, 900 beruriadte.
- Morris 8spnoIbs, Der Iebte Wots
auf bem 6luiie aus einem brennenpsn
SdIeppboote eniflob, als auf bemieIben
Elm Seuer entftanb, pelhem iein 8nter
unb Elm anberer Wann sum Opfer fielen,
ftatb am Sreitas Gbenb i'm bieiisen So'
ipitaI on ben erbaltenen 8ranbpunbsn.
= Srsb. auidIas bon Scranton, Der
ii6 ieit einisen 1asen bier in @ei6dften
befanb, tparb am Donnerftas Worsen
frtb. als er iib mad ieinem 8ofbauie
beseben ipo[Its, an Main SiraBe bel ber
Sunetion BON Sipei Salunfen nieberses
itIaeen unt um eine fleine Summe
Saarselo. iotpie beridiebene Weribia'
den beraubt.
- Am 9onneritas 8ormittas mar
George Bradley bon 9tafuS Strabe nit
ieinem ruiiiiden Sanblanser Wm. Bats
ieo bon Bort @rlffitb i'm SOpt Sbadt
bamit beiddftist. cine Sprensuns porsus
bereiten. ais bieielbe plbblib loSsin8 uub
beibe Wdnner in iebr bDisr Weiie per.
lebte man ertpartet, baB beioe iid mics
Der srbolen tperben.
- Ser 9ole Soc Socasfie lief am
Sonnias Gbenb nit suei 5reunoen bic
Wain StraBe binab. als pl6bIih unb un'
ertrartet an Der Drill Strabe elm unbes
fainter Wanu beruoriprane unb ibm Elm
WeHer in bic Seite bss 8opfes itoben
pollte; Der glnsreifer entfIob. ebe Die
brei iid bon ibrsm @rfaunen erbolt bats
ten; bic 8erpunouns III eine unbeoeu.
Gin unbefannter 9ole tparo friib
am ielbsn Worsen auf bem Weit Yittston
@nbe Der WaHer Strabe bon brel mas.
firten Widnner ansebaIten uno um feline
aus Sc beitebenbe 8iarfhaft beraubt.
- Batrid Wulen unb Tbomas Do,
naboe BON Ssboitopel naren am Srei
tus Nbeno an einem Sanosemense in
elmer Wirtbibaft betbeiIist, nobel lsbte'
rer nit einem Steine am 8opfe seirOifen
uno iebr idmersllt uerleBt puroe. u
beiduIoiete Oiuuen als oenienisen. oer
ben Stein setporfen botte als beibe am
Samtas Nbeno in VI. GOesins' Wrtb'
fdaft an Sdb Wain StraBe sufammens
trafen, f6oB Donuboe oem Diuuen cine
8upel in ben nnterIelb. elne 8erlebune
madeno. bic lebensesfdbrlid If ; DOna'
Doe eniflob nat Der Chat, puroe ieopd
eins Stunoe ipdter arretirt unp einses
itedt. Wuaen erlae Der erbaltenen
8erIebune frdb am Dlsnitae WOrsen,
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Gin furd,ttarer MnbsIiiurm ,

- Gin furdtbarer 8rbelfurm ser'
itOrte in ReppOrt Nems. 8a,, am Sonn'
tag mebrere Sduier uno perbeerte einen
srOBen Sbeil Der Semitic uuf ben SeI'
bern. Ginise Dampfidiffs. wel6e i'm
Sames' SluB Dor Gnter laSen, puroen
itarf bei4dbipt.
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SHE CAME OUT TO MEET ME-"
her side and just saved her from fall
ing to the ground. OF course l had to
straighten the saddle; and simply as
serted:
"You see, I am stronger than ysu,
and l yielded my right too easily. You
will always let me saddle your horse
in future!"
suppose 1t was the shock that made
her blush and look so baffled as she
glanced at me, and l felt sure that l
had scored point. After this we rode
quickly home. 1t was almost time for
dinner, and Mckenzie was waiting for
us on the porch. We went together to
look after the broken fence. When we
returned to the house 1 found Mary in
the parlor, struggling with a big log
of wood that had rolled from its place,
and I further noticed that her gown
was in danger from the flames. So in
tent was she in her efforts to replace
the burning log that she did not notice
my approach. l stood there quietly
watching the smoking log on the rug,
which momentarily I expected to see
burst into flames.
She looked so pitiful and helpless
that my heart softened entirely, and l
was about to go to her, when she
turned and saw me quietly looking
on.
why d0n't you Gomez" she said.
Don't you see l can not bulge this
log?"
Surely this waa my day for luck!
saw another chance and took 1t.
Step aside" l said; "let me take
1t up" With the aid of the tongs and
a shovel I easily put the log back in
place.
you see, men are stronger than
women" 1 said. This time she would
give me no answer, but in her eyes
read that 1 had scored my second
point.
In few moments dinner was ready,
and happier trio never sat down to a
Thanksgiving feast. Mary had for the
moment forgotten her misadventures,
and more charming hostess could not
be imagined.
In the quiet Joy Of Mary's return Nc
Kenzie looked bllssful and contented.
l confess to having felt little nervous.
So far the day had gone we'll with mo,
but wanted to score my third and last
point. 1 anxiously awaited my oppor-
tunlty, which presently came in the
shape Of the great American turkey.
The turkey was brought In just as
was telling in triumphant tone Of
Mary's proud refusal Of my good Offices
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In adjusting her saddle, and how she
did not hesitate to demand my Obedi-
ence when she really needed my sew
ices. Jim ordered the turkey placed
before Mary, and explained that her
mother had always carved; no one
knew so we'll as she how to select the
choicest bits and give to each one Just
the dainty morsel most coveted, and
now Mary must learn to do the same.
She took the large knife In her hand
and gazed at It, looking very dubious;
then she stuck the fork well into tho
turkeys breast and made another at
tempt to use the knife.
She looked at her father moment,
but his attention was altogether bent
upon selecting a choice bit Of celery.
Then she gave me a hurried, appealing
glance! l moved my chair little, but
said nothing. At length she turned TO
me again and put her hand on my arm
and gently said:
II say, Harry, believe men are
stronger and bigger and Drawer than
women. Won't you please carve this
for me?"
My last point was scored. and can
you wonder that consider Thanks
giving the greatest day Of the year, and
the American turkey the greatest Of
birds? But here we call It the falcon
it sometimes catches mountain birds.
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have no existence in the. world, and
that Ill of her fine arguments, broad
views on the woman subject were sure
~ disappearing-melting away before
her fathers clear and convincing asser-
tiOns.
She recognized at once that she had
met defeat, and with all the bravery
she could command. the conversation
was turned to other things. In a
short time they would be home and en-
joy Thanksgiving day together.
Was 1t in truth necessary for me to
see Mckenzie at once about that brOk-
en- fence, or was 1t only the crisp noun
tain air that tempted me from the
house hours before l was expected to
arrive at Jim McKenzie's? One thing
was certain, could not wait another
moment, and in half an hour / was
speeding along and nearing his place.
AS / rode up saw her standing on the
porch. She came quickly forward to
meet me. blushed like a schoolboy
when l took her hand and looked into
her eyes. Yes, there was still the deep,
searching, truly baby look. l felt re-
lieved at once and thought, ut won't
be so very hard, after all; she could
not look like that and be really a New
Woman"
In a few moments had forgotten
about the broken fence, and we went
together to see the beautiful brown
Ally. l suggested that there was time
enough to try her before dinner, and
May acQulesced at once. She had a
fancy to saddle the horse herself. I
never thought of interfering until she
came to tighten the girth; then I sim
ply said:
"You would better let me do that for
you"
Never mind" she answered; "why
can't woman use her hands and help
herself?"
OF course was disconnected, and
saw at once that was treading on dan
gerOus ground, but l only laughed and
sald
"She can. She certainly has the
right, but why not allow fellow the
privilege?"
Then, in a defiant tone, she re-
piled:
1--WE don't want privileges or aid; we
only want what is just"
"At your hands" I answered, II don't
ask for justice, at all; but do yearn
for privileges"
She tossed her head in reply, and
stood ready to mount.
In few moments We were off,scour-
ing the country, riding up the noun
tains and walking our horses slowly
down again. Near the base of the tim
Der line Mary's horse suddenly SHE'D,
her saddle turned, but in her terror she
called to me. In an instant was by
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know, my dear, includes woman kind,
even the New Woman, too"
Poor Mary was COMPOUNDED. After
all, were men and women really equal
before the law? II that were so, what
became of the enormous injustices and
liga1re abuses hat women had silent
ly and patiently borne all these years?
1t all seemed so confusing, so difficult,
so very puzzllng; she could not doubt
that her father was right-he always
was on practical questions. She looked
out Of the car window. and was silent.
Her eyes were full Of tears. It WIS
hard to believe that the Woman's
Emancipation Circle was, after all, to
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BY L:MR

My chum, John Meredith, was going
home. He was always signing for his
home, and at times this longing pos
sessed him so completely that he SEEM
ed on the point Of abandoning his pros
poets Of becoming rich man.
Meredith had been in i'll health, but
ten years residence in the west had
made new man of him. Success at
last had come our way, and he sudden
ly announced that he was going home
for his Thanksgiving dinner. He was
a quiet, queer fellow, any way you put
1t; lately, however, he had seemed
wonderfully alert. The arrival of the
weekly mail found him in state of
great expectation, and after he had
read his letters he would sit quietly
all evening looking very happy and
smiling as he read them over again.
He always was a non-committal chap,
but this time there was no mistaking
the signs, so suspected his homesick-
ness, and judged his case, as one is
apt to do, by the light Of my own. No
wonder, poor fellow, that he wanted to
wipe out the 1900 miles which alone
stood between him and that Thanks
giving turkey! For my own part, can
swear that no power as yet known to
man could keep me back from Jim Nc
Kennels Thanksgiving dinner, for
Mary was to be there-Mary whom all
these years / had remembered and low
ed so well. had never forgotten her
beautiful deep, dark eyes, which SEEM
ed to search ones soul with that pene-
trating look one sees sometimes in
baby's eyes.
There was but little out here in the
mountains to relieve the tedium of our
long evenings, so Jim McKenzie's week
ly visits were always heralded with
Joy. We made merry over his coming,
and our carefully prepared dinner we
regarded as a feast. We talked 1t over
In the morning, and when evening came
we began to plan for next weeks com
ing. No wonder Mckenzie was always
welcome. His mind was stored with
the thrilling adventures of early days
in the mountains. We never tired of
listening to the story Of his own good
luck; how, way down near the stream
on the side Of the mountain, his Quick
eye had detected the bits of shining
gold; how, day by day and all alone.
he followed up the little thread of gold
until he had discovered the secret of the
mountains heart, the generous yield
of ore which had made him the rich
est man In Golden Point" With touch
Ing pathos he would tell us of the brave
hearted men no less worthy than him
self who had come out here to meet
only bitter disappointment and blasted
hopes. At rare intervals he would
speak to US of his own early trials, of
his dead wife, to whose loving care
and gentle sympathy he confidently and
proudly attributed his entire success
and all that was good in him. Then,
100, he always brought us news Of his
laughter Mary. At first her letters were
only outpourings of her homesick, low
ng heart; she was born to live in the
and declared she must have
he freedom Of the mountain bird. After
/ while her letters breathed a more
Oontented spirit. In an incredibly short
line the mountain bird had ceased to
utter against the bars Of her cage.
Her quick AMI receptive mind soon
vielded to the guidance Of those about |
Ter, and with the full force Of an ar
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25

You will enjoy this publication much
better if you will get in the habit OF
reading the advertisements; they will
afford a most interesting study and
will put you in the way of getting
some excellent bargains. Our adver-
tisers are reliable, they send what they
advertise.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25

Baltimore supplies the ships of all
nations with sails That city is the
center of the cotton duck industry of
the world, and not only furnishes sails
for foreign navies, but tents for for
eign armies, the production of its
twelve factories being greater than the
product Of all other factories in the
world combined.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25
ABip Regular Army

The miGhtiest host Of this sort is he army OF
Invalids whose bowels, liver and stomach have
been regulated by ITOstetteF's Stomach Bitter :
A regular habit of bodyis brought about through
using the BtterB not by violently agitatlng ana
gripping the ntestineS, but BY reinforcing their
energy and causing low OF the bile into its
proper channel. Malaria, y gripPe, dyspepsia
and tendency to inactivity Of the Kidneys are
conquered By the Bitters.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25

A dispatch from San francisco, Cal,
announces the arrival there Of 2,235
bales of raw silk destined for direct
transportation to mills in Connecticut
and New Jersey. This is an unusually
large shipment and IT'S direct purchase
is significant.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25

The gas companies OF New York and
Brooklyn are furnishing gas ranges
and heaters for the many new apart.
ment houses, model tenements and
buildings given to bachelor lodgings,
free of cost to the builders, for the
purpose Of encouraging the consnmp-
ton of gas as fuel and the plan is be-
coming popular.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-25

The cottonseed industry of the south
employs 10000 people in 300 mills. The
capitalization Is over fifty million dol
.ars and the annual product is valued
at one hundred and thirteen million
dOllara