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The John n. WOODBURY. Dermntological Inse1o1oA
1877 West 4ed ST., New York, WA established over ~
years ago, and Is equipped with all the latest end
most improved surgical i~natruments for the oo1oo-
tion of facial Irregularities and biemishes. and hes
associated with IL only the most skilled and expert
enced physicians. who devote their entire time 70 ~
eradication of skin diseases and facial irregularities.
Dermatolosist John H. Woodbury. empioys the somo
skill in making people better looking that hosptta1
are applied. Which make all operations painless. and
make It possible for tho surgeon to mould the human
form with no moro pain to the patient than II 10 were
o sculptor moulding clay. Consultation II free in
person or by mail, ana terms are moderate. Dsrmnr
tolog1st John II. Woodbury. also manufacturers WOOD
burys Facial Soap, Facial Cream, Facial PowdeF. an1
Dental Cream. and will mail a sample Of eeoh Out.
ncient for two weeks use) for 90 cents Address ol1
letters to 1877 West 52d ST., New York.
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Miie. end proceeded 70 administsr ths laws I'D
collect revenues for the Customs DEPARTMENT
He collected about els. 900 the frst year. I'M
couraSod by the prospects Of revenue. the Do
ininion Government appointed . customs ON
Ger for tho district last year. and his returns, TO
Gently arrived. swelled the total collections IN
the Yuko to about $4,000.
This work OF organisation was frst sugrested
10 the Government by the North American
Trading and transportation Company. which
was anxious that the British territory should be
administered 20 as to guarantee the safety Of its
interests, It was not undertaken by the Do
minion authorities, however, until tho survey
ing parties then in tho field had. more or Ices
definitely, located tho 1klst meridian OF west
longitude, which forums the boundary between
Alaska and the Canadian Northwest territories
from Mount St Elias to the shores Of the Arctic,
Whom this had been accomplished complaints
were heard from the Seattle and other American
newspapern. William 0gilvie, Chief Of the Ce.
madam international Boundary Survey, set al
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On the Christian Endeavor cheap rates. A score
Of tho passengers are women. mostly young and
SEATTLE. Wash. July a4-iH an interview by
W. p. c. Richardson, formerly principal of the
public schools Of Seattle. VIII spent several
years On tho Yukon, travelling over tho route
In ummer and winter. and who at present has
the mail contract between Juneau and Circle
City, the following additional facts arc obtained
about the country and its possibilities:
Tho Klondikc is q stream several hundred
miles long, as nearly as can DO estimated. and
from 200 to 300 feet wide. exceedingly rapid
and difficult to navigate by reason Of
swift current and o~vcrhanging troes or
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reporting that the observations Of the Canadian
and American parties as to the boundary dit
Creek and six at Cudahy. Ogilvie remained In
tho country all last winter and busted himself
stalking of claims for the miners on the newly
discovered placer mines.
or the mounted policemen who formed Con.
stantine's fret detachment not one reenlisted
upon the expiration of their terms this spring.
Five Of tho returned policemen have brought
back over 600. 900 as the results of mining dur
ing their spare hours OF duty. Constantine'e
last report says that no II eroctinR q third
post at tho mouth Of the Klondike River.
He has asked for a larger force OF police. In this
regard his suggestion has been anticipated.
A gold commissioner has been appointed and
arrangements are making TO secure n steam
launch to ply az o police boat between the Rlon'
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reach Dawson City before the season
closes. At no season can gasoline launches DO
used to advantage on the river except for trano-
porting goods part Of the way mp stream.
Tho only practical vessel for river trade 10
q small hat-bottom rivcr steamer drawing from
ono to two feet Of water which can pass over
the sand bars. Whom the present rush for
81 Michael II over . crowd Of fortune
seekers will head for the juneau route,
which 10 open nearly Ill the year. A
number Of steam schoonors and sailing vessels
have been chartered to leave for juneau and
Dyea. and the regular steamers on tho coast
route have all they can do to handle the freight
offered for Puget Sound and Alnsknn points.
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From q Photography

ground, but very rich quartz. Stewart River II
larger than Klondike. and will soon be q scene
Of greater activity than is now witnessed on tho
tributaries Of the Klonkike.
Several days ago I despatched tho schooner
Fisher Brothers for st. Michael, loaded with
supplies for tho Yukon and Klondike mines, and
also o small steamer Of 100 tons burden. This
was in the "knock-down" state, ready to
DO put together In tho shortest possible
time. I anticipate having It completed
and ready to sail about Sept 20. Re
earding tho navigation on the Yukon, boats
drawing hve foot can 90 up as far as Klondike
or further. With q little improvement In tho
river, boats Of six-feet draught could easily be got
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KLONDIKE GOLD SEEKERS.
sIxTY.BIaMr PBRsoHs sHr slxE
PROM SAN E1lNOIsOo.

eutissh Het Hsvsrah,e NJ nasy Access - tse
Ileias ~ The %. michael neute-A Seattle
Msn says the seswavS nive- us nteh with
oeia-Psrihn 81 TIE Ovoyiasa SeaFney.
Z BAN FRANorsoo. July at.-Peopls who have
the gold fever do not realise that ships and
steamers starting for st. Michael. except in few
cases, cannot hope to got through to Dondike
this year. II has already been reported that
there IL very little water In the Yukon, and Il IL
doubtful whether the regular river steamer can
get through before the winter froeze-up. Par
ties starting for the gold nelds In steamers, on
the decks Of which are sections Of river boats,
cannot put their portable craft together In time,
on reaching st. Michael, 70 fioat boats and
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the smooth table land fof about 1TB miles. Thon
Teslin Lake. e reached, and III plain snilipg
Lewis River, and down the Lewis II II clear go
Ing TO Dawson City.
Five Fingers rapids, and those are not bad II
one has q guide. John G. Calbreath. for many
directed BIZ the British Columbia Governfnent
10 open this new route, and $4,000 will be ex-
pended upon II Immediately. Steamboats, can
the trip TO tho gold fields can DO made with Less
danger and moro quickly BY this route than by
any other. 1t 10 open usually until tho middle
OF October, and sometimes a. late as November.
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have reported another creek. much further up,
which they call Too Much Gold Creek on
which gold is 50 plentiful that. as the mlnere
with II to sluico it. From ali this we may. /
think; infer that, we have here q. district which
Now. 1000 such claims will require at least
5000 men to work them properly, and as wages
for working. In the mines are from 80 to $40
to assume that this part of our territory will, in
a year or two. contain 10, 0O0 souls at least"
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through. Transportation facilities are being
greatly improved on this river. and II all tho
boats are placed on 1t that are reported on tho
way and under construction. the country will DO
easily provisioned.
" propose returning to the Yukon, and WIN
sail tomorrow. II 10 said that 1000 mon
will DO on their way across the divide
this spring. They should take . million
pounds of provisions. I think 1t impossible
TO accomplish It. As to tho possibilities Of men
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south c.renn.,. raauor Problem.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. July 24.-The special Dis
pensary Examining Committee made Its report
to the Governor to-day. Tho COMMITTEES advises
that no moro ncwliquor bottles be purchased. The
dispensary has 10000 worth OF bottles. Tho re-
port recommends that the 1890. 900 worth d
liquors in stock DO reduced Immediately and
that liquors for which there has been no sale be
disposed Of ut a reduced price.
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swsspers. as they are called in that country.
is waters were clear before tho discovery OF
gold but they arc now muddy from the wash Of
eiuico boxes. The mines arc not on tho Klon-
dixie proper, but on Bonanza. Hunter and Bear
crooks. The Bonanza empties into tho Klon-
diko about a mile from its mouth. Hunter
Creok 10 fourteen miles above. while Eldorado
ma trIneh OF BonAnEa. branching on 1 cen
oalles from the mouth of the Eondlke.
tn stories you have hoard of the wonderful
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orAa1roE 4. AWARD DEln


GENEVA, N. Y, July 2L.-Gen- Clarence A.
Seward. Vice. President Of the Adams Express
Company md President Of the Union Club.
New York, died In this city this afternoon at
8:1B O'Clock Of heart trouble. Gen. Seward, who
has been In poor health since last spring, ar.
rived hero on Juno 10, intending, as was his Gus
tom, to spend the summer in this city. He was
taken III on Monday and sank rapidly until his
death this afternoon. The funeral and inter
ment will tain place on Tuesday afternoon st
Auburn, N. Y.
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dixie, Forty Mile. and Cudnhy. MI. ogilvie was
ordered TO return to Ottawa, but instead, no de-
a full report to the Government. This report
will be issued In pamphlet form by tho Govern.
A few miles further up. Bear Creek enters
the Klondike. and 1t has been prospected and
located on. About twelve miles above the mouth
OF. Boar Crock. Gold Bottom Creek joins the
klondib 9, and on 1t and a branch named Hunker
Creek very rich ground has been found. On
probably DO 200 or 800 claims. Tho Indians
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Batter Barred By the JOhn.town EssA.
Nrom the Wash in0ton 20

CHARLEsTowN. w. Va. July Occurring tho
year of the Jamestown hood. in 1889. the shen-
andoah River was much swollen. During the
rise. some OF tho timber 1t swept down struck
the milkhouse OF J. A. Grigsby, completely de-
molishing It. burying beneath Il all the contentA.
AfeW DAYS ago Mi Grigsby. In cleaning AWAY
the debris. found Embedded In the running water
q large roll OF butter, as sweet and fresh as
when placed In tho house eight Year, ago. The
e1JFAetOd ali the salt used In making. -
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II Howe Has Gieldsensuppo. He'll Have TO Fro
duco Him.

Lawyer Howe's bluff that Gioldsensuppo Is
alive and that he can produce him was called
yesterday by Assistant District Attorney Mitch
ell, who said with irony:
III Mr.. Howe knows where Gieldsensuppe Is,
II his duty as an officer OF this court to produce
the man at once, and intend to take measures
soon which will compel him to do So"
Mr.. Howe was not around yesterday, but will
DO heard from tomorrow.
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u n estimated that at least 5000 persons viii
oavo San Francisco for the digginss In the next
two monthaL
The steamer Cleveland left hero late this AZ
tsrnoon with sixty-ight passengers bound for
st. Michael. She touches at Seattle and
will take on about $50 passengers there.
Comparatively few passenger arc from
Ban Francisco. A large number are from
the interior Of the State and some arc from the
East, the remnant Of tho host that came across
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which win reduce tho timo and cost Of tho Jour.
ney. A man who establishes pack trains over
any of the now routes will mako moro money
than most of tho now Kiondike miners. The beet
trail from the coast to tho Yukon region IL said
to DO by tho Lake Teslin trail. It starts at Fort
Wrangell and presents few dihioulteAL This
route leads up Telegraph Creek from Fort wran-
CELL. and Is clear water travel for about 100
miles Ut tho crock. The creek Is abandoned
there and. the traveller strikes straight AcFoss
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DOG SLEDGE GOING TO THE KLoNDlKE.
From q Photography

greater in the near future. All communication
between here and the mining camp Is by way OF
the United States. and transportation Is In ves-
sells owned by residents of the United statcI-
Two years ago tho Department of the Interior
despatched . force OF twenty mounted police to
Fort Cudahy. on the Canadian side OF the
frontier. at the junction OF Forty Mile
Creek and the Yukon. Tho officer In com
mand. Inspector Constantine. established two
posts. one NJ CudAhy and the other at FOrty
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James S. Barcus has announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for Councilman
from tho Fourth district. He is a member Of
the publishing firm of Clarke. BArcus & Co.. and
In the last Presidential campaign no wrote and
published The Boomerang; or, Bryan's Speech
with the Wind Knocked Out" which was circu.
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FROM WASHTUB TO WEALTH.
Mrs. willis. Ono or the klsadiko Pioneer
Writes or Her Good Lack There.

MrA. willis. Ono OF the ktoadiko Pioneers,
Writes or Her Good Lack There.
TACOMA, Wash, July 24.-rhe pioneer woman
gold hunter OF the Yukon, Mrs. J. 7. Willis of
this city. has struck 1t rich on tho Klondike.
Only q few weeks ago she was taking in wash
ing. and now she Is worth $3.50 000
"Ihave gone through doath." she writes to
Mrs. Frank p. Hicks. and a fight has been
made against me to take possession of my
claim. but ] will stand by my rights II 1t takes
1--WE years"
husband is a gun and lock smith and has rheu-
matism. He could not go out into the frozen
north. and his wife went for him. For two years
she made little money. and was almost dis
heartened when the KlOndike riches were dis.
covered. She Immediately Joined a party Of
was among the first to secure a claim. She then
went TO work as cook for the Alaska Common.
cial Company men at Dawson City and is receiv.
ing Sl5 per day for her services.
While doing washing Mrs. Willis introduced
the first boiled shirt" into the Yukon gold
which she starched the first shirt. Her frst as.
sistant In the laundry was an Indian squaw to
whom Mrs. willis paid 81 q day and board. Her
little log cabin cost her $35 a menth, and her
supply OF wood for the winter cost S225.
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CANADA AND THE KLoNDIKE.

Tho Dominion Governnont Expects to Reap .
Fart or the Harvest.
OTTAWA. July 24.-Tho Dominion Govern
mcnt Is receiving some share of the wealth Of
the Klondiko district. 1t is expected that $780,
900 In excess OF tho cost OF administration will
DO received this year. and with the rush that is
now beginning the revenue will DO much
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getting into business on the Yukon or Klondike,
I think they arc 100 per cent. better than In any
other country. The field is wide open for bust
ness, and thSrS Is no end to money. Any new
enterprise will succeed backed by energy"
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Scout Allison Organising an Expedition 10 thu
Cold Yields.

WASHINGTON, July 24-Capt. K Il. Allison,
known generally as Scout" Allison, having
served as a scout in Department OF Dakota from
1880 to 1885. is organizing an expedition for the
Klondike gold fields. He has spent two years in
Alaska, and was on. the Upper Yukon with q
government expedition for several months.
Washington who desire TO go to the Kiondike.
He says he has received many applications 10
join the expedition. Capt. Allison has several
mending bic services. as o scout ia a. !,
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NEW ROUTE TO THE KLoNDIKE.

Tho Easiest way IL said 20 Ne By Fort WrauEen
ana Tealin Lake. #
BAN FRANCISCO. July 24.-Great interest 10
felt here In new routes to tho Yukon gold zelda
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Sin Mdl;ers3 ruf.

Die .Ameriean MaIt Co.. sesrin.
bet, um Sabrltatlon uno Sanoel bes
WaIsss in oisfsm 2anbe su controIiren,
it nit sinsm autOriiirten aapilaI BON
$50. 600, 900 in Trenton, y. S.. IneorpO.
rrrt potoen. Obsleib cisier nsue Fruit
bic sroBsn Ralsbduisr i'm @siten cOn,
troIlrsn pirb. 70 iiuO, Dis es bsiBt. bod
Il ilnf RaIsseibdfte i'm Staate Rep
gptt beisetrsien. IS iinO Die fOIssnOsn
5itmen: GbarIes u. Stanolsr Don Rem
Dort, bic 8tOstIsner Walseompanie in
9rpoflpn. Gbarles y. 8arnsr bon
Spracuis, 6. s. Curtis in Buffalo unO
bic @. .. Rattbsp'i4s in 2srOp.
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S%rutaler MorS uno Mufr uhr.

Nu5 Npaldieolo. fla, iommt BIZ
Radri6t BON einsm srnfIi6sn 4ufrubr
Sin peissr Wai9inif BON Dampfel
..g. 9. Swens" iditte. tpis ss bsibt.
elnen Reserfnaben gu sinsm S&ubma.
der. UNI feline Sdube ;u boIen. Del
S6ubma6er srildrte benz Sunssn. BAT
er obne 9elb bic S6ubs nldt erbaItsn
f5nne. NIs Der anabs BEN Mafdinifter
bic antiport dberbradte, tpurbe sr bon
bemielben nit elnsm Neher aneserifeu
unb t6btlib b%ertpunbet. Ser 2nabs
itarb i6on nod mebrsren Winutsn.
Die Sarbisen puroen bur6 bieien 0or,
faq in cine fur6tbare 4%ufreeune bsrissi.
Sic periammsIisn fi1 in GROCER ansabI
unb madten ben 8eriu6, ben NSroer su
lpn&en. Die SrantIin @ountp Wilis
purpe bsrausbeOrbert unb nit Silfs Der
Burger selana es, bas 2pn4en bes
R6rosr8 su OsIbatsn uno bic Rubs uie.
Der bsrsufteaen.
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Die ,9biIabeIpbia 5urnssmeinbe",
osren. 2ebrer Dor 8ursem bic ginfibrune
Der snelif6en Spra9e auf benz Surn.
plab empfabl. bat auf 8sranIaHung bes
bstreifsnosn GomiteS olels gmpfsblung
sntibieosn surisspisien. Sn BEN Bee
ri6t belbt es. ,,oab AaeS ~aufsebotsn
psrOsn ioate. ben 3eitpuntt oes 5aIen'
laIens u%niersr ib6nen bsuii6en Spra6s
iOpsit pie m6sIt6 binaussurdden .
Inter 4noerem tplro oann peiier geiast :
.Nsnn nab Subren bic Iurnssmsinbs.
elmer Dale elelh, aus ben bislsn sneIl,
iden Surnpereinen berporleudtst, elmer
Dale, in nelbsr beuti9e Sprade unb
Site bsrrf6t, unb in Der beutides 2ieb
srtIinet, 10 tbnneu iib oies Aqe. bic bann
nod unter ben Witsliebern iinb. gum
b6bftsn Rubme uno gbre redusn."
0us 1T bic riatise SteaunSnabms,
psl6e Radsifsrun8 usroisnt. namentll6
~ elmer 5eit, in Der oaS Deuti1tbum
oes 9anoss elnsn i6psren 2ampf sssen
ben Ratipismus burbyufs6ten bat unb
lbm Der reseImdsise ftdrtenoe araftsu.
iIuB in 5olee oes beoeutsnosn 8ddBan'
sss Der ginuanosruns abSsi9nitisn III.
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= Die ausiStsn flr einsn sIdn,snben

Die Austt1ten tlr etien 8lan;enoen
@rfoIs bes bemOfratiiden Tidets bon
9udaipanna County tperben nit iebem
Gage better. bsnn bic Burger eeIansen
msbr unb mebr gu ben ginii@t, baB bic
Ssrren auf bemieIbsn bic ridtisen Wdn'
ner fur bic Stsasn iinb. Nae Gambia.
ten erfreuen ii9 tpobIueroienier a&tunB
une limb Gbrenm6nner i'm poafen Sinns
oss @ortes unb ais fol9e iubreIans be'
FAINT. au6 in 8etreff Der Rationulitdi
1T bas 9idet elm sutes bier abfOmm'
hinge bon Deutiden. brei bon SrIdnoern
unb elmer bon S6Otten, seisen, BAT
feline natipifiihe 8seinHuKuns BEL bet
8uiammenfeauns bsfeIbsn erIaubi
purbe. cine beadtunestpertbe Ibutiade,
penn man betentt, baB in ben lebter
puar Sabren cine itarfe nutibihiide
Strbmun8 ii4 INNER mebr bemertbar &C.
ma&t bat. ippobI seeen bic Dsuii4en.
ais trie aud seSen anOere NationaIitd'
ten. 8iele m6Ben sIauben, bab biei'
6ruse nidtS nit Der 8OIitif su tbur
babe ; benz 1T iebO8 nidt 10. bsnn pr
bic Nutipiitsn bic Obsrbanb srbaIten.
Ssissn fie in turser 3eit ibre Wadt, mas
ipesiea bic 9euti6en i6on 6fterS ~
ibrem 2eibe erfabren baben.
Inter bieien umftdnosn bnlten mir Ell
fir uneemefsn, baB bic 9eutiden cir
iol6' liberulss 9idet u~nteritdben, pie es
beS sesenpdrtise osmotratiide il au
berbem 1T es aud an Der 3eit. bub pie'
Der eInmaI elm @ediel Der Bartei in Der
aem:ern i~tutiinost unb Der ..Rins" &c.
broben tpiro, Der our 3eit i'm @sunii
abiOlute Serribaft bait. oenn ni9ts per'
leitet msbr our Corruption, ais elm fol-
der 3uitanb, Der bur6 @slbmatt crelrt
befeItiet unb erbaiten piro. Siei,
5ruee iUate ipesiea in Der se8snpdrtieer
Gampaene niht auBer a6t selaher
perben, benn ntemaIs bat bas @elo elm
srDbere Stole in Der poliiii ces @Ountiei
SeIpielt. alS pie bel Der lebten republic
iden @Ountp @onuentiOn eS mar b
nidt bic 5rase, per Der pOpularite uni
plrbisfte Ssrtrstsr 6sS Bottles 1T, iOn'
bern net benz aamdbtissn .8inse" &C.
idais mar. Dab elm 10 auissteltsi
Iidet fid teiner sroBsn Selisbtbett unite
zen beitsn 8drssrn erfreuen lam, II
ieIbItpe, ftdnoli6, unc piele bisbs
itrumme &epublltuner tpenoen iib mi
0Ortsu Der 8erOammune BON Oemislben
8snn baber bic 9empfroten elniB uni
Uersint the Bill6t ibun. 70 1T tsIl
9Tuno poTbnncen, um an einem Slet
Der garleI su speiieln.
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Nuu toaen aud bic Nc tbmdnuer
gu .Ssmperen;lern semaht
merpeu.

Der .9rpbs Ratb" Der 8ersini8tsu
5taaten osS perbeHerten OroenS Der
Rotbmanner, nsl6sr in YbilabelpbIa
b.. su ieiner so. Sabrssitsuns pertains
melt par, bat supOr nab lan8ersr Des
Bate bsidlofen, ben .Sidmmen" len
8erfauf BON berauibenoen 8strdn en-
aler 4rt bel BGlsu. Bicnies, 2usflassn
cher aneersn j, itlibtslten su perbietsn.
gs tpuroe 9elteno sema6t, oab Die Der.
Oannune Der SpirltuCien pom alien Ssit'
li6tsitsn bes Oroens ben i5rauen uno 4ln.
oern Der Dtlt9lieber ben BepeiS liefern
piroe, bab Der Oroen isln Ui6sli6ites
bue. um ben isbt i6On bOben Grab Del
Dtitslisbfdaft su erbbben, anitatt Jpn su
erniebrigen /; aubsrbem pilrbe Der Sueeno
unb benz iunsen Habtpuds oamit elm DOT.
;dsli6es 8eiipiel se9ebsn. Slarte Sp,
petition CAB ii6 nldt funb unb nn1 Der
4btimmune purbe erfldri, oab Der I'm.
tras einltimmis ansenommen peroen iei.
Wan betrabtet bieS als ben 8prIaufer
Der annabme zines Amenbsmsnts sur
Contribution, tpeI9es einssbra9t, aber
ert i'm ndtftidbrisen @Unpsnt in Snbia'
napolis oebattirt perben ipirb, oabin
Iautsno, bab Wirtbe. 8arteepsr uno n
Osrs Perionsn, pelde ii9 nit benz Spi'
rituoienbanbel %bsfuiien, feline NitsIisosr
bss OrosnS fem f6nnen. Dieie 9ussnb.
bOlbsnbuftisfeit tpirb ;u a%ufdais, um
d1t uno anbalteno ;u iein.
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@roses Seuer in Der Sauptftaet
be6 3dnbeS.

Sn Der ,.9sntraI potper Station Der
capitol TractiOn Co.. 8aibinetOn, ..
g.. brad porlsbts Wittpo6 Na&t um
IL nbr Seuer aus uno in oreibis Winu'
ten ma oaS prddtise fsdstSdiss Sc.
bdube Der pOafdntissn 3erftbrunB ee'
tpeibt. IS nlbm oaS ean;e @epierte
o Der Benniplpania Gpenue bis sur
..G"sStrabe unb bon Der l3i StraBs
bis our IA. elm. Das Ssusr brad in Der
iibpeftli6en gde oss @sbdubss aus unb
irob aaer N~nffreneuneen Der 5euertpebr.
munni1aft feste es nie 8inc our6 ale
lbeiIe Der risiiesn anlaae. Die Siss
par 70 sroB, baB bic Mdnner BON ben
ansrenienoen StraBen s%elrieben tpuroen.
Ils es uueeni6einIi6 tpurbe. baB biz
Boomer Station" ni4t esrettet tpsrben
tonnte. ribtste oas Ssuerbepartement
feline 4ufmsriiamteit auf ous ansrenssnbe
G%lssntbum, uber bic 5Iammen idlusen
auf bic anosre. Settle Der IA. Strabe.
bann mad Der 1871 Sirabe binlber. uno
erarifen einen sroben 2eibftal unb cine
Rsibe o oreif6dieen 8adteineebdus
ben. so furdtbar mai bic Sibe, oab
Die 6eusrpebIlsute ben brennenbsn 5dus
fern niGt nabs senus fommen tonnten.
um bic SIummen gu bsmeifern. Die
Rausrn oes ,,,Pouer"' Saufes itlrstsn
um IL l1br Elm /; mebrere a%narensence
0duisr purosn ausssbrannt oeer Fart
bei9doist. Der anseridtste Sdaoen
IdBt ii6 nod ni4t bsftimmt fefteasn.
ii4 uber uuf nitt uIsI tusniser als
cine Miaion Dollars ~bsIaufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-10-07
6rpfer DerSienit!

BE uns feline abbrsif. smisnbet. Dem ienOsr
mir per Bot g.uaus austunft ibsr Elm aan,
neuss Sei6dtt pumif iraeub eius psrfuu mdHn.
liten ooer wsibIideu @sfdlsdts auf sbrliht
8eiie nno obne grobe ansIaseu uno Wlbe ibsr
100 Dollars per Wonat berbieneu tam. Obn,
Reiien uuo Reobelu. Seiu aesntid lfts gum
bug. %ionoern Elm sbrlih,s Ssidaft aortfre
JOHN HOUSE & co, Canton. Lewis Co., Mo.