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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

itlfad. nit RsbfrDbb Eeis hen Il
uff nlic1 ssfdmife I'M itb ben i6ubr
gebenft, mel lebtes @tiinb1e mar bo.
Mn mel @libberyner mare mid ipis ges
fprebnt, aipiper es bot mid ueitsr fein
Demmetf1 sebabn, id ipar'n froh, tpie
Der Srebn ipibber geitart is I'M ih bic
5elIerfh los mar. SO BEN ih iebt gez
foFe NIT meine Renntnife. $50 ben
ih hinsebn sefollt, fen mar jebt bic
Rpeffhen. mo mid am mebrf1te ge=
pofelt bot. SD ben mid emol umgez
gudt I'm bo Is mid bic @egenb uff
emool 10 betannt for tomme. MlIes
bot eeeudt, dls mann ids fdon emol
sefebn bdtt. Shubr senus. id par'n
gana nier au uAier 3ittie. go. no.
mas ben id mid atptper bo sefreit! Se
fDnne tmdtfdinne, ipie ih DO burriez
opp sen,adt ben, bab id beim iin ton,s
me! Gs mar 10 ebaut aebn ubr @adts,
pie id in 5ront BON mel 9aus geitanz
ne ben. Gs mar alIes bunfel I'M es bot
Riemanb sebDrt, tpie id an bic Dohr
senadt ben. 80 ben ih nids annerfdt
bubn fDnne, abs bab id { @las in be
Ritidenpinber seIdmdf4t un in bos
9aus sefleimt fin. Die 2iaaie mar nit
betm un ih BEN gebenft, mas is ber
Subs gu tparte, Gu beHer sebit ins
8ett. Sd ben nod nit biefent ins
8ett gelege, bo ben ih aah f9on ees
f6loofe. llff een,ol bDrn i9 fer9>
terlides 9etrieid. Sd tpede uff I'm
in benielpe Mpment trieee midi paar
Sellerih gu pade. Shmib ben fe mir
getptpe, bab en- 9unb iammert IN an
bic Stritt BEN fe mid gef4mife. Sd
ben auerf9t sebenft, bic Seaeri4 bon
ben Srebn bate mid nod emol ge=
tGdelt, atpiper bann ben i4 ausgefunz
ne, bab bic Sa9 different mar. Die
2iaaie is beim fomme I'm bot mid in
bas 8ett liege febn. Off apbrs pot
ie mid nit edspedtet gebabt un DO bot
fe sebalIert: nGs liegt en- frember 3erl
i'm 8ett!" 90 i'm al bic Nebberi9
erbei fomme I'M ben mid perbumz
matI9t. WeG, ipis ii9 Der Mibtebt
erausgeitent bot, DO mare mer al bdpz
pig. Die 2ia5ie bot mid orig gut eez
trtet. rNh pbil," bot ie geiagt, mas
fin ih 70 frob, bab i4 bid mibber ben,
i9 ben f9on sebenft, ie bGtte bid eez
filt. Ou gluubit gar nit, fpie i9 bid
in alIem gemiBt benz" DO ben i4 ge@
i6meilt. Gs is eana gut, mann bic
Sraa als empl ausfinne bubt, mas K
on elm bpt,
Womit iCh pcrbleiipe
sbne Sbrn lietper
pbiIiep G5duerd pfeL
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
Sie Sfatpfansc.

Die Sfatp{lanse (scata decifolia)
gsbort gu ben netten gfldns6en. Spr
80 Sabren np9 5iemlib unbefannt, iii
lie iebt iiberall su finoen. Die erlten
Gremplare ipl man i'm Gltenburgil6en
sntbeft baben. Sie StatpflanSe dccli=
matilirt iib iiberall iebr ibnea. sic
ipiirbe nah 9lnii6t beriibmter 9lutoritd=
ten nod auf Dem Spiel oes BopOtate=
petl forttpmmen. Gep6bnli6 finoet
man brei @remplare (fleeblattf fDrmig)
suIammen, ielteaer bier. Seoe Stat=
pilanse tat ss9n Sldtter bon ldn9lid
bierefiger Torm, Die fd6erfOrmis an
einem lan9en Slattltiel liben. Sic
6arbe oerielbsn lit tbeils rotb, tbeils
grim. sic fallen eemDbnli6 nad elm
amber ab, ielten ale sebn auf einmal.
9(uffallig lit, oas lie niAt mia Sci ai=
berep Elansen. Dem 2idte 5u=, ionoern
bpn bemielben ab9etebrt Iinb. gtur Die
Sldtter gang alter Yflan5en MAIDEN ba=
rinsSupeilen cine Nusnabme. Man6=
NAL merben einiee bieler ieltlamen 8e=
pd6ie 9ans idmara mas BON Dem pise
len Ye1 berriibrt, mDnlit lie behaitet
lino. Solder 3ultanb lit swar INNER
perbGngniBpoa, fiibrt aber ni1t our6=
aus Den &uin berbei. Die scata deci-
folia lit cine 3immerpflanse, eeoeibt le=
bod auh in 6reien, alleroines nur i'm
warmen Spmmer. 6leibiee5 SesieBen
qebDrt sn ibren 2ebensbeoingun9en.
Wlan perrpenbet oa5u am belten reines
Naler, bas aber suoor NIT Snpfen
uno Mals abgespgen Ober Itarf nit Stun
unb 3ufer periebt 1T. Sn leBterem
sSalle fam es biz 40 @rab marm lein.
{ a5atsrau1 i6aoet Den pflanSen our6=
aus niht. 9Seibli1e Gremplare fpm=
men ppr, Iino aber aienlib ielten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
SbatSa6en Spred1ett.

gti6t mas fir cine Wfeoisin bean=
lpru9t miro, Ionoern mas oieielbe That
IdAlib bemirft, lit maBaebeno uno mir
lollen oaber bic Sa9e our6 Serrn Sbos.
@oigt, Wiosnb gitp, g. Satota, in
ieinen e,senen g8orten erldutern:
y Meine Mutter sOa li6 cine i6were gr=
tdltlns su, wel6e lie auf's Srantenla=
ger mari. llnler SausarSt bradte ibr
smar 3inoeruna, ieoo6 i6ien lie ME
pplltonmen ber9eitellt 81 iein. Sic
butte teinen Nppstit, Webielfieber uno
fublte idpa9 uno eleno. 9ieIes mar
ibr 3ultano, ais MIR nit 6ornis Nlpen=
trduter Ylutbeleber begannen. gu
unierer erOBten Sreuoe fann i6 bemer=
fen, oaB ebe nod bas Yrobetilthen auf=
eebrau6t mar, li6 Der 3ultano meiner
Nhltter beoeuteno 9ebenert bate unb
beute lit lie 10 geiunb uno trdftia, als
man es bel ibren Sabren erwarten tdnn.
g9ir lino babsr fir Die Gesnllngen oie-
les Ntittels Iebr oantbar."
Oiersu mDhten mir nod bemerten,
Dap Sorni's 9llpenlrGuter Slutbeleber
feline Npptbeter=Mteoisin 1T, ionoern nur
Dur1 2ptal-Nserten ooer olrett ppm
Sobrifannten Sr. Yeter 6abrnep, In
Gbicasp. ST., i'm Sale feline agentur
i'm Srte lit, be,pgen nerben fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
GaScln obme Ewemmatif?

Die fettenlpien 3tpeirdber haben in
ben lebten paar Mpnaten genug ppl
ii9 reben gemaht, Dbne iebr idnsl
popular tperoen 81 fDnren. Wentg
geadtung bat oagegen Biz ieBt eine
nod neuere Grfinbung eefunben:
3peiraber obne 2uftfiiuuns Der Gum
1nireifen.
@elbiee rnterIheiben iih ben Iusz
ieben na9 gar niht bon Staflrpi1en
nit luftsefiinten Heifen. Das Snners
Der lebteren aber 1T, itatt 2uft, nit
Saaren pollsspfropft, ipel9e einem sez
piIIen 3rdufelungs 0erfabren, ie@
bod obne 9eiBmadsn, unteripnrfen
tpnrben linb. Wie gep0hnli1, fpirb
Derii9ert, buB iih biefe grfinbuns
alorrein betpdbre, unb fhpn piele iols
DE 3tpeirdber BON bier nah auspdrtis
aen 2Gnbsrn eTportirt tuiirben.
Nutiirlih tpGre es ppn gsspaltigem
Wortbeil, penn bic pneumatif gdt,3
entbebrt ipsrbsn fDnnte. Naoler f0nns
ten bann iiber Rdgel, @lasiplittsr u.
I. ID. fabren, pbne sinen .3nfdmmena
bruh1 befiirhten al mil iii1en; benn cine
Durhl0derung bes Mabreifens bate
nihts msbr all bebeutsn. Db uber fplz
DE Nabrsiftn, mic bic pben ertpdbnten.
10 {hmisgidtu uTb ipiegfdn. tpis llfts
0efints gsiftil, uibt nllr iinb {onbern
i ~ u K 4 j s. Il 4 = - 81 ift {rn{, n5fpr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
Bic Vriien

Sen MeH, 5la., % april. Ser
gunbesoiltrittanmalt Stripping miroe
in 8esng aui Die bon amerltanilden
Sriessihilfsn getaperten ipanll6en
Dampfer unb GeeelfabrSenae befragt
uno aab feline gnlidt oabin funo, oaB
teines bieIer maggenpmnenen S1iIfen
entgeeen ben pon Yrdlioent We&inlen
sum Gbube Der 0anbelsintereNen aufs
aeItellten protettionsregelr gefapert
morben lei uno baB oiele Ghiffe besbalb
aud niAt mieoer ausgeliefert miiroen.
Die tueggenommenen GhlHe marell ent-
meoer nod teinem ameritaniihen 5afen
beltinmt, ober lie hatten Gontrebanoe
an Borb. poer ibre MbfabrtSaeit aus
anerifaniihen 0dfen berehtigte IN
llebereinltimmuna nit Der Proclamation
3ur Me9nabme.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
(aui WsrIansen ssbrudt)
Meber nniere 1riitIin9SiuabIen

WeVeFHWVeFe SSrWV1tW01sV@vt
ibreibt Elm bieiiger Gorreiponoent benz
glatte Wine & Spirit News" in
Columbus:
vSie lebte Mabl tpiro bonn liberalen
glemente als Elm GROCER Sieg an9e=
feben, tuel9er Der Woblfabrt bes Woltes
gu gut tommt. gu bieiem liberalen
grfOl9e bat mpbl piel Der umitano BEL.
setrasen, bab alpei Wohen por Der
Wabl Elm Metbooiltenpfaff; Der feline
Nale am liebiten in Saden itedt, bic
ibn ni4ts aneeben, bic itrittefe Ourd=
fiibruna Der blauen 8eieBe peranlabte,
10 oaB Die Staot Sonntags nie aus9e=
itorben mar. @s fonnte nidt einmal
eine Gi9arre eetauft merben Nno 8e-
Itaurants unb 3uferbdfereien iparen
9ei6lofen. Sie Stimm9eber muroen
Der Sa6e miioe uno p1blten einen per-
niinfti9en Mapor uno Die Mebrbeit Der
neusn Staotrdtbe, 10 oab Der Stactratb
iebt balb uno balb lit. Ser aenannte
pfaffe. beHen Naie sliiht pie oiejenise
zines aussepidelten Shnapsbruoers.
iol aufsefOroert moroen iein, iein Nmt
nieoersulegen uno muroe ibm nod oas
8ebalt fir elm Sabr an9eboten, ipenn
er tortgebe. aber er bat bas Nnerbieten
suriif9emleien."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
Sd1WiuOSad1t 0eteiIt>

Ginem alten @rSte. Der BET Yroris 5uridgeSo9en
Iebt purbe burd en- N pitubiben WtilfnnGr Die ge.
fir bic idueae uuo bauernbe 6eilnn9 bon SunQen.
ihpinbudt Yrpndtis. &atarrb. 9litbma uno olleu
oalSs unb 2uu9entrautbeiteu auseebdnbi9t. Nub eiu
die uuo allen Serpenfronfbeiten Notbbem Der 2oftor
bic nunberboreu Seilrdfte in toueno dlleu erprobt
bate eratete es fir eiue Yhit bos Witte eineu
eibenoen WitmenIbeu befonnt 5u MAIDEN. Won oieIenl
Wtptip nuo @unih 9etrieber. bonoelte er SD ienoe
bieies &e5ept gau5 toeuirei @le. bic es mnd)eu.
in beutIder en9Iber uno frou3Diiidber Spratbe nit
poller Nnpeiinng Der SerenunQ uno beS Gebrauds.
Senoe 9loreiie nno 9riemarfe. be5ebe 8id ouf beie
Seitlng unb ld1 ienhe es ipfprt 20. o. Slopes, 820
pplpers Slpf. Hptbelter. N. D.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
stnssaben Der Giiemb abnen.

BON Der aeualti9en Bebeutung Der
ameritanii9en @iienbabnen Seugt u. u.
bic Sbatiade, bab fie udbrenb beg
syahres gegen bunoert Millionen Dol
lars mehr ausgeben, als bic geiamms
ten &e9ierungs Museaben Der Ser.
Staaten ausmahen. Sn bisiem Betraae
iinb Slpei bebeutenbe pofen nibt
eifmal nit inbseriffen uno stpar runo
5tpeibunoertunbfiinfsig Millipnen Doll
lars. pelhe Die Giienbabnen als 3in=
fen fiir ibre Bombs uno 3lpiihen adt3is
unb bunoert Millionen Dollars, bic lie
in 9ipioenben aui ibre Att,sn aus3ab=
len.
Gin Sadblatt rednete fiirslib aus.
baB Die @iienbabnen Der Ser. Staaten
DurdlAnittlid pro Scbr rs Miaionen
Dollars fir bic Snltanobaltung bes
Dahnbettes, 35 Millionen 9plars fir
ben Nntauf bon Sd,ienen uno sdwel=
len. 80 Millipnen Dollars fir 2ofos
motiOen uno Waegons uno Is Millio=
nen Dollars fir 8riifenbauten peraus=
saben. SIR ginfrieoisunsen. Sig
male unb Wadttbiirme beSablten Die i'm
llnipn9ebiete selseenen giienbabnen i'm
Sabre 1897 80 Milionen Dollars,
ipdbreno fir gnSeisen. 0rudladen
uno S6relbnlaterialien circa neun
Mi0iOnen Dollars aus9eeeben muroen.
No1 9rOber tellte iid Der fir 4oDOta=
tenaeblbren uno 8eridtstoten erior=
berlide Setraa uno smar besiferte lid
bieier i'm pori9en Sabre auf ettpas
mehr als Sebn Willionen Dollars
0ierin maren bic als gntI6dbi9une
fir @erlebte uno @etDbtete, iolpie fir
Sadbei6doi9uns erforoerliben Sum-
men nidt nit einbesriIfen. Siele Der
9roBeu @iienbabn- 8eiellldaften unieres
2anoes boben alljdbrlib ie cine Siertel=
Milllon Dollars fir Derarti9e 3mede
su besablen. Sir Die aeiammten @iIen=
babnen oes Eanoes biirfte oieier 9lus=
| qabepolten fiiuf Millipnen Dollars prO
Sahr errei6en.
GnOe Oorisen Sabres CAB es in Den
Ser. Stoaten 10000 Giienbabn=9ln=
eeItellte. Sierppn waren 100000 Sta=
tionsbeomte, $4,000 2otomptipfiibrer,
10000 SsiSer unb Sulfsbeiser, $1,000
Gpnoutteure unb 3ueobferti9er, 65,=
900 3u0beamts, 10000 Maibinilten.
100, 600 nibt 9ei6ulte Nrbeiter, 20, OOO
Seleeropben-SperatDrsn unb @ebiil=
fen, As, 600 geihenIteller un0 us, ,00C
gabnorbeiter, Si9nalbeamte &C. Sit
3abllilte idmmtlider omeritanilber
Giienbabnsn an @ehdltern uno 2Obnen
belduft li6 anf circa spei Wtillionen
Dollars pro Sag.
9lus ben porlte6enoen Saten er9ibt
Iib Die eepalti9e &Olle, melde Die
giIenbabnen als @elo Musgeber in
unierem srpBen 2anoe ipielen. @eber
bod i'm 2aufe oes Sobres minoeltens
tollienb Millionen Dollars baares 8elt
our6 ibre 9dnbe. Sierpon lie9t nu1
elm peridminoenoer 8ru6tbeil miBi!
in oen @emDlben Der gant, Der tpeitaus
9rDBte She'll bieIer Gieieniumme beIin:
BET li6 pielmebr in fOrttpdbrenoer Sir.
culation. 9ies tann nidt Wunoel
nebmen, ipenn man beoentt. oab bi
800, 900 Nnaeltellten einl6lieBli6 ibre1
! 6amilien unb SlenltbDten ettpa Ell
3pansisitel Der @eiammtbepDlferunl
ausma6en. Sieies 3wansieltel lit iii
ieinen unterbalt ausldliebli6, auf oi
@ilenbaDnen an0eDielen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

n Sm 9auptquartier Der eubaniI6en
eSunta in 9tem Oorf lpra1 oieier Sage
Wm. 8. Grimm BON @,rano &apios,
Wi6igan. Dor uno bat, ibn nah Cuba
81 iNifen, oamit er aegeu Die Spanier
tdmpfen tonne. Inn Den bel Der yMalne"s
8ataltrOpbe erfolgten 500 ieines gru=
oers Soiepb 8rimm su RIDDEN. 8rimm
ilt friiber Marineioloat 9elpeien uno
mar 5uleBt bel Der peniniular Srult 50.
in 8rano &apios bei6dftist, bat ieood
feline Stelle aufseseben, INN III ben
3rieg su sieben uno ieinen Sruoer sll
rdben. 8rimm's 0ater biente ipdbrenr
oes giirgertrieges bel ben 40. Ohio
Golunteers uno fiel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
JabrpIan Der Nep EbiiabeIpbia<
1l6rid5sbille GtraBembahn.

Eie @traBsnbabnpasen 9eteu BON Wapraeus $40 bis
Mbenbs 40 bon iebtr Oer beiben Stdbie al, ausger
Mornmeu Gcnntass mo Der erite magen eft no ab.
stbt &dmisaes, uub iueuu bffentdae 9Onaerte gear.
zen perbsn. 9eben bie Iebteu Masen nm 70. 70 ab.
Dte Dagen fommen IN btiben gtdbten ie 10 Minn.
isn na jsbsr Gtunoe bOn MIR aOrseus biz 10 llbr
&6tnbs al.
Z Gpssieils aeagen fur aoaen zbeater @eitnf nf8aItsn
Il. tptrben tei Der @tunbe bsaablt
\ Genapef sNH59Iub an bic 8agt btr 4an Ranble
!, ,Habn II 1snaijps. ss n
8. \. " 4 Y | 4 " slts @apt'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

DAILY. Except Sunday. Alag stop. MEAS
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 2 90 noon to II O0
r,dnght LIGHT Faced from II 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
l. f. LOREE, E. A. FORD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
ll-2S-c7-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For lime cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further Information re-
tarding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
Trei fur iGma9e Manncr.

SCh inerbe ieoem Woune fpfeufrei cine Yrobe Der
Seilmittel enben bic min bic pone Wtaunestraf mte
berberQeItellt baben uodbem olies obere fell9elds
gen bate. 9ieie 0aebiSn betltc mid noltanols npn
8erluii Der Sebensfrait Wtangel an Stare nerpplef
Gtbmddbe linD bbIen 9rarmen nno fptro ste epenlp
he,len Gie fDnneu eS bllr1 cine Nnirage eriangen
Senben Gie mir S5ren 9toinen nno Aorele peute oa.
bies nitbt mieber eridDeinen mag. Wan lGiteBe ene
0riefmarte be MbreIe @orl S. 3alter, 40o Wtalo
uic 5enlple, SaiamaapD. Y(ida.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

Iie Gpanier baben Banamo. cine
Der lpiNtiafen 6tdbte IN Der eubo1is
1ben prppina e5ontjdgo oe @uba, Az
rdulslt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05

3mlibe Shne
IN mid ben id
orig I9leht britu-
iper sefieblt, baB
.ib jeBt, mo Der
Wabr seitart bot,
tpiober beim iont
gebn. Wemme sc
enol an, tpas i9
aaes In ben @i=
Lamb Giubeh er=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
SGpad)e, ,lerb0ie Yerionem,

eeplagt bon Spffuuuesloieteit unb itbleAteu 5rana
nlen erld0pienoen Ausflliieu 9leoerrelBen. Srnlts
Gilcen- uno &opifmerSeu 6aaranSan, abnobme oes
@ebbrs unb @eiibts. &otarrb. Wtasenbrufen Shlhi.
neritopiuug, Wllogteit @rrDiben. 3tttern Ser5fles
plen Aeneitltdfeit uub Srlbiinu, eriabren aus Dem
>, ,Sngenafrennn" ipie euad unb bilg iie 9rinoIid1
oe6etlt unb pplle Seiunobeit jusenblibe Stride nno
sSrpbiiun nieoererlau9en fonnen. Sans nenes 2etis
oerfabreu. Sober feiu etgener Ar3t Sd}tdt 25 ets.
8rieiinarfen no Sbr befpntnt pfort oeS nnentbebrs
Idle 9ucb oeriie9et ngeIanot BON Der pripat &intf.
l8l 6. Muentie, Rew gnrf 6itp.
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GlebelamD, 9Oraim 4
@bceling &. vt.

fSabrplan in &roft eit benz 16 Wtat 1897.
Glepelann Sabnbof am 5use non sin'gsaFerIraBs
Sholi6 Qebenoe Sige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-05
WFfnfr $dIrettfbritt Ots pbilipp
Sauernnlpter.
Oasin lieber 0,rr gteoattipndr!

Csfy,ishf,ses iy nc eGerman PressS Plate Ga.
NO 226.
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NOs, 3S6 and 33s connect at Wellsville for
and Bellaire. Nos. 33s and 34z
ounect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
IaSt.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-03
COL. REND'S SUGGESTION.
He Thinks the Ohio Legislature Trust
(Combine) Should Be Investigated.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 2.-The Senate COM
mittee investigating trusts met tonight.
H. NJ McGiH of Cincinnati, prominent
Insurance agent, and Col. W. T. Rend, the
well-known Chicago coal operator, were the
principal witnesses. Colonel Rend declared
to the committee that some good results
might be obtained in investigating the SEN
ate trust which he thought existed. This
thrust at the Republican and Democratic
.combire' on the senatorship was keenly
appreciated He said the lawyers had q
trust to keep up prices, and the same was
true of about every other profession. The
colonel said the price of coal was too -ow,
and that in the interests of the public 1t
ought to be raised This would result in an
advance of wages to the miners. Colonel
Rend said he believed in trusts conducted in
the interests of the people. He stated that
on account of the panic in business the coal
coal selling groups, but not trusts. The OBJ
ject was to reduce expenses. The price of
coal had remained low, notwithstanding the
organizations He said the Ohio Central
Fuel Company and the Central Hooking
Fuel Company had a verbal agreement by
which the price of coal was regulated but
he denied that there was any trust Colonel
Rend advised the committee to drop the
coal business, and Attorney General Monett
remarked, Il do not think the welfare Of
the country depends upon coal operators"
mo, but they are more important than
lawyers" replied Mr.. Rend
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-03
BOOM FOR WANAMAKER
THE ANTI-QUAY MOVEMENT J.
PENNSYLVANIA GROWING.
400 Opponents of the Senator Confer
and Ask the "Merchant Prince
to Run for Governor.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-The anti-Quay
movement in the Republican party received
an impetus here to-day at a conference at
which there were present about four hun
dred representative business and party men
from all sections of the State. The con-
ference was held under the auspices of the
Business Mems League. The conference
was called to order by Elias Deemer, of
Williamsport, who stated that the meeting
had been called in behalf of Republicans
of the State who desired the election of a
Governor who viii administer the affairs of
the State without the dictation of any one
man.
The conference was in session about three
hours. Quite a number of speeches were
made denunciatory of the United States sem
ators from Pennsylvania, and particularly
censuring the political methods of Senator
Quay. The dominant faction of the state
Legislature also came in for it's share of
reproach. The sentiment of nearly all the
speakers was in favor of the nomination of
John Wanamaker as the candidate for Gov
ernor of the Republican party at the COM
ing fall election, although the names of
Congressman Dalzell and c. w. Stone were
| frequently mentioned and applauded. After
d lengthy discussion resolution was
duOpleu MT. WanamdkeF TO permit
the use of his name for the Office of Gov
ernor at the approaching Republican pri-
mary elections and at the Republican state
convention.
Great enthusiasm was aroused in the
earlier part of the meeting by the reading
of letter from John Wanamaker. 1t was
dated Ossabaw island, Georgia. Mr.. Wanna
maker expressed regret that a prior en-
gagement had prevented his attendance at
the meeting, with the purpose of which he
was fully in accord. He wanted it distinctly
understood that he did not desire public
Office and suggested Judge John Stewart,
Henry G. Mccormick, John Dalzell, Maj
f. A. Hancock and Col. A E. Irwin as
names from which could be selected a Gov
ernor not to be owned by any one. A com
mittee of seven was selected to notify Mr.
Wanamaker of the action of the conference
and ask him for permission to use his name
as candidate for Governor.
The conference adopted a lengthy plat
form Of principles in form of an address to
the Republican voters Of the State. 1t de-
clares the condition of politics in the State
to be dfsgraceful and that this condition has
been brought about by the expenditure of
money to corrupt and debauch the voters.
The present senior United States senator,
the platform says, is understood to desire
reelection, and he more than any other
man, it says, is responsible for the present
corrupt condition of state politics. His de-
feat for reelection is urged the voters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-03

partment in discussing the dispatch. said:
1T is surprising that any charge should be
made that California fruit is infested with
pests. The fruit from that state is the
freest from vermin Of any In the whole
country She has stringent laws against
the introduction of insect pests and dis
eases, and has a corps of inspectors who
examine all nursery stock before it is per-
mitted to be imported. There Is little or no
ground for the assertion that American
fruit shipped abroad IS unsanitary. The
pests from which American apples suffer
are the larvae of the coddlng moth, which
develops into a worm. and also from the
apple maggot. The possibility If any harm
from these pests in apples shipped abroad
is, however, very remote Especially is
this the case with Germany because very
few Of our apples, which have been shipped
to Europe for the past twenty-five years.
go to that country. Our fruit is not in
spected before it is exported, though the
natural assumption is that dealers pick out
the choicest and most select before sending
it away, in order that the reputation may
be kept up. Apples are the only fresh fruit
which are shipped to Europe at this time
of the year. Peaches and oranges have
been sent mostly as an experiment and
the shipment of apples abroad has been
enormous in the last sixteen years. In 1885,
81 the shipments amounted to 1S2S,S06 bar
rels, while in 1Ss6-97 they aggregated 2,199,-
SAG barrels. OF this aggregate Ill ,090 bar
rels, valued at $21S,4S2, were shipped to
Hamburg, the remaining number, with the
exception of approximately 100000 barrels
going to English ports OF course, it is
IlreIN that copoe of rho fruit which is sent
to England reaches Germany indirectly,
though there are no statistics on hand to
tell the precise amount. on the basis of the
above indicated shipments to Hamburg, it
is evident that the loss to America by the
prohibition of the importation, as stated
would not be as great as if this prohibition
should apply to all Europe. The fact of
this whole matter is that we are the ones
that should be protected, for nearly all the
insects in our fruits have been imported
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