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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04
Completing the Tunnel.

Upon recommendation OF the chief of
engineers, approved by the Secretary of
War; an expert commission was appointed
to meet in Washington in December, 1895,
to report upon the feasibility of completing
the tunnel conduit. After careful study
of the subject and a thorough inspection
of the tunnel conduit and the works con-
nected herewith, the commission submit
ted its report, which concluded with the
statement: THAT it is our unanimous judg-
ment that IT is feasible to complete the
tunnel conduit, with its appurtenances,
ready for service, for the sum of sS9T .s37,
stated in our estimate, and We believe
that such completion will not be imprac-
ticable or too expensive, inasmuch as we
know of no more economical method of
bringing increased water supply from the
reservoir in Georgetown to Washington, by
pipes or otherwise
The act approved June 3d. 1898, making
appropriations for the District of Columbia
appropriates the balance of 1921, 21o50 re-
naming in the treasury from former ap-
preparations for increasing the water sup
ply of Washington, D. c., and an equal
amount from the surplus general revenues
OF the District of Columbia, for resuming
work on the Washington aqueduct tunnel
and the Howard University reservoir and
for prosecuting and completing the same.
The work on the tunnel and accessories is
to be carried on in accordance with the
plans of the board of experts appointed
by authority of the Secretary of War in
November, 1895. The estimate of the board
for completing the tunnel was SS97, S3T, and
the estimate of Capt. d. d. Gaillard Corps
of Engineers, formerly in charge of the
aqueduct, for completing the Howard Uni
versty reservoir, was s19s 0l3.3O Col Bing-
ham says the completion of this reservoir
is an essential part of the system.
Raising the Height of the DAM
The work of raising the height of the dam
at Great Falls, in order to increase the
water supply of Washington, Col. Bingham
says, was successfully accomplished at
cost of $10f.313, out of an appropriation of
S12o,000, and recent inspection shows that
since its completion the dam has suffered
no injury, either from ice or freshets.
In view of the state of war existing be-
tween the United States and Spain" said
Col. Bingham, land on account of the dis
astrous results which might ensue from an
attempt by a hostile individual to cut off
the water supply of the city by the destruc-
ton of the conduit precautions have been
taken by the officers in charge against such
an occurrence. Watchmen appointed by the
War Department have been assigned to
duty at the most advantageous points, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04
Need for a New Conduit.

Col. Bingham says that the necessity for
the COZ struction of "a new conduit between
Great Falls and the distributing reservoir
is therefore only question of time. He
says the new conduit should be completed
and ready for operation before the daily
consumption equals the maximum capac-
ity of the present conduit. To make the
preliminary surveys and plans, acquire the
necessary lands and construct the conduit
will involve operations extending over sew
eral years. Therefore the inauguration Of
this work, he says, should not long be de-
ferred. Estimates for these preliminary
operations will be submitted in the next
annual report. Tie trunk mains leading
to the city, however, are already overtaXed
in supplying the present consumption of
little more than i7,e69000 gallons day,
and every increase in their volume of flow
will be marked by a rapid decrease in pres
sures in those parts of the city supplied by
gravity alone. 1t appears, therefore, says
Col. Bingham. that while the conduit is
capable of supplying nearly 100000 gall
Ions per day in excess of the present rate
of consumption. the trunk mains will re-
ceive but little benefit from the increased
discharge of the conduit until some method
is provided for bringing additional sup
ply of water from the distributing reser-
yOir into the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04
Daily Consumption of Water.

Measurements of the daily and hourly
consumption and waste of water were
made on June %, g. and 2S, %, 1898. and
a mean of the two results gave the daily
consumption as 47,2SS, 1873 gallons, an in
crease above that of the proceeding year.
Based upon estimate CT 264, 302 con-
sumers of Potomac water this corresponds
to per capita daily consumption and
waste of 40 gallons. Based upon the pop
ulation of go, 49,, in the District of Column
bia, as determined by the police census
taken in April, 1897, with an estimated IN
crease in population of 1000. irrespective Of
their source of water supply. it corresponds
to daily consumption per capita of 16S
gallons.
An extensive series of gauging by current
meter observations of the conduit at two
stations, discloses the fact that at the low
est stage of the Potomac, with all deposits
removed from the conduit and the dis
trbuting reservoir about two feet below
its present level GAG feet above datum), the
conduit is capable CT discharging into that
reservoir about 16.500,000 gallons per day.
This represents the ultimate capacity of
the conduit, and the present daily consump-
ton is about g. per cent of that amount.
Ten years ago it was but 30 per cent of the
same amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04
Care of the Conduit Road.

For the care of the Conduit road > .265 Gu
bic yards of flint stone ware crushed and
spread upon the road during the past year
Extensive repairs were made to the dirt
read, two and one-half miles in length, be-
tween the Anglers Club house and Great
Falls. Colonel Bingham says that travel
on the Conduit road has increased so great
ly during recent years that 1t Is impossible
to keep up its present condition out of the
annual appropriation for operation, preser-
walton and repair of the Washington aque-
duct without detriment to other more vital
parts of the aqueduct system. separate
annual appropriation for this purpose was
recommended in the last annual report OF
the chief of engineers, and an appropriation
of S1,G9o was made by the act of June 30,
1898. An increase in this amount to 5000
is recommended. General repairs, such as
cleaning out culverts and bitches, cutting
down bushes and trimming slopes. were
made to the entire road between George
town and Great Falls.
By the act of March 3. 1897, an appropril-
ton of $500 was made for constructing a
new telephone line between thu Washington
aqueduct office and Great Falls, Md. With
this appropriation new line was construct
ed during the year. at an expense of 3d.
1888. and has rendered excellent service.
An effort was made to purchase Iong-dis-
lance telephones for the line, but it was not
successful, and hired instruments are used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04
FINANCIAL.

WANIED-To PURCHASE TEN SHARES MFR-
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04

this force has been supplemented, as far as
the limited means at the command of the
officers in charge would allow, by the APP
pointment watchmen of several trusted
employees of tie aqueduct Office who have
been assigned to a like duty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04

Forecast till s pm. Friday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia. Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia, fair; cooler Friday morning; west
10 northwest winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-08-04


There has been, thus far no ruling de-
termining the particular manner in which
the courts shall examine into the reason
ableuess of rates that have been fixed by
the legislature. In 1874 U. s.. 45S Chicago
VS.. Minnesota, the court reversed the order
of the state court which had refused to or
der reference to take testimony upon a
petition and answer in mandamus proceed
ings Up. AID, and held the parties we're en-
tilted to an investigation by judicial ma
chinery. Justice Miller, N his concurring
opinion, declared that the proper mode OF
judicial relief against the tariff there es-
tablished by commission was by bill in
chancery, and that until the judiciary had
been appealed to declare the rates void they
must be submitted to both ty the carrier
and the parties with whom ne deals
Justice Hagner here cites numerous de-
cisions bearing upon the question and says:
1T appears that the courts, in one form
or other, have never consented to decide
this important inquiry in any of the cases
brought before them, except upon testi-
mony appropriate to the form of the par
ticular action and have refused to make
any decision where such testimony Ead not
been taken.
In this condition of the law, 1 am Of
the opinion that nothing which can be
properly regarded as testimony is now be-
fore the court sufficient to justify il IN
considering, much less in sustaining the
contention OF the defendant company that
the clause In question is unconstitutional,
because of the unreasona bleness and in
sufficiency of the rates, to an extent that
denies to the company the just compensa-
ton to which it is entitled.
The compliments, in their bill, relied
upon the explicit language of a statute
regularly passed by Congress and ap-
proved by the executive. There can he no
doubt the courts must regard a statute so
enacted as prima facie a constitutional
law. As was said by Chief Justice Waite
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
@efnneheitss @ehIrbe.

Cine rsseImd6ise Sisuns Obiser BE.
b6roe fanb am Wittpob Abenb ltatt.
SanitdtspuIisiit 8urfe bsridtste dber
stpei @emslni6aben. elmer 1T Der Stal
bon WiQer & Dpipb on Der @ourt ami.
fden 2lncen unb 0ulberrp StraBen, Der
dnoere Der 8o8elaoen an Spruce Ctr.
in bsibsn Sdaen purbe bef&!ofsn. porau.
seben.
Ssfretdr Wurrap's monatliHer BE.
ridt seists. baB i'm Sebruar ll8 Gobss.
fdae, 100 @eburten unb 81 Ssiratten
itattfanbsu. GBbaareninipettor Cullen
ma6ts ebsnfals einen Beri1t, Der 3siste,
oub er poQauf beiddftist mar. Auber
SO 2aben unb Warft Snipsftionen, uu.
tsriu1te er aud 25l peri1isbene WlI6.
proben unb seritbrte lbs pfunb Sdpeine.
Heii6. 25 Bfuno &inbHeiit. 81 pfunb
aalbfeif4, 100 S6msinenieren, %
Bfb. Sabnsr. 334 Rfo. Slide. l6
8uitel 3wiebeln unb A Safer &raut.
Der W,l8pOrratb 1T i'm Durdi4nltt Elm
gutter.
Dem u. 3. grisss puroe cine
Seabanser 2iSsns bstpillist uno suIsbt
nod bei&lofsn, ben 8auinipeftor 6arauf
aufmertiam su MAIDEN, bob suei Ibaren
i'm 2pcsum in cine 8saerDifnuns fiibrsn...
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Dae Ebal abmdrtS.

9ahlur. Die Taplor Wline nabm
am Dienfias mad stpsip0dsntIidem
Stiafanbe bic Grbeit tpleber auf f.-gine
Sdiebaffaire, bic bier nidt ipenis 4uf.
re8uns perariabte, ereisnste iit am
Donneritas Ja&mittae bel Der ppne.
gli Wbitebouie, Elm WInsr Der i'm einem
Gompanie Sauie am Sube bss Berees
wobnte, ,tpeIder fart betrnnfen mar, noIlts
Die Gltern ieinsr Srau. bic @bsIeute
Sapes. NIT elmer boppeqdufisen 5lints
betpaffnet, befuhen. um iein Glietes bel
lbneh ipobnsnbes 8inb beimSubrinsen,
lobt ober lebenois. mIe er iid ausorGdte.
IIs feline 6rau iein 8orbaben bemertie
uno ibn baran binoern tpolts, ftoB er
sinen 2auf Der Slinte auf fis ab Der
Snbalt traf iie in bic linfe Slfte urb
r,dtete bas 9lieb fur1tbar su. Ser
Bdib.ri6 brobte ieben su eridieben, Der
ms 9aus trat, bod ais Or. Souier unb
mebrere RabbarSfrauen anfamen, lieb
er fie eintreten unb bisislbsn Ieifeten Der
8srpunoeten aae mbali6e SIlfe. Dr.
1oufer ertIdrte, bab bic Dunoe cine
iebr eefabrIl4e unb Der 8erlauf Der.
isIben nod unbeitlmmt iei unb orbneie
ibre nsberfiibruns am 5reitas ms Welt
ieite Soipital an. Dbitsbouie, Der bur6
feline blutiee Ibat sitpas ernldterte,
ipurbe arretitt unb am Sreiiaa benz @e.
fdnsnib iiberpisfsn. um ben 8srIouf Der
8srwunouns ubsuiparten. Ra6 ben les.
ten 8eribten esbi bic Srau isBt rait
lbrer @eneiuns enisesen. .-@ine Ser.
iammluns Der SanosIs 8ebbrbe finoet
morsen Nbsnb tatt. -Das 3rieasfsb.r
bat uu& bier iein @rldeinsn sema6i
uno man rebet bnbon, in Der l Warb
cine Gsmpanie bon 5reltpilIissn su orsa.
niiiren, bic bel Ausbrub einss arieses
nit Spanien bienftersit pdren.-29
4ppIiiationen fur S1aniIsenien iinb
pom Borough einsersi4t porbsn.
= Scbn. Der II Sabre aIte Sobn
oes Wartin alns BON Winoota, nurbs
lsbte Wode in Strouosburs perbaftet
uno eineeitsdt, neil er in einen psrfsssl.
ten O., 8. & D. @fiterpasen sinbra6
uno benisIbsn nit anberen bsruubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
Don NeterSbure.

- Gr.Stabtratb George Birtb bon
Pittston Muenue unb SRI. 2mie Doli
Son bier. fnb sefern Nbeno ;u sinsm
gbepaar sin8efssnet tpcroen.
= Dem @barIss Siodsl bon bier iint
am 9ienfas in ben . 8. & W. 8ar.
rsntpsrfsn stpei Singer ber linfsn Sant
itlimm aerbridt porben; St6dsl ihsini
elm rlnsIddsuOSel su iein, bsnn felt Iss'
ten Sommer uuroe er piermaI psrlest
unb psrlOr bel sinsm nnfalle Elm Guss.
Dis bisfse neue Seibsnfabrii.
uslGe i&on ibsilpeiie erridtst 1T, mirt
um einsn Anbau so bel 80 SUB nod
pererbbert perben unb 8inmeiit.r Better
Stipp bat einen bissbesaeltden goniraft
erbaltsn; ber iest i'm Bau bssrifTens
lbsil ,ioa am 10. April, Der nsus am
Is. Sum- fsrtis isin.
- @uiisppO 2anso. Der Issien Sep.
tember ben @iOpannt Gelsberti in 2ittIe
England burd einen 8epolperidub tbbt.
LID psripunbsts. il am Witipo6 Worsen
in Bolton, WaR,. bon bortissn @sbeim.
poIi;ifteu ertpiiht poroen. 9eteftip
Nou reiite ioelsi& babin ab unb oa
aanso obns ausliefsrunsspapiere surid
tsbren mill. ipirb er tpabri6sinli1 NOR.
gen nit ibm bier eintrsffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
eiatfeite ses sebens in sibirieu.

1bomas q. aasn, IT,, Der nit feinsm
5abuao iibsr Aisn rsiits. ae,st in Der
Wdrj Rummsr oss Ladies Home Jour
nal, baB mir pIele rrIee 4niitten in
8streff pon Sibirisn uno isiner 8ep6l.
terune beiissn. SO eiebt Wooen uno
moosrne 2euts i,sar in Siblrien uno
Ssrrn Aaen sufOlse triift man in BEN
2anoe ebsnio gut seflsioete Srausn. ME
IN irseno eiuem suropdlibsn 2anDs. Die
ssieaidaftll1sn 5ormsn oer sr6bsren
Sidbte pon 8ublano meroen aud in 81.
blrien bea6tet. uno bic faiblonablen
2sute oieisr srobsn propins senlsben ous
2ebsn i'm pollen 3uss. Serr Aasn's
illuitlirier alrilfsl .,Sm faibionabIsn
Slbitien," prdisntirt e,n pirfl,@ ansiebs
enbes Bib iber Elm aano, psltss bas
aassmeins pubIitum INNER nit I'm.
frudlbarfeit. beitanbissr 3dlts unb irpis
item s immer in 8uiammsnbans brahts.
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Bur .Wfatue@s @s8ataffropI,e

Siaatsieeretdr Sherman bra&te Sam.
tag einise 5sit i'm 8upitoI su @r iprad
frsimlibl8 nit Senatoren bstrsifs Der
Situation in Sapina in Bssus auf bic
>. Wuine". .8atafropbe. ST iaste ibnen,
oab bas Department feline ipidiiaen
Radri6ten in ben paar IsBten 3aaen
empfansen tdite. erfldrte nbsr, bob bic
Situation nit Bsridf1tsung bsr BE,
foIsun8 elmer ensrslfden po!itit srtposen
uerbe. fails bic nnteriudung Der Wa.
rine. GommiHion entbaqen iollte, oab
Die Rataiti opbe nidt bic Solss sines I'm
faas estpefen isi. Sc tptirbe in bsm
5aae gang beitimmt cine gnti1dSisune
seforosrt ipetbsn unb spar eins ,,eute
runoe Summe." Bie srcb bic Summe
isin pdrce. bdnse siObisnibsiIs bon nm.
itdnbsn ab. Ser S,aatsiserstdr elaubl
nibt. oab bic ipaniiden Bsborben Remit.
nib BON ben AbFdtsn irssnb elmer Ser.
ion. bic bic @rploiiOn Ueruria6t BADEN
mag. sebabt bat. aber bic ipaniids Rs.
sieruns pdtoe befenuneeadtst sur S1a.
osnsriaBsabIuns psrpilIdtst fem, mena
ss bslpisien msroen ioate, baB ein Spa.
nier bic ggpIOiion Oeruriadt BAT.
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4ue benz pberen Ehale.
(ArGbaIb Gorrelppnbsni.)

9as fIeine @obnbaus bes 1bomas
Wfurpbp, Rod Terracs, arGbalo, pusbe
am Wontas Worsen burd Ssusr sers
FORT. eas auf unbefannte Weiie ents
ftanb.
- Rapmonbs Warb's 9ebdube sn
8lafeIp, BON Der Sumpbrep 5amiIis bss
tpotnt. tpurbe am 6amitas Nadt iammt
SnbaIt polfdnbie bur8 Elm Ssusr Der.
fort; Der 8erluf iit elm totaIsr, ba iid
feline 8eriideruns auf oem @sbauoe be.
fanb.
(GarbOnbaIt gOrrtipOnbsni.)
- Ser @siunbbsits.8sb6rbs finb in
ben Isbten Taeen Is Sale bon Waisrn
ansemelbet tporben.
= Gin DampfisRsl Bel Der go. Is
,.pIane" srpIobirte am Wontas, ri6tsts
isbo& ieinsn tpeiteren S6aben on unS
bate nur 3ur Solse, bab bic @rapiip
8aBe fur Elm paar Stunben aufeebaItsn
ipuroen.
= 3ipei Sterbsfdqs srsisnsten ft
am Sonntas i'm SoipitaI George 9a.
pinstp. Der Dor einisen Wohen in Sorsii
Gitp our@ einen Sal bon SsIsssfsin
perlebt ipurbe unb Inbreip 8imlsr bon
Simpion, Der por 3psi Boden in Der
Rorbpeft Wine idipere 8srlssunsen err.
blelt. ftarben beibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
McrS Sceanton.

-Serr Garl 2orsns IaBt an ber Gds
bon Bai6inston apenue unb Utarion
Strabs cine neus Apctbsie erri9tsn.
So Daniel SIannasan bsiam am
Dpnnerfas Nadmittas in Der Trunisns
beit Morbssldfte, benn naHbem er feline
5rau tti&tis berbauen bate, ipolIte er
ibr nod bic 2uftrbbre nit einem MeHer
bur&fhneiben; bic Srau entfam aber
sum Slid unb beeab fib su einem Mloers
mann, ber SIannasan Bel Ridtifsaunp
bon $500 8drsi4aft BEN 9sfdnsnit
.lberianbte.
e. 5. 6. Malonep, ber i1on Iebtt
Wode sesen ettpa elm Dubsnb gsbsims
aneipsn in bieiem StabttbsiIe Gnflassr
erbob. tpirb in berielten Tbdtisfeit ipsi.
tsrfabren. am Nontas srbob sr sssen
s. &. Timlin unb NihOIas George 4n.
tlasen unb bel benz 8erbbrs fteate erite.
rer Bdrsidaft. tpdbrenb lesterer entIaf'
fen ipurbe. Am Disnftas purbe etipa
Elm ipeiteres Dusenb slsids @siebabsr.
trstsr unter 8ireidaft eefsllt.
= Bm. Subee bon Gasusa Sirabs
NOR am Samftae in Der Warpine Win,
nit Gabuns zines aarrens, beiddftisi
ais pl6bli& cine srpbe 8oblenmafe bers
abfiel unb ibn traf; er purbe beraus.
eeeraben unb mad ieiner 0obnun8 &c.
braGt. mo Elm glrst ibm elm Bein an.
putirte er ipirb mabri4sinlih sensisn,
Der Bruber bes 0erlebten erlitt Dor bre
Wonaten sinen dbnIi6en nnfaa, bsRer
6olse aud Nmputation zines 8eines
mar; iis iine bic einsiee ,5tdbe ibrsr
perritttpeten Wtutter.
= Sn BET Hidmon6 Wine bsinber
ii@ 8ufdnbe, ipeI1s ua1 Gra1ten bes
Nlneninipsitors 3oberid ben S&Iul
oerielbsh erforbsrten. bod trobbem el
oies anoronete. Iisb Der gisentblmsr BIZ
Waine arbeiten. 8oberif lieb bierau
ben Gbsf bas neuIi6 ereirtsn ftaatliGer
Winenbureaus. Robert 8roipnles. por
Sarrisburs fommen. um nit bsHen 4u
toritdt feline Orore burdsuflbren. I'm
einsm fOrmeasn @inbaltsbsfsbl sur BE,
triebssiniteluns Der Wiine tpurbe an
Wittmo& Dor benz @eri1t nadesiu1t uni
bic SADIE piro beute erlebist nerben.
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@iQiam Wf. Sinaerln.

@iliam Do. Slnserly. glssntbdmsr
oes philadelphia ..Rscoro" uno ptdfi.
bent Der ,,@bsitnut Strsst glational
9anf" uno oer :. Gbsitnut Sapinss Sunt
unb Iruit Co.. tpeld' bsiSe Gnps De.
sember b. s. in 8oniurs serietbsn. il
Sonntas in iein1 bortisen @obnunp
plbsli1 seitorben. gBdbrenb er in fsi.
mem SdIafimmsr eins Gisarre rau1te.
bsiam er einen beftisen SuItenanfua une
fel nit einem DtaIe tobt bintenlber.
Seine I.r3te batten ibm pieosrboIt es
ratbsn. oas ftarfe Rau&en su untsrlai'
len, ba iein Sers bubur@ bereits AFFAIR."
lei, uno in Der lebten 5eit bate sr fih
an oas fog. ,.fuIte Rauden" sspbbni.
D. b. CT nubn bic Giaarre in ben Wunb,
obue fie ansu3dnbsn. Sonn as bate sr
absr Der 8sriuduns, ii& cine G,sarrs
ansufeden. nibt pioerftsben f6nnen unb
Die 4ersts slauben, bab Der Rau1 ben
6uitenanfaa peruria6te unb in ,soIse
oes beftisen Suitens elm 8Iutssfdb i'm
Ssrssn Obsr i'm @sbirn iprans.
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Sr ace { a It c n !.
(fii, ,IIs a1Us

q. Dit pbrais ,ycllow journalism"
msini lopisl als: na6 Gifeti baf6tnD, oetr auf.
ltbsn trrsesnb. eeipsr ID bic Gsnhfu, bee amt
rifanil4tn etbsns bic nriabt, bic prtft ns
eanbss eas Gratbnib. Dab irssnpps DER ;3u-
lammsnbane ,pii6tn bsm QDort unp btr 6plp-
5rass nibt sriitirt tSnnfn Sif ia earaus trif-
ben, eab has bsrpprrastnbifs ,,Siibsr. Spurnal'
pts eanpss bas srSBn yellow-journai" 10.
Srsunblife fritif.-; ~ Gnii&ulsissu
Sis ssfdlisft Drudftbltr. DttitIbtn fne nitt
,u psrmeipsn. 81 Sumor fftbt in btmitbtn
8Gbdliuib su WB, mic Sronit ju Sarfasm.
Du nhsrt iuiinuiri fp laueiam wif bas
Rorstnrptb petr bic abtnerGmmauus bu
ltBtrt iif plDBli& unb srta wis Der 8IiBfrabl
Den YnsIfi9 fOnnsn iit ia peitsr fubnu, !. ..
mas bic Sualiidi, etc., anbtIanst.
Carl e.-Dis ipanif&s srisss F0iis iif-nH.
mTilt wsnigihns er pr Der. !Staattu ibsr-
slssn. 9afsn iit f& ftin bummte 3fae ppn
SfunpsIiiifsrn ppr 3inscss ppri&paBtH.
o. W.-Sis frassn warum 20 nSibis lsi, 70
pislt Srabenuinistr 10 snsasirfn. Der 1runp
10 nod ME fsfstitIlt porpen; 90 fam ftin,
pab 20 uptpig III bic Stfusrn biuaufiuitraubtn.
,,Se msbr peraussabt miro, beffo erber bic
Stabt. 10 bas prin,p pisIr unfar nSoIons."
%. g. I.-litbu bic Tfi1ttn tinss wpIiy.
fen fCnnsn Sit iicb ia islbit ssrirnut matfr.
Qualif ffaiiontn, In sriftr eint: Gin folets
Asubrs uno Gin icliess Snusrt.
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Wapne Gpuntp.

SonesbaIe. Bear Spamp, cine an
iieoeIuns eitpa fdnf Weilen bon bier
tpurbe am Sonntas in ni1t tpsnis auf
resune perfsst, als eS bsfannt ipurbe,
bab baieIbit elm SeIbitmorb fattsefun'
ben bate Der 2sbensmiioe mar Elm ge.
uihsr Utorib Summsl, als Sarmarbsite,
bel Better Staudorn onssftsat unb Ell
bate iib nit elnem Stride srbdnst. -
Boap g.. Dittpe bss Sobn @reiner,
itarb am Donneritas in ber Dobnunf
lbres Sobnss su SeeIeppae i'm IItsl
pon SO Sabren an Ssrairanibsit. Sbr,
8eeroiSuns fanb am Sonntas i'm @lsr
Dpberrp Srieobofs ititt.-Gbriftian
Sartmann ipurbe am Donnerhae Na1'
mittas i'm Oregon Srieobofs sur Isbtsr
Rube beiseiebt.-Srau Senrs 8aIimanr
uno Soater ausufta, reifsn am Won,
tag na& 9bilaoeIpbia. um oaisIbt bau.
ernb su blelben.
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Die be etbeleu6tete Strase
Der Welt 1T .llnter ben 9inoen" in
Berlin. Sie bat brei 6eiben elefs
trii6er 9osenlampeu.
Oas ruiiii6e Ssepter In
aus @olo, brei SSuB lang unb entbalt
unter anberen 26s Diamanten, 500
&ubine unb is SmarasSe.
6riid 9efallener Sdnee
ipieat per aubiffub 81 Pfunb uHb
nimmt IL Mal 10 piel Raum elm, als
cine slsiS fdmere @aiiermenss.
Die seiammte Petroleum,
eiufubr Deutidlanbs betrdat i'm
Sabre unsefbdr 5.750.O0O Sefioliter
TN Wertbe bon 10000, 900 Marf.
Der seiammte aobfeupor.
ratb Der Grbe fam faum 70 piel
Warme berporbrineen, als bic Come
tn elmer .3ebntel Sefuube perbreitet.
unjerbredlide Spteaet
il,adt man iest, inbem man einen
Guediilber'lleb aui bic Rhdieite
elmer iebr biinnen GelluloiosYlatte
sibt.
Der Papit unteridreibt pidtise
Dofumente init elmer 2aubenfeber, bic
In einem @lfeubeinfdiiden aufbemabrt
Diro. Sr beniist bic Seber idon felt
40 Sabreu.
nnperbrennbares Sdreib.
papier ioipie cine Tinte, mel6e benz
Seuer iuioeritebt unb oils bunfelbrauner
Sas am Papier bleibt, bat elm Der,
liner eriunoen.
Das Dett bes GtIantiideu
S3eans IN bon 400 bis 1000 ssaben
1iefe nit elmer feiuen Sreibefcrmatiou
beSedt, Delde srSbteutbsils Don ,erbro.
henen S6aleH herriihrt.
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Suum

- Gonrab S6peiBer bon On Drintr,
,5trabs bsiinbst ii& auf ber 8ranisnliits
= 8tusi Slomaden fnb am Srsiial
in Spencer's Dline burb cine Spreng
uns IsbsnsssfdbrIi& psrIsst iporbsn.
- Gin frsiss asissimmsr il am Stsi.
tag Abenb tiber @sbr. SMITHS 2aben
an Gbeitnut Strabe ebffnet noreen
usrf&isbsne 8siti&rifisn unD 8siiunssn
liesen gum 2sisn Dor uno es tpirb ssbofft,
bub ipssisa iunes Wdnnsr oss 8Orousbs
bas Simmer bsiu&en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-03
q Saul.Seb6ree.

SIN Der Sibuns am Wontas Absnb er.
CAB es iid. baB bic ansetanbistvn 60.
mites bss 8Orfbsnoen 5raneOls. Der,
i&iebenen Nnweienoen ni&t eefislsn unt
um bic Grnenhunsen su psrblnbsrn. Der.
lisbsn bic llnsufriebenen bic 8srIamm'
lung. tporauf biefelbe tpsssn WanssI
zines Guorums aufssboben percen muBie.
Die Demoiraten babsn. ipie bsfannt, in
Der a6rpsri&aft cine Woioriidt unb mol.
len eabsr AUD ben 25ipsHantbeiI.