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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-10

eatiernt tbatiddlid jeae SinHsn
unO SuntmeripruHen ipsl5s Die
idGnte 0eitAtsfar6e cnttelleR
nnO 6sT6trr bGBIi6 madeh Die
in anOsren 6aaen 1OOeae pei6,
lider SdGnbeit iein wHrOen.
Die OuaegeR smpio5lcuen Gus'
mstits berOefen unO bergrGBern
nur Die 5ebler Oes 0sitdtS mo
Der 9aROe, tuGDreaO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-10
Spppfition gegen s + m
berIuin'5 angelic a d i
f9es 2lIiun3proz

Qonbon,9. SUM-. - 2t6t6. Jo6n
Morlep, Mitgliao Oes 9drlaments uno
frii6erer Mtinifter Des Snnern im8abiz
net 9laoitone, belt geItern Qbsno in
QeeDs cine Reoe, in Der er bic G1dmz
6erlain'I6e Reoe in Birmingham iiber
bas 9rpiett elmer angeliG9Iii9en 2(lz
lidn3 6eantnortete. Gr Iagte, er glauz
BE niAt Elm 0ort BON an benz paiIimiz
itiI6en 8ereDe uber @nglano'5 SIP
lirt6eit unD bic brp6enOen 9sfd6ren.
bic dnqe6li6 nur bur9 cine QQion3 nit
glmeritd Ober 9euff4lano beIeitigt
peroen t0nnten.
rGnglonb's 0lu6t our See," Idgte
Worlep, lift gigantiI9, Ieine finun3islz
len SiilfsqueIen uno iein GreOit GRO
Der benn js. Der @eiIt pes Dol
fec, ieoe SnpaIiOn 3uriit gu peiIen unO
feine Re4te gu i4iiBen, lit bsute e6enz
10 tapfer pie 3u8eginn eIesSabr6uns
nerts. 0as gan3e 2GnD piinI6t al
lsrDings inttmere 8e5tsbungen gu ben
Ser. Stautsn, pie lie ia i6On pom
8laoItone unb Qoro Salisburp eifrig
betrieben tporben Iinb. Snbeiien lit
es un6egreifliA, baB elm 9ertrdg 3tptz
itsn 9roBbritannien un0 ben Der.
Staaten obne 8sriidIi6tigung Deg irtz
f6en 8otums in 2lmerita d6geihIonen
neroen f0nnte."
Qtuf bic Natur Des geplunten 8unoz
miles nG6er eingeberD, idgte W&orlep:
y8enn oieIe 2lQian3 eine iol6e gum
3peds oes 5rieOens uno zines 6drmo@
niI6en advantageous gu gegenieis
tiQem @eoeiben lit, 10 mag Iie in Btrtz
li6feit Der 9or6Ote behersr Sage isia.
g(6er 1T Oa8 audi pirtfih beabIi6tigt?
Ober Ioa es cine 2llion3 5piI3en bri@
tif6en uno ameritaniiGen Singos
iein, elm 8iinDHiB niht fir ben 6rise
ben, Ionbern fIr &rieg unO 8riegsOrO>
bung?
0ir neroen ia ieben. SD peiB,
bab 3e6ntauIenbe Der 6eiten uno peiz
IeIten WGnner IN Gmerita Der 2lnit6t
inn, oaB taum elm grDBeres llr9Iiid
(Jprtieeuns iicbe 3. SciteJ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
Nepnbiifanif6er Gpuntp Gonpent.

Ser gonpent Der 8epubIifansr bss
counties fanb am Dientas 9iadmittas
I'M Saup THINNER bes @sridtssebdubes
itatt, pObei fOlsenoe 8anOloutsn aufse.
teat wuroen: SonersB, Bm. gonnsa
Ridter. s. W. Sumter Coroner, S.
5. 8oberts; 8ermefier, @eorse y.
Stepenion. Der Gonpent mar Elm bars
monii@sr uno psrlisf obns 3pii9enfaa,
troBbem fid Elm aasemelnes Sntereis an
oemislben iunp CAB.
Jahoem Appotat gperett Warren alS
8orfBer ernabIt uno cine ldnsere 8ebe
ssbaltsn bate, bic nit srobsm Applaus
aufeenommen tpurbe, fano Organization
itatt. Sierauf ipuroen bic Rsiolu,ionen
perleien unb aneenommen, bic i'm neients
Ii4en Sol8snoss iassn: Ole Brinsipien
Der 1896 st. 2Ouis BlatfOrm psroen
ipieberum befdt8t, iotple bic SduBsoa
Spes unb perlanst, oab Der @on8reB
Dalombsli4f @eiess annebme, um bic
glnmanberune BON nibt pGni&enSs
wertben 2euten aIler 9iationen au psrs
binpern. @esen ernieorietsS @elb ipiro
aud Steaun8 senommen uno erfldrt, oab
sm Dollar in Der eansen Welt 100 @snts
pertb isin ioate. Ser Ration piro
sratuIirt auf ben srobartissn @rfoIs Der
essenpdrtisen aominlftrat,on BON Ism.
Ule8nIsp, oer ii4 in iebsr Bslie als Elm
eroBer unb eeipiseter Dfann beipleisn
bat. Den brapen Soloaisn auf 2ano
unb Dafsr piro sbenfaQs in iparmen
0orten ssoa6t. Au@ bic 8ebistssr'
peiterun8 piro 8uisebsibsn. fotpie bic
baIbiss @rbauuns pss H.carasua @anals.
Dem l3. 8eeiment ipiro ipssiellen Danf
fur feinen BairIotismuS ausseipro6en,
bas fiirsIid nominirte Stuatsndet inooi'
iirt, bsSsleideu bic Senatorsn Auap uno
BenrOie uno Gonsrsbmann Sonnsa.
Damn tpurDe 3ur Nominaiion BON 2anci'
patsu seidritisn, tpslbe ipie obsn aus'
iieI. Jtadoem bleie erlebist mar, ipuroe
Elm 8eri4t bsS betrsff. @om,ies Gbsr bic
Ressln bel Primdrtpablen poreele8t,
nab bem Wuter bes fog. @rawfOro
Gountp 8lanss. 9le 8eesln bespsden
bauptiddli1. ben gBiasn Der Wdblsr
sbrIldsr gum Ausotud Su brin8en uno
purben obne peitsre Debatte nit l3l
sesen 35 Stimmen anesnommen. Dle
8sriammluns nuroe cann perta8t oa
feline psitere @eibdfte uorlaBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
Sae Ehal abmdrts.

Tahlnr. r.-Sn bsm Sale bss 8orousb8
gsssn bic Selepbon Gompanie, in 8strsff
Ter 8siteusruns BON Bfofen. IieB am
SamIias bic @ompanie einen appea
sintrasen. en.-g8m. Dapis bon Olb Sorse,
Der am Sreitas nit mebreren anberen
Wdnnern in Der Sermpn Wline perIsbt
tpuroe, erlas am Samitas Ha6t ben ers
blltenen 8erlebuneen uno tpuroe am
Nontas i'm Soreit Come Sriebbofe bser'
oiet. .-@emeiner Senrp @uans bon 60.
. beS l3. Resiments befnbet fid aui
30tdsissm 8ranienurIaub babier bel iei'
men gltern.-Wie e8 beibt. ioa bic felt 5
Wonaten brad Iieeenbe Irdbalb Miine
in 8lrss tpieber ben 8etrieb aufnebmen.
-@emeiner Daniel Tubbs bon So. Q
oes l3. Resiments itarb am Dienitas in
einem Pbilaoelpbia Soipital am Nerpen'
fsber; Der 8brpsr piro sur 8eifebune
bierber eebradt tperoen. Ser 8eritor'
bene NOR aasemein beliebt.
Ser StaIisnsr Samuel SasafO
erbielt am Dientas in Der Cannon Wlins
Su Olo Sorse ourd einen 8oblenfaq Elm
eebrobeneS rehteS 8ein uno sebrohener
linfen Nrm. gr pirb i'm 2afapann0
Soipital bebanoeIt.
- SsmIid's SumeIierIaben ;u Oh
Soree tpurbe am Dlontas Wittae Dor
,tpei Wtdnnern um 90 nbren uni
psribieoene anbere Wertbiaden beraubt
Der @issntbdmer bate iid fir Elm paa,
Ulinuten entfernt uno eine i'm 2aben iid
6sfinblide Srau purbe am AuSrufer
psrbinbert. Spdter i'm Gage wurber
orei uerpd4tise 8erle arretirt.
= Dis @sIbipinbs in Der Office be-
2udapanna SeriiIissr unb gbemicaI So
su Wooiic purbs am Samfae Roreer
bon @inbre6ern seiprenst. bod batter
bic &erle Ssrseblide Wllbe, benn MIDI
elm Sent bsfanb iid in berieIben, ba bi
@ompanis ni1t oft unb bann nur iIsiner
@elbiummsn an Sano bdlt. Die Sabri
arbeitete sur 3eit beS @inbruds. iiber
i6nte aber bas @srdufd Der grpIOfion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
0ttt6tpn.

- Gin 2i6brisss 8ino Der GbsIeuts
5obn 2uur itarb am Wontas.
Saiob 8. 8rObbed. IT,. bon Susbss.
toipn uno SRI. Marp Sefeltien iino lests
0ode bur8 8farrer gttipsin gum 8uno
oss 2sbenS sineeieenet tporben.
-Srau 2ouiis 3srn. @attin bss
Safob 8srn bon BoOb StraBe. ftarb am
Uiontus 8ormittas an einem Ssrsleiesn
i'm AZ. 2ebensiabre; ibre 8eerbisune
fanb esfsrn fait.
9as iosbsn fertis ssteats neus
itdbtii6s 4obrebbu6 entbdIt 76.0l7
Jiamsn, cine ginpobnersabl bon 36. .03s
anbsutsnb. bic ieoO6 aud bic umIiessnben
Ortibaften einfubt.
- Ser NsbssrIaeen bes George
Stanton in @sf 9ittston puroe an
Wontas Worsen bur6 Elm Seuer boil.
ianois asrfibrt. Ser 8erluit bstrdsl
81 900, nit ieinsr 8erii4eruns.
- @inbrsdu madtsn am Wlontas
Jaht bier 8eute. 8euan'S gnaros 2l'
aubrIabsn purbs um $50 tpertb Waaren
betobIen unb @sbr. gpans 8eloidubIabs
um cine flsins 8aariumme beraubt.
= Dos Sell brad am Wlontas, aIs
orei 2arrsn bel benz Stepens BREEDER biz
anbobs binauf sssOsen tsuroen; biz
Barren ipransen sum9I lid bon ben@elei'
fen. bod nibt, bis iie ben GmiI Ssuta.
linsii setroffsn unb b5s perfiimmeIt bat
ten, iooab Der Wann iOfOrt itarb.
- nnisrs Stabiballe entBins am Nitt.
mod 4benb lsBtsr Wote nit fnappe,
Jlotb Der Ssueaerfibrune Elm eleftriide,
Drabt bate iid nit einem anbsrsn &c.
trsu,t unb aIs Gbisf engineer Butterion
,ufdais in bas bstrsii. 8immsr trai, itant
ss in bsQsn Slammen Der 8ranb fonnts
nit gerinssm S&aben eelbf1t iperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
aus benz oberen Ehals.
(arSbaIs GorrtIpSnb,n,J

Der 2sibitaabeiiser @m. 2ansan
bon 0idfon @itp tpuroe am Donnerhas
Dloreen frib, als er bon Bittston bsims
febrte, auf bem Ibroop 8ouIsparb bon
mebreren Wdnnern ansebaItsn, bic ibn
BON 8utidenfis serrten unb idlimm ssr.
bauten. gr nsib nidt, aus pel&sm
@runbs Der ansriff itattfano, benn er
tpurbe nitt beraubt.
- @dbrenb am Donnerhag 8. 9.
Simpler. Sobn s. &eib unb @burlss
Barb bic Seiten oes &l9monb Sda6tss
su Bricebure befIeibeten, rib Der Sabr.
itubl bic BIatform, auf Der is fanbsn,
suiammen uno iie fielen 10 SuB, fonntsn
iid aber on einem pbi fsbsnosn Solsfid
faneen unb 10 einen Jal bon $50 SUB
ben Sba1t binab uermeioen.
- Srau Sonora Seifron, cine bstaets
Ginipobnerin bon Olppbant, tpurbe iurj
nu6 IL llbr am Sreitae Nttas nabe
oem 8l&monb Bre6er in Didion 9itp
BON sinem 8. & s. Bufaeisrsus nieoer.
sefabren unb auSenbIidli@ ssibotet. Sbr
abrper tpurbe bod in bic 2uft ssi4lsubsrt
unb fieI bann cine 8bi@uns binab :; ibr
@enid, beibe 8eine unb Elm Nrm iparen
sebro6en. Dis 8eruneIiidte poQte sinsn
Nsfen mage bem Narrine BREEDER be-
fuden unb trat einem 8uBs aus bem
Beee. um cirett por einen anberen au
seratben.
(GarbcnbaIs Gprrsiponbtni.)
- Ser 80 Sabre aIts Bauer Samss
CUNT fiel am Samitas an Salem Apes
nue. BON ieiner @asenoeidid uno erbislt
cine sebrOdsne SIfte; tpsssn isinsm
bOben aIter 1T iein 8uitanb ssfabrIi&.
-GbirIss g. Griffin. Der in 1893
eine AnsabI ginbrlde babisr uno in Der
Rabbaridaft perGbte, 1T am Dientae
na6 NbliBuns elmer Strafe bon flinf
Sabren uno Sipei Wionaten aus bem bf.
t4en 3udtbaus entIafen tpOroen.
- Wi6asl Dropasfi bon SimpiOu
roqte aus ieinem Bette unp iisl aus benz
orittsn Stodwerf Seniter 25 SUB betab,
babel auf einem unten lieeenosn pfofen
lnnbsnb; sr brad iib bas linte 8sin
unb uerlebte iid ben 8opf, aud beflr6.
tet Der arst innerli&e Serlssuusen.
= Dsppert Stepbenion, Der tpssen
Dem Diebltabl zines BadetS grcuriionS.
biaets am Samitas arretirt norben mar,
aber sur 3eit ipleoer eniilOb, III am
Rontas in Wapmurt ereriffsn tporbsn !;
IN @rmanssIuns bon Slrsfdafi ipurbe
CT ON abenb oem @eianSniB iibsrs
tpieien.
- Stephan 5neslanb purbe am
5reitas 9ia6t an Ounbaff Strabe. aIS
er ii6 in Beeleitune pon spei iunsen
Damen befanb, pon fiinf masiirten Wldn.
nern aneebalten. Cine Dame ipurbe UNI
Ibre @elDbbris erleibtert, 8neeIanb's 8
8brie isbo9 BON ben &srlen iiberisben.
DIE Rufe Der Damen trlebsn bic Strabsn.
aubsr 3ur silisen islu4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
Bon NeterSbura.

--Ssrr George Sries pOngreseott sIve.
nue. ipirb am 8. September Srl. Settle
@IsneroB bon @rOps Strabe als ielns
Braut beimiiibrsn.
- George Stern bon TapIor Gpenus
purbs am Samlas Absno pOn ieinen
iunesn Sreunosn nit elmer ,,Surpriie
Barip" bssbrt. Gin berendster Abenh
purbe bon aIlen berlebt.
= Sie 8serotsuns bes BERT. Gontab
5anfsl bon Srulne Apenue fanb am
Sonntas i'm beuiidsn faib. Sriebbof,
babisr ftatt; pfarrer Gbriit bon Der ST.
Warien 9emslnbe lsitste bic 5rausrfsier
i'm Sauis unb am @rabe. Sie anee'
iteIltsn beS pafusieriperfes Der O.. 8.
& D. Co., mo Der 8erforbsne Ianss
Sabre anseitsat mar, pobnten Der gssr'
oisuns in eorpOre bel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
DelifatefIeu.

Stf4e: Rsue Soaancifde Sarins'
uno 8uEi6e Gardiner, Samburset
gale in Del unb @eIee, Gapiar, Sar'
oinen in 8d6ien, 2pbifer, 4ppetit SiIbs.
ssiodisr YaadsrsI. aieIsr sprOitsn in
Del.
aafe: Sromass be 8ris. 2ieber'
tran,, Cream, @rtner, Sapeiser. 2im'
burser, 8adRsin unb Sanb 8dfe.
@urf: Salami unb GerpeIat. Wie'
ner, nit ober obne Sauerfraut unb
Srantfurtsr in 8a&ien.
Sps3iaIitdtsn: Odisnmaul.
SaIat, 2isbis's 5leif6' Grtraft. Olipsn6l
bsim Quart, 2amms 9unBen in 3bpfen.
Gbiparb 9 iebeder,
$50 2adananna abe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
Gls @eneral @reelp bem 3ob in's
9eiibt fab.

Die tpabrs @si6i&te Der furdtbaren
stpeibunoert unb iiebsnunba8Bie Gasen
IN ben n6rbIidsn Resioaen, alS @rssIp'f q
tlsins Banoe bon uneri&rodsnen Sor'
i1srn bem Sobs ms 9efdt iubsn. pirt
sum eriten Wale ersdbIt iperosn burd
8eneraI @rselp i'm Oitober 2abies GONE
SournaI. SIR Sabre bat @sneral @reelt
EN- RrlftsS Stiaidipeisen dbsr feline
idauoerbafien @rfabrunsen in ben @is.
reeiOnen beobabtet uno nur mad monate'
lansem Dransen 1T er betpOsen iporben.
bic 8eidi1te aufsui&reibsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
Sfeite Mmsei9cm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gladridit. = ointsrlaltn.

s1interIaiienidafts' @a&ri9t: : Sinisrla0tu-
b itaft bee psrr. Safpb 6ra&ttL ltBs
bin BON Suanipn, pa.
giahrbt pire bisrmii ssssbsn, bab bic tiuisr.
iei@ntif strittlia jur 0srwalttriu psr obiStn
SintsrlafIsui6aft trnanut pprbsn 10. VIE bic.
ienissn, psIGt 6crosrunsfn ssstn eisitlbt bcbsH,
psretn triuti, iOItt btslaubist an mid sin,u-
rsi9sn; uup psr btiaatrr pintsrIalIsuG9aft
f6uIbst. wire ,ur baIpistn 3abIuns an mid
aufssfprbsrt.
Stnritite GrH&ttL
1856 SiutsrlsGtui&afts.S .SrpaltTiH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
DeutSdbeS Xbeater.

Sonntas. ben 4. September. brinst
bic Gbieaeo Star 60. ben ausseseidneten
Sdpanf, .,gins Ra6t in Berlin" ooer
Der liebe SnisI, sur Guffdbruns. gS III
ansunsbmen, ou nur nod brsi Soritslun.
gen i'm Sommsr ituttfinben, bab bas
Saus gum 8erfsn boil isin pirb.
S&IuB Der Sommsriaiion Fnost am lS.
September, Anfuns Der 0intsriaiiOn am
8, Ottobsr fat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01

gs ii ieItsn bsr Sal. baB RspubIis
taner einsn bon ben 9emofraten aufee'
felten &anbibatsn ebenfaaS nominiren |;
unb ipsnn bies ssidiebt, barf mon tuobI
msbr babintsr iudsn, ais Elm rein pers
ibnlides Compliment. Die aufitsIIuns
oes Adtburen Sreb. @. o I'm ter als
Hidtersfanbibat feitenS ber 8epub!ifaner
1T cine oifene anerfennuns ieiner beion.
beren 8efdbisuns fiir biefen berantiport'
Ii6sn Boiten unb Elm 8epeis. bob 8idter
@dnfer'S gntidsibunsen ben 8eitaa Der
Burger obne nnieridieo ber politiiden
Partsifsluns fnben. Sft es bod idon
lansit anerfannt, baB er elmer ber fdbis.
fen Surifen bisies Staates 1T. burd
osHsn eIdnsenbe gripdbIuns iid bic
8iirser bon 2adapanna county Elm
ebrenbes 9eusnib uusfeIIen perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01

- @ie SsrIautst, tpousn ;tpsi ipobIs
bubene Srantoner ben Driuin8 Parifiir
$50, 900 aniaufsn.
@m. SsIs bon. SaetOrsbiIIe Iests
iid am Sreitae cine SIinte an ben aopf,
brddts los unb i@ob iid iein @sbirn
aus; er ipar Elm itarter 8enuber bon
Gocaine unb Motpbin. Ssds 8inber
iibsrIsbsn Jpn.
- Nuf bic Anflase ber Sabrrabbdnb'
Isr &eaum & Gonrab bon Wpomina
Apenue, IN am Dienfae D. 8. Gopen
ipseen faIi&er 8oripieselune perbaftet
unb fur iein Gridsinen oor @eridt unite,
$500 8drsidaft eetteat tporben. Vi
bate bon ber Sirma Elm Sabrrac anee'
tauft uno ueripro6sn. ieben Wionat etipai
oauon ubsusubIsn. that bies aber ni4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
3emfc's
S1 ltoeuti9e 8iertube,
0u0 m. ..... Sa...u.
213 @enu &oenue.

Gin nod uItosutidr 8siie sefiibrtes eofal
no man Fdsr 1T, fsts ansensbms Ssisufbaft
~ fnoen,
Sas nit 6erisIbsn psrbunoene 8e 4 a u.
rant lisfert als 0slifatsfitn Der SabresBet.
,.Bir5burser Sotbrdu' uno biefes Biers,
iaportirfs @eib. uno RotbWeius, prima Cigar
rem. bofiide 8eoieuuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
9sutf&s 8risfIiRe.

D. Arubsinl 6rau SapiGa 9aimau,
GrI. Sulia 8aIsn, Brl eaura Drsbu,
Gugfu Gssari, 6rl. Goth 8ranftL
8rau 9sorst 1tssr cam. poiftsiu,
5rI. Sfltn Spfsl, Jrau 9. .. psBsl,
9. stotb, 8arl Sstman,
8rau Gbarles .5pblt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01
Sabieite Mn3etSen.
Gntbetn3, @siRsr & &raber,
GeufSbe MeS0er,

SIS s. $40 &ebar Apenue,
jpil&sn AlStr unb 9idOrp StraBsn, smpftbIsu
tintm ptrebrtsn YubIifum ibr @si86ft aufs
Ytfe. dlsil@ itbtr Art ltefern iit ium biats.
ftn prsilt unb In better AualitGt, unb ma&tn
iibtraus auf bic BON ibusn tubsrsttsttu Dor.
asli&tu Bhrft aufmnfiani.
Ielspbons 8erbinbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-01

sS- @eIb su bsrIsiben. - Srsenb
tpeIde Summe, bon s25 Biz s25, COO,
Iermin cber abi6Iusssablunssn. OisG
& Dunn, glbpofaten, Goal gr&anee
@ebaubs, scranton, ga. 34,4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-11-24
The Cars street-car Ride.

Extravaganza was soundly rebuked
not long ago by one of the rulers Of
Europe. The Russian army has many
rich officers, and the luxurious habits
prevalent among its upper grades
make it difficult for an officer who is
not rich to keep up his dignity.
Hence this occurrence:
Recently young Russian lieuten-
ant, none too well of, rode to his
barracks in a street-car, and his broth
er officers were so scandallzed by this
undignifed action that the young sol
der was snubbed, and an intimation
conveyed to him that his resignation
would be desirable. Somehow this
reached the czar's ears, and in pursu-
ance of policy ofsimplicity and COM
nonsense that has rapidly been en-
dearing the present Russian ruler to
his people, he went out with single
attendant, jumped on a car and rode
to the barracks himself.
When he presented himself before
the officers of the regiment, he said
"Now, gentlemen, hear that to ride
in a tram is considered beneath the
dignity of an officer Of your regiment.
l have just been riding in tram, and
l am your colonel. Do you wish me
to send in my papers,"
The apology was, of course, imme-
diately forthcoming; the young lieu
tenant was vindicated, and probably
the first known instance in which a
czar rode in a public street-car was
made matter Of history.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-11-24
The Southern Woman.

A Northern newspaper publishes
the following article, which is true as
gospel in its statements and is one
more reason why the Northern man
should seek a congenial home in the
Sunny South
whether there are more women
than men in the South or whether the
climate there has anything to do with
the agreeable nature Of people we have
never seen stated, but it must be one
or the other, for a Southern paper
says the South is a place where breach
of promise suit is practically unknown,
where women are not husband hunters
and where divorce is unfrequent.
There is no such thing in the South as
waiting for rich man to die and then
spring sensational common law mar
riages, nor has there been rarely ever
claim made by Jekyll and Hyde
woman for rich mans estate. Go
South and flee from designing woman
hood; go where there is no need for
bachelor or non-marriago clubs, and
fall willing and easy victim, as you
invariably will, to Gods best handi-
work, a true Southern woman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-11-24

was missin' this mornin' an Job, my
hired man, saw your Joe go;n' home
las night with a turkey on his back,
an was mean enough to make myself
think it was nay turkey, an here you
are eatin' Thanksgivin' dinner Of
corned beef an potatoes, an more
thankful for it, I'll be bound, than I
am for all the good things I've got in
my cellar an pantry I'm so ashamed
of myself"
"Why, Phebe"
But this is what you've got TO do,
Thyrza; you an the children must go
home with me an keep Thanksgivin
I'll kill a pair o chickens an we'll
make big pot-pie like we had the
last time you ct your Thanksgivin'
dinner with me. I've piles Of pie an
doughnuts an big pound cake all
baked up You've got to go, Thyrza,
for the sake of old times Come on an
welcome to you all
There was no opposing Miss POdd,
and in fifteen minutes they were on
their way to her house, the two cous-
ins walking arm in arm.
When they reached Miss Podd's
house Job met them with a grin on his
face.
THAT young gobbler's good one, -
said Job. q reckon he thought he ID
be smart enough to save his neck. l
found him just now in the shed-room.
The winder was up an I reckon he
flew in there last night an he found
it so comfortable he concluded to stay
right there, 'speshly as there was a
bag of corn there.
"Well, you get his head right off
an put him in the ice-house to cool
of, said Miss Podd. "Our dinnerll
be late, Thylza, but III set out good
lunch to kind o stay our stummicks,
an then you an l will pitch in an git
up one o the regular Thanksgivin
dinners like we used to git up fore
we was geese enough to fall out. But
we've fell in again, as it were, an it
won't be my fault if We don't stay
friends the rest of our days"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-11-24
Those Terrible Children.

There was an interesting episode in
a certain fashionable home in Ger
mantown the other evening. The
central figure in the affair was a five
year-old boy, the pride Of the family.
The family in question tries to keep
up appearances upon rather slender
income, and its pride is therefore all
the greater. The episode occurred
at little dinner party at which the
young hopeful was present. Matters
had progressed smoothly, when be
asked for a second piece Of cake.
His mother refused, when he cried.
IF you don't give it to me, I'll
tell" He got the cake. A little
later he wanted some wine. His faith
er told him he could not have it. He
threatened to tell again, and for
minute his father glared at him.
Here goes, cried the boy. my
velvet knickerbockers are made out
Of the old window curtains. The
party broke up amid much embarrass-
ment, and little later unearthly cries
were heard proceeding from the nur-
sery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-11-24
A Purely Vegetable Blood
Remedy is the Only
Cure.

If the people generally knew the
true cause of Rheumatism, there
would be no such thing as lini-
ments and lotions for this painful
and disabling disease. The fact is,
Rheumatism is disordered state
of the blood-it can be reached,
therefore, only through the blood.
But all blood remedies can not cure
Rheumatism, for it is an obstinate
disease, one which requires a real
blood remedy-something more than
o mere tonic. Swift's Specific is
the only real blood remedy, and it
promptly goes to the very bottom
of even the most obstinate case.
A few years ago l was taken with in
hammatory Rheumatism, which, though
mild at first, became gradually so in
tense that l was for weeks unable to
walk. tried several prominent physi-
clans and took their treatment faith
fully, but was unable to get the slightest
relief. In fact, my condition seemed to
grow worse, the pains spread over my
entire body, and from November to
March l suffered agony. | tried many
patent medicines, but none relieved me-
Upon the advice of friend | decided to
try s. S. s Before allowing me to take
it, however, my guardian, who was a
chemist, analyzed the remedy, and pro-
nounced it free of potash or mercury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-11-24
NEW VOL. 34.---NO. 4.
The Greatest Wedding Known.

On the day that Alexander the
Great was married no fewer than
2O,2O2 persons in one ceremony were
made husbands and wives. This
seems impossible. but the event real
ly took place, as historical records tell
US. This monster wedding occurred
upon the conquest by Alexander the
Great of Persia, which was ruled over
by King Darius.
Alexander married Statira, the
daughter of the conquered king, and
decreed that 100 of his chief officers
should be united to 100 ladies from
the noblest Persian and Medean fam
lies. In addition to this, he stipu-
lated that 10000 of his Greek soldiers
should marry 10000 Asiatic women.
When everything was settled a
vast pavilion was erected, the pillars
of which were 60 feet high. One
hundred gorgeous chambers adjOined
this for the 100 noble bridegrooms,
while for the remaining 10000 an
outer court was inclosed, outside of
which tables were spread for the null
titude. Each pair had seats, and
arranged themselves in semi-circle
around the royal throne. OF course,
the priests could not marry this vast
number of couples, so Alexander the
Great devised very simple ceremo-
ny. He gave his hand to Statira and
kissed her, an example that all the
bridegrooms followed.
Thus ended the ceremony, and that
vast number were married. Then fol-
lowed the festival, which lasted five
days, the grandeur of which has never
been equaled since.