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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-28
PROF. MANSFIELD MERRI-
MAN,
Lehigh University,

MY experience is that 1t is the
most practical and reliable cyclo-
pedia in the English language"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-28

IF YOU HAVE ANY disease due TO
impure or impoverished blood. like
scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia. or
catarrh, you should take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and be promptly cured.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-28
Rev. G. j. COOPER,
Muhlenberg College, Allen
town, Saws:

81 have found the new Johnson's
Cyclopedia so vastly superior to
any other that ] would not part
with it for anything else in the
market"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-28

HOODS PILLS are easy 10 take.
easy TO operate. Cure indigestion, btl-
iousness. 25c 90.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-28
w. S. wINTERsTEEN,
Chief Chemist, Lehigh Zinc

"I am greatly pleased with the
new Johnsons Cyclopedia, which
ordered of you last week and which
/ have examined with considerable
care since the set arrived. l con-
slider 1t much more satisfactory on
scientific and literary subjects
than the Britannica"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
@us BEN lbriseu Orubber,ustbum.

Aus benz gr5bain II, Is.
9lpril. SIN Seutib=Stb wuroe am
9barIreita9 nm 10 llbr Dor Der tribe
rem Sransrie Der Staliener Yisrre
SOn9oli, 2S Sabre alt, siu ie6r fleiBi=
ger uno brauer, rUbi9er Irbeiter, Obne
iealihe SeraulGIlun9 Don mebreren be.
iOneuen prsuBiihen Ta90bunoen iiber-
iallsn uno oemielben orei tieie MeNer=
ltide in Die untere g0u6seseno Der.
iebt, oab Die Gin9eiueioe gum Sorihsin
tamen. Der COB truf ioiprt ein. Die
orel SbGter neblt elmer 6rGuensperIon
luuroen im nabsu @nloe, wel6er BON
Der oOrtissu Genoarmerie uno ben
Solbeamten, Iowie siui9en Ginluobneru
umiiu9elt mar. ON Sitermontag einge=
iun9su uno uah S%ieoenbofeu ipsncirt.
gn Dem Scibeube9Gn9nlB nahm guns
9th Sbei! nit ,lusi WulithDren. Ser
WittUe Duroen ourh cine ipfort poroe=
nOmmene GOllette mebrere bunoert SSr.
iibermieleu. - in Der WOroafaire oes
Staliensrs Sebsrnaroi aus SeutI1-
9Th muroe cine ,ueitere Serbaituna
pOr0cnommsu. Ger i'm Sano9emsn9e
our6 einen Weneriiib ebsnfalls perleBte
Ysr0mam 6ranS Timer, wuroe nab
einem miblungeneu 6luhtpsriub iiber
Die @rsnSe oinsielt 9emaht uuo bon
Der 8enoarmerie nab SieoenboIsn in
Nr. Slider 9sbradt.
gllin9en. -. Npril. Der Nsus
bau Unlsrsr SbuIs 1T isBt iUWsit fer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
Saar, Wuisl, GifeI uno Sunsri6.

Srier. Ginen Sslbltmoroperiu1
mGdte am S%iterionntas Worssn in Der
Observation-Disclosures ein 9ldbri9sr Snabe.
Gr fihlte ii5 bel ben Sitsrsintduien
Der 9ltsru ieinen GeI5wiltsrn gegeu.
ilber Suri!d9eieBt uno bdnste iih oes=
balb auf benz Spsi1er nit einem Ssile
auf. Die Wutter oes Seugels fonnte
ibu nod rsatseitis abidusioen uno in
9~esi9neter &eile zines Seilersu be.
lebren.
Saarbura. Iuf Der am Is.
Ipril III ben SOni9li9eu Walouu9en
unieres Sreiies absebalteneu Diiisisllsn
Saula9o wuroeu bier Wiloidpeins,
wOrunter eiu Seller i'm @ewibts por
Sruei G~entnern, erle9t.
Srier. gm l6. @pril g6enos
bat iid III einem bisliseu @aItboie sin
init Dem S6nelSuse aus Meb einss=
trpnenes 2~2ia6ri0es Wdoheu. oas bel
elmer an9eiebenen Wisber 6amilie @e-
lell6dIteriu mar, aus SiebeS9ram init
elNsm &epo!psr entleibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

Die @rense Der Ir0n30II6m uuo portus
9ieliihen @uDana - an Den Nnna3o=
nenltrpm 81 Oerneiien. cine oiel lln9e=
i"uuOere @eQeno ols 6pnanarIN. cine
Ihreflide l8iiite Don mebr Ols bunoert
Reilcn, Die 9GnSIid unbemD6nt mar.
Er luuBte rebt gut. bah bort nob aht
3n9eu QeluiB teirer mebr am Seben
iein Diiroe. lin ibnen Die Nnlegun9
bon BflOniunNen 81 erIblperen, luhte
er Den Ginmobuerr aIf ale mOgll6e
g8eiic MjBtrOuen 0eQen Die 9sportlr=
ten cinlufl0Ben, ou iensn ia Die Slug
belt Qebieteu miiiIe, teinerlei Serbin=
Dung nit Qedbteteu Misniben ein3u9e.
ben. Nls er Jap, DAB ielne Semilbuns
gen nibt Den QebOnten GriOIg Intten.
erIieB er an 10. SUM 1898 foI9enoen
geIhIuB:
Sober 9eportirte, Der in einsm Dom
Sirettorium niht unterioQteu Sbeile
Der 6olonie cine PilanSun9 Ooer einen
S0noel anle0en mill. III 9ebalten, an
Die Notwithstanding ourh Ser=
mittelun0 oes SbertOmmanounten cine
Slttidrlft einSuIenoeu, Die nit elltem
3euQniB pom @igentbiimer oes Sanoes
ooer Snuies be0leitet, uuo Dem 0iIa
Der Wunitipalttdt oes 9antons, in Dem
TiIa Der Wunicipalit1t oss Cautions,
III Dem Der gerp1hter wObnt, perIeben
ieiu muB, melbe oart6ut. oGb Der Sltt=
teller i'm Stanoe 1T, cine P~ilanSung
OOsr Elm Saus gu mietbeu uno hinrei=
6enoe Mittel beIigt, oieielben in Stano
81 leBen ooer elnen Sanoel gu 9rilnOen.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING miro llb
bon Der &ihti9teit oes beigefii9ten
3eu9uiHes i~ibsrSeuQen uno oaiielbe
neblt Der Sitti6riit nit Ieinem motiOlr=
ten 8uta6ten Dem Ngenten oes Siret=
forums 5u9eben laIlen. oamIt oIeler
na3 Grforoerni6 entiheioe."
Surd oisien Ssfebl wuroe bic Nns
Iieolung Der Seportirten beoeuteno err
ihrpert: oeneu aher, pelbe na6 pielen
Semiibuusen oas fr09lide 3eusniB lib
perihant 9atten. Die pom Q9enten eIlell
Qiiniti9en @ntibeio erbielten uuo eineu
tleinen gnbau 81 treiben anfin9en. ent=
3o9 Seannet fernerbu Die untsrItiiBuls
Der Heaierung.
OrtieBun9 OIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
&atbuli5ismus nnD Vatio.
MaIiSMtus.

Wan bort supeilen Die 9ebaupturQ:
,.Sie Stride biloe einsn Staut i'm
Staate." 9as 1T ofsubar cine Sers
plrruus Der Segrine. Wan tOnnte
melt eber iagen: Ser Stuat lei ELL
Staat i'm StaNte', benn tein Staat
1T 10 CROP ais Die Stride, iuelbe ole
Staaten umiabt. Nber aud oas luare
unri6tig. Ssnn Staat uno Stride
limb nitt @eieQidaiten. Die Oenlelbrn
3ipef psriOl9en uno oieielben Mittel
Gntuenoeu. gSdre oies Der 6HQ, oanu
iudre GllerOin9s cine GolliIion unOer=
meiolib. Nun aber bat Der Stnat iiir
bic Seitlihe Woblfabrt Der Weni6en SI
ior9en, Die Stride fir lire eruigs. Seioe
fOnnen oesbalb iebr gut ibren unab.
bdneigen Wirtun9streis babsn. Ger
Staat beoarf aber Der Gsli9iOu melt
mebr gu ieiner Griitens ais Die &eli.
9ion oes Staates beoarf. Sbne Geli=
9ion lit cine oaleruoe Srbmlng in Der
8eie0ihaft mmO9lib, luie Die ~franSo-
1iIhe HepolutiDn oes pori9en Sabrs
bunoerts oeutli6 bewieien bat. ais Die
%lo9enannte Ybiloiopbie Die STEELE Der
&eli0ion pertreten iOllte. Die Geli=
Qion tann aber al6 Dbne ben Staat
sriitiren. pie bic 8ei1ihte bemieien
bat. Wenu aber aud Die &eli8lOn
fir ben Stuat unentbebrlib 1T, 10 lit
lie oennoh tein Mittel, oellen &e9elun9
benz 8utoiinten Der ltaatli1en Uiabt
Gnbeim fdlt.
Die &eli9ion 1T 9Ottlidsn llrs
dprun9s, Der Staat lit cine meni6li6e
Glnrl6tung. Wer m0bte nun 0ber
bic uniinni9e Yebauptun0 auiitellen,
baB bic &ellSiOn nllr Dem Staatsawefe
oienen iOl. Die &eli0ion lit cine
bObere Maht. welde BON Staate wie
bon ben PriDatsn anertennung nno
llnteriperfuna iOrosrt. Sas absr lam
nur bic 9~eOiieubarte &eli9ion. wslhe
besbalb Die mabre. bic all8emeine, Die
tatbollihc &eli9iOn ut.
Sieie all9emeine &eli9ion muB aber
notbtuenol9 eIn 9emeiniames Sber=
haupt baben. Wer eiuen &reis babsn
mill, Der mnB aud Elm Centrum ar-
Rebmen. Sbns Centrum lit cine Psris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17

.I .I
pVt1'e Ul.llpS''g: ~ li e. aug M'l
Ctnn pup'te. yer PopH oltOe1 oas
es"r,u,n o'. "1'Vt' pp"e 1plt 'oute
uH S.up'V oet @.tge ull',oaliV; !ue
.".U1 w ''s'e "!t'psh ut,o "'[ulssl'
"uS.' VIZ - 9'obe u'lo 'leIhe S'Ho-
n; w. uno oaI'lt 'oote 70 aus tl''l ott
"n.y.. Eyer 1uVst sllr @.tVe uN-
"'nn"'' "'"b u"" ovl' P"PP o'''eV'I's.'
I'm ost''lt ihu l'Vs Ll'llst uul At!b=
U.u"'Vs, o'e outV o"s Fup'l.g''ln g'ls
oo.s''"tT" u1to ettlWIlloe' 'uo.ot'
,s",: So' H1eI! 'o'Il' nun 'gN !s!le
'otttt!'yt 2sltiWull' 9ui 'ptlI)s' lts,t
ss,litlpe unUOp0''H'A'et' oTS,Vt; i'tg'
9ui.I,!,. SSeN' 9Oet OCT Pupr ls'I
'o'.t''geI Sonut'ult 'UU'e. ~ 1'ubte q
homogeneous ul.ltt!Val lsStIo t't'ss
pst1.I.V'n SUuoEtu's ls,H; uAo lt!ne
Stt''ts m"btFl n'9 6tsII'1.p oetouWt'H
u,sVs,l1s,t. @Ssg"'o guoe'' o1e Ju"pt1
Vs9 @~..v.nE"u'Ss N'T. N''UuNt osn
S" ",'."n Hno ." p''.ts'..Ms, put'" os.
1npSt ,nm ~ ;.,i;".;iS.,
eSnioS ~ mndsn SNiy hohsm ~ IN
Ssr Ms,hihts m;rfGb RON trnuri,sn
Ton osbnbt mn rio WSnSts i;sbsm,;n
Soh,s h;mSmr6 !, S(,i,nrr rSS;n;rtsmn
mn rntsrtGnmsn nes irom,SIi;hsu "a.
n;ns mnrsn Sic benomsrIihsn g0ir.
rsm ipnSr 9sit linn Gin mornsmNss Vsi.
SniSI iir oHs amtnrit
@i.,s .m..a,s
1--WE n"ri GsA ua'I5ub oes PIplits
a"I ~. us~t,,G'Tt"tn TulUst oe' eg..,
nsIgsu "..HsVt; 10 ~ 'Iu S'slsL VI osn
ost'T.so'':" Suaoesn "Hy USt,u!Sos''
%sI.'ts', EuW G'n Setgutts'sH!h.
SuI vIu p"pn ""I S"s e umi1"n"','g
ibtp If nnr, nntiir(i% mol no;;sIbe
cine Sh6nfuun nps 0nn4ss mar Niss
mann fonntp rSmiiher Soiipr mer6en
mem hpr Tnnh i'm mini ola ,n(hsn
fr6ntp, Siss o,ihnb ohsr nur mnter
nor Wehinomno hns ~ nsr,,rnh nsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
bensein6eit uno ib battle es fir meme

bensein1eit uno i6 battle es fir meme
Pfliht, oieielbe auircht ST balten.
gSdrsn unIere proteItantii6en Wii.
lion0re in Den tathOliibsn Sdnoern
Wlttel= uno Siio= 2lmeritas idbi0. oiele
einfahe uno Ue~rniiuIti9e 2o9it Der
Staatsweisbsit Su ~eriOIien, es Ditroeu
allIo0leih Die &ln9eu itber SntOleronS
Der tNtboliIdeu GeQieruugen pertum=
men. Die Gini0teit in Der &eligion
lit oas mertbDolite Yeiibtbum, oas ein
Staat BADEN tam. gur wenn er an
Der @abrbeit ieiner Geli9ion Slueiielt.
lam er fir oeren Grbnltun9 Qlci6s
9iiltia meroen. Saben ulht ale pro=
teltdntilhen Stuaten, 10 LANCE lie nod
on bic g0abrbelt ibrGr beIoroeren Secte
glaubten. Die 9raui1mlte SntoleranS
Qeiibt. nm bic 8lOubenseiuDeit in
ibrem 8ebiete su erbalten? Sdhrbun=
oerte binourh Drroen Die &atbOlIten
in gu9lauo. in NOrwe9su, Shweoen,
9dnelnart uno in ben prote'tanti'b den
6ebieten SeutIhlauo'5 perfOl9t, I'M
bic proteiantii6e @laubenseinbeit 81
erbalten. gSie tam man ben tatbOli.
iden Ie9ierun9en 6rGntreids, Gpa=
MEMS. Staliens einen GOrmurf oaraus
MAIDEN, bieIelbe POlitit perfOl9t 81
baben.
Sdarfr1ubenoe 8rauIamteiten iper=
ben bon Der r0miiben uno ipauiIhen
SnQuiiitiOn erSdblt. wdbreno bon ben
bluti0en Observation-Disclosures in
GnQlano, SOlano, S6neoen, Seutlb=
lano uno GuBlano tsine &eoe 9ebt.
uno ollie @reuel Der SnquiItion per=
ben Der tatboliiden Stride uno Oen
Sominifanern sur Gait 9ele9t, wdb=
reno bod ieoer 8ebiIoete wiiien iOllte,
oaB tein Yrieiter in elnem @rimiual9e=
ribte als &i9ter, ia nibt einmal ais
3suSe fungirsn outfte. Obne ben tir9s
ll6en Strafeu 81 oeriallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
&atbpIi,ismms ump SoIcrams.

Gs miro Der tatb0llihen STRIDE bon
YrnteItanten uno ln9ldubigen bQuii9
Der SOrpurf Der SntOlerans gemaht.
neil lie ni1t ale &eli9ioneu iilr 0lei6
gut bdlt uno alien Die 9lel1en 9tehte
uno Sreibeitsu 9elu0bren mill. Sas
1T un9ers6t. Mnn fam iebr tolerant
iein. pbne allen Heli0iDnen bic 9ltiben
&ebte uno 6reibeItsn suSuertemnen.
WGs perIiebt man uuter Soleran,?
Sa5 Wort tUmmt Der BON ~tolerare,
.%.ertrG9en", ,,eroulocn", wioer g8il=
len ertraNen, mas man einmal niht
dnosrll tam. so ertra9eu mir bic
6lie0en, Die WOstitos, Die Sibe oes
Sommer5, Die &dlte oes Winters, neil
mir tein Wtittel beliBen. uns bon oisien
llebeln 81 befreien. 98ollten mir aud
9eQen Weniben cine dbnli6e SCleram
tiben. 10 milroen mir benz 6riitli6en
@eIeBe niht qeniigeu. Sas 9briitens
tbum toroert bon uns mebr oils Sole
rang, uno perpilibtet uns sur Ndb-
ltenllebe, CUR briioerlihen Siebe. CUR
Seinoesliebe. Dies 1T melt erbabeuer
als Die eiufa9e Solerans.
g8ia man ieooa bon Solerans reoen,
10 mus man leOenialls eiuen llnterIbieo
MAIDEN Suilhen rell9iOIer uuo pOlltI=
lder SOleranS.
Die reliQiOie S~Olerans lit nun ei0ent=
LID Elm lnoing, Nur fallhe Geli9io.
men tOnnen ilb nit unoeren aui Qleihe
Sinie ltellcn, Die iuabre GeliAiOn. welbs
i'm SeiiBe Der reli9iOisn g9obrbeit lit,
lam 0rOers nibt fir 0leibbere6tist
0nsrteunen. Der 8runoiaB, alle
Geli0ipnen limb gut uno
9lei9 bere6ti9t, serliOrt ieoe
&eli9ion. IS tann i'm belteu 6alle
nllr cine NeliGlon mabr iein, uno oisie
1T alsoGm nllsin berettiet.
Sinh nber Nlle Qleib gut uno Qleih
bsrs6ti9t, 10 1T oaS nur in Dem Sale
mO9lih, oab ale ialih limb. Geligi0Ie
SOlerarS 1T aliO ein llnoing.
IS Qibt aber aud cine b ii ree
d. Solsr0n1 Welhe oarin beitsbt,
oaB NIemdnO Die Anbdnger elmer au=
oeren &eli9ion iUcaen ibrer religiDien
W~einunQen perfol0t; uno oieIe 1T pOr
Der STRIDE INNER 9elebrt uno geilbt
worosn. Sa lie bat nod msbr 0etban;
lie bat Die SbriNen N%n0sbaltsn, iiir
ibre 9etrennten Sritoer 81 beten uno
oielslben Su lieben. SIT nas Mangel
an Srleran5?
Sin gang anoeres Ding aber lit bic
politiihe SOleranS. Der Staot bat
Die Pilidt fir Die &ube uno gini9telt
unter Den Staatsbiir9ern 81 iorgen.
Sieier 3wef miro ON lei6telteu uno
oolltpmmenIten erreibt. luenn nidt
msbrere Geliaionen neben chamber be-
iteben. SIT ein Stunt 10 9lildlib bios
cine Gcli9ion III umfallen, uno in oies
Ter elnen Geli9iOn oas ~ieltelte @ano
Der 9eiellIbaitli1en GiniNteit uno Gin=
belt gu bellBen. 10 iebe i6 nibt ein.
parum er ni1t alle Miibe anmeuoen
iol. I'm bieisn toltbaren SOrtbeil al
bebalten. ben ibm bic S%OrlebunS su8es
tbeilt bat.
6reilih lam er Niemanoen perbie=
ten in lelnem SerSen 81 9laubsn WGs
er mill. Wenn abcr Semano ilberall
leine @eisbeit austramen mill. 10 iebe
ih nibt ein. melhes lnrebt Der Stant
bat. Der einsm SOlben i0st: Wsin
lieber 6reano, penn ou oeine Weis-
belt niht fiir bid bebalten tannlt. 10
iuhe Dir ein anoeres Nrbeltsielo; bier
sulanoe beltebt nod Die toltbare Wl0u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
6robhersoothum.
Ius Ser PduptitaSt.

Giien bnli6es. SsiOroert
gum Stations : Niiilisnten iuuroen Die
Stationsoidture StraBsr in 2ursm=
bury. &impah in SetIn9sn. StOiisls
in Siioslinaen SOrt SstteuoOrf in
sttelbriid. Wtiiaenber9er in Settin0en.
&iimelin9eu uuo &ailer in SID Il. b.
u. bonn /. Npril ab, ieruer Die Sotos
motiUbsiSer BARNES. Tran3 Seder,
Set uno Santa in l~llflingeH. De Bat.
ter. Siihel. s. y. Sbill. Stnrm uno
WercOllier in Surembur9 81 SOfrmO-
t~iOiUbrsr. iOwis Die Silisbsissr Atsr=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-17
9cben unS gSirfen nes brpprtirtcu
Pricitcrs Subunn @ibel
@aaner.
Bon Gcter 6reymoul, Eiarrer III NieSer
oouuelI.
GprtIeb a.

w 81
lln0eaatet ales oieies Slenorerts,
bon Dem man 10 9roBen Carmen in
6rantreih mahte, ais lei Nismano
QliifIi6er uno beneioen5wert6er ais Die
SepOrtirten, Die nun relhe SaEfleute
llno pflanier wilroen, 9in9en aus oles
icr S0hIaNe siuei SinGe berpor. meIbe
Dem N9euien, Ssauret nibt weuig In.
rube peruriu9ten. Sas erIts mar, oaB
jene Seportirten, bic a~uBsrbulb Der
St0ot uno SnisI 6apsnne cine Pilan=
sung ooer einen Sanosl anIe0en wOl=
ten. iib in Der 9ansen StraicOlonie
nab 9slieben sinsu YlaB uuswdblsu
ourften; oas sWeite. oaB ale anoern
nab Gonanama 2sibidt wuroeu. Senn
Seannst belt oisisn Stanton nod nibt
Iltr un9eiuno 9enua. uno oa er niht
lsioen mOhte. oaB Die SepOrtirten lib
Ielbit cine erilieni Sriinocu lollteu. 10
arbeitete er - bod uer1ebllb - beim
SirettOrium aus allen &r1Iten oabin.
I'm Die grlaubuiB 81 srbaltsn, lie al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-20
WILL MEET ABOUT AUGUST 10.
The Canadinn-A american Commission
to Consider Disputed Questions

The high commissioners recently an
pointed by President Mckinley to repre-
sent the United States at the coming Ca
nadian-American commission, which is to
meet at Quebec and endeavor to settle
nj merous long pending border difficulties,
Will hold a preliminary meeting at the
State Department Friday for the purpose
Of organizing and outlining the American
plan of procedure. The American commits
sicners are Reciprocity Commissioner Kas-
son. Senators Gray and Fairbanks, Repre-
sentative Dingley and Mr.. ]. w. Foster
1t had been intended to meet about the
first of August, but 1t is now arranged that
the commission will open it's sessions about
August 10.
Lord Herschel, the British representa-
tive sailed yesterday for this country He
will probably go to Pequot, Conn, on his
arrival, TO confer with the British ambas-
sador Sir Julian Pauncefote, who is sum
mering there. Aside from being on the
commission. Lord Herschel is at the head
of the British arbitrator on the Venezuela
question.
The Canadian commissioners on the
boundary settlement are Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, Sir Louis Davies. Sir Richard
Cartwright and Mr.. John Charlton, NJ P
The personnel of the high commission is
exceptionally distinguished, including the
former lord chancellor of England the
premier of Canada, the chairman of the
ways and means committee of the House
of Representatives, an ex-Secretary of
State, as well as senators and members Of
fields of action This, well as the i'm
pcrtant subjects to be considered and en-
braced in a treaty, promises to make the
gathering at Quebec a notable one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-20
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
Arrangements for Labor Day an
Other Proceedings,

Arrangements for Labor Day and
Other Proceedings.
In the absence Of President. William Sill
yer, Vice President H. L. Street occupi ed
the chair at the meeting last evening of
the Building Trades Council.
The Labor day excursion committee re-
ported having received donations from
various business men of the city which
will be distributed at River View on Labor
day.
The defense committee in the conspiracy
cases reported having retained Messrs. Jere
Wilson and J. H. Ralston as counsel for
the indicted men. The council appropriated
sum Of money to assist in defraying
necessary expenses. An appropriation from
the stonemasons for the same purpose was
also reported.
The special committee appointed to inves-
tigate the reported violations of the eight
hour Jaw on the work on the street
bridge reported that they had secured pos
tive evidence that the law was not being
compiled With.
The council Endorsed the action of the
Central Labor Union, relative to the case
of Mr.. George H. Elliott, as printed In The
Star of last evening.
Credentials were received for delegates
from the Plumbers and Gas Filters Asso-
claticn, Stonepnasons Union, No. 2, and
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Joiners.
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GENERALLY FAIR.
Cooler Weather Indicated for To-
morrow.

Cooler Weather Indicated for To-
morrow.
Forecast till s pm. Thursday: For the
District OF Columbia, Delaware and Mary
land, generally fair tonight and Thursday
cooler weather Thursday and Friday; west
ery winds, becoming northerly.
For Virginia. fair tonight and Thursday;
cooler Thursday; west to northwest winds
Weather conditions and general forecast
The pressure continues high in the east
gulf states, and an area of high pressure
has developed on the northern Rocky
mountain slope. The pressure is low in the
lake regions, and is moving rapidly east
ward. The barometer has risen throughout
the Rocky mountain slope and the upper
lake region and rapidly in the upper Mis-
sissippi valley.
The temperature has fallen decidedly
throughout the Missouri and upper Mis-
sissippi valleys.
Showers and thunder storms occurred in
New England, the middle Atlantic
coast and throughout the lake regions,
also on the middle Rocky mountain slope
The temperature will fall decidedly in
the Ohio valley, the lower lake region, the
north Atlantic states and New England
tonight and Thursday The weather will
be generally fair and cool in these districts
Thursday and Friday. Showers indi-
night; the weather will be generally fai:
and slightly cooler in the gulf states.
The following heavy precipitation lin
fnches) was reported:
During the past twenty-four hours
Washington city. Ito; Norfolk, 2.24: Du-
huque, 222; Wichita, LAP; Milwaukee, 2.3G;
Newbern, N. c.. 1.S4.
Havana Weather.
HAVANA, July 20, S a.m.-Barometer
1902; temperature. 50; winds southeast,
miles; weather partly cloudy.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 2:23 am. and 2:59 pm
high tide S:21 am. and $40 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, am. and 3:33
pm; high tide, 9:o5 am. and 9:33 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises. 4:51 am; sun sets,
I:2l pm.
Moon sets. 1923 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 4:51 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by $50 pm: ex-
tinguishing begun at 4 am. The lighting
is begun one hour before the time named.
Arc lamps lighted at STA pm; extin-
guished at 4:15 am.
Records for Tvventy-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau for the
twenty-four hours beginning at pm. yes
teIday:
July 19.+ pm, 2; pm, 70; - mid
night, II.
July 90 am, II; 8 am, "A; 10 noon,
Sc; pm, 90.
Maximum, 90, at pm, July 20; MIMI
mum, Il, at am, July 20.
The following were the readings of the
bar ometer at the weather bureau for the
past twenty-four hours beginning at 4
I'm. yesterday:
July 19.4 pm 5000: s nm 1000. 10
midnight 3o.O0
July 20 am, 29.s5; am, 3O.O3; noon,
5000; pm, 2e.9S
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DETAINED AT QUARANTINE
New York Health Officer Holds Seneca's
Passengers for Observation.
Foreign Military Men on BOARDING.
Certainty That She Brings
Yellow Fever Cases.

NEW YORK. July 20.-The United States
transport Seneca, CAPT. Decker, arrived at
quarantine today. and was detained by the
health officer for disinfection. Six persons
we're removed to Swinburne Island for OBJ
servation and treatment.
Dr. Doty says that while these cases are
rot we'll marked, and are not by any means
yellow fever, he will / ct take any chances.
and therefore decided to remove them to
Swinburne Island INN ediately. The steam
er will be thoroughly disinfected.
The most severely wounded soldiers will
be sent to Bellevue Hospital for treatment
and the others to Hoffman Island for OBJ
servation.
The Seneca, now known as transport No.
o. left Siboney, Cuba, July IA, with ninety
nine sick and wounded soldiers and forty
eight passengers. The passengers Were al
ready on board when the sick and wounded
were received. The ship, being intended for
transporting troops, as not in any way
fitted for a hospital ship.
The passengers were Col. Yermsleff Rus
sian army officer; Gen. Euver Pacha Turk
ish army; Lieut.. Akiyama, japanese navy;
Count Won Rebeure, German army; Com
mander Andersen, SW edish navy; Lieut..
Atilgaard, Norwegian navy: Mrs. Sylvester
Scovel, Miss Jeanette Jennings of the Red
Cross Society an6 rumber of newspaper
correspondents.
Nc arrival OF the SICK ana wounded on
board the Seneca off Siboney caused con-
siderable alarm. as there were no med
lcires, no anttseptic dressings, no Their
mometers, no surgical instruments, doctors
or nurses. Drs. Hicks and Bird assistant
surgeons, and one nurse came to help out.
Miss Jennings did great service. and merit
ed the praise bestowed upon her by all on
board
The foreign officers of the Russian,
Swedish and German delegations and their
assistants gave up their state rooms and
quarters to the sick and took pot luck
with the convalescents. The steamer be-
tween decks was filthy and not fit for
human beings to occupy. The hunks were
built of rough boards and looked like cattle
pens. The ice gave out first, and then the
fresh water became vile and unfit for use.
little was obtained by condensation. The
washing of wounds was IN many cases
done with salt water. The food was scarce
On arrival at quarantine DIR. Doty re-
moved to Swinburne Island John Ennis
Company X. 9Th Massachusetts; T. F.
Burgher, captain and assistant adjutant
general, United States Volunteers; William
Paley. photographer; James Novac, pri-
Washburn, civilian, and Henry Weber
Company D. 22d Infantry.
The passengers say that II yellow fever
had appeared on the voyage home the NOR
tally would have been fearful. Nothing
could be done board to prevent the ac-
cumulation of filth. The vessels capacity
was crowded to the utmost; hunks and
cots were erected in every direction
The Seneca brought the bow chaser or
bow gun of the Vizcaya, which was put
on board before sailing.