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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

,erfreu;sr NIT e0,432 Tonn.n, 8 se,
f6iibte Rreuser NIT 31,766 Sonnen
iinb so fleint &reuaer 5otpie 3anpnen.
bopte nit 10000 Sonnen. ltnfere
ariegsmarine umfabt 81 Gabraeuss
nit 303,070 Tonnen, nGmli6 Ii
S6la9tf9iffe NIT 143,130 Sonntn,
II 8iiftenpertbetbisunssi4iffe nit
40,261 Sonnsn, 2 panSertreuaer NIT
17,415 SOnnsn, 10 sei9iiBts &reuaer
nit 74,694 Sonnen, % tleine Rrsuaer
unb &anpnenbpote nit N,210 Tons
men. Wdbrenb baB @eiummt : 9ts
placement aner beutIhen &riegsf9iffe
nit 299,637 Spnnen strinser lit als
basienise u~nfsr.r ari.ssflotts, lit bic
3abI ibrer Sdiffs nit 70 sr0ter als
unier.. Deutfdlanb beiibt 10 S9ladts
f9iffe nit 168, 158 Sonnen, (iit uns
alfo bierin nit 6 S6ladti9iffen unb
q ,028 Spnnen iiberlesen), 10 9iiItens
neutrality-suspicious. nit 1850 Son~
men, einen pansertreu5er nit 10,650
SonneR. IL eeidiibte &reuser nit 54,a
$40 SOnn.n. % tletne &reuser uno
&%anonenboote nit 26,510 Spnnsn.
Stali.n perfiist nur iibsr So Shiffe
nit 286,175 Sonnsn, dber 81. itllieniz
fde Jlotte 1T i'm @erbdltniB unsss
ipDbnli9 fart an S1la4tI9iffen, hes
rem fie 10 nit 1872, 814 Spnnen beieBt.
SabrSeuse our 8iiiteupertb.ibiguns bat
Stali.n gar ni9t, bas.sen 5 Danger
freuser NIT 31,735 Sonnen, II &c.
tpDbnlide Rr.ussr nit 46,81S Sonnsn
unb 90 fleine areuser iptpie 8anonenz
boot. nit 24,8O8 Sonnsn. Die Sprs
peboboote finb in Der porftebenben4uf>
5Gblung Der ein3elnenS 4iffstategorien
Der psri9iebsnen&ri.ssflotten politdns
big auBer 4dt gelaHen tporben. neil
iie BEL elmer S9la9t auf bober See
idum in 9etradt tommen fOnnten.
9ies lit tpobl bur9 bas Sdidfal bars
e.tban tporbsn, tpelfts ben fpunif4en
8opten rsurpr" unb .pluton" BEL
Santiago piberfubr. Sopeit elm 8ers
sI.id Der 9riessflotten binfidtlid ibs
rer numerif9en StGrte. Nun muB absr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26


auffibrte, bstrGdtli9 abautiiraen,
bauptid9li9 aber. UNI bas publitum
bon ben auf b.t SDbs a~nselegten Qls
psnbefeitisunsen fernSubalten. Der
Sunnel, ipobl Der ldnsite, ben es fir
Wagsnpsrt.br eibt. entbGlt gu beiben
Seiten Der SabritraBe erbDbte SUP
itsise. Inter ben lebteren nirb bas
@aKer abseleitet. bas troB Der setrofs
fenen 8prtebrungen 10 rei9lid bers
niebertrOpft, baB bic Strabe tets
feu9t unb f9mubis 1T. @nfanss
bienten an ben SeitentpGnhen anses
brddte petroleumlamp.n our 8eleuds
tung, bic bic pferbe. balb mad reats,
balb mad lints fih tpenbenb, als Ri9ts
puntte in benz bunteln, talten, nahen
@rbinnern benubtsn, Bis f9liebli9
bur9 bi. aGImGlis INNER mebr fi4 err
tpeiternbe aussanssOffnuns bas belle
Sasesliat fe in seraber Ridtuns in's
Sreie lodte. Reuerbinss 1T Der Suns
mel elettrii9 beleu9tet. giner 9erlens
i9nur glei9 bdnsen bic 2ampen bod
pben in Der Witte Der WDlbung.
ginise bunbert Meter tiefer III nun
i'm Siiboiten. apii9sn Der bisberisen
gnbitatipn 2impne am Horbbanse
unb @iebOIe am Siibbanse bes Cole bi
S,nba, elm 300 Meter LANCER @ifens
babntunn.l sef9affen, BIB gu befen
@OIl.nbuns a~lerbings nod einise 53eit
psrgeben biirbe. Dem 0ur9fti9 ielbit
itent.n iid aubersspObnIi4s S9pies
risfeiten entgegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Sranfreid. b.

Stauten - Sonia; Deuti4Ianb -
-8ranbenbur9"; Stalien rSars
besna~. England perfiist i'm @anssri
iiber 300 Rriessf9iffe Der Derf9iebens
fen @attungsn nit tinem Displacement
bon sufammsn 1,557.522 Sonnsn unb
stpar febt fi9 bitfe seipaltise SlOtts
fpie folst SuIqmmen: "a S9laats
i9iffe nit 660,334 Spnnen, % aiis
observation-disclosures S9iffs nit 1877
100 Spnnen, IL pansertr.user nit
$4,000 SOnnen. 81 gef9iibte arsus
Der nit 486,400 Sonnen, fotpie ans
bert 3reuser unb &anonenboOte nit
89,628 Sonnen. Sas 9sIdmmtbepIaz
cement Der franSOTi9sn 3riessmarine
1T Inn mebr als bic Sdlfte seringer,
benn es umfabt muir 1915 Sonnen.
gu Srantreids SlOtte sebOren 35
Sdla6tI9tffe nit 341,471 Sonnen,
IA aiiftenpsrtb.ibigunssIdiffs nit
50,920 Sonntn, 20 Yanaertreuaer nit
147,249 Sonnen, 81 ssI9iBts Srsus
aer nit 154,445 Spnnen, 38 tlsine
4reuser unb &dnpnenbopts nit ST.
544 Spnnen. Rublanb perfiiet iiber
Sc Sabraeuse nit einem Displacement
BON 453,899 Sonnen. 9urunter be'
fanben fi9 % pana.rfdiffe nit 250,'
S91 Spnntn, IA Observation-Disclosures
i9iffs nit 4O.s10 Sonnsu. IL pam
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
0tepo {.

9sttes in ben Sunnsl. Gr fudte nit
itsts ii9 erneuernbem SdIumme bic
9ebulb ieinsr Ssinbs gu sri9Dpfen.
Gr s.rIpultste Selien unb brobts, unter
ibnen bic RaitlOien gu 5ermalmen, er
perSbiittete bds miibiame @ebilOe ibrer
Sanb unb errsi9te aud pirtli9 einen
breiiGbrisen WaffenitiIftanb; aber
9enie unb ausbauernbe 4rbeit beIiegz
ten i9lisbIid feinen WiberItunO. unO
i'm 9ersinnern bssssneten fi9 bic BON
Rorb unb Siib tiibn 8orbringenben.
@orlGufis snbet bic 8abn bod oben
in ben piempnteIii9en Seealpen auf
ben itinen Dieien bon 8iepols, mo fir
bic GRANDDAUGHTER elm fliesenbes Oprf
erri9tet purbs, unb es itebt mod nidt
einmal feit, tpie iis tpeiter gefibrt tpers
ben fpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
StraBe in 8 a.

Sn Der nDrbli9sn SGlfts bss Sun>
nels itieB man auf einen DdFeritrabl,
Der auf cine Gntfernuns bon StpDlf
Meter einen Meniden umSuperfen i'm
Stanbe mar unb our Ginitenung Der
4rbeit unb 4nlssuns bon Seitenmis
men nDtbists. 9o9 pdbrenb man an
ieiner 8Gnbisuns arbeitete, bersebns
fa6te ii9 has 9plumen unb itieg BON
5000 Bis su 10000 Otter in Der Ri'
mute.
Sn Der iiibli9en SGlfte bot Der
8ersseiit nod srDbsre Wittel auf, nm
bic pertpessnen Weni6sntinber nit
ibren blei9en 9tfi9tern, nit ibren lanz
gen D%dTerftiefsln unb ibren 9erdtben
bonn Wiiblen in ben @insetpeibsn bes
8erges auriidsui9reden. @r lodte ben
iunsen, iiberiddumenoen ROiaitrom
bur9 bic @erbeibuns zines bequemen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Gin nener n~IHaabparat.

Srob aner Stblfdlds.. troB oIer
1lngliidsfGIe arbeitsn 5ablreide GDpfe
In 9.utidlanb tbspretiid unb prat'
tif6 an Der 2Siuns bss problems, bic
auft ala Msbium fir SOrtbspesung
unb @.rfsbr gu b.nuben. Der LENT
bare 2uftbuGIon unb Der SIusapparat
fin6 Oins., bi. s.pif.rmaB.n chamber
ersGnsen, oO.r bic bod tp%enigit.ns aus
be%nfelben t6eoretii9en @rtpdsunsen
entitanben finb, unb bic beibe ben
Duni9 Der Msnfdbeit, ben @Dasln
sl.id burd bic Cuff gu flisgen. srtiils
fen tpoGen. 8.ibe Glusmetboben limb
nod i'm Stadium Der gntpid.lung,
absr bic Sci. lit porbei. in Der man
fiber ale Tli.sb.rIuds ta9t. unO ipDts
telte. llniere Te9nit fat ii9 in ben
fsbten Sabrsebnt.n 70 risienbaft, 10
aussmstn .nttpidelt. bot 10 erftaunlthe
Sortl9ritte s.ma9t unb Grfolge gss
a.itist, bab man bon ibr bic prattii9s
2Diuns b.s SlusprOblsms in aler@
nGGIter 3eit strabe3u ertpdrtet, benin
tbsOrstii9 1T bi.iss Durd 9srs4nuns
ber.its sslDft. SIN Bertrauen auf bic
beftGnbisen Sortfdritts Der Ss9nit
finb etpd 100000 Or. in 9eutf9lanb
aufsebra9t tporben, Inn bas lentbare
2uftidiff bss Grafen b. Zeppelin IN
bi. praris si iibsrfsben. unb, seitiiBt
auf bic tbeoretif9e GDfuns bts pros
blems, beiddftissn fi4 aablrsid. Ssds
infer nit Der Contribution bon Slug
apparaten obne Inpsnbung zines
BalIons. Gin Slissen burd bic Butt
bat man nit bieisn Ipparaten au4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Snttrnatiunale Sinridtung.

Ser Sber > gommifdr bon 3retd,
better seiast. Der eurOpdii9e Sbsrs
gOmmiFdr fir bic unrubise Snisl,
Bring @sors BON @rie4enlano, bsfins
bet ii9 bereits aif benz claiff6en 9o>
ben Der Snfel unb bic autOnomiftii9e
Slasg. bon arsta, bic ni4t obne Ibz
fi6t Der srisdii9sn Slasse tdui4eno
Gbnlid 1T, tpebt auf benz aOnaf, auf
benz bur6 mebr:re Sabrbunberte bic
roth. SABINE nit benz psiBen Salbs
mono geflattert lit. 8ebor Prina
@eors mad arstd fam, baben bic 4bs
miral. ibm nod bic gsfdbrli9ften unz
rubeftifter auf cine iebr einfa9e Weiie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
9 pnnenbo o t.

5eftunsen gum S9uB Der @rGben unb
Mauertanten b%efinben. Gbaratteris
itii9 Bel benz preuBif9en 9urbespios
INTERPOLATION iinb Die tleinen Sonnsns
fabrSeuse, ~fpsenannte sWaferflDbe",
bic aus elmer bur9 Stansen einseburs
ten Some befte4en. Sic oiensn our
Recosnosciruns BON Slubufern, pO
elm Boot ni4t gu beiaaffen 1T, cine
Sonne unb Elm padr 8alten pber
8aumitdmme aber uuf5utreiben Iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
2uft ala Strait.

grfolsreia 1T eomprimirte 2uft als
8etrisbsiraft fir StraBenbabnen nit
Der @lettricitGt in Gpncurren5 setres
ten. Sn europa bat man NIT Der
cOmprimirt.n Cuff auf bisism 9ebiete
70 bOrsislid. Rsfultate ~er5ielt. baB
aud in ben @ereinieten Staten unb
aipar in Netp gort bamit @eriu9e ges
ma6t purben, tpslhe bic bOrtiss Wtes
trppolitan Street Railpap Company
beranlaHen, fi9 Der neusn Strait gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Der. Staaten. StaIien.
Seutf6Ianb.

nod in gstradt sesossn tperben. oh bic
bstreffenben 5abroeuse MODERN pber
psraItst finb; unisre Slotte 1T nun bsrs
ienissn Deutfdlanbs unb Staliens
melt iibsrIssen. fopeit bic S6ladt>
idiffs in 5rase tOmm.n. Bon rnieren
Is Tabrssus.n biei.r Dirt 1T fein eins
Ages iiber 10 Sabre alt, 9.utf9lanb
bat bases.n muir 9. Stalisn fpgar nur
8 neue Sdla9ti9iffe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
0rudtufts e.

SrudGufts tip
bebienen. 20 8agen, ipel9s BON einem
gompreFer nit 1000 pferOetraft ses
fpsiit tperbsn, folen bemnG4it auf ben
2inien bieier 9eienfdaft in Sisnit GEE
felt fperben. 4ber bic 8%srpenbung
Der comprimirten Cuff ipirb ni9t bios
duf ben 8etrieb bon Strabenbdbnen
beI6rGntt bleiben. Die Nep gort
gertrale9abn bat cine Srudluftz2os
cpmotibe fir ibre Streds spiiden Der
1856. StraBe Netp gOrt unb gonters
bduen lafen lnb fobalb bas i'm 8au
befinbli9s araftsebGube OoIenbst 1T,
pirb Der 9etrisb nit bieier 2ocpmps
tipe sefiibrt tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

- Die 8ef9.ibenbstt lit
tpie Der Mutb; bic am meiten bapon
bsiiben, ipreden am lpenisitsn bapon.
= SIM 3peifel. ~Rann Sbrs
So9ter &lapier fpielsn9" rSd. pihen
g, OBJ ie ss lam. peib i'd ni4t. absr
fpislsn tbut's.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

- 8prnurf. Sante: .Sieb,
paul, i9 m0dte Did bait gar gu germ
psrbsiratbet ieb'n." = Reffe: n9abe
i'd Dir bsnn mas setban. Sante2"
= Mobern. .Oenten sic ii6,
Der tlsins Mapsr ma9t f9on ipitber
8anterott!" ~Sa. has if Elm Con.
iursproB!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

- Sn Der den
Sotree. Supslmeiiter (3u eiutm
4r;titer): n2isber Grsunb, isbt it's
3eit, baB mir uns aus benz Staubt
modem; bic SO9t.r bss 5uui.s pirS
Eoalti9 Elm Gisb aum8eftsn -habeBr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
SIftIiruns eines arsten'
fers.


aus benz Dss serdumt. inbem fie bies
Islben bGnssn ober eridieben lieBen.
Die gnsldnber ssisten cine %befonbsre
@orli.bs fir ben 9alssu unb tniipften
slsi9 iieben aretenier duf einmal auf;
aud purbe Der 8epDlterung bas
S9auIpiel elmer internutiOnalen Stna
ri9tung sutbsil. b. b. Solbatsn Der
berIdiebsniten RatiOnen ienbsten tDbts
li6e 8ugeIn in bic &Drpsr Der Duff
tpiegler. Der ruiiii9e General aber,
Der slei6faGls einise aufriibrer in ieis
men Sdnben bate, fanb es nm geras
tbsnit.n, bic 9efansensn gu bsgnabis
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
M s It d b ib.
2Ieine 3

Rarl9en, has BON Der Mdma
Sdldge befommsn ion, flii9tet in iein
.3immtr unb pertrie9t fi6 unter bas
9ett. Drama ruff Papa. 8arl9en bsrs
pprsubolsn. papa eilt berbsi, ben aufs
trag alsSufiibren.
8arl9sn: rpopo, mill Did Muma
aud bauen2 4omm' runter, tomm'
'runter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
BipnitrHbnnsen

Sir ben Sturmansriff auf SeItuns
gen fperbsn bic ptpniere bes beuti9en
Sseres bur9 2aufs rnb 2eiteriibungen
borbersitet. 9an,e gompasnisn. elmer
bintsr BEN anbtrn, laufen 70 i'm @e'
f9pinbi9ritt bic asiterriiItuns bins
duf unb auf Der dnbern Seite pieber
binunter. Ginaelne baau 8e3ei9nete
ruti6en an ben fentredten Stiiben
bes Geriiftss binab. 8eim gegeben
Der aeitern tperben bic Sdnbs meiit
niat mebr sebrau6t, tie finb gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

-au Der Soiree. 81: rSebt
fommt bic Sruu Rutb an bic Reibs.
ipie mag bic pObI iinsen9" g.: ~Sm,
ibr @atte bat fid bereits sebriidt."
Gin unbetannter. mas,
bic Sodter Defines Chefs bat ftd Der'
lObt! Rit mem beuu" mgr it nod
ui9t ssbu4t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26

Srasen bon 9erGtbi9aften unb Dert'
seugen frei gu balten. Die uebunssn
an fait tpasere9ten 2eitern ionen ben
2euten nur @ertra,isn gu Der Stabili'
tat bon biinnen 2eitern beibrinsen.
Sturmansriffe iiber breite 9rGben
iperben bur9 bas 2sssn mebrerer 2eis
tersGnse bstpertItenist, auf benen bic
Ssnfanteriecplonnen epentuea na4fols
gen. Cine tpeitsrs llebuns fir ben
Sturmansriff beitebt in BEN llsber'
flettern bpber, nit Wiberbuten perIes
bener eiIernsr Sitter, pie lie iid in ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Der neue Pels.

vSardb, Idau' mer an! Wie gefau
i9 Dir in mek.sn uelen PelS2"
v4ber, Moies, pie tannit 9u Dir
taufen 10 n srobsn, nobfen pelS2! 9u
biit ia Der reinite Gsti : WoIes!"
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03

There is very decided sentiment the
present year for celebration of the an
naal fall festival OF the Grand valley
Peach Day.
In all portions OF the state where cit
les and towns have an annual festival,
preparations have already begun aud
there is disposition the present year
upon all sides, to let the Denver festival
go by the board and prepare some en-
tertainment at home to which the peo-
pie can look forward, without taking
themselves and their money to the cap
ital city.
Peach day was one Of the first, il not
the first public festival held in the state.
Its fame went far and wide, as one Of
the most unique festivals ever held.
Visitors were attracted from far and
from near and the city obtained repu-
tation for wide open hospitality enjoyed
by. few cities ten time it's size In popu-
lation and material wealth.
The plan OF the celebration was copied
extensively by other cities in the state
and there can be no doubt whatever,
that the result Of the immense crowds
which came to this city each annual
celebration, was the forerunner OF lhe
Festival Of Mountain and Plain, at Den
yer. There have been "Corn Days"
"Strawberry Days." "Potatoe Days"
and any number Of other days institut-
ed, modelled after the only original
Peach Day Of the Grand valley.
That this was complimentary to the
people cuts hut little figure, the fact
that it took people from US, who were
wont to celebrate for a week In the
Grand valley, was Of more importance.
To bring these people here again for a
celebration, is the primal object to be
considered.
To the celebration OF the festival OF
Peach Day can be added the celebration
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03

of the Inauguration of the great sugar
producing plant, the first in the state
and built to become one Of the very
largest in the world. Many people
would come to such celebration for no
other reason than to sec the big factory
and it's workings. The day could be
amended to read peach and Sugar Beet
day" With these two great attractions
and drawing cards there can be no ques-
ton OF the success of the celebration.
1t will OF course be necessary to elimi-
nate from the program ct events all the
things that have become "chestputty"
and "whiskered" and an entirely new
program must be originated. The car
nival feature for one Of the days would
take immensely. Let 1t be known in the
mountain towns of the western slope
that there is to be day Of masking and
they will come by the hundreds to at
tend the event.
There will be abundant peaches this
year to take care OF all those who will
come to celebrate with US. There is one
orchard in the valley which could furn-
ish more than enough and that is not
the only one. 1t is great loss each
year to the city and the county to not
celebrate the day and active and vigor
GUS steps should be inauguratsd at once.
1t is nobody's duty, it is sverybody's
privilege to be leader in this move
ment. No one need necessarily stand
back because of another. There should
be stimulus enough in the building OF
the great factory in this city to make
the work doubly easy the present year.
Who will move IL the question: Il
needs work done at once. There are
only thee months yet until the time for
celebration. The opportunity is pre-
septed to you, gentlemen. What will
you dor 1t is your opportunity to say
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03

Trains G. M. No. and D. & r.. G.
No. 3 we're 25 minutes late today.
The locust trees are in bloom and they
scent the whole eastern portion OF the
city.
Grand junction reports "fine stand
of beets" and those distributed by The
Democrat are of the same importation Of
seed Durango Democrat.
There was no meeting OF council last
night. Consulting Engineer Allen was
not present and it was thought useless
to hold session.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR AND OAN-
vAsssn WANTRD-For "Western Colo
rado" the new Fruit, Farm and Sugar
Beet jonrnal. Extra liberal commission
allowed competent man or woman. Call
on or address, W. e. PABoR. Manager.
Grand Junction, Colorado. 5313
Quite a number Of pupils have re-
quested Prof. e. T. Fisher to assist
them In making up back work and also
to do some advance. The class will
meet next Monday morning at 8 o'clock
in the High school building. All those
desiring to take advantage Of this oppor-
tunity will be present at this time.
- vgsle.r Ylnfn Rllls are guaranS~ed 10 seeA
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03
PERSON AZ.

Samuel N. Wheeler arrived home this
morning from Denver.
Frank Berger, prominent citizen Of
Palisade 10 visitor today.
A. g. Botsford, prominent cattle
man Of Delta is visitor today.
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03
@bureb n72ou1eeme7ts

%F<tt%9<
Services at the Presbyterian church.
Morning theme "Holiness from the Man.
hood Side." Evening subject Florence
Nightingale"
Regular service tomorrow at the Bap-
tist church. Morning theme, "The Pol
icy Of Expansion, Applied TO the King
dom of God." Evening theme, "The
Mystery Of the Rejection OF the jews
and the Calling of the Gen tiles"
M. q. church, morning theme, "The
Secret of Success" Evening theme,
"The Bible and the life."
Guess another "Wandring Willie" e
Coin on the "hog;"
Just because the mud Machine" has
Slipped another cog.
r u. OwINeMuoH.
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03
CARNIVAL FEATURES

Must Be Added the Present Year to Make the
Event a Success--No Old "Tin Pans
Must BE included in the Program
Of Events,
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03
IRON Oolo hi'tori''

Chicago-Because Of what is pro-
nounced an unprecedented famine in
iron the prices OF all manufactured goods
Into which the great staple enters are
soaring to dizzy heights.
The increases range from 10 to 100 per
cent. Every class Of consumer 10 effect
ed-from the railroad that buys loao-
motive to tn. householder who invests
In lawn mower.
The pig iron on hand at the present
time is not enough to provide for
weeks consumption. Improvement In
trade conditions with accompanying act
ivity in all lines is the only reason that
is advanced for the boom.
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-03

M. L. Roberts is out on fishing trip.
Four car loads Of ambulance wagoue
passed through this city today bound
west
Justice Mann heard ease yesterday
entitled City OF Grand Junction vn.
Henry Kippe. Edward Wishon was the
complaining witness. charging him with
assault. Mr.. Kippe appeared for him
self and contepded that there was no as
sault intended, that he was only endeav-
oring to collect bill. Mr.. Kippe was
fined two dollars and costs.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-13
BIG RAILWAY PROJECTS.
Formation of New TranscOntinental
Lines Are Among Those Suggested.

Formation of New TranscOntinentaI
NEW YORK, July 12-One Of the GER
families of the not distant future in the
opinion Of Wall street is the establish
ment of a transcontinental railway line
under Vanderbilt control. The Boston &
Albany, the New York Central and the
West Shore are the Vanderbilt lines link
ing New York and Boston, the great cities
of the Eastern Seaboard with Buffalo, and
Buffalo is joined to Chicago by the Lake
Shore, the Michigan Central and the
MCKEE Plate.
The Chicago & Northwestern, which Is
practically a Vanderbilt road, stretches
westward from Chicago to Omaha, where
1t meets the Union Pacific. controlling
interest In which also the Vanderbilts are
credited with holding. The Western ter
mini Of the Union Pacific are Granger,
NVyo., and ogden, Utah. At both points
,the road connects with the Oregon Shore
line. From Granger the Shore line runs
northwest to Washington, Ore, where 1t
connects with the Oregon Railway d
Navigation line, extending to the Pacific
coast at Portland, and from Ogden,
branch of the Shore line, goes southwark
10 Milford, Utah, from which place the
Utah & Pacific is being built into Cali
fornia, it is reported, with view to
enabling the Union Pacific to gain en-
france to San Francisco.
AS it is the Vanderbilts are commonly
understood to control both the North
western and Union Pacific. But the Union
Pacific in turn controls the Oregon Short
line, owning $26O73,7OO of Its capital
stock. and the Oregon Short line virtually
controls the Oregon Railway & Naviga-
tion company, owning more than $l60O0,-
GEO of it's $24 200 common stock, con-
trolling interest in the 81, 600 preferred
stock however, being held by the Union
Pacific, Northern Pacific and Great
Northern. The voting power of the Ore
gon Railway & Navigation company s
stock, it should be said, is lodged with
the Central Trust company, of New York,
the preferred stock having the right to
nominate ten directors, and the common
five. With these several controls within
controls, Wall street argues, it will not
BE beyond the power of William K Van
derbit to realize the ambition which he
is everywhere believed to cherish, of coal
escing these connecting lines into vast
system extending from ocean to ocean.
While it is well understood that a cor