davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
alauche.ter. Nh. Mills Grant Advance.

Manchester N H.. March l3.-Tfe
Manchester mills have raised the pric"
for weaving in No. MI. ~ pa se~s.. %
take effect April 8. and all reouctioh IN
wages that. went into effect in Jdnuar..
lS9S. will be reStired. :. = - Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
Father os.horn Sticks 10 pspal letter.

Rome, March 1s4The Osservatore iRo-
mano. today. published letter from
Father Deshon., superior Of the Paulist
York. r'eb. Is. confirming Father De-
shon's cabled adhesion to the Papal letter
to Cardinal Gibbons on "Americanism.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
Prof. ]. N. Hoppin Of Yale. Resigns.

New Haven. CT. March l3.-Prof. James
Mason Hoppin. Yale. 40. announced, to-
day.. his resignat ion. of the professorship
~ history of art in the Yale school of fine
arts. This closes ~ years of continuous
service IN Yale University. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14

.'ohner Bro; hers of Newport, are buying
an Of the bassw0od logs they can find
sutl.' HE. for heir business and their land
rS on tho shore af- the lake has com
"nced 70 rssnme large proportions, The
,,i'e extends for shme distance out on tho
'ate raw..@E'uslv 900 win be unloade1
from HE cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14

Chicago. March l3.-Reports of drouth
in India, with crop damage claims. had a
bullish effect on wheat. May closed &c.
higher. Corn gained u and oats NfT1s.
Pork left on 2,s higher. lard unchanged
and ribs ~ lower.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
M. Enuland seized l0i.tao l,land?

London, March 1.-THE Shanghai CORE
spondent of the Daily. Mail says: The
Chinese here report that Great Britain
has seized the Miaotao islands opposite
Port Arthur in the strait of Pc Chi Lii ami
north of Ten Cnau Flu in -..e northwest
portion of the Shan Tung peninsula.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
The Aroma Still MISSING.

Montreal, March 13.--The Thomson Line
steamer Aroma is still to be heard from
and this is The 18th day she has been out,
having sailed from Portland on the after
noon of Jan. ".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14

The late big storm. it seems. was not
without its slight gain, even to railroads
excursions having been run over Il Maine
road Saturday and Sunday, the attraction
being a snow tunnel four miles long and
90 feet high, which 1t was necessary TO
dow through before the road could De
nnanad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
Steamer Catalini Ashore al Valencia.

London, March l3.-The Spanish steam
er Catalini which sailed from Barcelona.
March g. for Havana. is ashore at Valen-
ella in a critically unsafe position. Her
passengers and crew have been landed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
STEAMER GAMMET
lowed Into Aberdeen in Sinking Condition
Other Vessel Probably Sunk.

Aberdeen. Scotland. March 1.-THE
steamer Cannot has been lowed i'll here
in sinking condition. having been in col
lisi0n with an unknown vessel which is
believed to have foundered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
New York money MARKET

=. -. p New York, March l3.
Money on call firm, 2ls0ti per cent !;
last loan, 2la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. aA@4A per-
Sterling exchange easier at N.S5la61
l.S5S. for, demand and at $4.s3l.6a4.S,s4 for
81 days; posted rates. $4.S4lxGe4.S5 and
y. SG1safl.S1; commercial bills, A.s2is69I. 81
Silver certificates nominally 59l.gi6yls. 4
Bar silver. 59%.
Mexican dollars; 47h. "a
.Eovernmept bonds. Strong.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14
The LAST HOPE GONE!

The horror of the situation dA
lis signal late When
wait t the last gone aing
fearo mimi %ho.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14


from fear of paining 1850 sSsSss
love, ereni-4 y -
edy which R..
G. Flowers celebrated
and is n
curing thousands of chronic andap
hopeless where treatme - 4 ~
failed liberation falling displacement. ~
enlargement. irritation, M<1
congestion of all
dions of bladder
painlessy and y k.AAAk\
IS durable ncw-tomorow Law may 1EANA
be. ~ &lAz \
the last hope gone = Nm C2C y
Mrs. f. f. Warner, 1873 Grafton Street, New IN ~ N:
Aavn Conn.,. writes: r. G.
Lotus Leaves" nee of a = i&&13
tunor and displacement III lad $3.50
the best medical skill in Iavenw itho N
relief My head ached all and had
most excruciating back andhip but
thanks to DR.. Flowers medicine, am
able to do work again." ---Z/IyX
The Flower Association EZlN6
proprietor of Lotus Leaves md allo ~
Dr. Flowers justly celebrated ~
remedies, offer their N<<<Z< vH MnZSREe>Y
advice FREE, charging ~ <zXNCr %YyEZ "
nominal price for the remedies 4. 1kSUxx5EyA.
themselves. His book, which every E31E213p
and should
COR
Tespondnce will
address four cents In atamna &
Ask druggist them
will relieve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14

buoy been in position it is claimed the
wreck never could have occurred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14

address receipt b etamp
Ask druggist for
ny Will relieve sooIhe and medicines
Lotus Leaves package 4Ioo packages 4s
c.
will restore youthful vigor to the man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-14

sometimes sentence in prayer
seems humorously out of place. This
was the case when theschaplain of the
national House of Representatives de-
livered prayer appropriate to the
holiday. He recited the names of a
number of great men. concluding with
the illustrious Washington. whom"
he said, I'VE call the Father Of His
COuntry' /"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
samftns, ben A. Sebruar 1899.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


"enesHnsE heutsr." = Dice ISOLDE ieSer
Nbsno In0 Qiittvod uHO &aHiaa gaaamittas: "Love
yttrOu unb 5immermuu's .9tabemie."-
Ttels Geobs isbsn abeu6 uue 9iittluod uub z aul.
Ha9 Nauultttas; "a Dangerous Maid"
"boro'S OpernhouS." - S.oen gbeub
Chapter"
w6cniOnpfraseu 8 euter."-0ieie 8ody,
ieoen abeno une moRtuc. Mittiuo6 uuo earItac
Rabmittuo: ."Red, White and Blue"
pauNitoriuui RGNthoue."-2isIe @ode
isoeH RatHittns uzO gbenb: "The Governors"
uWnffaltih , 9ramatiider Tomili,n.
Siao;r gtorosn, Souutaa, Oas So!tshid %,
&nrnpsrein v8orudrts." Nicrsen,
Sonntao, absnOs, arobtr GdrrcnzMumm.
Soltumore" 3thsr @lub y6armuui,."-
utoroen, SoaRtag. ab,uDs g llbr, a6enO=llnttrbal
s4Rr6cRies' oaut.~
'Gteeaer-@eiaua Ssrtin." - WnrosH,
SoTniau, srfs 46ennsllntcr5attuna in g56loa,rs
pSaperiider Seraniguluas Sereiu."-
Dtoniaq, Stn. 8: Gtbruar s. oreber Sabrtsbaa in
Oct eeisblaHosatdOemit iu @igbianotOwu.
"@ermania yOas Jir. !, 3. 3. y. o.
maoRtas' Den 6. Gebruar, Notwithstanding unO
Saa IN DIR u5ro5fuu=oaat.~
Geiangusrem o0armouie. MontaQ,
ben 6. G,bruor, srOber mastsnban in Der sgIuft.
&dne.4
yIriou,"-Noutng, ben 6. Sebrnnr, gro.
Ser Wasftu=gaa in Der .@cruauin=Mduuer6or
3aqe.4
nQrbeiter = Wcnusrdoy." - Ofittluod,,
bon s; 5ebruar, erober Tusteubuu in Der rgermas
niasgRdnuer5OrsS aue."
u@ermauta=Eur u.S eyeiu." - 9ieuftaq,
bsn Z. Gcbruur, GrOber 9tustsnbua in s8I,otps
ESrGetripu=oole."
"nnteI ~raiig. Screen" - 9ieuIfug, ben
z 6ebrudr, Gros,r Rasi:nboa in Der .g,rmanid.
Dtdnntrbors@ant."
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, hem IS. Sebr.,
erobtr Mast;ubaa in rS6kqers 1aae."
uNroblnns"W dsteubau 0lcritag. beu IA.
GeSrnar, in Der pGcrmania= ID duuty6crsodae."
OieGeIiuppe
3Icnt1a. oeu 6. 5tbruar, bel Gpuruo 9tiobarbt,
gr. 323, 0tt=9rdtt= Strd6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
1tmr eimeit Solar
Gus Srm Snnrrn WnrBIann's NM
ben augrtu3enorn Stnatcn.
8ert6t oes Stadts> 9a B.
meifers.

met lters.
Der gsri6t be8 S9dBmeiz
tiers S6rbod peiit fOlgenOe 9epoIiten
BON Siaatsgelosrn bel Dem 8eI6GFtsz
Q(6IdluB ain 31.,Sanuar na4: n0ritte
NutionQl6unt." Baltimore, $685.
558.O1; ,Oritte Nattonul6unt," Bal
timore (ariegs96pnO) $4373.51;
Farmers Rutionalbunt." QnnapOz
lis, 500, 349.98; r3peits NutiOnal>
8anf," Cumberland, $91, 71O.43;
Farmers &c M1er9ants' 8ant,"
Galis6urp, $17,136.77; n6armers' &c
Mer6ants' Rotional6ant," @eitmin=
tier, $20,O95.45; nNutiondI Wle9l>
rtcs' 8anf," Baltimore, $59,905.45;
Sotal $589,129.6O. Der DON Der 2ez
oislatur fir a~riegs3pede bepiq!gte
8etraa tpa 100000, 0 Gem, ME
pben angegebsr, $4373.51 per6lei6sn.
Tdbrit ptrb pieDer aufs
gsbaut.
Die 7a6rif : Qnlagen Der IS. s.
6oQirQ&port6 8bsel Co.," Del6e
fiir3li6 bur6 6euer 8erit0rt fpurosn,
tpsrben duf cher nubs DemIel6en 9laBe
All @6eel 8oitofFice, 9urforoz&ountp
Wp., neu errihtst tperoen. Sine Nm
sqb( OFFsrten ipurbe Der gompdgnie
Gsmo6t, i6p. 5a6rif na6 arberen Srz
ten au 0erlegen, bod 1T oieIe gu Dem
@ntI6luB gefommen, in 9urforoz
gountp gu blei6en. Sn 4n6etrd4t
bieIer Gntf6eibung tpolen Die @ounz
tbsGommiTGre cine neue 0ffsntlifs
StraBe bon ben Werfen Der Gompagz
ME ben @inters 3un sntIang big nd9
Der 86ilabelpbiuzRoab, naR Ban
8i66er's Station Der n8aItimorss
Sbioz8u6n," er0ffnen.
Gin neuer S6pinbel.
Bon :inem 56pinbler, tpeI4er unz
ter ben 6armerr pon gscil Gountp
feina Opfer Iudt, piro bon bort be-
ri9tet. @r er6Glt GrldubniB, S4itz
Der gu befeitigen, unb peranlabt bann
bic Sdrmer, Elm llebereinfommen gu
untar3ei6nen, Die S6ilber ni9t Dor
80 Sagep beruntsr gu reiBen. Denn
Der 5armer ni6t Ie6r DorIi6tig lit, err
f6einen oieIe l1ebereintommen fpGter
dls MeGiel auf peri9teoene Summer,
in 80 2agen 3o9l6dr.
3~rduung.
FRI. M1rile @il6ert, 3o3tsr BON
6rlu Murb q. @il6srt, purOe am
Witttpo6 nit 9rof. @6arles 20. Bolz
f%ers6erqer BON Columbia @itb, SnO.,
pe~rbeiratbet. Die Geremonis fdnO i'm
SauIe Der 8rduI. na6e PETERSBURG,
WGE6ington GountD, ftatt; Paitor
g. 8. OisBeq DON Der reformirten
airGe Doasog bic Srauung. SRI.
&tigal 3ieqIer unO 6r. 9cnrD 5.
BiRgert fun9irten als Srau8eugen.
Der6rinet ben Sonntug in
@dlbington. Rur $1.25 fir bic
RunOreiie auf Der rqcnniplDanier
Giienbabn."
@m nd9iten @umtus unb Sonns
faa; giiltis fir bic Riidfubrt Bis gum
foioenoen Montae. 4ue 3Igs, ben liz
mifirtsn gOngrsB5us uusgsuOmmsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
rScrcini9te San9cr."
MaHenprube
WSuracn, Spnmtdg, 10 ltbr @prm.,
,,Gcrmania.W f 1nncrhpr=0dlle."
tS5) SSranS Snltl.

Or : @ouberneur 6r0nt
8rDpn'38 Ian n, cine 8areinigung
Der 0emofraten ir'5 2eben 81 ruIan,
I'm Oie rsgulGre 9artsi Organization
BEL Der 2Cuspobl gutter GarOiodten fir
bic beborItebenDe Muni3ipal Wa6l gu
unIeritiiBen, puroe geitern N6snD in Ell
nsr 5a6Irei9 6eIu6ten 8erIGmmlung
oes rGrescents : @lubs", in peI6ar
8ice : YrGIioent q. 9. S6reepsr ben
@orTiB fibrts, inopITirt, inoem Der
Club ben 9Ean oIs 0a8 bette Mittel err
tlGrt, eiren bemofratii9en Sieg fir
bic oemptrotiI4e 8artet ntdt nur gu
erringen, ionbern audi bic @rIangung
outer Gunoiouten uno cine CUTE Ser
poltung gu Ii6srn, I'M 10 mbr, ols
Der 9[an Die beIten uHo ebelItsn Snz
pulIe gu energiTder 36dtigteit untrei>
ben pirD.
Ser .M ufitalif9 Sra
matif9o 5amtlten @Iu6 E"
piro morgen 019mittag bic SeIangss
qpFe %, bisFe MGnner" ooer r2odere
3eiIige" our Quffii6rung bringen. Der
Sitel berrGt6 ben Sn6alt, ndmli4, pie
5tpei MGnner duf N6pase geratbsn,
gum S9luB dbsr reueooI gu i6rer
YfIi9t 5uriidtsbren. Sa5 Stiid 1T
an boftomiTH:n Situotiomn iiberz
reid unb entbdlt foIgsnbe @eiGnge:
4uftritts : 2ieo (2ouis S6ieIe),
GoupIot (SuIius Werner), 2ie6ssz
Ouett (2ina Sbiele unb Suliu5 Der>
ner), tomifder 8ortrug (@6riitian
Wsrer), Gouplet: pas 1T bod auF
@6rs elm b0qiT6es pet!" (SuIiuS
@erner), Dal3erIieo Gina 5Fiels),
Ghor, tOmiIdes 2;eb Culius Dernerl.
S9lub : @efang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

8etteruusfi9ten. - Sir
Ntdrbldno unD Den 0iItrift Columbia
&egen, gefolgt bon It9 tldrenbsmBetz
ter, IiOli4e, nu6 Noropelten um>
Tprinsenoe MipDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
Surnpcrcin p0urmdrts. !"
Muracn, SOnnta9.9tbenS, ). Sebr.,
@rpRer Nnrrcn=Wumn 1857


Die per. 0eu~tT9e@efellz
f6aft" 6ielt gsItern g6ano unter
bam 9orIiBe bes @ice : 9%rdTiOenten
Gonrab SubIe unp unter Der 9rptoz
toGfi6rung beg Setretdrs +. 2ieOsr
i6re r~sgslmdBige SiBung in Dem Ser
ems : 2otdle, Nr. 162, RorO : @dnz
ItrdBe, al. QppIitationen BON 3sbn
beoiirftigen 61miIier be6ufs untsrTtiiz
bung purDsr giinIig einbori4tet, uno
Der S9aBmeiiter our 3ablung Der BE-
piQi9tsn 8eitrd9e dngepj.Ten. Ser
ner tpurben 8or6sreitungen fir Die
M6enb : unter6alturg, psE6e bic Sc
feqTG1Ft QrFdngs Wdr3 in nS&lez
gers SdGe" D~eranItdlten miro, getrofs
fen.
Rnie[ing 3it6eripielerz
Gpn8ert. = @aitern Q6enb belt
groF. Qubtpig &nieIing ieine IeBte grOz
BE 9robe fir Isin nd4ite DOde ituttz
Finoenoes Gon5eri unO 81q in Glagz
qsPS S1Qe al. ISauptid9Gi9 Tanb
feline nercTte Competition n9raum eli
pas Gotoaten i'm 8riegs" C5ongemdls
be) ousgeTii6rE bon Is 3it6er : Spite
Tern, groBen 8eifa0.
Scr II tel 8rdftgs8erz
cen" belt gsitern N6en'O in Der DU1es
6anics' Saue" Ieins moratIi1e g,rs
5dmmlung unter bem 8OrIiB Os8 9rdz
Ti6sntsn Strip @efrentsrg. S:tretdr
g. 8cu Ssins fI6rts bas Prototpu.
Sin NIUE MitgI;sO purbe aufgenoms
msn unb Finf neue Dorse!9lagm.
Sort tamsn nur 3ouiinegei6dfie CUR
| Grlsoigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04
!Srm gunbes>G uruftf in 1900.
Der tzQusiduB orgdniirt Ii6. -
5r. 80. 4uer 9rdiiOsnt cer 6sIt=
Pel0rbe.


Der 6eFsQusT6ub fir bas i'm
SaEre 1900 in Bbila0elpbia ab3ubals
fenOs 9unbss : 3urnfeit. on psIden
audi Der bisIige o9srmdnia Yum
@erein" t6eilne6men piro, bat ii4, ME
aus Der Staot Der 8ruOerlie6e mitgcz
t5eilt fpirO, porqetern Q6enO In Der
SuGe Der philadelphia 3nrngemrtn=
Be" Our9 Die Dabl Der folgenoeH BE
anteu organjIirt:
l. 8orIiBenOer, $. .. Quer, DPbis
laoelp6i1 SurnQemeinos."
2. 8orIiBenoer. 6ermann 0debnertr
gSou.btpart S~urnpereir."
3. 8OrIiBenOtr, SoIep6 2itterIt,
g@srm1niu Rorborou36."
8rotcfoljrenoer Setretdr, 6erm-
Strumpsn, columbia = 5urroerein."
GorreIppn0irenOar Satretdr, Or.
SEQ. SO. 9aor, nPb;laoelp6ia 3urnz
g~snsinOe." n
S9aBmeiiter, 2ouis 8roB, iun.,
yYblldOSlpbt1 SurngsmelnO1."
Die Dabl Der @orIiBerO,n Der Ttsz
6enOen Gpmite'n ion in Der nG6iten
SiBung ]Dorgenommen peroen, pel6e
am Is. 5e6ruar ituttfinOen rpiro. IS
purbs bsI6Iofen, Dab biz @erejne Die
8~ertrstlrg, pel6s lie gsgenpdrtjg i'm
6eItzAusIhuFe BADEN, ]perOoppeln;
aud Io1 ieoer 8ere;r sinen 8orI6uB
fir momentans llntoIten in bic Set
Safe ein3a6Ien.
NuBer ben Sbengerunnten Tno NOD
fOlgsnoe 5srren Mitgliaoer Des Set
4usIdufe5: 3o6. 8oeteI, 6.S6impf,
+. Bed, Nrno 2eonbarOt, 5uns 8e=
niger, rid. Pertu6 BON Der n3urnges
mejnbe", 8. u. Seli6IGger, u. Sd
Rarot, Murtin 6ritI6 pom South
mari SurnDerein, 2oui5 6ouer Oom
n@amOtn SurnDersin."
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IMPORTANT TO ADVER-
Users.
bru6sH. falIsn uHO abIdSIsu.

There is no German paper in Maryland. except
ing the German Correspondent, that has sufficient
press capacity to print the usual edition Of Der
Deutsche Correspondent in less than
FIVE HOURS.
The press Of the Correspondent" will priut
fold and count the entire edition Of any other
daily German paper in Maryland In
FIVE MINUTES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

@ # a g g unb SOnntag8z
GrturTionen mad 8aibington, nur
$1.25 uuf Der n9ennipIDanier Gis
Ienbubn."
Qm nd6Iten SamItag unb Sonnz
tag; giiItig fir bic Riidfabrt Bis gum
fOlgenOsn MOntag. Qle 3ige, ben Ii
mitirten GongreB3ug ausgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

IN EarsIcnb sri&sint dustr benz s9,uti6.a
GorrepcnOsHten ttins sinIia. b,utiS. 3,jtunS.
iDsI8e cine SrudsQr,h. btfst, BIZ. i'm stOHOs ia.
bic auilase ees sSsuti6sn GsertfpoEotnttu' in
~tseaieer, aS
fiitf Stunoett
lu erudtn. 81, lrtFs sss .GOrrsisoHS'ztsR' fans
bic NufIaas iresno .iutr aHotrsa tdgIi%ta esuts
ften Ssituna in TlarnldHe In
fluff BfiIutett
bruGsH, folIsR uHo sbIdbIsu.
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300 20. 3o.1I rs 81 N.zO. 2 7rn5
500 II. 29.S2 "a 81 S.s@ 1 ,Slib

glittI. SaromettrR, 20 IS D6dh. 5bermometgrit. IS
DiIitl. 1~htrmometera. 80 Gieoriah.r %
2iebobhe ShHe1ia''it bs 2SIHoes in timer Stunpe
bttrua s 9teleH Ron SftcE.
Sas stfriss rs etter-9Ie Eemp,ratuI bts stIrj:
gen 2GIt5 Is Ubr a6eHo5) duI Hapoead1Hlea Stas
Ipntn MAJ, mir inln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

@etterberidt.
Ser. Gtaatcn @etttrsS nrcau.
SQItim re, ben 3. 7,bruar 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-04

Ger meg our6's Sen ter
mar 10 ffpieIig. Pdtrid
Smitb, Elm engIif6sr Matrois, puyoe
esItern ppm PoIi3oiri9tsr 2ss9 in @rs
margelung bon $40 @traFs uno &oiten
pesen 3ertriimmsrung zines 5enItsrs
beg 9rn- Better Sines BON CIR. 1744,
2ancaiertraBe. nu6 com 8efGnqnife
qeIanDt. StIitb mar in Der 9u6t
ron 0opnerta3 ouf 6reitaq te7inz
n~urJsIos beEr1nfsn uno tletsr!e in lei
mem 8uIeI iif.r 5trei 3Gure in ben Sof
Des 9ebduDes urb Fiel c1nn bur6 eiz
nes Der Sinterfsniter in oas Saus bin
Elm, mo Der @igsntbimer i'm uuFFdnb.
Der i'm buTn eimm 9oEiafitsn ii6ergab.
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WN1. 0eQI0, en- TO J00te 1lIer
Fegerjurge, purbe 9eitsrn e6enFaq8
pom Poli8eiri4ter SansBte regeR
9iebitabL5 Dem 8eri6t8 @~erfa9ren
iiberpieien. @r mar Dor etli6sn ga
gen in Oas un6etpo6nte 9aus g&r.
ILL, Roro>@a rOlineItraBe eingebroz
den unO bate Wafferr06ren, @aFers
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-11-30
Chaplain to BE Courtmartialed.

Chaplain David II. Shields, of the
United States army, formerly of Halle
ton, will be tried by court martial
General Shafter has reported by tele-
gram to the war department that Mr..
Shields appeared in an intoxicated con-
dition in the presence of enlisted men
on November &c at Acatraz Island,
California, where Chaplain Shields has
been stationed temporarily.
The latter was under orders to pro-
ceed to Manila, but his departure from
San Francisco was del red on account
Of serious charges made against him by
Bishop Ninde, of Pennsylvania. In-
quiry of General Shafter developed the
fact that Chaplain Shields conduct had
been dignitied since he had been on the
Pacific coast. Recently more specific
charges have been presented to Secre-
tary Root.
General Shafter asked If the trial
should proceed on the offense which he
alleges to have been committed on the
Goth instant or whether there should be
delay until charges were received of
the alleged misconduct by Chaplain
Shields at Fort Wayne, Michigan, Sec
retary Root directed that the court
martial proceedings be prosecuted with
out waiting for anything additional.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-11-30

Tragedy at West Pittston.

John Lutz, of West Pittston, attacked
his wife with an axe early yesterday
morning and inflicted mortal wounds.
He then cut his own throat with a knife,
but it is believed will recover. The
man is believed to be demented. The
Lutz family consists OF the father,
mother and five children, the oldest
child being about 12 years old.
About 1.30 in the morning the child
rem heard a noise in their parents room
and gave an alarm. Neighbors came
In and found in an upstairs room Mrs.
Lutz lying on bed with two terrible
wounds on the head and severe cash
on one OF her hands. Lutz was also
found with his throat cut. A blood
stained axe and the knife with which
the deed had been committed were also
found in the house.
The woman is about 30 years of age
and her husband about 35 years. The
children state that there had been no
quarrel between their parents. 1t is
stated that Lutz had been acting queerly
for some time.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-11-30
The Passion Play.

The famous Passion Play pictures to
be shown here must not be confused
with any stereopticon or panoramic
presentation. The radical difference is,
that there is no cessation and the spec
tator imagines that he is witnessing a
performance Of the real play, so perfect
is the reproduction. The exhibition is
the only real reproduction in the world.
Its success has been so pronounced that
in at least three large cities attempts
have been made to share In the profits,
by posing actors, photographing them,
and displaying the pictures as reproduc-
tions Of the "Passion Play" of foreign
lands. Manager Coward carries en-
dorsements of these pictures from
Monsignor Martinelli, Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishop Ryan, Rev. II. M. Warton,
the great Baptist evangelist; Bishop
Gillespie, of the Episcopal Church Of
Michigan, and Others.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-11-30
Copper In Columbia County.

Copper has been discovered near the
little town OF Unityville, near Blooms
burg, and spectators already hold
options for the lease Of several farms
and are impatiently awaiting develop
ments. Prospectors have located sever
al small veins, and geologIst who
analyzed ore from one of these proved it
to contain 40 per cent copper. He gives
1t as his opinion that the metal in pay
ing quantities will be found throughout
the entire region.
The construction OF the smelling
plant near Saltwater is being pushed
rapidly to completion, and operations
are expected to begin in short time.
Prospecting for coal is also going on in
the same locality, and the prospectors
are hopeful of finding it in paying
quantities,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-11-30
Light Sentence for a Woman,

One Of the lightest sentences in the
history of Luzerne county was imposed
on Saturday by Judge Halsey. The pris-
oner, a woman, was convicted of stealing
lumber. She had a sick husband and
four children to support, and took the
wood to build fire. The poor woman
was in delicate condition, and the
judge thought of suspending sentence
but the surety surrendered her and the
court was obliged to commit the woman.
Judge Halssy told her that the maximum
penalty for the offense was a fine of $500
and three years in the penitentary, but
In her case he would be merciful. He
then sentenced her to pay fine of 81,
the costs and be imprisoned in the
county Jail for one hour.