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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11
gisar> 9omiral 1T Selbfmororr.

Der penIionirte Hearzglbmirdl s.
s. Carpenter bon Der 8unbesflptte bat
ii9 geitern in elmer 9eilanitalt in elmer
Der bieIisen @oritdbte entleibt. gr
mar felt ldngerer 3eit frGntli9 sepe>
fen. Carpenter mar 1884 in Greens
fielb, Mtaii., seboren. glm l. Sttober
1860 puroe er gum Mibibipman err
nannt uno Der S6aluppe portsmoutb
bom pa5iiii9en 9eihpaoer atta9irt.
Sn 1858 gum lieutenant ernannt,
puroe er benz 0ampfer Mobatpt 5uers
tbeilt, Der bas SflapenI9iff Wilbfire
an Der aiiite bon Cuba nit 500 Stla>
ben an 9orc pesnabm. Na6 4uss
bruh bes 8iirgertrieses purpe er 1862
na6 bem Sdmpfer 6lag pom iiioatz
lantif9en 8ef9ipaber perieBt uno am
Is. Suli ienes Sabres gum 8icecomz
manber befDrpert. Gr nabm unter anz
perem She'll an ben Speratipnen unb
2lngriffen auf Die 9efsitisungen bon
gbdrlsItpn AM z. Ipril, 10. Suli unb
IL. @uguit 1868. Sn 1896 purbe er
na9 46idbriser ebrenpcller OienitSeit
in HubeitanO perieBt, bod lpurbe er i'm
fpaniiGsameritaniI1en &riese an
Steqe bon Commodore Hemep gum
&ommanoanten Der &riegsiperft in
portsmout6 ernannt.
Der 8eritorbene bintsrldBt eine
9Btttipe uno me9rere &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11
Ulanbmlrbiger Heri@t.

Sort % rtb, Ser, 5. 9lpril.
Or. CHARLES 9. Sarris, elm @rat Der
8unbesarmee, lit beute auf Der Reile
na9 @aibinston bier bur4paiiirt. gr
tOmmt bon ben pbilippinen unb idgt,
oaB Die gerihte iibsr ben ausgeSei9>
neten @eIunobeitsauitanD Der amerifaa
nifben Sruppen ni9t tpabr iinb. Or.
Sarris ertldrte, baB piele Soloaten,
bic burh fOrperlibe 2eiben pDlig ents
mutbet iinb, fid abiidtli9 benz feinbz
li6en Seuer ausieBen. Ra9 slnii9t
bes Or. Sarris perben, tpenn Die amez
ritanii9en Sruppen ldnsere 3eit auf
ben Ybilippinen bleiben. &rdntbetten
Sob gepaltig unter ibnen aufrGumen!
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Siour Gitb tiirbtet.

Stour 6 tn, ga, 6. Mpril.
Der bieiige @eiddftsfiibrer Der Gbi=
caso. Wtilpautee &c ct. 9aul 8abn bat
beunrubisenoe Depei6en iiber bas
ploblihe Steisen bes MiKouri bel
Grdppile, g. o., erbalten. Gr tele>
grapbirte oarauf fofort suriid, baB 8os
ten an pie 9iebsiihter in Der Nispsrung
sei4idt iperoen miibten, nm ibnsn nit
5utbeilen, oaB iid unterbalb ienss
punttes bas Sis seftaut babe unD Der
SluB ausgetretsn lei. gs pirb be-
fiir4tet, bab oem Gigentbum uno ben
Yisbbeerben GROCER S9aben 5usefiisi
neroen tpiero.
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abgang 28 Snbuqu, Sowa, StHtag oeH IL. Npru 1899.

Sobn 9. GaFobap (gapnzparttIan),
Der iebige 4mtsinbaber, tpuroe fir ben
pollen Sermin als Staatspberri6ter
getpdblt uno Soibua @ric Dodge (Non>
partiian), um einen nidt abgelaufenen
Sermin als Sberri9ter aus3uoienen,
posu er nu9 Der Heiisnation bon
Silas II. Yinneb erndnnt tpprben mar.
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Gin Gutenberg anscfanit.
Q an sSranciscp. 8. Q(pr

. IN Tran CO, 3. Qlprtl.
glus Durango, Merifo, piro beri6s
tet, baB Der srcbe Gutenberg in Der
Sierra be Mercebi, in Der yGbe Der
Staot, bon 6. g. Suntinatpn, benz
Prdiioenten Der Southern pacificbabn,
setauft ipprben 1T. Die &aufiumme
betrGgt 100000 in @olb. Die meris
taniide internationale 8abn sebt bis
an ben SUB oes 9erges. Wie es beiBt,
Iollen bort sroBe Stablperfe anseleat
iperoeH.
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g d M Ella.
3 il / 6, 5. 9lpril.

" SFt % NplEl.
Der S6peiSer Giienbabntonia,
Supers3eler, oem man bic erite Sbee
oes planes perbanft, na6 benz @ipfel
Der Sunsfrau eine @iienbabn gu bauen,
unb Der prdiibent Der Sunafrauz
Sabngeiefi4aft. lit am Sonntaq in
ieinsr bt.iisen Wo1nuns an Der 9un=
genentaiinbuns seitorben.
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9 er. /. 9lpri'

Spper, 1. @pril.
Der beutide 0ampfer ,pontos",
am "a. Sebruar bon HpIario nad)
9amburs, lit i'm britii6en &anal BON
Dem britii4en Oampfer Star Of gfeip
3edlano", Der it9 in Subrt bon 2onOpn
nah 9ludlanb befanb, in ben @runo
gebobrt poroen.
Soniel betdnnt, rdnnte Star of
Nep 3ealano" beute por Sasesdnbrub
bel oihtem Nebel mitI9iffs in bic
nPpntos". II Mann bon Der ,Bon=
tos", tpel9e in einem Boot bon bieIer
abitieBen, tpuroen i'm erI6Dpftem 3us
itanoe bon einem paIiirenoen Oampfer
aufgeleien uno bier eelanbet. Der &a=
pitdn unb 19 Mann tpurben in
9aittnss an 2anb seiebt.
Gin GROCER in n0rbli9er Hidtung
fabrenber aanalbampfsr iisnaliiirte,
baB er II Mannfhaften unb feds paf.
fasiere Der r9ontos" on 9orb babe.
Somit f9eint es. bab bic sanse
S9iffsbeiaBuns Der rYpntos", inn
0an3en 90 Utdnn, ioipie dmmtlicbe
pafasiere serettet iinb.
phtlippinen.
Wlanila, 2. 9lpril.
6 llbr 80 Minuten g(benos. Die
ameritanii9en Sruppsn unter General
Maeartbur, ipelhe Malolos, bic
Sauptitabt Der Sniursenten erpbert
baben. balten bort nod INNER, no
beute ales rubis sstpsi.n lit. Die Ion=
itisen Jeinoielisfeiten iino, 10 nett
amtlidb semeloet porben 1T, tpGbreno
Der leBten "a Stunben auf einen aeIe.
sentliHen IustauIh bon SdiiiIen 5tpi.
i9en ben Sniurgenten unb ben Srups
pen Der @enerale canton unb Sall,
beren 2inie iic1 bon ben WaFerperfen
bis na9 ga 2pnia erItredt, beI9rGntt
getpeien. Sieies S6ieben aber lit gez
rabe lebbaft genug gepeIen, I'm ben
Soloaten bus 2eben Sur 2ait Su MADDEN
uno Die Sffisiere gu 3tpinsen, in ibren
&letoern in Den 0eribanSuneen su
i6lafen, rm ieOerSeit sum Suriid11las
gen zines 4nsriffes bereit Su Ietn.
Die Spanier iagen porber, bab bic
Sniureenten ii9 in Der Ndbe Der amez
ritanii4en 2inie berulntreiben unb Iie
Iopiel fpie mDslih beldItteen, unb BEL
einem ameritanii6en WlaiIenangriff
ii1 seritreuen ipiirben, Inn an anberen
punften pieber auf5utau9en. Oiefe
Dirt Sattit, iasen Die Spanier, perbe
befolst perben, bis bic Resenseit bic
Imeritaner apinse, ibre Sruppen in
8aruden unteraubrinsen. gllsbann
piiroen bic Silipinos auriidtebren unb
Iolbe StGote tpieber in 8eIib nebmen,
in benen bic 9lmerifaner feline 8ez
iabung baben. Wtit Der trodenen Sab
res3eit piirben bic sesenpdrtisen Spes
rationen tpieberbolt peroen.
Sas /. Mpntand unb bas 20. &anz
zResiment itreiten lib in sutmiitbiz
ger Weiie barum, mem BON linen bic
gbre sebiibre, susrIt ibre sylasse in
Malolos aufgsbiBt gu baben. OberIt
Suniton unb 20 damn bon Gompasnie
6 bes 4anIass Sreipiliee zHeaiments
bean1pru4en bic Mussei9nuna, neil,
pie bereits getabelt lit, lie i'm Sturms
i1ritt in bic Stabt einsebrunsen ieien
unb bic SABINE Der Gompasnie aufges
pflanSt bGtten. amtli6 aber tpirb aners
fannt. bab Gompasnie q ppm l. Mona
| tana'Rs0imsnt hisis Ghrs sutamms. J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11

Wall paper Co." bon $4,000. Der
9eiammtperluit lit ungefGbr aur 9dlfte
bur9 8erii4erung geoedt.
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9ic Jrau iiest Inn Wab!itrcitc.
8aIesburg, SsQ., 5. Iprtl.

y Il 9, oyH., .. NpIll.
Sm Sample I'm oas Imt eines
S6ulratbes bat Srau Sames Wfans>
fielb, bic bemptratii9e Ganoioatin,
tbren republifanii9en GegencanoiDas
ten, Der mertipiroiger Weiie i4r eigener
@atte mar, i'm Sopnlbip Gio mit64
Stimmen plurulitdt gsi9lagen. 5rau
Mansfielb erbielt Die bO4ite Stims
mensabl, bic fir irgeno einen Ganoiz
oaten abeeaeben nurbe.
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lima SamaieIe inapiI9en bon ben
OeutI6en, troB Der proteite bes britiz
Iben unb bes ameritanii9e Goniuls
in Sampa gum &Onis protlamirt
purbe. MatdafG. elm naber 8erpanoz
ter bon Malietoa, betrieste ben Samuz
Iele uno purbe iein Na9folger auf bem
Sbrone.
sSn 1889 lpurbe in Berlin cine gpn<
ferens spiI6en ben 8ertretern Der
ameritanii9en, britiI9en unb beut>
I9en &egierung abgebalten, in pel4er
elm 8ertrag BON ben brei Md6ten unz
terSei9net tpurbe, Der bic ReutralitGt
Der Snieln garantirte, auf benen bic
8iirger Der brei 8ertragsmd9te slei6e
3s3te Der 9tniieblung, bes 9anbels
unb bes periOnliden S6ubes baben
niiroen. Die brei MG6te tpdren iibers
eingetommen, Die llnabbGngisteit Der
iamcanil6en Gegierung anauertennen,
folpie Die freisn Re9te Der Gingeborez
men, ibren SGuptling ober &Dnig Su
pGblen unb ii9 na9 ibren eigenen 8ez
feben unb 9ebrduden eine Sorm Der
Resierung gu pGblen.
Sin Sbergeri6t purbe ertpdblt, ipelz
DIES aus einem &ihter beitanb, Der ben
5itel Sberri6ter bon Sdmpa bat uno
Der jebt W. 6. Chambers lit, elm Imes
rifaner, aus Dem Staate 4labama.
Walietod, Der bepprtirt lpprben mar,
ipurbe i'm Nopember 1889 pieosr in
fein 9(mt ein9eiebt unb perblieb in
bemTelben Bis gu ieinem Sobe, am %.
9luguit 1898, mo bic GonIuln Der bret
Md9te nit bem Sberrihter als 8orz
flyer Bis Sur Wabl etnes gtahfolsers
Die @erpaltung iibernahmen. Oie
Wabl unb @nerfsnnung bss Na9folz
gers Malietoa's bat gu ben tiir5li9en
WtiBbelligfsiten 5pii6en ben 8ertrez
tern Der bret Resierunsen, tpelcbe Die
gemeinlhaftli9e S9uBberri9aft iiber
Die SnIeln dusiiben, MnlaB gegeben.
8eionberes Snterefe lit nit bieien
Snieln pertniipft, bonn Stanopuntte
Der Ser. Staaten aus, unb spar pesen
Der Sbatiacbe, Dab Der Safen BON Pa>
goePa9o auf Der Sniel Sutuila, Der
iiibli9iten SnIel Der @ruppe, als 5lotz
tenz nnb 4oblenItation an bic Ger.
Staten 5uerit in 1872 abaetreten
purbe. Spdter tpurbe oieie Ibtretung
bur9 einen am II. Sanuar 1878 unz
ter5ei9neten @ertras beitdti9t. Rati>
fifationen purben am 13. Sebruar bes
nGmli6en Sabres ausaetaui9t, poz
our6 ben Ser. Stdaten bas 3e9t gegez
ben tpurbe, in ienem Safen cine Sta
tion fir Die Ginnabme BON &oblen,
S9iffsporrGtben, 5reibeit bes Sanz
bells, commer5ielle 9ebanblung ais be-
giinitigte Nation uno ertraterritorials
coniulariihe 9eri9tsbarteit su erri9=
ten. Sieier Sdfen puroe BON ben Der.
Staaten 1898 beIeBt, bermutbli9 gu
benz 3pede, feline 8oroiige als &pblenz
unb 8orratbsitation ausSuniiben.
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Die Glase srscm Srau George.
Gantpn. 8. z. 2lpril.

V u II, ~, {. Npll.
Die SurD, tpelfe ii6er bas S6idz
ial Der 5rau Inna 9eorse enti9eioen
ioll, bic Der Grmprbuns bes .. Sarz
ton angeflagt lit, tpuroe 6eute Ha9mitz
tag um balb a llbr ppll5dblig. @be Oas
8eri4t ii9 pertagte, CAB Der Staatsz
anDalt ppmerene eine lleberitcht iiber
ben San. Sartpn iei am 2lbenp oes
6. Sttober borigen Sabres auf einem
3peiraoe na9 Der Bobnung Der 5rau
Iltbouie gefabren unb um bisielbe 3eit
lei bic 9lngetlagte nit Der StraBenbabn
na9 einem nabsbei beiastem 9uuie gez
lesenen puntte gefabren. Der MOrz
Der, Der, ipie er beipeiien tperbe, Niez
mono anoers als Srau @eorge mar,
babe atpei S9iiiie abgefeuert unb lei
bunn ipegsegansen. Sin S9rei lei ge>
bort iporpen, ais tpenn Semanb um
Sulfe gerufen babe. Die MDroerin lei
oann auriidgetebrt uno babe 5tpei tpeiz
tere S9iiiie abgefeuert, babe Ii9 iiber
ben binseitredten 8Orper Sartpn's gez
beust unb iei, als iie eeieben babe, bab
er i'm Sterben setpeien lei, in Der Sunz
tel6eit peri9punben. Der Staatsanz
malt bebauptet, Die Singer Der Srau
@eorse ieien, als lie perbaftet tpurbe,
BON perbranntem pulper gei9pGrst ge=
ipeien. Die 2lngetlaete babe nidot nur
seoro6t, ben Sarton tObten gu pollen,
ionbern babe audi lange iiberlest, lpie
lie es t6un lpollte, uno ibre piesbesiigz
li9en Pldne elmer anoeren Peripn To-
gar mitgetbeilt. Der Staatsanpalt
iaste ferner, baB er ii9 ni9t barum
fiimmere, mas fir Se5iebuneen spiz
i4en Sdrton unb Der 2lnsstldsten be-
itanben bdtten, ba pieielben nicbt bers
art selpeien Ieien, baB lie bas @erbres
4en redtfertisten. Sn @erbinpung
nit bieien Seaiebunsen nannte er Die
4ngetlagte cine abgefetmte Qbenteues
rim. Der 9ertbeibiger 8slbp iaste,
bic guseindnoeriebung Der 8ertbeibiez
ung piiroe 5iemli6 lang iein, tpebbalb
Der Hi6ter bic SortieBung Der Ser
banoluns bis mprsen friib perI9ob.
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Sr an trei h.
S&nR einen Anoeren fur ben Pra=
fioenten.
N aria I 0fnriI

paris, 1. gprif.
Gin rei9er Barrier 9iiraer, Namens
Sourret, pel1er cine auffauenbe 9lebnz
li9tett NIT bem prGiibenten Der franz
aoiii9en Republit, Serrn 2pubet, be-
itbt, purbe seitern Nbeno i'm 9ois be
goulogne BON einem Meu6elmDroer,
Der ibn fir Prdiioent 2oubet belt, err
i9oien.
Der auf Der Stelle perbaftete WOrz
Der beibt Souuf. 9erielbe lit elm gl.f=
trots9niter, Der iein @ermDgen burG
ben Banana Shpinbel perlorsn bat;
er ptro fir geiitesseitort gebalten.
Wtan nimmt an, bab bic Mittbeilunz
gen iiber ben YanamazStanoal bic
isBt bel Der @rpdbluns prdibent 3puz
BETS nit bieIem in 8erbinbuna aez
brd4t tpurben, BEL benz 4ttentGter ben
plan our grmorpuns bes prGiipenten
seaeItist baben.
Paris, 6. Ipril.
~5isaro" berDffentli1t 6eute oi,
Qusiagen bes poliseiri6ters 9ertulus
Die oerielbe in oem 5aa Srepfus DO,
benz 8ah ationsbof sema9t bate. Wit
es iaeint, CAB 8ertulus barin cine in.
terefante S9iloerung bon ieinem Der.
bOr bes peritorbenen Sberitlieutenants
SenrD, Der i'm pergangenen 4usuit i'm
MilitdrsefdnsniB bon Mont 8alerier
Selbitmoro beaing, na9bem er oi,
5dli9uns setpiIler 0otlmente, bic mi
Der Sadie in @erbinbuns itanoen, elm.
9eitanben bate.
Sertulus Iaste, baB Senrb, als el
fi6 in bic @nse setrieben lab, einse,
itanb, baB Der Sberltlieutenant bl
Patp be CLAM uno Der Mapor giter,
ba5p betannt batten, bab lie bic Ser
fafer Der sefdlibten Selesramme se
tpeien ieien, our6 bic man ben Sberit
lieutenant picquart iiberfiibrsn ipolIte
9arauf laste 8srtulus gu Ssnrp
.GferbaSp unp bu patp be CLAM iinl
lhulois; Der eritere mag ii6 beut
9lbeno eridieBen, aber Giterbasp, be
SGlider. Der iebt Mntlasen sssen 81
erbsbt, bic BON Sbren 6einben benub
iperben tDnnten, um sic 81 bei4uloi
gen. oab sic Gitsrbaap bic Document
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-24
HONEY AS FOOD.
There Is Health and Long Life in
It's Use.

There Is Health and Long Life in
Its Use.
Dr. c. c. Miller. in "Gleaning in Bee
Cdlture."
A pound of honey will go as far as
pound of butter; and If both articles
be of the best quality the honey will
cost the less of the two Often
prime article of extracted honey equal
to comb honey in every respect except
appearance, can be obtained for half
the price of butter or less. Butter is
at it's best only when fresh" while
honey, properly kept, remains indef-
nitely good-no need to hurry it out
of the way for fear it may become
rancid.
Sugar is much used in hot drinks, as
in coffee and tea. The substitution Of
a mild-flavored honey in such use may
be a very profitable thing for the
health. Indeed. it would be better
for the health if the only hot drink
We're what is called in Germany honey
tea-a cup of hot water with one or
two tablespoonfuls Of extracted honey.
some cases been attributed largely to
Many people think "honey is honey"
all just alike; but this is a great mis-
take. Honey may he of good heavy
body, what bee keepers call well
ripened," weighing sometimes twelve
pounds to the gallon, or it may be
quite thin. 1t may also be granulated,
or Candied, more solid than lard. 1t
may be almost as colorless as water,
and it may be as black as the dark
est molasses. The flavor of honey
varies according to the flower from
which it Is obtained. 1t would be i'm
possible to describe in words the flaw
ors of the different honeys. The diff
ferent flavors in honey are as distinct
as the odors in flowers. Among the
lighter-colored honeys are white clo-
ver linden Cor brasswood). sage, sweet
clover. alfalfa, willow herb etc, and
among the darker are found hearts
ease, magnolia Cor poplar), horsemint,
buckwheat etc
Tastes differ as to honey as we'll as
in all other things. White clover is so
generally preferred to buckwheat with
it's very dark color and strongly marked
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-24

flavor. that buckwheat honey always
rules lower in price than white clover,
yet there are some who prefer buck
wheat to any other honey Somewhat
fortunately, one generally prefers the
honey to which he is most accustomed.
In these days of prevailing adultera-
ton, when so often things are not
what they seem," it is a comfort to
know that when one buys comb honey
he may know without question he is
getting the genuine article. The silly
stories seen from time to time in the
papers about artificial combs being
filed with glucose, and deftly sealed
over with q hot iron, have not the
slightest foundation in fact. For years
there has been a standing offer by one
whose financial responsibility is un-
questioned of 81 900 for single pound
of comb honey made without the in
tervention of bees.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-24

With extracted honey the case is diff
ferent. When you see in the grocery
tumbler of liquid honey with q small
piece of comb honey in the center. you
may be pretty sure the liquid honey Is
not honey at all, but pure glucose. If
not familiar enough with honey to de-
tect it by the taste, your only safe
course is to buy of the producer direct,
or OF some one who knows as to its
source and upon whose honesty you
can rely.
Aside from its use in an unchanged
state as a direct accompaniment OF
bread. or biscuit, honey is used by
bakers in manufacturing some of their
choicest wares. An advantage in using
honey for anything in the line of cake
is in its keeping qualities. Even If the
cake should become dry, close it up in
a bread can for time and it's fresh
ness will return.
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ness are craven on the ranges of
mountains, which are within sight Of
the lake on three sides. The fronts Of
some Of the mountains have the APP
pearance of having been formed by
piling truncated pyramids, one on top
of the other The different shore lines
Of the past stand out as distinctly and
as evenly as IL surveyors line had
been run along the face of the ridges.
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in demand and everybody was enjoy
ing the afternoon hugely. they were
attentive to the stage. and an occa-
sicnal peal Of laughter or loud talk
ing was promptly hissed. while hu-
morous remarks were greeted with
shrieks.
The first act ended without the we'd
ding, and while IT might easily have
occurred between the acts, couclud-
ed not to wait and witness the poor
fellows martyrdom; It was evident
from the heroine's performances that
he was going to catch It thoroughly
when the tirnC arrived.
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUEsDAY, OCTOBER "a 1899

with low neck and short sleeves, while
her aigrette was huge, and / wondered
why she was wearing that rig i'm the
wild woods where she appeared.
Her fianCe appearing Cpportunely
with his father and few other busi-
ness men. the young couple We're be-
trothed, and, walking toward each
other she stood very stifiy and placed
her left hand about over his i.vcr,
and he put his left hand behind her
waist and his right--ah. we'll. I have
no business discussing a wuman's an
atomy. l know only that they were
both as stiff as possible and Diana
did not look or act happy over her
bctrcthel Each scene ended with a
sort of grand march, and the half
dozen people on the stage stood and
marked time till they caught it, aud
then pranced in twcs down to the
front, and, halting for two or three
steps. faced outward and marched to
the corners and thus around until they
disappeared at the back Every exit
was made in this manner no matter
If there was but one person concerned.
Curtains were raised and dropped for
the different scenes. and the stage set
simple; indeed, it was not typical as
a Filipino theater, hut was quite Span
ish in costumes, dialogue and plot
And, true to report, the heroine had
several admirers on the string. Her
fiance, to use a slang expression, was
rot in it, and when the real article
appeared on the scene and announced
himself you could tell at once by his
10 hC h,, 4
dence which must carry him to sue
ceEs.
Lively.
He talked a long time about il, all
to himself, and unused and raved, VOW
ed and prayed, shouted and Kissed,
and when Diana appeared-T have for
gotten her name. but this is what she
looked like-he Immediately began to
chase her around the stage, dropping
on his knee about every third step.
However, she knew her business and
was by turns naughty and coy, dis
dainful and reluctant. until another
suitor appeared on the scene and tried
to get up a row with tie favorite and
he almost succeeded; indeed, they drew
their swords or knives or something
else Of that sort, and that fetched her
She declared her preference, threw her
self into his arms ard left the re-
jected gentleman to take himself off
without even the assistance of the or.
chestra. But he marched around and
out Just the same, only stopping ut
each turn to utter curses, which were
greeted with shouts by the audience
and whistles from the boys.
About this time it was growing dark
and a gray-haired old man who look
ed exactly like one Of the pet monkeys
at camp, came around with a ladder.
and, leaning it against the posts,
climbed up and lighted oil lamps
through the room. The pop began to
fow cigarettes were glowing every
where, dulces and roasted corn We're
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-24
GREAT SALT LAKE
FAST EVAP0RATING
1T MAY DISAPPEAR WITHIN
100 YEARS.

Left at the Mercy of the Sun by the
Depletion of Its Fresh Water Feed
ers-The Record of Its Decline in
Past Centuries Clearly Craven on
It's Mountainous Shores.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-24

Scranton Store. 124-l26 Wyoming Avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-10
Praise for American Schools.

Dr Krohn. a prominent educator, a graduate of Yale. and who has studied in France. Germany, Austria, Italy and England. says that he Is firmly con vinced that the system of public schools in this country Is far in ad- vance Of all other nations, but that our system has too much forcing and unless much care is exercised in that regard 1t will tell on the children He further says that preeoeity unless carefully guarded and directed. is al most as dangerous as imbeelIity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-10
THREE GOOD MEN.

It now seems quite likely that Prof, Jordan and Ho0. ". II. Lang ford will enter the race for governor. In case they dc no one can predict the result Mr. Langford, Prof. Jordan and Judge Bryant de three of the most polished gentlemen in the State, and Arkansas would hon or herself by elevating1either of she three gentlemen to the governors office. They are meu of brains, broad gauged, intellectual giants, and above all are not tainted with demagogism in any of their make up. They are men who would not, under any circumstances, stoop to do the thirty things so many of tue leading politicians of the day gre guilty of doing. We do not know who all will be in the race, but we do know that the people of ArRan- sas will make DO mistake in eleetin2 either of the above named gentle men to office. -Rison Bazoo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-10
How pr. Milburn studied.

Dr. Mlbmn the blind chaplain of congress. is a wonderful example of pluck under terrible difficulties. At , years Of age the sight Of one eye went cut: with the other he could still see partially. How he managed to spell his way through school and college is told by the Union Gospel News.
 When he made up his mind to enter the ministry, he was clerk in an Hi nois store. with small means, and small opportunities.
 .eTime was. he says. when, after fashion, 1 could read. but never with that flashing glance which instantly transfers a word. q line a sentence,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-10

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