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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14
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8riefe o 8elsiern in PRETORIA pa.
ben ben antibritiidsn @sfIbIen neue
Hdbruns ee9ebeu. Die Sbrsiber teiduI.
oiaen bic britii6en 2uneters. fIicbenbe
8ursbers auf ibrs 2ancsn seipieBt unb
iie dber ben SOben atsOsen su babsn.
Sic bebuupten, bab ioear 8srpunbste
auf bieie Weiie bsbanbelt porben iint.
Cine tpeitere Sei6uIoipuns sebt bobin,
cab bon ben 8riien 8off:rn in bic bots
osrs &sibe oss TreffsnS seiteat tpu,ben,
oamit bic Sln9eborenen bic 8ueeln abs
bielien unb 70 bic ansreifenOsn 8riten
binter ii4 bei&dbten. Sn rem 8rieftn
be b. eS aub. oa6 bic britifdsn 2tuppeu
bic babe 3eit betrunten isien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14

I6s- anseisen finben bur6 bas ,@o'
9enbIutt' bic ipsitefts 8erbreituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14


pr Ssitt; mstu @atis iasts, i'd miiets BAH
ttipas tbun, font sins i'd In eas ltsts stadium
Der Ausstbrune ibtr unb hann iDnnts mid ME-
nanb turtren. Wifsnb baB prOf. Sod Der
srft DRann mar. Der ausjtbrune ~furirtt, 70
nabm i'd fOfcrt bt1tn 9Ympb Ginatbmuus ; bic
Btfnuns NOR fir BEN erftn Wpnat I%anelani,
bod nab unb nab atpann Id 9raft un6 itBi
psrribts i'd msins tigtns Sausarbtit unb bin 10
stiune ME nur ismane piinittn fam. Sd
rattle 9te,ni, Der trit i'd lit, Or. 8o6hs 9ympb
&%inatbmuns ju p%rUbirtn, tbs % ,uIGpat pire.-
Grau 9. Z. 9arpins, 9 Wsf 64fe Straes, y.
q. City.
y. S.-8iir msiu Gals. unb RaaenIdesn
ssbrauHs Id ap&.p-Itnt, has Der Dpftor mir
fIsi Iisftrts.
Or. Sod. tt6 @sR 22Ne Stra6s. 8srtbu
DER; Ntt Gle pifsn purbt i'd fir Q SABRE
lang fur Gatarrb, afbma une elmer trpdtnsn
NaIs btbanpsIt, bic itbtsmal bluittt, iptnn i'd
ne blits rntint 9unstn partn %afisirt unb i'd
buiitts pitl Id asbrauhts ao1 = lsns unb
atbmtts ben pIistn epmpb In mtint ennstu, nm
it ju tsilsn unb bic 4simt ~ j~rlSrtn unb i'd
bin itBt 70 stiunb mic trstnb itmanb.-Gmil
eint, 63 Surcn Strabt, 8rOOflyu, q. q.
Sbrtibt al bts Dpftprs Ntp gprf SHiu,
it6 @sf 22fs Strabs fir cine frsit probe BON
apt-p.itnf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14
Srieasmaterial fnr Nua1ans.

Ser bdniide Dampfer ,8labimir
Spain" 1T auf Der Sabrt mad BbiIabsl.
pbia nit Der et6Bten GuOuns bon BRIGGS.
material, bic iemuIs mad ben Ser.
Staten ueri&ifft porbsnit. Die 2abuns
bsftebt unter Nnbsrem aus 5000 9ona
idpsrsr unb leidter@ ei6dbe. Wunition.
Climber. TorpsbOs u. {. {. Sic 1T an bic
ruRii&e Rssieruns fir @sbrau6 aui
rufiidsn arieesidifen %eonfisnirt. biz
iest in ben Gramp'iden SdifSbaubbfsr
ssbaut unb politdnois uusserditst tper.
ben. UNI brett mad Der dineiiSsn 8ditt
uno na& petiiibsn @oIf 5 Sdfen su is'
geln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14
Gin fhnfiabriser @6rser.

Sin State Sine. Rif.. sri6ob Der
f~infidbriee Sobn gbmunb bes Or. 80.
5. 8obtin ieinen llidbrisen 8rubsr
8oeerid unb u%ertpunbste ieinsn 10 Sabre
alien Bruber Com am arme. Die dltersn
anaben ipielieH nit slnsm 2ufisetpebr,
6as @bmunb au babsn tpiinidts. Oils es
ibm beripsieert tpurbe, srfldrte er Ieinen
8rabsrn, baB ct iie sridisben tpsrbs. Ct
bolte ii8 cine ilsins Slints aus benz
Sauie uno madte feline Drcbuns tpabr.
Icm rsttets iein 2sben, inbsm sr iG
bintsr einen Baum Hidtete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14
s%slapurs, sada. & @sfsrn GiienbabH.

UIVHIUHI d JHNl. IOJJs
3iiee S%erlaltn SCRANTON fir Rem gurf II m
$50. 3 on DR., fir Rsp yOrf unb philadelphia
nm $40, 500 uub 1905 Dr.. 1855 unb 1893
RaGm. Gir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unb 9 90
WOresns, t.55 unb $50 3aGm. Bingham.
ton i3piitsniaticntn los Ra&m. Rt6.
pllon @rermpeatipn nm 500 Natm. Sac.
~tprppifIs Neccmpoatipn 400 RaGm.
&. s 3. Dipiisn- Sir Rprtbumbsrlanb nm
6 90 unb 1905 W. unb t.55 unb SAC Ra6.
6ir NantieOfs I'm sos unb lilo Or. Sir
plymouth nm 335 unb $50 Natm. Sir
aiuaifpn nm 1885 Nabm.
gpafdnbiss Ausfunft iibsr Rattn mad altn
lbtlsn Der Der. Siaattn unb Canada fam In
Der lidstOfiee i'm 8abnbsf srbaltn iptrbtn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14
3. 6. 8au9bun. .. 3. 9artribss
8aHgbaR aRb 9artfibge,
IObofatea nnS Re9ts-a np lite,
42l 2adatpannu apenue,
Scranton 30.
Mms3cbrun
enSlicb fmrirt.

Wsrtbsr GpftUr Sod:
Do i'd in ben q. .. unb msbisiniitsn Sour.
naIsn ron ttn punpsrbartn 8urrn Sbrss ebmpb
sur6 9inatbmsn lac, 10 sniltIpR i'd mid. etn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14

CrudsN itber LIT in b,
"B sasnbIstr" pfEss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14

biTsu, nahotm
utrfsblien, mid
fs fbirusn fb
fen Wsoisin su
bic RSb-
9unss prrfopf.
purbs bffdupiB
buftts, fpudts
SlutI aus, iii
Stmsrssu In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-12-14
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
erie uno @goming Uaueb Giienbabn 60,

Sn Strait am II. Stpt. 1899.
bureb unb 3pif6enpunfttn auf etr Grit Balm,
~tbtnfals fir Saplsp uno lpfals punftt UNI 7.05
Rorssns unp 2.2S Na&mittass.
!3uridfsbrtnp trtfsu i3dst Gin In Scranton
nm 1924 ROrstus, 3.t6 unb $40 RaHm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

bui that i not TIE Journal man's
ldea of e0l1zy.
It's true that ~e did not condemn
the legislative BODY beforehand as
did many of those who have beeu
yawploz 40 logdly ever since the hrst
dag Of the special session. We have
giyen 40 accurate and uoblased re-
port Of the proceedlDgs; We prOpose
10 90 stlll fnFther.snd ziFe more u the
record as sDDo A. it - avilIable; AID
ue propose 70 Eive every man credit
for the good he has done, a. Weli a.
70 shoW up some Of the votes that he
may Be ashamed Of.
And We lntead 10 deal with this
matter from a strictly lodependeot,
nOo. partisan standpoint. TIE time
has come 10 Oregon for the pe0ple 70
u.e their reason instead of their
pTel8dlees. TIE custom Of electing
state officers on national issues at
the behest q party machine which
is orxssized solely toeIpl0it The peo-
PIE IL responsible for most ~ the evils
of oar state government.
ttistlme that q system should Be
Instituted whereby officers should BE-
dominated. o. we'll a. elected. by the
DeDple. an6 should look % The people
for their reward Or punishment, ae-
cordlpg a. they are faithful or uo-
faithful 70 their trust
Asit u nov. the oniclal Who Will
serve the machine need care little
how The people are affected; he will
Be taken care o. 10 would BE- quite
easy n point out many shining eT-
amples 10 the way Of political graft
crs. who when turned down by the
people, have beeu put upon the public
payrolls Ia ooe capacity or another
nnd kept there year after year, even
into the present time.
Go the other hand. tho@e who bad
Tue fcmeftty 10 defy the machine and
serve The people havs been babltually
turned dowa BY the machine. with
out recoure,
Itls high time Tor The people a.
take the nonlnative machinery. a.
veil a. the elective machinery into
their own hands. Then and not tln
then may ne look for legislators 10
fulull ther pledges.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08
ARrI.ANNExArloN.


visws Of RE Postmaster "a. Finrsr Of
woodbam Who lsat Manila.
following ATE some extracts from a
letter written at Manlla, 40 friend
IN salem, BY W, L. Finer. an oIicer
u the Oregon tfDops.
Mr. Finer n sell known Ia This
section aod his views a. 20 annexa-
lion o. the Philippines will Dc of ln-
terest. esmlnR 'as they do from one
sho u on the ground aud veil equali-
aed ~ Judge Of the situation. lie
nYs
~ ann opposed % tho retention of
the Phillppiue Islands by the Uaited
states, Tor various reasons. The
mair one h that u would not be .
paying Investment for the govern.
nient, because n would compel us %
keep . for'o uf AZ least eo,ClO troop.
stationed here foF jears ~ coms. tthls
~aa written before the outbreak Of
hosiiiitles. Ei 4 and consequently
me staading army sogld have to b.
Increased 70 10000 men. besides
heagy Increase 10 naYal force
"Aeu sith moneY cau make money
here oeeauso labor Is worth very little
No laboflog u,an in TIE uniled state,
ean expect 10 compte vita laborrrs
oere. The Sauts ofa native Pull. I
plno or Chiuo are fcw. The ,cioth.
Tax lu sears consists tfa pair az
t"psefs, shilt and q stra~ hat, en-
made oui % the sefY cheapest mater.
ials, mo.tly manufactured hy the
Nomeu ~ bis household; hls main I
artlele u food l. iice, aad ihe cookios
ulersil, ho usessafe neatly an home
made the house be lives in I. made
lul oi ban0oo p,iles. aud is bult Ia
less lhan Two days. aud be ueeds On
'urnlt1fe 20 speak o. So sou $50 that
native fauils here caq live GA ~hat
majority u our families al home le,
70 % waste.
"of course there are some Of che
atiYes who 1--we like white folks 4
a' the class I am speaking OF
~ the ones that workiag
ian would have 10 complete with.
aian wiih money could establish q
'an0iactnrlng plant here and 90
,nctfn would h. able To shlp goods
om honie aud oompele with hlm,
~ This T. 40 place Cor a man Who ha.
depend on his daily labor 10 make
living.
AS have said, she capitalist
'nia nnd thls good held 10 work in;l ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08
NOMINATE AID ELICIT sgSA-
TORS BY DIRECT yOTE
or THE PEOPLE.


There 4 hardly newspaper 10 ths
Cnlted states which does n,t COO
demn tbe present mcthod u sleetlnx
Dnited states senators a0d favor
their election by the olfect vote q
ths scope Papers * every kind and
degree of political conpleKion; lode.
psa5snt. religious. axflc8it9ral. SCI
satihe. trade aod family pagers. MAJ.
azIDss and quarterly fssie1s; ali favor
this change. Their rsasons are mfoy..
ana they are AZ good.
AMI there i not a scistiila of
evidence Or arxgmsnt In favor u fhe
direct election 0f ssnators. which
does uos sppiy with equal force 10 a.
yor of tbe direct noinlnatios q ali
eandl0aies for once.
There u 10 more reason wby the
people should deieg4te tOa fcw msn
the o0ver n uominste the candidates
- Be VOTED f1r. tbsa there Il for their
desezAtlng 70 the STATE legislators tke
power toeicct GATED states ssaators.
Both methods are relies of the early
days when u was not believed that
the commse pe0ple we're qualified 70
act directly "a public araira
Il was thought that che c0mmon
herd ~as not pssessed Of sunisieDt
brain Dy~er % decide iateillgeatly
any important question Of law-maEinz
Or statecraft; % they should select
some u the favored fes vino we're poe
sessed o. more powerful lotellects,
and these snoula act for the Masses.
The nominating conYentlou u
survival u this mcthod.
Every Objectionable feature Of the
legislative election of senators Is
found IN equally pefniclOus operation
10 the nomiaatiDR convention The
Lex rolling. the wirepulilng, the sub
tle maalpulat.on of primaries and of
deiegatIonsi the whole system o.
bribery aud bargalnins Il practically
the aame.
The remedy Ia b'th ci,es 10 b lst
tho people thenselses Do this work.
instead u delegafing the poser 70
few lire pouslble agents, from who,e
action there Il 20 appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. M, HOAG,

Napiaiu Geo. Raabe.
huAhlnH between Portland and Corvallis
stopping atall way landings.
fiYER SCHEDULE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

rrral aunenpgs hai they az mild com
Faftn UilA tlI,lse daily hufnf ~ fanussnts
q ,isuma % thai dread dissssr eon
tor csniulies this rsisn.iss. dlsssss u.s
tontldrftd lNcufahlr Il b NOW knoan a.
y dlfuucilY curabif nf firrres Galdfn
ataifal biseofeiy culcs " PEI sent ~ All
tttee nt coleumPtion. bfouchiiis asihna.
taffnEitif sod diseases ~ ihe az nassazfs
ID las slood ghe tsai ~ tbirty ,..t. n
ncla aiferiiY nn ihc h'ood nntfiahina Ia
with thf hlt Eifina qualities 81 the tsod
a lcau doNu old haif dead tissurs ANA
hp'lds pp aew ones 81 al pafis 81 the body
tafoNRt tfe blood 4 acts dirreily on TIE
lnueA dfsylng unt an Impurities and dis
fatf KfIina n soolhes the cough buf
tQiiltafrs eKprriofalion Il deepfns the
nIpalhiuH, supplying ihe system uilh hle.
NIYInE oAfQeu Il silnulafrs che appetite
ierllliales thf AoW ~ digestive juicts. ia
tiEofAies tnc liver and toies and huilia 40
tht ncifps u & ihe gItai blood maktf
and n4sh builder Il doe noi niakc aahhs
ptsh like COD liver on hu, hfm. mnseulai.
healthy Tissues
h.a besu ippel,st pl,h hseeshat k,,
ItPslNi ftam afllfs Mrs oInn ouafa. Ros 4
|It Ft1Eaa faIa oIlfllaN ro Mlnn lu a. 4
~ flnrt ted epIr lhneaf anSoTel vita I
H'IEHI tNHfNIs aHN toA NaIIaU4 mrtlt|nts I
N. tH ~ nlis laistd aen ~ ihlaaf 4
"a 4atp saa ba1 made ~ ~ mia1 lhsl i !
paid n4 tf IhFonEh lhf nlntlr ioat ~
IpItt'N NottFR MtIItal Ilisct4tIl an1 fatll.
fItrIINileN NIlElnNIt'l auI Iu 3 Ne tals
|lNn a ~ tnei N4s hfller loeA elala lsa'
# N4ff Npf ifli AZ HtH u YEafa
4tf nalek constipation cans noclor
EIteN F'E4sanf ftlifis Nefff eIIne.
tNpl ~ tphti'inies o. lmltailpua II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

%tfs Nils. NAEys I'l-AsrsEs to, spUS..
~ an drossists ssil 90 foS a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

The foods we cat furnih h
energy Tor the body just as
burning coal makes steam
for an engine.
The experiments OF Prof.
Frankland, Ph. d., of Lon
don, shows that cod-livcr oil
Yields two and one-half times
more energy than starches
or sweets.
SCOTS Emulsion IS pure
cod-Iiver oil combined with
hypophosphites Of lime and
soda. Il forms fat, gives
strength, enriches the blood,
inyigorates the nerves, and
repairs tissues.
- AZ 3. ~ AZ aryarbfi.
sCCTT a ByNAE. Ctsuirts, atH I1fE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08
THE TRUE ROAD TO LEGIsLA
TIVE REFoRN.

II wsuld Do highly advisable for
some q TnE JouHsAL's eontsmpor-
aries in the outlying districts 10
eorfow q dictionary aod looS up the
d-aalt'on Of the word "ealosy"; also
% incidentally look % the word
"lylng."
II y belng extensively circulated
that TnE g0uagAL "euloslses" the
late legislature. ifit BE- "eaIosy" 10
say that ths late iaaictiou was ool
the worst that Oregon has ever
knowo, thea ~e aust plead guilty,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

f-uT AZ. as.I eraff llnifs - ~ mea. - etai.
G.aatefr rar4Ias.1n. feI1iraa ~ Dliltlrai
1eaen rtrnoenea nnH Nran44Hfr wIf al ~
N.a1t 4f " las alIar..as uiff lr1e. ~ fl 81
rNfN - 90 sE1le HsrsTlNlr Nfs ID a fiff ~ ~.
~ ~ meet enrg.rctenf Am l1l.ltrarIrna ~ oar
n11In4f tI1il H.frl rna tar|laar Iaas 80 rreasr.
Ea1t1u - ~ Ferefal ErTeru7iert ID ~ wtoIe
EN1.f NJ n1l rlEsr ~ ~ attrt alcr1f lf rl'
Ieara Al 11ere AMI uIstF aIrraI. ifetl1tn f'
RI rfan f.eat1na ~ ~ tr.la |1eef
rfInElries ilFHs - Fht aeastsiIatloc e1ie1
4ea t1us nefora - anI rslde1 orr rtere
tAfeuga az ~ ~ revei tt,n aaf retlgnat. ~.
IiDNAs fEFFkRS9g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

bat a seems 10 me that fhe Wantf 70
sold TIE Islands he ought 70 wiling
20 come forward and sh0N his patriot
ism by d.lrslrg Uocle Sans aniforI
and helping d. garrison duty along
WITH hls uofortaoats countrymen.
wbo can see 90 reason f0r the United
states subjsctloz lts brave soldiers %
al TIE different dsssases that :
tropical climate czn bring forth.
aYOu ask the volunteers soldier
phat be enlisted for and not one vii
,eil you that &c Ess 70 GRht 10 . war
of conquest: but It Vas f0r a var
q Humanity and the uplifting d the
downtr0dden. The object f0g which
the volunteer army vas taken
lats the neld Is accomplished, and
nov the people here should b. given =
chance 70 govern themselves tunder
protection q the United states aod
n found Incompetent, there is s;ill
plenty Of time ~ make other ar
rsnEements.
There are macy other reasons
that ! might name for not waiting
n retain the PHILIPPINES. - There
ls oae thing that sDwe % the people
at home overlook, and that Is that a
person right here on The ground
should be more capable of judging as
% whether IL j. good policy Tor Us 70
hold the Islands % not"
-
There are points 10 the foregoing,
we'll worthy % serious consideration
from those Sh0 see. or think they see
such glorious possibilities Of unlimited
trade expansion 10 Supplying cotton
shirts % the Inhabitants % our neWly
bought territory IN the Philippines,
of which We have not yet obtained
possession.
That money may be made By eK
plotting the resources Of the Islands
there i not the slightest doubt; but
that the whole business would BE-
z0bbled BY a few big syndlcates Is
equally sure. HON 10 can possibly
help the lsbor market oi this country
70 annex q horde of the cheapest
labDrers IN the world, who would b.
brought into competition, direct and
lDdirect, with our ONn workingmen.
passes comprehension.
Whether II Il adYisable for this
government y assume a permanent
burden 10 the shape Of a large stand.
iog army and a greatly increased
navy. Tor the financial benefit o. few
individuals. Is a question upon which
there may be a difference u opinion.
one thing, however seems % BE-
clear: that the volunteers who en-
listed 70 isht Spain have little real
taste Tor shooting down a !ot % Ign0r-
ant natives WhO, according ~ thsir
own lights, are lighting 70 drive an
Invader from their soil; upholdlng the
very principle Tor which our reY0lu-
tlouary heroes bled and died.
The above comments On Mr.
Filzer's letter are not the Views Of
the editor of this paper but are
written and printed at his request %
give the anti-anneKatlOnist views of
this important subject. -ED. J.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

LruRNER. Aseu'. Albany, ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

~ Albany and Corvallis connsct viii
uAins Of the o. { SE. Ry. Wv
ANfA sss TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT sUNpAy.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08
IIIllln1nH1ul11llHllllll- .-.-.I
'SSsIEI
|HaIl!lAI

OHers travellers choice Of the iol,oNing
routes eas. They are all famous tor theif
scenic attraction.
Or. < y, via ogden and Denver
Shasta Reule via Sacramento, Ogden and
Denver.
shasta Route via Sacramento, NaJ1re
Alberquerque. r,r,,,~
A daily line Of through PULLMAN
PALACE and TOURISTsLEEPERS, san
F-anc.scn an1 Los Angeles % Chieag Ibis IS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

IN lhe early eays
of thf seflirmcul u
TIE patotaa the
papers ne
4nrnllF coniainsti
slmirs ~ thf hard
aaiIls and tuHrrinra
and aauriimea the
dfaih 81 thr nfw
seiilfrs Who Uufe
i,el IA ghe hlifsafils
Ihf nIaH ~ a0man
vha d haeu 10
death in = eintrfs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-08

&c. s.salheF has been equipped with frat
piano. iheiuuins An eiesah'
d ssiea,s ess5psssed for carrying both heisht snd
h0es-Fooiof State street.
G. NAERTE, Agent
salem, Ofegon
q. SULLIVAN, BgpI
AibaAy, 0rsBsA
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-19
DANISH THE GOATS.

Something quite new In modern mu-
nIcipal government and what seems TO
he most excellent idea comes from
the little village OF Laasford, in South
Carolina. The town has only about 50
white men. and even at that some OF
them are Of doubtful value as cltisens.
Accordingly all Of them were gathered
together In the storc. the only meeting
place properly registered, and invited
to vote az 10 which of them should
leave town There was no electioneer-
ing. no rloting. no ballot-box stufiing.
and when the votes were counted II
was found that man who had been
engaged In illegal whisky selling was
elected 10 depart by a handsome ma
jority How this man himself voted
Ia not known. but he went. and several
other men who received smaller but
nevertheless substantial maJorities are
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-19
ANTICIPATED PLEASURE.

II II the custom In all parts Of Scot
land TO send invitations when n death
occurs In the family 10 all the neigh
borr TO attend the funeral A rather
grim story once arose out Of this A
n4ighbor had been omitted by the be-
rcavcd family In the usual invitations,
n feud having arisen between them. On
the day OF the funeral. while the peo-
Pile were Assembling, the slghted old
woman stood at her door Watching the
gathering. At last. unable to bear up
any longer under her resentment, she
exclaimed;
"Aweel, awcel. we'll hae a corpse O.
oor ain In oor ain hoose some day and
syne wen see whall be inveetitW--
Scottish Nights
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-19
A STRONG THINKER.

Christian scientists will watch with
Interest the course OF the trial OF a suit
for damages brought against the Ed
son Electric Illuminating Company, Of
Patterson. N. j., by Berthold Frankel.
who alleges that he was struck by a
falling arc light wire Of the company
and seriously injured. As a result he
wis In the hospital for three months.
The defense Of the company Is that the
wIrc never touched Frankel and that
he only thought he was hurt. constitu-
ting himself at once the subject and
the operation in a feat OF hypnotism.
The hospital physicians, who have been
called by the defense, cay that while
Frankel showed all the symptoms Of an
elcc,ric shock, his body was unmarked.
and other doctors testify that in their
opinion an experts the illness was the
result Of hypnotic suggestion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-10-19
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