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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Gin 4riefter beraubt.

Batter SObn 6. Sarrsn bon Sobns.
totpn, 9a.. elmer Der d~Iteften unb befann.
teitsn prisiter in Wet' BennipIpania.
purbe in ieiner Wobnuns BON Rdubsrr
lbsrfaasn unb um $500 bsraubi. 8,
ftano chen i'm Bse,if. bus 2idt fur biz
Rudt absuoreben, oils ibm SweI &epolper
unier bic Naie eebaltsn purbsn. Die
Rdubsr. spei on Der 3ubI, stpanesn ibr
bann, S400. bic sr pabrenb bes Otter.
@OtissOieniss seiummsIt battle. bsrauS
Su ssbsn unO entfsrnten fi6, nu6bsm fl
BEN 8sraubtsn bns 8etiprehen abge.
nommsu. telnsn 2drm su MAIDEN. bis iis
3eit ssbubt. bic Stabt ,u perlaHen. Dis
8OIisei sIaubt, ben Sbdtsrn uuf Der
Spur ~ fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
9rd6tises 6ef6euf Der franj6fi'
fden 6epublif.

Sine bsmerfsnsneribe Geremonie fanb
Samtae Morsen UNI IL nbr i'm
.9lauen Saale" bes @eiben Saufes
ftatt. Der fransOFi6s @sianbts Sr.
Gambon dberreidte Der Rssierune une
benz ~ameritaniiden 8olfe burd 8rdii.
bent Me8inIsp stpei pra6tise Ssprss.
8aien aus Der fransDiii6sn Rational.
5abrif in Scores. Das @ei1ent tpuros
BON benz peritorbenen 9rdiioentsn 5aurs
Der frans6fiden RepubIit sema@t sut
grinneruns an bic @r6fnune bsS nsusu
anS0iid.amerifaniiden 8abslS ON
lesten II. glusuf. mo prdiiosnt Rc'
8inlep uno Suure bic erite 8Oiidaft lbsl
bic neus 2inie spiiden benz 8siBeu
S~auieuno BEN Palaitglpfee uustuui6tsn
Die 8aisn iinb NIT ben SubsshsQer
ietS Obsr a6t SUB bod uno BON buns
felblauer Sarbe; fte pufen porirsfflid
3u Der Sarbe beS .8lauen SaaIes".
Sreunoi&aftlide 8seIddwinidunser
tpurben bel oisier @eIsssnbsit ausse'
tauiGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
ltnaetreuer Nrdfoent.

s. s. S6nsa. 9rdiioent Der Sort
Dapne, SnO.. ..2oun unb Snpeitmeni
Company, paro in Daft senommen.
neil sr pisIs tauisnb Dollars %peruntreui
baben fol-. Die 8erIuite Der Dlrettoreu
unb 1beilbaber Der @ompunie peroen
auf S75. 900 berehnet. Das @elb wuros
pom SbneQ on Der Bbtie peripetulirt,
Die Union Rational Bant" bon Obi.
easo unb bic ,.Golonial Bant" BON @le'
pslanb baben 5otoeruueeu bon ie $685.
600 ssssn bic ,.2oan Sompanp,"
S1neI mar Elm arOBtS au6enli6t,
BrGlioent Der .,Diitriet @pportb Sea-
que unb sult fur einen Nuitgrbdrser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
6ebprfame Nrdlaten.

Der rOmii&s Correspondent Der Con
bon ,.NOrnins Bot" fast: ,,grsbii@oi
SrelanO betradtet bic INTERVIEWING be,
ametifanifden 9rdIaien unier ben Brie|
osS BapitsS iber .AmerifanismuS" ali
zines Der sldnsenbiten 8eiipiele bon &C.
boriam, oas bic tatbOliide @eitli&teil
lie eeseben bat. ST 1T tberruidt BAT
bic 8risfs bss Cardinals @ibbons uni
oss grSbiidOfS Gorrisan cine 8ritit Der.
a%nIaiieu, tueIder fsiner aniidt mad aua
Der @nttduf6uns entftuno, psl&e bic e.
IRENE 8artei fdblt, ba fs fiebt. bab b.,
umerifuniiden 9rdIuten Der ibnen seles'
ten S4Iinae entasben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
sdrsefide 1amilientraa6pie.

Dor ben aussn isiner beioen, s uno a
Sabre alien 8inoer, ipurbe in Gbicaso
Soiepb 8ropn bon feiner 5rau Glaru
eeito4en unb tbbtli6 uerlebt. Ser
Norb mar bas gnbe zines Snmilienftrei'
ties. 8ropn battle feline Srau seidIaeer
unb setreten uno ssorobt, fie nit einem
Bleii1ermeRer su tbbten. bas auf BEN
Glide lag. Nls 8ropn baruuf Sueins,
rib Srau 8ropn bas Nsier on f1
Brotpn erbob Oanu isinen Sub unb irut
iie, i'm SaIsn ftirste iie nit benz Wshei
mad borne unb bieies orane benz Manns
in ben Wa9en.
@abnFnnis Dor Wutb unb S6mers
raneen bic 8eiben, Der Wann tretenb uni
i4laeenb. bic frau bas WeRer aebrau'
tenb. Biz Grltsrsr beim flnften Siof
surIdfeI. Bropn mar in elmer Sdld6t'
erei ansefeQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
SdIimmeS SAaeenfene r.

SIN Ssribep. @ebduoe, Reaoins. pa.
brad Donnsrftue Elm 5euer aus. eaS dbei
800, 900 Sdaben anridtete. Sn BEN
senanntsn Sauie III bic 2aneuitsrG aramel
Sactorp etabIirt eepeien, BEN Niltor
Seribep aus 2ancater aeb6reno, Der au'
slsi1 @issnibdmsr bes 9ebduoes 1T. Sr
turser !3sit ipransen bic 5lammen libel
auf oas Rsbenbaus, in tpeldem bic Glien'
paarenfirma bon Barb, 8sber & @om'
panp ii6 bsfinbet. 2eBiere %usrlisIt eircc
$40. 600, bas Seribsp. 9ebduos 1T uol'
itdnbis seritbrt uno Nib Der S6aoen ar
Osmislbsn nebit SnbaIt auf $4,000 &C.
ih6bt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
seIapars, sada. & ss.Hsrn eiienbatH.

3ass p%srlaftn Serautpn: Grprtb fir 8tns-
bamtpn, Ssptso, Glmira, Corning, Bath,
Dauspias, Mount Worris unO Buffalo 1910,
2.35 uns 9 09 Rprssns, t.55 unb $50 NaG.
grbinpuns mahsne in Buffalo ua& allen
punftsn in BEN @sftn, NOrb- une Sietpsf.
GrprsB fur Rem yprf, philadelphia, Cation,
Irtntpn. Sllih unb lieli6, I'M $40, 500 une
10. Dr., 1855 uue 1888 Ratm. Ri@oIfsn
ACCOMMODATION UNI $40 Nadm. IobybaHua
ACCOMMODATION um 6.t0 absnhs.
Grprtb fir Rprtbumbtrlunb, pitisiou, @iI-
fts. Barre, ETC., I'm 500 unb 1905 Rpretns,
uue f.55 unb SAC Ra6mittaes.
gpaf6neiss. a%usfunft ibtr &attn nod alien
5btilsn Der Der. 9iaattn unb Canada Tam In
Der 5idstoffes i'm 8abnbsf srbaltsn psrbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
xrauriae Statittif

SIN SinbIid auf einiee nsuIih porss.
iommsnen Saae bon 8inoesausiebune
pirO baruuf b%lnsspieien. oub innerbalb
Der Isbtsn brsi Sabre bon SrantenibaI in
Der 8faIs bis sur %bOadnbiiten @renae
80 2inbsrleiden aus benz Hbeintrom
ee,ossn tpOrben finb, bsren Mdttsr,
ipel6s bic ibnsn unipiafOmmensn pfdu.
Der Der 2iebs in ben 8bein estporfen
babsn, ME srmittsIt tporosn iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
3ebn WsnfAe en- ~ @runse ee'
adnaeu.


9er 9ampfsr ,,GbiIiut" nit feds
9aha8ieren uno elmer breisebn Wanr
~itarfen 8eiabuna fsnterte on Der Barre,
ais ct i'm 8esrife mar, uuf ieiner 8siit
nod San 6ranelseo ben Safen Dor
@urefa, GAL, gu perlafen. Bier PafO.
eiere unb iebs 2eute bon Der 8smann.
uns ertronfen, bic lbrisen neun Bsrio.
nen enttumen nit Silfe Der 2sbsnsrett.
unesmnnni6uften Der Station unb bes
Dampfsrs ,.Rorib Sort" Ser Dam,
pier mar ihon fat ibsr bic Barre binnus
unb battle brsi Nal bic Dampfpfsife er.
l6nen IaRen, UNI oisis 3buiiude angus
seissn. @r battle fib bsrsiis iiolid es'
panot, ole cine WsIs isinsn S6afi
traf. pOruuf CT iofOrt umidIus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
BON Der Soli,et fofort eOufiscirt.

SIN Wdn&sn IL bic srite Drummer Der
3eii&rift .,Ooin" tpesen zines ArtiieIs.
bstiielt Sine ,tpsite osutite Rsforma.
lion" pOlissili6 eonfscirt pOroen. Der
artiiel tpanots iid seesn bic sunsbmenos
Serrf&aft ess GierifaIismus, insbeipn'
osre bes @entrums i'm Rsidstose. baa
neusrbinss iid uuh berausnebme. bic
oeutlGe 3unft bsrabSufeben uno ielbit
einen 8eihssbsroen pie @oetbe mil
S6mub 3u betpsrfen, uno Der 4rtifel ere
tIdrts bann. bub cine speits Reformation
in Dsutiblanb notbpenois lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Die cauaeifGe Armee TT Feline
Armee.

Cine Sps,iaI.D spsi@e aus Quebec
iaet: Sc tpiro isst bfsntIi6 ~susseeben.
bab bas 9ominium bon @anaba obns
8srtbeibisunssmittsI III unb Feline Grmee
befbt. bic bss Namsns tperth IN. 9iss
iss ginsefdnOniB esbt pon BEN BE.
fetIsbaber Der io~senannien Nrmee aus.
General Sutton III elm por,aeli1er
Officer. Der aetipsn Dienif in bsri1iebes
men 2beiIen bes &eideS, beionbers in
Assppten. eeieben bat, mo CT unter @or'
bon, Sir gpsIpn Woob unb &it6ene,
bisnts. gr III Dor 8ursem gum Sons
manbsur Der eanaoii6en Iruppsn ere
nannt tporosn uno iein eriter amtli&er
8sri6t ibsr bic Sage Der iOsenannten
alrmee bat msbr als cine eelinbe Gem
iatiOn berpOrserufen, iopObI in mis-
litdriihsn, als in bireerliden unb poll.
tiiden 2reiisn. Ser General lebnt es
oh, bon ben Truppen, als cine Nrmee
dbsrbaupt, su iprebsn. Tbatiadlid sr'
tldrt sr, bab e8 feline armee if.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
$50 Srnfts In einem Wcnat ers
ftanoen.

Die ,,Gmsrlsan tobacco Co." bai
beim Stautsietretdr bon Nep Ssriep baa
@eiub eineereidt. ibr aetieneapitaI bon
s35, 600, 900 uuf $40. 900, 900 erbeber
su oirfen. Die 5abl Der @sieaidaften.
pel&e pdbreno oes uersaneenen WOnats
IN TrentOn tire 86rperidaflspapiere err.
balten buben, bstrdst $50. Die Sdreib'
sebdbren betrusen Sl26, 900. gs be.
fanben ii1 untsr ben @eieaidaften 35.
oeren auiOriiirtes @upitaI ie 81 900, 00C
iibetitiee, Oas 9eiammtfupital O,eiel
$50 nsuen @eisai4aften bslduft ii6 au'
Sl.lll. $50. 900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Cine aufsew Gnte.

9ie ,,gof" unb bic ..8srliner Nsusl
iten 3adridten" oemeniirsn bic in bel
ausIdnbH6sn 8rsFs aufsepGrmte @nte.
bab bic bsutide SIotte tueSen maneeI'
batter asRsl. Conjunction Der n~eusfter
Sabrseugs nidt ~aftionsfdbia fei uno oat
aus bieiem @runoe bic beulide 8ssisr'
uns in Der Samoa. Sraae cine Sutpartene'
9olitit bsfoIst babe. 9leidSeitiB isood
perfsn bic belbsn 9ldtter benz 8eiHstas'
Dor. bab sr bic Warine bic sunasn Sabr'
ssbnte felt. Der @rinbune bss 0euti6er
8eldes binbur8 fisfmdtterli& bsbanosI
babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
xpotfhlaassS tatiftif.

8i&tsr @sorss $ lapsr dubsrte i'm 8sr'
Iauf elmer Mniprute in Sapannab. Ga.
oas in ben Der. Staatsn mebr 1ootihlds'
besangeu tpirben, oils in Stottianb.
Gnslanb unb Brsussn in 1894 isier
in ben Ser. Staatsn 5000, in 1896 90,
1000 paRirt unb I'M psreanasnsr
Sabre tpdrsn in ben Der. Staten mebr
Berionen ermoroet tboroen. als i'm 9risf
auf Guba Ooer bel Gettysburg ODER auI
ben Ybilippinsn sefaaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
HbermalS cine fhredti@e 6ata'
ftrppbe in Wen YOrf.

3pbIf Weni&en fino 9onneriue
Bergen BEL einsm 5euer um'S 2eben ess
tcmmen, bas bic WObnbduier bon Wal.
lace 6. Anbreps in Der OF 81. StraBe
uno bon alfreb NbamS in Der Oh SO.
Strase, Rsrp Yorf. serfbrts. Sisben
8srIonen tpurben perlebt uno pier Dlenit.
boten, bersn Ramsn nod nidt uneeseben
fnb, tpsrben bermibt. Inter ben Spblf
Sooten beEuben ii6 brei ainbsr. Dos
5euer brad i'm Anotep'iGen Sauie un8es
fdbr um 2 nbr aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
S6redli6e 2eiben unferer xrup,
pen auf ben Nhilipptnen.

Or. GbarleS Q. Sarris BON ,Webi.
col Department" Der Der. Ct. armes
tommt bon ben BbiIippinen' Snieln unb
iaet. bic 8eri6te ibsr ben pOrsdeliden
@efunpbeits,uitanb Der omerifunifhen
2ruppen ieien ale falid. 8iele Solbas
ten Der Der. Staten. entmuibiet bur6
,bren pbpiiden 3uitanb, iteaen fib
ieIbf ais 9ieIf6e,be Der @eidIbe bee
5einbes blOB. bebauptet Or. Sarris, uno
es 1T feline InIiht, oaB. iuenn bic umeri.
faniiden Sruppen auf ben 9bilippinsn
cine ldneere 9sit Uerbleiben. 8ranfbeit
uup Sob fiber folsen tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13

s6g- Portraits in @rapon. 9uitel unS
@aRsrfurben. pel&e ben b66ftsn an'
forberuneen sutipredsn bel duBsrf
mdBissn 9rsiisn, finb gu buben BEL
Senrp Srep. 42l 2oda. Npe.
Original. aufnubmen tperbsn fret bee
iOrst. 1879
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13
Gifenbabn Seittabeiie.
eric uno @pomins gaaep Giieubatn Go.

in NraTt am 1y. Sept. 1898.
3ugt p%erlaIsn SCRANTON fir Rsp gorf, Nsip.
bursb unb 3pifbenpunftsn auf Der Sris 8abu,
~tbtnfalls fir Saplsy une lofaltu punften uHi
1903 Worssns unp 2.25 Natmittass. 3ass
trrsiGtn SCRANTON pUn Obiesn punfttn um
1923 WOrssns, 3.t5 Ha4mittas uni 908
Nbtups.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13

Die f~sinitsn D%rudarbeiten Der Stabt,
2isfert bic Office oes ,@odsnblatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-04-13

CrndsM rbetten isber art in be
,,M s&sabIatt" DfNct.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Looking for His Wife.

Chas. Smith, of Eagle River, Wis,
was on the ranges last week in search
of his wife and little daughter, who
ran away from home about two
weeks ago with Smiths hired man,
taking 500 in cash belonging to Mr..
Smith. The couple had left Sparta
a few days ago for Iron River. Smith
departed Wednesday for home saying
he did not care for his wife or the
money. but would take his little
daughter, to whom he seems greatly
attached. He is prosperous hotel
and saloonkeeper at Eagle River.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
The Iron Range Answer.

The Duluth & Iron Range railroad
filed its answer In the matter of The
enforcement Of taxes for 1897 dsiiu-
Quent in January, 1899. Like all the
other railroads that have filed an
swers, the Iron Range attacks the
Anderson law for the taxation of uu-
used railroad lands, It claims that
the gross earnings tax law, which
made the gross earnings tax act in
lieu of all other taxes, was contracs
between the state and the road when
the latter took advantage Of it and
filed its acceptance Of its provisions
and it alleges that to tax the lands
is an abrogation of that contract,
which is against the constitution.
Davis, HOLSTER & Hicks are the at
tOrneyS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Lumber Operations.

Six sawmills will be in operation
on the line of the Duluth and Iron
Range road in the MOI them part OF
this county this year. The six will
have an annual saving capacity OF
about 125, 900, 900 feet, and will cut
nearly that much this year. Last
year the total shipments OF sawn
timber from that part OF the county
were about so, 100000 feet. The log
crop OF the year in the district will
fall little short Of $50, 900. 900 feet,
which is very much in excess OF that
OF any preceding year. Mills of
this district have this year shipped
further To the south and southwest
than in any preceding season, and
look to very large trade In that oil
rection, though their main business
Is the cargo trade to New York, New
England and Chicago.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Ada Adamson Dead.

The many friends in the city were
shocked yesterday to hear of the
death of Ada Adamson at Faribaulf,
Monday evening Of spinal menengitis.
aged 10 years and I months. Ada wa.
a bright girl and with her twin sister,
Francis, was attending the state
school for the blind at Faribault.
She was taken i'll two weeks ago and
death resulted as above stated.
Her remains will arrive this even
and will await interrment at the resi-
dente Of Mayor and Mrs. McMahan.
Funeral services will be held at the
Presbyterian church by the Rev.
Kelly tomorrow afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Mrs. Adamson has the sympathy of
the community in her affection.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22

Hattie Lloyd in 1894 in the gateway
between Rice's and Conor's pointA
and was drowned. Soon after THAI
the Hattie Lloyd caught fire and was
considerably damaged and Mrs. Plon1-
ONION was arrested, bharged with
setting ire to the boat. Before her
case came up for trial she silenced
the principal witness against her.
Ackley, by marrying him. After
that she and Ackley bought the Dol
piiin and took it to Crane lake.
Some time ago some trouble arose in
the Ackley family and they were d.
vorced.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
WOODMEN ENTERTAIN.
The Function Last Evening an Affair fo
History

History
Elegant time. " BEST I ever at
tended" and several other such ejacu-
latory remarks were heard lastevening
after the breaking up Of the Wood
mems party. Everyone went away
pleased and singing the praises of the
Woodmen. The reputation gained at
past entertainments Instituted by
the lodge, brought out almost all who
had been favored with an invitation
to the lodge rooms In the Vail build
ing. The order Of the evening was to
be cards. and other games, lunch, and
general merry making.
Nine O'Clock found eleven tables
set with pedro players, besides several
other games. Fourteen games OF q
points were played, the prize winners
being Mrs. JAS. White and Mrs. O.
G. Korb, who captured first and Sec
ond Of the ladies prizes respectively,
Mrs. White receiving sterling sill
vel SuilllR liOu duO IulS. hOl a
manicure scissors of the same mater
ial. BENZ. HorovitZ and Al. Kohlstad
carried off the gentlemen's honors in
the shape of a silver-backed hat brush
and moustache comb. Considering
the fact that Mr.. Kohlstad has Meth
er moustache or whisker, the pre-
sentations OF his prize was attended
with considerable leyity.
At twelve O'Clock a delectable lunch
consisting of sandwiches, cake, cof-
fee, pickles and olives was served by
the members, to which all did ample
Justice.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowen. Fenske. Horovitz, Sturtevant,
Schaefer, McMahan, Korb, Camp, j.
Brown, d. Brown. Opie, Holmes,
Williams and Roach; Misses Bale,
Mclaughlin, Goldsworthy, A. Van
Blarcom, J. Van Blarcom, Doyle.
Carey, Frye and Fridley; Messrs. j.
Bale, A. Whiteside, R, Polkinghorn,
w. Cowling, Lawrence, Crockett,
Kohlstad, Wilson, L. White, E. Polk
inghorn, Grabowsky, Scheaffer, PHIL
gren f. Wagner, T. Polkinghorn and
Bearinger.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Mrs. ID. Ackley Loses Her Life.

Mrs. Daniel Ackley, of Tower, well
known on the Vermilion range, was
burned to death at Harding, on the
Crane lake portage Sunday in fire
which destroyed her general store.
About all that is known for sure is
that:on Sunday night Harding was
startled by an explosion in Mrs. Ack-
Jews general store and home and i'm
mediately after the whole building
seemed to be enveloped in flames.
Mrs. Ackley's body could plainly be
seen burning in the flames and after
the fire was put out scarcely anything
was left of the body.
Deputy Sheriff Coroner Sherhard OF
Tower, has notified Coroner Eklund
that the people Of Harding are STIR
red up over the matter to such a de-
gree that he. believes an inquest over
the remains would be necessary. The
people of Harding, the deputy coron-
er saws, believe that that there was
foul play in connection with the ex-
plosion and are anxious to have the
matter Investigated. The deputy
asked the coroner for Instructions.
Coroner Eklund wired Sheppard to
hold the inquest if he believes it
necessary but to hold it at Tower in
order to save expense,
Mrs. Acl1ley had somewhat in
teresting history says the News
Tribune. Some years ago she was
mrs. Ward of Port Arthur, Ont.
Later she was married to Isadore
Plomondon, boatman of Duluth.
Plomondon was run down by the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Get Ready for the eth.

The arrangements being perfected
by Ely Lodge No. 220 for their grand
ball to be given on April Z, would
leave the impression that something
unusual will happen. This is partly
true, as the members are sparing no
pains or expense to make this the
event of the season. Di Marcos harp
orchestra Of Duluth have been en-
gagged for the occasion and this alone
is guarantee enough of the excellencs
OF the affair, Keep the date in mind.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Ina Mac,aren,s New York.

Ian Maclaren, who is now on a
lecturing tour In this country in an
early issue of The Ladies Home Jour
nal his latest piece of literary work.
1t is series of popular articles in
which he defines the relation that a
minister holds to his congregation:
how a preacher is helped by his peo-
pie: how congregation can make the
most of minister, and other phases
OF the most satisfactory attitude OF a
congregation to pastor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-03-22
Cannot be Dlsfr.nch,.ed

A decision by Judge Lauder, of
North Dakota; establishes prece-
dent in election cases heretofore not
generally known. Miller, the Repub-
lican candidate, contestid the cleo
tion, and the result is in his favor.
The question at issue was, really,
whether forty votes cast at Antelope
Creek precinct for Mile r should
be counted or not. The inspector of
election had failed to put his initials
on the ballots as required by law.
There was question as to whether or
not these were the identical ballots
that We're cast by the voters at that
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Rebekah Past Grand pin. Finder
please leave at this office.
cold Man Tom"

Thomas Harmon. more Familiarity
known in this vicinity as "Old man
Tom was adjudged insane by the
probate court a week ago and sent to
Fergus Falls Tt is said, Tom is In a
pitiable condition. He sometimes
irnagines that he is Christ and that
he has power over life and death.
The many friends of Tom in this
country are panied to hear of his
serious affection. Another citizensof
Two Harbors, A. G. Cooper, became
estranged and has also been sent to
Fergus Falls. as the result Of stroke
OF paralysis received some time ago.
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Captured at Two Harbors.

Chief of Police Gillon received a
telegram from Chief Garrison, Of Ely,
yesterday requesting him to arrest
Thomas Jennings. on train No. 4.
last night, unless he paid board bill
of SIT he was jumping. Gillon cap
tured him. He put up the stuff and
was allowed to proceed, a sadder and
a lighter man.-Two Harbors News.
Jennings left the Miners Home
and the town without liquidating his
dues FOR eatables last Friday and the
above was the result.
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MININGN0TES

Some re-Sales OF ore by furnace men
are noticed. While the quantities
are not large the advances in price
are considera bic, reaching SO to 65
aants d ton in some instances. The
threatened strike Of the Ispheming
miners, referred to last week, has not
vet materialized. The men appoint
cd committee OF conference instead,
and at meeting held Saturday
night decided to remain at work for
the present. These developments
indicate that. as surmised, the form
Of the demand by the agitators was
more Incorporate and unreasonable
than the majority OF the miners sane
toned. Meanwhile, however, organ
iaers are going into the Marquette
district to strengthen the lines for an
effort later. Sales OF Lake Superior
mining stocks Of late have shown
steady advances. Cleveland-Cliffs,
Chandler and Lake Superior have
been conspicuous in this regard,
slough in the case OF the last named,
transactions were stopped by the cir
eulars from the company's officers.
The second of these names $40 as the
fgures at which the officers would re-
ceive stock from holders, to be de-
livered under the option already CIV
On Oh majority OF the stock, but
the name OF the intended purchaser
isnut revealed. 1t is expected that
the deal will be definitely closed by
April /. In Cleyeland-Cliffs stock
$50 has been reached as against $40
in the latter part of 1898. Chandler,
since its recent dividend, has gone to
sso.-Iron Trade Review.
At the Zenith work is being active
ly pushed. This week the night
shift has been put on and the force
increased to about 100 men. This
has also been done at the Sayay. Ore
Is being hoisted at the Zenith from
the Sth level. The pocket is being
repaired SO that when shipments be-
yin something can be accomplished.
At the Pioneer nothing strange or
startling has developed recently. the
work Is progressing in steady man
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Bishop will be Here.

Rt. Rev. j. D. Morrison, bishop Of
the Duluth diocese, will favor this
city with visit and hold Episcopal
services on Tuesday evening, April
4th. The place has not as yet been
named but will be announced later.
Bishop Morrison is distinguished
speaker and none should fail to at
tend the services.