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The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
A WARM RECEPTION

St. Louis Thousands of visitors were
taken on board the United States gun
boat Nashville today and many thous-
ands more wanted to vi it her, but
could not on account of the crowd.
At 10 o'clock the officers OF the Nash
vile, in carriages, escorted by a platoon
of police and troops X and G, Third
cavalry, under Captains Hunter and
Hardie, and followed by the crew of the
gunboat on foot, paraded through the
business section OF the city to the Mer-
chants exchange, where the visitors
were given a reception. Thousands OF
persons thronged the streets through
which the parade passed and gave those
in line a n enthusiastic welcome. Fol
lowing the reception, the officers were
driven to the different points OF interest
about the city and the sailors and mem
bers of the marine corps were given a
smoker and vaudeville entertainment at
Manion park.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12

What you want-When you borrow
money you should be careful how
you 20 about it, II you como to us
We will give you what you need able
and the charge will be reasonable
and right. OF course We must have
surety for our client and must have
interest for the loan, but We con-
1uet the matter clearly and satis-
faotosily and you'll be pleased with
the transaction from start to finish.
Even. the repayment will Be pleas
urs BY our plan
oGlAPlAoN L
= CROSBY
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
M'KINLEY's WE STERN TRIP.

Chicago-A special to the Times Her
aid from Washington says: President
Mckinley proposes to make a tour Of
the West during his coming summer va
cation. Arrangements for the trip have
not yet been perfected, but it is under
stood he will 60 to San Francisco by the
Southern Pacific route, and return to
this city on board special train OF the
Northern Pacific, stopping en- route at
the Yellowstone park and other points
of interest. He will leave about the
middle Of July, and be gone probably
six weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
ToRREY's ROUGH RIDERS.

Kansas City-Cornelius Linehan be-
gan suit for $4,000 damages in the cit,
circuit court here today against the
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
railroad company ON account of the
death OF his son.
The son was one OF Torrey's Rough
Riders and was killed in the wreck Of
the military train at Tupelo, Miss, last
spring while the regiment was on It's
way to Cuba.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
TbQ rews eo3dQ3sed.

$4,000 Galations are on their way, or
preparing to come to this country.
The Washington Grand Lodge Of For
esters adjourned last night after electing
officers.
or the 1900 Italians who struck Mon
day at the jerome park, N W York, res
evvoir, only 400 mai ed out yesterday
and these are expected to return to work
shortly.
The prospects are that before the end
of the week the grain shovelers strike at
Buffalo will be Strengthened out, the
grri block ade raised, and the men will
be at work.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
SHE WILL TALK NOW.

Canton-Miss Clark. a book canvasser
who was here the night OF the Saxton
murder and who saw Mrs. George at the
houee of Attorney Sterling, and heard
her talk about half an hour before her
arrest, now tells what she saw and heard
that night The reason she never told
it before was to avoid being a witness.
She says that Mrs. George, on the
night Of the murder, knocked while the
Sterling family were at supper, and was
admitted, and had . conference with
Mr.. Sterling. She was cool and calm.
Mis- Clark left soon after.
This testimony the prosecution need
cd In the case to show where Mrs.. George
was Immediately before her arrest.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
MRS. GEORGE GETS A FROST.

Columbus-A State journal special
from Stuebenville, o, says:
Mrs. Anna e. George delivered her
frs. lecture at the Olympia theatre in
this city tonight the house seats l.
200 but there were only fourteen people
who paid the admission fee to hear her.
She delivered, however, the lecture,
which was practically sketch OF her
life.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
TOO MUCH WIND.

Upland. Ind.-A house occupied by
David Mong and Jessie Stanley Vas de-
molished by cylone last night. A
granddaughter OF Mong was killed, and
jesse Mong was injured.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
RIGHT IN THE SWIM.

Sioux City-A telephone message
from Homer, Nebraska, announces a
cloudburst there with heavy loss. A
tract fifteen by twenty miles square 10
under several feet OF water.
Hundreds of residents of Homer have
taken refuge on the bluffs near town.
An immense acreage planted in crops
has been washed out and hundreds OF
head OF stock drowned. No 10 Ut life is
yet reported.
Denver & Rio Grande No. OF last
night did not arrive in the city until
p M. today, there being snowslide
near Tennessee Pass.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12
ABOUT THE WEATHER
From Observer Stewart.

The barometer has risen along the
north Pacific coast ard over the north
ern plateau while the low area has NOV
ed from Montana to the Miss ssippi val
ley. The pressure continues. low over
Arizona Rain has fallen in the We t.
ern parts OF Washington, Oregon and
Montana, in the Dakotas and Oklahoma.
The temperature has fallen i6 to 26
degrees over Nevad', Wyoming, Mon
tana and North Dakota. Freezing tenn
pers lures have occurred over Montana
and North Dakota.
Temperature at 6 n. IN.
The daily sentinel., 1899-05-12

map the La Sal copper extending
of the Rio Grande Western
showing stage both Miners and others should
study this map carefully Sal region attracting attention
great things will doubtless be heard from
there this year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

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1888.
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GuropdiffeN IL
Erptius grnnbenburu.

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

nur siemIi6 gut ausgepd9isn, ions
bern aud, mas gum Grtduuen 1T,
gang reif.
8atm 9fGffiton. Der Gis
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ShciHpruUui.

P1[u. 5cz St5Durgeriat oerurz
t6etlte ben 3~6iGarigsH gtelluGrter
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hrsTeu ffAerte is Sebduoe EN-
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SIrpiE SfpruErn.

S6uissbsre. Dem SsrssdHtsu
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Serqueti9tsm 9sfate tpot uHter peH
Rferoeu Iisdeu.
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Ehuel

dtteHoorf. Gisr bjrtet t enc
SelteH6eit, bic iaresgIsiteH fudL
Ran pflittt test,r 5dge BET GERM
ReIer ium 5~hiersdrtsu eiuJelue reife
aspfel ireiter Elltae. 5iefs fHn Hitt
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fnruls Sdleiien

Srestdu- Bah HGt Dem Sooe
o,s tut1oIiiaeR pflrrers 6einif4 N
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iirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

gGrsborf, S@ Gi6terat.n er,
trGEt 5riebu Singing. l Sahr 4 Woz
pute alt. soh!er hes ar6siters 9uitdD
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teltiHo tputoe tiirSlid. aIs es Hdbe an
Grtrinten mar. burd 9ehrer 9arbe gsz
rettst.
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Sdrmifl1G

SdrmfdoE Der ~penFnuirte
R1HjliT Eergh6fsr. eiues Der betaHHz
tsTtsu ,1Grufiotsr Originate, III ge=
ffur5eH. - @egen GiHhruhs uun
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Ste6sH- Der heim EdH Der Heu.u
Gtf,ubehu uHterfihruugeu beiRIsiHs
ITHocH befaGftiits S~tefHhdHer eern
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SmembIrJ.

2ursmturg- Gstor5eH 1T i'm
4lter uoH 90 Sahrsu in R6ri9 6err
5. s. 5emmsr, urrmdls glotdr uHo
1,putirter, Batter oss heutigsH Sepus
tirt,H fir Gdpe1sH, GERM Rotars
SemMsr.
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Frrbins Fpntrritru.

Ststtin. MiBIi6e germ6gensz
berbdI!nife peraniabter ben Stn.ioer=
m~siiter Setbte ieinsm 9ebsn oura Or
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9uttHedt bat bel 95 ainosrn bsr bis
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SGmmtIi6e 6uttsrpDrrGtbe ionic oag
9ohIenlagcr fislen benz 9yunos sun
Sprr.
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Trsis Sd)e.

6lmburg- Scs SauurJsrl1t
rerurtheilte zen 5OiG5 tjsau. ausSr1E1s
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rit gehrm1HH I'm g1rprt 9drm6ed 1T
eiu Raul Der 5Idmmsa gsDoroeu-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

Srontfurt Der fGotiide 5ds
feuidrsiber aieier 1T mad gu4fdl'
f4unssH uHb nHteridlagunssR in5Ohs
BON 14.000 Rart ssfIidtst.
9aarbausn 3ieeeIdrbsitsr
gr.not i~tiir5te duf Der Ghaufes nit Ell,
ner brsunsRosn 9atsrns bin, mas sur-
6olss bate. odB bi. SIsicsr in 8rano
ssristhen. ginem b,r5sigstiltsn Sdrsis
nsrmeiiter eeIdHe es. oas Jeu.r 5u
bdmpfsH. bod srGag ar.not baIO bars
duf isinen 9rdHonuuoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Rrurirs etltspigsS plttcin

IItona. Sas Sisnfmdeden
Irnu Diab:d itiirSts i'm Sauie ieiusr
Sisnfbsrridaft in Der S~lumsnfr1Be
;ruei fteiIe Srsppin berurtsr uao srlitt
lebeHssefibrIide @srIsBurssH.-Gpsrs
fibrsr Sobn Subr 1T bsim ger6ol.E
elmer Sdute i'm Safsn ii5er guro az.
fallen uHb srtrErfsn - Den felt .iHi.
ger Ssit permibtsn S6IoF,r gruug
aus HsusnfsIoe Sos man tuot aus Der
Glbe. Die 9sias piss periatsosH.
8unoeH auf. Die pdbritsinIit ron
Der Sdraube zines 9ampfers berrl5s
ren.
SruRsbittsIertoop. 6ot,z
lisr Ssnsois 1T IN 5aft gsHommeu
tporosu; CT bate osriudt, fem IItHits
mdo6sH 81 oergepdltigsR-
Sure. Sbre guIoeHs 5ohseit be-
einseH bic G6slsute 5tftlermeifer 90
bdUR Solm uuo ifr1u-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Fruuilrs SeTn=E aiIdH-

RGffsL Gin Srrsfsusr IN T;im'
ifaerte Is SebGuoe EN-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12
Erupiui @titprtuErH.

San5ts. 9robfsusr .ntf1Ho in
Der Sunittiidlsr.i Der 5irnd Su9r.
Der S9aben beIGuft ii6 auf 100000
Mtart. : Seine soIosns Sot5ett fei=
erte Der Slider unb GtruHoudtter
Sarl Steftsrbed nit IIiusr 9uttiH. -
Sarsfabritant 9runb 1T ~geitOr6en. CT
mar Der tinosrrei6ite 5amilienpdtsr
9un5tg's, ba er % ainoer bdtte. -
Sur9 @rbGngsn ma6ts Der Suruelier
S6Gpe Ieinem 2eben Elm Gnoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

SGrtsrUhs- SeiHs goteeHs1cG
set f.terte has Bripdtier @Jl5elm
GeHfeffae GhepdGr- = SHfuLss eIues
Ser5ftLases ftdrb Ger betGHHte tGtholIa
fte Staotpfdrrsr Sofep1 Benz
SruaIL Ter DOT 2 So1reU
Degea oes srrBeH gruHoes IN Rouz
flHd, BEL nem siu aiHn IN ben CLAM
men uEtdm, aIs G~rGHofifter IL L.
SGhren 3u4thdus duf siHsu S~Hoi5i.Hs
bepets BIN rerurtheilts SefsfmGder
Gurtrro. Der f~rrtndhrsuo fetHs LIN
iauln betheuert., If TN hiefigeu 5uats
hGufs uGhuTHHis g~cuuroeu-
9drIdHosa- SdHjli6 Hiesers
s%e5rGHut III be Wirthfddft sum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

I6reHs65t. gsrmi5t niro
fsit siHigeu 0rteu Der 25ia1rjge 9ers
matter Der 6t1shEtts, anufmdHH.
Sciu 9erfapiHoeE 1T uHertIGrlia;
ieiEe Sd1sH Bat er 5IritgsIdFsu. uHo
1Ha foHif Tno feiHe 9er1d.tHiFs gut
g%cnroIct-
9drg6orf. 7ds 4ruefs1 ocs
2dHopirtls SAutst raroe eth Raul
Der SI1umeH.
g~[efeeu. I'm Iitcr ucH -
Sahreu itdr1 oer 5ltsffs esrctHsr os3
Srtss, GtHri1 SAITH GeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-12

StrdB6urg. Sn Der fraH56it=
ihsR Decentralization iiHo 0ertor6eu
Geo 9ucIisr aug SaHisrldd uHo So
isf SdeqiHgsr aus SuL3.
Rdppoltspetler. Der bier
i'm Nai fIH9ttg gsporoene 6o!jhdHoz
Ter Mldrfhdl 1T oisier Gage in Bel
fort pegsH ueridieoeHsr 8erss1eH uer=
bdftst ruoroeH. Gr ourfte H1h isiuer
46urt6eilung an 9eutf9I1Ho auzgsz
lisfsrt pCroeH, I'LL I'D gsgsH Die AHz
tlass oes 6etriissriiaeu SaHtsrottss
III nfrrrtnrrtsn
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-29
r1emorial Sermon.

A large audience listened to the
Memorial day address delivered
by Rev A. l.. Chase at the Pres
byterian church last night, the
congregations of st. Alban's IS
Episcopal, the NJ. +. ard Presby-
terian churches having united for
the occasion.
Mr.. Chase chose for his text,
1--WE will rejoice in Thy saliva
tion, and in the name of the Lord
God will we set up our banners.
He talked feelingly of the great
change that has come over the coun-
try during the last third of cen
tury in the matter of union of
thought and sentiment, and dwelt
upon the horrors of war which
claims so many victims. He urged
the importance, however, of guard
ing against n power more destruc-
tive to life and happiness than all
vars; namely, the liquor traffic.
The speakers words were well re-
ceived, being full of good things
for men in everyday life.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-29
Our Superior Way.
nerlt.

That English lady of title who
ran away with handsome captain
and then changed her mind and
came back is excused on the score
of unbalanced condition of mind.
Over here in America we manage
these society affairs much better.
You get your divorce without
publicity and you marry again in
an hour or two and it's only a
nine days wonder.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-29

decided action has been taken to
consummate the project. 1t is "A
matter that should awaken. inter
est in everybody, and any feasible
plan for the construction of such
convenience would meet with
general favor. Any suggestion of
a plan for raising the necessary
funds will be cheerfully published
by THE TRIBUNE if submitted TO
this office. We need a public
fountain, and it is entirely possible
to have one if right methods are
employed. How shall we do it2