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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
SeutfAe Srldnber.

Ser beuti4e Srldnbsr, ober in SrIanb
eeborens Deuti6' Amerifaner, auf oefen
8orbanbeniein mir tpieberboIt aufmsrfiam
semadt babsn, ifi burdaus tsin 8ufals.
Brobuft, fonbern idon felt stpelbunbert
Sabren nadmeisbar. NIS tpdbrenb Der
Dirren bes breibisidbrisen 8risesS uno
beionoers nod benz erOben 8rieee bic
4usmanberune aus ben &beinIdnbern
oenGbarafter elner WaiienHudt annabm,
tonnte SOaanb nidt neberfabrtseeIsaen.
beiten eenus itelen, unb Iauienoe BON
oeutfden gluSmanberern tpuroen, UNI iie
lps su tperoen. bon Mmferoam, Notter.
BAN u. (. ip. mad England sebradt. bon
no man iie mad 8irsinien, Pennipls
panien. Rstp gori, Nsu. England unb
ben @arolinas bsf5rberte. Iber gar
8iele fonntsn nibt bef6rbert tperben.
@nttpeber iparen ibnen bic WittsI aus.
eeeaneen, ober eS febIte an Shiffen,
benn Der SanbelSpertebr NIT glmeriia
mar ben 4niprdden Der Ausnanberuns
auf Sdiffsraum in ienen Sabren nidt
esnabien. Disie ben gnsldnbsrn sur
2aft liesenben Deutf4en tpurben bamals
na6 Srlano eebraht uno bort aneeiiebelt,
benn Srlanb mar nidt itarl bsp5ltelt, aud
itrsbten bic ensIii6sn StaatsIsnisr ba.
nad, ben fatbolii4sn Srldnbsrn in ben
proteitantiihen Deutiden elm @esenee'
tpiHt su eeben. Sn ben Gusen Der 8bni'
gin anna tpurbe bisfe Bplitif ausorIdliG
betont, iporauS man isben fann, tpie
maiIenbaft bic Anieblune bon Seuti6sn
in Srlano mar ieoenfaus bot iid bieielbs
niht auf Elm pnar Dubsnb bsidrdnft.
Bsnn absr ber 0euiide iiq einmul Elm
| 3iel 8eitedt bat. oann III er nidt leidi
bapon absubrinsen, unD isbr pislsn Der
in Srlano an8eiieoelten BfdIser eeInne
eS nod. 9lmerifa su erreihen nod mebr
bieier unslddIi6en fOnnien srt mad
bielen Sabren bic Reiie fortieBsn.
9Sir baben ieif Sabren peribiebens
SrIdnber setrOfsn, oersn gang oeutfder
Jtame uno eermanii6er 2ppus Su auf.
faaenb mar, um unbeabtet su bleibsn.
5raete mon aber bic 8streffsnbsn. 70
tparfen iie bic W6Slihisit, aus Dsutia.
lamb su ftammen, tueii binpee. so baben
bic BOes, cine anseiebene WarpldnOer
5amiIis. felt Sabren seiban. Defsn
uueeadtet NOR bic 8srmutbuns, bab iis
uripriinelid Deuti6e ieisn, ridiis. Sis
iino nur Iber SrIano einesnanbert. Sin
3peis bieisr Samilis bat ndmIi9 nod
bis in bieiss Sabrbunoert bic beutits
| S1reibusiie bes NamenS Bob bsibsbaItsn
unb Grinnerunssn an bic peutihe nrbei.
matb beipabrt. rlnier perebrter GORE.
iponbent in @issbabsn bat fiir;Ii6 iibsr
bic Iuspanberune aus NaRau. Dillsn.
burg pi&tise @ntbedunssn esmadt. Sr,
Sdisrsnbers bat sefunben, buB uud biz
aus Srlanb eineepanberten 9lodefeIsrS
uriprinsIi9 aus 0euti6Iunb, unb sipur
aus bem Dilenburs'i&en ftummsn. tur
bsute nod sabIrei&e Samilien bieiss
Namsns tpobnen.-D. @orr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
Grfanft Aaninalop /!

9ie amsriianii&e unb ensliiGe Solo,
ME in Sonefons befpridt nit srobsm
Sntsrsfe elm Snterpisn nit 81 Sune
Gbans. bas iOsben perbHsntIidt tpurbs.
Der beriibmte @bineie be,eidnst bic DC,
cupatiOn Der 9biIippinen burG bic Ams.
ritansr als einen Wibsrif unb cine bss
bauernsmertbe Abpei6uns bon ibrer 90.
Iitii, fi6 nidt in bic Ansslsssnbeiten
anbersr NatioHsn su mii1en.
,,@en. @rant ipiiroe niemaIS ben 3urs
aoOptirtbabsn, ben We8inIsp sinesi9Ia'
gen Bat, iasts sr. ,.Die ameriiansr
ioltsn F@ bon ben SnisIn 3urddsiebsn.
Neuinalbo III elm Wann bon @eift unb
gnersie. 9is Amsrifansr f5nnien Jpn
Ieidt iaufen. unb ie follten bisiss 8or.
eeben abOptiren, anitatt bic Gbaneen ei,
mes iofipisIissn Sslbsusss unb elmer ME
enbenben 9eni iionsliite su iibsrnsbmsn.
8snn bic Mmsriianer Elm Bolt bon TO-.
600. 900 iaufsn fonnten. tparum ideusu
iie fid, sinen sinsieen Wenfdsn 3u Tau.
FEM? SO III tbDri&t. SD CLAUDE. ams.
rita tplrbe einen euten 2aufsr fur bic
SnieIn on Sapan fineen.
..Die Ameriiansr iaeen, iis mlbten
bic Snieln bsbalien, UNI su perbilten, baB
onosre Madte um ibrsn 8eiis idmpfsn,
ober um bic SiIipinos absubaltsn, iid
ieIbit su beidmpfsn. 2abt iis idmpfen.
Die Der. Staaten iplrosn ii6 obne Sc.
fabr aus Der slifairs bsraussisbsn fOn'
nen"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
Gin amerifanifder Splbat erbebt
fHfpere Sefhuloieun9en.


NapoIeon 6. @upOt, biSber SoIbat in
Colorado Srsipillisen'R Resimsnt, psr6f.
ientIi6t iibsr ieinerllntsrihrift einen ar.
tiisI. in pel6sm er bebauptet, bab biz
gr5blihhe Corruption in Der ameritani.
fden 8erpnltune in Wianila berrfbt.
@upot mar in ben letien brei Wionaten
bon 1898 @lert bsS Wiaiors 8irfborns
unb bon ba on Der beS Obetit'2ieutenani
9oiter, Der ben pofen oes Auoitors Der
&sdnunsSlesune Der 8ertpaltuns per.
iisbt. @upot bebauptet. ipenn be mad
8aibinsiOn sefdidten 8slsse unteriu6t
pdrbsn, parbs iid erseben, baB gan,
unssbsurs 9rsiis fur ale in WtaniIa &c.
fauften Waaren bers1net tperoen; bab
erobe Auaniitdtsn tbeure Weine unc
onbere ArtitsI anideinenb flr bic ipani.
itsn QoIpitdIsr ssiuuit pu,bsn, tpdbr.
snb Die amsrifunii8en SofpiidIer ben
Orbindrifsn SiOif selisfert abisItsn.
8risssssri6te isien sseen SOlbatsn an.
bsraumt tporbsn, ipsiI iie ariseseissn.
tbum beriuufien. Wan babe iie absr
sinsshsqt. neil iOnit bic Corruption in
Der 8srpaltuns aufsebedt tplrbe. Ser
Haub an Der 8esierune betrase cine
enorme Summe 9eloeS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
Ni6t befrieoiaene.

gs bsrIautst. bab bic pirtIi6e
1ria9e Der neuIiden 8ranibeit Der
Raiierin bic erniteftsn SoIesn bsfiirdisn
ldBt. Sic eridItete ii&. tp6brsnb iis iid
in anberen rmitdnbsn bsfanb unb cine
6ribseburt mar bic SoIee. Dies Uer.
uria&te bem faiierliden Paare srobsn
Summer uno beunrubiste ben 8aiier tpeii
msbr. als bic pOlitii&en 3uitdnbe. iiber
bic er ansebIi& 70 isbr in Corn seriebi.
Die 8alierin III felt Der @t6ffnune bes
8ieIsr 8anaIs, bel ipeIder @elesenbeit
lie bsim 2anben in sinem @epitteriturms
cine farte @rfdltune bauontrus, niemnIs
re4t ssiunb sstpsien. Sbr ss8snpdrtises
8sfinben III nett oauOn sntfsrnt, 8sfris'
bigun8 Su seipdbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
Der Staat -Wanbattan%

@s pirb porsei6Iasen. Die Stabt Nstp
Dorf - @rob Rep gOrf-8om Stuate
lossuirsnnen uno sinen neuen bsionbsren
Staut au orenniiiren, Der natirli9 ben
glamen Manbattan srbalten ipdrbe. Der
nsus Staat tpiiibs aus iisben Counties
tsitebsn. SIN Rorbsn bseinnenb' ipiirbsn
6ieie iein Weiidsiter, 9lsip Oori.
Rings. Queens. 9laiau. Suffolf unb
8i6monb. Dis 8suOlferuns plrbe iid
i'm Sabre 1900 auf nabesu 1000, 900
Ssslen nuf 2278 Auabratmsilen belau.
fen. Die 8sp6lferuns Der anbsren 54
Counties. bic lbrie bIeiben. um ben alien
Staat Stsip gorf 3u biloen, parbe siiun
5000. 900 bstraesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
Sanfraub.

Sehs Rduber erbradsn ben @elb.
idrant bsr @Tdanee 8ant in 6ranffort,
elmer ileinen, so Weilen bon Solicit, Sl..
an oer Mi&isun Gentral 8obn seIessnsn
Ortidaft unb nabmen $4,000 nit fi1.
Der Ra6ttpddter anippls ipurbs iibsr.
pdItiet. unb bann aineen bic Rdubsr
un'S Bsri. Drsi Grploiionsn paren
noibipsnbis, um bic Sbdr bss 6sIb.
fhranis gu iprsnsen. Dies ertpedte bic
DiiteIisber elmer 5amilie, ipeI@e in bsm
Stodpsrf Ibsr Der 8ani tpobnte, bod
bsbrobten bic Rduber bieieIben nit bsm
Tobe, penn Ie tpaeten, aud nur einsn
2aut bon ii& su sebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28

Crn6sNrbetten isber Art in be,
@s4sntIatr DfFss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
eslapars. eada. & @silsrn eiisnbabn.

UtVHFuHF O' JHHis IOJVs
3iss psrlaiisn Susnton fir Nsw gprf um
f.50. 3 on Dr., fur Nfp gJcrf unb philadelphia
UNI $40, 500 unb zoos M., 1885 uub 3.33
Hatm. Sir Buffalo 1910, 2.35 unb 9 90
Wprssns, t.55 unb $50 Ra&m. Bingham
ton unc 3piitsnRatipnsn los Radm. NiG-
olipn aercmobatipn I'm 600 Haam. 8af.
torppias Neepmppatipn 400 Ratm.
6. & 3. Dipifpn-8iir Rcrtbumbtrlanb um
90 unb 1905 M. unb f.55 uHb $40 Ra&.
8iir Nantiepft nm sos unb 10 W. Bur
plsmputb um 335 une $50 Habm. 8iir
Stinsaon nm 1855 NaHm.
gpanGnbiss ausfunft iibsr Rattn na& alien
1bfilsn Der Ser. Staatsn une Canada fann In
bsr SidtpfIes TN 8abnbsf srbuIfn psrbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28
3aifer 0Bilbelm Ipbt bic Seutfb,
amerifanifbe Geiauarereine.

Sn sinsm @siprdd iibsr ben @sianss.
tpetttrsit in Raiisl unb ilber ben beutidsn
@sians i'm 4assmeinsn duberts iia iiineit
Der aafisr. es iei bort su iunfpoq eeiun.
gen tpOrben, unb bic WslObie isi su tpenie
sum auSbrud seiommsn bic beutid'
amsriianii&en @eianepsreins madtsn
ss bsRer. Das 8olislisb, msinte Der
8aiisr, ioIIte IisbepOaer eepfIsst tusrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28

tperben. Die @oubernsure bon @eoreia,
Tenneiiee, WiRouri. alabama unb 9lr.
tanius baben bereits sueeiast. nit ibrsm
Stabe su erideinen. Wtan ertpartet isis
tens 6es Rorbens ebenfaqs sablreide
8etbeiIisune.
ginen eisentbdmIiden 8ersis bonn
8use na6 benz @ehsn Iiefsrn bic iiirss
lid berbfentIi6ten 8eridts bes Ben.
iiOnsamtes in @aibinston. 8dbrsnb
Oes 8drssrfrieses iteIlte Retp gorf bic
meifen SoIbaten, bann fam 8enniplpas
nien unb an brittsr STEELE Obio ss
tparen 467, ,047 reip. 366, 10Y unb 3l9,.
$50 Mann. sluf ben BeniionSliiten
febrt ii6 bic ReibenfoIse UNI: Obio
3dbIt los. .527, 8ennipIbanien l04, ,68l
unb 0ep gort 81, ,527 9snfondre. Die
nrfade bierfir biIbet Der fetise 3ue
mad bem 8efen, bsm iid aud bic aIten
SOlbaten ani1loKen. Daber fommt es,
aud, baB in &aniaS beute boppelt 70
bieIe Perionen 9eni erbaIten. uIs
6er Staat iiberbaupt SoIbuten ftellte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-09-28

VtltItl uttlllu.
Or. Wiles' Tittel
iptrosn ourb ole
Wpotbtiet btriaufi
untsr elmer poftipsR
@otaHtis; bic srits
Glaibs mist obsr ols
gelb ipiro Juriidsrs
fiattst. BUD ilber
bic Rtanfbeittn ots
6erttns uno osr
Psrben frei. -
gIbrsRe:
un q Qn L
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
American Stones.

American precious stones are Of more
Importance than is generally known to
those not connected with the trade.
The Maine tOurmalines are unequaled
in color, the lithia emerald of North
Carolina has never been found in any
other country, and the beryls of Con-
necticut are of a fine golden yellow.
California chrysophrase resembles the
apple green Chinese jadeite, beauti-
full rose quartz comes from South Da-
kota and a largss quantity of rough
Montana sapphires is sent to London
to be cut. The main part of the
worlds supply of turquoises is obtained
in New Mexico. No doubt the new
possessions will add to the American
production of gems, business as yet
in its infancy.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
TRAITS OF THE CAT.
Some Points Which'PrOve 1t to be Soil
tary Animal.

Some Points WhicE'Prove 1t to be a Soil
tary Animal.
All the cats habits show it to be by
nature solitary animal. Even in
early life, when family ties bring out
the instinct of association, this is ap-
parent If you compare the play of
puppies with that of kitten you will
find in one case that companionship of
some kind is essential, for if a puppy
has NO playmate of his own species he
will always try to make one of the
nearest biped; whereas a cork or bit
OF string is all that is necessary to sat-
isfy the requirements of the kitten. The
way in which the cat takes it's food is 81
sure sign that in it's natural state it is
not in the habit of associating with
greedy companions.
When given something to eat it first
carefully smells the morsel, then takes
it in deliberate and gingerly way,
and sits down to finish it at leisure.
There is none of that inclination to
snatch hastily at any food held before
it which we observe even in we'll train
ed dogs, nor does a cat seem in any
hurry to stow its goods in the one place
where thieving rivals cannot interfere
with them. Indeed, no greater contrast
in natural table manners can be OBJ
served anywhere than when we turn
from the kennel or the pigsty and
watch the dainty way in which a cat
takes it's meals. That a cat allows peo-
pie to approach it while feeding with
out showing jealousy proves that it
does not attribute to human beings like
tastes with it's own.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
THE STATE NORMAL AND

Industrial College Of North Carolina
Offers to young women thorough
literary, classical, scientific, and IN
dustria education and special ped
ago2ical training. Annual Expen-
ses 500 to $3.50; for non residents
of the State $3.50. Faculty Of 30
members. More than 400 regular
students. Has marticulated about
1,7O0 students, representing every
county IN the State except one.
Practice and Observation School of
about $50 pupils. 10 secure board
in dormitories, all free tuition ap
plications should be made before
August l.
Correspondence invited from
those desiring competent trained
teachers.
For catalogue and other informa-
ton, address
PRESIDENT McIVER,
Greensboro, N. G.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
The University of
North Carolina

Widest Patronage and fullest
equipment in it's history. Faculty,
50; students, 1876; three Academic
Courses; three Elective Courses;
three Professional Schools-in Law
in Medicine and in Pharmacy.
New building, water works, spleen
did libraries, laboratories, etc.
Advance Glasses open to women,
Tuition 60 a year. Board IS a
month. Ample opportunity for
self-help. Scholarship and loans
for the nee8y. Free tuition for
teachers. Summer School for
Teachers; "a Instructors; 147 stu
dents. Total enrolment, GA.
For catalogue, address
PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
Chapel Hill, N. G.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
Down Somewhere.

A Maine reason why so many people
are killed by hunters in the Moosehead
lake region is that the modern rife
carries it's ball mile or more, so that
when a hunter misses the game at
which he aims, or thinks he aims, there
lis no telling where the missile will
land. If things keep going from bad
to worse in that respect, the pine tree
state legislature will have to enact a
law requiring sportsm en- when they fire
to point their weapons toward the ze-
NTH. That will be the upshot of the
matter.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
Ancient War Songs.

Julius Caesar had his men sing songs
of triumph after a victory and some
of the verses are in existence to-day
Edward |. had the Welsh bards put to
death because he thought they melted
the soldiers to battle. In Spain many
traces of Roman war songs are to be
found Spanish and Portuguese war
songs were called romancers. The Cid,
written in the twelfth century, has al
ways been the martial inspiration of
the Spaniards. What the Cid is to
Spain the Roland is to France The
"'Chanson De Roland" has been sung
since the eleventh century, and has
1900 verses.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
Ten New and Original Songs Which
Can be Had Free.

What will the great metropoli-
tan papers do next? This is the
question some one asks nearly
every day. But there is one which
leads all others. 1t has gained the
sobriquet of "America's Greatest
Newspaper" BY just such remarka
bic pieces of enterprise as the one
which has just now attracted the
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09
Kings Original Idea.

The King of AMMAN has an original
idea in the way of a strong box. He
has the trunks of trees followed out
filed with gold or silver and flung into
his private lake, where large staff of
crocediles wards off intruders, What
will he do when he wants his treas
nrns?
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-09

attention of the press all over the
country.
Last week the New York Sunday
World announced that it would
give away an album Of new and
original music, consisting Of ten OF
the up-to-date class songs that are
now SO popular, such as songs OF
sentiment, "coon" songs, "cake-
walks etc. These ten songs the
Sunday World proposes to distrib-
ute one each week. with every
copy Of the Sunday World. When
it is considered that the average
price Of new music, written and
composed by popular authors, is
from 80 to 45 cents, the unparal-
leled enterprise Of The World in
giving the song Mwav with a big
Sunday newspaper, for which only
5 cents is charged is apparent. The
World requests that we publish
the following announcement:
A Music Album free. From
Sept. 3 to NOV. 5, the Sunday
World will issue weekly a song in
sheet music form, with handsome
colored cover. The entire set will
be mailed, postage p"id, for SOC.
Remiltances received after Sept. 3
will get the back numbers and
each new number issued. Be
sides the song, The World will al
so send its colored Art Portfolio,
which is a marvel of journalism;
its Sunday Magazine, which equals
the monthly periodicals, and its
Comic Weekly, which excels every
comic weekly in the United States
except two, and in its comic scope
equals. these two 10-cent publica-
tons.
Write a postal card to the Sun
day World Music Editor, Pulitzer
Building, N. Y, for list Of the
songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14

erner who was not outelhssed.
The Eastern team includes Nal.
colin ~. Whitman. who holds the ma.
tlausl championship, aud Is undouht.
eddy head and shoulders above ali
others Dwight Il Davis and Hot.
comb Ward. who have the cham.
pionshin % the country IN doubtless
and Reals G. Wright. inter-schalas.
tic champion,
Whitman II a Harvard man, hav.
ms graduated last June. Davis and
Ward also wear the crimson. TheS
are undergraduates IeaiH Wright
enters college this fail.
The local men can put up n good
game against these players. Their
work II well known IN the city ]
y FenlkeH hold the championship Of
the Northwest aud Of british Col.
umhia. Uro. ilurd is eN-ohampinn
~ the Northwest. Russell. who last
year came to the front as racins
Northwest champion, IL at present
champion 81 Andover and ENetes
academies.
Play commenced al the grounds al
30 o'clock The sets are being
played Ia the following order l.ao p
IA, Newton -. Davis. esis p. m,
Russell vs. Whitman. 2 y. m,
Foulkcs and Newton ~ Ward and
Davis s|ts y. m.. nurd and Rus.
sell ~. Whitman and Wright. as
D. m. ilurd Va Ward. D. mn
Foulkes ". Wright
II IL expected by this arrangement
that Fouikca Al least viii enter the
finals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
RUM0RS OF
A PARDON

PARIS. Sept. a.-tt II rumorcd
again today that pardon has heon
granted 10 Drcyfus. but Is being kept
secret until he can be amusgicd out
81 the country. Well Informed per-
sons. however. DO not believe that
Loubet would pardon Drcyfus while
an appeal vas pending.
RESNEs. Sept. it--It is positively
stated that President Laubet will not
grant a pardon To DrcyfuH, or take
any action In the case until the de-
eIslon a. 60 the appeal has been
rendered by the court Of revision.
Meanwhile Dreyfus viii remain In
prison here.
PARIS. Sept ~. The Aurore
claims TO hnve discovered \ newb let
ter written by Col Schwartzkoppen
generating Dreyfus. and says II
makes revision necessary.
RENNEs. Sept. if.-So prepara-
tions to remove Dreyfus from Rem
neA have been made. The prisoner
continues to do fairly well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-14
WOMAN SHOT IN
MYSTERIOUS WAY
Mrs. B. Clark Found Badly Wounded
In Her Room.
She ACCUSES HER OWN HUSBAND
Says He Fired al Her From the Bed....CIark
Declares She Shot Herself.

deliberate attempt murder assd to have occurred tn Seattle
nas south has been locked Al police headquarters eharea With an
pr nlna ners. the police station asking
ed Clark bnE wounded by ba having evidently tried TO
William Correct dispatched tho
the husband Of the Of attempted
norls.. to
sS1 sas Area s ss thai s, s S
The story q the sGa As told BY ne aocof as tsS~
attempted suicide on a.yius .,
Tssrs found Mr. cars ias en- N.
CLARK any relatives
ssr a.s that me sau"a ssa been tanSsa BY the su,
As soon had administered rss,ora.iyss asked Der sh" had
s.,sp.ss to take her own NE ana sA, ssssa the s
Il hing replied
another s sss . r. my and s ssss a a;
cd Or .' c.rra sa, s. sssl.s me pee anu NOT
WI. the arrived belief them ard
they took CLARK removed his wif
a"g,ss
ser .,: '.s,s WEI.
said
would time would
standing os
~. sss ss nssI s. sss Nh me turned and faced him
which y NJ .s s IN sa !. and ss % " ss s
my breast fs't siusinr palm and dropped 20 the neor
s a 49, 1 On Re assr s.o~ Ssrd ne 'ss'
rushed dd
doet
n
Il
determine
Clark
a
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REPLY OF THE
TRANSVAAl

LONDON. Sept. is.-ft IL stated
here that the Transvaai'H reply TO
Engianda last note has been roeeiv-
ed at the colonial office. Nothing
can be learned AZ to It's nature. Ac-
ooFdlnR to a despatch from Fieter.
harrisburg. the Beers reply Is "lo-
quaeious and hlasphemous." The
tension here Is extreme.
PRETORIA. Sept. ii.--3oer's re-
ply to EnEland's note has been draft
ed and Is now being considered 30
the Raand In secret session. The
reply T. reported 10 be an agreement.
except on the question Of a five-year
franchise.
MANCHESTER. Eng. Sept. IA
The Manchester Guardian. the lead
Ing anti-Jingo paper outside Of Lon
don. today prints a dispatch from
Pretoria. saying that Great Brit
aims reply caused general indiEna-
ton. and that Il convinced the Boers
that a general war was Inevitable.
The dispatch adds that Boer re-
eruiting stations are crowded, and
war preparations are almost fever
ish.
BLOTMFONTEIN. Orange Free
State. Sept. it.-At meeting of the
burRhcrs Of the orange Free State.
Just held. resolution was passed de-
eiaring that they would stand by the
Trnnsvaal In case OF war.
Members OF the Orange Free State
Volkaraand were notified to hold
themselves In readiness TO attend an
extraordinary session. which may be
called at any moment.
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PROSECUTORS
DROWNED

Ed. Chiiberx. manager Of the Col
urrhia Navigation company. which
owned the steamer Jessie. Wrec ksd
in June isss. in Kuskokwim bay.
Alaska. brought to the city yester-
day the fret authentic news ~ the
Inflated goldhunters who went up
on the steamer.
Or. Romig. OF the Moravian mis-
sion at Bethel. secured mute evil
dences Of the fate Of the expedition
In the shape Of articles taken from
the bodies Of the miners. The ar
ticles are now In the possession Of
Mr.. chilberE. and are as follows; "A
silver watch hearing the word Mon
itor. and numbered ss.saI. gold
watch and chain and Mystic Shrine
emblem bearing the inscription. J. r.
Murphy. Frankfort Ky. two knives.
one bearing the name Auheuser on
the handle In German silver. Dr.
Homig. who has lived among TIE
natives Of the Kuskokwim for a
number n years. DOES not think that
the members 81 the Jessie party
were murdered.
In an extensive report he has made
Of the affair. Dr. Rounig says. ct Is
the firm belief o. everyone about the
mission. that the Inflated party left
Goodnews hay On the evening Of June
=. and after proceeding but a short
distance were lost abreast Of Portage
bay. The boats drifted with the
storm to the northwest. and washed
ashore near the village Of Quaech-
hug-s-inut. The bodies. no doubt.
sank az soon as the steamer apsiz-
cd. and upon coming to the surface
later. were washed ashore by the
aOutherly windH.