davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

A male puppy, brown and white head, and black
and white spot back of hauches; has stopped Mt the
home of j. F. Hunton, Sc Berlin street. since We'd
nesday night. Owner may claim property by pay
ing the costs. J. f. HUNTON. 1913
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16
TAINTED THE SPRING
HOW WHISKY GAP, wy, GOT ITS
PECULIAR NAME.

The FrOntiersmen's Fable Tint the
Mountain Stream Was Fountain
of Youth Dispellcd by the True StO-
ry of the Blending Process.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-16

BGede' Charles II
Beede, Horatio q
Bigelow, Charles A
Bill, Joel
Blanchard, Geo w
Blanchard, John
Blanchard, Origen A
Boutwell,. Albert p
Boutwell,, Clark
Boutwell,, Warren p
Bowman, Edwin
Boyce, James NJ
Bracket, Clarence
Bradford, Ira b
Burrill, Albert j
Camp, Tram N
Camp, Nathan
Carleton, Byron
Carpenter, Chas D
Carpenter, Mason b
Carpenter, 0rvis
Carr, David G
Carrigan, Thomas
Clark, Almon
Clark, Henry l.
Clark, William
Cox, William
Cults, Allen e
Cults, Frank +
Davis. Chas
Dodge, Albert f
Dodge. Leroy
Dodge. Lewis II
Dodge, Luther g
Dodge, Nelson f
Dodge, Wesley
Dow. Henry A
Dow, Jerome l.
Drury, Jason
Dudley, Andrew j
Dudley, David
Dudley, Henry NJ
Durant, John NJ
Durkee. Willis p
Huvall, William II
Duso, Moses
Evans, Edward =
Evans, Ira II
Farrar, Perley
Fisher, Alfred b
Fisher, Joseph A
French. Albert
French, A lson
French, Charles G
French, David Eras.
tus
French, II Warner
French, Orlin
Gale, Fred M
Gale, Henry p
Goodrich, George "
Harroun, Geor@e
Harrington, Nathan
Hill, Asa ID.
Hills, Chas Il
Holden, William w
Holden, ELI
Holmes, James F.
Holt, Calvin
Howard. Charles
Howard, George G.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27

Das 8riessbepartsment madt @rtra'
Gnerbietunsen, um bic &efrutirunsen Der
sebn SreipiIlisen &seimenter su Be-
idIeunieen. giabssu ale Oifisisritelsr
iinb bersebsn unb piele Der enttduidten
Beiperber bnbsn ben &atb erbalten, ali
8emeine einsutreten. ba es ibnen auf bieiG
Deiie m6sIid fein ipiirbe. cine Officiers'
iteae su erbalten. Sen. @orbin iast,
baB sS bic golitif Der Naturalization III,
aae eintretenben 8aeansen aus ben Reihen
ber unteren Gbarssn aussufiiIIen. Cine
Nnsabl OffieierS. .Nipiranten buben iid
als @emeine bereits uniperben laHen unb
iinb su unterOffieieren ernannt poroen
nit Der 3uiiderune, baB iie BEL Der Ius'
filIune bon Officiersiteaen in eriier 8eibe
berddfbtist perben ioIen. Cine anbere
Weibobe, Reftuten su befommen. beitebt
barin. boB man 2euten, bic natiirlit
brau6bar iein miliien, Officiersiteaen
anbistet. ipenn iie iid UerpiIidten. nidi
peniser aIs 40 Refruten fir ben Dienit
auf ben Bbilippinen su liefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
@srunaIaeetes lIuternebm en-. .

Der britii6s Dampfer .,SoIbain"
@apt, SberlOd. tpel6sr bon Nsp gort
uud Wandefer fssslte unb in aipsrpooI
antam, nabm ben @apt. @m. u. gln.
rreips. bstannt ais Der ,. lone navigator"
an Soro. Der bon atlantic @iip, U g.,
am lS. Stunt in einsm iIeinen 8oote, 9ss
nannt ,,Doree" uno faum sn5lf 6u6
lang. unternommen battle. ben atIanti.
i6en Ocean su treussn. Gapt. anbreps
tpuroe unsefdbr 70U Weilsn bon Der iri.
iben 8ilite in einem erib6pftsn 9uitanoe
esfunoen. Sein Boot tpurbe ben Weaen
prsiSseseben. AIs sr atlantic Gitp Der,
Iieb, ibIus er einsn bitIi6en 8urs Elm
uno ieesIte brett mad ben asOren SIN.
ieIn, mo er einise Gage bIsiten tpUlIte,
um iid nit 8rOpiunt su perisben. 81
sebu6te bic 5abrt mad gnslauo in ists'
sie Tusen su MAIDEN. Ser briiii6,
Dampfer .,gampsrooipn" ipra6 ibn an
20. Stunt. @apt. gnoretps mar sur Bel
ipObI uuS Isbnts isbsn SeiRanb ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Sdaueerbafter 3uftanb.

Der Sadpsrltdnbise 8oarbmun bon
Der Staats 8eiunbbeitS 8ebbrbe uni
Or. 8sni See. Der Setretdr berieIben.
warfen fiirsli9 f6rmlid cine 8ombe un.
ter ben SerpultunsSratb Der Srrenaniiali
su glorristopn, ais iie often unO oeutLid
ertIdrtsn, baB bic 4ntalt nit ibren 2200
Batienten sins Ausas Der erbbten g,ers
unreinisuns bss Sduplfia 1T, aus roel'
dem bic Stabt BbiluoeIpbia gum sr6Bten
lbeiI ibr SrIntpaher beslebt. Serr
9Oarbman i6dBt buS IbpaHer uuf 600'
600 @aaonen tdeli6, 9ieisS 8afer
tpirb, pie man annabm. fiIttirt, ebe ea
Iid in ben Sduplfia ersieBt; bod III
oies MID! Der Sal; bic 8ieielfelber
iino felt Sabren 70 iiberidtiist porben.
baB iis tbatiddlid tperiblos iinO uuo bab
oas NbpaHer nit allen 8otb unb
S6muB Der anialt iid in ben SIub er'
siebt Dis @rpsrten eriIdrten bicien gu.
itanO Der 0nse fir erI6redIi6 une
oringen in bic Stats 9eiunobeits, 8e'
borbe, unbersielid 8Ortebrns5sn su tref.
fen, um cine tpeitere Serunrelni8un9 bes
S6upltia su perbilten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
uSeer unb Slotte".

Dor uns Iisst Seft elmer neuen 3eit,
itrift unter obieem Iitel, ipelde iib
bic 4ufsabs sefslt. aass Snterefante
aus glrmee unb Uiarine in Bib unb
8ort su brinsen. Sat es aud au ieiner
3eit an 2,teratur fiber eenannte 8eeen'
ltdnbe ssfsblt. 70 IN bod elm SudbIatt,
oas ib ausidlieblid Der 8eipreduns
aqsr pidtisen grideinunBen in Sesr
uno Slotte tpibmet, ettpas sans geusa
unb iiIt obne 3peifeI eine fiiblbars
Side in Der baterIanbii1en 2iteratur
aus 50 tann ,.Seer uno slotte" nidi
psrfsbIen, ipesiea bel ben eebienten SoI.
oatsn frsuoiee aafnabme Su fnbsn unh
ii6 raid sinen srOben 8reis aufmertiu.
mer 2sier su ertperben. Das porIiesenos
Ssft 1T reid an Suufrationen pnb brinst
cine Wsnse Stiaen erniten unc bumor'
iiiidsn SnbaItes. beren namentlide
4uffabruns ben unS ausetbsiItsn 8nnm
llbsri6rsiten tpiiree. ,,Seer unb Slotte"
erf6sint 14tasis gum Preiie bon sc
pfsnnis pro Seft. Serausssber III Resi'
nalb u. @pon, gotsoamer StraBe l2l
{, SsrIin SO. 35. tpobin aae 3uidriitsr
su ubrsiirsn iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
0Sein aus aepfeln anftatt aus
Xraubeu.

SIN aderbauamte in @oibinston il
mon isbt nit intereHanten GrperImenten
beibaitlgt, bel oenen es iib um nitts ipes
niger banoelt, alS ,.&beinpein" unb
,.frans6iiihen Gbampasner" aus GepfeIn
bsrauiteQen. Wian sebt bel ben @rperi.
menten BON ber Sbee aus, bab bic feline
8lume oes Hbeinpeins unb Der 8ei6mad
burd seiplfe Dfiiroben berborsebradt
perben, uno bebauptet ioaar. BOB unter
umitdnbsn, b. B. in einem idledtsn
Weiniabr, penn bic Wiifrobsn in ben
Weinbersen ibre BHidt nibt eans erfiiI'
len. Ger aus AepfeIn bereeiteate Wein
bsfer iein unb eine fsinere 8lume baben
iperbe, alS Der in ben Weinbetesn am
8bsin erseuste natiirIide Stoif. Dems
nad fann man fid sefabt MAIDEN. nab.
items Sttinberser 8abinet, Sobannisber'
ger guSIsie, 8Ioesbeimer Sinterbaus,
5orfsr Seiuiiensarten, 2iebfruuenmiId.
8odsbsuisl unb nie bic feinen Rbein.
weine aqs bsiben, bier biaiser faufen
su fbnnsn, aIS am 9tbein ieIbf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Sas S6lad,tfelS beS 0erfebrs.

Dor einisen Tasen per6fentIi6te bic
Suteritate Commerce GommiiiiOn einen
AbrB ibres 8eribtes iibsr ben amerifani.
ihen @iienbabnperfebr fdr bas nit benz
80. Suni su gnbe sebenbe 8ebnunssiabr.
Sritrsdlit iinb bic 3abIsn. bic ba tiber
bic in oisiem einen Sabre auf ben ameri.
tanliben @iienbabnen ipieber poreeiom.
menen 2Dptun8en unb 8srpuneuneen
uon 4nseteaten sesebsn perben! gibi
psniser als 1858 Inseitelte purben ee.
tDbtet unb 81 .76l mebr ober tpsnisei
i6wer perleBt unb peritimmeIt - 8i,
blais bod immer nod ous Weni6enfIsiid
in Amerlta iein mub, Oab bic giisnbabn'
9eisLlibaften in elmer 70 mbrberiiter
Beiie nit ibren Inssfsaten umesbsr
tDnnen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
ScutStblanSs Ginflub sr6eer als ie.

Die .9OIniIde 3situns" bat bon ibrsm
Gorreiponoenten in apiu cine 8abslbeps,
i8e etbaIten, tpeIde iaet, bab bic borti.
aen Oeutiden auf's bbdte srfreut iinb
iber bic bon bem Srbrn. Sped bon
Sternburs, benz OiitsIiebe Der iamoanh
i6sn Gcmmiiion, ersielten grfoIss sssen
Die OppOiitlon bes britiiden @ommifdrs
Slot.
Der beutide Gommiidr ipiss. tpie ss
in Der Depeide tpeiter beibt. auf bic Sor.
oeruns oeS @ommiHdrs Der Der. Staatsn,
osS Serrn Bartlett Gripp. bic gnti6eio.
uns oes Oberribters Gbambers su be.
ltdtlsen, einfab alS cine 6ormiade bin.
um bic tpertbuoae ameriianiide Sreunb.
i6aft Su erbaltsn. Deutihlanbs Gin,
aub auf bic ginseborenen 1T fidrfer ale
emals. @s piro binsuseftist. bab BIZ
Samoansr beionoere Bripilesisn iit
Wataafa berIansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
unc
SrOllcbitis.

Die Dsuti&s Rssinuns uub pismsNiiinif&,n
SOurnuls Der @tIt batsu bic beriibmts prof.
Sod eymp Sur als bic bette aurfaunt, ba r
her tras Wann mar, br AusSsbruus furirtt.
Den eymp nit bsilsnbsn StIsu ptrbinbtne, IN
sr Isi6t In bic eunssn sius,atbmsL mo- bic
stsimt ,srfUrt unO bic psbs uup lbmspsnbs
eunssn ssbdlt pnbsn, bu Nassnmsbiiinsn nod
nismaIs snsn 8uI Der ssfir8tstsn aranfbsit,
aus,sbruns, stbsiIt babtn. afibma, Sron&i.
tie, S@pa&s. Suiftn, SIutifiir,s uno Ra6t-
i6psib iulItu iCfurt furirt psrbth nm aus.
,sbruns su psrbiubsrn. Sub-p.lsus rsinist bna
8Iut unb lurirt 8atarrb uub WassnItibtn.
GUuiuItirt frsi unisrs an;ts nit ben btiisn
.3susnifsu, cbr isnOst fir Or. aU6's Gym,
9iuatbmtr unh furirt su6 habtim, abrtTir
Or. ao6s esmp aur 1t6 @sl 22ht Shaet
Rtp gprf SiiD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
gyertrdaItdIe 9btere.


9as pertrdsli6e 3uiammenleben bon
Sbieren bOberer grten 1T nidts llnee,
pDbnli6es. MertwiirOiger eri6eint uns
ibon Der tntime 9ertebr beri6iebenel
@attungeu unb 9lrten I'm Snietten.
leben, tpie er gum Betipiel Smii6en
Imeiien uno beren @dIfen portOmmt.
9ber nod ieltiamer iinb neuere ge.
oba6tunsen, bic uns iO9ar iiber bas
3uIammenleben (Spmbioie) BON 3iems
lid primitiDen Seetbieren beIebren.
iiber oas uns Semon In ieinem 8u6e
.Sm @uitralii6en 9ui6A bert6tet. 81
erbdblt oartn BON oem 9emeiniamen 3u=
iammenleben eines Seei9els nit Ssii6en.
Ser betreffenoeS Stadelbduter (Diadema
setosum) lebt am Strano BON 4mbOn,
1T iebr i66n 9efdrbt unb bat lan9e,
ipibe, nit @ioerbdt9en beriebene Sta=
6eln. @reift man elm iol6es Sbier
on, 10 ri6tet es Die Sta6eln mad Der
@e9eno, aus Der bte @efabr fommt.
Semon nun iab pieberbolt S6aaren
BON tleinen SSii6en bieien Seeiael um=
i6wdrmen. I'm gu erfubren, mas bas
gu beoeuten bate, tuatete Der Reiienbe
einmal auf Elm fol6es Sbier los, uuo
iiebe, ar bic tleinen Sii6lein flii9teten
ii6 pfeilgei6pino In bas @ebege Der
emporfarrenoen Sta6eln bes Sec
igels. NliO baben mir bier nibts anoe=
res Dor uns, als Elm ge9enieitiees
S6ub= unb Srubbinbnib, mie mir es
unter Der meni6li6en @eielli9aft tref=
fen, MIR nit oem llnterI6ieo, oaB iene
gllliance felt unbenflt9eu 3eiten be-
itebt, mdbreno uniere mooernen Staa=
tenbilnOniiie ebeniO raid selOit meroen.
ais lie eingegangen nuroen.
3uiammenleben elmer pra9tpDll ee=
farbten Wur3elmunoqualle nit einem
tleineu Sii6lein-Guallen Ooer Nie=
buien iino betanntli6 i9trms ooer
slodenfOrmige gallertartige @eid6pfe,
Del6e 3umal Die mariner Weere
bewobnen. Die meiiteu berielben
iino nit iOeenannten nHeiielbatterien"
perieben, bic iie pie 8ei9oIie abi6nel=
len t6nnen uno Die iO9ar auf Der Saut
bes Wleniden empftnbli6es 8rennen
peruria9en. Semou Deriu4te auf
ambOn einmal eine biibi6e, ibm nell
i4einenoe Wuraelmunbqualle NIT benz
yleb gu fangen, mar aber .iehr erftauni,
Su ieben, oaB baS Sbier tsnmer In b66ft
spedmdBi9er uno glei6iam norbeoa9ter
@eiie Dor bem Jangapparot fli9tete.
gei 10 nieorig ftebenbeu Sbieren, tpie
bic Auallen es finO, mubte bies 8er=
balten iebr auffallen. @nblib 9elang
es bod, bic Webuie Su fau9eu uno nun
l6te ii6 bos Rdtbiel. Snuerbalb bes
gep6lbteu 96irmes bes Thieres
idpamm Elm cirea IL @entimeter Ians
ses Sii66eu umber, mel6es, iobalb es
nebit leiner MebuIe in einen elmer NIT
Daiier geiebt Dorben mar, bic Gefdbr=
tin unabldiiig bur9 StoBe gegen bic
Suneniette bes S6trmes tn elmer ges
niiien &i&tung forttrieb. 8etoen S6ei-
len erpddft bier bur9 bas 3uiammen=
Isben Elm 9Ortbeil, inbem Der Iytib, als
seuiiiermaben Der i9lauere 8beil, bic
Mebuie burd SOrtbeneeen Dor Ra9=
ftellungen bepabrt uHb umeetebrt bic
Webuie ben Slid bur6 tbre eemaltieen
Reiielbutterien Dor pieIen ieiner Geinoe
i9abt, bic Der AualIe nidts aHbaben
t6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Gntfbsibuns bes Srieee'Serarte'
mentS.

Silfs.Gontrolsur Witbsl bonn 8riesss
oepartement bat entidieoen, oab bic an'
seb6risen zines Soloaten. ipsl9er nab.
reno bes Isben 8rieseS ssforben 1T, nab.
reno er ii1 in Gripartune ieiner 8erab'
i6isbuns nad Mabeabs Der Orbre l30
oes 9risssoepartements auf speimOnat'
li4sm nrlaub befanb, gum 8esus Der in
benz Seieb BON 3. Wdrs '99 uoreeiebsnsn
ggtralbbnun8 far einen oesr spei NiO'
nate obsr zines Ibsils bapon ni&t be.
re@tiet Iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Der @elbfisbers8eim eutbeeet. /.

gine SpssiaIbspside an ben Nsb
gorter ,,Seralb" aus Baibinston iast !:
SO iHeint nidt ldnssr bespeifslt su tper.
ben, ouB 9rOfefor @iuieppe 3anareli
in Wontsbibeo, Uruguay. Der gntbeder
ces ipecifi1en @elbfeber 8simes III.
Disie 1batiads pirb in benz bsporhebsn.
ben 9eri1te bsS Or. s.. .. @ebbines
uom Rarins Sofpitaloienit fsitssfeIi
peroen. Dr. @sbbinss' Bsritt. Der
faii poaitdnbis tsrtissefsat III. Oedt cine
ioreidltise untetiudune beS @sesnitan.
oeS in 0sp OrIsans unb Sapana unb in
auf Grpsrimente besriinbet. bic in ben
@eIbiieber Diitriftsn ansefsut purbsn.
Sdon in sinem am IL. Ropember 1898
enlightenment 8sriGte oeutete bic Siebsr'
GommiHon in Sapana an, bab ftarfC
9epeiie baflr porbanben ieien, bab ga.
nareai ben sdtsn 8eim oes @sItsn Sic.
bsrs sntosdt babe, unb i'm bpeisniider
2aboratorium bes Soipitaloisnites BE-
i9iftist man iih terelts nit Der Grseus'
uns bes AntisImarpqic ssnannten Ser
runs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Neuer=Nlarm &Gifen.

12 @sfpn Wibls.
13 9liif Wtrfe, GIiff Strabs.
IL 9afdpanna unb SiebsntGr Strabs.
is eadapanna unb penn Npenue.
16 DidiOu 1anufartur Co.. 9ius Srabs.
II {. Z. s. 9. Co., Stabl Wnte.
18 Z. y. u 9. Co., Alte Hpu' Wlbls.
19 Rulbnrp CTR uuo Wsbltsr aptuus.
81 Siifsrien unb 9adapanna Apenues.
% lSppmine 9psuut une Spruee Strabr.
% 9inesn Sifabs unb Granfltu Apeuut.
"a 0aIbinstcu Aps. uup MulbrrrY Ctr.
25 Dive Ctr. unb apams aOsnus
26 eaddpauna unb 9Halbtnatcn Aptnue.
q Nulbtrry ctr. uuO Rapiicu apsnut,
2S 5tfsripn Ips. uub @ibicn Strafs.
90 Wpurpt Aps uno pine Shabe.
81 Rsunts une 8pbinicn Strcbs
80 Sub Wdin Apfnur uno Samptpn Str.
80 Spttlanb ctr. unb BROMLEY Npsnns.
81 eadapanna unc 9iprp Drain Apr.
IS Sadlon Ctr. uub Wain apsuus.
sc Sadlcn Ctr. uue Gin pln Gptnue.
81 everett apsnus unp SadiOn Straet.
3S 8arfisle Apr. une 9dfdpftts Sraes.
80 Sumnsr I'VE. une Walbburn Shaet.
Al @aIbingipn glps. une Sidory shaes.
az Driitn unp 8ellpps Shaer.
a3 8rpabpay unb Siinfte Srabt.
AZ Scranton une Sisbentsr StIaBs.
as Glib Atter uno 9 lmptcn Strdbt.
Al Stcnt 2lpe. unb Ssmlcd Strabe.
AZ pitisipn Aps. unb lBIllpp Strdbs.
49 prplptet Nps. une Sssh Strabs.
49 Btth StTabt uup &rppu Nprnus.
81 9sear Npsnus unb Aper Strabt.
So prpIpset Npsnue une Silver Strnbe.
So Gebar Npsnus uno Gin Slrdbt.
81 Walbinstpn 4ps. unb Wapls Strabe.
So 9sear Apsnut unb pear Sirabs.
Sc scranton StabI @srte.
81 prplpsrt apsnus uub }is SraBs
So Bennington Apsnut uu6 Cherry Sirabt.
So 9iInsy Apsnue unp Council Strabf.
6t prppiesnes 8pab uno Carbon StraBf.
62 3apcufs avtnus une pttIps SraBs.
63 Stpptr's padins 60. @rern's place.
"a @aIbingtpu Npsnuf unb Rem gprf Cir.
65 Waripu Srabs unp 9appuie Apsnus.
&c .. & .. U. u. unb @retu Hipee ctr.
81 Wppming Aesnut uub glb SfraBs
6S DsIapars Stra)e unb prnn Apsnut.
SO albrisbt Nptnus unp Maricn StriBs
n DicfIcn Apsnue uub Sii Martst Srabt.
72 court Strabs unp DIAMOND gIpsnus.
70 prppiesnet 8pae uup gurp Naiu aotnu
"a Warftt Straes uup Npro Wain Aofnue.
rs 0pre Drain Aps. unp painisr Strabs.
76 Saus gum 8uttn Strttn, SpItlttr ctr.
81 8rid unp DAT Shabe.
8, Bloom unb Warfst StraBs
SO Wayne Mptnue uue putnam Strnss.
"a gSayns Mpsnuf unp gpilinm Strass.
sc QBslf NaIfst uub 9Sinpua Strabs.
ii6 Wypming aptnus unp Slipt Strabr.
i23 D., {. & W. Gra6i Saus.
f2l Glay aptnus uup 8ihs Straef.
t25 &clfar Apsnut unO Aib SraBs.
1876 Grcpn Mpsuus uue AIb Sraet
1877 Quinep arenus unp 9inoeu Strabt.
1913 preseptt apsnut unp Bins StraBe.
2l3 D., {. & 98. aarrsn-gSrfsn, gBaibinst
Npenut.
32l Rnieian une Sistruttr StraBr.
322 3tbntsr unb 9uS1ns STabs.
323 8iinf,tbnis une 2uSsrns Strabe.
32l Gcrbttt Mptnut unp AGbbalp Sirdbt.
327 Reyltr Apsnus uup 9adiOu SraBs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27

ANK ACHE and RHEuMATIsM relieved
0A~Nby DR.. Miles Nerve Plasters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
SchIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, Oplat oder
Schlafmedizin hervorgebracht, st ungesund,
entsehieden zu yerwerien. rs untergrabt die
Gesundheit zerrittet die Constitution und der
Patient verfillt sicher in einen schlimmeren
Zustand der hiufg in die schrecklich elende
Gewohnheit ausartet, wo Cocaine und Opium
unumginglch ndthig sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her
vorgebracht, kommt yeleicht nicht so schnell.
aber er kommt sicher und ist andauernd well er
durch das nattrllche crosse hclende und yer.
jingende Mittel heryorgebracht wird-das
relnigende belebcnde und bereiehernde Blut.
Dies ndhrt die Nerven nit lebensyoller EnergIe
und stiirkt die Constitution Won der wirklichen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens durcb
reines, reiches rothes Bht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-27
Der Summerfana in SeeufuuSlanS

Die Sefion ber 2esisIutur bon Reu'
funoIanb 1T aeidIOfen tporoen unb Bot
tein 9eieb paiiirt. ipeIdss bic sesenipdrs
tisen arrangements berIdnsert, nat
tpeIden ben Sransofen bas Redt sepdbrt
1T, on ben 0ertrasstiiiten Summern su
iansen. Die rlntsrIaHuns ber grneuers
uns beS Jest in 8raft befebenben 9eie'
seS tpirb fider su Streitisteiten sipii6en
ben Siidern Der suei glationsn fibren,
psnu bic Sii1erei. Saiion besiunt.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-15
A RIGHT.
Philippines Ought To
Be Free.
H0AR'S RESOLUTION
Tribute Paid to the Late
Nelson Dingley, Jr.

Washington, Jan. IA resolution
of more than ordinary significance and
! Importance was introduced in the SEN
ate today by Mr. Hoar of Massachu-
sets. 1t declares the people of the
Philippines of right ought to be free
and independent, that they are absolv-
ed from political connection with Spain
and that they have full power to es-
tablish government for themselves,
with which the United States does not
propose to interfere Mr. Hoar desired
immediate action on the resolution. but
under objection by Mr.. Davis, the
chairman of the foreign relations com
mittee, it went over. In the midst of
speech by Mr.. Allen of Nebraska, in
support of his resolution for the an
polntment of a committee of the Sem
ate to investigate the conduct of the
late war the death of Nelson Dingley
of Maine was reported to the Senate.
After adopting fitting resolutions of re-
spect to the memory of Mr.. Dingley and
listening to a brief eulogy of the dis
tlnguished statesman by Mr.. Hale of
Maine, the Senate adjourned as a mark
of respect
At the opening of the Senate's ses
sion, the blind chaplain paid a fitting
tribute to the late Nelson Dingley, Jr.
Senator Hoar then offered the follow
in resolution:
Resolved: That the people Of the
Philippine islands Of right ought to be
free and independent that they are alb
solved from all allegiance to the Span
ish crown, and that all political connec-
ton between them and Spain is and
ought to be totally dissolved, and that
they have, therefore, full power to do
all acts and things which independent
states may of right do; that it is their
right to institute new government for
themselves, laying It's foundation on
such principles and organizing its
powers in such form as to them shall
seem most likely to effect their safety
and happiness; and that with these
rights the people of the United States
do not propose to interfere"
Il should like to have IL adopted i'm
mediately," said Mr.. Hoar.
Il object" said Mr. Davis of Mime
sofa, chairman of the foreign relations
committee, and abe resolution went
over.
The resolution of Mr.. Allen of Ne
braSka for the appointment of a COM
mittee of five senator's to investigate
the conduct of the late war, was laid
before the Senate, and Mr.. Allen took
the floor in advocacy of it, Mr.. Allen
said he had no desire to embarrass the
president, but so many complaints had
been made by the press and by indi-
NlduaIs of the conduct of the war. that
he thought it time for a rigid and i'm
partial investigation of the war TO he
made. He had, he said, no confidence
IN The "Alger relief commission"
which was now conducting an invest
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Omcials of the White Star line are
retlcent IN making predictions as to the
probable speed Of their new giant. They
say, however, that they hope she will
get into New York regularly every
wednesday morning, no matter what
the weather may be on the voyage
across. To have her reach the bar in
time to come up the bay Tuesday night,
they say would involve an added con-
sumption Of coal and wear and tear
that would not be commensurate with
the advantage gained.
Her builders also are reticent about
her speed, declaring that their only OBJ
Ject has been to build ship to reach
New York every Wednesday morning,
no matter what the weather.
In general appearance the Oceanic
will greatly resemble the Teutonic and
Majestic, which are the next largest
vessels of the line.
After the Oceanic and the Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse, the Campania, Luca-
mia, Majestic and st. Louis are the
largest Of the ocean liners built in re-
cent years. When the Campania was
launched, Nov. 90 1892, she was regard
ed as probably the limit, with her
length of 625 feet
The Lucania, launched a year later
was only five feet shorter. Then came
the st. Louis, monster as to tonnage,
but 70 feet shorter than the Lucania
Her advent was thought by some to
indicate that reaction against ex-
IRENE length had set in. But then
came the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
and now the Oceanic. What next?
For purposes of comparison, here are
the dimensions of the next four steam
erS after the Oceanic and the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse:
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igation of the war. He criticised the
sending of troops to Chickamauga,
where they were faced by sickness and
death. He intimated that the troops
OF the west were sent to Chickamauga
for the benefit of transportation com
panies. He declared there had been
gross irregularities in the handling of
the commissary and other supplies He
SAID 1t had been charged that the sun
plies We're in many cases unfit for use.
he was satisfied the charges were true.
II the troops had been furnished EN-
palmed beef, the people and the world
kad a right to know it. He repeated
that he had no confidence in the report
that the investigation commission
would make.
Shortly after Mr.. Aliens remarks a
message was received from the House.
announcing the adoption of resolutions
ley. ms
Mr.. Hale requested that the resolu-
tlon be laid before the Senate and
read Mr.. Hale then offered resolu-
lions expressive of the deep sensibil-
lty with which the Senate had learned
oI the death of Representative Dingley.
ana directly the appointment of com
mittee of senators to accompany the
oody to the state of Maine.
MT Hale, after pronouncing a briaf
eulogy on Mr.. Dingley, moved that the
Senate adjourn VIC
PRIOR to the putting of the motion to
Ihe senate, Mr.. Gallinger in the chair
:, % - nounceo the committee of senators
VINO are to join like committee of tbe
House to accompany the remains of the
distinguished statesman to Maine The
committee is composed of the following
senators: Messrs. Frye of Maine Ala
f i OF Rhode Island, Burrows of Mich
l y Fairbanks of Indiana, Pritchard
~ r. Morth carolina, Berry of Arkansas
Faulkner of West Virginia RaupIir,s 90 70
Utah and McLaurin of South Cs ,.1i5 VI
Inc Senate then adjourned. ''iif''