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the grim prophesy was fulflled-Colonel
Canker was proving Anything but a guar
dian angel to him. The whole regiment,
officers and men, barring only the COM
mander, was practically in mourning with
sorrow for hin and chagrin over its OWE
discontinue. Not only one important
prisoner was gone, but two; not only two,
but four. No man in authority was able
to say Just what or how 1t happened, for
1t was Canker's own order that the prisoners
should not be paraded when the guard fell
in at night. They were there at tattoo and
at taps "all secure" The officer Of the
guard, said several soldiers, had quite q
long talk with one of the prisoners-young
Morton-just after tattoo, at which time the
entire guard had been inspected by the COM
manding officer himself. But at ~reveille
four most important prisoners we're gone
and, such was Cankeris wrath, not only was
Gray in arrest, but the sergeant of the
guard also, while the three luckless men
who were SUCCESSFULLY posted as s%entries
during the night at the back Of the wooden
shell that served as a guardhouse-were
now in close confinement in the place OF the
escaped quartet.
Yet those three were men who had hith-
erto been above suspicion. AMI there were
few soldiers in the regiment who would ac-
cept the theory that any one OF the three
had .connived at the escape. AS for the SER
geant-he had served four enlistments in the
-teenth, and without a flaw in his record
beyond an occasional alteration in the now
distant past, due to the potency Of the poteen
distilled by certain Hibernian experts not
far from an old-time "pl1tns fort" where
the regiment had rested on its march cross
continent. AS for the oficers-but who
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

side, stood at the entrance, playing them in,
the rafters ringing to the stirring strains
OF 9TH Liberty Bell" They were still far
down the long pier, the sloplng rifles Just
visible, dancing over the heads Of the
crowd. No time was to be lost More ia
bles we're to be carried, but-who but that
that little army woman" could give the
order so that II would be obeyed. Not one
bit did the president like to do 1t, but some
thing had to be done to obtain the necessary
order, for the soldiers who SO willingly
and promptly obeyed her beck and call were
now edging away for a look at the new
corners, and Mrs. Frank Garrison, perched
on the carriage step and chatting most vi
vaciously with its occupants and no longer
concerning herself, apparently, about the
Red Cross or It's tables, had the gratifica-
ton of finding herself approached quite as
she had planned, by two most prominent
and distinguished women Of San Francisco
society, and requested to issue instructions
as to the moving of the other tables. Ger
tainly, ladies'" she responded, with charm
ing smiles. Just one minute, Mildred.
Don drive farther yet" and within that
minute half a dozen boys in blue were lug
cling at the first Of the tables still left on
the crowded side OF the dock, and others
still were bearing oil stoves, urns and trays.
In less time than it takes to tell 1t the en-
tire Red Cross equipage was on its way
across the pier, and when the commanding
officer OF the arriving regiment reached the
spot which he had planned to occupy with
his band, his staff and all his officers, there
in state and ceremony to receive the citi-
zens who came in swarms to bid them fare
well, he found 1t occupied by as many as
eight snowy, goody-laden tables, presided
over by as many as eighty charming maids
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
YOU CAN LEARN IT.
it the benefit of the information I had

giving it the benefit OF the information 1 had
gathered?"
81 was merely expediting matters. colonel.
While you were looking for where they went
in I was finding where they got out"
went in what? Got out of what?"
snapped Canker.
Their tunnel, sir. It's Libby on a small
scale over again. They must have been at
work at 1t at least ten days" And as he
spoke, calmly ignoring Canker and letting
his eyes wander over the floor, the veteran
battalion commander saunteredI across the
room, stirred up a slightly projecting bit of
flooring with the toe of his boot and placidly
continued: "If you'll be good enough to let
the men pry this UP you may understand"
And when pried up and lifted away
a snugly fitting trap door about two feet
square-there yawned beneath 1t, leading
slantwise downward in the direction of the
street, a tunnel Through the soft yielding
sand, braced n strengthened here and
there with lids and sides OF cracker boxes.
Now, If you don't mind straddling a fence,
sir, I'll show you the other end said the
captain, imperturbably leading the way, and
Canker, half-dazed yet wholly in m
of his stock of blasphemy, followed
At the curb, right On the midst Of a lot of
loose hay from the bales dumped there three
baJo AZ itoiCA oN6 Will lie
sword the top Of a clothing box that had been
thicldy covered with sand and hay-and
there was the outlet. EASY as rolling off a
log, Colonel" said old Cobb. with a sarcastic
grin. "This could all be done without the
man you've blamed and arrested being a
whit the wiser. They sawed a panel out
OF the floor, scooped the sand out of this
tunnel. banked 1t solid against the weather
boarding inside, filled up the whole space,
pretty near, but ran their tunnel under fence
and sidewalk, crawled down the gutter to the
next block out of sight of the ~sentries, then
walked away free men. Those three thieves
who got away were old hands. The other men
in the guard house were only mild offenders,
except Morton. Course he was glad of the
chance to go with 'em. i s'pose you'll release
my sergeant and those sentries now.'
"Tll do nothing of the Kind" answered
Canker, red with wrath, ''and your sugges-
ton lis disrespectful to your commanding
officer. When | want your advice III ask for
it."
well, Mr.. Gray will be relieved TO learn
OF this anyhow. l suppose / may tell him, -
hazarded the Junior member, mischlevously
"Mr. Gray be. Mr.. Gray has every
thing TO answer for!" Shouted the angered
colonel. at was he who telephoned for a
carriage to meet and run those rascals on.
Mr.. Gray's fate is sealed. He can thank God
I don't slap him into the guardhouse with
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
HOW YOU MAY LEARN HYPN0TISM.

l am recognized "a the
leading Hypnotist manner.
lea. l have nractised and
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No other Hypnotist has
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the conceded authority on
this subject in this coun'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

swim. Anyone who desires can learn how TO Hyp.
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
THE USE OF HYPNOTISM.

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

solid and straight as that first discovered,
and so, when examined, were the other two
sides provided. Canker's face was a study
and the Board gazed and was profoundly
happy.
At last the colonel exploded:
"By Jupiter! They haven't got away at
all, then! There isn't a flaw in the sand
wall anywhere. They must be hiding about
the middle now. Come on, gentlemen"
and around he trotted to the front door.
Sergeant" he cried, 'get out all the pris-
oners-all their bedding-every blessed
thing they've got. ! want to examine that
floor"
Most of the guardhouse birds were out
chopping wood and Canker danced in among
the few remaining, loading them with bed
ding belonging to their fellows until every
out of the room. One member OF the Board
and one only failed TO enter with his asso-
ciates-a veteran captain, who read much
wal literature and abhorred Canker. To the
surprise of the sentry he walked deliber-
ately over to the fence, climbed 1t and pres
entity began poking about the wooden curb
that ran along the road, making a low revet-
ment or retaining wall for the earth, Gin
ders and gravel that, distributed over the
sand, had been hopefully designated a side
walk by the owners OF the tract. Presently
he came sauntering back, and both sentries
within easy range would nave sworn he war
chuckling. Canker greeted him with Gus
tomary asperity.
What do you mean, sir, by absentine
yourself from this Investigation, when you
| must have known ! was with the board and
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
WHAT IS HypNOTISM7 y,

Is Hypnotizedp What force Is exerted that, q
making q man sleep, rouses him to n false wax,
mess In which he OhcYs INV suggestion. loses his 1
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24

In attempting to state what Hypnotism Is.
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you can fully realize how wonderful is that
silent and mysterious force which en-
ables one man to seize on Its very throne the
will of another and make him conform to his
slightest wish in every act and feeling.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-24
WHAT IS HYPNOTISMr

Hypnotism is a spell or trance.like sleep ths
person by certain simple methods casts over anC
While in this state, the subject, or hypnotized pc
son, can be made to perform the most
surprising and amazing feats, bodily n.
and mental, of which they are totally WI
incapable while In their waking W.
hours. The mind of the subject is
entirely under the control OF tho
operator. He may be made to see
and hear, and think and feel, exactly as the
Hypnotist wishes, and Just so long and no
longer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Bon Netersbura.

= Die 8srIotuns bon Pafor 8. 50
8anbulpb pon Der bieiieen Beters luib
&ir1e init SRI. adtbarine Timberman.
Der befannten Gontralto S6nesrin, il
aneetinbist tpOrben.
= gusuft 9rsRsI. elm Iansidbrissr
9sipobnsr bieiss StaottbsiIss, itarb an
Nontas i'm Siafoe Seim, mo er fell
einisen Sabren ipeilte; er mar 73 Sabre
alt unb lit an Der 4fbmu, su Der iih bic
Srippe ssfsats.
- Gbparb s. @snseI, Common
Councilman bon biefer Waro. farb am
5reitae Nbenb in ieiner WObnune on
SrUins Gpenue i'm GIter bon 35 Sab
rem; er lit an elmer Sersfranfbeit. bod
Die bireite Goossuriade mar Elm 8lut'
iiurs. bur1 elm itpsrsn nnfaq Der
Brdune perurfadt. @r bate lebten
CONNER cine sefdbrlide 8ranibeit ourd'
suma&en, eIbolte iid aber pleosr unc
erit am porleBten Sonnta8. natoem er
felt mebreren 9Do6en an ber 8tdune
lit, muBte er iid lesen unb ipuroe be-.
itdnois i1Iimmer. bis ibn ON Sreiiae
Gbeno Der Sob bon ieinen Sdmerssn er.
lbte. Gene 8eerbisun8 funo am
Sonntas gadmittas I'M DunmOrs 5riso'
bofe itatt unb cine srobe 5abl BON Seio'
trasenoen mar eridienen, UNI ,hm oas
lebte 9eleite Su eeben. '.5.H.
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Wforbenbe 1bitippinos.

2abuan, 9ritii6 8Ornso, 80. San,
Der Dampfsr ..9abuan" pelter bier
BON Der Sniel 8alatpan. i'm iiioweiiIi&su
lbsiIe bes 8blllppinen'4rdipsls sele.
gen, eintraf, meloet. Oab Der ipanii9s
@ouperneur uno mebrere fpanii6e Off.
ciere, als ie bic 8ude perlisben, bon
gineebOrenen eridlasen tpurben. Dit
@ineeboreuen sossn f6 bann in BIZ
8ese suriid unr idlsppten sins 4n,abl
Bsibsr uno 2inber in bic @eianeen.
i&aft, Gin fpaniidss Ranonenboot uni
elm Bohbampfsr bIelten bort an, fubrsr
aber sleib pisber peiter. Ser @apitdr
oes ,.2abuan" bate cine 9uiammsniunf
nit ben @inseborenen unD erbisIt Dor
oieisn bic grIuubnib. bic 6aitin bel
@ouperneurs. bic anosrsn Srauen uni
3inoer, iotpis sp6lf Solbaten on 8orl
su nsbmsn unb fs nad Sanbafon, 8or'
nso, tu briaoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
3tttStuu.

- Batrid @errits bon Sort San
tpuroe am Sonntng BON einem .. & s
8use setrOffen. bod eradtet man iein
8srlebunsen i'm SOipitaI aIs nidt se'
| = Ser WiI&mann u. Rurbod fubr
am Sonntae in @eit 9ittsion Dor elmer
elettrli1sn Sabnpasen, Der Elm 9isrt
t6oiete, ben Wasen beiddbiets uni
RurbOd uno einen @etdbrten psrIsste.
- Gin 8eiisI bsibes Bafsr purbe on
Donneritas Iber bic 5idbrise Iodter bee
Sotn 5urrea bonn obsren StabttbeiIs se.
soiien uno Uerbriibte iie lstsnssefdbrIib
fabtIi6. Sroboem erIaser benfelbsn an
Dlenfas.
= Sobn Sufibmibt bon Sntermann
erlas am Donnerftae Gbenb na6 fur3e,
3ranfbeit ber 2unsenenblnbuns; el
itano i'm %. 2ebensiubre unb mar un.
uerbsirutbet. Seine 8eerbisuns srfolsts
am Sonntas i'm PittstOn 5risObOfs.
= Gin iaItbIdiiser Ulorb purbe am
Sonntas Na4t etpa 10 nbr bier psrlbi.
giner bon mebreren 8olen, bic an Sen
ter Strabs in Sroetoun elmer polniidsn
Soh3eit beisepObnt uno Dor her Dob.
nun8 BON 5rau @nsliid ansebaItsn bat.
ten uno iit ldrmeno betrusen. fsuerts
eine auseI auf Better Gonnsq ab uno
tbotete benielben iofort. Gonuea mar
eln 8ruoer bon 5rau gnsllib. bic felt
Wo4enfriIt franf oarnieoerlns uub oils
er bic ldrmenoen @eieaeu bintpss beor
oerte. Sos elmer einsn Rspotpsr unb iuste
'bm elns RuseI our6's Srrs; be Yolsn
eniFoben na6 BEN Woroe uno 3ur Selt
tonnte man ben Namen bss Ui6rbers
nlat erfubren. Ml4ael @nsllib, Der
Is Sabre ultegfsffs oes grmorostsn, mar
eln 4usen3eu8e Oss 8Orfulss unb Elm
lpdter fsitsenommener BoIe tpuros bon
lbm als Der Ui6roer erfannt; bsr Ser.
biitete psrpeleerte ieinen glamsn uno be,
poliSiit mubte @epaIt brau1sn. um i'm
porlpdrts 3u brin8en. @ine srobe Wen
i1enmenss bate iid fura nab BEN Dor.
faae elnsefunoen unb Drobunssn f1i
auftnGpfen oes W6rOsrS puros often &c.
ma&t. Ser Nrret.rte belbt AntbOnp
Rlce unb ipdter purbe nod Anbrep
@omifb ebenfaas in 8srbinbuns nit oem
Dtoroe arretirt. Dian slaubt ,ismlit
beitlmmt su isin. baB beibe ndbsres ibei
Den UloIo iplhen uno babel anpeient
paren uno ueriu6t, senGssnoes 8epeis'
material se8en iie su erlansen unb aut
bic anoeren &srle su ertpliden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
A6titnnoiser Irbeitstas.

SartforO, Conn. 80. San. Scr Sab.
rssconuent Der Snternatiuualsn Union
Der 8adteinleser. Der bier 10 Gage lang
in Sisuns mar. bat fd Samitas Ra6.
mittaJ pertast, natoem CT beidlofsn
bate, bic 5raee oes udiitInoissn arbsiis.
tasss bem @Tseutipcomite sur bsfinitipen
8si6lubfufuns anbsim ;u sebsn. Das
Gomlis IL berhdnbist tporbsn, baB als
iuborbinirtsu nnlonen fir ben u6thiinbi.
gen 9lrbeitstas iino uno bas Gomits ipiro
ben unipnsn 8sri4t eritatten, iObalO Cd
su elmer gntidsiouns ssfOmmen it. 9s,
ndhfe @onpent Der Suternaiionnlsn
Union tpiro in &oGsfss, u. D., abse'
baIten nsrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
6pbe Narfer Npttsen.

- Ssrr DilIiam Rlblins bon gorb
Bromley Apenus 1T isit elm paar 8o&en
our4 8rantbelt ans Saus sefshelt.
-Sarrs. Oas lidbriss 50bnIein Der
@bslsute 5tiebrid zimmerman bon We.
rloian StraBe tarb an Samltas une
uuroe au WOntas i'm SOrsit Sil Sriso.
bOfe beerbist.
- @esen DisbhabIs einsS SduuieIs
fubls ipurOs am Samftas 5rau @rabam
BON Wef 2adipanna 4penue unter
5000 8lrs'@a aft ftir ibr gri6sinsn Dor
9sriGi ssiteat.
- glsuralsiids S&mspen i6nnen in
tur,sr 3sit ourh bic 4nmsnouns pon 81.
Satots Del eebeilt tperbsn. 9ie anee.
srlffenen Nsrpen tperben nud beHsn @e.
Uruu4 pieoer poaitdnois bsrssfsat iein
- Der alarm bon 2aiisn 81 am
Dienfus 8ormittas fiinbists fein Ssuel
an, ipnbern tpurben auf Nnprbnung bes
5euerdsfs seeeben. um aussufnoeu. OF
Der auiten au& ri4tis arbeitet, mas el
tbat.
- Gine sIpIobirenbs aamps in be,
0obnuns bon 5rau gbnarb I. price an
2afapette StraBe enialnoete am Cams
tag Mbenb eine Stube. bod sbe bas
5eusr 4usbsbnuns erlunste. purbe ss
nit Ssrlnssm S&absn seIoi&t.
= Ser alarm ssitsrn Absnb tinbistt
elm Ssuer in Der 9sttfubs bon Srau 81
Iilion an Sub Sumner Iusnue an; Der
anseridtste S6aOsn betrdst ettpa $500
aud erbislt bic franf oarnieber lis8enb'
5ruu cine ihpere Hsrpeneridattsrunf
unb ibrs 2rantsnpdrtsrin Srau S&eaen'
bartb bDisGranbpunSsn.
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AuS bem oberen xhale.
(NrhbaIb &prreippubeni.),

- Aus Der 8Obnuns bes 9eter Dit.
more Su Sermpn rpuroen Dlenitas 4beno
s25 seitObIen.
- DaS bon Wsbser Sapre gu Wap'
felb benobnte Slus wurbe ssfern mor'
gen total Our@ Jeusr 3erit6rt.
- ginbreHer ftatteten ber Ontario
8abnhation su 9edpIae am Samitae
Ni6t einen 8eiu6 ab uno nabmen per'
ldiebene MrtifeI nit.
- Dem 9Rartin Woiatfa tpurbe an,
Samfas in Der SObnion Dline su Briee.
burg elne Sano bbs Serbrddt uno ipater
muBten ibn i'm DlOies 3aplor SUipital
smsi Singer amputlr. iperbsn.
- Sem Sarrss 8risbud ipurbe am
Disnitas in Der Blue 8Ibee Wtiue su
Bedplae bur6 ben SuBtritt zines @iels
bic &lpnlaoe eebro6en er tparo in's
aadawanna Soipital sebratt.
Ser 9Ols SOispb straus purbs
am Sonntas Nbeno su Olppbunt nab.
rsnb zines @ortpe6fels bbs oerlebt
st Lnb 9efdbrte namens RoUafbi fubren
auf einem StraBenbabnpasen, auf BEN
iib aub brei Staliener befanoen. yfabe
Olppbant CAB es spiiben ben 2euten
Sireit uno als bic Staliener in Olppbant
abitiesen, joe elmer oerieIben eIn WeRsr
uno psriebte bsm Straub einen Stib IN
ben Radsn, ioipie b5ie S6nitipunpen
am 2opfe. Die Staliener ntfloben bier'
auf unbelditiet uno oer 8erleste narb
na1 einen nabeitebenben Soiel eenom'
men unb feline Wunesn psrbunben. Nm
Rontas tpuroen 8et5afisbsfebIe fiir bic
lnoroluitissn StaIiener ausBefeut.
(GarbOnpaIs sSrrsiponSsni.)
- 3pei masfr,e 8dubsr nabmsn
Iebts @ohe i'm o. & 5. Sofe bem Sobn
Song Sll.46 ab.
- ginbreher troIIten am Donneritap
Radt bic WaIib Dobnuns an Cottage
Strabe beiuden, ipuroen aber bon ben
Ra4barn pertrisben.
-Sobn 8. Gbomas. ber friibere @s.
ri&isi1reiber bss Counties. 1T ssfern
ais unisr Pofmeiiter ernannt poroen
uno tpirb aud unspeifelbaft iOfort be.
itdtiei tperoen. y
- Weil lis anssbIid Elm unorbentIites
9auS on Dunoaff S:raBe beirieben.
nurben am Dienfas SIorenee Tuttls
emma CUNT une 2psie @pans oem Alosr
mann Sones porsefdbrt. Das @pani
Wdbden 1T nod isbr jung uno ssitant
lbr 8ereeben elm, tporauf iie Der SlOrenet
Niljlon in SCRANTON iibsrianot purbs.
= George S&r5ber. Irsibsr far
Alporo & Dlale, nurbe am SamtaI
our1 oas WlIoperbsn Der 8feroe unite
ben umsshObeuen 8asen seporfsn, bel
absr on ben 3dssln fsf. iObab bic pfsrb
niHt ausreiben tOnnien unb snlfam ielbi
nit msbrsrsn fsbr iGmsrslidsn S8ram
men.
= Die aIte 6rapitp 8abn 3pii&e
SoneSbale uno GarbOnoale bat an
Sonntae aufssb6rt su sriittrsn, inbsr
eipa 1000 Wdnner iie Ourd Reulesun
BON Sbienen in cine Dampfbabn per
panbeltsn. Die Nrbeit tpurbe am Sonn
tag Noresn um nbr in ansriff as
nommsn unb Dor ginheQune Der Ddm
meruns bssnbst. SsitNontae fabren nu
r,sslmdbise Damphase dber bic Strsd
is1smal tdBli&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
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