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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
g 3 o IN n.

ibrem Gbaratter unb ibrer 5iiGe; Bal
men, 9ananeu. Wansos, platansn,
Sransen unb GocpsnubbGume rpeGs
ieln nit chamber ab uno bic berrlihs
item 8lumen I9miiden bic 9anoI6aft
iiberu1. Die rsi9en S6Gbe Der Hatrir
iino bur9 bic geI9idte Sdnb bes Mens
Iden nod gu 9rDBerer 9oltpmmen6eit
9ebrd4t unb oeritGnbise Gultur 5eigt
iiberal, oaB Der iiberaus er9iebiss 8os
ben boil a~usgenuBt pirb. Samaica
lit tbatiG9li9 elm e%inaiser, u~n9ebeuerer
9arten, beiIen Sepo6nsr iiG zines
fprttpGbrenben Sommers erfreuen.
Die Sniel fam i'm Sabre 1856 in engz
lii9en 9eiib, als bic llrbeppbner beis
nabe pOlitGnoig auseerottet fpuren
uno oeren 9erinee Reite in ben @ebirs
gen 3uflu6tsitGtten seIu9t batten.
9iele Sabre mar Samdiea elm Renbess
pous BON Seerdubern, bis bic enqlis
f9en Sriegsidiffe benz Y~irutenunipes
len Elm Gnoe md9tsn. Die gplonialz
re9terung oatirt ans benz Sabre 1861
unb oas unfGnsli9 is6r eng be9renste
Selbitperpultunssrs4t purbe almGiiq
ertpeitsrt. Sur 3eit ipirb bic 8etpobs
ner5ubl uuf 100000 ssf6Gbt, unter
oenen it4 nur 5000 WeiBe unb etfpa
10000 uiiatiI9e aulis befinben; bic
ungebeuere MebrSabl biIben bic Nads
tommen Der einitmuls als Sflopen im>
portirten afritanif9en Reeer. Die
Sauptftaot &in9fton, nit 10000 Sim
ipobnern, liset an Der SiioIeite Der sSn>
iel unb ni9t nett bapon SpaniIb
Sopn, bic alte 9auptItabt; anoere
pldBe BON 9sbsutung iinb BORT Mas
ria, Montego Bah. 6almoutte, port
@ntonio unb BORT Morant. SSnbus
itrie uno 9anbel, bic emit piel perIpres
6enb paren, iino in Sclse Der BON
Gnslanb auferlesten 9arifsR eitrictios
men in ben leBten Subren Su~riidgssans
gen uno Solgen Der aa9emeinen De-
p%refion iinb bic iiinsiten rssierunsss
SsinOli9en Semonitrdtionen. 3u ben
bsItebenbsn S6pierigteiteu mag uud
bic abI9affung Der Stlaperei bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Sauptfabt, griSa.topn, uno untsrbalt

SauptItabt, gribs.tospn, unS unterbdlt
umfansrei4e 9unbelsbsoiebunsen.
Die 8srmu6as seb0ren Stpar i'm
ftrengen Sinne nidt au 8rit.I9sWeits
inbien, aber ie ionen in ben porssidlas
genen Suuid nit einbeSosen tperben.
8ieIe t%auIenb 4meritansr beiuden
biefe Snieln in iebem Winter uno bsss
baIb iinb lie uu9 better betannt. 8ors
siisIi4e 9otsls finben fi9 in berSuupts
itubt Sumilton, mo piele rsi9e @nsldns
Der unidfis iinO unb in beren 9afen
tets cine an3ubl engIif9er Sriegss
f6iffe antert.
DAB bic srobs MebrSdbl Der 8stppbs
nsr BON 9ritiI9 : Weitinbien einen
4nI9luB an bic Der. Staten tpiinfdt,
lit nit 8iidii9t uuf bic %beitebenben
Sunbelsbe5iebunsen pobl ertlGrli4,
aber SniI6en benz bloben Wunf9 unO
ieiner @usfiibruns liest cine gar ges
puItige Sluft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

ienem Sbeile Der Delt eritreden ii9 in
einem Salbfreis fait BON Der &iifte
6loriba's bis our Miinbung bes Oriz
npeco unb beitehen aus elmer llnsdbl
BON Snieln, bic in 9r0be BON Inns
fange bes Staates Connecticut bis Su
tinem bloBen Selienriff pariiren. Sir
administrative 3pede bat England
Sieien unsebeueren 4r9ipel in cine Qns
3a6l BON 9ruppen eetbsilt, BON benen
Samaiea nit ben Na9bdrinieln bic
9r0bte iein biirfte. Damn tommsn bic
Surt's unb Gaieos : SnIeln, bic 9abas
mas, bic 2eefparb : SnIeln, ct. G6riz
TOPPER, Dominica, Mpntferrdt, bic
@irgins, bic Winbparb : Snfeln, 8ars
6abos unb S~rinibub, 2lqes in 4llem
iieben Regierungsgruppen. Samaicd
1T bic gr0Bte unb in man9en 8e5iss
bungen bic bebeutenbite englii9e Be-
itBuns in Weitinoien. Die SnIel Iiegt
etpa 100 Wieilen iiibli9 BON benz DIT
snbe bon Cuba unb pirb aus benz Rors
ben our9 bic Winoparb : PaTage err
rei6t. Wa6rI9etnlt9 Dultanii6en
nriprun9s, bat bic Sniel einen ents
i4ieoen gebirsigen Gbarutter unb i'm
Snnern 9ers9ipfel BON 1000 SUB
9Dbe. 3ubGpie DaferlGufe itrOmen
BON ben Bergen uno ergiebsn ii9 in bas
Meer, nu9bem fie berrllden SbGlern.
beren S4pnbett unb Sru6tburteit an
ben 9arten @ben erinnert, ibr belebens
bes unb befru6tenbes NaB ssIpenbet
baben. Die GlOru 1T trOpii4 in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

nab alien Ssiten in bic 1a6enb ausz
einanbsrpei6enbe. iugenOlide Mengs
tapfer S9ldge a~ustbeilen. !Sinter III
senb elmer Sede. irsenb elmer Sbiir
purSeln lie pl0Bli9 berpor. tpie aus Der
GrOe gepa9isn. 9dum Iinb lie in bic
GrI9einung 9etreten. 10 besiunt bic
nilbs Sago. nGaubmann 9uubs
manni" font es ppn alien Seiten.
Damn to1t Der INNER msbr untpu6s
isnbs Saufen iiber Murtt unb @aFen,
his Der miioe ge%pOrSent CRIME llnbplb
irsenbpo pieoer ben 9lidsn sntI9pin>
bet.
Sn einigen WaIbo0rfern berrI9t
nod Die Site Der nPfinsitbrdute".
am s~ipeiten pfinsitmOrgen MAIDEN ii9
bic Wdbden Der 0Orfi9uIe uuf unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
9fngfen lit G6iiringen.

9leidfam bur6poben nit benz
9riin, bas in unerI9Opfli9er 5ii1e
unb pra9t bic bp9Seitli9e @rbe
f6miidt unb benz armieli9Itsn Sled
6en einen itilen S9immer BON
Slid perlsibt, finb RE llraItsn pfinsIt,
gebrdu9e, pelle in ben meiften Sc
senoen Seutf9lanbs, Defenders dbs-
in Sbiirinsen beOba9tet peroen. Cine
Der liebli9iten Sittsn, i'm 5biiriuger
Daloe lit oas QusI6miiden Der Silent
den 2uufbrunnen. DAB bas @Obens
oieitit unb SeioenbralHh emit par -
fper Oentt beute nod baran9 @el6es
BON ben 9inbern, Die bieIen Gultus
beute nod aajdbrli9 iiben, neib etipas
prn ben Quelnpmpben unb fsgsnipen>
oerben SDttern Der @rbe, benen bic
alten @ermanen emit our Sriiblingss
feter an ben 8runnen opferten, bamit
ibnen bas t0itlide Nab niemdls pers
iiese9! S6on pp9enlung Oorber ges
ben &inoer bon Saus gu Saus, nm
mittels @inIdreibliIten tleias 9eitrdys
ein5uiammeln, Die n0tbigen Soften bes
Grunneni4mudes bamit beItreiten gu
tDnnen. Qusgeblaiene @ier iperben
sierli9 berlalt, 8etten BON buntem Yds
pier getlebt, 9epinbe bon Si9tenlaub
bergeitelIt, SrGn5e gebunben unb Iol6e
nit 9ilOern ooer einem 8oeen pupier
ausgefiiat, auf Dem Elm turSer Pfingits
grub, tpobl au9 elm Ielbitsereimtes &C.
bidt ieinen plab finOet. 9dnbI9leis
fen, 5Gbn4en polenoen bann ben
S6mud. Dim Acknowledgements bilz
ben Ii9 UNI Die Dfientli9en Drummer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

S9rise bsisetrasen babsn. Ben Der
Ginfuhr i'm Wertbe BON $12,O0O,000
i'm Sabre tommt sttpa bic SGlfte aus
ben Ser. Staten; bic 4usfubr bat
einen @ertb BON $40. 900. nimmt
aber itstis ub. 6riiber fpielts bic
3uderinbuitrie cine gelpaltiee ROle,
aber felt @%erbrdnsung bes RobrSuders
Sur9 ben Riiben5uder lit bies anoers
seporben. gu ben pi4tisiten ause
fubrartiteln geb6rt Rum unb neuerz
btngs bat aud bic Siibfru9teultur
bur9 cine ameritanil4e @cIenI9aft
lebbafte G0rberuns %erfubren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

ertperb in Der S9pdmms unb Perlz
mutterinbuitrie unb bic Qusfubr bate
i'm perflphenen Sabr einen Wertb bon
100000, pGbreno bic ginfubr etipas
geringer mar. Nur 81 Snieln Der 8dz
bamagruppe iinb bepobnt unb 5ipur
meiitens bon Nesern; Die @eIammts
@inpobner5abl betrGgt $4,000. Die
Suuptitabt Gafuu nit 10000 gins
ppbnern bilbet einen beliebten Dinters
a~ufent6alt fir rsi9e Imeritaner.
4uber Rep 9ropibence iino Ilaco,
Sarbor Sslanb, @leutbera, Raggeb
Sslunb, Rum Seq, Gong Sslanb, Gong
Seb, @reat Bahama, Cat Sslanb,
Surt's, 4dlin unb @aicps bic bebeus
tenbiten Snfeln Der 8ubamas.
Die englii9en 8eiiBunsen in Der
Sn5eltette, ipelde bic tleinsn, 4ntiaen
bilben, tOnnen an SdOnbeit nit alien
2Gnbern unieres planeten pstteifsrn.
Die bsbeutenbiten Snieln iinb ct. 2us
cid, Ct. 8incent, ct. Gbriitopber, bic
9rsnabinen. 9renaba, Barbados unb
Sriniouo. Delder Der erite S9Ons
~beitsprsis gebiibrt, lit f9psr gu Iasen.
Ollie baben elm rumantiI4 : pittorestes
Iusieben, bod ragenbe 8eree nit etpiz
gem 9riin inb reiSenbe Sdfen nit tleis
men Stdot9en, beren Sdus9en iid an
bas 5pii9en benz Meers uno ben Siis
geln liegenoe @elGnbe I6miesen. Ollie
iinb pobl cultipirt unb BON uni9einerb
5ufriebenen Meni9sn bepobnt. Ct.
2ucia gilt ullsemein als cine Der I90ns
fen, tpenn nidt bic i4Dnite Der sunaen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Ser Spreetnnnel.

Gin Wsrt, has LANCE 3sit fir uns
mOgli9, pber penieitens fir tuum
ausfiibrbar gebalten purbe, bas dber
nit Riidii9t auf bic fteigenOen 8erz
tebrsperbdltnife 9erlins bringenb GEE
boten mar, 1T por tur5er 3eit bon Der
r@eieli9aft fir ben 9au BON Inter
grunobabnen" beenbet fporbsn. SO 1T
bas Der unter Der Spree bur9gefibr!e
Sunnel 5pii6en ben beiben i'm Often
bon Berlin ge%legenen 8ororten Stras
lau unb Sreptop. Dab bic anlase eis
nes tunnels fait unm0slt9 erI9ien,
bate ietnsn 9runp in ben 8pbenpsrs
bGltnifen, bu Der %untersrunb 8erlins
fait nur aus Sriebiano, nit @aHer
perfebt, beitebt.
Die SerItellungspeiie mar besbaIb
aud cine gang eigene. Inter anDens
buns BON prebluft, psl9e bas Gins
brinsen BON Wafer berbinbsrn IOlts,
puroe Elm 8ruiti9ilb nit einem Druid
BON $50 = 400 Q~tmoIpbdren porgez
briidt. Die Gntferrung bes Dor benz
8ruftidilOe lagernben 8Obens ssi9ab
in Der @eiie, baB bur9 bier in Der
porosren @bi6lubpanb an9ebyu9te
&lappen berielbe in ben 8ortriebupz
parat bereinssbolt unb mad riidpGrts
bur9 ben bereits fertis seItelten Sbeil
bes Sunnsls transpprtirt purbe. Nu9
Gntfsrnuns bes porlasernben 9obens
tunnte bann Der S9ilb iopeit Oorse>
briidt perben, fpie gum Ginbauen zines
Sunnelringes Plas erforberIi4 mar,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

ftarte 9ruppen bon Ginbern uno grz
pa9ienen. Bier I9lants 2Grbenbdus
me, ibrer unteren 3peige beraubt, tuers
ben au Seiten Der 8runnen i'm 8tered
eingerummt. @n unb spii6en linen
iperoen bann bic Settsn unb @eipinoe
BON @riin, Giern uno 9upier anges
6ra9t, bic I9pebenben &rGnse befez
itigt, bic Subnen feItsebunben, limb
man Itebt berum, freut fi9 Der ppnens
oeten Irbeit uno bdlt bann cine Wanz
berung bon Drummer gu Drummer. gu
ben edit tbiiringer 9fin9itgebrdu9en
SGblen ferner bic aud ionit pielDerbreiz
teten WaeinfeIte, pel9e ii9erli9 elm
lleberbleibiel Der frobli9en 8eranftaI=
tungen altbeibniI9er Sriiblinssfeier
barite[len. Dor Der SorfIderte ooer
auf benz 9emsinbednger pirb Der ge>
paltig unb i9ldnt pie Elm Maitbdum
%aufrugenbe Muienbaum aufgepflanSt.
@r bilbet ni9t nur Elm lodenbes 3iel
fir ale fiibnen &lsiterer, bic broben
in Der 8rone bes TAFT ipiegelglutt ubgez
f9Glten 9aumes bdnSenben @etpinne
gu srrinsen - TaI9entiider, Sabuts=
pfeifen, nit serinsem Snbult sefiiate
9elbtaBen : er 1T aud Der Mittels
punt Der StGtte, auf Der, periooii9
nieOertebrenb, bic bGuriI9en &iinIts
Ter irgeno Elm 8oltsItiid nit beimatbs
li6sm Snbalte CUR Quffiibruns brinz
gen. Srgenb Elm ODrfli4er 9i4ter bat
in ieinen Mubeitunben bieies r9ras
ma" einmul Sure6tsesimmert.
Mit benz pfingitfeite tau4en aud
bic "iogendnnten 2aubmGnner auf. sic
beleben fir bic nG9Itsn paar Woden
bas Dffenfli9e Bib. @s Iinb Sumeiit
bdlbpii6Iise Burden, bic pom Sppf
bis gu ben 6iBsn pOIitGnbis in frts
f9es 2aub gsbii1t erI9einen, 10 bi4t
permummt, baB ipeber 9eii6t nod
SGnbe ii9tbar psrben. Sn Der Re9s
ten balten iie cine @erte, nit Der lie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

Sommsrfriidler Tin sinsm Dirtbss
baus, in benz ii9 Elm 8ausrntbeuter
befinbet): nDas iifs, Serr @irtb,
pann pirb pieber einmal oas Slid:
Der blutise @slbbeutel uuf Der
S9ienaIm" segeben, in BEN bic 8aus
ern 10 natiirli9 raufen?"
8irtb: rSu pifen g. bas Slid
fam nur dae IA Sag dufg'fiibrt pers
ben, peil's bait INNER 10 lang
brau9t, bis bic Suuptipisler rpieoer
J'funo iino."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
0ie d B + n.

a6Ii9tist. Die gntfernung bstrGgt ca.
neun MeiIen. Sdulen tperben auf Der
gan5en Strede erri6tet unb bic ca. 10
SUB breite 8ubn pirb Gus ein.m glat=
ten 9retterbelase sebiIoet tperOen; UNI
bas abitiir5en in bic Siefe gu perbiis
ten, pirb bic 8abn auf beiben Ssiten
nit elmer bur9bro9enen 9ruitpebr
bon 4 SUB SDbe einoefaBt. 9tbenbs
pirb Die 8abn nit 9aternen etleu9tet.
I'm isbem Rabfabrer bic 9enuBung
bieier 8abn 81 erm0sli9en, fpirb nur
elm minimaIss Deseselb erboben ipsrs
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

. U
b. b. um ca. so Gentimeter 8reite, bic
bur6 S6rauben aneinunoergefiigt
uno bann bon innen nit einem Gez
mentpuB BON ca. II Gentimeter StGrte
berieben tpuroen.
Die Sunnelanlugs ia! cine 9ez
iammtldnge bon SSH Meter, ipopon
na9 qb5us Der Rampsn 454.17 Msz
ter auf ben eigentliden Sunnel entail
len. Der Ii9te Sur9mefer bes Sun>
nels lit $3.50 Meter.
Der 8ertebr bur6 ben Sunnel ION
bur9 cine sIsttrii9s 9n6n permitted
iperoen. .
8eIOnbers lit berporsubeben, bab
bieier unterirOii9e Sunnel Der eriie in
europa lit, Der in bsrartigem @etGnbe
berseItellt, unb ~iiberbaupt Der erIte 1T,
Der i9arfe 8riimmunsen 3. 9. nit Ell
mem Rabius BON So unb 80 Meter
a%ufpeift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
|.

3ieGb,nubt. - .Serr
S9ulse mar lpobl BON ieber iebr 5iels
bepuBt9" = Limb OBJ! Der lit ia i6on
als Sobn zines @tlionGrs auf bic
Wslt %getommen."
Mtbpsrfunben SrGus
lein (duf Dem poli5eiumte): SD babe
Elm sOlosnes Ser5 sefunben." S9uBs
mann: pRun, boffentli4 Iinb sic nit
ibm sliidli4!"
3 Der 9 9miere. gam.
letbdrteler (bei Der S9miere): AID,
!Serr Director, i'd bin pl6bli9 better
geporben!" Director: ~Wa9t nicts,
ba Ioufflisren sic einfu9 unb Der
SOuffIsur pirb ben SamIst i%pisI.R!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Gin 9 dag.

8%eraubter: nOds portefeuile. pel=
DIES sic mir geraubt babsn, sntbdlt
mein gan3ss 8srmOsen. SEPT lam i4
betteln seben."
RGuber: sWiHen sic mas. i6
perbs nit Dem 8elbe elm neues 2eben
dnfaugsn unb ba t0nnsn Sic oann ia
meme praris in oieiem @albs iiber>
nebmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

-unerfHfItss 9srfpres
d zen. S9nsibsr: sd fam ni4t
LANCER tpurten; Dor feds Nonaten
bab'n's mir f4On s'Iogt, Sbrs rei6e
Sunte pirb iterben, balm aber bis
ieBt nod nidt WOrt s'balten."
= StoBfeussr. Sunser Por'
trGtmaler: sd babe ben 9errn Baron
auf benz bsittlten 8ilbe 10 gut getrofs
fen = bod tpenn i9 iebt mein Sonos
rur bubsn min, 1T Ct = ME 5u trtf'
fsB!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

~. @as, 5rau Ra66arin, SIR
Wlann tommt INNER 10 ipGt bonn
Wirtbsbaus beim? 0as bah i9 meis
mem Mann Idngit ~abselp0bnt. Sebesz
nal, ipenn er na9 balb elf ll6r beims
gefOmmen, bah ih i'm nit einem gros
ben 9Ias @aFer empfanssn, oas sr
aur Strafe trinten mubte! SeBt tommt
sr ME mebr ipdter ais Inn sebn ubr
rta9 SauIe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Grfter @ebante.

Grst: pc. sir Sbren unsesriffsnsn
Gals mare entI9ieben feu4te Wdrme
gut"
Stubiofus: rSie meinen alfo, i'd
Iol' bus 8isrtrinten ldfen unb mid
an ben 9rosg bdlten9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

sieb.n in tlsinen Srupps, filnf Biz
feds 3amerabinnen sepObnli9, fins
genb BON Saus gu Saus, freunblid
Derabrei9te 9uben einiammelnb. Dor
isbem SauIe i6lieben bic MGb9en
bunn einen 9reis nm bic gfinsitbruut
unb luFen babel ibre 2ieber ert0nen.
The oasis., 1899-11-18
The Willy Celestial Connublator
 Again in the Tolls.
HABAEs CORPUS ENyOKED.
Hot the United States Treasury Depart ment Orders Him Held at
 All Hazards.

When the special agent of the United States treasury, MT. w. E.. Pulliam, ordered the arrest Of Lee Sing, the alleged head of the ring or Chinese smugglers, in which 1t has been more than once asserted that ex' Collector Chenoweth was implicated, he fully intended the willy celestial should be given chance Go tell what he knows in court. When the mon gol was turned loose by Court Commis- sioner Mix, through the interposition of Collector Chenoweth, Mr. Puliiam made up his mind that there must be some strong reason why the intefposi- tion Of the power of the collector should have been eNerted Go release the prisoner. And when he learned that that was the second time Mr Chenoweth had exerted bis authority to release Lee Sing from arrest-the first time having been at Tucson af- ter Doctor Adair had arrested Lee Sing at Calabasas with band of clan destine Chinamen he had smuggled into the country Mir Pullam all the more determined that the Chinaman should appear in United States court. tn this connection 1t is not amiss to state that Doctor Adair made ailidayit that the Chinamen he mad arrested told him, while he was conveying them to Tucson, that they had paid Chenoweth one hundred dol lars each to be permitted to enter the country without hindrance; and that affidayit Was put in evidence against Mir. Chenoweth in the recent iuyesti- gation by Messrs. smith and Power special agents of the treasury depart- ment.
 Mir. Pulliam was aware that Lee Sing passes back and forth across the line at Nogales with impunity, the customs force winking at his evasion of the exclusion act, but showing their vigilance in enforcement of that law in arresting any poor Chinaman who chances to come across -as they did with the cook of Mir. Bonillas and others who might be mentioned; and he made up his mind to nave iIim again arrested. So he reported the matter to the secretary of the treas ury, who instructed Mir. J. F Put nam, Chinese inspector, to come from Fl Paso and make the arrest the first time he should hud that Lee Sing had come over.
 In pursuant to instructions Mr. Putnam came to Nogales to accom- plish the desire.of his superior auth ority But in very little time he discovered that the "push' were shadowing him, and that they no doubt kept Lee Sing advised of his movements; because the Chinaman warily remained upon the safe side of the line. Realizing that he could ac. complish nothing alone MT. Putnam consulted with Colonel W. P. Harlow and requested that gentlemen to give him assistance in capturing the celes-
The oasis., 1899-11-18
tial. Colonel Harlow said to him;

Paso, Phoenix, or anywhere, and send me warrant for the arrest of Lee Sing and in the course of little time I will see that you have him. After you have sent me the warrant you come to Calabasas, Crittenden, or Benson, somewhere within easy reach, and await developments"
 MT. Putnam did as advised. Within few days Colonel Harlow received a warrant for arrest which he put in his pocket. A couple of days afterward Mr. Putnam wrote him that he was at Crittenden buying cattle." liar, low set several trusty persons watch ing for the celestial wanted, and every day or two would hear Uf the crafty mongol being upon this side of the line, but always too late to catch him. He carried the warrant fully two weeks without result; bnt the China man was daily becoming bolder, and Harlow knew it would be matter of but little time before he would fall into the trap,
 Saturday last MT. Putnam wrote IIarlow; It is very lonesome up here. Telegraph me whether you are alive
 Harlow wired reply;
 "I will have that bunch of steers ready for delivery Tuesday
 sunday morning as Harlow was coming from an erTand across the line he was met at the door of bis office by one of hls lookouts, who breathlesSly informed him that Lee Sing was in Charley Sings place, in building near Roy & Titcomb's new structure. He hurried down the street, meeting Jailer Dave Saunders few doors away from the Chinese store where he expected to find his quarry. Handing Mir. Saunders the document Harlow said:
 Here is a warrant l want you to serve"
 "Who is it for?"
 There is no time to reply to ques- tions now. Come along and do your duty and l will tell you all about it afterward.n
 The two gentlemen entered the store, and as they did so the merchant excitedly called out something in Chinese. Immediately there was a disturbance in the back room, into which Harlow quickly pushed, finding his man rushing frantically to the back door, with an evident intention of reaching Nelson avenue, and through that thoroughfare to safety upon the other side of the line.
 Before the hapless heathen could get through the door Harlow had him bsy bsy tthlie collar.
 "Wha for?" was his agonized in- Qury.
 Come along and we will show you what for,n was the reply.
 At the jail the warrant of arrest was read. When the reading was completed Lee Sing said:
 "I am citizen of Mexico"
 Harlow replied: 'I am not the judge of the court; you make that plea before him."
 Harlow then went to his office, prepared and sent a telegram to Chinese Inspector Putnam informing that official that the man for whom he had so long waited was in jail. MT. Putnam came down from Crit tenden that night.
 But there was an evident intention
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Court Commissioner Mix would be again induced to interpose his auth ority to release the Chinaman. In fact between five and six o'clock Sun day evening he became apprised of preparation of papers in habeas cor Dus proceedings He went immediate ly to the office of the clerk of the dis trict court and at 5:55 he found Mir. Mix, sitting as territorial court com missioner, issuing a writ returnable before him at six O'clock--in just five minutes. Flewelling, Dave Saunders, (who had been disciplined for aiding Harlow in the arrest Hathaw y and others were all there.
 To this unheard of proceeding Colo nel Harlow immediately protested claiming that the government of the United States should be given some notice of the time of return of the writ, and that the day being a non judicial day any such proceeding would be illegal. He asserted further that courts usually did not issue writs of habeas corpus on Sunday, except in extreme cases, where life and death are involved and a delay until Monday would put the applicant for writ past all remedy. With the brazen effrontery which characterlzes all Inc proceduse of the push" Duffy, who was representing the applicant for the writ demanded Harlew's auth ority for representing the Unit, d States. Harlow then told them point blank that if the prisoner was released upon that writ he would immediately re.arrest the man any and one who in. terfered would be killed. Harlow kept the discussion open until the evening train arrived with Inspector Putnam, who walked in with a big star openly displayed on the outside of his coat. That sort of Quieted down the matter little, the consideration of the writ was deferred until ten o'clock Monday morning. MT. Putnam then went to the jail with Colonel Harlow and De- putty Sheriff Flewelliug and took charge of he prisoner, leaving him in Flewelling's custody for safety. The writ was served on Flewelling.
 Monday morning Deputy Sheriff Flewelling. in accordance with the command of the writ brought Lee Sing before Commissioner Mix, sitting as territorial commissioner. Colonel Harlow represented the United States and F. J. Duffy the prisoner. Duffy asked discharge of the prisoner on tie asserted ground that at the time of his former arrest Commissioner Mix case) had decreed that the prisoner wds lawfully within the boundaries of the United States, that if he was law fully in the country then he was law fully so upon this occasion, and that the court was bound to take cogni-
 
 zance of the former arrest and release and again release him.
 Harlow opposed release upon he ground that in habeas corpus the doc urine of res adjudicata does not follow, and further that it was not competent for this court to go into the lawful ness or unlawfulness of the prisoners detention, but that, quoting the law, the power of court commissioner in habeas corpus cases extended only into the power of the court issuing the warrant of arrest and the validity of the warrant upon it's face. Counsel contended that Commissioner Culver, xv ho iccuad tha warrant pf arrpst sat