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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
Election officers Named.

The following appointments of elcc-
tion officers were made yesterday by
the court for districts in this city:
Charles J. O'Boyle, judge of election
of the Second district of the Sixth. to
| fill the "GCanCy caused by the death of
James J. OMallcy.
Charles Il. Phillips majority inspector
| of the First district of the Eleventh ward
to fill the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
| tion of William Ehrhardt.
Frank Farnham, judge of election of
| tho Second district Of the Eleventh ward
| TO fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Charles Webber, jr.
Peter Neuls, judge of election of the
First district of the Eleventh ward to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Philip Hartman.
William II. Walter, Judge OF election
of the Second district OF the Nineteenth
ward to fill the vacancy caused by .he
resignation of Fred G. SNYDER
Thomas j. Reynolds, Judge of election
OF the Second district of the Fifteenth
ward to fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moval from the district of Thomas r.
Morgans.
James Reese. judge of election of the
First district of the First ward.
r. i. Grambo, majority inspector of
the First district of the Ninth ward to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
| of Ira Mitchell.
+, j. Logan, judge of election of the
First district of the Twcnty-frst ward to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the removal
from the district of Thomas Hart.
The following appointments were
made for districts outside the city:
James Meehan, minority inspector of
the Second ward of Dickson City borough
| to Ill the vacancy caused by the removal
of Peter Meehan.
Richard j. Watkins, appointed major
| ity inspector of the Fourth ward of Tay-
| lor borough to fill the vacancy caused
| by the resignation of George Marsh.
William Repp, appointed judge of cleo
| tion OF the First district of Old Forge
township to fill the vacancy caused by
| the resignation of W. j. Corbett.
John f. Roche, appointed majority in
spector of election for the Second dis
| trict of Fell township to fill a vacancy
| caused by the resignation of Michael
| Grady.
The following polling places were
| changed yesterday by order of the
| court: Second ward of Dickson City
was removed to the lot of J. A. Bar
ron on Jackson street; Second district
| Of the Twentieth ward of Scranton
was removed to building at 1903 Pros
| pcct avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The Delaware and Hudson Canal
company has placed orders for $50 box
cars with the Union Car company of
Buffalo, n. T., and 1000 hopper gon.
dola cars, to be divided between the
Milton car works OF Milton, Pa. and
the Jackson and Woodin Car Building
company of Berwick, Pa.
1t is said that the Lehigh alley rail-
road is making arrangements to have
their foundry work done by contract
Martin Bros, Of Buffalo. accompanied
by several Lchigh officials We're at
Weatherly, Pa, last week, looking for
site upon which to erect a foundry.
1t is suggested that the citizens and
mechanics of the above town get to-
gether and erect foundry and secure
the benefit of such a move as is SEEM
ingly contemplated by the Lehigh VAL
lev officials.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
AT ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL.
Services Held in Observance of Ash
"Wednesday.

The advent of the Lenten season
was observed at st. Peters cathedral
yesterday with masses at $50, z and s
o'clock, the latter a solemn high mass.
The officers of the mass were: Rev.
J. "A. O'Reilly, celebrant; Rev. d. ].
MacGoldrick. deacon; Rev. p. j.
Cough, sub-deacon. and Rev. ]. j. B.
Feeley, master of ceremonies. r..
Rev. NJ. j. Hoban oiflciated at the Z
o'clock mass and Father Feeley was
celebrant of the early mass. Services
held last night consisted of a sermon
and benediction OF the blessed sacra-
ment. Rev. j. A. O'Reilly officiatcd.
There will be a sermon every We'd
nesday night during Lent for the con-
gregation in general and every Sum
day evening for men only. on FRI
day evenings at $50 there will be sta
tions of the cross, meditations on the
journey to Calvary in the Cathedral
for adults and those who have to work
during the day, and on Friday after
Moons at 4 o'clock the school children
and others not engaged during the
day will attend the stations in College
chapel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
DIVORCED FROM BLIsCoE,
sorely Tried Woman Separated from
Her Inhuman Husband.

Judge Edwards yesterday granted a
divorce to Mrs. Susie Bliscoe from
Frank Bliscoe to whom she was mar
ried on July Z, 1894. They lived on
Twenty-second street, in this city, un-
I'll May IA, 1898, when Bliscoc turned
his wife out of doors. He frequently
beat and kicked her prior to the night
on which he turned her from his house.
At the hearing of the case two weeks
ago ii was stated that two children
were born to the BliscoeS and thar
Bliscoe put one of them on the stove
and burned it to death.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16

George w. Cramer. OF Greenfield, aud
Geonge w. Beemer, of Newton town
ship, were yesterday appointed view
ers of the proposed road in Scott town
ship leading to Indian Hollow.
on motion of Attorney Arthur Dunn,
Attorney William J. Douglass was yes
terday admitted 10 practice in the
courts of Lackawanna county.
The report of the viewers who as
sessed the costs ana damages of Sec
tion d Of the Fifth sewer district was
confirmed finally by the court yester-
day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
THE JUNIOR SEWING CIRCLE
Made a Handsome Present to the
Home for the Friendless.

The Junior Sewing circle of the East
Market Street Primitive Methodist
church were guests at the Home for
the Friendless yesterday afternoon. In
Cidcnt to their visit. the Home was
presented with a handsome quilt. made
by the sewing circle, and a large guam
tity of groceries and dry goods. Rev.
Charles Prosser, pastor of the primi-
tive church, made the speech of pres
entation.
The gifts were heartily received, and
was a very agreeable surprise to the
recipients. The children and pastor
were accompanied by Mrs. A. Wells,
Mrs. Evan Powell Mrs j. Hartshorn,
Miss L. Price and Miss f. Foster.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
Yesterdays Marriage License.
Court House News Notes.

George Stevenson, county surveyor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
REFEREES REPORT
IS SET ASIDE
CASE OF BEACH AGAINST CITY
WILL BY HEARD BY JURY.

In an Opinion Filed Yesterday Judge
r. w. Archibald Set Aside the Re
port of Referee L. P. Wedeman and
Granted a New Trial-The Report
in Question Awards Mrs. Elizabeth
Beach Damages in the Sum of
Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-16
EFFECT OF GRADING

But it is said that the effect of grading
the street in that particular shape has
been to gather large quantity Of water
and cast it upon the plaintiffs land.
Where the city by grading diverts water
from its natural course ana carries 1t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
ON alt nn nllr.

9nelanos9 anobru9s bureau
bar uoitsbt ct fOreIsbi9t SOerilas, iom
letter 9anbsts auIins Of 9peos | 1899
til $500, 1926 8uibeIs mob $685.
$50 Yulbels / 1898.
arrefterer in grooer. SfsIse
ct Telegram fra 8%onltantinopeI bar
oultanen label fin 8rooer os preiump'
tine @frerfeIssr, Yrins M 0 ) ammo b
Refbao @ffeuoi arreltere beifplot
for 0%eiforraoeri. Oct paaitaas, at
ben pralumptiue aruins er ben leoenbe
Aonb / en- 8ompIot, iom saar uo paa at
opbiole abbul 9amios misfOrnej.
eoe atlantic Qiusarbe til at gore Oprer
mob FIN 9erre, betroniie re BAN % ieits
bans Drober paa bet ottomanife Ni9es
1rone. Gn Mansbs Gprfer, iom Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
&atine, isis.

8oItor SersiIb fra Qeenab uar |
8peu f%orleoen Dag.
Dor Jreliers Menisbeb (Sotor
6olm) bar 2O3 Bsrn / jim SDnousss
Ifole.
= 5lere unse Der fra 8pen er reiIte
til 0anmart / SulebeleJ.
= Yeo Nptcarstio pleler Sernbane.
ieIlfnberne at nebl9tte fine B,leiprilsr
til IA for &etur, ps en- iaaoan Neolets
telie fan ianoipnlisuis o9iaa pentes /
aar. Der bliuer oerfor en- rig og biz
Zig Mnleonius for ucenbpsboenoe til at
oeltase / MisiOns= % un9oomsmsbsrne
/ Smmauels 8irfe, os mango bsr be-
nptte 2~eiliebeoen til at oare meb | be
0nee Der / &actne. 5lere fremmeoe
Yralter er inbbubne til at tnle. Spr
frit Opbolo oil Der blipe isrset, bpis
man / aoo 9ib melber FIT &omme 0e
ispriSt 8efenotssrelien).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

ON qiuei. Iaalebes fem BET arter li9 paa
6erbereet be mango @ange ON Da9en
-1rat. Der iort9ler pm 5eil o9 6oIo
= o9iaa ON OpreisnIns % 8eli9ueIie.
De tsrre Jal, Tom en- laaoan Beretnin9
feIpisIeeli9 maa inoeboloe, meboeIer, at
6erberaet bet forlsbns Nar bur etpsi
9aatteIp til 5,572 Ysrioner, % at Der er
fol9t ll2.676 Portioner Wiboa9smob.
l15. 600 Ropper 6oiie % 1e, go. $40
StaaI parm WaIt iorioen Wasier at
5rotoitretter os Smsrrebreo, iom Der
intet 3nl hopes paa.
IA Brilen Tor be leuereoe Barer Ell ube:
tpoeli3, % oa gioraSene til 6erberset
lite lirsmmer lpnb,rIt9t liuli9t ino, op:
piIer Re9nitabet ct unoerifub paa ca.
5000 6r.. foruoen at 9erber9et for lee
petebe 8arer ftpther ct li9nenbs Veleb.
9anbmanb Z B ON c II bar ioIst
fin omtrent As 6ettar fore 9lenoom
msb 9aseri for $4,000 Wart til ben
tplfs Reserins, Der uiI Ias9e eanbet inb
unosr Acknowledgements. iom bet tibIi'
esre bar bort til. st tplf 8Iao foftal'
Ter, at Der par Care for, at belle aboms
lens 9jenbom uiIbe saa ouer / en- Na.
tionaIbanlters 0Rnber."
@n Sten paoS tinnerne. 90
1osst forleben Aften par li9e ub for
Barnes prGltesaurr opoa9ebe 9otomo'
tipfsreren plnbieIis, at Der par benlost
en- itot Stsn paa Stinnerne. 6an Itano,
iebe oerfOr in%arruabist Maitiusn.
Snmtibig laa man ct Bar mistGnfeIi9s
4erioner f@itrne fig ira Steoet. Ger.
nin9smanome er nu Oppasebe os nn'
bolbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

%ifriuer uor tpife 9iemmelsmanb, er bog
ben Smlt9noi9beo, at netop bet fibife
aars 6jenieseIie bar tieni til at uette
ianb o9 Ieuenos RrittenoOm Dos monse
Qrmeniere. Oerfor er Der eno mere
@runb til at pbe be nsoIioenbe 6ieIp,
o9 bet netop nu.
CAB o9fau Os, iom leuer unber iaa
u%eIii9nebe Raur, tente paa oisie pore
nebIibenbe Brebre / Nrmenien. laa be
miot / al beres TrGn9feI MATTE fsIe,
at Der er en- flor Ssifenbeffare ben triItne
8erben. iom tGntsr paa benz, beoer for
benz os arbeibe for at Iinbre beres TRANCE
Raar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
TrDgteligt Soroif0lu.

pao Den s er q NJ, en- Of Spbbaps'
serne mar lp @uinea, raieoe / Begun
oelien Of Rouembsr ct frpstelist Soro'
ftelu, Der ftal baue toltet 5 900 Wenns'
Fer qiust. 9uuet oueritpaeoe 6pltsrn'
iaaleoes, at 9anbst paa zine Steos'
ltob so Sob ouer ganbet os operif9uso'
Greer 80 Sob bsie. $ EN- 8pltbp met
1900 S~abbpssere brirneoe aue iat
Nor iom 40. 9eIe Rpitiratninsen e.
f%orpanblst, os Sig Iisser allepesne.
gae tslesruiife 6%orbineelier mel
Den ebsIusOes. buOrfor be nGrmsrs ST.
terretnineer ON lllpttsn ferlt nu ba'
nu0et bertiI mel ct Dampifib fra Rina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

mistantt for OeIastisbeo, er taitet
5Gn9iel os @fOruiit uoen 9Ou os Dom,
os bet 5emmeIi9e pnliti er paa 6erbe
o%peralt.
qabp6 ranborne 2orb SuIiss
burps elbite Cons 9uitru % Duttsr ar
SarIen al arram, Iisser for Dcben /
9utfieIb 9ouie. Der iseS. at 2Orb
Salisburp, guaIaHbs gramierminiiter,
er me9et nebbruot os bebreuet oerouer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
800 0eLSnnima 500

Gette glabs gri re nil pprs ~iorneisbe ope al srfars.
at Der CT nj mineie en- irDgiet Sploom, iom BIoen'
ifoben tr tlepe, | z tnno til at iurere | ole benS Stas
bier. og bet CT faiarrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
en- ie ~ptrtelIae 8, brebeIi, en- tbel, sagetanfeu fien'
her. Va 6uiortb er en- tonltiulinuel Spqbom. fo.,
brer ben en- tonititutionel eebanoling. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure iasfs ino, uirtfr tirftle poa 8lobtt %
Stimbino rns Suiieuel. tiliutefoier 6erpeo Suabomi
mfns Aaria9 o. giDer Naiisnieu Stprtc, peb at oubuao,
aoniiitntiontn % hlplpe Noiuren at eiers 1T @rbeibe
@lerne bar idd meten 9illro Ill hets belbrteenbe Strait
at c tiIhuher ct buntreoe Collars iol buert IiIfaloe
buort henus @ oiCn lite beuirfer pslbreoelle. Stris
sitter Elite % 9ioueeburb. 9ilittiu
- +. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
eE- S1Iaes Dos apotgeters.
Nails Family Pills CT be b BITE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
Korreiponoancer
&maiteO,Sa..

Sibte Onsols afbOlbtes port fgrife
Opbpg9elies mDOe Tor oenne 8inter bos
&c. Nief5en. 8altor 3 6 D tnlte
ouer l. Moieb. 1-25. 9isle Weber,
iom 8nltot S9miot plejer OF boloe
buer n9e isennem 8interen, bar p9ret
til flor @leoe % @ellisnelie for SUBS
Bgrn.
= Com tio1i9ere meooelt bar North
Western r. r. lnet en- Sibelinie i9en=
mem benne @9n / CONNER. Den
er M f9rois os bar peret aaben en-
9io. 8i bar 10 I'LL COB o9 liulis Sors
binoelie meo Omueroenen o9 baaber
oolua at TONNE liot mere / Bererina
meo pore Brelter os Samiunosfolf END
%bioinotit; iii 8 o;loe oo life !sre pr
0gr forbi.
= 8or npe 8p, &in9iteo, li9aer mibt
/ ben oanite Npbpso Der, Sernbanes
perlcnalet flyer, at oct er ben beoite Bp
paa bele ben npe Gtnie. Den er oa o9laa
u~otiet op iom ueo Irpaeri. 5or Flap
to Maaneoer lioeu par Der fun ct Bar
0uie; nu berimoo er Der ioruoen TO
@leoatorer, Stok Yard, to Gr9laits
forretnin9er, Is 6orretnln9sbuie, oers
lblanbt to Banter, en- M9n9oe 0eboelz
iesbuie, o9 iOm Bepis for, booroan Der
bp99es, an'gres, at Dor 2anosmano
@ittiam Nieliens npe gus bar
fo1fet ca. 1000 Dollars.
= 8. Mathiaien lammen meb fin
Spiserisn, Grit nj, bar aabnet
en- flor notwithstanding. tilise bar &c
9elefonitation o9 poftbus. Sans
Sobnien bur o9laa bp99et Butit Os
uster q; etublere..e ct Msbeluoiuls; 81.
an en- os 8. Stint bar aabnet en-
BUTT meb 2anobrussmuifineri, 81.
0nne n meo 6amille llptteoe til Dpen
lioite u9e. Sor 9amle Ben &. Bona
nitIen bar ben iiolte lib Tort Sten iii
fiji npe !ous, iom ban a9ter at bp5le ii.
5oranret.
: Dette bar Dor npe 8pS Sorrei.
nin9sIioe; men perrens 8enner bar ba
better life uaret leoise, o9iaa os bsr DIT
of oere / Dor 6aoers @ernins, os ri
bnaber. at ui ueb bans 9jnlp, lom
boane oiuer Gunen III at ol1e % ubs
rette, o9iaa mao iaa 4ou til / uor npe
Bp at rejie bam ct 0us til bans 9Gre,
ct GUS, buis Spir pe9er mob Qimlen,
o9 minoer os ON 0jemmet herouentil.
Dor @sn har / ben lioite Elo bait
Bels9 af 10 8aptiitpr9ite en- oanif os
en- norif. De bolot Wgoer ON Gftenen
os gift paa Susbelss ON 3d9en. De
paaltoo, at ON ri uiloe fomme til oeres
Weoer o9 bsre benz, oa ulloe be LOBE
os. at oi Tube bliue omuenote Mennelfer
oae lommen paa mtnore eno ire Tiger,
men. ON bet ulr, foroi 5olt lite fom til
Msoerne, eler ON De fnnot 6olfene |
&ln9iteo mere iOritotteoe, eno Colt andre
Steoer, ueo jes life; men De rejlte berfra
allerebe / ben farite u9e.
= 8i bar bait Optoselie / Dor Mtes
nisbeo be iioite to S%snoase. ioet nemlis
s nr. Stint o9 9utru, iamt 8.
Ua atbiaien Os 81 tru, er bleune
optasne. % Here bar inomelot fig til
Opta9elle. Qiertells Veltommen fore
Yenner! laaoun ber Del pere, bpao
Qlemmet er for 6amilien. bsr Wenlss
beoen o9re for CUBS Born. 9uoroan
ltrioer Natten. 8aster2 So, Serren
uere lcpet, oct srpr 40 Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20

9uiul 9aloer bet ON gtpar.lien Of @ns
lambs 6errebemme | aap, = flei itt
unoertuellen af Iransunal.
q europa ct Der alminoelig Slab
ouer Boernes Seire. Del iises bOiIist.
of 9nglanb bur f%ortient ben 90 .np9eIie
S9 baaoe / frantic o9 tpife Bluo'
giues Der Rommentarer ouer, buiIter
lloueli9bto be en9elffe @eneraler bare
Iust for Dosen. Wan ger opmGrtiom
paa, at liosn 8rimtrisen bar @ngIuno
lite tampet mob paabenop9ti9e, chill:
lerebe 6olt = os at bets Offlcerer aas
bsnbart lite boue ful9t meo Chen.
De ere tapre, men f%orltaar fig lite pao
Strate9i. Der 9aar 6pste ON, at
lpifluno, 6rantris os Gnslano uil fors
binore england at isnbe 6oritertninss'
trooper til Spbafrita o9 tuln9e bet til
5rsbsilutnins nu. 3 buert 6aIb iGttes
ben enoelife aisierpefaabe / Sioho. Ve'
aus Menelit af Mbsslinien pil tOrs
LANCE en- Del at espptift Cuban o9 bans
6rau ital itpttes at 5uslano o9 grant
rig. Samtiois er Der mlsi9nfell9e Se'
pqqeIier paa ben nbiffsaf9banllfe
@rGnie.
Srerne iuble oper 8oernes Seir. Der
git 8p9te ON, at ct inf ae9iment, bO
oct lfuloe afieiIe til Spoafrlta, bapbs
roobt vgeue samIe arii9er", bog bette
bsuo9tes nu.
Men / Dublin bar Yolitiet iuit ouer'
maabe geiuar meb Of boIoe ben opbisleoe
Masie / Orben. Den forbubte 6 : a M
berIain er nemIis / Dublin; ban ifaI
mobta9e en- llniperiitsts9rao Der. O9
bet barmsr Srerne. Oiienli9e Weoer
bar maattet forbposS, men 9alerne be-
nptter @aber o9 Str9oer. gn ertl9reoe,
at chamberlain r~etteit ffulbe b%etienes -
lite Of uniueritetsoofterer = men al
en- Starpretter.
Ser / Amerita inbiamler Srerne ST.
000, 600 til 0oerne = o9 Here bemme:
liee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lfal uGre al:
ieileoe.
Gil aonsresien ct ino9iuet en- &eio'
luton ON Neutralitet o9 = 6oroem:
melle at Gnslunos uretferbi9e 6riss=
foretu9enbe.
altiaa / england Sors os 9arms,
men Osiua ReioIutbeb = / nbIanOst
@labe os / @nslunos 8OIonier l1ro,
6aplunbet Iissiremt Oprer.
Sntet timber, at Der MI tales ON, al
pinoes Der lite mart en- Seir Ouer go-
erne, oa pil bet b%rittiffe Ri9ss Stormast.
periooe uare for5i.
Oct enelte, Der euers fan rebbe Si-
tuationen, er ct Miniiterifiite. Wan
taller auereoe berom, men De Iiberale
lpnes lite eni9e ON, fra builtet Salis
be ital opersre imob ben bopmooi9e, nu
laa usIsiete Gbumberlain.
Rpetet suor, at 9aopimiib enoeIi9 Ell
iaIben / gotrnss 9Gnoer.
Sibt 0pt.
gn WebbeIelle unoer 10. Dec. flyer,
at @enerul Butler efter Ell bGarb
Ramp er 9uaet ouer 8u9ela 6looen.
Ger meboeIes intet ON, buoruiot Bo=
erne bleu orepne uo al oeres Stiuins
eaer Il.
eiaeIeoes meooeIss, at Retbuens 6Or'
bi~nbelleslinier er afifaarne.
Meobelien er fra n~oiiiciel men suers
paalioelis 8iIbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
SDnbcrjgaanO.

Rreosbanen. Der ital pare lus
b%srbnnblin9er / Gang meaem ben preis'
fife Statsbaneoirettion o9 aabenraa
8reosbaneuouaI9 ON at forbinoe Vauen
9esumtloiter aabenraa i%aaIsbes meo
<eeumtloltsr Station at lo9ene afsaur
bsrfra.
Gre Mill Yareturu. Gu un9
Weaub, Ssn af @aaroeier 81. y 0 en-
/ lraasbsl, bar | IGn9ere lib liot al en-
ms9st imertefuIb Spsoom. 6orIsoen
bisp ban inbIaet paa Sp9ebuie t / 6lens.
BORG. "a ban imioIsrtio itfe tunos
ubboIbe at bliue tort bertiI. bIeu ban al
8 unse Wono fra Graasbsl baartt ben
LANCE Del til 6lensbors, omtrent 3
WRil.
@n9nb amlin9. 5noiamIin9en
Ill SIesuiebolftensrnes Ritfe ueo 9Iteb
bar life EN- Sang inbbrast en- Grsbisesl
al bet fornsone yeIeb, ibet Der fun CT
inotommet benueo 30, 600 W., msoens
Der fal bruees mInolt 100 900 U1. 6or
nu at flare Here psnss, sr Der blsuen
ubienbt ct Opraab III aue Stolel9rere
ON at tiItrabe en- til liIpsisbrin9eIle al
Pen9sns til ben n9unte airte oprsttet
Screening os forpIisie fig I'll al inotr9ps
gibra9 lem Mar.
Sper9smualet er nu blot, ON bette
er lopli9t euer lite.
Bortrs II. @n Dnsrs, uSiit
9oarbmonh fra Goo9er, forlob III 9ism
ben life gtousmber p9 er Ike feen uenot
tiIbase. Woonsn. iom Dor puo 9aar'
ben, par ielufsIssIis meset urolis oper
Ssnnens llosbliuen, inbtiI bun f%orIsoen
mootos ct Yreu fra BAN, at ban par
,airsii fra R%ebsnbapu msb ct al lbir9'
palaliniens Stibe til Amerita. Daar:
liss pstuniers 8 mitenbisbsnsr ltal p9re
Club Uianoens Nirejie, o9 ben tpite
gant St9,bGt, buem ban fipIosr Here
Iuiinos. Wart, fol liar pare bsoreuet
ooer bans 6oripinoen.
4fitebiset ON tebfOrtrG.
benbe & unef oritanber.
@aarbsisr Sans Freo teo Senien
qan9stusb, Der biotiI bar betIaot po'
iten iom itebfortrabenoe Rcmmuneiors
iianoer for eausetueo commune, bier
forleosn ltGpnet I'll at meoe paa gano.
raaostontoret / 9abersleu. Ser bleu
ban %aoipursi, ON ban par uiui9 til al
uotr9oe ioin Weblem al ben norolesui9.
fe Stoleiorenins, ba ban mobiai
1ilf9lbe piloe blioe aflat iom f%teofor.
trabsnbs aommuneforftanbsr. 9srtiI
iuareoe Semen, iom naturIist par mel,
buOtefter ban ltrats bleu ailtebiset fra
ouennqpate Iiaiospoft.
Ssnoeri pllanbs BifpeftoI
Oct forIpbr / noroipite t%irteIiee Blade,
al ben b~snIpnsiulbe DIR. theol. & (.
tan ffal itubbss bort fra Ssnbsrjpl
lambs BiipeltoI os siue pIabs for Der
bs,enote Danifsrbuoer, paitor Saeo b.
fen ira Starbat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-20
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-13
SNOW BLOCKADE RAISED.
Colorado Roads Succeed In Plowing
Through the Drifts.

Denver, Feb. 12.-The indications to-
night are that the storm which has
held Colorado helpless in its embrace
for the past two weeks has exhausted
itself. Today was pleasant in Denver,
the sun shone almost all day, and
during the noon hours was warm
enough to melt the snow. This change
has enabled the railroad people to
prosecute the work Of clearing their
tracks Of the deep snow more vigor-
ously, and it is announced by the Den
yer * Rio Grande officials that at
o'clock this afternoon they had sue
ceeded in opening the system, with the
exception of the Blue River branch
from LeadVille 10 Dillon. The road is
now clear over Marshall Pass and to-
night all Rio Grande trains Will start
on schedule time. All delayed trains
are again moving without Interrupt
ton.
Last night was one of the coolest
nights ever experienced in the portion
OF Colorado east of the mountains.
The mercury was below zero all day
and had fallen to % degrees below at
In the suburbs on the hills
about Denver as low as 80 degrees was
noted Fort Collins and Holdredge re-
ported SO below, Sedalia 80, Littleton, a
few miles south of Denver, 80 below,
and at a half dozen places it was re-
ported to be % below zero. The Of
hcials of the weather station here do
not say that the cold weather is en-
tirely over, but it is thought the storm
on the mountains has run its course
Reports of losses to livestock interests
in the west and southwest are coming
in and while nothing like an accurate
estimate OF the extent of the losses
can be given now, they viii undoubted-
~ prove very large.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-13
The Car Combine.

A private prospectus of the American
Car & Foundry company has been is
sued and at last confirms the various
reports concerning a combination of
several of the large car manufacturing
corporations of the country, says the
Chicago Chronicle. The so-called trust
is organized under the laws of New
Jersey. Neither the Pullman nor Wag-
ner company is in the consolidation. as
was generally rumored. Following are
the firms that undoubtedly are in the
deal:
Wells & French company of Chicago.
Michigan Peninsular Car company of
Detroit, Mich; Jackson & Woodin Man
ufacturing company of Berwick, Pa. ::
Missouri Car & Foundry company of
st. Louis, Ohio Falls Manufacturing
company of Jeffersonville, Ind; Union
Car company of Buffalo, n. Y: ST.
Charles Car company IF st. Charles.
Mo-, and the Tea-re Haute Car & Manu-
featuring company of Terre Haute. Ind
The annual capacity of these united
companies is placed at $500 freight
cars, 500 passenger coaches, 500. 900
wheels, $4,000 tons of castings. 3O.0O0
tons of pipe and $4,000 tons OF bar iron.