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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13
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I - II ~ world knows, Metx and StrzN.
- - ousposta OF the Germany army.
~ nao1n6uiily toward the vest. aays 4
opndenf Of the London Mail From
II ea1ex o. Metz the roads to Paris
- f1roagh wall after wall ~ fntrench-
- uafrh end Ia the heights above the
siIhea Ae1d Of Graveiot;e. Thence to the
r11ier Ct France Is only a short walk
- II grave covered ground, walk
~ q - course Of some investigations
- lotGIy made From Metz to France
~ - long '.siacss---unassai.aai bic by
hys6og. Above IL rise the five great
Ilinel forts which surround Metz. and
~ Aigh ground on which these stand
~ clearly see. fifteen miles TO your
veg6un. the nearest Ffepch fortress.
th6oas Of France.
~ "a have been half an hour In
- snd 0trasburg you zee that you are
~ tofgenched camp Of an army ready
~. Infantry. cavalry. artillery and
- q two complete army CORPS are
eutpped as IL fer instant active SER
what Gen. Leboeuf uutrufhfuIIy
I1 & 1fnnce In 1870 h trsss Of 0ermany
1--~Hot sh0eiace = wanting"
lbpch the right button In Berlin. and
III IN hour 5000 men win b narcia-
fsom Nets and within twelve hours
- men-ths frontier field force OF Al
nDIogT9tne-will be crossing the border:
- th4 system In accordance with which
= iailEpads Will tap all the great canton.
- Of Germany. and then converge on
- frontier. will land half q million
= near Metz I'm three days. In q week
and one-half million men Will be on
" befOnd the frontier: In week four
In Germans will BE- under arms.
! i netS and Strssbrg stores and food
~ fodder lie ready In the magazines.
" transport animals stand harneased by
y wagons. All the appliances and NUM-
- 6f modern war arc to hand. and
I'D 10 on the road In q few minutes
~ the troops 90 route MARCHING"
~ carry with them three days food and
- days ammunition: their clothes are
: thsir knapsacks They can carry no
~ h war.
neo1y for OHense Or Defense.
~ strategy Of the great stan in Berlin
J eRsnsfve. The German army Is ready
II attack. 1t In merely marking time.
- nnd StrasburE are the impreGnabie
|S1kanoed baseS' Of the frontier force,
eh stands alert along the rim Of
lmHce Thence II car. launch itself across
y border or stand and bar the way to
oRmany. The German army In ready for
luknss too. Metz and 6lrasburg are real.
! npthlnx more than comfortAbIe Euro
- ''naFebas." On three sides Of both
y the most perfected OF tntrenched
~. ending everywhere IN giacis. enr7oth
- tAnded N a lawn. gently slopjnG down
Nd toward the west while on tie fourth
- u q river. and In reserve. In rear OF
u campA II = f..ird modified ARMY
- ACROSS the Rhine and In rear Of that
! The organized resources of the father
r. stand unobtHjslve1y ready. And, a.
ArebA" II itn3a ~ Ghe kennpe d6fend~
~, 80 The garrbons Of Nets and 9sras-
~ line thsir allotted parts Of the In
ehments.
- cutdde circle AZ defen2e 1t Metz In
i Aain Of forts, some ~ theus al hat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13
TIE PASSING IhROlG.

v9ln( g Pullman porters AM cabin
bogs o. Tie steamer II only poltte sys-
ten ten. q sxferslon. but say What ven Mn.
ton asclarv1 . travelling man IN the
nsesua hotsi tseey, Who Was leasing the
se9vsssa e Up stores. Once or
o. The Wy G D. Paul lost . small
1870 ennsa1ntng some - which car
ne4 Ia my inner vest pocket Had the
ana ! aalf. Which / gave him :, th a' re-
SHINING OF the journey. would never
have seen that money again.
It srsses on ths uaesi liberal ct men
Do bas submit and get. what You ean for
your money. The funniest experience
hat | had with tips was down in walla
nsiD was apparently unused 70 little
presents OF money. ! stayed Two weeks
TIE nrs, day ! gave the ben boy dollar.
to heart aiseasa. But be occupied bis po-
sltion only two days and then disap-
Peared. Next came girl Who looked
one day ! gave her dollar, and 4 came
pretty near getting me lnse trouble. for
abe seemed to feel that / wss trying to
insult her. Well. she finally took the
The third time / gave up another dollar
to new, briGht.iooking bell boy, who
eas IT my beck and c4ii tor just two
wasted s. trying TO get special afteastion.
I suppose that the two boys and the girl
quit the hotel business and set up a pea
nut stand or policy shop for them
selves"
The editorial excursion to the Coast in
July Is going To be great thing" said
Mr.. James Morris. Of Indianapolis. who
Is touring the Northwest. II note with
satisfaction that Portland and Seattle are
making elaborate prcparations for the
entertainment OF the guests. The trip 10
being widely advertised in the weekly
Journals OF the East. and You may expect
a largo crowd. A few Of the larger dailies
east Of Chicago will send representatives.
and the result Will be tina; q mass Gf
correspondence will be sent hack 20 that
country regarding the attractions of this
section. Most of the editors are soing to
see this country for the first time. and
first impressions are generally vivid ones.
Every proprietor OF weekly viii send
letters to his paper. and thus during the
summer Oregon and Washington will be
a sort Of center OF interest. Far away
Maine will send a delegation. The hes.
10 open their visitors eyes"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13

nDeete ffU0 I'm Hfanesseo May q To-
NAnoi0o: ~ Aeafe from 4nn Fronei1eo.
Ape1l ~ fur NanafDA
~ c0a0n Grove for &Annnhai: Arrived Hay
y "a Occidental from san Francisco April
= tor Seattle. In pcss. Nay u str Al
ot0n tom San Franctneo. May 3.
1E1AI6-R0ssed May IL ~ - Buts-
shire fro1 Oge9on scr opesnafoWn.
FlAAGUA-Aryfved Nay & bktn Katie
FFckinger. from Tacoma
CHINGNIK-Arytved BIZ Ferris 8.
Ino1pooo from San Francisco. March n.
oCEENSIOWN. Arrived May II, Br xh
H1ver1bdes 6om 0sattle: Hx n Gals1A from
Oregon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13

Tug Active was n the harbor yesterday
afternoon.
Steamer Willamette b due today from
Dan Francisco.
Steamer Topeka WIN take the Cottage
Cisy's run 20 AlAskA Monday.
Tugs Hosyoke and Sea Lion are taktnx
On coal 1T The south bunkers.
Schooner Nellie Coiman - At the Stetson
= Post dock receiving repairs.
ship Occidental arrived In port yesterday
rom san Franefsco. She toaca cargo cl
Franklin coal for the same port.
Ship G. F. Sargent expects 10 sail today
for san straHcisco. The Sargent has s.50o
tons Of Newcastle coal ON board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13
MARINE NEWS.

ASTORIA-Arrived May H. schr Web
foot from San francisco: str State Of
California from San Francisco, May ..
PORT GAMBT.E-Sailed. May II. blk
Fresno for Port Ludlow.
PORT LUDLOW-Arrived,. May II, blk
Fresno from Port Gamble.
PORT BIAAkELEY-Arrfved. May H.
bktn Jane l. Stanford from Port Town
send.
NEAH BAY-PaGed. May Il a,P VII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13

ef Paul Pioneer Press Qtep.).
There Is apparently no room for doubt
that the genuine Jenersonian Democrat
has "ate his tag
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13
SYNOPSIS.


Special Dispatch to the Post Intsliigencer,
CHEHALfS. May 1.-THE Harmonic So
ciety Of Chehalis has rendered an invita-
ton to the German Tirnverein OF Portland
20 hold picnic at Chehaiis In June. The
Portland society VIII very likely accept ~
arrangements have been going on for come
time relative to the affair. A reduced rail-
road rate viii bring about 1900 Germans
TO our city for the occasion. The sports
will Be held 4, the fair groundA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13

Special Dispatch to the PostInielligencer.
CHEHALIS. May l2-The Northern Pa
cihc Is putting In q steel bridge across the
Oleous between Little Falls and Olequa
Tim McClare OF Boistfarf. this week
killed an American eagle which measured
over sexen feet ffom tip 10 tip Of Its
wings Men who claim to be versed IN
eagieoiogy assert that the bird must be
fully 100 years old.
L. Kuehner's saloon slot machines were
rified last night of about IS In nickeis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. May u IN
Probably fair.
y. q DEPARTMENT or A6RlCUIr
TURF WEATHER BUREAU.
MANY nryr r.srv~y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-13

CHEHALIS. May IA Sunday school
convention. embracing all the Sunday
schoofs In Lewis county, will DO held in
three days. State Organizer Merritt II ex-
pected TO be present
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

uub entoedte Spinaao tobt auf BEN
@runbe liegenb, nit elmer 8uesIpunbs
i'm Sopfs uno elmer tpeitsren in Der Bruft.
Sopero paiiero. Der nit ben. beiben Aus
iammentraf unb beimesbsn ipolte. bsr'
iubte es, ben Wbrbsr fsit,ubalien. bod
beorobts ibn bieIer aub nit hem Gri6is,
Ben unO Buhero foIsie ibm. .,Norn"
idreienb. nu6. obne ibn isbod tpisoer
einsubolsn, Sine sur 3eit anasheQte
Nufipiirune bes W6rberS srtpies iib ala
erfoIslos. Coroner ROberis uno county.
Deiefiip 2spibon purbsn BON osm Ser.
bre6en benu9ridiiet. trafen mebrers
Siunben ipdier elm, berisfsn 9si6porens
unb trafen Nnhalten. um ben poasn
lbalbsitanb feitsuftsasn. gm Wontoe
ersub es iid. baB Der Worb aus gilsr'
iubt eifolete. Sp!nOQo. Der ibOn Idn.
Bere 8eit bel BelOsi in 8oit sins. Der.
ioIete bic Srau beS lebtsrsn idOn lnnss
nit ieinen 2iebesperbunsen unb bpr brel
Wlonuien iudte er iis su bepssen. nit ibm
su eniiIisbsn. trobOem bic 5rau ibm idon
bftefS ertldrt battle, oaB lie lleber ioots
ssibOfsn isin piiroe, als nit ibm ansu,
binoen. Sor eitpa brei Woben periubts
Spinoao es, iie friminea ansusreifen unb
brObte ibr iosIei6 nit bsm 2Obs, tpsnn
iie ielne 9Iblidt perrietb; 9afsrO bsfanb
hb sur 3slt i'm Saule uno erfubr ben
8oreans. 8or elnissn IoSen. als bic
israu erfubr, bob tbr 9utie BON benz
8orsuns puBte. er3dblle iie ibm aass,
Nm SOnrtae orObte Der grmoroets, onB
sr Pelosi unb bsHen 8lttln tboten piiroe.
ipsnn lsbters ibm nt6t @sb6r idsnfen
tpirbe. BelO;i iiberb6rte ibn. .lsoe isinen
RsbOIuer uno ihOb Oen aerI tOoi. BeIpsi
befano iib niht. tpie susrit beridtet. in
8eeIeiuns isinss Spfers, ipnbern traf
nit oemielben unp Bahsro erit nabe ber
Worbfeae suiommen, ais SPINDLE BEN
lebteren ettldrie, bab er bic Hrau unb
Satin i6c!sn tpdroe. 8is seitern bate
Die Bolisei nod nitt bic serineite Spur
iiber ben aufsntbalt beS Wbrbers esfun'
ben, troboem man annimmi, bab er iid
nod in Der Hatbaridaft bsfinoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
Stabtrath.
Common Council. 26. OttObs

Common Council, 26. Oftpber.
Dieisr 8psis peieerte iib. bem 8s'
i6lub bes Obersn 3peisss beisuiiimmen.
laut ipelhem nur 600 SUB @ummi'
i6Inub ansefauft tpstoen unb nabm itatl
oehen cine Refolution an, tpel6e ben
4nfauf bon suiummen 1900 SUB
SdIuub pnorbnet. Dies eeidub in
llsbersinitimmuns nit siRsm frdber &c,
ma1tsn Waioritdtsberi9t bes gOmitss ;
ais am otisen glbeno bic SADIE sur
Sprahe fam, rurbe ssfunben, oab alls
pnpisre in 8erbinbuns oamit. nur Der
beissifenbe Ssri4t ni4t. an Sanb tparen,
ipdbrsnb blsisr troB Radfori6unssn
peri6punben mar, unb es aud blieb,
mas nidt serine bic sInpeienosn ibsr'
raihts.
9sus Oroinarssn tpurbsn ipis foIsi
eineerei6t: nebettraeune bon $50 bon
Der Staotbnle Sspillisune fir Sita'
bsnrsparaiursn in Der 5. Warb; bic
Stsqs zines Bart 9oIisiiien ereirenb.
nit sinem mpnatliden SnIair bon SIS,
babel 5000 bon ber eIefirifhen 2ibt Bee
pilisune bon 1899 lbsrtraeenb, um bas
Salair su besablen.
Robe reibte cine RsioIution Elm, bic
au6 anssnommen tputoe uno ben Siaot.
anipaIt antpeiit. su @uniten bon SObn
5. unb Wi6asl Rubbp fur $3.50 sinsn
uribsilsipru9 ansuertsnnen, neil ibnsn
unre6tsmdsiser Bsiie ibre Seitsnpses
sntfetnt purben. Wsiter purben nod
foIsenbe 8eiolutiOnen einssreidt unO
bsitdtist: Dsn Stabteeometer anpsl'
ienc. einen lleberidlns Der aofen sut
gr6Hnuna bon WOpne Apenue. bon put'
nam sur IbsobOre Strubs, anSufsrtIsen
unb susIeit bic Options" fur bus no.
tbiee 2ano su erlaneen. Den @runp'
beiibern an Ilton 9lab erlaubenb, ben
sleitnamissn 4t;uestanal peitere l80
5uB auf ibre eieenen 9oitsn ;u perldn'
germ. Den Stabtssomstsr anipeIisnb,
bic Niusairuneslinie an eeplhsn Stru'
Sen Der |. Narb an;ueeben.
5olesnben Rsiolutionen oes Obersn
9peisss tpurbe beieefimmt: Serrn st.
amonb BON Sedher SiIabe @rIaubnib
eebeno. iein gissntbum auf eissne 2oItsn
nit osm AbsussfanaI su perbinoen. Ssn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
,Serihtli6es

Ritir @bpnrbs beipilists am Don.
usritae fInf gbei6eibunsen, bier pon
DeIbsn burb bic seibiebenen Srauen
anssrsgt puroen. IS iinb: Anna W
DidiniOn bon Aler MeB. Difinion, 6.
9. @rssorp bon 2uura s. Gregory.
BbOsbe Neaid bon 5rant S Wsaid,
Caroline $. umbsrpsrt bon Souls I'm.
bsrpsrt, Ssnnis 9. Ban @Orbsr pon
Diqiam 8an @orbsr.
Ri6aro 2ittIe, Der Rsbatteur bss
Scranionian, Der Der 8erleumouns bon
Sol. 6. $. Rpple ibsrfdbrt iparo, 1T am
Sunitl8 bon 8ldter goparbs Su 6
Dlonatsu @sfansnib. 5000 Strafe u. ben
aOiten bes BroSsfls usrurtbeilt tpOrcen.
Sotber psrpeiSerte es Der Htbter, bem
8erflaeten Elm neues eeribtlites 8er'
fubren su beipiaisen unb na6oem bic
Onmit perbunesnsn 5ormaliidien erlebisi
paren, erfOISte uuf gntrue bss DiItritt'
antpaItes bic 8erurtbsiIuns ipie oben.
aittls. Der antpsisno mar, ipuroe bann
pem Sderiif iiberBsben uno iUfort nad
bem 9sfdnSnlb iiberfiibrt. 4bpOiat
SObn 3. Genaban reiite am DlontaB nab
Bbtlaoelpbla, um beim Superior 9eribi
in oem Sale cine gBisbsrsripdsuns su
srluueen. Das Superior @sri6t Der.
taete ii6 ON 9isnitae Woreen unb
9ItiIe's AbpOfut truf su ipdi elm. um iei.
nen Appea porsubrIneen, bic Sraee mub
bobsr bis gum l3. bs. Wis. ibsrliesen.
Uunn fb bus @sri4t tpieosr psriam'
melt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
9lm ndbffen Sienffaa

finbst bic 8abI fiir brsi Gounip Sons
mifdre unb brei gluoitoren in 2adaipanna
County itatt. Ssit isiner Organization
IN 1878 IN bic 8erpuItuns Der Gountp'
Inselesenbeitsn in ben Sduben republi'
tanii6er gommifdre sepefen. Wdbrenb
sines neunidbrisen Imtstermines Der
Ssrrsn Sran3 uno Saliteab tpurbe in
b66ft fpariamsr Weiie eetpirtbi&aftet
unb niht nur ipar bic Steuer niebris,
ionbern Cd ipurbe aud bon Der funbirten
SduIo Elm bsbsutenbsr Yofen estiIst.
pieIe Brlden i'm 2anbe esbaut unb aud
Tonh feline 8srbsHsrune Seridumt, bic
sum 6ffeniIi6en BObIe oiente. Die
Stsuersubler batten ale rriade, nit
elmer iOl6sn 8srpaltuns sufrisosn su
iein.
Dieier nmtanb mar aud ipabri6einlid
oaran ihulo, oab man por ieas Sabren
pisbsrum 3psi RepubIifaner su Commit
i6ren tpiblte. Dieie Ssrren traten suerit
,ismlib borIdtis auf, aber in ben lesten
paar Sabren brahten iie es fertig, oab
bic county Sisuern UNI mebr alS bns
DOppeIte itisssn, uno ou man ni@t iebsn
tann, ipubin bas @sIb sins, 10 III ben
Wuibmabunsen Der polfe Spielraum
segeben. IS tpiro unS niemanb 3umu'
ibsn Su elaubsn, bab eS $3.50, 900 toitete,
um oas @ourtbaus in elmer Wsile su
psrbunSen. bab es pisl bon ieiner urs
fprdnslidsn arditsftOniiden Sb6nbeii
sinblbls; unb i'm Snnern battle man fid
barauf bsibrdnten iolen. ons Dad tu
iidern unO Elm paar 3immer mebr su
setpinnen. glleS anbere. tpie B. y. Der
@lepator. mar poaitdnbi8 unnbtbis.
Die StsusraabIsr baben benn aud bic
SADIE i'm rihtisen aidte betra6tet unb
bic Serren. tpsI4e nodmals einen Gers
min plnidten. in elmer 98eife beimess
ididt, oab ibnen bas Wieoertommen
perssben piro. 4ber babel baben uniers
osutiden Srsunbe iber bas 3iel binauS
seidOEen uno OuS 8unititud fertIs sss
bradt. fi4 felbit einen Subtritt su
uerisben; man lisb nemli6 ben er'
probten beulidsn 8anbioaten linfs Iiessn
uno iiimmte in unbesrenster 8erebrune
oes SrembIdnoiiben fir 8unbioaten
anberer 9iutiOnalitdten, 70 onb Der oeutite
Widel ieBt in Der Iebten Stunoe einiiebi,
ouB er iit Gus anssborener 9utmdtbis.
felt unb leoieIi6 einiser Bolitlfer sum
@efaaen UNI iebs &eprdientatiOn i'm
9Ourtbauie ieIbit betrOsen bat. 8Obl
befOmm's tpenn bic 4noeren Cd aus.
baIteu t6nnen, tOnneu mfrs aud.
Inter bieisn rlmItdnben bIeibt ben
Dsutiden nur bic @abl. fir einsn Sr.
ldnber. Sdptten ober g8eIibsn su
ftimmsn, unb mir poaen nur 10 pisI
iaeeu: Su9et eud bic ebrlititen bon
oieien beraus, oamit bic 2uberputbi6lfi
in p,r County 8eripaItuns tpsnistenS
einisermuben sebshsrt tpirb. 2uiiet su6
nidt bon selpihsnIoien BoIiilfern un6
tssabIten 0arobummlern am @dnssls
banbe fiibren, bic nur ibrsn 8oribsil
iubsn uno uuf oas aassmeine Bobl
pfeifen. 8ir pifsn tpObI. bub mir in
ben Winb ipreden, aber mir babsn tps.
nishsns uniere S6uibisteit sstbnn unb
tr6ten uns nit oieiem 8spubiiein. W..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
Bon 9eterebura.

- Srnncis, 5obter Der gbeIeuts
@barlss 9ilser, puroe lebte Wode nit
8eoree Dad burb Puitor WeiBtOpf ebe'
lib perbunoen.
- BaIor 3ubolpb RanboIpb ber.
siniste ssitsrn gIbsno i'm Sauis Der iSrau
Ioppinston an 8reen Rlbae StruBe Srl,
Bertha Sern NIT Serrn @barIss arafl
gum 8unoe fdr's 2eben.
- @burIss Gamin unb Srau fubren
am Samitns nud bem eentraIen Stabt'
ibsile, ais nabe benz Woies Saplpr so.
ipital ibr pfere erihrsdte uno burbeins
an @aiblnston abenus puroe um
Saaresbrsits Elm 3uiammenfob nit sinem
5irnbsnbabnipageu permieoen, bod su'
IsBt baS Pferb, Ubne nHbeiI ansuribten.
an9sbalien uno oann BON @amin bsim'
SefIbrt.
-5rau Warp Wii6 bon GroB Str.
bsitano am Ulontas Ibsno Dor Alber'
mnnnDlilar ein8erbDr. auf bie8laae bon
SOiepb S. Warlin. ebenfaas bon @rob
Strubs, oab iie unssisbIi6 Usbisin uni
@birursie pruttisire. IS ersab iid, out
5ruu Oiii6 aIs Sebamme reeelrs&t re.
siitrirt 1T uno Or. Rocs eriIdrte. bab
lie fdbis uno setpihsnbaft in Der Ausiib'
una ibres 8erufes iei, trobosm bsitanb
Der arpoIat bes 8Idsers auf elmer 8srur'
tbsiIun8; Der 4lbsrmann entlieB aber
5ruu Uiiid pOrIduFe, bis er bic Sa6s
ndbsr in grpdsunB iisben fonnte. DienS'
tag it:llte Der AIoermann Sruu Wiit
unist $500 9arsi4uft fir ibr esri&t!i&ss
grf6einsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

Stabteeometer antpsiisnb. buB er ben
9spobnern bon Iripp Barf bic Sauss
nummern ansebe. fir 9Huhsruns BON
Wulberrp StruBs. pon Brsscott su ar'
thur GUenuss Sir Ssriishsauns bss
9lOroenoe abauasfannIs eins Srihpers
Idnaeruna BON go 9asen erInubenb.
9as Sinans @omite bsri6tete bic Or.
cinuns pinftis. tpelde bns SaIair bss
Sbreiters oisiss 3beipes ouf 5000
idbrlib e,b6bt unb Der 8sri6t purbe
aneenommen unb binisrleat. Die Or.
oinnns. psI6e s7l8 so bon bsrihisbes
men SSonbs gum Srobenbspartemsnt
dbsrtrdat. purOs bei britter asiuus ans
esncmmen.
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@et Yart.
SINNER nod rai6en
AbiaB iiuSeno.

pnfcusn, Btl&t Cots int @tit garf su fauftr
s,tsnfsn, IUatn niGt bic nd&ftn Wrnat cher
nG&fts 8riibiabr parifn. aubrt 9suis mol
len tbsnfalls bic bsfsn Cots faufsu uub hn sriiG
trbGlt bic bette. 8ir SUas ausfuuft psnbti
tu& an
O. 8 6eDnplbs i'm GOnnsH 9s'
bdubs. 8aibinston aUe., unb
@bas. S6la8er i'm GraSers sunl
@sbdubs. 8pOmins abe.
tbtuIp In str Sffss auf tsm Sanbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
Farm 3u oerfanfen.

f60 Elder eaub, iibtr 100 baron iuIiipirt nabt
glmburf uup BEN 9cuItparb, jRsi srpBt St6a,,
sarttH. l5ii&ti&. Balftr, 70 eaB man % iHs
caus Itittn fam. Diii petr 0but Ginritiuns
unh gitbbtianb. 8irb untn BEN @srtbs pns
fauit, pa psr itsiet SsiiBsr iu alt 10 une cbns
Silft, um bic 8arm bsarbsiisn su fDnusn.
Hdbtrts in bu ,,0pbtntlat" Shiet. 3f,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
Ncale Mussei9en.
Mdp6en nerlanat:

Gin iii&tisss @St6tn fir aassmsine Saus.
asbsit, oas aud gut iObsn fam uno RtfeItnitu
bsTst aniumsIrsn in RO. 5O5 StiftriOn
Nprnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
8aulpt III perfaufen,

s,Isstn nabs Der Ssipsnfabrif tn Der 10. @arb.
ysihtt Anjabluna, psnn Stmanb bausn nil
csr &ef fam iftbsu bIsibu. Ra&iufrastn in
pis'sr Sfies. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

gsrfsbt ni9t Ous ubsre sspurtsmsnt sn bsiu6sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
6auS 3u perfanfen :

Gin tinRSdists @Obnbaus, f6 bel "a, nit
grocer Got stltasn an ROItft aptnus, IN anttr
Ndbnes bel Ssrmann pri,m, S32 5aplpr aps-
nue., (Duumcu Stitt) 42,f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

Sal,huB tritt oft auf bel fuItem 0et'
ter. bic innere Suno ersreifenb unb ans
bette, 86rpertbsiIe. Soobs Satiuparila.
Der srObe 8Iutreiniser, beilt SaIsfluB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02

Snuo's Pillen ipirfsn UorsisIid nod
Der Wabbelt uno furiren 8opfpeb. 25c.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-03
DENTISTS,

w. s. KELLEY.
Attorney at Law,
Socofro, New Mexico.
Prompt attention given to collections and
patents for mines.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-03
KBTcHUm's CUNNING.
BE Had a Plan 10 Get Out Of the Hospital
and Bluff the Guards.
He A A BOGUS PISTOL.

When Sheriff Stewart, of Rddy county,
called on the wounded man in the hos
pital a few days ago., BLACK Jack said
loosely to the sheriff, II am getting fat
80 when they hang me they can eat me
4 they want TO-" says the New Mexican.
Secretary Martin was present, and after
leaving the hospital concluded that there
was something up" to lead the prisoner
to talk in such q toni and told the sheriff
that ketchum Was making some plan.
After u report on this subject was made
10 Superintendent Bursum, especial
vigilance wa exercised, with the result
hat a plan TO secure the escape OF the
train rObber was discovered. In the
cloths used ss a bsndsge for the wound
OF the prisoner and wrapped around his
body, was found n steel saw made of q
clock spring apparently, and Ia the water
closet Of the hospital, which the prisoner
frequents, q complete wooden pistol
covered with tinfoil wa discovered hid.
den.
The plan contemplated Wa TO saw
through the hospitals door. surprise u
guard by io%urisbing the mock weapon,
seiz3 the guards u and light a way
out II necessary, or perish In the attempt.
There Ia no doubt that the prisoner Is
quite equal to a bold attempt OF this
character. When the saw was discovered
on the person Of the convalescent, he
broke down with emotion. lie was
promptly removed from the hospital TO
the cell-hOuse, from which he can not
hope to escape.
That the bandit had confederates in
making these preparations goes without
saying. But who they are aud whether
they are known Is not nov given out.
That there are outsiders ready to spend
money to secure the release OF the rob-
Der IL known, and some one has retained
attorneys TO defend the other highway.
man, McGinnis, who has been taken to
Ration for trial. Ketchum has a rich
brother, and the bandits companions on
many raids are interested In helping the
men to escape. The vigilance OF the
probably has prevented a tragedy
In or about the hospital. but now that
the prisoner has been placed In a cell no
possible schemes cal avail him.