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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-11

LIVE. WIDE-AWAKE REPRESENTA-
tive. More money can be made with Us
than any other concern. We also furnish
horseless carriage free. Box No. 530S,
Boston, Mass. no 5-lZt
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BUSINESS WANTS.
CREAM PUEES,

OYSTER PATTIES. ECLAIRS. CITRON
and Raisin Cakes. 20c.: Jelly Roll, Zoe. T;
Graham and Rye Bread Slayer Cakes,
l5c; Family Pies, lOc.
DRINkARD'S
no lite 423i5 north Sixth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-11
We VIII sell at public auction. on IN.
WEDNESDAY. NOvENfprp g. ,,,,

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER T.. fso
az i:30 =. NJ, the VERY ATTRACrf,-..
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RFs-
DENCE mentioned above. IN c9nf..'.
fourteen rooms. besides numerous c'os.t'
buffers pantry. furnace. and furl-rol...'
&c The Arrangement of The room.
such as Will give the greatest o.rf.r-
ana convenience, with unusual abunIa..0.
OF light and ventilation. and with an "a
70 the beautiful as well as useful farr-
bay, Cathedral-light and other wlnfor,
are on three sides OF the dwelling ..f
four rooms on parlOr floor can Boz fhr0u,
zen suite by massive hardwood sliding
doors
The LIBRARY Is Handsomely Gfef .,,
with STATIONARY BOOKCASES of ,,,
propriate design. conveniently ARRANGED
The WIDE AND SPACIOUS HALLS ma
apartments are wei heated hy fIm...'
as well rs LatrObcs and open ffar'.r..
&c. Two bathrooms besides starorsr,
basins, adjoining chambers. With cloths
closets Sc
The exterior IS built Of superior rr....
81 brick with WHITE MARBLE Trrr
MINGS, MARBLE ThSsFTTtr.
FLOOR 10 front iron veranda. 0c. .rt
IN iact an Us appointments are OF e1.rl
material and finish
The LOT fronts 30 feet By depth off-,
feet, 90 wide paved alley win paved
walkways. &c.
our limited space cannot d. Pho p-o-.-.
" Justice IL is AN one could u.-f.
ing "a SUBSTANTIAL MODERN Hrsf.
DENCE I'm n most desirable location arl
we invite am inspection OF the urm...s
(which will speak for itselO at lrY Tine
previous % the sale. Immediate pl
sion. 10 desired
two. and three years. 8 per cent. intcses.
added. secured hy deed ~ trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO,
no Aucuoneers
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

A POSITION BY YOUNG MAN. IN
cerstands bookkeeping thoroughly. Will
ing to start at bottom with q chance o.
working up. Can give references. Adj
dress NEWTON, care OF Dispatch.
nc 11-4tF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-11

BY II. Seldom Taylor,
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. north Eleventh street.
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W ANTED.

LICENSED ENGINEER WANTS POSI-
ton. Best of references. Address
GEORGE w. COLGIN, SIC north Monroe
street, Richmond. no ll-lt-
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The Good and Safe no"
siery Store.

Ladies' soHd-Black Fine Gauge b I.eis
NIaco Hose. extra-high splced h0e''
and double soles, 12lkc. pair.
plocl. IuDorted Hose for Ladies. mnIe
70 retail at SO 1-Sc. pair; our price @oc'
Povs' Solid-Black Corduroy RiDoeo bl-
cycle Hose. extra-heavy, any size up
10 elb, for Toe. pair.
Ladies' Solid Black or Fancy Coloreu
Hose. most Of them cost loo. par; you
can have your pick of over 100 oozeh
to-day. &c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-11

by ). Thompson Brown & Co..
lllS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-11
AUCTION sALEs-y..u,. ~.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is som -
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT car -
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID pr-
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Tur
VENDEE.
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WANTED.

YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN
20 Learn the Mergenthaler typesetting
Machines. Apply at once at the Dis
patch Office. no ii-lWF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-11

RICHMOND EXCHANGE ron W.
MANS WORK.

500 EAST FRANKLIN slhhHl'
Ola phone 40. 1909 ..,,,y
For sale. "a beautiful line gi .s Az.
AND USEFUL ARTICLE lnS ',.,,.'f.l.s
Tor making Lace. Also. itesh 'Hkas.
OF Preserves Pickles. JelA'., iantl.
pcs. sc. orders taken for Teas
ecns, and Receptions -, ,-nNtnJv
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\ SALESMAN WANTED WITH ES-
tatlished country trade. Big commits
sion Nice side line of Dry-Goods Spe-
cialties direct from the mills. CHEST
NUT. FEM e STREET, 209-2l3 Ionic
street. Philadelphia. Pa. no l&i9
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.
FARMS

FOR SALE. RENT, AND EXCHANGE
Catalogue Free.
GEORGE f.. CRAWFORD q co..
oc 19-im S03 east Msln rre.-
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In execution Of q certain deed NJ fr,
dated the 18th December. 1893. reor.i A
Deadlock lH b. page g9 Henr.o Coll-
Is Court. the undersigned trustee UI FED
By public auction. on tho premises 900
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. lS9.
at 4 O'Clock 3. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described On said deed 10 being .ha an0te-
named. Well-knOwu, DELIGHTFULLY."- II.I.
and highly-ValuaLle suburban I.l.-
and grounds. about three blocks Wot M
the Boulevard and Soldiers Home lf.i.-
ing 10 feet ON south line of Grove I.-
and extending back of equal Wt,l mo
3S2 feet 20 Floyd avenue ON which =. DIS
"A like front OF 100 feet The yelling a
spacious. substantial and well lIn'.nieli
the stable and carriage-h0u oI Nll.h,
very large. and substantial, iNn-.'.
frame dwelling. a1Ording ample
quarters. well Of excellent Wnt0l tNI 3
beautiful grove OF forest oak and o.N
shade and ornamental trees.
TERMS: 49, consent. cash. or no D..
option Of the purchaser one third cas-
balance I'm two equal instalmonts. at oH
and two years. by negotiable notes. W.
interest added. and secured by decd
trust JAMES B ELAN. Tru.t0.
j. p. Elan x Co. Auciioncors. rll
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Knit Underwear alone
would make this store ia
mons.

Ladies' 17c. Ribbed Vests and Pants
for PIC. e,.,. o,d
Drawers. 7jc. grade. S9c. a garment
Misses Egyptian Ribbed Fleeced vests
and Elasuc-Band Pants, any size up
TO the largest for PC.
povs' Fxtra-Quality Double Fleeced
shirts and Drawers. in natural color
sizes 30 TO g. a good soc. value; To-
days price 23c.
Infants Wool Ribbed Vests, fastened
down front, for 25c.
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A UCTION SALE
"A OF
A NICE CHURCH
HILL HOME,

We viii sell by auction, on tha pre-
misses. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER d. i..
at 4.30 O'Clock J.. ~, the ab0Nr-m.
ed and attractive DETACHED TWO
STORY SENEN-ROOM FRAME DWELL
ING. in good repair This is just QUO
the cosiest homes ON the hl. l
there IS no property I'm the city tllt pf
better than that on Church hii. DE-
are looking for an Investment. lNu ''I
not afford 20 miss this sale.
TERMS: OnC-third cash. residue Ht 81
and twelve months, credit paym D
bear interest and secured ny trust oh 90
POLLARD a. BAGbf
no 10 Auction r
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

eral miles of sidewalks.-Th Citizen,
DR.. G. G. Bryan has been appointed
nealth physician of Otero county by
the board of county commissioners.
Smallpox has been entirely stamped
out IN Silver City, and, from all reports
pretty generally all over Grant county.
LEX.
! The town company of Alamoqordo
has placed an order for twenty-five fire
! hydrants to be placed at convenient
places in the town.
! The Bland Herald is not to be dis.
continued. but will appear after the
| first of the month under new manage
ment.-Las Vegas Optic.
The Normal School students at Sill
r., yer City have organized brass band
and are practictng diligently under the
| direction OF Prof. Koch.-The Inde-
pendent
Sheriff George Curry of Otero coun-
| to, has appointed Arthur E. Williams,
OF AlamoRordo, James Bennett, of
Weed and James Lathem, of Fresnal,
deputy sheriffs.
1t is stated that the sawmill at Ala
mogordO could not exhaust the lumber
| in that vicinity for 100 years. And it is
| big mill. too. That supply is of ines
Unable value to the south west.-New
Mexican.
AS two ferry boats have been placed
at the crossing between Bland and
Thornton, it is thought that the high
water in the Rio Grande will not inter
fere with the traffic between these two
points.-Ex.
Captain Cooney, while driving from
SocOrro to Magdalena, had an exciting
experience with a horse, which finally
broke away from him and ran for sew
eral miles. That night the horse died
from overeXertiOn.-EX.
The commissary department of the
Department of the Colorado, with head
quarters at Denver, is advertising for
bids to furnish beef for the Fort Baysrd
garrison during the ensuing year
Silver City Independent.
The standard oil monopoly gives no
tice har it will resist the law in this
territory regulating the sale of oils.
That concern should be given to un-
derstand that it does not own the
earth, says the Albuquerque Citizen.
The painters of Las Vegas are pre-
parir g to organize union and make
demand for eight hours work for ten
hours pay. They held preliminary
meeting on Sunday. but as yet have
not formally organized nor elected Of
ficers.-Optic
The church people of Pinos Altos are
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

The smallpox situation at Laredo
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
Archbishop Of Canterbury.

continues to improve steadily. No
new cases are being discovered and
patients are being discharged every
day.
Catholics in Waco are confident that
the order of Basilian Fathers will es.
tablish a boys school there. Father
McBrRdy, of Toronto, Canada, has been
Investigating the field.
The governor has granted Charles
Little further reprieve of a week.
Little was to have been hanged for
murder at Greenville on the 9th OF
this month Fort Worth Register.
The legislature ought to manifest q
versity and treat it literally. The
University is q credit to Texas and the
whole state should be proud of it.-San
Antonio Express.
Cuero entertained the South and
West Texas Press Association in most
royal style Monday and Tuesday. The
meeting was a very interesting one
and all the boys who attend were
more than repaid for thier time and
expense.-Beeville Picayune.
Judge Leroy 9. Denman, associate
justice of the supreme court. has ten
dered his resignation to Governor Say
ers to take effect May l, 1899. 1t is
said that the judge :will remove to bis
home at San Antonio where he will
resume the practice of law.-Ex-
change.
Felipe COndrOn, q Mexican child
| vender, was shot and fatally wounded
on the 25th by John Lockhart, q
freight conductor on the Houston and
Texas Central raj railroad. Lockhart
fired six shots and the Mexican has six
bullet holes in his body. one bullet,
however. passing through his hand
| and into his breast,-ForL Worth Reg
lister.
Early on the morning of the 18th in
Houston, near the business part of
town, j. G. Hungerford was held I'D
and robbed of $3.50 by three white men
at the corner of Louisiana and Preston
streets. Two of the men had six-shoot-
ers and demanded that be turn over
the money which they knew he had on
his person or that they would kill him.
Il e promptly gave it up and the men
then disappeared. No arrests have
yet been made.-San AntOnio Express
Prof. J. S. Kendall, state superin-
tendent sof public instruction, has
this to says of the move for public Ii
braries: 81 am in full accord with the
move for for public libraries in Texas.
l have seen the good effect of such a
library in many cities and towns and 1
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29
Neighb0r-
hood Notes.

Texas.
The next state oratorial contest will
be held in Fort worth.
The schooner Mystery, wrecked near
RickpOrt will be total loss.
w. N. Tull of Canton was given ten
years imprisonmentlin a charge of rape.
Collin county is out of debt and has
assets amounting to $103.346.
The Brazos Valley medical associa-
ton will meet at Marlin May gil.
A camp of the sons of confederate
veterans has been organized at Tyler.
There is no fear whatever of any
spread of smallpox in Devine county.
The grand jury at Canton returned
fifty one bills of which fourteen were
felonies.
The secretaries of the Y. M. @. A.
throughout the state met in Greenville
on the 9th.
A hand car, mann by section hands
was run down by freight train near
Quinlan, and two of them severely in
jured.
Black bass to the number of $500
have distributed in the Concho river at
various point near San Angelo.
Mr.. Bailey is an able man, but there
are others. and they are not all anti
expansionists either.-Waco Times
Herald.
The smallpox situation at Laredo
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

do not think any public enterprise in 9
general way will commend itself more
to the intelligent citizen than the es-
Establishment of ssuch a library. I de-
sire to express my best wishes for the
success of your nterprise.-William
son County News.
It is said that the sand in the road
to San Antoniois nowhere more than
eight inches deep. If this be true, it
to scrape down to the clay, throw up a
ridge of clay in the middle and level
down the sand, thus elevating q ridge
of clay above the drifting sand It
will be worth thousands of dollars to
those who travel the road.-Fleasanto ton
Monitor.
It is more than broadly limited that
Brownsville has thus far failed in
every railroad project because many of
it's most wealthy and influential citi-
zsns oppose it for the reason that they
mOnOpolize and control certain lioes of
business and do not wished to be dis
turved by the Inauguration of q new
era which inevitably accompanies
the arrival of railroads. Such selfish
mossbackism is bane to any commu-
nity.-San Diego Sun.
The new city charter of Fort Worth
provides absolutely that the salary of
the mayor shall be $4,000 per year. the
city secretary $4,000. the city engineer
1880. the auditor $500, the city attor-
ney $500, street commissioner $1,000,
city physician $500, fire chief $500
and assistant 1920, city judge $1,000,
city marshal $4,000. Any statement to
the contrary about providing q limit
at which the city council may place
these salaries is simply false and in
tended to deceive the people of Fort
Worth. The charter has passed the
senate.-Fort Worth Register.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

making preparations for the dedication
of their new church. The exercises
will take place on the afternoon of May
z, under the direction of DR.. Morrison,
assisted by Rev. j. G. Hall of Silver
City.-Silver City Independent.
The Methodists of Alamogordo are
building a large and commodious
church. They expect to have it COM
pleted by the third Sunday in May and
Sunday school in it. The church de-
serves praise for it's enterprise and
should be helped along by all.-Sacra-
mento, Chief.
The governor on the 9th signed the
requ1sition papers for William and
Thomas Halderman who are in the Sill
yer City Jail accused of murder. She
riff Scott White will take the men
back with him to bstone, Arizona,
where they will be tried for murder if
they escape threatened lynching bee.
New Mexican.
This territory is furnishing fertiliz-
ers to the Hawaiian islands. The
guano caves in Dona Ana county are
being worked and 600 tons of the fer
tilizer have been shipped to Honolulu.
The guano deposit in one place was
found to be forty-fve feet deep and
sixty feet wide. Prof. Goss, of the
agricultural college, pronounces them
the richest deposits of guano and
nitrate known.-Albuquerqu Citizen.
The New Mexico board of health
met at Las Vegas Monday. It organ
lied by electing DR.. J. n. SloaD, of
Santa Fe, president; DR.. Geo. G. Bry-
an, Of Alamogordo, vice president; DR..
T. P. Martin of Taos, secretary. The
new board outlined considerable i'm
portant work for the ensuing year that
will result In great benefit to the phys
tcal welfare of the territory.
Range.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

A hand car, mann by section hands
was run down by freight train near
Quinlsn, and two of them severely in.
iured.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

New Mexico.
Albuquerque is sadly in need of sew
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-29

continues to improve steadily. No
new cases are being discovered and
patients are being discharged every
daV
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-02
la ReiIa RusIta TANcA A,,; nan MIN ?, e'ssta' st

80 ''S''a "ss''e Tetuan, San Juan 1Pte>-
Rico. Deposito general sucursal de Ia r~aa
nSnufactura de tabacos estabiecida en C.yey
>or don Carlos Lopez. En- este estab'ecimiea-
- hay slempre surtide conytante sie todsa
las vitolas conocidss, tan ben presentadas como
las n1elnres de IA Hahans. Rama >ssft:ata d
tas Vegas del Pi<<, j.. Svllcitense cataiokaa
kaeysssrsaer%. ALBERTO P&DRE1geA, F.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-02
Sn&sra Bs,asa Csseoczx; .,zx~s>ssz.H, H,::.ss Il

SsRasSEA e peNsa Csseocz@s s,ecs go +; a@4
w. ''e''" Eeredoso;onee ~ apsogsrssssss
eoesA J 7s*sivs ee<Fasnr con Jcs% Nax1x Maa4ss.
Saseo Desachot. IN s+szaae lie 4so p&ganas 9ss
PS@sogo de don NiezRcg Bole& ForaEs. as paRss
seeaaese Superior, - vs>ds peso 20 cseea,
- q e5snapiax en- !as Nsrssfac ia los eu&ens
+" eo3e Oesas~<s4, Asa Brs.,aseas J. Ma.
- - z ss~ T. u >&as's<szass ssaas y p e%sa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
8rieesrhftungeu.

gluf 6em Dampfsr >. llmpoti", ber am
iSrsitas bic Tbemis berlieB, .iit fur ben
2ransport bon Diuniiipn unb 8orrdtben
na6 NataI elm bsionbsrss Rasasin elm.
ssridtet tporben. Die Senbuns UNI.
i&IieBt eine WliIIion 8unbsn patronen
fdr Mai6Ineneeidabe, 1000 Sattels
bdums unb 100 Eonnen ausemsinss mi,
litdriibes Iusriiftunssmaterial.
Sn elmer 8eriammIune bon 200 Dsut'
lden, bic in Sobaunesbers faitfanb.
nurbe Elm guSihub ernannt, UNI bsr
GrunspaaI.R .Reeisruns bic gBlaisteit Der
Deuti&en, i'm 8risssfaqe ala 6reipiaiee
su bienen, aussubrlden, ieoo4 barum Su
eriu1en, iie in Rddiidt auf bic pom ben
Oeuiidsn in ber Masatos Gompasne er'
ouIosten Strapossn in beionbere @orps
einsureiben.
Ois sur britiidsn Reierbe srfter aIaHs
sebbrenben. in Dusban, Natal, ippbuen.
ben Berionen babsn ben 8sfsbI srbaltsn,
ii6 in 8ereiti6aft su baIten, ii& ibrsr
8esimentern ansuialiebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Der pbilippinenfriee ipirb fbarf
fritifirt.

9ous 5000 psrionsn tpobntsu Srsitas
in Mphic, St.. ber brei Gage bauerncen
SsiiiOn Der Subres 8sriammIuns Der
;. ..llniOeriaI Bsaee Union" unb Der
,,@onnsctieut geace Society" bel. Mor.
gems bieIten 9rditbent 2ope uno Nnosre
turas Mnipra4en iibsr bic Situation auf
ben PbiIippinen. giadmittass ipra6
Wiaiam 2lopo @arriipn bon PbiIabel.
pbia Gbsr bas 9bsma: .,asin Gompro.
mib nit &ries." Dis 8bilippinen. po'
litif Wc8inlep's tpurbe perbammt unb
aud RooiepeIt esb6rie burd bic Se9sl
sssosen. Serr @arriion iaete untsr
Gnoerem: ,,@s lit ni6t bic bsipaffnets
8iIobeit Der Pbilippinen, bic Nmsriia
bebrobt, ionbern bic WiIbbeit. bic WiIb'
belt. bic Tbeobor 8oofepeIt reprdientirt.
Sdtte Miaiam We8lnlep, bic NubIoIis.
felt unb lluseredtisfeit bes Spanisn
aufeesnuneenen 8rieees einIebenb, bic
@riIdruns bes @onereiss nit ieinem
8sto belest unb ii6 ssIobt,, Iiebsr absu.
oanfen, als fein 4mt bur1 feline Dlit.
piriuns beim 8bien su proitituirsn,
pIrbe er cine gii6e in bem pantbeon
Der WeIt perbient baben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
Seeue8 0erfabren Der 8aumtpo Of
fameus sNeiniauua.

ProfefIor TbisIs. elm beuti1er Gbemi.
Ter Der @unninebam's der.Rafflneris
nit 9apiermiible in Ri6monb. Sort
8snb @ountp, Ssr.. Bat iosbsn bas pa.
tentre4t erbaIten ftir eine Grfnbung,
ipsIde bic complete Delintirung oes
8aumipoa. Samens gum 3psd bat, sine
grfinbune, bic iid in 3ufunft fur ben
fibliden 8aumipolIenpfanjer aIs redt
iperibpoa erpeiien mag. Der PrOssb ii
Elm demiiher, unb baS Nebenproouct,
tpeldes oaourd seiponnen tpiro, ia eln
tpertbpoaes, oas bem arabii1en 9ummi
dbnli6 1T, Der nur aus Afrifa bs;ogsn
tpiro. Die @eauloie, ober 2inte, tpirb
bel febr nieorieer Semperatur BON ga.
men losseIbit unb ldBt benielben BOLTON.
men nadt uno polirt. Ser Samen iann
uuf oieielbe Weiie berihifft ipsrben. tpis
anoereS @etreibe. 8isber tpar eS niGt
ratbiam. ben 8aumpolliamsn sans su
peri6lden. tpesen Der Sibe. bic er an
Soro Der Sdiffe enttpideIte. Dieier
proseB 1T, tpie man annimmt. basu an.
ssiban, cine llmpdlsuns i'm Samenban.
bel au beipirfen. aumal ba Der issies
preis 81 so per Come iit; fur ben
nadten Samen iperben $40 in europa
besatlt tperosn.
Die sssenpdrtise Wetbobe. ben Sd
men 3u reinieen, beitsbt i'm &eiben nit
8dritsn. ipoburG cehen Wsrtb perrinsert
niro auberoem 1T bieier BroceB tpsii
foitfpieIiser. 60 III bic 4nii6t bon 8roi.
lbieIe, oab Der Samen um 500 Broesnt
befer iein tpirb, ba bur1 ieinen Brocsb
bic 8eimfdbisfeit bes SamenS nibt ssr,
Hort pirb, tpie aus @rperimenten auf
elmer Mammutbs 5arm berpOrsebt. Gin
bon ibm bebanoeIter Samen fling idOn
an su tsimsn. ais sr erit felt 5 Ta8en &c.
pHan3t tporben trar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-31
8aifer 0Bilbelm elaubt nidt an
bic Trauen $ Gmansipattpu.

3pei 4meriianerinnen beiu1ten neu.
LID ben beutiden 8aiier an 8orb ieinsI
Dadt in 2ieI. Sc iparen 8orfdmpfer.
lnnen Der Srauenemancipation. Cine
bon ibnen fpra& bsS 2ansen unb 9rsi.
ten iiber bic beerabirenoe Stsaune Der
5rnuen in Deutidlanb. Ser 8aiisr
bOrte sebuIbiB bic su gnOe 3u.
Run" faste er cann nit einem
Ssufser bsr @rIei&teruns. lid itimms
init meinsr Sruu iibereip. Sic fast,
5rauen iOllien ii6 nur um bic bier &.
tiimmern."
,.Dis bier 8. 2" ipisbsrbOItsn frassnb
bic Imeritanerinnen.
%. id pereab". flete Der 8aiisr
binsu. ,.Sie ipredsn ni6t bsutf6. Die
pier 8. iinb: 8Inoer. 8ir6e. Ride unb
JsIsiber."
Die amerifanii9sn Damsn sosen fi1
surid. iiberseuet. ouB Der 8aiier fur ibre
SADIE bOffnunsSlos perIoren fei. y
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@sebr eaaseu als Wueeu.

Sen. 8roots il tbatid6Iid sntiGIoi.
fen, feline tpsiteren 3abluneen an cubani.
i6s Gruppsn auf Der 8aiis bon 3uiab.
Iiien 3u MAIDEN. Durd bic srfen .3abl.
unsen ii 10 uisI SpiBbdbersi unb Der.
iu6ier SdtpinbeI ans 2idt ssfommsn,
Oab er IS aufssssbsn bat, bic Srass osr
8ertbeiluns Der bon ben $4,000, 900
ibrie eebliebenen Summe in @rpdsuns
su sIsbsn. Wit ber in isinen Sanben
perbliebenen Summe tpirb er irabrf1eins
lid bsrnunoete nnb beodrftiee Offi,isre
unteritlBen. bic mad bem OrleinaIplane
su nidts betediist paren. Die msiiten
eubanIidsn 8samten fimmen nit elmer
8smsriuns bon @omss iibsrein. bic er
neuIi& maGte. Ct iasis, bic 50. 1000. 600
mlrosn mebr Sdaben anri1ten, ais
naBen unb bic glusjabIunsssei6dfte
baben einen Aberuno BON S&lsdtistsiten
aufsebedt, ipie ibn bic befen Srsunoe
@ubu'S iid ibn ni6t ais sr'itirenO uOrsss
itsat batten.
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2cihcn Der Gclofu6er.

Ser Siideen SluBoampfsr ,.Strab.
coma" fam nit 80 leberlebenbsn Der
edmonton Route in Wransle, AIasfa,
an. 8iele berislben leloen an Sforbui
unb erfrorenen @llebern unb mebrers
ibleppen iid auf 8ldden fort unb iinh
tDrperIi6 uno iinansiea sebrodsn. g8.
lR. Sarrls uno u. 2ntbrop BON peliean
&dplos. Uilnn., uno q. 2earp BON @bger.
ton, isis. orei elmer 8eielli6aft bon
nsun, bic i'm Nprll lebten Sabres @os
monton perIieBen, baben furdIbare 2eibsn
ertraeen unb babeu bic 8ettuns ibrea
2sbens nur Der SuofOn 8ap @Omp. su
oanten. bic auf Anoronune Der canabi.
idsn 8esierune @rpebItionsn nit 2sbsns.
mltteln ausBibidt bat.
@api. S. Sonea bon Winnipeg iaet,
bab bic &ebenSmittel in alien ,DtiIitar.
BOiten ldnss oes Dub unb 2iaro 5IuHss
rar unb iebr tbsuer iinb. SIM 2iarh
9Oiten tOfet ). y. Elm pfunb 3udsr go
@ents, oesaleihen elm Bfo. sSett unb Elm
Sad Uiebl fbtet S28,
Sait alIe 3urddsetebrten iinb mittsl.
los; lie perben baber aaf Hsgierungss
toitsn nad Seattle transportirt psrosn.