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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

tnesling Gbnelt, bic Elm in's Waifer se=
tporfener @tein auf beifen Obsrfldhe
berporruft. Diefe foaenannten Serb
fhen Melen beriihren bann ben DRAFT
her gmpfanasftation. Derfelbe 1T olf
einen Wof ae5osen. beiIen @pibe fid
in gleiher so0be nit benz Oseiildtor
befinben muB. Der Draht bonn Gln-
pfanasrelais fiibrt aum Goferer, lDo
bic Depefde auf ben befannten pd-
pieritreifen iibertraaen trirb.
Die 6hnelliofeit bes 5elearapbiz
rens bdnat ron Der @efhidli4tsit hes
Operateurs ab, unD bic @ntfernu1a.
cuf ipelh bin telearaphirt tperben
lam BON Der 6Dhe. in be. iib Ter
SseiIIator befinbet. Steht bieier 20
SUB bod, 10 fann man aipei Msilen
nett bepeihiren, Bel 40 ssuR 3Dbe aht
Meilen unf 70 tpeiter in oieiem 8er=
b1ltniB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
pas ofutfdJf 9,to
BON gl Il b. 9nH n sr.

ygas sliaet 10 friid, ipie Ocs Dentihe 3ieo,
Gas, ipp ipir atben, bic Welt burdsiebt?
Sim blaucn Mbein, an bem Nefaritrons,
His fern binauf an her Cline Sanb,
@is Tbsr's Meer, no bcm beutSd)en 2ant
gas eiep bic berrIf1iten 9rilden baut.
6tcts par's eiu fromnser, seiuolt'ser &lans,
Ser friis, ing Warf unirer Batter brang;
ep lang Ger Deutier nur Senfen fam,
GU tanq Lao CT in bes 2ieoes gonn,
Ndt ibn, 10 fern CT nur iDiliis lduidt,
Tes aieoes beiiiser ION nmraultbt.
Gb ie Kin aieb aus bem Sersen iprans,
Silk ipie gcrmanijder Mimneiamg2
Stpls flana's, als g8nlIraln bon Gi6enbatb
yor1 Baum Der Gidbtfunit bic Neinis brdtb:
Sod, Iiibcr ipar nod Der Ntinne 4lan9,
Ter ans Gem 6erseu pes 9pelers iprans
llnb ipo fir e3robes Die S8elt cratibt.
"a flatIa es ,pieper i'm Deutiben Iteb,
llab ais Sie ssreibeit nit rni'ser &anD
Sic ipete ladenSe geslt umipannt,
Gr1ob, BON freubisem ed)sed erfabt,
Sas Dsntld)e 2iep feb in frober 4af.
unD 100 Die Spfrsen Dds 9iud erlegHl,
ga bat es freubie Die Welt perl6bnt:
Ged) mo bic edbonbeit in beil'ger 9ratbt
SIN G,eift Des iblummernpen Bolts criDadt
Eo tont es ipieoer, ppn 2uit burDeliibt
Sm eroben, bebren, i'm peutie5en 2isn.
llnb ftebt ibr einiam auf fer-er Waest,
8, bobt Der berrfiden GidIge Tbt
Wie Waisnlnft uno ipie Wdrseniuino
1lmipebn Die Gone elid iad)t ,ne limb,
Nie 6ebniudtsfliiftern, ,pie Winne Sup
26jt es ben 3ipeifsl in eurer gruh.
Nsas flinet 70 friid1 ,uie bag oeutlhe eies,
Tus, mo mir aebeil, bic gss4t furd),iebt?
Dos ieber Geutfbe iein eiasa nennt;
Senn ipp man @robeg, oos Sdonste .ennt:
Grflinst bon beiliser enit surdglhbt,
3as pentibe geort ouh, bas beutiGe aieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
Aud Elm Denkntal.

sSn Neip Worf tpurbe Der fiiralih
aeftorbenen pbilantropin 8aro1iK
CLARA 6irih Elm tpiirbiges Denfmal
errihtet. Rein Wonument mar es,
fonbern elm Mrbeiterinnenbeim. tpelhes
man Der Oeffentlihieit iiberaab.
@hon BEL Geb3eiten battle bic eble
Oame 100000 fir cine btrartise
Mnftalt ausaefebt, pelhe nit 13 SHs
fai1en temporGr in einem 4aufe erOtIs
re! ipurbe. Sn ibrem Sefomente febte
tie abermals 100000 aus, 10 bob
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

berrlibs QlnsFht; Bic enssebauts
gtdbt mil ibren polmtn nnD Rirdpsn.
ipirie Der b<rrlit9e 4dfsn tro Ds pe1S
ihieb<nen Eager ber nmertfanll9en
Hruppsn, biefen ii6 BEN erftauntsn
Muge bar.
6ier nabt iih benz 8siu9sr tiIs aI.'
berer pnfttn, Der bic GintrtttsidrIen
obforbert. um iie bonn Offt5itr Du
ipur priifen au Ioffen. MdhrenD nsS
mortens auf bic Miidtehr o<s eoolDds
ten Sat man @elegenbsit eintn ihm1s
len, enqpdBartigen Weg, ber auf bs!oe's
Geittn bon 80 synb 6ohen Wnuern
flantirt 1T, au betrddten.
sSn NrufthDbe bemerft flldtl IN Der
Mauer fleine runbe Wertiefungen, hIiD
bos @rus an ber Wduer, bas iiprig
ariint, 1T nit benz Blute BON Wldrtn-
rern qetrdnft. 9n bieIer Steae hdben
9duienbs BON freibeitsliebenben Alal.s
Tern ihr Qeben laifen iniihen. WaIt
rem gefiht Ter Maner an9etebrt, !psr,
teten iie Des t0btlihen 8leps btr fin<
ter linen 5ttbenben fpanifhen Solna@
ten. eSn Qapana nennt man Dtelen
Drt ben 6pf bes SDbes".
gnte @diiben miif1en bic Grsens
tionsfolboien getpeien iein, benn bic
Ginbriide in Der Wanb, bic tire 2us
aeIn perurfa1ten, finb eIei9ndRig
einen Sub brett, 10 bdb ibr Dpfer itets
attrpffen purbe. Wan bebauptet.
,renn ie Gin 0erurtbeilter niht fofprt
tobt aufammenbrah, 10 babe bic Wlas
hete ibm ben Reit segeben.
6at man biefen 1obeshof bsllhtl9t.
10 lit es ungefdbr 3eit. bdb Ger poiien
auriidfehrt; nabbem ct tingsIrofTen
unb bic Grlaubnib gum Betreten bes
eiaentIihen Sorts iiberbraft bat. err
hdlten bic 9efuher einen 9olcatsn
aum 1iibrer.
Das sSsnnere BON gabands gleibt
einem QdbDrintbe; enbloie uaterirOi@
iAe Gdnae an bte iih rehts unb fi,fs
bunfle unb halbbunfle 3elfen reihen.
fpdren fir bic politifden @efatgenen
teftimmt. Mne 3elIen baben an her
Wanb einen aroben Rrampen, an bein
cine turae bide Gette hdnat, IN ipelhe
Der unsliidieIiee @efansene aei4lc6en
ipurbe. Manhe bieier Retten finh
70 flira, bab iih ter baran @siGlofs
fene r1idbt nieherlegen fonnte. gins
aelne Der 3e0en iinb taum srOber uls
Elm Grab.
Ginige bunbert Sub untsr her Gis
tabelle lit Elm LANCER buntler Gang,
pnn beHen Mitte aus mar, bas Raus
fden bes Oceans pernebmlen fann.
Mabriheinlidj fiibrt er bireft in bas
Wa1er, unb mDalihermeife mari man
BON bort gefdbrlihe pDlittlhe @efan=
gene, sebunben an 9dnben unb Jiibcn,
in's Maifer. mo lie entipeber bic j0niz
fifGe auffraben. ober mo iie an ben
sselfen Der Riifte 3erf9elIten.
Morro Gaitle ift bebeufenb fleiner
als Gabanas, unb beberbergt anfhei<
nenb aud peniger blutise Gebein,>
nifie. Die fpenisen 3ellen finb bsnen
ouf Sort Gabanas dbnlih. Die sr0sz
ten 3ellen baben Ringe in ben Mauern
an benen Getten berabbdnaen.
.SeDeS Der DetDen 0eTdngHtt1e erfs
hGlt cine Gapeae, bic iebt nint me6r
benuBt perben; bieie iparen aber ,iht
fir bic unsliidliden @efangenen ba,
fonbern fir ibre 4ertermeiiter. Morro
entbdlt etipas mas Gabanas niht aufz
aupei1en bat, ndmli1 Elm gremato.
rum, in ipeldem bic geftorbenen ober
ilren Qualen erlesenen 9efangenen
terbrannt lpurben. Dieter Sfea lit
BON ben ! Imerifanern pieber in
6tanb sefebt porben, unb miro in
3utunft beKeren 3ipeden bienen als
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08

auf :. nidt Reiter BON Sort Bress
bp :. pilbe @eitalten. =. Snbiae
ner >. Gs par unbenfbar, bob ibnen
Der Magen entgeben fonnte. Wirrs
gebanten burdfloeen nur auf eines
Muqenblid bas gequdlte 9dupt oes
Gommonbanten -. Wtit p;er3ig Neiz
tern tonnte er ben 8ebrdnsten 81 Oil
fe ellen :. bod er opferte lie bort eis
ner pielfaher llebermadt unb ent=
bl0bte bas ibm anDeriraute Sort BON
8ertbeibigern :. 4. Rein -. erft Sols
tatenpflidt !. audi er blieb anf benz
Briten. On Der 0orberIette bes yrrts
iiterlieb er cem nG9itdlteiten Offisier
bos Rommanbo, er befebligte auf Der
gliidfeite, no er ben tpabrfdeinlihen
llnteracne Der @einigen por Wugen
bate. Muh born nahte Der sseirlb. Die
api{den ben 0iigeln lieaenben Niliieoz
Ter febrten ir bas 6rrt snriid.
Raum batten bic 9hore fi4 bfnter
linen gsi6loHen, als bic Snbidner
beranItiirmten. Noh tonnte Der Ga@
pitdn bic ean5e MannIdaft bortbin
rerfen. giniee Oubenb tobte 5einbe
laaen ppr Ten pallifaben, tpsnise. be-
ncn es aelane, lie gu iiberflettern, fpnrz
ben nieberoehauen. Der 5etnb aog
iid rnterMitna1me Der Sobten 5uriid.
Die einfadg Sattit Der Snoianer, Die
iifvr pprtbeilbafter fir lie getpefen
nGre, Icbien auf unertldrlife Meifc sez
iiDrt. Wesbulb ariffeu Die bon apei
Geiten nabenben Mu1en ntdt sleiH<
aeitia an, unb !piefo oeiste iih Der
riidfeitis nabenbe Seino gu frIb9 Der
Moaen nno feine Sniaiien trnnten lie
unm0ali4 peranlaHen, Die 4usfiAt.
burh ibre @efammtmaht bag Sort
pieleiht au nebmen, fabren au la1leH.
RcpitGn glnnbDn pubte es iofort,
nahbem audi bic Snbianer ben Sdser
Duthmdn, ibren perbabiea Seinb, err
tannt 5atten. Mas fiimmerten lie bas
Sort nnb bic pielen .peiBen Sfalps ge~
cen ben eiren biefcs Mannes! Gin
Sffisier beabiichtiete, nit breibis
Mann beln Mogen entgesenaureiten.
bld glanoon genebmigte bies a,;s=
iihtsloIe Dpfer rliM unb lieb abfiben.
N1her elite Der Magen. fiir5er fpurfe
ber Naum afpifhen Wasen ilhb sein0.
Dffiaiere unb Solbaten flebten ben
aomnlunbanten an, bic 9dlf!e BON
ihrNn bem Masen unb feinen Ne-folz
germ enta.senitiirmen au lafen. Doh
feline Migeruna mar eerehtfertist,
bern fammelten iih ipieber bic auriids
seiporfenen esnDianers
S0hftens nod taufenb yuB mar Der
Woeen BON Sort entferni. bls ibm
bic Shore bereits ee0ffnet hattie, nur.
ipenise punbert SUB trennten bic
ssIiihtlinae bonn sSeinbt, eiabunberte
fiilifSia sylinten lagen an ben 5hieBs
l1hern. Brfnnenben Blides. obne Die
Mimper 3u 3uden, itarrte RapitGn
glonbon, ben Osgen in Der sFauit, uuf
Die furHtbare Gaene. plDblid toHten
nrf ferne Srpnpeteniignnle Meitert
bon Sort Bresbp unb berittene Mniiebs
ler iparsn ber sSubtruppe Dorausgeeiit,
sine fhGb5ore 9iilfe, leiber Su tpeits
enifernt, I'm ben Wogen 3u retten.
Ginen Bid tparf Duthnnan 3uriid,
riB bic piitole aus benz @iirtel, fhoB
ben nG1!tsn synpianer bonn pkrbe,
I'm iin fflb{t bann BON benz feinen aIsis
ten AZ laKsn, tpdbrenb Der Wdgen ipeie
terfaufte. sesn Der linten 0dnb bic pis
ftple, in Der remteH ben Dolh, itdnb er
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-06-08
Dfu. d e Blul ,iir America.
0ah lIeserlieferunsen eines beutfhcn
Mnfieblers. - 8on Mortin Jlieb.

Sort glanbon riidte nah einem
3eitraum Don trenisen Sabrer immc-
ipetter in bic prairieen beg nilben
Weitens binein, Idneer blieb es nidt
auf einem sled. 9inter tbnl bliib.en
bann baIb fruhtbare Nieberlaifuneen.
bsute ldnsft polt= unb inbuitrlereide
Stdbte. enlpcr. Sort glanbon nurbe
es nab feinem eriten @o'nmanoonten,
einem gapitdn, aenannt. Weniee ber
Glteften 8epobEer iener @esenb, Die
auf beren Der Qualification ldngft err
fhloHenen 5Iuren gu ben tapferea
pionieren sdblten, m0sen iid be5
mutbieen gapitdns mod ertnnern. emit
ber 5nreden Der tpilben 8etpobner iez
ner 2anbftrihe, tpelhe um ibre S9plle
Derapeifelt fdmpften.
g1R bat gapitdn glanbpn eesit-
tert -. nur einen Sag Ieines 2ebens
fhimpfte er iih Memme -. nur er
fih felbft!
Nn einem bellen Spmmertace aina
Gapitdn Glanbon, Der has 8prriiden
bes Sorts bier Mal bereits erlebt bat=
te, Dor bem inmitten bes gompleres
hefinblihen Sffiaierbaufe auf unb
ob. gr fdien un-ubis, foreenpol.
.2ieutndnt Spencer!!"
r6err gapitdn! -" llnb Der por=
iiberse6snbe junse Sffi3ier trot ebrer@
bietie gu feinem gbef.
y@ie fennen ben 8eridt unferes
heute Naht einsetroffenen Dut9man.
Sic piRen alfp, mas mid tebriidt.
WGbrenb neun Saeen fplete Der
Dutdman ben pereinisten 9tGmmea
Der Delaparen unb @dnar5fiiBe, bic
gegen unfer Sort marihiren. go
lanse bic Munition reidt, balter mir
uns sesen ben biesmal su unerpartet
iommenben, iiberlesenen 5einb, bod
feline Stunbe ldneer -. bic lIeber@
maht iit gu erob. sic fnb unfer be-
fter Reiter, 2ieutnant, reiten sic foe
fort nah Sort 8rssbp unb laFen Sic
bunbert Mann nit Der entbebrliGen
Wunition unoeraiiglih foleen. sic
tDnnen friib5eitig senug ouriidfebren;
benn oer Nneriff Des biesmal 10
iitermdhtigsn Geinbes ipirb niht cher
erfolgen, Biz ct uns audi ridfeitie in
fpeitem 8oeen umfdlihen bat"
Sur eine Gefunbe bina bes 2ieut@
ndnts Bid an benz Inn pielIeif1t au
forsenDolI, ffsinenben Mntlib ieins5
aroubortiaen aommanbanten.
..2u Gefefl. 51err Gdbit1nT
@ilis fhritt Gpencer bapon, nohz
mails risf ibn Der @orsefsste surud.
sd braude Sbre Gile nint ansu=
ipornen. barf Sbnen ater ioleenbe
niht perfhmeieen: Oils por apei ecSah@
rem unfer Sort nod fpeiter 3uriid lag,
befuhten mid Jrou unb Rinb. Sd
peib, bab sic unb rleins 5DhterG GQ,ll
chamber liebten. Sd tpollte Sic, lie
Der Spencer, iiberraf1e1, inbem id
sSbnsn Bis 6euts nihf Derrietb, baf
drou unb 9odter bic Heife Don 8oiton
lGngi dngetreten Eaten unb meine
gerehnung nd9 in brei Bis bier Ia
aen bier eintreffen f0nnen, fDenn Gie
isht In Jeinbes Qanb fallen.
gapit6n glonbon ieuf3te fhper,
fp6brenb ber Geutnont erblaBte.
rllnb nun nit gott, 9eutnant, "
fubr glanbon fort, Ibis 8resbp iino
~ Meilen IS. rllorgen Mbenb tDerben
sit fih 3uriidmelben!1
Die 8tiabung traf ale gum 5mube
ks forts nptbnenbigen Mobreaeln,
B fs7f1f f1Yi;ffe hir SteffinfSif h>rg2nIfif nnest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
POOR MAN At THE GATE.
Rev. Llwyd Discusses . Homely
Topic At ST. Marks.

At 81. Marks Episcopal church yes'er-
day Rev. John f. ID. Llwyd spoke from
Acts ILL., 10. The Poor Man at the Beau
tifui Gate being his subject.
The gates OF beauty are forever open.
he said but only few fayorites OF for
tune pass within and enjoy Wealth. taste.
culture. refinement enter into the temple
of complete life. but poverty too often con-
ststutes q bar With aspirations after
crowned and complete existence, want Of
silver and gold compels thousands to starve
and impoyerish their higher instincts for
the sake Of daily bread. The problem of
poverty cries aloud for an answer that
shall be permanent. IudIserimlnate aims
giving Is no answer. IL pauperizes the re-
c.pient II dsmnraIizes character In both
the giver and receiver. Scientific charity
believes in three thiugs-sympatny. that
noble power by whose exercise man passes
out Of self into the feeling Of another's mis-
fortunes. and receives in consequence a
reflex blessing; relief for immediate needs.
prompt, sufficient ana wise; and work.
which carries with IL independence"
Wednesday being st. PanI's day. there
Will be service in St. Marks church at
1850 o'clock a. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
.On the suwnnnce River" at the
Third Avenuc.


The performance last night at the Third
Avenue theater OF the Southern drama
ION the Suwannee River" was q surprise
to the large audience, inasmtnch as in the
play Itself were many bright and home
like lines. quiet vet thrilling situations and
the characters we're In the hands OF capa-
BILE people. with the exception OF Ten
nessee's rardner." the company last night
was the best one seen in drama so far
a. the Third Avenue tfeater this season
Throughout the play there Ia an enter
ern ufe which Is refreshing and deeply
interesting II is well staged and careful
attention III given To every detail
Tho company Is above the average pop
niar price attraction Polly Stockweii rs
the heroine. Dora Clayton. tsind girl
"a especially clever TIE character itself
ts emo rarely seen In drama Miss
Stockwell comes from, good old Thexpian
stock being the daughter Of Ethel prag-
don and l. r Stnckwsli well known
Ia Seattle theaier-goers Aunt Indy In
old Nanny" part which was anpre-
ciatesi by the audience. Fanny Matthias
"a Mrs judith. gave good perform
ancs There were really no weak char
acters IN the mems parts. Jake Ferguson
as Caleb CroC. the yniser another char
actrr seldom icineafed took yell a rart
which the gallery resented r.s Fre1t,ent
Kisses Altar II Bailey. Harrison Ssesi-
mar, Fred T'Fssssdesi ard Il. a Gilmore
answered al the requirements TIE
Southern dialect was a feature especially
sette. composed 90 eoloresi singers was
good in its speciaitiss
''ffn the Sgwannee River Is on for the
remainder Of the week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
PROSPECTS FOR A NEW
CITY HALL NOT BRIGHT.
Executors Of Late James Osborn's
VIII Not Yet Ready To Convert
His Estate Into Cash.

The suggestion OF the Seattle Real Es-
tate Board that the city proceed at once
10 avail itself of the bequest of the will
OF the late James Osborn and To build a
city hall BETTING the wealth and impor-
lance OF the city, seems likely to remain
UNDECIDED until there is st!li greater
activity In the real estate market. A. c.
Anderson. who is one OF the executors OF
the Will. said last night. when asked con-
corning the matter, that the real estate
must first be converted into cash before
the citys share would be available and
that ne and the other two executors II.
s. Osborn and Charles Mcdonald. of san
Francisco. were unwilling to sell while
the market continued depressed.
According 10 Mr.. Anderson. the city has
no voice I'm the matter. and until the ex-
ecGtcrs have the actual cash and call
upon the city 10 appropriate an equal
amount IL Will be useless 10 consider the
building of a municipal building pro-
posed hy the real estate board
IL is possible that the executors may
soon conxumrnate a sale Of the bulk OF
the property, negotiations TO that end
now being IN progress with local repre-
sentatiTss OF Eastern capitalists. In case
the negotiations are concluded success
fully, the prospects fer a new city hall
Will be much brighter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
LECTURE 70 R[[1H|NKERS.
REV. a. ~. MARTTS DisCOrRsEs o.
AFOUNDATIOx or FAITH"
Reifgsens Existed Before CseeAs
ana ne9an VITA the Birth
Of AAn-IniverA.sl BrotherhsoA
the Destiny 81 Religious EHort.

The Foundation OF Faith Was the sub
yect Of Rev. Alfred w Marstn's sermon 4.
hanke han iAss night. The cSnxregz-
tson was ofze OF the largest that has ever
greeted Mr.. Martin since coming 20 Seal
tie
The subject Of his esrrnon gave Mr.. Mar
TN plenty OF opportunity 10 aispasy the re-
suits Of MS intellectual research into tas
religions Of the worlds history Ii was
noi Ii any creed Or sect that religion had
rs hirfh. religion came 70 light song before
creed or sect were known It's beginning
Was WITH ghe beginning 81 man, founded
directly by God on the unchangea5leness
OF universal brotherhood
mr. Martin did not directly attack any
sect. He recognized tire seven fusitsmea-
ias principles of the seven great religious
beliefs Of today--Rudanssm, Mohamrned-
km. Judaism. Zorossr.anism, Hincooism.
Consueianssm and Gshrsst!anity--whsch to-
gether formed he one religion Of ali, en-
braciug all secrs and al peoples--the uni
verxai brotherhood torn in Immortality
Though subject seemingly TO the changes
of man, religion. was destined 10 work 81
self Oh, into recognized unity and Tn very
few years, compared with the long history
o. the past. all secis would have settled
their differences. creeds would be no more
and the sun Of peace end brotherhood
would shine over all the world
The contention Of Christians thar any
principle was peculiar to their creed was
discussed. Mr. Martin taking the position
that al the cardinal beliefs CT Protestant
Ism and Catholicism existed IN other re-
iigtoDs thousands Of years before they were
born Even the Koran OF the Aonamme-
dams taught the same moral precepts. the
and goodness tina; Christians claim as its
own These great principles were part OF
all seven OF the worlds seets-
Such being the case and all minor teach
sngs being supplementary, the future of re-
Iigaon could be emily the same as Its birth.
the amaigaTuation Of all good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
PETIT LARCENISTS
THINK COUNTY JAIL
A GOOD THING.
SsAEe Cam Believes sneak Thiev-
ing Would Decrease II Convicted
Prisoners Were Made TO Work
Criminals Anxfous 70 Get In JAN.

feel as IL were robblng the tax
payers every time / send q petit larcenist
70 the county JAIL said Judge Cam Of
the municipal court yesterday afternoon
'"fhsy steal In order 10 he sent TO that
Jail. where they may sleep. live sn idieness.
grow fat at the expense of the county
and smoke cigarettes.
1T is my belief that IL the county COM
misssoners would put the prisoners 10 work
at something. even II II were nothing
more than digging hole and filing Il
up again, there would De one. where there
are five cases OF petit stealing.
II understand from Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Fulton that there is statute
giving the county commi zsiousFs power 70
put the prisoners to work. ! believe II
ought 10 be enforced. There Is no rea-
son why this cannot be done without a
conflict with honest labor. Until some
thing OF this nature II done we viii have
this class OF people lying around under
the eye OF the officers In hopes OF being
picked up an taken 10 the county jail
Only few days ago one OF the men
sentenced 10 the county jail said that he
did something this time that kept him
out OF the city Jail. They don't want
anything 10 do with the city Jaii They
have to work there and that Is contrary
10 their principles. Give me rest and a
cigarette is Che petit thieves motto
II! the commissioners will go about this
thing right / believe We can get rid OF
th3s undesirable class or people. We
certainly will not as long as they can
take ease and comfort at the pense OF
the county. I recall an item In the Post.
Inteiiigencer about man named Deacon
who said he had been in all the talls In
the country. but that the one In King
county was the softest thing he had ever
struck :"
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
said the reason the former board of COM
mssioners did not do anything about put
ting the prisoners to work was that they
thought IL would interfere with labor Mr.
Fulton thinks the best thing to do with
the petit larceny proposition Is TO get O
law making the third offrns. a feidny
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23

The popularity az the concerts given by
wzrner's hand Et Tho Seattle theater
every Sunday was again atfese I'd veg
tsrdsy afternoon when .he .heatsr was
comfortably 4les9 nv LAYERS az good .r.slzic
The programme was an excellent ore ire
band giving for ths fs-ss time two very
fins cr-suess tfons stre was hr pa4ar-
swski entitled Song ~ the NovaRer"
and the ether VAS .ntr acts from
"M,guen' - by Thomas. Two special fea-
tnreS ri the concert were ths cornat and
trombone dnet nv Mics Myrtle Morgan
and SIG \ ae Caprta. entitled the Swiss
knN. ff5@ other twas an especially we'll
performed 500 by Miss Jennie Stevens
sste has excellent centrRito vrsc~ arsa
her rendition 81 Dudley Bucks When tne
Heart IS Young. VAS very merfsaxsaws
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
Organized Charity Work.

A public meeting of all interested in the
Charity Organization Society is called for
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at Collins
hail. Every pastor in the city is requested
to send two representatives from his con-
greeation. The object Is the consideration
of the best and most scientific method OF
working our city charities for the remain
der OF the winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
MOQUALMIE POWER
WILL SOON BE HERE.
and Telephone wires
are Connected between the
Falls and SEATTLE

tne transmits. and telephone wires
khessing Seattle with snonua1wle fans
~ put IN operation for the ftrxf time n
e - ssock last evening. Sup; REYNOLDS
sas paeer company. ioxs a hat 10 Pre9s-
=. ssasf on WAGER that the connAe~
I an s .a not he made before January -
I ~ sHst remains 70 f.s done before The
efrcnif with Seattle ~ COMPLETED -
- 1.naeei tie dynano< with the wa.ev
49, -. arc begin TO force the elaesrtr siuts
me a'sgnlnum wira This wri ha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23
BREEzE's WINDY METHOD.
WouId Use balloons To Raise the
Suaken Andelnna.

The latest to suggest how to raise the
sunken ship ABdciana from the bottom OF
Commencement bay is Commodore Breeze
an oid-timer OF the Sound. He wants 10
use balloons. insisting that the method is
20 attach n series Of the air bags 10 the
vessel. and when the next wind storm oc-
ours TO touch q hutton liherate the ball
looms and tho craft will instantly appear
on the surface.
OF course. there should he pumps handy
To throw out the water before the gale
moderated or the vessel would sink again.
The commodore says that II Wreckmas-
ter Pauihamus furnishes the balloons he
viii supply the breeze.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-23

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