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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
c1mmer mehr MafAiuen.

gu1 in Der 2anbmirtpiduft usrOrdnsi
bic Waibine in INNER ftdrterem WaBe
bic meniGIi1s Nrbeitstraft. SIN elmer
5ah,eiii6 drift ipiro cine Waidme be'
ihrieben, pelbe in poaem nmfanse bic
4rbeit erieben ioa. bic blshsr fur oas
BHanssn BON RartOfTeln uerpenoet puroe,
Die Saattartofeln neroen BON Der Wa'
idine sertlsinsrt. in bic @roe p~erfsntl
uno bic oaourd enttanbenen Surdsn 10.
elsi4 tpisbsr nit @roe suseosdt. Die
4npsnbuns bieier Wai&ine ma&t plelt
1auisnbs Irbeiter lbsr 10 BAT
aub in Der 2anetplrtbidaft balb BIZ
Ra6irase mad ,.SdnOen", tpis iis iss'
tnfolse Der 8on;sntration bon SanOeI
unb Snbuitris in ben 9rObhdoisn nod
i%tattiinbst, uufb6ren tpirb. Benn BIZ
prosrsGips Steissruns Der Wai6inen'
ibdiisteit meter 10 sunimmt. cann tput
Die Sanoarbsit i6ltebli3 gu ben sspsis'
men Dinesn eesdbIt weroen mlhsn. 10
melt iie nl6t our Setftsauns BON Wa'
ibinen uno tehni6en 8orrldtunssl
peripsnbet psrbsn lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
Der franfe Napf.

Der Correspondent Der 2pnbOr
Fumes" mslOst /: SD BIZ. in Der Gage.
ben 9sri6t gu bsitdtisen. oa6 iit bel
Bapft bon Der @utune Der Operation
n,6t suus erbOlt bat. Obslel4 ferr
@runb porlieei, unmittslbare @sfabr ~
beiiirdtsn, 10 peruriabt feline a%noausrne'
S&ua1e i'm 8atitan oenno4 Ssio7e'
nib. ~lebrisens bOHt man. oab bel iors'
fdItieer 8Hese Der 4apft pbais seneier
pirb, ba be Nerste fem Sumption Orsa'
nii1sr @rtruniuns %eefunoen. Sur BIZ
tbrperlibe SGndde IdBt beflr4ten.
baB bic 8raft ni4t pDais tpleberfebren
pitb."
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1aubbeit Fam nidt asbeilt tperseu

bur6 lpfals GpplisatiOnsn, neil Is ben franftu
5btll bee Sbrts niGt trrti&tn fSnutn. Gs
sitbt nur sinsu Wss, bic 1aubbtit ~ ~furiItn,
uuo Der II burh ecuffitutiOntlt pttlmitttl.
5aubbsit pirp purt sinsu snijinpstsn 3uffane
er itlsimissu gusfttieuna Der Gufabilhtn
R6bre ptruriiht. @tnu eitlt R0brt f& tnt
,unpst, babt Sbr tinsH rumps netn Son pesr
uupolfcmrsnss 8sbSr ; une psnn it gang &C.
lblOftn ii, afclst 5aubbsit, unp ptnn bic
GntIiupuus ui&t ssbcbsu unO eisis RSbrs
pisesr in ibrtu ssbDriesn 3ufaup ptrisBt MFR.
ZEN fam, pire has @tb6r fir INNER ,trfSrI
peretn; ntun Sale uutsr ssbu line bur1 aa.
tarrb psruria6t rslhr uihts als Gin t~ntlinet.
ter 3ufanb pr l6ltimissH Sbna6bsu N
Dir modem tinbuupert DpadIs fir itetr
0urh aatarrb prurfahtsu) 6all BON 5aubbtii
ssbsn, ben mir ui1t pur1 Ginnsbmsn pom
OATS 8atarrb.aur btiltn iSnnsu. 9aet Gud
umipnft &iIeulart fcmmsn.
8 8. 9btnts & So, 5plsep, 8.
Rz7S@ Btrfauft ron alltn Apctbtfsrn, 75e.
Sal's GImiIitn piGtn inb bic btfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
HueerprbentliAe fdne1le 3ufts
f6ifffabrt bon brei Sffi3teren.

Drei prsuBiids Ofieisrs, bic 2isutes
nuntS SisssfeIb, SiIosbranb unb Surt.
bauien, baben cine 70 idneQe 8alon'
fabrt ssmadt. tpie bisber nod nidt ba.
9stpsien ipar. Sartbauien, elm Wit8lieb
Der 2uiiidif.a btbsiIune bes General.
ftabss. bei6reibt bisis 8alonfabrt pie
foIst: ,Nm Moresn bss 8 Mdrs be.
fdioHsn mir, pom TempeIbofer. 5elbe
a~uf3uhsiesn. Gin f~tarfer uno beftdnbi'
ser NOrbpsftpinb berri6ts iur 3eit unb
unisr 9tan mar. in 8reslau, Sdleien.
niebersufeisen unb an bemielben Nbeno
,nrid in Berlin su iein. Wr baitsn Ell.
men eetpbbnliten miIitdriiden 8alon,
oenielben aber ihtper b~elaitet unb mir
fiseen UNI IL nbr 10 Min. NIT furht.
barer @ei1pinbistsit in bic Sbbe. Der
8aqon ieeelte porpdrts uno Iber bic
iibsrfdnemmten Nieoerunsen Der Ooer
bintpee. Wir bemerften cine @eibpin'
oieteit. tpenn mir sur groe binabblidtsn.
penn mir aber gen SimmeI iaben, mar
feline Betpeeuns Su ieben. Wm flblten.
als Oh Der BaQon bod in ben Wolfsn
tdnse. @ir feeten tber 8reslau in ei'
ner S6be BON 1000 5uB in etnus psni.
ger als orei Stunoen binpee, uno mad
ten fsinsn 8eriud. bsrnieDer su iteisen,
Oa Der DinO su beftis NOR. Nir mad
ten 38 Weilen per Stunbe nit 2slblie.
tei:. MlS mir 8rsslau pafirt baltsn.
purbe Der Wlnb beftieer, mas uns felne
8siorenihe madts. Ser 8alon itlss
aQmdblis unb um 8 nbr t~teuStsn pu
bic 5ltsrrei1ii1s @rsnse in elmer S6be
bon 5 200 Sub, bel elmer @si8winois.
felt BON msbr oils 20 Wsilen per Stunoe.
0ir IisBen ben 8aaon nieoerseben uni
bradtsn Jpn UNI 4 nbr ii4er gum Still.
itanb i'm Dorfe 8asusta in 9alyien.
423 Weilen bon Berlin. Dleie 2uft'
fabrt bot erObeS Sntersie beruOrssrufsn
unb bic brei Oflelere fino bonn aaiier
DEFENDERS bslobt poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
@etbranute feline grau i'm Sfen.

Nuauf Bsder, bon @bicaeo, Der BOZ
mebreren @ohen unter Der Gnilaee.
ielns Srau ermorost su blben, perbaftei
uuroe. Ieste elm poles @eidnoniB ab
ST iaete, onB er feline 5rau in Stide
seribntiten uno bieie in elnem Diem per-
brannt babe. 8eder batte nod isinei
Bsrbnftuns susessbsn. feline Srou est6O'
tet su baben, bate aber erfldrt. BOB si
tie bonn 8anooIpb Str. 8lapuet in ben
See binuntsrft,B. mo Fs s%rtrant. Dis
pOIiSei bat nlemalS an bieie 8ef6i6tt
sselaubt, pisImsbr an Der Sbss fsftse.
baltsn. baB Bsder feline Srau set6OtsI
unb oann oeren 2st6nam psrnlbtsi
babe. Das Nufinoen zines Ebsilss ct,
nes msnidlidsn 86rperS i'm Stals
8,der's bsttdrite iie in tbrer Innabms
uno its bru6ten 8sder pubin, su &C.
t,ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
NHi6t Der @ebeimbaltuua.

@oupsrnsur Roofepelt Bat cine 8i0
unteraeidnst, burb wsl&e es Asr3ten Obj.
iolut perbOteu 1T, irsenotpelde Snforma'
tion in 8sSus auf bus 8sfinoen o Pa.
llenien Dor oDer mad beren Mbleben su
seben. 8lsbsr mar es nod ben Der.
nderunsSseisssn einem arst seitattet. in
9ssue auf ben pbpiiiden 3uItanb bon
BOlceninbabsrn !3eueniB absuIessn
Senator Sratett uno IhsmblpmitslieO
Green baben felt Sabren periubt, eint
aenoeruus bisisr 8ettmmuns bsrbeisu.
flbren, uber Obne @IfoIs, bis Cd ibner
olsfss Sabr seslddt III. Die BID 1T Elm
A~msnbement gum Giptleoo,r. uno in bic.
fer 5orm sins its unbea4tst our& beio'
3peise Der Legislature.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
6rp6eS Sd,abeHfeuer.

9as srobs fanfitbdise Sufrup.@ Sc.
bdubs go. 354 8rOaopup, Nsp YOri.
ipurbe 5rsitae Wcrsen gu frlbsr Stunce
beiuabe uolitdnoie bur6 5eusr serft6rt
uno bic auf beipen Seitsn unsrensenpen
9sbduoe tpuroen itarf bei&doiet. SIN
benz Safrups9 ebduoe bsfunbsn ii6 bic
2sintpanpbanoluns bon SumsS elliott &
Co., bic Notwithstanding bon Bruno
uno ancere beoeutsnoe @nsros.9 e'
i4dfte.
Ser @siammtbelIuf tpiro auf msbl
als $500, 900 eei@dst, iol absr poaitan'
big our4 0sri4sruns ssbsdt fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
Infer ein,iser seutfaer General.

@snn er aud fsinen Ramsn sttpas
amerifanifirt Bat. ift General @Ious bod
Elm eeborener Deutfher unb Elm BON Der
Bife auf sebienter Soloat busu. gr
ftammt aus Reifsn, Ddrttsmbsrs, uno
tpuroe bort aunddt aIs 8aufmann aus.
8ebilbet. Nit IL Sabren fam sr mad
Amerifa unb trat fofort 1859 in bic
8unbsSarmse elm. @r mnbte bann ben
8arseriries nit. blieb ipdter feinem
Stanoe treu uno bate es. aIs ber ipanifd.
amerifanii6e &riss ausbrad. fdon gum
Oberiten sebra6t. Ct mar Sefretdr Der
cubaniiden @pafuations. @ommiHIon, ba
er mebrere Sprnden beberrf6t. unb
purbe gum General bef6rbert. @r ioa
Der einsise eeborene 0eutide fem. Der
einen iol6en Stang in Der reeuIdren
4tmee befleibet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
Robleus uub Gptesxruft.

Die @oniolibiruns Der Rsp Riusr L
annapba 8Oblenprooueenisn IT antsr
benz 3umsn .Gsp OOrt & 8anapba
@oniolioatso @oal & Sole Co." poaso'
gen tporosn. Die @ompunie beitsbt aus
ilnfsis probueenten uno reprdisntut
cine idbrlide 9loouction BON 2eblen unit
@ofs i'm Bertbe BON $4,000, 900. Die
Wtslieosr Der gompanisi puroen tir;lid
pon ben @robsef4porenen oes 8unoes.
seritts in Cincinnati tpessn 8iloun8 Ell
mes FRUITS in 8erIssune bes 8unoes'
AntisS ruf' @eisbss in antIueeiuitanl
perIebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
Die Seutihen auf Samoa falts
bIutia.

Die i'm ,.Rsi9sanseiser" ~publsirien
umtliden 8eridte pe,itdrien nub Nn.
ii6t Der 9erliner 8ldttsr ben glnbrud,
OaB ss auf Samoa isbr idief sseanesn
mare. tpenn bic Deuti9en ebenio nerpbs
%sepsien pdren, tpie bic Amerifaner unr
S~neIdnber. 9rbBeres 8lutpersisben III
brett ourd bic Deutiden perbltet pot'
Den. @enn bic DeutiHen 10 eepirib
idaftet bdtten, tpie bon anberer Set,
bebauptet iperoe, bann befdnoen iib biz
86pfs Der guropder auf Samoa bsuts
ireenbpo auf Stan8en. Oberrihtsr
@bamberS eridsine ale Elm ausbuno BON
~unfdbistsit uno ais Der nrbsbsr aasr
Wuren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
aud sampfon Fam sroematbie
fem.

Warinsisfretdr Song smpfins elm ON
ben BrdfOenten aoreftrtss S4rstben. in
pelbem Gontreaomlral Sampion unter
8ssusnabme auf bic 8ebauptuns, oab
O~isisnisen Ofleere. pel4e pesen Ta'
p~fsrteit in Der Sesi6Iaht BON Santiago
De Guba aur 8sf6rOeruns porseidlasen
Darsn, nldt beta ist nurben. neil iein
Rame sinseidlofsn. on ibn oaS @tiuden
rlttst, isns Ofleiere unier @ealoHune
ielnss Namsns itlsunieit pieoer su er'
nsnnen. Ser Sstreidr ut mosHen ni6i
sensist, auf ben 8orf@las oss NOmiraIs
s,nsu9ebsn, ~ionosrn plrO bic Sa9e bic
3lm na1tsn Gonsrsb ruben laiisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
@ihtiae Gnteeduua.

Or. 9 @url Suber. BrofshOr be,
anatomie unb Director oes blftolosiibsr
aabotatorismus an Der nnlusriitdt Dor
Mloisun. bat sntoedt, bab, enisesen be,
4unabms Der beften 8bpfiolossn osl
BELT. bic 8luisefdBs oss @sbirns ourd
bic Nerpen conttolirt peroen.
Or. Suber bat oteies oemonfrirt unt
piro bic &eiuItate feiner e~inesbenoen
nnteriutun8 in Der Wdrsnummer bel
SOurnaIs fur psrslei&snos Hstpsnlsbr,
psrb1fsntlihsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
Hnaff Dor amerifanifAer Gcneur,
rsua.

Gmeriianiibe Gaenten baben einsm
sroben Sdifseiseniblmer ofsrirt. oas
ct 3Oblen uon Imerita nod europa fdr
IL bis IL S6lalnee tranportlre. 2oblen'
bdnbler i'm Roroen GneIanos iino bsioret
iber bic 3unubme oss 8oblsnueriunots
BON Rorbamerita nod eurOpdli6sn
Sdfen, mo bns amerifaniide PrObuit bic
STEELE beS en8lihen einnimmt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23

S9- 8ersebt nidt, Oab bic ,,@iti
2Oan Office" RfanOIsibbauS), f4 il
70. 306 2adatpanna slpsnue be,
finoet. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23


Die 2ranfbeitsn t~olteten aIlo ,ebnfad
ippiel Opfsr ole bic 2ussIn. 2eioer
niro ME f~eftssftslt. ME plsle Soioaten
nutdrliten 2ranfbeiisuria6sn Golden,
bic in Der 8brperperfuHuue Der bstref.
fsnoen SoIeatsn, ober ben uHpermsiobas
rem nahibeilleen @inpiriunssn zines
un%estpobnten 8limaS su iu6sn iino) uno
pie plsle unnatirli6sn, BEL esbbrigsr
2asstun9 uno 8erpHseuns pstmsiobarsn
8rantbelten sum Opfer fieleH -insbeions
oere Serplegune init BEN sum Simmel
%itInteneen, ben aanseu a~msrifanifben
5leifbsIpuribanbel in 8srrLf b~rin9enoen
sinbaliamiritn BEEF. -. Nn isoem
Soloatsn, Der iolden unnaiirli6sn, bel
asbDri8er 2assrune uuo 8erpHssuna
psrmelobaren I3ranfbeitSuria6en ;un
Opfer fiel. ipurbe-ba bic WitteI sur &c,
b6rissn 2aesrune unO gsrpHssuns reid
LID betpiuist tpOroen tparsn-ein Wori
~5esnn8en, fur ben bic Weainlsp'f1l
8sutspiIibi&aft i'm arisespepartemsn
perantpOrtli4 III. and don't you forge
it!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23

und ewig wird Hoods s~arsaparilla ais Blut
Reiniger anempfohlen. Seine grossen Kuren sind
durch gerelnigtes Blut vollbracht - Kuren der
Scrofeln. Flechten, H~autkrankheit, Rheuma-
tismus' Neuralgia, Katarrh, Nervositit, Nerven-
schwache. Els kurirt wenn anderes nutzlos ist
well es
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Me8infep's OFFER.

Ser @snsraIabiuiaut bat tirsIi6 cine
3uiammenfelune Der 8srluite Der ONE
rlfanii9en grmse pdbreno bee arissss
nit Spanien. bonn | Wai 1898 bis %.
Sebruur 1899. auseesebsn. Dsmnad
belief iid Der 8erluit oura SobssfdQe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
! m m O."

die Wurzel der Krankheit trift und jede Spur
Won Unreinheit ausscheldet. Tausende zeugen
fir vollkommene Kuren Won Blut-K rankhelten
durch Hoods Sarsaparilla, obglelch sic dllrch
das Fehlschlagen Won anderen MIedlzinen ent-
muthigt warren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23

S@- AnnOneirt i'm .@oasnbIatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-23
Yeter Stipp.
Muarermeiffer HRb @ORtfaftOf,
327 Waibin8toa Abeane,

ssecuibsr benz 6taOtasbdubt.
iberuimmt al, in Sas Raur.rfah siuidIastn
ben Arbeitsn uno uefsrt 9ettrsbur9er bIans
uuO Bsf Mountain ssIbe @auerfsins une
asbrodeue Stsine fur GemsntboSeu in Selsrn
nab allen SbsiI.n Der etaot f4usa cqo bilisf
nz1- SeIsphous 30. 1854.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26

to attract attention Of the natives on
shore by firing. crawled to the stern
Of the boat ana hit him across the head
with the butt Of my pistol. when he got
up and began 70 paddle, and heard
nothing more from him"
Reports from Lieutenant Cooke at
headquarters. where Sergeant Walker
arrived and gave his message stated
that when he landed he had a hard
ague, and was 50 wet and exhausted
from the strain OF battling water out of
the boat with his hat for four hours
and watching his rowers to prevent
treaehery that until he was warmed
and fed he could not make known his
errand.
BY his heroic conduct he secured as
sistance for his comrades-it reaching
them at 8 O'clock the same night. when
they were reduced to six rounds Of
ammunition. To my mind Sergeant
Walker ranks as a hero with, Il not
above. Hobson. The latter had seven
companions, tried and true; Sergeant
Walker was alone, save with three
treacherous prisoners. in lealSy boat.
It is a remarkable coincidence that
each of Sergeant Walkers brave deeds
during the war Che distinguished him
self by crossing the bridge at Manila,
thrice with orders, alone under heavy
IRE, and at another time, with VIII
couper's assistance. saved comrade
from drowning In Manila bay,J should
have been over, on, or In the water, ev-
idencing the Viking blood which courses
through his veins. Inherited from his
maternal ancestors,
Too little is said OF these brave men
Of to-day who are displaying such he
roism in foreign lands. The younger
generation should hear and read more
of such deeds that they may know that
the days Of gallant deeds and brave
men are not alone in the past, and that
such incidents Of heFoism as arouse
their enthusiasm when they read an
Client history are being repeated in the
present time. that the blood Of their
Revolutionary ancestors is being evil
denced in more ways than In societies
for the preservation of such records as
those ancestors made Patriotism, gal
lantry, and herotsm live to-day as
strong as in 177s, and the uphoiding of
the stars and Stripes is in as heroic
hands as those of Kings Mountain or
Monterey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
NONE so POPULAR.
Its Daily Gaining Favor in
Wheeling.
Results Reported From People
Who Have Given a Fair Trial
tn the RemedN.


Morrow's Rld-ne-olds. the scientific
kidney remedy and backache cure. is
daily gaining favor in Wheeling. No
medicine has ever been sold in Wheel
ing for kidney ailments, backache, T1er-
yousness, sleeplessness and general de-
bIlIty, that has gained such popular Ia
vor as Morrow's Kid-ne-oids. Charles
r, Goethe reports most excellent re-
suits from people who have used KID
ne-olds and says II will recommend
them"
John SnIder, who lives at No. 1854
Chapllne street, and says: Il was
troubled with severe aching pains
across tho small Of my back for some
time, and was generally run down; !
had no life or ambition. felt llstless all
the time and had no appetite. read
where MOrrow'B Kid.ne-oids would
cure such cases and would build up the
system generally, and as Charles X.
Goethe, the druggist, guaranteed them
to do Just as recommended or retuno
the money. / obtained some from MN
and took them according to directions,
and they cured me entirely In very
short time" 80, =
Nov IL Morrow'H Kid.ne-olds VIII Dc
so much for Mr. Snider, why not try II
for yourself II annoyed with nervous.
ness, sleeplessness and any form Of
kidney, disorders? Kid-ne.OIds cost on
" iIfty cents per box and save many
bodily aches and pains. They are nol
pills but Yellow Tablets, which 10 the
most scientific form of preparing med
Icinh. Kid-ne-oids are put up In WOOD.
en- boxes which contain enough tol
about two weeks treatment and car
be procured at Charles Il. GoeiSei
drug store.
Descriptive booklet mailed npon re-
quest By John Morrow & co" chemists
Springfield. Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
PENSION AND POSTAL AFFAIRS
Pensions to West virginians, Penn
sylvanians and ohioans-POstmas-
ters Appointed, New Offices Estab-

66uSAuAH W WS9S va bAAA4sS4AS3 = S4A4@A
sylvanians and ohioans-Postmas-
tsrs Appointed, New Offices Estab-
lished and Routes Changed.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelIlEeneer
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. 24.-Two
West virglnians have received certifi-
Gates of pension, David Smith, Clio. $40
per month: Wilbur F. Thomas, Kear-
neysviIle. IS per month.
A pension has been granted also to
Harry H. Hughes, East Liverpool,
Ohio, at the rate OF $50 per month, for
disabilities incurred in the war with
Spain; to Katharine H. Irwin Cwidow),
Martins Ferry, Ohio, (clvil war;, S.;
to Alexander McCay, East Bethlehem.
washington county. Pa, (clvll war;. $.
A new postohice has been established
in Fayette county, W. Va, to be known
as Hypes. with James A. Hypes as
postmaster; also one to be known as
Ellsworth, in Rltchie county, with
Abraham H. Lamm as postmaster.
Commissions have been Issued to
''''.'.',,,. =. ~. 1,t.,,,,o os Fo,-
postmaS'etS IN "est + .s.Sl 30 49,. ~,
lows: Lewis I, 1aeAso"5 lsO"1 ~ ,ys ,ss
Eagle Mills.
the e%en"nse 1, Wy l ,na s'stors.
sun w w has been discontinued.
vl'Ie, W. va, nus ". 80. VS. ~ ugann,o
speelal service trO'" ~, 49, .,,soon,,r"nG
"lrt county n"s Dssn S,oes sas Mon
and the tast-haneu postoilse , i.a' 70
placed uhuer sur serve ,, n" t ~ .So
rs to De suppneu rom I H"+AS ,oon a VA
order to take ehect January anu = t'VO' anu
continue 10 June SO' i'Vl, :, pr,r,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
spANrsH WAR VETERANS
Heading a Movement for MOnunen
to General LawtOn.

10 GGASA"A
LANCASTER, Pa. Dec @.-A move
ment has been started among the mem
bers OF the National Association OF
Spanish American War Veterans TO
raise a monument In honor Of the late
Major General Henry W. Lawton' a
number of prominent soldiers through
out the country have interested them
selves in the movement, and " iuna Is
ohopt 10 bc started under the auspices
~ me National Association OF Spanish
a XmerIcSn War Veterans, to be known
~ the Henry w. Lawton Memorial
Fund" ,,..,,, ., p.,rsvI.
,,N,,in the commander ln-chief; Col
sdwIn w. Hire. OF New jersey. tho
and W. !. C. C.l LIls IT
Of Lancaster, the adJnt tindS nr. ..
'Gsn f'1 treasurer and secretary, respec'
lively, OF the movement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26

suAMoKGN, Pa, Dec 24.-The Union
con- company officials at this place
have announced that work on the Scott
ahaT, which was postponed on account
si n.S. cnal trade depression two years
~ "" ,,.,iI he resumed In u few weeks,
S lying employment to 1900 men and
hoyg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26

ACCIDENTS come with distressing
frequency on the farm cuts bruises,
EtlnEs, Rpruins. DR.: Ihomas noiSctrlc
oil relieves tho PAIN insluh'IS' never
anSc without It,-2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26

HALF the fila that man is heir to
come from indigestion. BurdOck Blood
Bitters strengthens and tones the atom-
acli. makes indigestion imposslblc.--l,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-26
UNDERESTIMATE
HAVE Been the Beers, Both as to
Numerical Strength and Fight
ing Qualities.
HAVF PROVED 10 BRITISH

That the Simple Transvaaler is a Foe
Worthy of Their Best Attack and
Most Skilled Defense-Adepts in
Strategy, Brave as the sravest, and
Skilled Marksmsn, They Have
Opened the Eyes Of the World
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-31

Fernando BaItes Has to Answer q
Criminnlx Charge.

NEW YORK. March So-Fernando Bal
ties. formerly president Of the Mechanics
& Traders National bank. was held in S5,eo9
bal. for triat to-day in the police court on
the charge Of hypothecating 20 shares OF
the stock of the bank. belonging 70 Eer-
nand SulzberEer. Of the firm Of Schwarzs-
child & SuIzerberger. meat dealers.
The complaint is that Balies. about two
years ago wished to become president of
the bank II is alleged that he did not
have enough stock with which 10 elecd
himself and asked Suizberger. who WAS a
director in the bank, To buy 10 shares OF
the bank stock from the man then presE-
dent BaItes. il is alleged, wanted these
shares loaned 10 him. so that he cosd EJECT
himself president SulZbcrger bought the
stock for s7.sn, and he allowed Battles II
use il in his name. Bates directed that
the dividends should ~ paid 10 SulzSerser.
and this was done hut Suizharger alleges
that when he demanded the return OF the
stock he found that ii had been hypathe-
Gated Paites was removed from the bank
presidency on account uf his connection
with a railroad project 10 Mount Rainier.
Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-31
! EASTER ;
! HATS, ]
] GLOVES, !
E NECKWEAR. !
/ Cheasty's haherdashery, !
Second Avenue ard James Street I
s-ff-:-~.i-s;:::-::s:
AMERICAS BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
London Stattst Takes a Reseate
View Of Conditions Here.

LONDON. March 9t-Tne Statist this
week takes an optimistic view Of iae bust
ness outlook here and ia America II
points our that the activity OF trade
throughout the world is due 20 Gamer
political conditions. and. referring 10
Ans rica, II says.
Speaking broadly trade in the United
States Is growing Tnarveiogsiy and 81 like
~ To continu. 70 grow unless the new
crops prove very bad indeed. or something
altogether unforeseen occurs.
There - more uncertainty respecting
TIE probable course of tie money market
than politics or trade The probability
appears To be that there will I've such "a rlEe
In rates In the New York money market
3s Will lead to the shipFnsn % much gold
from Europe to the United States oefcre
summer OF course, the true balance OF
Indebtedness 10 the tnssed States Il not
quite redeessed. The United States IS stu
employing money In Europe especially in
Gernany. and that money can he With
crawE whenever Il seems desire bic. hut II
is not probable that money witt become 80
dear In New York that II Will De profitable
20 withdraw the sums now employed from
Germany and ship them across within the
next few months IL will lie different when
the crops Eegsm to b. moved. II money
continues to be employed IN Germany IN
anything like the scale Il - now employ
ell IL Will be Withdrawn hen the rates
rise much. and Germany will he comps s}ed
70 draw from England and Frame. ard
later. II the striBseHcy in New York IN
creases. gold may be shipped from L1r1pe
IN considerable amounts