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ROBBERS COT $4,000.
Soa'heu Pacific Train Held Up d, COch.sc,
Arizona.
Train crew Lined Upon the Platform
while the safe Was ny.
namitcd.

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept. 1.-THE west
bound Southern Pacific express. which
wac hold ny near Cochlso. Aria, arrived
h0ry ui time The express car b. ia
wreck Iug shows the oncct ~ the dy-
AuIult. urtd 10y the r1bhUrs How much
They secured o. not known but the
amount Oh cot believed 10 o. lu excess
OF iluHHu Mull clerk g.. %. AduIf. who
u fltlIaI huEEuEUmnu, talked freely
about ur huld.up Hp said.
We were Just ready 90 pun ONT NJ
'uchiH. when door OF the car WAS
thrust urvn ana o. man with 90 black
mask covered mo with biz rifle aud
yelled. Throw up your hands Instead
81 throwing up my hands I jumped
back Into the ear lie commanded mr
tp cuiAu out ana you can bet did Tho
next thing ! know was that I was
standing on the platform, lined with the
station agent mail clerk fireman and
engineer. They made us ala hold up
our hands, nud, while one ~ the ruh-
beers searched ne, the others covered
the safe with dynamite, taking plenty
~ time Tor the work Aftur they GOT
through piuuderlnE the car thpy told
30 we had better not 20 away for M
teen minutes, and thoy started 20 walk
back toward C1chiao about seventy
ut' yards from the guuk. Just as they
Ion some one fired i've HhutH. These
were the only ones fired during the
hull.up"
Mul clerk g. u. McEwlng tells sub
HiHutiHlly the Same story ua Aluir.
Neither ~ them knows how much
money was taken.
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we believe It our duty 90 refrain
from criticlalnE the Judgment A
French court martial has given Ice yor-
oct and 70 responsible Tor % before
God and man
The liberal proas without o. single ok
coption condemns the Judgment
The vo-slsche Haituna wrlios.
ny this stain France throws the state
that wgs 30 proud Uf ita freedom and
civilization back Into barharity and DIE.
hunurH the country which has uasasI
the sentence ON am Innocent man ua
Justice"
Tho National 2cltung declares.
"lt is tho greatest crime against man
Kind which has byuu committed rInrs
The days NJ the iUuuialtIHn and uf the
burning of witches. % Ia now accom-.
rNHhrl ana I've criminals Iu uniform.
unhlpplly can buist that they
have carried out tho will OF the gruut-
cr part N the French nation"
The ltlr4uu Courier Huyrs
'Thls ia n crushing Judgment on tho
condition of things ln France 10 a
The moral clultuiItlUu OF tho French
7rny with additional circumstance uf
HhHWo which di1 not accompany tho
catastrophe ~ Sedan. The coalition
NJ Europe could mot have gruaoI such
dcvp wounds to Funce'a reputation nee
nNc ARTILLERY officers uf BIER own army.
nH the French war ministers Ha French
generals us officers ~ the general atHT
and others no loudlnr positions during
th" four weeks ~ the trial lt Uonue4
have done"
The kloIn journal aiya; "rho aat
cry ~ tho unfortunate man. \ um In.
uocnnt' was not addressed 90 mon. hut
Co rC1ruulnaa hHinrt Hu mlHhf Nufit
and li1lospiorro have cat iu IuI4mHut
on LEGION NJ innocent people who Npro
dr1rT,d iu the oNccutiouor's cart Co the
Nulllotiur."
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Omciai Paper. Silent On the Dr.yfus Cas-.
Other Sentiment.

New York, sept IA dispatch TO
the Herald from Berlin says:
u has attracted considerable remark
that the governmental organ. tho Nord
pvutscho Alloremoirc Zeltung. has not
uttered word % comment on the iudg.
mont ~ the DryfuH court martial. The
eamo observation hOlda good with re-,
gard 90 the conservative krrug ZcltunR
ana the TuglschC lundschaw.
OF the conservative journals. the only
one that has expressed an opinion la the
Berlin Noustg Nuohrlchton. which says.
Judgment has been given and The
world l. face 90 face with a frosh onlg-
ma Whoever docs not take up the
absolutely harharouH standpoint that
Droyfus In guilty because he IL "a Jew
cannot ssrupu from the force Of con.
science which makes him examine the
question whether there b. any material
evidence brought forward against Droy-
fus which sun'Ure to condemn him 20 "a
dlsgrucoful and tonndalous punish
mont"
The clerical Gormonll takes Jcsu-
itlCul attitude ana wrltoa'
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srHAionr AIrA0 ron VAN
Preparations Continue on the Part 81 10th
nriti.h aud Iioors.

Pretoria. Sept Excitement pre-
N1l.H here pending Che decision uf tho
glhIuul Secretary uf State p.lfsl INA
lgit ih.H city Tor Iunluuasbure nni
YOU. town. Tho Likelihood of war b.
much discussed. TH. rnmirr. Ys Itriti't,
trnupa Dr. not regarded uH mUHrIur rUr.
iNn N1r hut mDrUN H" making up for
ih' luuDIiy OF troop lu South Africa
y much commented upon during tha
past month
London Sept li.HrhH activity in tho
hnWlfhIiN uul war office cIutInuUH
today through there In nothing uav ~
f'f.IhF tho TrlnayUul situation. 10 lH
.1ll ihlt orders huNr hU.n H4nt tl
America fur lIsht iron liriera ami
bridging sections Tor probable use lH
SCUM Africa Transports uru moving
,9 wv. desks preparatory 60 umharkug
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Oreyius Verdict May Seriously AZ
feet Frencb-American Treaty.
PUBLIC DISFAyOR THEREON
Even h'terhasy says the Trial wasa
Farce Movement to secure
brcJmfs' Pardon.

Washington. Sept 1.-THE D-ryti,
verdict iH attracting much attention
throughout official quarters. hut p,tur.
Any those IN responsible positions who's,
opinion would bo valuable arr rsiue.
"nt To express adverse comment be-.
cause N the national aspect of the cnso.
The ir'lInE BE- general however. ln IN.
Nor or prryfuH. and strong continent
h1s developed against the Injustice
which according Co the prevailing be.
l"i. De- has been subjected to. some
"i The officials express fear that this
sentiment Will have serious effect On
90" Iflusl.AmyrIc1n tronty. whom tt
''Ihr. h'lnfr the Senate. uH TINT iuHtru.
iuout has not proved very popuInr and
uHliust o.
ANriFRENCH REORGANIZATION.
budapest sept ii.-gcv,rN bund,,t
people made denomination last oven.
lnE Doc front uf tho French consulate
mere. They were dispersed hy the Dos
ND" anu Che approaches Co the consulate
veto coupled Oy policemen in order ID
prevent further demonstrations.
TRIAL 4 FARCE.
London, Sept ii.-Niajor Estcrhazy
comments today on the verdict in tho
broNiug ease 100 the Evening NoWa.
"NlnE hfoNfuH WINS Justly condemned
H' ihu Inevitable result uf the evidence
COLLECTED hN Cen. MvrUlUr This. nc-
'"'llhE i' Eaiyrhlay. bore upon the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

colonel william Jennings Bryan, the
frst Democrat In the lard, and the
great champion u silver. has come and
fUns Ills stay while brief was some
what more extended than at frst ex-
p,stri. II was 1850 when he arrived
In ogden on Saturday evening aud X
o'clock last night hc loft Tor the East
accompanied By hls wife and daughter
Ruth.
ST. Bryan delivered a brief speech
at ogden and then came down TO SAT-
LAX, on "a special train arriving here
tt3al. lie was rapidly conveyed g."
ue salt Palace grounds whore multi
tuIs of people awaited and chcorcd him.
The trip from the depot 60 grounds WIS
made By four brilliantly illuminated
trolley cars bearing Colonel Bryan and
the reception committee.
senator RawllnH was chairman Of the
Big Salt Lake meeting and pending the
arrival OF Colonel Bryan spoke briefly
and introduced ex-senator Dubois OF
Idaho who addressed the crowd as did
also Colonel John W. Jones " the First
Idaho volunteer.
After Colonel lryunH speech a pub
o. reception was held IN the salt Palace
where he shook the hands OF 1900 peo-
ple Prior 20 this Mrs. Bryan had been
kindly remembered by the salt Lake
Numnn'a Democratic club. which pre-
fantcd her with ~ basket Of beautiful
flowers. which were accompanied By tho
following little address:
aiu ". J. Bryan. Most Honorcd Lady,
The officers ana mcmbUta of the
ladies' Democratic club OF Salt Lake
Guy present you this emblem u our
love, hoping you honor us boy itH ar-
osuianCr, No puror gift can we hcstuw
than these. the works VI the Great Gre
a,0r,
May the roses tell you of our love;
tle fragrance Of the carnations De- as
sweet luaunso arising from pure pruui.
la0 and well spent lives, thcF number
represent the cause OF silycr-alNtccu 10
one
Let the color OF the flowers remind
sou " purity ardent zeal and universal
friendship to man,
hu j. FowHou Smith, Mrs. Mlundo
Pratt Mrs Il. j, ID. Ruuudy Mrs. !.
A cohen, Mrs. Eliza Thomas. MrH.
Ns'fF. o., Riser, Mrs, John shea, Miss
Anna Lynch, committee.
ltHi.fihy there was an Informal
gathering N friends OF Mrs. bryan at
N' kuuisfurd hotel, They included
iIi only Democrats but straight Re
l4h'lNIns, silver Republicans and Pop.
lAsu HH we'll. The colonel was piled
Mih many questions on the issues uf
thr day ana answered all freely and
frankly,
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rIEnyIrw wITI COLONEL nHYAN,
Compliments the "Ncws" aud Tells How
lie Mould Deal with Philippines.

80 'hNN b'AN WIN lhlllnltNutHH
a representative OF the Dcserct News.
urlnF Invited to meet Mr. Bryan had
pfloi but pleasant conversation with
,lN gentleman before his departure
tl"W THIS city MIR BRYAN EXPRESSED
ha appreciation Of the splendid portrait
gNth " him by the News" ON Sutur-
yy evening, and said Il was tho best
D. had ever seen.
Questioned as TO his policy In relation
" we Philippine Islands under present
Waaluons there, he said;
., would announce that tho intention
tlr United States H. 10 establish u
hAbl' government thcrc aud then leave
~ lh me hands Of the inhabitants to
A'elhliln, but ! would protect them. FOR
VINE ~ least, from foreign interview
KY, believe In the principles OF the
,yiiIltlou of Independence, namely;
,Sl aH men are created equal that
,ay nave inalicnable, Inherent rights
~ ul'. llhorty ana the pursuit of hnppi-
-. that an governments derive their
~ powers from the consent ~ the
llIngl, The people OF those Islands
.,A no protected until they have an
a,, hed government OF their own.
NJ" "uld you withdraw the army. now,
a,' cave the FllipnoH 10 themsclycsg"
EN- certainly not 4 stable goy-
.i.. NJ must first be- established there,
guest" ""' "a ''"-
0,, Would you. then, treat with Aguln-
., No. n the United states would de.
,,t"g lls Intention To aid the Flllplnos
establish their own Independence,
tlaHNt freed them from the domino
~ OF spain, Aguinuldo would oeuse
~ "eli rare, having nothing 20 fight for;
i. independence cf the Philippine
,,auls u what he has contendcd for
"em me beginning"
In "ul ~ not that the same policy ms
pi,r., gss..ent administration intends to
m 90 not understand IL In that light.
a, .. nntermlnntlon seems To be- To con-
ana Hubduc the Islands ns The
ss..t,Ily " the United States. u lH "a
ok ''4l policy ! do not believe In any
M FORM NJ government than that OF
~" I,puhllc, Great Britain has dom
,,''.'l india for q hundred ana nfty
~, ana u Is no nearer Independence
nstaa man when IL was conquered The
llhles Of American liberty should
a. maintained and extended wherever
W. government extends It's influence"
Of Hut now would you inform the peo-
ul me Philippines OF the Intentions
wy united States concerning thcm2"
d.. .g me proclamation Of the prcsi-
dNl plnlnly declaring II. H. as 1 un-
slAhd, he takes the ground that
\ Dsless alone has the power TO do this,
"ouia call special session OF Con-
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tIllory, drowned, rrm VI Manila BAY.
Aug alth. l,uumUud II. l0uth. ~.
Sixth artillery chronic dl1rrDhcu,
Sept o. owen Dunn, T., Fourth iu-
futTy
sept Cth. James Hogan. r, glst In
flntry prrltnnllH, John NJ call, 49,
s.ui Infantry, pulmonary pthiHIa,
Michael Mgiruth. 18th infantry.
pneumonia. LlhHr Richard Iobiu. 2lHt
Infantry rlstrltiH, Henry Nublc. g..
tlst Iowa. alcoholism, acute.
Sept h, William ~, Kennedy a., 9Th
Infantry fever rvmittcnt malaria.
Sept, o, Joshua W. Johnson, hospital
corps
JOINED THE INSURGENTS
Manila. Sept n. $50 o.. m-The
mayor ~ linus has disappeared and
u iH supposed ho has Joined the rebels
ON tho promise ~ receiving r. Ecuurul-
ship. uU was colonel Ice the lusur-
ruDtllu ~ 1857.
The transport Senator which sailed
from san Francisco Aus. o, has arrived
here,
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Cincinnati. o., sept 1.-Two mem
bors OF the fire department and q child
uf four y.ars were killed by gas in "a
vault this afternoon
Monroe Dent aged four years, foll
in tho vault IN the rear NJ his fathers
house, and the tire department wnH APP
ppllod 90 for aid Thomas Bland and
Inspector HrlnFhor responded with
ladder uud descending, were sunogutel
by the gases. The bodies OF all were
.F.H.N4r.H
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OPENING OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
When the Registration is Completed This Evening il is Es
mated that il Will Show an Attendance OF Nearly 1,OOO

The public schools Of both opened today under most
suspicious circumstances so c-
mated that when the totals are ubnd this
OF
OF
Ing and the number enrolled In time reason
that registration was stu going
VIII not be un''reung to read the figures
hrs opening OF the
present record They show 1886 $780, 1895,
superintendent Cooper visited
n for considerable time at the Riverside
opened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
COLONEL BRYAN'S
SALT LAKE VISIT.
The Distinguished Democratic Leader Talks
to Multitude on the Salt Palace
Grounds, Where He is Given
Big Ovation.

Speaks FOrcby the Issues OF the Day. and Gives His Views
as to How They Should be Met-lias Informal Gath.
eng With Friends at the KnIsiord Yeserday-Tels the
"News How He Would Govern the Philippines and How
He Thinks the War With Natives Could be Ended-Would
Not Brook Interference With Other Nations or Treat With
Agunado-Leit for the East Last Night Presentation to
Mrs Bryan.
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RrrontrD rNoM MANILA.
list 81 bsaths Cahicd by Gen. OTIS -
Mayor Joins the Insurgents.

Washington, sept IA cnhieFram
from General ouH Co the war depart.
mnnt announces tha death af r4pt,Iu
charles J.. Collins. Company B.. Tyan.
tfathlrd Infantry ilr died ut Dglu ON
Tho tih inst, of appendicitis
General OTIS also cables the follow.
lnE deaths Chronic iyaanj,ry. sDrtpm-
Pr Z, Henry buHapu. ~. NIuth lufautry.
william 'rDrlmlu 10, First Tennessee.
acute dy.antnry FlHt Sergeant Joe
Hogan, 81 Fourth Innntry. ruu shot
wound. accidental
Aug 2ith Daniel Edwards. q. EIrh.
tHnu'h Infantry
Sept Ith. TlnmHa gulusra. Il
Tvolfth Infantry. Sergeant Elv4rd "A
Romano, l.. Fourth cavalry. typhoid
fever.
JUS loth Henry uppgnIahl. *. Tirat
South Dakota
Sept on. John ilclly. *. Third nr-
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Sow York, Sept. LITTLE McGovern-
Palmer bout Tor the bantam weight
championship OF the world scheduled
fur f.. no. today ut TuokuhUD huH boon
postponed until O.. m. tomorrow ON
account of the threatening weather. n
weather conditions urn not favorable
tomorrow 10 will again be postponed
umLM O nInnr lnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11
DIAMOND NECKLACE SQUABBLE
The Jewels Attached Not for Miss Stromberg but for Debt
Contracted by Her Several Years Ago.

necklace controversy toby
and tho anar be as IL was hsrofor,
sensational and dsEusng
Sometime before Constable Patton attachment psr
lurlcc of
levied the Jewels
stromhsrg by the walker Bros Tyler
March 90 1896 Il was contracted
at period considerably auutug fancy drss and
millinery goods bought and by Miss sromberE
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washington Sept 1.-The following
ruh'UEflm was received at the war do.
ulfNHHui This morning.
Manila. Sept ll.#NIiutaut General.
Washington Transport senator Hr.
rived thla morning, One casualty. VIII
u'iI lA Ggdthwuite died at sea nrHt.
OTIS.
The Senator carried ten omcers' 600
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nrNastaiiun. who. while the wafabip
W. hflnE the salute in honor of tho III.
IlNhl " the American admiral Rapt
" hAl DIE hand shattered by the 1x-
l,..l"n ut % charge which h. was ram
ming home. pcrplHtt'a arm ma no.,
umpututod.
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New York, Sept. il.-Tho clothing let
on the brooklyn bridge hy % man who
jumped from that structure last ulght.
was identhel today Dos Hlgl Mclnugn-
lin, OF Brooklyn, as the property OF bis
brother Edward Mclaughlin.
Edward Mclaughlin had lived for
some time In lodging house IN Brook
Ign.
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TrIpoll sept IA courier who has
arrived here reports that tho French
mission headed Boy Fr Fouralu and
Major Lumy has been anuIh.ateI TO
says the mission was attacked hy ma
Immense body OF TuaFyg7. who, after
suffering terrible loss Killed 400 tho
members Of tho mission by force u
ANNA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Washington, sept. 1.-THE comptr1I-
Ter N tho currency has Issued a call
for statements M the condition of all
national banks NJ the close OF business
September T.
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Bombay. Sept ll.-Ruln has improved
the crop outlook I'M western india and
the fears of q famine have been re-
moved, The weather conditions fore
shadow more rain,
The cotton crop has also been bene-
NftN
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minds NJ the Judges. ana be- added the
court martial following the prrvl0us
hudinE, declared bryyfus guilty aud me
lhngc. nt' Continuing EHtorhuzy said:
y believe the sentence WuH IN ac-
turduuur with an understanding with
lhD government brDyfuH ~ ln q posi-
ton tu claim u reduction of hlg sem
lrhg' 10y One half The whole business
Mhs % tlTUr arranged lu advance and
doubtless Do" viii soon be- liberated"
The afternoon newspapers uf this city
today are unanimous lu their drnunrln-
Uuh ni ne verdict in the court martial
Of Captain Alfred Drpyfus. and they
TEEN with abuse NJ The system "produc-
INK such % decision"
AGAINST THE EXPOSITION.
Berlin. sept il.-It IL rumorod that
q committee composed ~ leading man
uibriuf'fH o. being formed lur the pur-
pose ~ preventing German purtiCipu-
ton In the Paris exposition Of 1900
ASKING \ PARDON.
Chicago, Sept Thames A. GARFIELD,
Lodge No, ~ independent order NJ tho
Western star has directed Secretary
llcrHofold 90 send call 10 all grand
ludHes of the order Tor united appeal
90 President Mckinley requesting him
Co uHv his Influence iu securing q par
don Tor captain prcyfus The order
NaH hNNN iNniuNNIH ana secretary ltofho=
field expects a unanimous vote In favor
u the appeal
CALM At RENNEs.
Hcnncs. Sept IA state Of calm
prevails here. An the troops and gen
darmes qulrtered in tho town and lta
ouylr1ns have left and the journalists
ma 0thvfg Interested 100 tho trial have
departed since Saturday The CufDa.
which Cor the last Few weeks have been
thrHngyi with excited crowds are de-
sorted.
This afternoon 20 solitary gen i'urme
paced uu uui down before IN. military
prison uUi there was not q policeman
or soldier near the Lycoe, which last
week rHsamhlci "a barracks Wurkmru
wnrg huHily dlsmlutinr the court room
and packing the chairs tables and
benches Uu 70 trolley ear outside
Mime pryfus visited her husband ln
tho prison this afternoon but not tho
slightest Interest was shown 400 tho
hy the population, She found
him 1g calm uH yesterday The prisoner
smoked o. pipe today for the first time
ln many days, which Indicated that
hc was in better spirits than could he
thItUfuu.
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Diphtheria.

The Scientific American gives this
recipe, which the whole world ought
to know: "At the first indication of
diphtheria in tie throat of the child,
make the room close, then take a
cup and pour into quantity of tar
and turpentine, equal parts then
hold the cup over fire, so as to fill
the room with fumes. The little
patient on inhaling the fumes, will
cough up and spit out the membran-
GUS matter, and the diphtheria will
pass out. The fumes Of the tar and
turpentine will loosen the matter in
the throat and thus afford the relief
that has baffled the skill! of the ply
sicians."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-16
Another Engine Blown Up.

Last Wednesday night the trac-
tion engine of James Goodling was
blown UP at the barn ON the old
Simon Miller farm tenanted by John
b. Frymeyer, at Oriental. The en-
gine was taken there the evening be-
fore to begin :hreshing on Thursday,
and during the night the deed was
done. 1t is Il clear case of dynamit-
ing, as no fire was in it. BY the
appearance of the wreck the dyna-
mite was put into Il fire tube. An
exploded cap and a piece o; fuse, it
is said, was found. We hope that
whoever is malicious enough to do
such a dcvilish act will be found out
and punished to the extreme limit
of the law. If in any case white
cap punishment is justitiab!e, it
would be in this.-Lirerpooi Sun.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-11-16
Observation-Disclosures Tours
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Season Of I8oo--Io00.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany announcesthe following Person.
|ally-Conducted Tours for the season
OF 1899 and 1900
MEXICO AND CALIFoRNA.-A
forty-iivc-dav tour will leave New
York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg,
and Pittsburg February 13. Four
teen days will be spent Mexico and
eighteen in California. The party
will travel over the entire route by
the "MeXico and California Special"
the finest train that crosses the con-
tinent.
FLORIDA.-Four tours to Jack
sonville will leave New York and
Philadelphia January 23, February
6 and 20, and March 6. The first
three ofthese admit of a soiourn of
two weeks in the "Flowery State"
Tickets Tor the fourth tour VIII be
good to return by regular trains un-
til May 81, 1900.
Tickets for the above tours will
be sold fromall principal points IN
the Pennsylvania Railroad. For de-
tailed itineraries. giving rates and fall
information, address Thos. Z. Watt,
Passenger Agent Western District,
Pittsburg; B. Courlaenher, Jr., Pas
senger Agent Baltimore District,
Baltimore; c. Stu DIS, Passenger
Agent Southeastern District, WASH
ington: or Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant
Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
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Teachers Institute.

Snyder County Teachers Institute
willbeheld in Middlcburg, Dec. As,
1899. Beside the excellent corps of
instructors mentioned in last week $
papers, DR.. j. &. Harthler of New
ark, Ohio, and DIR. Margaret Me-
Closky of Edinboro, Pa, will be
present to enliven the occasion. An
interesting and profitable program is
in course of preparation which will
be published next week.
Every citizen in the county should
make arrangements to attend the in
stitute for at least one day. Parents
should give their sons and daughters
the privilege ofattending the lectures
in both day and evening. Teachers
above all should not leave anything,
save sickness or death, keep them
from the sessions of the County In
stitute. For their especial benefit
has the institute Ieen created. Let
every teacher be present.
Senator O. Il. Washburn will lee
ture on Monday night, Dec. 4.
DIR. George w. Hull will lecture
on Tuesday night, Dec. 5. Subject,
"The Three Elements of Success"
Hon. Lee Fairchild will lecture
on Wednesday night, Dec. 6. Sub
ject, "Stumpirg."
The Coral Club of Boston will
give delightful entertainment on
Thursday night, Dec. 8.
You cannot afford to miss any OF
these lectures or entertainments.
They are all frst-class and enjoy the
endorsement Ofthe best lecture going
people of the country. Y