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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
A FINAL EXAMINATION
Is Being Made Of the Sonora Pacific
Coal Fields

In regard to the Southern Pacific
coal fields in Sonora which are of the
utmost importance, and which the
HERALD has described in detail, San
Francisco dispatch says that b. E.
Huntington, of the Southern Pacific
company, has gone to Mexico with a
corps of experts to make final ex-
animation of bed of coal in the state
of Sonora, about sixty miles off the
line of the Sonora railway, which runs
from Benson, A. T., TO Guaymas. The
Southern Pacific recently purchased
this road from the Santa Fee. The
coal deposit will cost the Southern
Pacific 100000.
A branch from the Sonora railway
TO the property will cost 81 500. 0CO.
The railroad company has, during the
past fourteen months, employed 1900
cars in hauling coal from Utah and
Wyoming to supply it, locomotives in
Nevada and California. Utah and
Wyoming coal for thu use of the COM
pauy is delivered as far south as Bak-
ersfeld.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
AN IMPORTANT. SCHEME.
Santa Fe Proposes Mutual Insurance
For EMPLOYEES.

Pre- .ident E. P. Ripley, of the Santa
Fe, has announced that he Is In favor
OF the organization OF mutual 1nsur
ance association and pension system
among the employees of the road. He
pledged the company TO do its share In
helping such an Organization, Ii the
employees showed a disposition to enter
into the scheme.
"If the employees want mutual In
surance which will develop q pension
fund they can have H., said Mr..
desirable and the company stands ready
to do its part. or course the men will
have to manifest desire for mutual
insurance and pensions before the man
agement will do anything toward put
ting such plan into effect. But the
manifestation of such desire on the
part of the employees will be all that
will be necessary.
'However, I do not believe the
average railroad employee is afraid of
old age and for this reason the men
may make no move toward securing
such advantages. 1t Is essentially
something that the company could do
nothing without the cooperation OF
the employees, and for this reason it
depends altogether on the men,"
In speaking of the attitude of the
management toward the employees sug-
gested by the discussion of the pension
system, President Ripley said:
81 want every man in the employ OF
the Santa Fe to feel that his success
depends entirely on his individual eff
forts. 1 am thorough believer in
civil service in railroad promotion,
and in time l hope to see understudies
for every position 10 every department |
of the system. 1 want every man on
the road to feel that he has something |
to work for, and intend to aid this in
dividusl belief by con tinuing to pro- |
mote men from the ran ks az far as pos |
sible instead of going outside for help. |
1t is a benefit to a company to do thi |
because it makes the men more par |
ticular and ambitious in their |
work"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
MAJOR o. w. POLLOCK
Passes Through FL pdso On His Way
to the City of Mexico.

Major o. w. Pollock, u. s. A., re
tired, was in the city yesterday, &C.
companied by his wife. They left to-
day for the City of Mexico to visit their
daughter who resides there.
MAJOR Pollock was stationed at Fort
Bliss from 1881 to 1884, having belong
ed to the 23rd United States Infantry
aud being the ranking company coVr
mander. Major Pollock was much sur
prised at the growth of FL Paso since
his last visit here and spoke in warm
praise of the city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
LINK AND PIN.

The train included the private car
''20O' of the Baltimore and Ohio
South western which carried Mrs.
Calvin S. Boice, widow of the late
senator from Ohio, and party OF
guests, to California.
Two tourist cars from Chicago and
ST. Paul respectively, brought in over
the Texas & Pacific Sunday. and tours t
cars from Cincinnati and Washington
added to the train.
The regular passenger list was large
ly increased by the many who came in
on delayed No. 9 yesterday afternoon,
and who had to lay over in Ell Paso till
this morning. The "McCarthy's Mis-
haps" company went out for Silver
City.
NEW OFFICES OCCUPIED
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Alcohol From Smoke.

Chemists who can make sugar from
old skirts and perfumes as well as colors
from coal tar have other triumphs
awaiting them in the twentieth centu-
~. One of these is the manufacture of
alcohol from the smoke of blast and
other coal furnaces. Coal smoke of the
kind contains ethylene, from which al
cohol is readily made by simple means,
and it is recognized that ere long the
smoke of high furnaces, coke ovens and
GAS works will be turned to account in
this way. - Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
CUT AT pAlSANO.
6. H. Is Lowering Summit Level
And Reducing Curves.

1--WE have lis men at work at Paisa-
no. Eaid Superintendent Martin of
She @. 81. this morning, making a
cut off.
sat that point there is sign stating
that The summit is 50S2 feet above sea
level, and il the high est point between
San Francisco and New Orleans.
THE cut will reduce the level II
feet, cut out q mile of track and bring
10 degree curves down to degrees.
There will of course be conse-
quent saving in running time by this
change
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
NOMINATIONS
Capt. Geo. w. Melville Promoted to
Rank OF Rear Admiral.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The fol.
lowing postmasters we're nominated
today: Texas.-Frank l.. Bradley,
Gilmer; William Kelly, Lockhart-
Among other nominations are: De-
partment of justice, Horace Speed, of
Oklahoma. to be attorney of the
United States for Oklahoma.
Navy-Captain George w. Melville,
United States navy, engineer-in-chief
of the bureau of steam engineering,
with rank of rear admiral
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
TRAIN AND ITS PASSENGERS
Over d Fifth Of a Mile In Length
Thirteen Cars In All.

The Southern Pacific west bound
this morning came in in two sections,
the second section being an hour and
thirty minutes late. The Wsrde
Kidder-Hanford com bination were
among the passengers In.
Outbound the train was hauled by
two engines, and comprised thirteen
coaches, making it easily the largest
regular passenger train in the world.
In length it exceeded q fifth OF q mile.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Football Game Off.

The proposed football game be-
tween the Kansas University team and
the New Mexico agricultural college
team. that was to have taken place in
Ell Paso Dec. %, is declared off. The
Kansas team has been unable to ar
range for enough games at different
places on the route, to make its Cali
fornia trip possible. The New Mexico
team may be able to play the Ell Fsso
team here about New Years daY
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Sparks From the Engine.

Advices by wire show that the snow
| extended as far east as Sanderson on
the 8. P, where there were two inches,
| and to Big Springs On the T. & P.
A big Southern Pacific train out west
| this morning Was double header ex-
ira freight of forty-seven care, Condue-
tor Allgood in charge. with Engineers
Nugent and Hammer At the throttles.
Mr.. J. J. Kinney, superintendent of
the secret service of the Santa Fe, has
resigned, effective January 1. Mr..
Kinney has not yet decided what he
will do after leaving the service of
the Santa Fe.
Col. j. B. Frisber, capitalist, mine
owner, and president of the Jalapa
and Cordova railroad in Mexico, just
went south on the Mexican Central
accompanied by his son, Leon b.
Frisber, manager of the Athletic base
ball team of Mexico City.
Hereafter, secret work on the Santa
Fe will be principally in charge of
the superintendents of the various
divisions. The claim departing emit will
handle some special work of general
nature, but the discovery of any crime
that may be practiced by employ es
will be left to the division heads.
Charley Pollock, formerly a con-
ductor on the Pecos Valley road,
headed DELEGATE u of Ell Paso sports
Sunday that stood off a force of Mex
to stop prize fight which was being
pulled off in the dry bed of the Rio
Grande. The Ell Paso papers say
Charley was the biggest man in the
party and intimidsted the Mexicans
most beautifully Argus.
One of the longest runs we have
ever heard of was made by Engineer
Murray and Fireman Bourne last
week. They left Ration on No. l at 9
a. m. coming to Lss Vegas. They
were sent home here to Albuquerque
on No. II, arriving at 1925. They were
then turned there and brought No. 2
out at 1O:45 p. NJ. and sent through to
Ration arriving at that place at 7:30 a.
m, making total 4ss miles In twenty
two and half hours.-Las Vegas
Optic.
George Crocker, second vice-presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific company,
who gave an extended interview to the
BERALD when he passed through Ell
Paso recently, has returned to San
Francisco from New York. In an in
terview he again denied the report
that he had resigned from the board of
directors. CONCERNING Bill the rumOr-
ed negotiations for the purchase of the
Croker interests in the Pacific Invest
ment company, Mr.. Croker would
only say that the Croker interests re-
NAMED intact and would not be sold.
What is probably the most speedily
courtship and marriage
on record took place at Bartlesville,
says the Coffeyville Journal.
Martin Flynn, foreman of the steel
works for the Santa Fe's Bartlesville
branch, met Phoebe Flynn for the first
time at breakfast at the hotel where
she was a waitress. Martin fingered
long enough after the meal to chat
awhile with the fair Phoebe. The re-
suit was that within 30 minutes from
the time they first met, the pair we're
on their way to Independence, where
they were married.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19

In the window at Kline's Curio store
there is on exhibition beautiful doll,
which will be given to the person
guessing its name which has been
placed in sealed envelope. Guesses
are 1Oc. each. The proceeds will go
to the Ladies' Temple Aid Society.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
A Railroad Poet.

"Here, take this," said railroad
O fficisl this morning, Its inspired by
the wealth err"
The well fed hog raised up in his
pen
And dropped a regretful tear.
"The beautiful snow has come," he
said,
sAnd 'slaying' will soon be here. I"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Insurance Suit Settled.

The court Of appeals has rendered a
decision in the CAGE of r. F. Burgess
administrator, against the New York
Life Insurance company, decreeing
that the 81 600 in controversy be paid
to J. o. Cameron, guardian of Alice
Nav Miller
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
GOinq To CdpeENOme.

Adam Breeze, a well known mining
man of this section who has been
operating for some time past in the
Jarillas, will leave shortly for Seattle,
Wash, where he will spend the winter
QUILTING for a trip to the Cape Nome
district in the spring.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
A Nicely Bound Volume.

A neatly bound volume of magazines
makes nice Christmas present. We
do this work better than anybody in
the city at the HERALD Office. We
also make a speciality of lettering peck
etbooks in gold.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Tax Suits.

Tax suits we're fled by the city of FL
Paso today in the district court against
John Sorepson and J E Morgan, John
Sorenson. w. E, Neel, Pedro Melsnd-
rez, M. J, O'Keefe and Felix Martinez.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19

A professional Santa Claus offers his
services to all desiring them. Good
character. Furnishes own outfit. Ad-
dress II, HERALD office.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
New Division TrdinmdSter.

Supt. Randolph, of the Tucson di-
vision of the S. p, announces, effective
Dec. 16, that r. J. Duncan is appointed
division trainmaster, vice Geo. W.
Phelps, resigned. The appointment is
y popular one
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Special Council Meetinu.
Something For the Little Folks.

The council held q spec ial meeti I
this afternoon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Choose Your Christmas Presents

If youa don't know what you want
call and see my stock.
For the next two weeks l will sell
at special sale cut glassware, silverware,
elegant China dinner sets, lamps, bed
room toilet sets and bric-a-brac.
Call at McGibbon's Furniture Store,
300 Ell Paso st. Opera House block.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-19
Deaths.

Adolph Caire, aged 90, of N. Stan
ton street. died yesterday.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
800 @e1chnuna. o

Die esitr bisfsr 3situns ptrSsn f& frsasn ~
srfabrsn, bab 60 psniefsns cine stftirbtstl
8ranfbtit sisbt, psl6s bic @idsni&aft tn al
ibrsn Stuftn ~ bsiItn i'm Stanes ~ 9al's
aatarrb.a u n bic tin,iss itBt Der drstli3sr
gritsrlGaft btfannts p%plitips Sur. aatarrt
s~rfcresrt als Gin. Gonfituticnsfranfbsit tins
eonhitutipusas 9sbanbIuns. Saa's 8atarrt- Sui
pirb innsrli@ s,ncmmtn unp pirft eirtft au'
has glut unb bic Stieimissn SberaGtsn bee
Syfsms, eabur6 bic @runblass Der 9ranfbtti
asrf6rsns une BEN patisnttn araft stbtne, In
Dem It bic Contribution bee aprptrs aufbaut uni
Der glatur In ibrem @srfs bilft. Die 9igsn'
ibamu babsn 70 pid 8trtrausn su ibrsn Ssil'
frGftsn, eab ft sinbuupsrt Dollars Btlebnuut
fir isbsn Gaa anbisttn, ben lie ~ furirsn psr'
ftblsn. eaet Gut cine eifs BON 3suaniIsr
fpmmtn. Wan aprefiIe:
s.. s. Gbtnsp & 8 o., 3pltec. D.
NJ 8ufauft BON alien apotbtfsrn, 75e.
Salrs Gamilisn wiatn iiup bic bsfisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
Acknowledgement an bic Tili'
ptup8.

aus Sonsfous tOmmt cine interefunts
Ra6ri&t. bic iiber bic @ufenlieferun8en
an bic S~iIipinoS, tpeIde bstanntli& piel.
fa6 uneers6tertpeiie Deuti4en aur Sat
ssIsst tpurben. 2i&t psrbrsitst. BORT
inb namIi1 bic Snbaber Der amerifani'
iden Sirma Spissl & Co., tpsl&e Elm
@sIHdft baraus madte, benz Stbrer Der
SiIipinps, MsuinaIbo, Mafsn su Iiefern.
berfdpunoen, neil ibnen Der 8oben un'
ter ben Saben au beiB tpuroe. Die bri'
tifGen 8%sbbrben. iotpie Der amerifani'
ide unb Der 5fterreidii6s 8oniul fabn'
ben eifris auf bic Durdbrenner, bon be-
men Der Sine in 8anton seieben iuoroer
1T. Dis beiben Snbuber Der Sirms
ltammsn aus Oshsrrsid. baben iid. absi
i'm Muslanbe naturaIiiiren lafen, be-
Sine in ben Der. Stautsn, Der GnbereiI
gnalanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
Matipnalaefdenf far pewep.

&. u. 8anbsrIip, SiIfsietretar i'm
Sdabumte ; @burlss $. aaen. Silfs'
Warineisfretdr /; 9errp 9. Ssatb, Silfs'
@snsraIpoitmsiiter !; 8risaoesensral Gor'
bin unb @Gis $. Rbberts, Gifts 8unbs8.
f&obmsiter. bic su Miteliebern zines
9atisnaIausfhuReS ernunnt porben iinc,
um bic Sonbs gum Anfaufe zines Ssims
fiji abmiraI Dspep in @uibinstOn su
~psrpaltsn. batten cine 8uiammenfunft in
8arberlip's Office. 9ie Wiielieber bes
ausiGuRes ipre6en ii6 isbr entbuiiatiit
dbsr bic Soee zines acknowledgements in
Der porsei6lassnen Sorm on Iomiral
Dstpep aus uno iinb bereit, 8eitrdBe ba'
fur in gmpfans su nebmen. Die erite
9sidnuns fur ben Sonbs, $3.50. maHts
Sen. SeIir ausus bonn Baltimore
4merican",
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
Weue 1turubeu In China.

Dis einbeimiids OppoiiiOn in BEN
8ei&e Der Nitte seeen bic Sefesuns bel
neusn Ssrritoriums &op. 2oon, ~eeeenlbel
Sonstons. bur6 britiiGs Truppen II
plbslid erneuert tporben. nneefdbi
900 Wann BON Sonsions.R Regiment &c.
ben nit Mai&ineneef4asen oabin ab.
unb bic Srsitpiaisen baben 8sfebl erbal'
ten. iid fir irseno elm unerip articles @r'
sisniB in 8ereiti6aft ~ balten. Daa
britil9e 2anonenboot speiter Slah'
,,Spift" unb orei anoere 8anonenboot'
iino unter ssriissslten Ororss 3ur Ses
sesanssn. Dieie ariessi4ifs baben
~flnfbuneert 0,ann an 8orb.
SIM @ebiete binter BEN Sinterlanot
fn6 elei4faus nnruben auSsebro4sn,
unb 6insfids Truppen iine ooribin &C.
fanbt tporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
aSntaiu @ietOria beiuabe bltns.

8bniein 8ietoria ia fait gang erbIins
bet. Iuf benz Iinfen ause Pa. fe bas
8eii&t ~poltdnbis perlorsn unb bas auf
BEN redten ia bur@ sinen Cataract eben'
faQS fart sefdbrbet. S@on sur 9eit
bes SubildumS bieb e8, bic 86nisin febe
fait ni9tS mebr; bieie MittbeiIuns puree
absr bamaIs sntfdisbsn bementirt. Sn
Der Issten 8eit iuurbe isbed bas nebsl
70 idlimm. baB nan Or. 9asenits&er.
ben bsriibmten beutiden OcuIiiten, cons
iultirte unb biefer erfIdrte, natbem er
bic Patientin unteriudt, cine fofortiee
Operation fur u~numsdnsli4 notbweneis.
ST srfldrte. trob bes boten Alters Der
85niein. iie fsierte am 10. b. W. ibren
80. @eburtstae, iei bic Operation unse'
fdbrIi9 unb iebensfalS erfcIerei9.
Inter bieien nmhdnbsn tpiro bic a6s
niein tpobI BEL Der @runbfeinIeeune bes
8ietoria. Muisums in Bennington, mo iie
ii& gum Isbten Wal BEL elmer 6fentii&en
junction 3eissn polte, nidt mittpirtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
Neue Dampfer'S erbiuouns ;pis
Sdben Deutfdlanb nnp Sapau.

Nadbem DsutI4Ianb bef@lofen bat,
benz Norbbeatiden 2IOpb fur feline of.
afatifte Dampferlinie cine idbrlide nn'
terhasuns bon 100000 Wart (Sl.s
100, OO0) au ssipabren, 1T Sapan iofori
benz 8siipisl sefOIst, unb iuirb Der 9ippon
Dampfsrssisuidaft far ibre europdii&s
2inis cine Sabresunterfabuns bon g.
573, 300 GEN (sl. 286. 900) suiommen
la6en. Dtsis 2inis piro aip6If Dampfer
i'm Sisnit baben. bon benen Der erbbts
unb Der erfts, Der bic Sabrt ma4t, be,
,Wafaia Dlaru". in Bremen anaetom.
men 1T. Ser Dampfer bot einen @ebalI
BON 1866 Eonnen uub purbe in Sapar
esbaut.
Na& ben 8sitimmunsen, unter bener
bic @elbuntsritasuns erfUlet, muB BIZ
Rippon @sisaidaft~ balbmcnatIi& Dams
pier bon niht lpeniser als 5000 Conner
@sbaIi, unb elmer @ei&uinbisfsit BOZ
piersebn 8noten bic S!unoe, laufei
IaNen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
Wabe,u S~ierbunoert WfenfAen nm'S
2eben gefpmmen.

Sur, Dor gbfabrt aus Spbnep bes in
8ietoria. 3. g., ansefOmmenen SampferS
,Wiopsra" isbrte Der 3oatuttsr ,.Wps
itsrp'' mad Gooistopn bon benz S6au'
pIabe Der our& sinsn Ortan an Der 8Gite
bon RorbsN Queensland tirSli4 peruriaGs
ten 8~srpdhuus suriid uno bradte ben
8sriGt. bab tbaiid4li4 isbes in Der PerIs
fiiderei eneasirte Sabrseus %seftranoet
unb ,ertrammert uno bel @isentbum auf
benz Wafer unb Stranbe perlorsn seean.
aen 1T. Ser 4nblid, ben bos ~pertpdftete
nfer ben Nusen Der S~ilfsegpeoiticn GEE
udbrte, iputtet aler 8eidreibuns. SIN
einsm Siidsrborf NIT oreibunpert Gin.
pobnern 1T psbsr Elm Saus nod Elm
Baum, oosr irssnb Elm Isbsnbss Beisn
,u Ieben. 9ie neberlebenben Der Siiders
familisn iinb nad elmer inneren Stabt,
stp6lf Msilen entfernt. ssiobsn. DOri
uno tpsiter Der 9iite entlans Iiebt man
peritammelte 2sidsn bon Weniden unO
3bteren. Msbrere Msni&en, bic spi.
i&en 8aumstpsieen fehsetIemmt tparen,
tpurben nit GROCER Mube serettet, cine
8isrteI MeiIs melt tparen itarte 8aum'
,tpeiee bon Der @etpalt bes Orfans meg.
s~eblafen. Die Ofieiere unb Wann'
I6aften bes Sampfers ,,Wtpfterp" ers
~lansten 81 2eidsn, BON benen Is ioentis
fcirt uno ben trauernben 8srpanbten
ibergeben purben bon ben anoerer
pisrsis iparsn SO 2si&en bon @inesbO.
renen. Sin ofisieIer 8eridt iast, oaf
Sc S&ifs unb 8ooie unter8e8an8er
linb unb 385 Weni&en ibr 2eben psrlo'
rem baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
DeutfAer 9ebrers0 erbanb BON
Nennfplpanien.

Sic Dor Ginger Belt anssrsste Nsita.
ticn fir eine eneere 8erbinoun8 beutfdsi
SpradIebrsr bieiss Staates bat f&or
CUTE Srildte estrasen unb es 1T Elm Ser
bano au Stanbe eefommen, Der idor
piele 2ebrsr in ben erbBersn Stdbten BEE
States umfabt. Die 9nede beiieIber
ftnb na&fsbsnO in farssr SuRuns anss'
eeben
l. Ginsn ipitsmatiiden llnterridiB.
&urfus in ber oeutiden Sprade angus
ftreben, Der nit ben unteren 8lafen an,
bebsn unb auf Der nniberiitdt feline 8ols
enbune finbsn iOu.
3. Sur bic G~iniibrune bsRsrer 2sbr'
metboosn au rirfen.
8. Daruuf su brinsen, bab uniers
bsutiHsn Sprahlsbrer cine tii9tieers
8orbereituns fiir ibr Sad baben iouen.
4. Dis @~infdbruns bes beuiiGen Tins
terridts tpombsli& in allen Shulen ees
Staates ansuftrebsn. Defenders in ben
Sodfdulen.
s.. Der bsuti4en Sprnds in ben
2ebrpldnen u~nierer Shulen einen ibrer
Bidtisteit anaemeRenenl .3eitaufpano
unb cine wfrbissre SteIune su ertpirfen.
6. S6ulbeb6rben su Der neberSeus.
uns su briueen. bab feline eanffige &sfuls
tote IN irsenb elmer fremben Spra4e er'
sislt iperben i6nnen, auber benn es trerbe
init benz Stubium Uisl friber aneefan.
gen. als biss iebt Der Sal 1T.
Nae 2ebrer, tpeIde nit bie'em Bro'
sramms einpsrfanben iino unb ii& BEN
8erbanbe aniGIisBen tpoaen, mbeen iid
~gefdligit fofort an 5. W. Serren, corr.
Sstrstar. Sigh Sdool, allegheny. Ba..
psnbsn, psldsr bsreitpiaisf ndbere
Ausfunft eeben tpirb.
(Mpropos -tpie mare eS, ipenn Der
nsue 8erbanb au1 bic SerauSssber beut.
iHer 9eituneen uno oeutfde preoieer
umfa5en tparbe2 Sic ale baben Elm
SntereHe on Der GrbaItune uno 4us'
breituns bes beutiden nntsrridteS in
ben DffsntIiHsn Sdulen unb ipiroen Elm
ni9t su untsriddssnoes SiIfscorps fir
bic bsuiidsn Sprahlebrer unb ibre Be'
trebunsen biIosn uno i6nnten bieielben
nit Ratb unb Chat fbrbern. Wdnf6t
mon Iie nidt als p irtli6 DE Witelie'
Der aufsunsbmsn, 70 lisbe fi4 ibre Auf'
nabme untsr elmer anberen Sorm setpib
bstpsrfhsaisen uno Der 8srbanb sstp6nne
bebsutsnb on Ma&t. 8eb.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
SaS arme China ben Wd@ten
preteaeeeben.

Ser gstinssr Correspondent Der 2On'
bon ,,Iimss" faet: Ssrr De @isrs.
ruNiIder @sfanbter in @bina, lebnt ab,
bic Wsissruns ber dinsii&en Resierune
ansunsbmen. bic goncsRiOn ~ elmer 8abn
,piiasn psfins unb BEN @nbpunfte bes
lsbissn ruGii9en Spftems in Der Wanb'
i6ursi su setpdbrsn. gr mil auf Der
8epiaisuns Der Goneshion bsftebsn.
Denn ss ni&t bic lluterftabune elmer
anbsrsn Madt finbet, tpiro @bina na1'
seben. 9as 2anb 1T BON alien Seiten
bon Galumitdtsn umeeben, bic Stalisn.
Srantrsi@ unb Deuti&lano ibm psrur.
ia9tsn. pdbrenb gnelanbs Sdnce burd
bic aneIO'ruhii&e Contention ssbunbsr
Iinb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-25
Die Solter In Mont 5uri6.

Cine Do&snssituns, ,8iba Ruepa",
per6ffsntlidt Gntblauneen iber Soltern,
bic in Der Nont Suri& 5eituns bel Bar.
eeIona ibsr GENTLE @efansens perbdnst
uurben. Ra4 ben Gnsuben Der 9situna
inb 2si1sn a~usee9raben trorben, BIZ
bic Spuren BON 8ranotrunosn. burd
sldbenoe giisn peruria&t. aufpiefsn
Bel anoersn par au feben. bab bic Sim
ger. unb 3sbsn'R deel ubserifen porber
fparsn. Die 8esieruns Uiro cine I'm
teriuHune p%ornebmsn.