davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
CUBAN FLAG RAISED AGAIN.
HOIsTED OVER THE PALACE AT SANTIAGO
BY GENERAL WOODS PERMISSION

BY GENERAL WOODS PERMISSION
Santiago, Aug 26.-The Cuban flag was raised
over the palace by General Woods permission
to-day thousands of Cubans Witnessing the
ceremony. Later in the afternoon the Ameri-
can. Cuban and Spanish arms were fastened to-
gether in decorations at the principal theatre,
where General Wood was present. This was the
first time the Spanish arms have been exhibited
since the evacuation. This morning General
Wood visited the battlefelds OF San Juan and
FL Caney. Tomorrow he will go to Manzanilo.
The military road from Santiago to San Luis
is finished far as the summit OF Puerto
Bonlato. an altitude of LOO feet This is
distance of eight miles. The Bayamo and
Cauto valleys are thus placed in direct ocean
communication through Santiago Valley. The
area affected is 1000 square miles. The sugar
country which the completion of the road will
resuscitate is believed to be the finest in the
world. Seventeen miles of the highway remain
to be constructed.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
MORE RIGID ANARCHIST MEASURES.

Vienna Aug 26-The "Polltische Core
spondenz" asserts that the French Government
has expressed it's readiness to interchange opin-
ions with the Powers regarding more stringent
measures against Anarchists believing that the
present means of repression are inadequate
The Hungarian Government has ordered
search for a number OF Anarchists whose de-
scriptions are given.
This action is believed to be due 10 the Italian
Governments statement that twenty Anar-
chists have recently left the United States TO
assasslnate European sovereigns.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
To MEET CoLER TO-DAY.

meeting OF the subcommittee OF the Franchise
Tax and Municipal Ownership League VIII be held
at II o'clock this morning at the once OF ". p.
Eager. at No 81 Broadway. TO take steps 70 fur
ther the boom OF Bird 5. COler for Governor.
Those present at the meeting will meet Controller
COer at u:S0 o'clock this morning BY invitation
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
CHINESE FORCES NEAR PEKING.
ARMED BODIES. WELL INTRENCHED, Lo-
GATED NEAR THE CAPITAL.

ARMED BODIES. WELL INTRENCHED, LO-
GATED NEAR THE CAPITAL.
Peking, Aug. 10, via Taku, Aug 24.-Armed
Chinese are reported to the southwark and
westward. well intrenched force has been
located by the Bengal Lancers in village four
miles to the southwest It is believed that the
best Chinese leaders are in command.
Detachments of the allied forces were out
to-day accommodating and looting.
The Imperial City and the Forbidden City are
under close guard by the international authori-
ties.
This morning thanksgiving service was at
tended by the members of the British and
American legations the missionaries and the
marines
RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN ON THE AMOOR
UNABLE TO GRANT THE REQUEST OF THE
CHINESE FOR A TRUCE
ST Petersburg Aug. 26.-General Grodekofr.
commander of the Amoor Government, reports
under date Of August 24 that Kam-Ni and
Continued on third page.
SINGLE FARE TO CHICAGO AND RETURN
via pennsylvania Railroad, August 25 20. and 81
good 10 return until August 81, or on payment OF
Sftv cents additional until September 30 Apply
10 ticket agents.-AdVt-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

Through Pullman Sleeping Cars New York 10
ST. Louis via New York Central-Blg Four Route
Leave New York $50 P. NJ. arrive 81. Louis $50
next eVening-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
ROOSEVELT To SEE THE LEADERS.

Oyster Bay. Long Island, Aug aS.-Governor
Roosevelt will leave Oyster Bay at $40 tomorrow
morning. and while in New-York Will see the Lead
OF both the National and state campaignA-
He will return late in the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

HALF FARE TO CHICAGO AND RETURN
Via Lehigh Valley r. r. Tickets on sale Aug 9th
Picturesque Route. Fast train.-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

Essagin. while riding horseback through a
narrow street in Tangier, jolted against the mule
of Moroccan religious fanatic. and dispute
sued. the crowd siding with the priest In self
defence Essagin drew his revolver and fired
wounding native. This the signal for a
general attack upon the American. who received
dozens of knife wounds, and whose body was
burned, according to some accounts. before life
extinct.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

POLAND WATER LEADS THEM ALI.
Prescribed by 5000 physicians.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
GEN. WOOD TO THE CUBANS
HE URGES THEM STRONGLY TO SELECT
GOOD MEN FOR THE CONVENTION.
THE GovERNoR-GENERAL GUEST OF
HONOR AT AN OFFICIAL BANQUET
IN SANTIAGO.
A BOXER"

Santiago de Cuba, Aug. General
Wood was the guest Of honor at official ban
quet given last night by the Republican and
Democratic parties The Civil Governor, the
Archbishop of Cuba, the principal judicial and
civil dignitaries and hundred representative
merchants were present
The Archbishop in the course of his remarks
said the time had arrived for peace. and that
he believed a consolidation of political parties
would be of greater benefit to Cuba in the fut-
ure than a house divided against itself He
said he was happy to greet the people OF the
United States in the person of General Wood
Senior Tamayo, Secretary Of State, in a for
chile speech. said:
This is one of the most important epochs in
the political history of Cuba. A Constitutional
Convention, where the fundamental law OF the
land is to be framed, is about to be formed In
that convention the people OF Cuba are to prove
themselves capable of constructing a govern
ment, of guaranteeing life and properly, ana OF OF
preserving order. They are also to prove tnat
Cuba is a land open TO all men. not only 10
those who are Cubans by the accident or Dlrth,
or who participated in the revolution, out also
those who can claim the privilege under the
treaty Of Paris.
This is moment when political contentious
should be set aside. The issue IS national
Cuba is about to obtain what three generations
bled for; and, if the, Constitutional Convention
is not what it should be, the noble dead VIII
rise TO demand that their blood shall not have
been shed in vain. The curse Of the mothers,
wives and daughters Of those who fell would be
upon us We should bear in mind that the sea
of the tears of Cuban women is far deeper than
the sea which bathes our island shores. II we
fail in this convention we shall be unworthy OF
the blood that we shed at FL Caney and at San
Juan Hill. General Wood is the true friend OF
Cuba and 1 can certify to it, The United
States Government is sincere in the promises
it has made. 1 appeal TO you all to send TO the
convention the best and most capable men
among US, and thus to show TO the world tnaI
Cubans are worthy of the confidence placed IN
their capacity for self-gOvernment
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
WARSHIP TO SUPPORT CLAIM
AN AMERICAN VESSEL AT TANGIER TO EN-
FORCE SATISFACTION.

Tangter, Morocco, Aug. 26.-A United States
warship has arrived here to support the claim
arising out of the murder last June of Marcos
Essagin. a naturalized American citizen, who
was the manager OF the Fez branch of the
French firm of Braunsweig & Co.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
SHORT LINE 70 CHICAGO

The Pennsylvania Railroad the picturesque
Allegheny Mountains. Matchless menus on dining
cars.-AdVt,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

The Cold that seems fixed can be removed with
JAYNE'S ExPEcToRANT.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27
A PoPUL1sT IMPERIALISM.

Let 1t be remembered that this extraordinary
dread Of "Imperialisttc Rule comes from gentle
man who has accepted the nomination OF the fusion
Popusts or Peoples Party The Populist platform
demands that The country should own and operate
the railroads in the interest Of the people, Is not
that Imperialism?
New-York tribune., 1900-08-27

Ex-MINIsTER DENBT. DEMOCRAT. TELLS
WHY MXINLEY SHOULD BE REELECTED
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Sfelette BON NieIen.

Ser Surmer 6. $. 8s6lsr Bat in
Wonteionu, Wo.. Uiersie SUB unier Der
@rbe bic SOhile breier menidlider Beien
aufsefun6sn, bic aus Der 9sit Der 8ieieu
Itammen mdlIsn, ba bic SfeIstts unr
SddbeI burauf binbeuten, bob bic Oien'
fden minbeitsns 10 Sub srob setpeisn
iein muhen, Die S6dpeI buben ni6i
bic isorm Der isbisen Generation, iOnoern
mdfen, nob 8sbler's TbeOrie, aus cer
UorseididtIlden 9eit itummen, ipO biz
WenIben nod ben tpiIbeu Tbieren dbn'
lid tpareH; er eluubt oaber iiberlib.
has .,fsbIsnos @Iiso" entoedt su bnben.
unb beabfdiist. isinen NunO ben BrU'
fsiiOren an ben nniberiitGten in ct.
2OuiS uuo Wuibineten OolsuIeeen, um
~ etfnbren, OBJ iie Ieine Ibeorie beitdit'
gen. Settle bon WaitnSons unb anteoi'
lupianii6sn 9biersn iinb bort bel aus'
arntuusen bdufs ans 9aeesli6t 9siOr'
bert tpOtbeu. unb es idsiut, OILS oh bort
Elm eans'r 9ssrdtniBOrt bon pora.ihidi'
Ii6sn 1ooten ,rjitiri; bic uufaefunos'
nsn 8nO6eu Seuten uuf Sbisre bon sans
euormsr @rbbe bin. 8edIer's 0ianls
1T bic Snmmlune FOLDER 8eliquien, unb
Die eefunbenen 8nOben betrubtet er ale
bic intereHauieiten unb tpi6tisitSn ieiner
aroben SummIuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
c1m cJrrenbauS.

Die peiteren grmitilunsen ilber bic
Selma S6nupfe, pel6e in 8resIuu elm
Sadbeil na6 bem 9aiier mari. buben,
ipenn iiberbaupt nod elm 3pslfsI mar,
lest tlar ergsben, baB bieielbe iiberBe'
i6uappt 1T Die SruuenSperiOn. bic
It bur6 Suuiusn nit BOawaursn finn
merIi6 erndbrte, idIOb iib su Sauie be'
fdnois elm. 8lOpi;e Semuno an. 10 rief iie
blnaus: ,,Wudt. OaB Sbr lpeitertOmml
Sbr m6btet mid ipobl beiratben. glae
Wdnner Iaufen mir nad, ib ipia bon
Reinem eitpuS plfen." Sbrem Suus'
tpirtb bate iie. tuie i&cn beridtst, ben
Iob anseorObt, faas er Iie srmittiren
Iafsn pIroe. 9Im WOrssn bss Cages.
an benz is bas glttentat periibte, bate
Ie eir paar Strabenreinissr um etnise
4HaHeriteine pebeten. tpuroe ubsr Iudent
ateepieien. gtit oann faufte iie iit
oas Bell. 4us oem limit tlnbe. baB bic
frau an bemielben 8ormittn8 tpeeen bei
Don ibrem Sauspirtb uneehrsnetsn @r'
miiiiOnsflaee Dor @erldt etibeinsr
mubte, i6Itebt man. bub in ibrer 8utt
aber ben SauSpirtb iie oIeiem su aeibe &C.
ben pOqte unb su oieiem 3psde erit biz
9Haiterfteine perlanete uno bann iih bai
Bell faufte. Die 8erbunbIuuB enost
Oamit, oub bic sIneetIuste Sur BeObud
tuns ibrsS @eiitessuftunbss elmer Siren
anfalt tibertpieien tpurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Wucfer dbaeblist.

Die Wuder in 2enpenportb, &LniuS
buben Dor 8sridt cine seiuIsene giieber'
lase erIittsn. iporGber iih aae 8ei6dfis'
leute Der Snot freuen. Der Grocer
3obn 8affel uno eine glniabI anberer
fleiner @siddftsIeute puren oes 8er'
pre6ens anssflust pOrben, ibre 2doen
ben SOnntas bis 10 llbr 8Ormittass Of
fen eebuIten su baben. Da ben mellten
nid,t nadeetpieien tperoen tonnte, Oab Iie
etpas perIauft buiten, tpuroen iie mii
elmer 8srparnung entluhen. 8affeI
aber, ber nu6estpieienermuben Suns
ben beoient bate, puroe proSeiiirt,
Die @dbporsnsn erfanuten inrshen mad,
tu3er 8eratbuus uuf SreiipreAuns unt
per StnutsanpaIl ertldrte ben SpibeIn
Der 9rUbibitiOniiten sanS Oif.n, er sIuutC
nidt, baB sS mDellh lei, eine Surp Su
iinben, nslbs in einem GbnIi4en 5uuC
anbers banoeIn piiroe; infolaeoeRer
atbmet bic @si6dftSweIt etIeidtert auf.
Oenn bic unertraslid eeworOenen Sonn'
tags, SeBereien tpsroen ieBt pohl sinBe'
ltelt tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Weg gum Morppol.

Sin gans neues untetnebmen in 8esue
nuf bic grfOri6uns bes YOlursebietes
pirb I'M ndhfen SOmmer besonnen tper
ben. 8ubInno plQ iein punoerbures
sisi6iif ,,Yermat" ausienoen, um einen
8ea nod Dem RorbpoI su bubnen. Dis
2eiitunssn bieIsS ShIifes. tpeIbes nit
elmer @sidplnbisfsit bon Orei bis bier
Weilen per Stunoe burb bic seipaltl8en
Sisfelbsr in Der Oitiee unO in anoeren
ruHHdeu @tndfern pIdst, bat baS @r'
Itaunsn Iuer berUorsetufen, Die buheIbe
bel Der 4rbeit 9eieben baben. 9as Boot
bat einsn nsuen Bug erbuIten, Der ipeslsa
fir bus 9OIcreiS berebnet it, 9rObe'
iabrten iinb bereitS eemudt iporben unb
bas Sdiff Bat itd babel bspdbrt. Die
Isnoerunsen, bic eemaht peroeh. fuben
auf ben grfnbrunssn oieier Rsiie. IO'
mirai MaturOff, Oer bic 4rbeiten leitet,
bsst SuS fefe Bertruuen, ouB ous Sbifi
fid obne srobe nmitdnbe ben Bee nnh
oem gtOrbpol babnen uno in oerieIben
Saiion suradtebren tpiro. gs iperber
8ortsbruneeu fir einen ldneeren aufent'
bait in ben norbiidsn 9eipdiern setrof'
fen. benn man nsiB niht. oh man midi
uieqei6t bod blodirt tperbsn ipiro. 81
fam absr nod niht in grfabrune ae'
bradt peroen, ipie bic 8ObIenfruee eelbI
peroen fol-. 8ielleiat tpiro Elm &oblen'
ihiff mitBenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Qpblieb oeS GabafS.

Das 8unbes. Obereeri6t Bat in bem
Sale bon Nillium .. Iuitin seeen ben
Staat 9enneHss. rpObsi bic GOnliitutios
naIitat beS StaatsseisBeS fur Stipulation
oes Gisarettenbetfaufs inpOIUirt par,
cine @ntf6eibuns setrofen, pOour6 bas
@eieb aufredt erbalten tpiro. Die @nts
ibeibuna purbe nit flint Stimmen 9eBen
aefaat unb bon Nidier 0ropn nbees
esben; Ribter Wbite, Der Der gntibelo'
ung beipfIi9tete, baiirte isin @utadten
aber auf aneeren @riinosn, als ben bon
SrUtpn unb Isinen @OlIesen seItenb ee'
madtsn. Das @eisb mar alS Elm @ln'
sriff in ben spiideRitaatIlden Sanbsl
binaeheqt unb auf Oieien 9runb oeien
Rehtsfrdftisfeit an9efo6ten lpOroen.
Der Saa besoe iid auf einsn 8srfanot
BON Giaaretten aus gtortb Carolina mad
IsnneHee. 9ie Sienretten tparen in ben
lbliden Bdd6en nah oem Staute 9e'
braht worbsn uno 70 in pffenen 8ebal'
tern gum 8ertouf auseeltsat porben. Sc
mar bierbet eeIlenN eemadt porben. bic
BGdhen ieien als Badete i'm Slnne beF
@eieBes betrsffS OrlsinuIuerpadunB an
Suieben. Dem se8entlter entlbleo ieect
oaS 9unbess Sbereeriht, seruoe pie bas
Staats Oberseribt. Ubne i'm uebriBen
cine Dlfinition bon Original spadet su
peben. bab folde Bdd6en nibt oils Ou'
sin0lpadste Su betradteu ieien, oieielben
uielmebr nur 70 bsreeiteat ieien, um bic
8,itImmuueen bss 8eiebes au um8eben.
Des peiteren absr beltritt 9ihter 8ropn
sntidisben bic NuffuRunB res IenneRee'r
@eridtsbOfes, @isaretten ieien teIn 8 ans
OeIsnrtitel. Sierbei nubm Der selebrie
Ribter 8elseenbett. Elm Soblleo auf ben
eoIen Sabnt su iinsen. bon osm er ers
tl6rte. osrieIbe iei ihOn felt 400 Sabren
Elm SanbssartIfsl. Wan babe ibn ioaat
su einem 8eaeusrunesobieft eemaht.
SIN nebrisen sebe es fuum cine BHanSe,
bic peiter psrbreitst iei, ais Der Sabat
IS gebs taum eine BHanje ooer elm
Rraut, baS Der Dienibbeit mebr 5rOit
unb 2abial gsbra6t. Q9enn man Be-
baupte, Gisureiten ieien cine beiOnoere
ihdolibs SOrm bon Iabuf, 10 iei bleIer
8oripurf erf neusren 9atumS. SIN
llebrissn uber f6nnten @isuretten 9eruoe
uie SpIrituoien elmer ltaatIiden 8eeus
lation untermorfen psroen. 8enneIel6
tsin StudtsseieB benz Smport in Drisis
naI' Budeten ginbnIt tbun bGrfe, 10 beiiBs
cine Stauisesislntur bod uoaauf oas
Re6t, ben SanoeI 3u re8uIiren, neil bic
aqgemeine 4niibt ObipaIte. onb Der be'
trefienbe 9lrtifsl iddolide 8irfunsen
austibe. Dem sesenGber CAB Ri9te.
SbiraS Elm ubtpeidenbes 8utu6ten ub.
Oem Der 8oriibenOe iOtpie bic Ri6ter
9reper unb Bsdbam beipflidteien>; iie
baiirien ibre Uieinunp burauf, oab
Der @Onpreb uusidlieBIide Gontrcls
lber ben ;piidentaatIibsn Saucel be-
| iibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Sherst nod beim Sooc.

SIN 8atsrlOO, Su.. bat bic GOrOners'
Surp in oem Sale oes SoOeS zines 81
Sabre alien befannten Deuti6en. Na'
mems RidoluS 8lesner, einen Mnbr'
iprud uuf SeIbftmOro ubeeseben. Der
alte Wann bate aber Dor ieinsm 8er'
i6eiben ssiaet. OaB er iid nidt umbrin'
gen poate. ionoern iib nur Elm Sod in
ben gals i6neiOen tpoIlte, oumit err. Der
an gtbmo lit, beier utbmen iDnnte. Sr.
8lssnsr tpar itstS ;u Sdersen aufseIesi
unO iein Iester srimmissr Sdsrs mar.
bspOr er iid bsrbIutete, oils er ieiner
frau iuste: sd madie feinen 8eriud.
mid umsubrinssn. Du ipei6t. bub i'd
nidt bur6 bic 9laie atbmen tonnie, aud
nidt mebr burh ben Dtuno uno 70 ihnltl
i'd Oann Elm Sod in ben Gals. bamit BIZ
9uit frsier aus unb elm iOnnte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Grcaas erplooirte.

Dlr6 eine grOsassgrpIofcn puroC
bic OItf6nft SsnGpo in BOtier GOuntp.
3d., ibeiItpsiie serit6rt uno tamsn Minis
oefens fiinf Ysrionen ums 9ebsn. rlntel
ben sertDrten @ebdube beiinpen iid oai
Ne@onesul Opera Souie unb buS Dtc'
@unesaI Souie, tpsl6ss ba8 8rbBte So'
tel ces Srtss pnr. Sat ieOes amber,
Saus bat mebr Ober tueniser S8uben &C.
Iltten. @Isid nab Der @rpIOfOn finger
Die @ebduoe Ssuer uno finf 9eriUuer
fanben ibren Sob in ben 5lammen ODE,
purben pom 8au6 erltidt. OswupC
sdblt etpa 1000 ginpobner unb 1T AZ
WteiIen bon glmira, y. y entfernt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Mittel aeaeu SabIf5pfe.

Or. 2isnbof mil entbsdt baben. 6ub
berlOrsnes Suar nit Silfe Der f'Strub'
len pieberber9sitsat Derben tann. gr
probucirte Dor Der Webicinii6en @eiea'
ibuft in 8ieu einen 26'idbrieen iun8sn
Wunn, benz er auf oieie Beiie tuieber au
sinsm dppisen Suaruuds UerbOIfen bu'
ben mil. 0erielbe tpOr felt Sabren boa'
itdnbis fubI, ober nud fs6smuIiBer Gins
penOuns Der 4 StrubIen tuudien ibm on
ben bsbnnbelten Stelen Der 8opfbuui
bic Saars pieber. Die Webisiniibe 9e'
ieuibait 1T nbsr bon Der Wutiamtsil
Oes 8erfubrens nod nidt UDais dber'
,eust unO eru6te Or. aienbUd, feline
@rperimente fortsuisben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Ti1lleD6>
-
SerbF ttno
&imter
1tnterflei0er
fir MGmner,
syrametl llilb
6im6er.

llniere 3inie 1T uollitanoigE.in
all Den beiten uno befannteiten
Sabrifaten 9eiuobnli6 bon unS
sebalten, unO Die in Setreff bon
sInpaien, 0uaIitdt uno OII9emei'
net Site ieit Sabren ii6 ais Su'
friebeniteQenb ertuieien. &ilrSli6e
slufibld9e an oielen 8aaren ba'
ben cine 4reiSiteiserllns ocrieIben
sur Sol9e stbabt, bod oa mir III.
Iere glnfdufe in Grlpartnns Der
ieIben mabten, 10 balten unIere
@reiie einen silniti9en Ser9Iei6
aus nit benen, Die berridten, ebe
Die 8aaren aufibIu9en. Srilb'
,eiti9eS slnfaufen bebeltet eine
Griparnib bon rs @rosent uno es
miro Sie beSabIen, ir9eno ettuaS
in oieIer Ginie bot Dem iuirfli6en
@ebrau6 6u erlan9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Nlter q 6neren6tber.

Siaac 9. SauIsnbsd, elm SOidbrissr
9lsparter uno 8eniiondr Der 6euernebr.
IT furdtbur uufeerest iiber bic Ibatiuds,
oaB 9arret y. SucObus, Elm alter Sur'
mer aus @lsn 8lsp, ylorris GOuntp, ibu
in elmer iiirSlIf unseitrensten gbsideIO'
unsstIuse bsihuIpiet bat, uuf aaSu inti'
mem 6ube nit Der go Sabre alien @be'
bdlfts Oes &Iueeiabrsnoen, annu 6. Sa'
cObus, seftunOen su baben. Saulenbet,
Oer beHer alS Uncle STE" betannt 1T,
Ftsat sntidisbsn in 4brsos, onB isin alter
5rsunb SucObus uriade esbutt babe Jpn
alS .,@o' 8sipUnbent" su nennen 81
sritsbt Su, bab Srou SucObus. uIs sl
tIrSlid einen 9eiub in oeren Suuie il
9lsn 8isp ubitattsts, ibn umurmte uni
iaBte. unb bub er iid beeilte, ben un'
re4imdblS srbaItenen 9ub SutidSusebsn
uno bic 6Tau Su tparnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
9reis auf @anfrOlinS's sopf.

Die ituIisnii6s 8e9ieruns bat fur bic
ginlieferuug bes betunnten 8dubers
WuiioIino. Oh tobt ooer lebsnbia. eine
8slObnuns bon 10000 Sire (s40. .O0O)
nus8eisbt. @r bat, tpie pisoerbolt be'
ridtet, ben Ri6tsr unb iisbsn 9ei&tpO'
rene, welde ibn pesen @rmorbuna zines
8uuern UerurtbeiIten, iOtuie idmmtIlbs
ibm unedniti8e 8eusen sstbotst. Damn
ilob er nod ben Bergen, mo Tauienos
OOu 1ruppen mad ibm iu6en. $40 er
iest fedt, 1T unbetunnt, iidr srf&eini
ss, bab sr ii6 nidt mebr in ben culabri'
iden 8ereen uufbdIt. mo er Iunse 9eit
Gb Dor Ieinen 8srfoIeern psrbarg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
Giiemba5n Seitt"beIIc.
Erir unn Wnominn gallen Giicnbuhn 90.

Grie uno Wgoming VnlleD Giicnbabn 60.
3sittabtur tn strait psu II. September 1900.
3igs fir pnplsy uup | falr punftG, ju DAM
lev Vrbiueuug NIT Der @rie 9iieubdbn flir Nsp
gurf Nspburgb uub 3wiibrnltationsn md6eur,
pnlalrn Scranton I'M 7,Il5 WVr9sne unp 2.25
&abm.
3ase fpmmen an in scranton nm 1890
WOrgtns uup 9.t0 abrnbs.
Srlumare, gadnmanna uuO ggeiirrn Snbn.
Su strait rem 10. Suni 1900
Siolidl l-8rIGbt Scranton fur gitip 2lcrI
nm l.45, 300, $40, 0 unb 1905, 8Ormi'
tags 1855, 1888 uub $40 NaGmittaas. 6hr
pbaespbia UNI 40. 500 unb 1905 Otcr'
gtps ~ % uue 3.33 Nahm. jiiir StrCurs'
burg, um 6.i0 Nahmittass. MiIb' uue Acs
cOmmCeatlcns' 3us UNI 3 40 Na6mittass. Sr-
rsi6I SpbCien NIL 6.55, 71S, GIG Wpr1sus /;
t2.0S, 2.47, 4.4S, 7t9 uHb g.3S Ndtmtttaas
9rrtidt pbtlaptlpbia I'M 1000 WCr.; 1.O6.
3.4S, 600 une S.23 9id6m. 6rreidt Scranton
ppn Nsp 2Derf um 4 30, los / O6 unc 10 20
WVr. LOO, i.52. 5.33 unb s.45 Natm Bon
Strpupsburg um S.n5 WcTssns
NOrDlid -BfTldbr Suauton fir Buffalo une
3wUbeutatipuru, nm If 35. 10, 4.1O uup
$50 Dlur.; i.55 uuo 5,lS gadm. 6ur Ss
prap uue Spratuis I'm 10 Nipr. uuo i.55
Nabm. mir Utica nm 1.t0 Wipr. uno 1.55
Ratm. 6ur NiUntrple um 80 Nor los
uup 5.lS RaGm. 6ar RibUIiOu I'M 4't0 uuN
6.15 Ra6m. SIR Sinebamfpn, 10 % Born.
8 80 Nahm. @ustt Scranton non SuHllr
nm 1 80, 2 55, 5.35 uuo 10 90 Mpr.; 3.3t
unp 500 9ahm. Bon Sspesr uno SYratui'
UNI 2.55 geT 1898 uno $50 9laGm. Spr
SYraeuIs um 500 Nabm. Bon llild I'M 2 81
WOr, 1898 uns 800 9ia6m. Bon glitcl
Ion um $50 Uipr. une 90 adtm. 9cr
Wputrpls UNI 7.55 uue 10 90 Nor; 3.2I
unb $50 9ahm.
Sloumsbnr9 SibiiiOn-8niBt Suantpl
fir gturtbumbndnp I'm Gas, 10 % Oior.
i.55 unp 551 9ia6m 8lr pIymcutb nm .O5
$40 S.55u. it.35 Ndbm 5ir Nlntr'tr, S.lI
Wcr. @rTti6t RortbuHbrllno nm 9 80 Mrr.
i.t0. 500 uup As Ndbm. @usbt Nanti
cole nm $40 Wpr. @rrsiht pympuib um 2.Oi
4.3l, 9 50 une l231 Born 9uribt Serdr
ton ron 9iprtbumbrrlduo nm 9 ~ Wcr. II
49, 4.50 uuH S.45 9idbm. Bon gianliects III
100 pfOr. Bon plymouth nm $50 Ncr.
800 uup 30 nuO lilo 9a6m.
Spnutdass 3nae.
Siolih -gulGBr Srrantpn um 40, 30I
$40, $50, 1905 DlCr.; 3.33 3.AO, uHe 81
Natm.
0OroIif -gulGBt scranton um il.35, I
10. 1 10 Wpr. 1.55 uue 5.lS Ndbm.
SloomsburB Sibiiion -Srdbt SrautE
um 1905 Nor. uuO $50 RaGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
@eplers gBeae.

Run, oo bic 8ubI pOrbei unO 9rdF'
bent Mc8inIsp ieines ,ipeitsn Sermns
fiber 1T, ipirO bic Wasfe abespOrfsn
unb man ertIdrt often i'm 8riessbepurts'
msnt, Oub Elm bitterer 8erni6tunestriee
sssen Die SiIipinos sefdbrt ipsrosn iOa,
Die en!idIOGsn iiuO. nod psiisrbin uu
ibre Srsibeit ,u tdmpfsn. BspIers 8s'
csuGentruOo' DlstbOben, peIde isBt Dor
Sen. 8itbener in Sib'Ifrifa 10 gu
nu6seubmt tperben. iOlsn aud in bel
9biaippinen sur anpsnbuns iOmmsn
Sobalo 8riessistreidr ROOt aus Sub,
suridtebrt, perOen buruuf beSGelide Or
prss an Sen. Neartbur erssbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-29
TOOte &s6carGO.
Observation-Disclosures.

Der llntejsibrrtr srisi ptm btutlhsu publi'
fun ppn nab uub frru trsrbtuft an, pae sr BIZ
g4iTtblbaft bss Strru @tUrgs Rsbr in Stbltr
IGuilb iibnuUmmtn bat Stbsrmdnn pirb BIT
bitten @strGnfe, giearrsu uuh supCrfcmmsnefl
9tbitnung bel mir Sprfnptu. Cd smphsblt I'D
ttlitns. Stnri 5raufftr, gBirtb.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-07-12

tise or bolt on three crosspieces. c. at
the top of uprights, each feet long,
to keep sides from spreading Then
nail on two oak planks, h, 2 feet 10
inches above the main frame floor,
1x12 inches by liz feet; allow IS inches
to extend in front to tie the animals
head to. Then board up the sides
nearly solid except for two Stats. the
lower one, to put a board, j, l foot
wide, through. to prevent falling
down while dehorning; the slot, i, be.
ing used to put a windlass, k, through,
to draw the animal to the front of the
stock.
Nail two strips on each side to top
of uprights. each 1X4 inch and feet
long. Then spike on two 2x4-inch
pieces 5 feet long, d, across each end
of the frame at the ends and on the
bottom. Let them extend out foot
on each side. Brace them firmly as
shown at e. The head of the an
imal is fastened with n rope through
the holes shown at protruding end OF
board, h. a peg is inserted under the
animals neck at g. The windlass is
attached to the rope about the an
imars head and the head is drawn
down close and tight against the
board. HI. VI. Tanner, in Farm and
Home