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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
Cuban Politician. Active,

Havana, July 27.-Political parties
have begun actively the campaign for the
election of delegates to the constitution.
al convention. Much more interest is
displayed in the result than in that Of
the recent municipal contests. The Dem
ocratic party is arranging for series of
mass meetings and will make strong
effort to secure the control of the CON
vention for the conservative element.
The Republicans of Havana recently
have been making overtures to the Union
Democratic party for a combination
against the Nationalists. Should this at
tempt be successful the party now in
power in Havana will be defeated.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
Istbmian Canal ExposI,ion.

A movement recently started at New
Orleans to hold the Universal Inter
oceanic Canal exposition in New Or
leans on the completion of an isthmian
canal assumed substantial form the
other night, when the various working
committees were named and a plan of
action was mapped out, says the New
York Times. The plan provides for the
rnising OF stipulated sum of money
each year until the canal is completed,
by which time, 1t is estimated, there
will be ample funds available to hold
an exposition on broad lines.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

Syracuse July PA Watcrtown spe-
cial says; '"W. ii. Conger of Conger Il
Co. started to fill kerosene lamp in the
basement of the Merrick block, which is
occupied by his firm, when the lamp ex-
ploded, igniting gallon measure of kero-
sene in his hand and burning him slight
ly. The cellar quickly caught fire and
spread to the cellar of b. l.. Taylor's
hide and leather store and was eXtin-
guished after $4,000 worth of rubbers
and rubber boots had been damaged
The loss is covered by insurance"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
ROUND THE REGION.

Among the members of the Ninth reg
ular infantry who were killed in the
recent battle in China was Clyde b.
Jamison, aged 26 years, of Sugarloaf
township. His parents reside at Ber-
wick. Jamison also served against the
Spanards in Cuba.
The West Pittston Methodist and Bap-
tst churches were entered by thieves
and the poor boxes, containing a consid-
cradle amount, taken. number of
arrests have been made.
William Bergman, aged "a years, a
prominent young man of Lattimer, died
yesterday morning and will be buried on
Monday afternoon at Hazleton.
Eugene A. Burrows, of Williamsport;
John O'Donnell, of Wilkesbarre, and
Thomas j. O'Malley, of Dunmore, were
ordained to the priesthood at the st.
Peters cathedral, Scranton, by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Hoban.
Try Helpers ice cream soda.
The detectives who are working on
the brass stealing case have made three
more arrests, Anthony and Samuel
Sinner and Louis McCloskey, junk
dealers of Wilkesbarre, each of whom
was held in 5000 bail. They have eight
more warrants.
William George, son of John George,
Hazleton tailor, who was injured at
the explosion in that city Sunday night,
died from his injuries yesterday.
Wilkesbarre city council has passed a
resolution that in the future the paid
employees of the city shall not take an
active interest in the candidacy of any
person for city, county or state offices.
Smoke the John Smith. At Keiper's
An axle of a car broke yesterday on a
d. S. & S. train while passing Ok Bow
curve, on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
and number of cars were Wrecked
Engine No. 23 was pulling the train at
the time.
Mrs. Francis Wonn died at Giberton.
Schuylkill county, of lockjaw. Some
weeks ago while working about the
house splinter entered her right hand.
Efforts to dislodge it failed and lock jaw
ensued, from which death resulted.
BY premature blast at the Exeter
mine, near Pittston, Joseph Novac was
blown to pieces by the flying coal, and
John Bobcak was so badly injured that
he cannot live.
The project of building new cotton
mill in Wilkesbarre has been abandoned,
owing to the bad state of trade. Half IA
million dollars had been subscribed
toward the erection of the plant.
Gentlemen, for hats and caps 90 to A.
Oswald's. He has a nice VARIETY.
Patrick Brice, former Highland boy,
was appointed by the East Union town
ship school board last evening to teach
the b primary school at Oneida this year.
Wassel Hudock and Mary Rakosky,
of Halle Brook, will be married tomoI-
row morning at st. Johns Slavonian
church by Rev. Pajchisak.
William Suklosky and Kathryn Zu-
bosky, of Eckley, will be married tomor-
row morning at st. Johns Slavonian
church
The City Concert Company, of Halle
ton, will run trolley excursion to Free
land tonight.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

The British have captured and razed
the town of Kokofu in Ashanti.
Charles II. Hoyt, the playwright, has
been committed to an asylum in Hart
ford.
A plot has been discovered to assassi-
na+s the governor Of Santiago in Santo
Domingo.
Max Regis, the notorious ex-mayor of
Algiers, has been acquitted of taking
up arms against the French government.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
BREVITIES.

Halle park will be crowded tomorrow
evening with friends of the Fearnots
Athletic Association of Drifton. Troll
ley excursions will be run to the park
from Freeland, McAdoo and Jeanesvlle
The adjusted valuation of Foster
township has been received from the
county commissioners. The amount is
1855, 523. This includes all personal
and real estate valuation.
Mrs. John Proberts, of Birkbeck
street, who has been i'll for some weeks,
is getting well.
Mrs. w. E. Martin and family, of
South Washington street. enjoyed an
excursion to Long Pond yesterday.
Alfred Bartlo, aged weeks, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartlo, of Birkbeck
street, died this morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. Bartlo is also seriously i'll.
Hugh Malloy spent yesterday at
Honey Hole fishing. He reports having
caught eight large pike and shot one
kingfsher.
Work upon the new High School
room in the Daniel Coke building was
begun this week by Contractor james
E. Griffith.
The ice cream social of the Ladies'
Aid Society of st. Johns Reformed
a 10 hn hRlI 81
Public park tomorrow, has been post
poned indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William James are
entertaining a very young daughter at
their home on Birkbeck street.
Tomorrow night there will be dance
and free lunch at Mrs. John Krouse's
hotel, Birkbeck street. See advertise
ment.
John Jones, former Freeland resi-
dent, now of Bristol, is in town this
week. His son, David j., who learned
the printing business here, is now pro-
prietor of job office in Bristol.
Mrs. William Weaver and family, of
Brkbeck street, have moved to johnson
street.
The finest ice cream in the market at
Mrs. Schaubs, Centre and Chestnut SITS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Timney and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Mclaughlin
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Buckley enjoyed drive to Laurytown
yesterday.
st. Luke's Lutheran church is being
treated to fresh coat of paint.
Mrs. David Walk, of Birk beck street,
who has been i'll for the past eleven
weeks, is improving slowly.
st. AIMS Slavonian Ladies Society
held a ball at Yannes' hall last evening.
The grand march was led by George
Shambora and Mrs. Michael Bosak, of
Olyphant.
Charles Wolf, the accommodating
clerk at A. Oswald's store, has resigned
his position and will leave shortly for
Chicago.
The following party will enjoy drive
to the Honey Hole on Sunday; Clara
Page, Alice Fishburn, VIII Moore and
Frank Walk.
p. c. Poyser has been granted the use
of the auditorium of the Y. M. C. A., in
which he is to conduct his School of
Music and Languages.
Groceryman George Krommes, of
Birkbeck street, in another column in
vites the readers of the Tribune to give
him share of their patronage.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

Washington, July 27.-Colonel Charles
f. Robe, formerly lieutenant colonel of
the Seventeenth infantry, who succeeded
to the command of the Ninth infantry on
the death of Colonel T.. II. Liscum. has
been ordered to proceed at once to China
to assume command of his regiment.
Colonel Robe has been on active field
duty with his regiment in the Philippines
for several months past and is now in
Manila awaiting transportation to Taku.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

st. Louis, July 27.-Under an assumed
name Mortimer ID. Shaw, who conducted
the great telegraphers' strike in 1888,
died in the City hospital here July 13.
Only yesterday was his identity dscov-
cred after he had been buried in the
Dottcr'S field
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
LARGEST Wooden Schooner.

West Bay City, Mich, July 27.-The
schooner Pretoria, the largest wooden
boat ever built, was launched at David
sons shipyard yesterday afternoon. The
Pretoria will carry 5000 gross tons of
iron ore, or 175,000 bushels of wheat.
The boat is $50 feet long, 451a feet beam
and ~ feet deep.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

Professor-I'm grateful for my sense
of humor. Thank heaven, / can al
ways see joke.
Miss Flavilla-Oh, professor, the
sense of humor is not ability to see
Joke. The sense of humor is ability
to take joke.-Indianapo Journal.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

Paris, July 27.-Yesterday at Maisons-
LafIitte "Cash" Sloan won the Prix de la
Fertc, 1,200 meters, on Maurice Call
suits Ballon and also the Prix de
Pampcs, 2,100 meters, on the Due de
Gramont's portos.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27
A Political Boss.

"They say you are merely political
boss" said the candid informant.
Great Scottr calculated Senator
Sorghum. "The lrreverence of these
moderns is something disheartening
Why, that's all julius Caesar was."-
Washington Star.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

Sailors call n low lying iceberg
growler, and the world would in gen.
eral suggest something cool were 1t not
for bulldogs and London four wheel
cabs, to which it is also applied.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-07-27

Nearly 100000 worth of articles are
pawned in London weekly.
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Ha,toser ane 9raunf1,peie.

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ben.
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rem benz 2runte erseben unb itanb in
Der lebten 3eit unter Der Brannttpein=
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aufeeben. Inn bic Gte1e einss Reetprs
an Der Stabtf6ule su @roB Mlmerooe
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nebmen.
SIfenburg. Gin iuneer
Wann aus Braunfd.peie unternabm
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Wepsr BON bier tpurbe ais 2eihe aus
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ausas5oaen. Der Geritrrbene tpiro in
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aetommen iein unb bat ietnen Eoe i'm
WaiIer sefunfen.
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Prepins @eHe,s.

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ScifjGlass gu bier .sahren @sfdllse
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mi: elmer bort sefunben.1 Gsiier RE
umfannrgsmauer binalifgelt;sssn
unb briiben an elmer 5tange Ginabses
glitten. Sic iollten !ib Der aolDentn
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mer al 9anau iinb Gdbritant MarGi.
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der tiirslih f.in 25idbr:ses @.idifts,
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ter Dad sebraat purpe. pom Mobn.
bdu}e obtrennte. 49,.
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Whrfteutbern.

Midbalben. 1ahbdnbler
2ambsrt 8rrsbommer. Ger felt eini=
ger 3eit geiItig ertrantt 1T. entfernte
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firdhole purre Der i'm 83. Qeben5z
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in friiberer sSahren oreimel na9 ein=
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3.lt her .Ynlterabenb1 asie;ert; ater
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n0hfer 3eit bser hur1reifen ioerben,
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Bel Der Ebeaferfea itromabip6rts ges
triebeu mnrbe unb an einem pfciIer
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Minben. Oie WefsrffrDmbuu.
DeriDdltung btotiimtigt Bic ginfdbrt
sum Minbtntr 0nfen I'm sine9hifTss
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lit.
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brint bier feierte fein fiinfunbapan@
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ter Der sSirma @ebr. Qaurena. Bernard
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6inaufornmen etner perfpn fonnte Der
Wonn nob eben abgef1nitten tperben.
Man bruhte ben mann ins Rrdnten=
haus. Die gbefrau SAparb unb be-
rem Rpitgdnser tperbtn bel4mlbist. .bi:
Shat aussefiibrt au baben.
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cloenears sab @e6leasnre.

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ten Dorfe Rreien trphnenbe Sonni.oez
meliter @daIie itiirate 10 unsliidli4
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beIudte oas bie5iee Gpmnaiium. limb
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1852 mar er bier als prattiiher grot
tbdtig.
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borff auf Rasborf uno MoQenbager
ma9te Der firdr au W0lleahaeen alI
Meihnahten cine neue Wltarz urb
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pIau. Gin betrii5,no:r uns
sliidsfuu ereisnete iih in Dem jerieits
bes Plauer 6ees lieaenb.n Dcri. Sis
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merit BIN Na, por 3ipei 0eppeli &ro,is
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aiegait. 6dIoffer aieeer.
Iber annette Wcrjitenbe bts Drtsgez
iptrtbereins btr Mnfdinenbuu= uno
MetdQarbeiter. ptrlGbt un1ere Stapl
unD fhifft fi4 in 8rtmerbopen ndh
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fanb man nuf hem Rir9bofe gu Qnls
btnborf bic Qeide zines erfrorenen
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raefunnenen pnpieren mar herEobte
btr gigdrrenmdher peter GpgulIa
aus Nielnotnit.
3dbr3e. Das DienrmGbhen
marie Gonfait bier gebn1 Elm Rinb
tsnb mari es IN einen Riibel, NORM
h13 ainb erffidte.
Marttnbera. Ter
clIn heS MhbIs1beifbers G9neiber
seSer GtrQhAgl ipelIte BON benz
erfohe has Is losn0tben. Nds
b iit q aus. fieI uliter boS Rab
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Starin8e,, mno satbie,s.

6aIberitabt. - Na1 Der er=
fen biesidbrtaen Stabtperorbnetenz
iibuna folgte bic nfiibruns bes gum
griten 8iirgermeiiter bieiieer @tabt
aetrdblten bisberisen Stabtrutbs Or.
Sebler aus Magbeburg burh ben
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Waebeburs.
M ubl bauien. Der neue
poliseiinipeetor unIerer Stabt, alinz
der aug NeusGuppin, bat fein Mmt
bier angetrsten.
Quebltnburg. Die Stabts
beroroneten beihloIen bic Mnlte1nns
sines itdbtii9sn 9ranbmsiitsrs. Ters
ner beirilligten lie 26,7OO Mart gum
9au zines itdbtiI1sn Muieums auf
bem 6ofruume oes GlopItodbauIes cm
SdloBberse.
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abenb in glla gum @ottesoienit selaus
tet purbe, peritummte nit einem Male
bic arobe @lode. Oielelbe mar burd
fairies 2duten aus Der pfanne sez
fprunaen unb bonn 3lodenitubl bers
unteraefulIen. Gum Slid lief oieSohe
nod gut ab. benn Der Gubbooeu Der
glo6enitube mar er1t tur5 porber ein:r
Rsparatur unterSogen poroen.
bersbauien. Die bie,
iioe Molltpuarenfabrif Don Gouarb
Gers, beren eSnGaber 9uftap Gers lit,
teains bas syet bes 6Oid6risen Bette
bens.
@taBfurt. D:e 2eide hss
9eramanns @lodemann aus Mbens
horf. beHen Nerunaliidung i'm borttgen
arbleni9ohte mir beridtsten. lit nep
etnmal bebufs Seciruns ausyesraoen
irrrben.
bemar. Der 8ierfabrerDiers
tel bon bier. elm Batter rcn 6 ainoern,
ipurbe burd Elm Bierfab a.tootet. bas
bonn 9 erlpaeen berdb ibm auf cen
Sept fiel.
Weibcnfels. gesenmirtig
fdipeben Derbanclunesn Spifdfn rem
Sufti3z, Gtnanas unD Gultusminiites
rum speds MblaFuns eines 5bellts
tes aIten @em.nareranoItiides an h.n
ssufti3fiscus. tss foQ in eer 2lb!iht
liegsn, auf bem erihloHenen 9errain
Elm neues NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 trs
ribten.
3etb. - Gufon Dsnbarbt perldbt
nah mebridbrigem Nufentealte iein.
WaterfaOt 3eiB unb besiebt iib na4
2amu in Oftafrita, um feline 9bdtigs
felt in ieiTen oortisen 8eiiBunsen mies
ber fortsuieBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-15
e@Ieswi8sco coIt Ittetss.

NtumIniter. gs 1T nuns
mebr feitseifellt, baB Die betbeilisten
DrtIhnften fir be Werldnseruns Der
Bahn Mltona Raltentirhen Brams
itebt nod Neumiiniter bic Rofen su
benWprdrbeiten antbeilia iibernommen
haben. Damit lit ber Bau ber Babn
aeiidtrt.
NeuHabt. Der 3ufner Mi19z
hDff al @tbbersborf mar nit benz
Drefdtn nit Der Dre1hmafdine bez
fhdftigt unb gerietb babel nit bem
rehten Mrm in bic Maihine, fobuB
ibm bic 6onb pollfdnbis abgttrennt
tpurbe.
DIbenburg. - Gum Mitelieb
Der 6anbnertertammer in Mltona
,pdblten bte ssnnungen besRreiies Ols
benbura ben 9tabtratb a. .. Waursr.
meiiter espers bier5elbT.
DlbesIoe. - Muf benz 6pTe
Nobfelbe entitanb in Dem Diebbaufe
bafelbft Geuer. bas iih balb aud her
Sheune nit Der Wdgenremiie nit=
theilte unb beibe @ebdube in turser
s3eit einGfherte. Qeiber fomen 63Riihc
unb 10 pferbe, iotpie bas sefammt:
sseberpieb in ben sSlammen I'm.
pinneberg. = 8ei ter WabI
eiues 4. 2ehrers in ptnnebers purSe
Gebrer 2angez9alt getpdblt.
@egeberg. Wit Der 0ertpal=
tuna ter 2ebrerfteue IN Niiben tpdbz
renb Der 3eit Der Beurlaubuna bss
lebrers R0bn, pelde tpegen Rrantbei,
erfolgt 1T, tpurbe 2ebramtsbeiperber
paul porepp aus 3arpen beauftrost.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-15
Psanaes,t.

Gauenburg. Gin tribes
Deihnadtsfeit bate bic ssamilie @its
t hierielbit. Der in Bremerbopen oui
einem Ddmpfer bes gprbbeutiaen
lloDb bef1dfiigte @o1n eesStloiIers
Hubolf g. tpolIte einen i'm Dod lie<
aenben Dampfer perlaf1en, um oil
lanb au 9eben, bterbei trat ct iebod
tehl unb itiir3te aus betrGhtli1er 6Ds
be in las Ood. nobel er iih cine icsipe-
e WerleBung 3u5og. Der ct erlestn 1T.
6tarqarb. Ser ssifhbdnb,
ler sSrana @erfon aus 2abes, Elm ldpn
mebrfah beitrafter MenIh, nuroe
bon Der Straftammer tpegen D;e5-
itabls i'm RiidfalI 5u 8 Mpnaten sc.
fdnaniB Derurtbeilt.
6traIfunb. Morqens ae.
Gen 6 ubr entitanb in ben 6interaes
bGuhen bes Rentners g. Walier, Gan.
GettraBe z. Elm 8ranh. Die 9fdume
bsenten ala Eager unb entbielten
brenHbares Wiaterial. 70 bab anfdns>
LID grDBere Gefobr porauliegen fdien;
bie benohSurten 9intersebGube tam.l
tiehO4 NIT geringem @daoen bapon.
6ninemiin i n be. sSn Sec fes
reitS eriDGbnten unter5uhungs sIahe
aegen ben iliidtis seporbenengienoan.
ten bes h:efigen Qanrrathomtes syrab,
( follen iih hreitS ettpa 10000 Msort
RdRenbefette beraue egeftsllt baben.
mDlgaf. - Das bieiige Sc,
rihtsaebdufe 1T bonn iistus fir IT,
800 Wldrf ongefauit uno bas bieiise
6auptao4 Nmt fereits angeipielen
iDorctn. be Gumme benz Grbauer lis
BERGEN Gtiiber nnb 0erpddter aus3u-
3dblen.