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The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

The famous clock Les Trois
Graces," now on view at the Paris ex-
position was once bought for $4,000.
Fifty thousand pounds has now been
offered for it,
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
Her ExpIannt ton.

Your honor said the lawyer, my
client acknowledges that she struck
the book agent with piece OF gaspipe,
but she pleads that it was a case OF
mistaken identity"
"How's that?" asked the judge.
well, she thought it was her hus-
band. Baltimore American.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

An example of patient industry is
the sorting OF hogs bristles as it is
carried on at Tientsin, China. Each
one Of the bristles has to be picked
out, measured and placed in the bun
die Of hairs of corresponding length.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
: LARGEST Sniflnrs.

Ceylon is the home of the largest
spider in the world. This web-spinning
monster lives in the most mountainous
districts of that rugged island. and
places his net, measuring from five
feet to ten feet in diameter, across
the chasms and fissures in rocks.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

A group of miners in Queensland,
have dubbed together and presented
Major General Baden Powell with a
cake of pure gold, on which is in
scribed. This is "a carat, what the
Croydon miners take you to be-"
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
Another Tradition Pulled Down.

Mrs. Bilikins-They say that only
people of unusual mental powers have
hay feveI-that it is an atfliction which
only people OF genius are likely to
suffer from.
Mrs. Wadhams-Oh, pshaw. There's
nothing in that theory. l never saw
anybody who had it worse than my
son-in-law has.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

The queens autograph fetches about
e.; that of Blackmore. 12s; Mr.. Glad
stone. los; Lord Byron's cannot be
bought as a rule for less than f5.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

The new Duke of Argyll made a
statement at Oban recently to the eff
feet that he was innocent OF music,
and could not tell the difference be-
tween Pop Goes the Weasel" and
God Save the Queen"
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
Another Syndicate.

Maude-"That is peculiar picture
YOU have in your locket."
Clara-"Yes; it's a composite photo
graph of my summer engagements"
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

Sound passes through air at the ve-
iocity of 1.142 feet per second; through
water 1900 feet; through iron, 1880
foet
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
It Depends,

"The New York Sun asks II a man
with $4,000 income should play poker
with a man whose income is $60. 900"
well, 1t seems to me 1t depends q
little on what kind Of a dealer he IT,"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

The famous Drum Lummon gold
mine, which for years has been the
chief gold producer of Montana. 10 vir-
tually idle. only small force of men
being engaged in development work.
This mine was sold by Thomas Cruise
Of Helena to the Rothschilds Of Lon
years ago, since which time 1t has
repaid its cost several times In div
idends. Over five hundred stamps
cesssd to drop after steady grind for
years. The owners believe, however
that the mine still contains much hid
Aen wealth.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
BATTLE OF SNAKES.
KING SNAKE AND RATHER IN
DEADLY ENCOUNTER.

Rattier DOES His Best but Furnishes n
breakfast to the King Snake-Serpen-
iine Set-to Witnessed by Mike McDer-
mott, Whose yeracity Is Not Questioned
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
THE MARBLE TIMES
AND
CRYSTAL SILVER LANCE
MARBLE. COLORADO.

Tie empire of Morocco is the most
important state that is absolutely with
out a newspaper.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02
Pride.

"Did any of your ancestors cor
over on the Mayfower?"
Il should say not! My ancestors had
money enough to pay their way on
boats run by steam!"
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

Within the last 95 years the popu-
lation OF Belgium has doubled itself.
rising from 5000. 900 to 100000.
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

Sweet summers fled. but like as not
Wen come to others just as hot. '
The Marble times and Crystal silver lance., 1900-11-02

Customer-"But where are the
holes?"
Holes, sir! What holes?'
Customer-"Why, any one who is
donkey enough to pay $l2 for this hat
is entitled to holes to let his ears stick
ttrugh."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Bon 1eterSbura.

SObn 8bnls bon bier purbe on
Ulonioa ourb ods @ertbt bon ieiner
Satin S'a Drop 8Onts ssi6IeOsn. nab
Dem es nd ereeben bate. bab is lbr
9ans eeme,n bebanoeIt battle.
- Die gbeleute @eorse 8eseImanr
Don ptescoit aptnue nurben am Won
lag 4beno bon elmer erObsn 5rsunbss,
daar nit elper ,,Surprlie plrip" be
sbri, bel ipslher eS luitis bersinS,
- 9dder 8m. Stsinbers bon Ribie
StruBe lieb am NiOntas sssen ielner
gtabbar Clarence &. 8spnolos elm
$4,000 gntiddbleuneSflass einreiben
neil o,eier ieine brel &lnoer auf ben Stu
den zines 8fsroes stpans. psI6ss bur6
sine. bic 8lncer abparf unb Steinbere',
8 Sabre ulte SO6ter Spa babel 10 per
leBt puroe. oaB iie permanent Ueririp
pslt iein Dirb.
- Coroner Roberts bisIt am Bonner,
tag Ibenc eine unteriubuns bes sobl
8nlerlem 5uaes ab, nobel ib ergab
Oab anierlem elmer Oiusenetweiterunt
erla8 uno baB bic ibm bon g8m 8nu
mann susefiisten Stldwanbsn nlbt m,
oerielben in orefter 8srbnOuns itanbsn
bic 9eitnOrenen saben bemssmdb elmer
Wabripru6, brGdten ieto6 lbren @Iau
ben aus. bab ole ourt bic Slibpunbsl
reruriadtsn 8lulittrse ben Sob Dol
&nieriem bsibl un,eten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Horo Serantpn.

- Sine fletne Quite auf oem 2saeelis
Sreef Gulmbaufen brnnnte am Bonner,
ltaa 9ldbt nleoer; elm alarm putbe bon
g fen 81 ssssben.
- Die pffentlibe Stule SO. 90 ar
0sit Wnrist Sirabe wurbe frlb au
,Srsltas Woraen BON @rnorinsIInssn be-
iudi. bic ieoeS 3lmmer eriinpll6 ourd'
hDoerien unb ene AnslbI Sorratbe m,t'
nabmen. Dian nimmt on, pab Snabsn
be SbulbiBsn linb.
8uhta's gBiribiboft on 2lopt
Strobe puros tursllb bon unbs'
tannten e,bro6en, bic mebrere Sdfs'
Bier itlblen uno peri,lsisn. Batrd
part. 8ilrld Sblslos unD Wariin Wurs
rap htitinben um Wonias ale bic Dlsbs
Gin SIbDr, mub bien aber tptBen unae,
nuaenoen Sspellen Dleoer entIan n
pereen.
SnmeS BotpeQ bon Warion Str ,
Elm WUiormann Der Scranton Graclior
Sompnnle, nutoe am 5reitae. aIs Der
BsdpIas 8abnipasen. ben er IeItsts. nubs
" r6balo in sInen 8ueen fubr, hos psr,
lsBt; elm ltm unb 8ein purcen ibm
Bebroten uno er aub ibmsrsbaft sst'
,tuncen. iOouB iein 5ufano aur 3sn
,iu ssfdbrIlder mar.
- Charles 6dbburn, elm Is Sabre
alter 8nobe Don 4bdaOeIpbia, orana an
,Sreitug Nlhmlttue IN bic Waris Wob,
nun8 on On Wattet Shabe uno betatI
oleie um elne AnslbI Beribiabsn. bar
unler bret soIcene uno stusi liIbsrne 5a'
ibenubren. Sobalo tpie Der Dtebhab
sntosdI mar, ipuroe bic Boll;si benabrld,
tIsl, Der es eelane. ben SInaen MI
ldmmiIbsn ltutsln ON isIbsn 9lbeno IL
WIltes SlIre su uerbaften. Der Slnee
puroe am Samitas BEN 9sfdnsn!b ubsr'
flnet,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

Metrere tpurbsu terlsst. Die SIammsn
sriiier nit idredIiber Sdnslisfeit um
iit un6 oer @lnb ianots bic Sunisn
iGt bitl,6 unb brobte ale b6hsrnsn
Wleibsbduier in isner 8t4iuns su ssr.
iibren. Das uierh6dlgs WieibsbauS
ltanb in lidterlobsn Slummen, oils bic
5eusrpebr anfam. nslHs iofort bic Sci.
tern aufifeate unb baS Rettunssipsri
bssunn. Cine Sruu mad Der anbsrsn
unb bann bic Wdnner purhen berunter,
sebrabi. pdbrenb anbsre Ssuerpebr.
lsute bic Slammen IbIbten. SIN tpeni,
ger ole elmer Siunbe mar bas gefGsben.
absr ibredlids Opfer iparen bem Eeuei
sur 8eute eefdaen. 8sinabe isbss 3im-
mer enibielt iolde. @lnlse nnrbsn ipuf.
LID su lobe eebranni. anbere sritldt
3p6lf 3oot iinb bis iebt aus ben 8rano'
ruinen eebradt tporOen. Ss6sMs Ser
ionen, etnidliebllb Der &inoer, iinb oh.
Ou6loS 8SnOroen. Ditto @reoapo, bel
init Srau uno snei &lnoern i'm blntsrsr
lbeile zines ber obersn StOdpsrt,
pObnte. 1T auf Beroabt Dsr 8tanbtf
tune psrbaftet tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Gin sbierfampt In maSriS.


ueber Elm am |. Sebruar in Wabrio
fattsefunbenes auIre9enoes S6auipiel
piro SolsenOss beridtet: r8as mar
9eitern In oer bieIigen Grenaiein aufge-
rester Sag! G0ruin, pnntberin uno
gGrin iollten in einem 9rOben, in Der
Mitte oes plubes erri6teten Sdfis sesen
einen ipaniiden Stier tdmpien. 5aus
ienbe batten iid ein9eIunoen, nm bieies
feltene S6auipiel gu ieben. 8isbsr
bate atuar INNER Der Stier bel iOlden
@elegenbeiten bic Oberbano bebalten,
aber Oiesmal mar Der Menge Elm gang
auber9en6bnli6er 9enuB Deripro6en
iporoen, inoem auf bic srTigenannten
Sbiere pirtlid 'oas prdOitat ~pilo1
QInwenouns finOen iOllte. Sreili6
tellte iif balo beraus, oab nur Die
gdrin l6wenmutbig mar. 9ie pan-
tberin tuagte gar nibt, nit ibr ansus
binoen, uno belt iib Oben an ben
Stangen bes 6dfias fef. Sic 26pin
wuroe aber bon ibr idmmerli6 suge.
ri9tet uno lieb balo bic S6ren bdngen;
tur3, bic Sdrin slaubte lid fton Sies
germ, als Der itOlje Stier eintrat, Der
obne piel 9eiinnen auf lie lOsging uno
bic ii6 tapfer 8ertbeioi9enoe-iie rib
ibm Elm Chr ab-auf bic S0rner nabm
uno In bic 2uft mari. Sus wieoerbOlte
iid mebrere Male, bis Der 9drin Der
9ltbem ausaing, uno lie lan9iam bers
blutete. Wlit ben beiOsn anoeren @egs
nern muroe er lsiGter Sanb iertig, unb
10 bebauptete er oenn ilnter benz lauten
Subel Der 3ui6auer ben GampfplaB.
Samit tudre nun bic Sade srleoigt 9e-
psien, ipenn iib nidt Elm 3piiGenfalI
babel Sugetrasen hattie, Der bon bem
9r6bten She'll bes publitums i'm Saus
mel Der 9eiosnidaft ear nidt bemerft
noroen mar. Ser gsiiBer Der 56iere,
Der SbierbdnOiser Wallsu, bate iih
ndmlid, als er iub. baB bic Sdrin iei-
ner idOnen @iiltent0nisin eiDas allSu
raid oas 2ebenslidt ausblaien tpollte.
an oas Sitter beransemadt. nm nit
oem Golben elmer 6linte erliere ,uriids
suioBen. Sie Slinte mar aber unocr.
iidltiger Weiie gelaoen. unO ourd sinen
mod nidt aufgstldrtsn b6Ien 3uIall
entluo iid Der SduB, uno Der Sdrot
traf eins 9lnsubl periOnsn i'm 3us
idauerraum. 9lamsntlid iinb 5tpei
Seiierreider, bic bier bel einem Bidder
oils @eIelleu tbdtig iinb. i9per perleBt.
Gem einen iinb beioe 9lusen aus9e.
idoiIen, bem anberen ems. gu9 bic
iibrigen 9erpunoeten-im @an5en iino
es 2l-5u oenen nod ein Seiierreider
unb elm Stailener 9sbOren, iino meiii
I'M @eiift perlsBt. Sa bel elmer 9or-
iiellun9 in Der 9lrena fets aer3te In Der
gnfermeria suge9sn limb. 10 tonnten
iie 9leib an Srt uno Stelle operirt
unb perbunoen tuerben. 9as Msrtwiir-
bige III nur, bab bas publitum bon
bem S9auipiel 10 bingsriiien mar. oaB
ss bon oieiem unaliidliden 3wif6en-
fall gar ui6ts mertte, 10 oab Die @or'
fiellune rubig ju Gnoe sebeu ionnte,
Sinterber tpollte es allerbings ben mit-
berpunoeten $hierbdnoiger lpndeu.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
: @oupernbr Stpne bot ben 6 uut

- @oubern5r Stpne Bat ben 6. unb
10 april aIs 8aumpFlnsunsstaee fsf'
seiebt.
Sn usrsonaener Wote tpurben so
Tobesidas unO 49 neue Sale bon ans
itsdsnoen &rantbelten BET Der @eiunos
beiis'Sebbroe aneemeloet.
= 8ei bsr ginnsibuns beS SoIbaten.
Documents in g0itOn ON 10. Nui pirb
ous l3. Reeiment bon SCRANTON unc
umseeenO anipsieno iein. tpis AUDI @ou'
uernor Stone unb iein Stab.
- Die nobIbefannte 6irma @pIf &
Bsnsel bat oas 9Inbreos Rauibmupsr
Sigsn bum an NoamS Ipsnue seftsrn
iGr S25. 600 tduflld ernorben unO put
lbt 8sldaft, peldss nebenan 1T. bubn
uetleeen.
- Der Eeueralarm bon 80 am Sonns
tag Hndmittae par Elm faliher uno oo
ibon spelmal Supor ein eleiber BON benz
tlbsn &dlien eineeianot ipurbe. 10 III b,
'BOlRel enlitloRsn, ben 3bater ausfnolp
3u MAIDEN.
- Wih beute anfan8enb. pirb BIT
scranton 8iiIp b Gompanie rssslmd
Btse Sobrien stp,iben bier uno @arbon
bale eintreten loHsn uno 8abnpnesr
lnufen ieoe 90 Dlnuten, bic Diftans IL
siner Stunbe uno so Wunutsn SuriidIe'
9eno.
- Der IIarm bon 2aifen l6 ON
Sumitas % bmiitue parb ourb @nt'
,inouus etner Blhiform unter eincn
Oslb,bdller pon Sanberion & Rldarps
an Der SOue Goao perutiabt; man rif
Die BIatiorm meg, ebe pellerer Sbaosr
anee,thtet ipulbe.
- Sn bsm betrsfenben 3immer in
Der. Staaten @ebduoe puroen on
Dtentas Dioreen bic Ser. Sauien Di'
lttlt, uno 3relssetihie burd Sc 6iel
Burlington formsu erDfnst: bic S,sun,
sen peroen tuIS iein, ba nur tpenie
sale su etIebisen iinb.
- Sisr @inbrsder, bic iid su Tnni
bannOd in nuteriubunesbafi befanosn
tnttom3n aus bem @ountp @tdnenlHe
lnoem iie bic 3biire gum q fdnenlbbof
aufbrubsn uno init SGlfe elner 2stsr
Die iie aus ibren eliernen 8sttitsQsl
beresiieut batten, tiber bic SOfmaue
Itleeen.
- Der S6nufafen bon Di. 9obs,
an 8enn Ipenue, Der Dor ieinsm 2uoel
utbi. purOe am DIentus Rddt spti6si
8 uno 9 nbr um ssbn Guibenubrsn, ieo
$40 nerib, beiioblen; Elm banegro6e
Sod in Der 8lusibeibe ermbsIlhte bel
Deb. feline Chat i6nea unO unbemsttt a
uOaiabren.
Stanlsp &ominsfp uno Sob
@brlit. Spel IA Sabre alte Sunsen. mur
Oen am Wontas Abrnb babel srtoppi
als lie i'm 2ldlpanna SOfe einen 9ebdI
Ter um ielne tupferne 8sfIeibung erIeib
lerten; WOpor WOir itslte iis fir ib
aeribtIl6es gribeluen unter 500
9Ir9fbuft.
- Sobn OIcssfi, Elm ftener Sunse po
R,5er Su.. unO 5Cbn 8lIib. Elm Gum
pens unO SantbdnoIer. b,t,npsn or
srelius NbenO EN- 8ab6r, eriterer pet
er Der 9artsr aspbaIt GOmpanie Wsi
neitide aeiiUbIen bate unb IsBterer
neil er bleieIbsn unfaufte. Olcesti mubi
$500 uno NuIib 5000 8drsitaft fi
eln serlhtIides @ribelnsn hsasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

Gin 6susr etelsuets iid am Wontue
WOrssn In Neparf, y. J . bas slnsn
erCBsn 8erluit pom Wsni6snIsten sur
,SOlee bate IS bru6 ssbn Nlnutsu
nab fanf ubr in einem pisriipdlsen
Dhelbsbauis an Der @ds bon Ulorrts
4uenue uno Der ID. Strabs aus, bne
bauptid6Il6 BON Stallsnsrn btpobni
mar. bic nod ibIlefen. Die 5susn,br.
leuts uno BOllgiten rstteien p,ele per.
lonen. abeI plels petbranntsn, barunieI
eIns 8rObe AniabI 9nssr. Bier Dian.
nsr lpTansen aus eaem SrOntfsntsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Farm 3u perfuufen.

Cine 8arm ppn 100 afsrn, asIrasn in Rorb
AbinstOn 5Ownfbip, q Nlrsn ron Dalton, "a
VfstIsn BON gSaptrlp unb IL Nsilsn ron.
Saanton. rs Adsr 5csbsiianp, 9ilans 8sipt.
nne tn Sulttpaiion. VsrbsiIrt nit spti @sbn..
bauiern, Spst Sb'unsn uup anpsrtn aubsnas
bauesn. 9ut berdiIrt-Auslls une aufensss
gSallsr am obsrsn Snpe pom Stltss' ldt.
Sspintunesn unp anetre Gin,sInbsten iUnusu
pCn Silts &otsris. Dalton. VA, Upr auf Rem
8runtl lflf srbalttn psretn. fla
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
3piebel uur soc. pro SfuuS.

SnIser bat ben bshen 3piebeIiumsr
Der 8eIl! 80 oub cine grobesre. bic
. WaI Oos 3ubr tudtls trdsi, unr 8Isin
Obh, aepfsI. u. I. p. in Sdae unt
SdQs! Senre nod bsute &C., fur beut.
ib'n 8nt'loe. tpsIbsr bic 9eibrsibune
Salzer's Million Dollar 2lriOff.l emf.
bult Scbn u. SaBer SssO So, So
GtolIe, Hs,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
3u Derfaufeu :

Yin nsuss aus a6t 3immrn bsRtbtHtes
gSObnbdus nit mUounsn Ginriamnasn, peas
e0t nit 6rntibdumsn, HaisnpIaB nup dntm
ltSnsn @ar en-. Ssiitnpsat uub alts ppl-
ltaneia' Cine ibDnt Semaib fir tins }ami.
lie, In guitr Nabbarftaft unb eem bslfsn 5bsils
Der Staet sslsssn. prtis $4,000, sin 9ttiI iann
htptn bletbsn. Nabsrss pirp In bsr ,.g8p9tn.
blatt" Sffir bsiannt armati.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

senoe NefoluiiOnen bss obsren 2ueiaes
fanosn ebenfaas 8eitdiieuns: 8 & Der
@bpaoreninipefior eine iite FOLDER 8ers
ionen lisfere. bic 8unitbuttsr perfaufIn !;
Dem Staotanipalt erIaubsnb. oab er
,tpeds SsuBenaufnabmen i'm Ssaae Der
S'aot sesen &inoOIpb Grippen $40
perauSsabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Tarm an nerfaufeu.

f60 aftr eaup, iitsr 100 tappn fuItisirt nabt
Glmburif unp BEN Spultparb, spti srpet Stdat,
WObnbaus NIT nsun 3immsrn, iunerr Sbf.
saritn, 5tibht1. Waitr, 70 eab mon 10 ins
oans Isttsn fann. Dit Oer pbus Ginri&iuua
unb Vtbbtiianb. gBirb untsr BEN Wutbt ptrs
iault ea bsr j'Biat SsiiBn su alt ID unp sbnt,
2ufa nm bic Garm btarbritsn su fSnnsn..
Naptrfs in Der - agSobtnblatt" SHiet. 31,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Cru6sN rbeiten isby- avt Ia ba
..M &sHkIstr pfNss.
Stabtrath.
Common Council. 8. MSr,.

VVHIHTUH VUuHNTI, o. UEut6'
Als bic SspilIieunes Orbinuns am
obisen Nbsnb bel eriisr unb stpster 2ei'
uns anssnommen tpuroe. miblaua Der
8eriub, is Sur6 psridisbens aufdbe
tpsiier su Uerdncern uuo nur stpei 9ufdss
purosn bsitdiiet.
9bi[ips poats bu,6 sins 8sIoIuiion
bsspsdsn, bnb in ben Soul uno 7psr
5dasn Elm appsa ssnpmmsu tpsrOs. bod
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
farm 3u perfaufen.

so adsr suttn eanpfs, ssItssn In Rpseor,.
balb untn Cultivation btr Jislf WsietLnp,.
nil arCbsm Saus, nsur Shuus, au6snetbdu-
etn. ME rsrRsstnttm WaIInpprra b, sie6tm
Sblsdrisn tic.. fir Mileuti cher Bemiiaud5t
pdh'ne. 3 pffrpt, fO Stubs une als yarmpsr.
Idtbs rtrbsn nit psriauit, msnn aspiuldt
Nnbut Ausfunit In bsr ,,g8p6tnblnif' Ofist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Oanfiaauua

Den pitIsn . sunbsn. bic bel BEN Sobe mel.
ntr 9slitbisn Satin Carrie 8, mir ibr Witas.
Inbl btrisisn. ippir rsm @olrsn Star Council
Np. Al, 3DHtsr pUn Amsrifn. paicr 8prr uno
ben SGnas'n bsr Calvary 9fticrmirisn Sfirtbs,
nne ben Slnmtnlptnern, msintn iitfssflblitn
Sant fur tbrs DisnfIsiitung bel msiusm Itps.
rsn guIufs. epuIs Z. Stipp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15
Sn Der faufsn pber pcrmie.
then.

Got unb Saus In her II. @dro, @as unb
gSa1sr sutss @si6dftslOfa nit jpsi ba,u ss-
bcrsnpsn 3immsrn, Gubers tibs, Gussssitnt-
TEN 8slsr, Siaa unp anbers fsint @sbGurs {;
l.bs srcbs Iuftias 3immu i'm ,psitsn Siudr.
3u srtrnssn bel br GissuibHmsrin, @itpe
Anna Wiaria Waursr, $40 gBilpp Ctr. 1O,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-15

gsus @ufsr in Srsppsn SsItu6, Gents
bic Gle
3tus Muasr In RssaI SsIu9, Gents bic
Gle.
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bic Auabratslls.
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tat, 40 Gts. bic Auapratsllt.
glsus RuNr in 5iI6 Sstu6, II Glen brett,
btfs AualitGt, t9 Cts. bic Cue.
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Neme Mmsct9em.
Sun0e perlanQt.

Yin junssr Waun pcn stpa tS Sabren ale
Sarfftpsr. Wu6 psutit unb tnsIiih Iprsdsn
ano hsfetn,sn briussn fOnnsn. !3u srfraasn
32S penn aptnus.
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Snulpt 3m uerfaufen,

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tstpIr aninbuna psun 3smanp bausn MIL /;
etr Hslt tann Ifsben bsibsn. Na6,ufrassn In
bic CT Sffirs. ba
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Ser ltene 4 GentS 0aOcm.
Gro9eiebOH.

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Sunb it, uden mir S pammsns SnptUn biss DsparmsntS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17
COLONIZATION OF SIBERIA.
Rapid Progress Made During the Pas
Few Years,

The colonization of Siberia has been max
ing rapid progress during the past few
years, according to Consular Agent Harris
at EibenStock. in a recent report to the De-
partment of State. This, says Mr.. Harris,
may be attributed solely to the construc-
ton of the Siberian railway. The number
of emigrants from Russia proper to S IBERIA
has increased from 203 900 in 1886 to o., 900
last year. The construction of the road
has greatly reduced the cost of emigration.
Ten years ago the cost Of IA trip from cen
trail Russia to Tomsk, which is the destina-
ton of about half of the emigrants,
was SD; today it is only 50.
The Russian government grants subsidies
for the purpose of helping new settlers,
and this money is spent in encourag ing
farming and fruit raising. In the newly
settled districts, 400 churches and seventy
three schools have already been built. and
siXty-tive churches and thirty-two schools
are in progress of construction. In 1893
the sum of $l0.615.00o was placed in the
hands of Il commission appointed by the
Russian government to promote and man.
age the settlement of Siberia, and S2605, $40
has already been spent in loans and subsi-
dies for the benefit of new settlers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17
WOULD SAVE MUCH TINE.
Proposed Railway From st. Peters,
burg to Odessa.

The State Department has received notice
that two new Russian railroads are in con-
temptation. United States Consul Mono
CHAN at Chemnitz says that the building of
a new railway to connect st. Petersburg with
Odessa Is being discussed. These two cities
are now joined by line of railway, but it
makes such a wide bend that it takes forty
nine hours to make the distance, whereas
line running direct would reduce the time
OF travelling to forty-seven hours, and the
distance from about $50 miles to but 24S
miles. This new plan Is made more desira-
BILE by the fact that several large and
thickly populated cities would then have
direct communication with the capital
Vice Consul General Hanauer at Frank
fort also reports that the Russian ministry
for communications has decided to build a
new railroad line in the Donetz district next
| spring with Wolonicha and DolginZew as
e, the terminal points. The new road will in
tersect the richest districts of the province
Yekaterinosaw, which produce enormous
| quantities of grain, and contain large de-
| posits of coal, to move which present rail-
| way facilities are said to be entirely insult
| ficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17
RELATES TO DELAYS.
Work OBstructed by EncrOachments
Upon Public Space

Capt. H. c. Newcomer junior assistant to
Capt. Beach the Engineer Commissioner of
the District several days ago invited his
attention to the fact that public work, es-
pecialy the construction of sidewalks and
paving OF alleys. is frequently delayed and
sometimes seriously retarded by the pres
ence of encroaChments on the public space
Heretofore, stated Capt. Newcomer. II has
been the practice of his Office to rely en-
tIrely upon property owners to remove OBJ
structions of this character, giving them
due notice before the work is begun.
Ii has appeared to him, however, that
the interest of the public work should not
be permitted to suffer on account of the
refusal or delay the part of property
owners to obey the notices served There
fore he requested to be authorized in all
cases of this kind hereafter to have such
distractions and Entertainments removed
by the District employees, after allowing
reasonable time for the property owners to
comply with the notices served on them
Capt. Beach has recommended that the
matter be referred TO the attorney for the
District. for an opinion to the ADVISABLE
ty and propriety of the Districts removal
81 distractions upon alley and sidewalk