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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-19

n. M ~ f,.e., III rr1efi
oftener dnrine the past year tl.a.n ever
occurred III / any u former year: hut the
actual figures On this matte ~ one of
The buried secrets iof the present I'd
mini trat ton. which XVI III not 10 dis;
closed until after election whom. and
not before Ia all proh btlity. the annual
report 81 the depar ,tnlent VIII ~ Given
10 the, Dub lie. $sss ssS
& | InSrkased Cost of Iuspe O =.
III IL also appears no have been the llss
policy OF the present ad ninistra ton Sto
increase the cost ot tns ecfion ~ the ne
farmers and small ship pers8 "a greaelt1eer5
proportion than Il has d been eaI Sincreased
10 the elevator man and large sh1ip persss.1
For instance, IN the be- ginning 81 $t glles
1900 year the Tee TOT nspecf1on On ~ !.
rival AZ terminal points. that W
inspec was raised from II; y gents 1'a'ss 81
accents. and ~ b.sesiusently - AZ cents
Der car load put ne. CORES -
made ~ the re aio Es
inspec ton. The ZEE Tor Sinspectiono
3arrtyaI comes OUT. 81 sne p -, sne
farmersas pala ior AZ 7.
Tor insp sAs paAus ~ ~
terminal elevalsor men - y. snap-
pers sh Iets 81. ~
spection hass been. Du y. e. !,
proportion to tne lncreal Vs. oI ne " .
dnspection Iee. vs. ~ \, 49, !. M ss
zee ZOE 1nspection ;lL s. s
cents ner car ana l ls tne 1ee Oh
inspecticn y - ~ cents PEI wv
That ~ to say, me st
comes out q the arrner nsss neen ID
crea sec COS PEI cent anIans sns pa.
year, While the 1ee tnat y pala tns
terminal Inc Warenaouse men 81 AA'
increased Ss7s PEI sF cent 'sna.
With the amaiier crop Lh ll yeaT any
one would imagine that me ;taua
force could nave been decreasea 81 an lV.
not Increased Ie as it nas Deen nee
has been less Work. ana fewer inspes-
tors were needed aS5 sm alier force
would have entaaled e sInaiier incIe ~
~ the zee ands ~ increase
~ waa absolut mi gnt naye
been apporet ionet Aairty upon ssne 9raAn
growers one hand ana tne IL
tor men and shippers On the
REDUCTION M me nave
shown SOUND business
and a5 fairly equalixed increase q Tees
would have shown Q 1 sense of justice
ard fairness. .s II; H.
ss No III ason to He Proud. 5S Ss
Es 1r,,at RI III III irres,1lar les Mn the
~ dinr ~ ,rrain tl,e addition $to ythe
sn.ne,.tinn syorc,a ~ Z slaraefH 9nnnnber az
s,;,;s,.y 4, ~. & IA nerienceds5n oIiti-
~ ia nvasr.ss tbeS7 cf,naes ent laarre
~ q. ~ exnen itnra 81 Inc de-
"A 80 A l.t IA discrin.
80 fs,s y. "a 3, = 49,
Isen,ocratic l,ava small
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-19

disies ofS tns u ~ .II y " thsI
XIII ma xhiS tlc s0eAsst
IN \ ~ sai NJ
aiaSp60td 0ns No. III u cSalne 4 ~ II tone
Ilrsonnd their II alsl (ras ilefh n
dSap NJ
Y ssa tAS xsrss w 0slax;
HI hsa r. SnS 9lioMn pys NM Sn1-
EureS TINT AthS n4tnocrA tic
Nun az xha IN TN
s0St xa0SS hs ysaysS LTD ad
than ROE INV " NJ lAs SsleS
spartmett 4 NJ ytnd er kteRt1b licaS ads
sraints trSt III, ana that xhis rcrsase lla
expSndttuyS Sv4s tlS n sss u SlIhsvI
$500 III the snurah of ernp boy 40, not MI
ding sSy rsrssog6s|
wheat Inspect HUI lSD00 ans were !.
in 1898 by not MI ri, 90 of thsir;
equivalent in hQahelS.s NJ
to tho II t1Hs,Ac Il
stfon, rs lAs never tlSsr I'LL 8 tIls tfteenl
years n W tts xistence been d0ne ~
Sirresularly or sinsa a 40 is
plainly sen ~ the Einneap oliss 49,
.ket reports wherein y II shown that!
wheat ttysn " hliklh gra AZ by Tie stAtss
inspectors I'LL being soid on sample ffref..
3quehtiyf fails stoss comm nd the price
paid Tor wheat which has been ~ ven sa
lower trad Ihis ID ans every n y sss
currence, not merely md ii a y
ldfcates most XII thdt the iIisI,ec-
ton sts at fault. HUH m formed ssso,s
that Sthsre have been InanJ ein \
spections n and n the grads given by
the inspectors Sl1as been overtn armed
oftener during the past year than ever
occurred Ftn any forrner year hut the the
actual figures On i tiis ma tier ~ one ofs
The buried secrets of the preserlt 40
miniStra alton. Whic Nv ~ not be dis
closed until sitter election. whom. and - 4
not before N all pro bility. the annual d
report pf the depal tn ant Will n RtYens
to- the public Ss
& here ase q Cost 81 Inspeetion.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-10-19

w $3.50 ss1.s $500 - .sS ss1 -
Az ti,st ne rlaai ands
Nv hSu1e aissioI have n alyvAyss
SnAd t1tV power M
sssE so II INV VI ~ iii thsss new laws. ma
thsr lav passsd "A 1901. Esvs them aA-
4 tlcna poNe r that they did not havp
Y ~ IN. n III xaye them the IN vilsgs ~
sncing an action| VA thout my one,
kin1 y compl III, They 4 took adyasa-i
\ 81 ~ that NV and commenced III action
y senhsslyoa, but you do not hear than
Ensnxio ning anything about that new law.
!; They want sto convey the idea 10 the Epso-
I'D IA this stats that they ss Ars 81 doing
soomAthing that the OLD Ssion would
D sots ao. They 40 NOT tell you Sthat With
Sln the Ut two 81 TIRES years these new
s1aws ,havs been placed on u the statute
4 sock wv Republi cans. asase Ne found
slt nSc<ssary ~ rive tie commission more
VOW power than they had had before, Il and
there foresS nov they are better equipped,
/ RaiIrsad Conal IN To- slissa,t 4 60 g
Dlty.f IL NJ ~ HEN
Nov, there are ~ great many other
!. things ii regard 20 the stats administra--
I don that should be gone into III detail.
\ and ne they were gone into they would
4 not show up haif 40 we'll nov ~ they
/ prstsnded they would two years AFRO.
g1ust before election. Let " zee whethertt
j ~ nor Lind . administra tion s. the rail-
4 road and warehouse commission has been
/ III that ii ought ID be. Two years ago.
/ next spring Il made complaint 70 the rail-
I road ana warehouse conmissi concern g
M the wheat rates on this particualr
road, and I want ~ read II to you.
s5s5 ST. Paul. Feb. n. 1899.
I Railroad and wv rehouss Commission. St
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05
MATTERS MATRIMONIAL.
The Wedding Bells, Announcements,
Cupid's Mischief


Miss Leila Wilson, of Woodlake, Scott
county, will be married tomorrow to
Mr.. John Scott.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Kittie Ward, of Cynthiana, and Mr..
Warner Underwood Order, of Bowling
Green. The marriage will occur III the
early Fall
The marriage of Rev. Llewellen
Humphreys and Miss Luella Vashti
Ward will be sOlemnized Thursday after
noon in the Cherry Spring Church, near
Newtown.
The marriage of Miss Emily May
Wheat and Mr.. Barry Buckley, of
Washington, will be solemnized at the
home of Miss Wheat's mother, Mrs.
Annie Thomas Wheat, June A. Only
the immediate family will be present,
and there viii be no limitations.
The nuptials of Mr.. VIM. Rogers Clay
and Miss Anne Field Clay, both of Lex
ington, will occur on June 18th, at the
brides home. There will be no invita-
tons and only the immediate families
will be present. The family of the
bride-elect is in mourning.
Miss Mary Kelly, niece of Mrs. Flor
ence LOckhart, of this city, was married
last week in Birmingham. Ala, to Mr..
w. E. Graves, an excellent young bust
ness man of that city. The bride is a
very lovely young lady who made many
friends during her visit in this city. Mr..
Graves and bride are taking a trip in
the East.
The marriage of Rev. J. S. Meredith
aud Miss Sadie Clarke will be solemn
lied at the Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening at eight o'clock. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Burton, of Lexington. No invi-
tations have been sent to friends in
Paris and vicinity but all are invited to
attend.
The marriage of Mr.. ROah Griffin, of
Louisville, and Miss Myrtle Rollins, of
COrydOn will occur on June 18th.
Mr.. Griffin is bright and versatile
Kentucky journalist and his many
friends in the K. P A. viii be pleased
to hear of his approaching marriage.
THE NEWS acknowledges receipt of an
invitation, and extends in advance its
heartiest congratulations May their
happiness be as perfect as June day in
the Blue Grass.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

Della Fox has again collapsed mentally
and physically and has been placed in a
sanitarium.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05
THE FAIR.
FEVER NOW RAGING
AT
THE FAIR,
New York.

Bargain fever RACES here, and you
can't help catching it. You are as well
come here to look as to trade
GOOD FOR FRIDAY ONLY:
Jelly tumblers, tin tops, per doz 15c;
best quality blueing, worth &c a box,
special boxes for sc; metal picture
frames, cabinet siZe) each 4c; alcohol
stoves, a summer necessity, at each 2Oc:
plush lin cushions, regular 15c article,
at DC each; corn cure, worth 1Oc box,
now 2 boxes for sc; fly paper, double
sheets) 4 sheets for DC. Tripod Special
Gas Mantle, not the extra strong net and
the special reinforcement produced by
the thread running through the center
of the mesh. There is no question
whatsoever but that this mantle
possesses at least 100 candle power, and
will Out-last three of the ordinary
mantles as Tar as strength and construc-
ton is concerned. A notable character
istic of this mantle is that the longer
it burns the more brilliant its illuminat-
ing power. Try sample one, each 35c,
per dOz, 81. Nickle-plate combination
wire free with every mantle. Good
brOOms, elsewhere 25c, here at 15c;
wash boards, 14c; chair seats, IA, 10,
16-inch, each &c; United States flags, all
sizes, &c a dOz, and up; japanese Ian
terms in lots of a hundred, $3.50; child's
upholstered swings, Sc; adjustable
window screens, will fit any window,
height "A inches, each 29c. Clearing
sale Of wall paper-5c paper at &c, SC
paper at DC, 10c paper at &c; 12l5c paper
at TIC. THE FAIR.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

Amusement Announcements, Lobby Chat
ter-Odd Bits of Gossip.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05
Miss Helen GouId,s Party.

Miss Helen Gould, of New York, ac-
companied by party of six New York
friends, viii pass through Paris at eleven
o'clock this morning in a special car on
the L. & N. The party arrived in Gin
cinnati Saturday and is en- route to
Berea to attend the commencement of
Berea College. The party will also visit
the Mammoth Cove before returning to
New York.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

Hon. Angus Belmont, the New York
multi-milliOnare, passed through Paris
Sunday night en- route to Lexington to
visit his stock farm. Mr. Belmont is
chairman of the Board of Directors of
the L & N. railroad and travels ON a
special train,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

JAMES CONNORs, landlord of the Reed
Hotel of Lexington, has bought 40
acre farm near Lexington, and viii raise
the food supplies for the Reed. He will
also have a dairy on the farm His
brother John Connors, of Carlisle, will
manage the farm.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

SUPERINTENDENT HARRY STANnER, of
this city, with an L. & n. bridge crew,
is demoishing the old passenger depot
at Maysville, which is to be replaced by
a handsome new station building Box
cars will be used as offices by Agent
Binzel while the new depot is being
built.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05
Monday Messages.

The President nominated Judge w.
H. Holt, of Frankfort, to be U. S. Dis
trict Judge for Puerto Rico.
Citizens posse is doing strike duty at
st. Louis.
Gen. Lewis, possible Democratic can
didate for Governor, was shaking hands
with farmers at Frankfort court.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

A party of thirty Lexington society
people viii come to Paris Thursday
afternoon to take a moonlight trip up
Stoner ON the launch ..Kentucky."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05
STAGE STORIES.

Amusement Announcements, Lobby Chat
ter-Odd Bits of Gossip.
Della Fox has again collapsed mentally
and physically and has been placed in a
sanitarium.
4#z
Mr.. Bedford Hedges has signed a con-
tract with 1.-THE Gunner's Mate Com
pany for next season. He will have the
leading part in the play.
a@a
A Paris man who owns a photograph
has little quite fun every time one of
his young lady neighbors has a beau.
When he sees a light in the parlor on
certain evening he turns the horn of the
photograph toward the young lady's
home and the plaintive notes of 1--WE
Waited, Honey, Waited, Long For You"
are carried by the Summer breeze all
over the neighborhood.
So
A few Of the stage folks will spend the
Summer as follows: James Ray Nc
Cam and wife and Bedford Hedges will
spend the heated term in this city. Jes-
sic Bartlett Davis, Alice Nelson
and Weber and Fields have gone
abroad. Joe Jefferson goes to Buzzard's
Bay as usual, w. H. Macdonald and
Edwin Milton Royle will also go fishing.
May Irwin viii rest at her cottage in
the Thousand Islands. Ada Rehan gees
to Ireland, Chas. Hoyt to Saratoga, w.
II. Crane and Stuart Robson to Cosas-
sett, and Rose Coghlan to Narragansett
Pier.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

ED DAUGHERTY is reading law in the
office Of Mcmillan & Talbot.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05
A MAN
IS KNOWN

And woman too, for that NATTER BY the photo given to
friend It's just as easy to give good picture as bad
one Downing guarantees satisfaction makes no charge
Every convenience in gallery private dressing rooms
The public invited to CALL Gallery, third floor Agricultural
Bank building. Elevator to door,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-06-05

Bargain fever RACES here, and you
can't help catching it. You are as well
come here to look as TO trade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
E6btlihes 0Brad auf Der 2aefas
manna Sabu uabe Greecp.

Gin burdbrennsnber gissus auf Der
2utananna Giienbabn ilbsrboIts am
Donneritus Radmittas su @reseo sinen
anberen 3us, trudte in oenielben uno in
benz fclsenben Brad purben sipei Ndns
ner selbbtet uno bier psrIest. 9is @s'
t6ctetsn iinb 6. S. Sbomus, engineer.
@beifnut Strabe. uno George Gramer,
elm 8eersnIeier bon Oit StrOuosburs !;
bic 8erIeBten iino Saiob Beam, 8rsm.
fer, Wanuniu @bunt unb an Reuntsr
Strabe in 8oit 8ebeno, Der einen ser'
i&nittenen 8Opf spsi sebrodene 8ippen
unb bbie Sdrammen uno Sdnitte er'
belt; 1bomus SbspperO, Seuermunn.
gpnon Strabe, perrenftes Sub8elent; |;
Wm. 8rud, 8remfer. 2ebieb. Sdnitte
uno Sdrammen; g. 81. Stepens, 8rsm.
fer, NOro 2incoln Mbenue, Sbnitte uno
Sdrammen. Ser llufaa ereisnets iih
serabe 100 @Qen iiioli6 pon ber Gresco
9abntation unb tparb bur9 bic 8remien
peruria4t. bic ibre 1bdiisieit periueiser'
ten. 8eibe 3d8e berlieBen Sobpbunnu
fur SOboten, e,ner ettpa Is Wlnuten ipd'
ter ple Der anoere; als Der burdbrens
nenbe 3ue nabe einem Itcilen Nbbans
oieieitS ber llnsliidSfeae anIanste, tpurs
ben bic Sremien prpbirt unb i9isnen Su
arbeiten, als aber ber 3us ben Berg bins
ab fubr, arbeiteten Die Sremien bod nihi
unb nit elmer @eihpinblateit BON 80
Dfeilen bic Stunoe bonnerte Ter 3ue in
ben anoeren. 8eribieoene ber 3usan'
seiteIten. ais iie iaben bab ber ,3uiam.
menitOB unpermelolid mar, fOnnten iid
Dor 8er!ebuneen retten, ebe bieier er'
fOlate. DaS gabuie unb bier Dassons
oes eriten 3uses wurben sertriimmert uno
bic Brobe SOfomotipe uno 25 Waseons
Oes OurdbrennenOen 3uses fOaertsn
lber bic 86iduns uno ipurpen aud
mebr Ober tpeniser beiddoisi. NdbrenO
Der srfOIsten 8lofabe Der @eleiie ipurbsn
aae etite 8lafe, Nild uno idneae 5radt'
Suee bon bier iber bic Serfsp Central
nah gaiton unb oann auf Der Bsnnipl'
pania nab Wanunfa @bunf eenommen
uno Elm eleiher nmpes mubte nit ben
n6rblib fabrenoen 5Isen eenommen tper'
ben. Nts Der nnfaa befannt parb, lltb
man iofort 4erste berufen unb Elm Sps.
SruIsus sins uu4 ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
HtttSfpn.

- Sem @attinm5rber Sobn 2uB bon
bier ia am Samitas Elm neues seridt'
lidss Serfabren bepiaiBt tporoen.
-Soispb g.. bsr 10 Monats alt,
Sobn Der @bsIsuie Sobn 8dber Dor
Warfet Strabe, ftarb am Samitas mad
turser 8runtbeit uno tparb am SOnntaf
beerbist.
- @inbreaer ftatteten frib am Srsi'
tag WorBen ben Bobnunsen bon Wf. .
Wlorris unb gr'Wapor s. s. 8Opmar
8eiude ab unc erlaneten in erterer cir
paar Dollars, in lsBterer iebob nibts
ba iie iOfort entoedt ipurben.
- lin 10 llbr am Dienitas 8ormit'
tag entfanb in Der Tbomas 8roipr
8irtbiGaft an 8roab Strabe Elm Ssus,
uno ba tsin Wuferitod iib in Der 9lab,
befano, tpuroe bas @sbduoe total sel'
iibrt; Der 8erIuit betrdst circa SO. 600
ibsilipeiis perii4ert.
- Ser llidbrise Gbarlie WerriefieIb
Der on Spring 4aep tpobnte unb nit iei
mem dIteeren 8ruber alS Sdisfsrleie,
I'M @bun BREEDER aneefteat ipar, poIIt
am Sreitas Ibenb auf bem Seimipes
einen 5ue befeisea, berIor aber feiner
Salt unb fiel unter bic &dber, bic ibr
fattii6 in Stiide aermalmten. Ser alt
ere 9ruosr mubte benz 3ufaq suisbsr
unb mar bsr erits, Der bic 8ueanssfsater
BON bemieIben bena4ri&tlste.
-Srunt Yutienee unO @us. asitler
bic frlb am Diontas Worssn iib auf Der
Siitfans bessben ipoaten. entOedten beiu
8sIteieen ibres 8Ootes ben a0pf sinei
Rannss, ber 20 Sub BON nfer entfernt
aus oem WaHer berborlueie; Der Wanr
itat bis su ben Siiftsn i'm SdIumm oei
5luHss unb es natm tiidtiee 0lIbe. ibr
6araus berporsusieben. @r beiBt Sobr
@arben bon 0ine Strabe, 1T etipas sei.
Itssseh6rt uno es piro unsenUmmen, bat
er IN ben SIub lief. Obne rs4t su iulf,n.
mas er tbat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
GQtirte feaen.

Ser Sbunsbaisr Correspondent ber
2onbon ,,@bsnins Rstps" teleerupbirt
unter benz Datum bes IL. Suli: ,,Die
Truppen bsr 9lQirten erneuerten am
Worsen beS ID. SuIi ibrsn Gngriff auf
bic ummauerte Gbineien' Staot Sientiin
unb es seIuns ibnen. cine Srei6e in bic
Wauer 3u idlaeen unb aae Sorts su er'
obern. Die Gbineien tpurben pOafdns
big in bic Slu4t eetrieben, iporauf bic
Iuirten 8sfib bon Der @bineiensSta
unb ibren 8ertbeibisunespertsn ersrif'
fen. Die @siammtbsrluite ber Gairten
in ben 8impfen am 9onneritae, 5reitae
uno Samfas beIaufen iid auf unsefdbr
abtbunbsrt Sobte unb Sertpunbete. Gm
meihen litten Rufsn unb Sapaner."
Die @eidIBe ber sIlirten ri6teten
risfsen S4aben in ber @bineien' Staot
an unb psrurinbten mebrere Seuers'
briinfe. glls bic 1ineiiibe 8eidube
Sum Sdpsissn sebra6t tparen, itlrmten
1900 8uisn, untetitlbt bon fleinen Ab'
tbeiIuneen 0euti4sr unO Sransoien bic
Wauer, erbeuteten att @eiblbe uno
bas Sort, bsfsn 9uIbsrmasusin bic
SransOien ipdter in bic 2uft iprensten.
Sine attbsiIuns amertfaniider, en8Ii'
f1er, iapanii&er unb 6terrei6ii&er Sol'
buten sriif bann Oas tpeitIi&earienal an,
peI6eS bic @bineien tpisber beieBt bat'
ten. Nu6 benz Sample fIoben bic @Ri'
neien.
IbmiruI Remep fabeIte 9ienitas BEN
Warines Dspartement, buB bic Stabl
unb Der Safen bon Tientiin i'm Se'
iiss ber 4Qirten iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Dunmpre.

- Mi6asI Sassertp bon Sport Sia
unb Elm 9lnsefeater oer gtap aus MJne.
ipurbe am Diontus stpii6en 8arren ee'
fansen uno febr bOs Serqusti4t.
- Sn Der SO. l Diins Der Yenn.
2obIsn So. srsisnete iid am 9isnitus
8otmitta8 Elm Sal bon Dedsnfoblen,
Der Ibomas 3bornton bon electric unb
Slap 4psnuss tbeiIpeiie truf unb ibpsr
perIebts; iein rs6ter SUB iparb f6au'
osrbaft sussridtet, bod etipartet man,
oenielben 3u retten.
-Sobn WcSale fsqte am Snmitae
fur fem gri1einsn Dor 9eridt $500
8drsi6aft, inbem Srau 8urrp bon bier
erfIdri. bub er einen Irst oaritsate unS
lbre Sdpiesertodter unteriudte unb iis
fir eine Electromagnetic sInftis be,
ri6tsts. 9Is sipeiter bel bem 8etrus
tpurbs WiGaeI Duff sbenfaIlS arrstirt
uno unter 8areidaft sehsat.
-Srau anna aIpIanaIp Bernhard
bon electric Qpenue, itarb am Nontas
Worsen isbr unernartet na6 elmer
2rantbeii bon elmer Wo9e; am Sonn.
tag nubm man cine erfOIsreide Opera
tiOn on ibr Dor, bod i&eint iie ii6 bon
Der grftGtteruns nidt srbolt su baben.
Die 8eritorbene, tpelde in Der S@peiS
ssboren iparb, ipobnte felt Sabren bier
uno tpirb bon benz 8atten, einem Sobne
uno brei S6btern tberlebt; ibre 8e'
srOisuns srfolet beute giudmiitas unb
Butor U. s. Ban GIsft piro ben Srau'
eroisnit !eitsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-19
Shbne fur 8rusltbaten In Refiue
aefprpert.

,,@u9e beuts, 3rauer morssn!" sr.
ihaat es beinube einftimmie burd eunS
europa. bod tpirb sIeidSeitis nit Be'
trilbniB suseeeben, baB be Habe bsute
nod nidl, uno pabri6einli1 aud MID,
in pielsn 9asen erfOlsen fam, neil bic
Nd6te INNER nod ni6t su elmer giniss
uns ssIanst su iein idslnen. lleberal
sIaubt man, oab bic Na9ridt BON Der
Abidladtuus aler 4usldnber in pstine
auf @abrbsit berubt. ipsnn ibr aud nod
INNER bic offieieae 8eitdtisuns fsbIt.
Dabei i6eint es flar, bub ber Aufftanb
8esen bic Sremben in Gbina fib burd
bas eanse aussebsbnte Reih perbreitet
uno ielbft bisber gang rubise 8ropipssn
ersrsift. Der einsise 2i4litrabl in ben
Depeidsn iiber geiins 1T, bab prin;
Gblns unb ieine Gnbaneer Iaes uufbo.
ten. UNI bic 2esutonen Dor bem sraufssn
Sdidial su beipabren, benz is unspeifel'
baft anbeimisIsn. Offsnbar iinO ubsr
ole Aufitdnbilden in srOber Webrsubl unb
bic 2Opalifen bllflOs Dor ben eroben Sor.
ben, bic ii4 tdsIi8, ia itGnbli1 ben auf.
itGnoii4sn an5ui6lisBen i&sinsn.
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saubb,it Fam ui6t aebeilt

ptresn bur6 IptaIt AppIifatiputn, neil lis ben
franftn Sbsil bee Sbus nitt srrsibsn iIuntn
Gs eisbt nur sinsn Wsa, bic 5aubbsit ju furi.
rsu, uub er III bur6 epnlfitutipusls Stilmittrl,
5aubbeit ptrb bur6 tiutn snbiinptten 3uifanr
or l6lsimissn Ausflsipuns pr Guffatiittu
R6brs ptrurlabt. Wtnn bitir Rbbrs fb ent-
;iinett, babt ibr tiusu rumpsInptu 5pn pber un-
pUIlfpmmtnss 8tbSr; unb ptnn ft gang st.
lbIpden IL, srfpIst Gaubbsit unO wsnn bic &nt-
,iinpuus ui6i ssbCbtn une bitit Rpbre pitpsr
in ibrsn esbUristn 3ufdnb psrltBt ptrbsn fam,
pirb has @tbDr fur inner SultSrt ptrbtn /;
usuu Sale uuttr ;sbn psrprn purG aatarrb
ptrurIahL pslhsr niGts ale Gin snbinptitr
3uifanp Or ltl:imissn SbrflSbtn IN.
gBir ppllsn tinbunbtrt Dpllars fir itbsn
(eurb aatarrb pnuriadten) 6aa BON 5aubbSt
ssbsu, ben mir nitt bur& @iuntbmsn pOn Saa's
2atnrrb.Sfur bsilsn fDuutu. eaBt @uG umIonf
@irfulars fpmmeu.
g.. 8. &bentp s Co., 1plfsp, 8.
D5- Snfauft BON allen @ppibsftrn, rs &ts.
SaIl's 6amiIisu pilIsu iiup bic bsftu.
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Willioneu,Seuer in Nreseott.

Sin Seuer. peldes Samitae abenb
sesen elf nbr in Breseoit, Nrisonu, aus'
brad unb bus SOnntas Dioreen um brei
ubr buuerte, ssrf6rte fait ben sansen
@sihdftstbell uno ridtete einen Sbaben
pon msbr ais elmer WiiuiOn Dollars an.
Die 8eriiderunsen ioaen nitt msbr oils
$500. 900 betrasen. Den sr6btsn Der.
luf bat bic 5irma 8aibforb. Surmsliter
& Co., bic ibren S6uoen auf $50. 900
be,,ffsrt.
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StaOt nnO G0untb.

S~ 2iebIins bsr Sausfrauen -
piusburp's 8ef- berfauft bel gbpart
Siebeder, $50 2afa. 9lbe.
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gBieserum ss Msbellen astsstet.

Ddbrenb Der Sireifereisn in lsstst
Wods tpurben orei Gmerifaner sst6Otei
unb stpei pertpunoet, uno 35 5ilipinos
seibbtet. Beitere 90 SiIipinos purSen
8efaneen eenommen. foipie 25 @epebre
uno IA Sonnen BUILDER unb Diunition
erbeutet. IS tpirb unter bsm neuen 9e.
isBbu8. bas bic @ommlhiOn ansunebmen
ssoenft, nbibis perben, fiir ben 0ienit
an ben b6beren @eridtsn in Wanila
unb in ben BrUbinsen iid amerifanii1s
Ridtsr su ii6ern, ble ipaniib fbnnsn.
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Stabtratb.
Common @ouneiI, IL. SuIi

Sas nsue Mitslieb bon Der 9. 8urb.
5. g. Paine, ipuroe in oieier 8eriamm.
lung oils Ra@foIser oss refsnirten 6.
N. IeptsSburp eineei6porsn. Die
probioenes unO abinsion Iurnpits Srase
nnbm bsinabe bic game 3eit osr SlBuns
in anipru&. Gin SpssluI GOmite, bos
bic Strabs bettiist bate, fanb is in 10
I6Is9ism 3uaanb, oab iie iOfOrt rspa'
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- Gie tlnitsb Staats 2un6 8asOn
@ompanie il Our6 bic s. s. 8udlsp
2un6 Wasen unb Catering Co., abfor'
brit tuorben, tpel6s nunmsbr bieies son3e
8eiHdft in ben Der. Staaten unb Gana'
oa contrpIlirt.