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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
MAYOR REFUSES TO SIGN
PUTS OBSTACLES IN THE WAY OF A
COMPLETE INVESTIGATION.
He Prepares q Written Communities
ton to the COuncil-His Al
legged Reasons.

Mayor Taggart yesterday vetoed the res
City Council, providing for a complete in
vestigation of the city administration. He
sent the following communication to the
Council:
II am unable to approve Resolution No.
5, 1900, for many reasons, some OF which
are as follows:
81 Said resolution is in conflict with
the ordinance Of 1894 on the same subject.
Ordinances cannot be changed, modihed or
repealed by resolution.
80 Under the provisions Of said resolu-
ton the committee thereby created Is IN
structed to Investigate also any and all
acts, both public and private. official and
unofficial, OF any and all officers and en-
ployes or said city, both elective and ap-
pointive, which are or may be found to be
prejudicial to the public welfare and good
government. An Investigation into the
private and unofficial acts of officers and
employees is entirely unprecedented and
without warrant. 1t is difficult to believe
that your honorable body desires its COM
mittee to engage In a crusade of this kind.
49, The resolution contains no charges
against any department, officer or employe,
of the city, unless the current report and
open statements therein referred TO con-
corning the Board of Public Safety may
be called charges. These were covered
fully by your resolution No. l. which l ap-
proved.
"1his resolution No. 5, does not even hint
at, or suggest, any official misconduct on
the part of any other department officer or
employe.
whenever any specific charge of official
misconduct is made by any responsible
party / will cheerfully and promptly CO.
operate with your honorable body In the
investigation of the same, but L cannot
approve a resolution which undertakes TO
cast suspicion upon all officers and en-
ployes, and provides for an investigation
of the private affairs of ALL In their aD-
sence, without charges against any: -,
For these and other reasons, which VIII
be apparent to all fair-minded men VINO
have read the resolution, 1 am compelled
to withhold my approval.
Members of the Council were asked last
night what action would be taken since
the mayor had refused to sign the resolu-
ton. They said the investigation OF the
Board of Safety, as provided for In preVi-
Gus resolution, would be begun tomorrow
evening, and should anything develop dur
ing his investigation concerning other de-
partments, the matter will be looked INTO
notwithstanding the fact that the mayor
vetoed the resolution giving the committee
more scope.
The committee on investigation and I'M
parchment held a meeting yesterday AFTER
noon and decided to hear as the first wit
nesses the men who were discharged last
December by the Board Of Safety. An ef-
fort will be made to get at the inside or
the causes for the removal and the lnves-
tigation will go deeper into the matter
than that by the Board Of SAFETY at the
recent trials.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

Charles A. Bookwalter Asks Him
Some Pertinent Questions.
Yesterday Charles A. Bookwalter ad-
dressed the following letter to Mayor Tag
CART:
when, on Oct. /, 1899. you submitted
statement to the people of this city. show
ing an alleged balance of s97,911.60 in the
city treasury, is IL not fact that you had.
on Sept. 2, 1899, in violation Of the spirit
OF the charter. transferred TO the general
fund the $l5S,O00 received from the sale OF
bonds that were issued for the purpose or
constructing the Fall creek and White
river bridges?
IF such transfer. of this bridge money
had not been made, would you not, at
that time, have been compelled to make
temporary loan of more than $4,000 In
order to meet the current expenses Of the
city government?
Nov 1, 1899, you had balance of sS5,161.2l.
Had ii not been for the improperly used
bridge money, would you not, on that date,
have had temporary loan of more than
ION Dec. 1. 1899. you had balance Of
SCI, 04S.94, as shown by the treasurers
books. Had it not been for the bridge
money would you not, at that time. have
had a temporary loan of over $4,000?
ION Feb IL. 1900, the treasurer's books
show your balance to have been $4. 74S.13.
Had 1t not been for the improperly used
Drldge money, would you not nave mao, on
that date, temporary loan Of S112,000
"If with 70-cent levy, you have been
compelled to encroach upon specific APP
propriations to the extent of $4,000. In
order to meet current expenses, how do
you expect to save, from a Scent levy,
sufficient money to make good the bridge
fund of s112,000 that you have improperly
used in the past eight months?
us 1t not a fact that at no tine since
Sept. 1, 1899, has there been an actual bal
ance in the city treasury iunless you take
into account the money pledged for specific
uses), except on jan. /, 1900, when your &C
tual balance from the November taxes gave
you but s3l 900 on which to run the city of
Indianapolis until such time as the May
taxes are paid?
while answering questions land you
admit you like to do SOY 1t would be in
teresting for you to tell the people of In
dianapolis how many thousands of dol
lars of current obligations are being held
up at this time, waiting for the payment
of the May taxes?
when you fixed the 59-cent levy In Oc-
tober did you not know that the 70-cent
levy had proven inadequate to the city's
needs and, had ii not been for this bridge
money. you would then have been carry
ing temporary loan, notwithstanding the
70-cent levy?"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
KYLE GETS A NEW TRIAL.
He Was Indicted on Evidence That
Was Very Weak.

Melvin Kyle. who was convicted on Tues
day on charge of the violation OF the pos
tai laws, was granted new trial yester-
day by Judge Baker. Kyle was indicted
on eight different counts. but was acquitted
on all but the fifth count. which recited
that he had stolen $40 from a registered
letter intended for Dotia Burdette, a col
ored woman living at Watson. The attor-
neys in the case say that the testimony on
the special count on which be was con-
victed was much weaker than the evidence
adduced relating 10 the seven counts of
which he was acquitted X is understood
that there were six jurymen who We're for
acquittaI, and SIX who stood for convic-
ton on all counts. and the present verdict
is the probable result OF q compromise.
Kyle was released on his original bond of
1900. and Will probably be tried at the May
term OF court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
An independent Ticket.

An independent ticket has been posted
at the Marion Club as follows: President,
Charles E. Thornton; vice president, Hills
f. Hackerdorn; second vice president,
Frank L. Littleton: third vice president,
Joseph r. Morgan; secretary, Harvey B.
Martin; treasurer. William III. Schrader;
directors, James M. feathers. Herman C.
futile. John McGregor, w. II. Nickerson
and Cyrus j. Clark; sergeant-at-arms,
Jabin L. Hadley.
"A Zulu ticket is also in the field. con-
tanning the following names: President.
Floyd Woods; first vice president. Eugene
Saulcy; second vice president, George B.
Elliott: third vice president, Capt. J. l..
Wright: secretary, John NJ. Wall; treas
urer. Milf Hayworth; directors T. J. Car
ter. E. d. Logsdcn. Otto Belzer Samuel
Shut and Joseph Hogue; sergeant-at-arms,
c. n. Lodge.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

Harry Blieden, of Connersville, a clerk
In a grocery store, filed his petition in
bankruptcy yesterday in the Federal Court.
His liabilities are $2,5S9.53: assets. s25.
Schnull & Co., S.verin & Co. and ]. N.
O'Boyle, all of this city, yesterday filed a
petition in the Federal Court asking that
William Stodsgill & Son, of Ellettsville. be
declared bankrupts, alleging that the firm
owed more than 81, 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

was not hand to defend himself. ne
was charged with being a congregation and
disturber. Chief Barrett said he also re-
fused to obey orders at fires. Arnold sent
letter to the board in which he asked for
ienency and that his suspension should
continue until such time as the board
thought he had been sufficiently punished.
He then asked to be reinstated.
The resignation of Bradley Connette was
received. The cases of Royal Seibert, Capt.
Fox and Thomas Smith are yet to be heard.
No action has been taken In the cases OF
Fox and Smith. but 1t is said charges will
be preferred against them in time for them
to be tried tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Organize Republican Club and
Elect Officers.

Permanent organization of the CONNER
cial Travellers Republican Club was af-
fected last night, at the Denison Hotel.
The club. as in years previous. is for the
purpose of doing special work among COM
mercial travellers. The officers elected were
as follows:
Presidential. n. Haldeman.
First Vice President-Thomas E. Potter.
Second Vice President-Chet Webster.
Secretary-W. II. Nicoles.
Treasurer-Armin Koehne.
Directors-Roy Jones, Bert Essex A. A
Womack. Z. Dean Morlan, Charles Weis,
Charles A. Ross, Charles Schmidt p p
Swain, Charles Letter.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
A Case of Hard LucI

John Hardacre, a fourteen-year-old boy
living at 1924 Yandes street. was arrested
last evening for stealing coal from the
L. e. & W. yards. He claimed that he
had called upon a sick woman, and She
having no coal in the house. asked him IL
he could not pick up little. He did, and
was sent 10 police headduarfers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

A novel and extraordinary event to take
place in this city in the near future is the
exhibition of the celebrated Lyon 81 Healy
Collection of Fine Old Violins at the Den
ison Hotel. Mr.. Freeman, the violin ex-
pert who personally collected these master
pieces abroad, will be In charge. Every
violinist and student is invited. There will
he no admission fee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
L. Z. & st. L. Report.

The report OF George T. Jarvis. receiver
OF the Louisville. Evansville & St. Louis
Railroad Company. for the six months end
ing December. 1889. filed in the Federal
Court yesterday. shows the receipts for the
six months TO have been $1,000 HAS; the
disbursements were 50 ST., 3035 S. leaving a
total cash on hand of $1S7. 84075.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
Until March 81

The "Gloss'' and big Master" soap pre-
MUM store opened by Lautz Bros & Co.,
at No. II Pembroke Arcade, will be
kept open until March 81. so don't forget
to take your big Master" Gloss and
"Marseilles' white wrappers, and exchange
for the finest premiums ever given away.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25
Vaudalia Line.

Hours saved to Texas and Southwest
points. Fast through service and direct
connections. Train leaves indianapolis Ills
a. m, arrives st. Louis Las p. m. For full
information address w. w. Richardson, d.
p. A, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire, tornado and explosion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

The indianapolis Fire Insurance Company.
las East Market street, John ~ Spann,
secretary. Capital. paid up. 100000; surplus.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

Insure with the McGilliard Agency Co.
Home and foreign companies. Thorpe block
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

Louis Besserer. who was arrested and
charged with passing checks for which
he had no moncy on deposit, was dis
charged in Police Court yesterday. the
prosecution being unable 10 show the In
tent 10 defraud. Settlement with the COM
plainants was made by friends
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

What's table, though nicely spread without
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne at its
head?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

~1x Parrots, mocking birds, European
N$ bia:k and oro,sn thrushes gold
nnches~ ETC. AQuartums and r;otex
<k Gold nshes. Brass cages. eSc ana
upward hooking bird food. k3c1 I
-. xznpprR.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

II you visit the metropolis. the ad of the
Hotel Empire on Page win interest you.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-25

Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Ga
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17
Yeira.

Der fi9 bersOgernbe @prmdrT9 du2
pretoria unb bic fortbduernoe umSins
gelung Mafetings bur9 bic 8oeren
baben auf britiI9er Settle ben plan
gereift, i'm Rorben DON Srdnsbaal, in
&bpbeiia, cine ipeitere Operationsbaiis
9egen bic SiibafritaniI9e Republit gu
gepinnen, unb 5par unter 8enuBung
Der etpa 5ur 9dIfte auf portugisiiI6em
@ebiet perlaufenben giIenbabn BON
8eira iiber llmtali na9 Salisbury i'm
WtdI6pndlanb.( 9ereits i'm Sabre
1896 lanOete gnglanb Sruppen in
8eira. als es Ii9 bcgum 6anbslte, einen
4ufItanb Der Gingsborenen in Rbooez
Tia gu unterbriiden. 9eira, an Der
Wiinbung Der SlitFe Yunsfpe uno
8u5i, ettpu 480 Seemeilen i'm Roroz
norboiten BON 2ouren3o MarqueS ges
legen, 1T nd4it bieie iem bic beoeutenbite
SdfenItaot in 9ortugieIii9=Sitafritu.
Die Gage bes Dries in 1umpfiger, nit
MpngropelpGlbern bebedter gtieberung
1T Der 9eIunbbeit Der gnIiebler ni6t
Defenders sutrGgli9. MGbtige &aiz
bduten geItatten aber bas 26i9en Der
2abungen unmittel6ar am ufer. Sas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17

niI6e @OIt einen grpBen nationalen
9urprt Su I9uffen, mo 8rarte aGlsr
2ebensfelunsen ibren @erbGltnifeh
entipre9enbe pffege uno glufna6me
finoen Iollten. Sn Der eriten 3eit entz
ftanben man9e Sdpierigteiten, Inn
ben 3ned 5u pertpirtlihen, Dor allen
madte iiCb bic mdngelbafte 9srbinoung
nit Der QuBenpslt in Der Gntlpidz
lun9spbdIe bes &urorts bemertbdr,
bis ii9 Der 9lusbau unIeres GiIenz
babnneBes aud auf bieIe abselegete
9egeno eritredte. gu glnfang Der 70er
Sabre mar Die nd9Fe Giienbabnita=
tion BON Spt Springs % Meilen entz
fernt. @s mar biss Malrern, cine
tleine geI6Gftige Ganoitabt inmitten
Der @aIos unb Sruatss9enb bon qrz
tdnIds uno an Der rSron Mountuin
R, R." gelegen, 5uglei9 Der @ountps
Sib BON Sot Springs Gountp. SIN
Sunuar 1890 sing Der erite pullmanz
S4lafpagen birett BON St.2ouis nu9
benz pSbal Der 0dmpfe". Seitoem lit
Sot Springs in INNER engeren @ers
tebr nit Der Iubenpelt getreten unb
ietn geiuf bat enorme 9lusoe6nung
angenommen. Die @iIenbubnfa6rt BON
Malpern na9 Sot Springs gepGbrt
ben ReiIenben'gdr man6en pittoresten
Qn6lid auf bic 9egenb, bic SerS9neas
aug Our9eilt.
Sot Springs aeist i'm 2lGgemeinen
ipenig RegelmdBtgteit in Der 2tnla0e
feiner Straben unb Dffentliden plGbe.
SO lit bies bur9 bic natiirli6e 8es
i4affenbeit fetner Gage bebingt. Die
SduptitraBe 1T bic Central Qpenue,
ipelde bic 8erbinoung 5pii6en ben
Quellen unb benz rWeit Mountain"
beritelIt. sic aiebt It9 in Dem ebsmus
ligen Bette bes nSot Springs9a6es"
entlang unb mar einit nit mG9tigen
5elsbI0den unb SteingerDG angefiiat,
bas i'm @erein nit bem StrubeI bes
8a4es elm PaIIiren besielben fait Sur
llnmDgIi9teit ma6te. Nlit beoeutens
ben Soften fiibrte bic 9unbesregierung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17
GtngGng 5um q erp ds
ttpnss Bart.

Bel, Bis gum GinfluFe bes Sot
Springs 8d6ss unb bon bu nd1 ben
naben QuelIen. Sn benz 8eri9t bsiBt
es: r9ei ni9ot Springs" fanben mir
cine groBe uffene 8lOdbiitte unb meb=
rere primitive 8auten aus bebauenen
8rettern, nur fir einen iOmmerli6en
@ufentbalt geeignet unb iebenfalls BON
2euten erritbtet, ipelcbe bic Nuellen 5ur
Setlung ibrer Srant6ett aufgeIu9t
batten." 8unbesri9tsr 9rable1 Iagte
in ben often zines in iener 8egenb
ipielenben 8runbeigentbums 9roSeiz
les, Der iif ipGter, als bic Auellen be-
FAINTER purben, unter ben bortigen
glniieolern erbob: Die beiBen Quellen
iino in einem engen S6aIe spiIC6en
5ipei 6elsabbGn9en in einem Der 9(usz
lGufer bes O5art 9ebirges, ettpa 60
Meilen fpeitli9 bon 2ittle Rod gelegen.
Sbpobl nur 1bper errei6bar uno bon
feinbIia geIinnten RotbbGuten argz
p0bniI6 belpd9t, ipurben bic Quellen
bod iaon in ben Sabren 1910 unb
1912 BON SnOaliben uno &ranten, bic,
nibta6teno Der 9efabr, bier geIunoen
pollten, aufgeIudt."
9emdB GOngrebbeI9GuB bonn 20.
glprtl 1882 purben bic pier Settipnen
2ano, i'm 9dn5en 1850 2lcres, pelde
bic beuttge Resierungs ReIerpation
bilben unb IGmmtli6e beiben Quellen
in ii9 einI9lisBen, fir alle 3eiten fir
bic Ser. Staaten ais Regierungslanb
5uriidbebalten, bas ME perGubert, nod
suPriodSpeden beIisbeIt peroen IpQte.
Die 9unbesregisrung bate bereits
unter bem 8ertrag, unter pel6em lie
bon 9aiIer Happleon L. bus Serritoz
RUM 9ouiiiuna i'm Sabre 1903 tGufz
lid ertparb, ben 9eiiBtitel bieIes 2anz
bes er6alten unb lieb ibn nur Der Siz
rberbeit baIber bur9 ben GnnqreB be-
itGtigen, benn es ipGbrts ni6t allsu
ldn9e, 10 ipurben bpn allen Seiten g(ns
fprii9e auf bas 9ebiet Der ReIerpation
erboben. Gs lam gu langpieri9en
9rocefen, bic IGmmtlib gu 9unIten
Der 8unoss Regierung entI6ieben
ipurben. Sn formeIler @eiie nabm iie
1882 bon Der Sot Springs ReIerpas
tipn SeiiB, um bort fir bas ameritcs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17

elm iunges SnbiunermGb9en in Der
aufopfernbiten WeiIe annabm. Gs mar
llleIab, bic Sp9ter bss 8asiten oes
bort berrI6enben Stammes. sic bate
groBe 3uneigung gu benz blaBgeii9tts
gen frembeu pSGuptling" gefabt unb
ipubte es bel ibrem @dter bur9SuIeben,
bab De Soto mad Der ipunberbaren
Auelle gei9afft purbe, bic ibm allein
Seilung gu bringen beriprad. sic
lieB DE Spto in cine SGnfte betten
uno unter benz S9uBe ibrer Stumz
mesgenofen ii6er mad bem rSbal Der
9Gmpfe" geleiten. 9e Soto purbe in
Der Shat audi bdlb ipieoer bergeitellt
unb Iein eriter @ebante mar, na9Spdz
MEN suriitSueilen, nm bort bic Gnts
bedung Der ipunoerbaren auellen su
bertiinoen. So9 ipte bic @ei9i9te
er3Gblt, parb er, als er fir bic 5abrt
auf benz MiiIiiiippi 8oote buuen lieB,
Elm Spfer bss Sumpffie6ers unb Isin
2ei9nam purbe in ben Siefen bss
Stromes, ben er entbedt, CUR lebten
Rube berIentt.
Sen eriten uutbentiI9en9eri6t iiber
bic Seilquellen perbanten mir Sipst
MGnnern, 2etpis unb GGart, bic i'm
Sabre 1904 i'm gluftrdge Der 8unbess
Regierung cine Expedition oort6in uns
terna6men. sic stngen Don benz ct.
Catherine 2anoungsplaB am MiIfIs
iippi (un9efdbr 80 MeiIen iiibIi9 bon
glatde5, NiiI, gelegen) aus, fubrsn
ben Strom bis Sur Ginmiinbung bes
&eb Riper bina6 uno bann bieIen
Strom aufpdrts, an ben Miinbungen
beg 9lad uno Oua4ita 6Iuhes pOr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17
HOT SPRINGS.

mo wa sa Ion, b. +. vSbem
Der SeiIung", nennen bic SnOianer
BON 2lItsrs Der bic vSeiben AuelIen"
BON QrtanIds uno in ibren poeiiepols
len lleberlisferungen ipirb er5dblt, baB
Der .@roBe Sci It" ben @eipGFern ieis
nen beilenben Sbem singebau9t babe,
nm feline rutben &inber BON idperem
Siehtbum gu retten. S9on gu glns
fang bes 16. Sabrbunberts brans bieTe
Mptbe gu ben S9ren bes bumaligen
9Ouperneurs Der Sniel Pprto Rico,
Ypnce be 2eon, unb, in bem Qberglaus
ben ieiner 3eit befangen, ipGbnte bieIer,
bab bort ippbl bas .2ebenselirir" pber
Der Stein Der WetIen" gu finben lei.
lin bieIen mbitiIhen Sungbrunnen gu
iuden, 8ug Der in &dmpfen ersraute
Spanisr i'm Sabre 1912 gen @eitsn,
bod geldngte er ni6t an bas 3iel ieis
ner WiinI6e, iptstppbl er bas bsutige
Sloriba entbedte. Der erfe 8eibe,
benz bic nSeiBen QueIlen" Seilung
bra9ten, fOa Der ipaniI9e Grpberer
9e Spto gepeIen Iein, Der betanntlt9
ben MiIIiIippi entbedte. @Gbreno
Ieines 8srpeilens am @6ite ssGuEe
nurbe er BON elmer fdperen &rantbeit
befalIen, ipdbrenb peI9er ii9 ieiner
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17
EAiiS5i1IafisEi I.
lI@ss;sETE X {
Central Qtpenue.

bunn bic 2lnlase elmer Strabe in bem
Bette aus, Iie lieb ben Bad in einen
unterirotI6en Sunnel einodmmsn, bas
Sbalbett ebnen uno cine breite, gutgez
pflaiterte Strube iiber benz Sunnel
anlegen. 9ierauf ging es Iofort an
ben 8du bon 9abebduIern, benen cine
Reibe bon 9ei9dftsldbsn balo folgte.
Sier an Der Gentral Npenue iino iebt
fait ale 8dbebduTer, bic nsnnenspsrs
tbeIten Sptels uno 9ef9Gfte an5utrefz
fen, penn bic Stabt ficb au9 in ben
lebten Sabren bebeutenb iiibpGrts i'm
Sua6ita Sbale ausgebreitet bat uno
man aud baIelbit ieBt elegante prtpats
ipobnungen unb moberne &auflGben
antreffen fann. Die 9abebGuIer nebz
men orei Strabengepierte Der Regiez
rungsreIerbatipn an Der SitIeite Der
Central 9lpeuus elm unb Iiegen am
SuBe Oes nSOt Spring MOuntain", 4,
BON bem ite birett nit bem 6eiltrGfttz
gen DaHer perIorgt iperben. Die 6etz
BEN AueIIen, Il an Der 3abl, entIprinz
gen auf Der Observation-Disclosures unb
fteben unter itetiger 2lufIidt bon 8un>
Oes6eumten. Die Observation-Disclosures
iinO besbaGb pDIIig dbbdngig bon Sntsl
Sam unb bas bat bds eine 9ute, baB
lie ni4t na9 8elieben bic Sremben
i9rOpfsn tOnnen. Die Semperatur
jentr Quellen i4puntt stpii9en SO bis
157 @rab Sabrenbeit, bic BON ibnen
tG9lib uusgeitr0mte WaiIermenge be-
lGuft ii9 auf ungefGbr 100000 Gallo
men. Dprin ibre punberbare Seiltraft
liegt, 1T nod INNER ntht, tueoer bon
gerSten nod Gbemitern, ppG ersriinbet
porben. @ine iorsfdlti9e 9tnalDie be-
riibmter SpeSialiiten bat feitgeitsllt,
baB bic @afer i'm 9ur4i4nitte 1894
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-17
GiDilregieruus fiji, BOrtu Siitu.

Inter Gntfaltung groBen Pompes
bat bic SnItallirung bes eriten Chill
9Ouperneurs BON PortO Rico, Gbas.
$. 2lIen, Itattgefunben unb ales lit
aufseboten tporoen. Inn bteies @reignib
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