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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-25

Pretty nearly every church has had
or is going to have a strawberry festi-
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-08-25
Fright.

When a woman gets frightened at
night she ust pulls the bed clothes over
her head. says she is terrified out Of
her wits, and goes to sleep. But, with
a mar 1t is different: He says he is,not:
afraid, pushes the clothes down. and
lies trembling awake for two or three
hours, straining his ears at every
Enthusiastically.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09
0hbcs Jicber.
Mns Sampa uerben brei JGlle offi3iefl
beridtet.

MaT6ineton, d. 2luguit. Sen. Wnz
man bonn Warine 5pIpitaloienit bat
oas folgenoe Eelegrdmm bon benz 8or@
iteher Der Observation-Disclosures in
6lorioa erbdltsn:
.Sadlonpiae, 5la., 3. 9lus. Wesbon
telegrapbirts mir BON aep Welt seltern,
pab in 9umpa 3nei 5dne BON gelbem
sSieber gu per5eihnen ipuren. 5eute be-
peIhirte CT mir, oab Der erte Gaa am
DisnItas gu Ieiner aenntnib fam uno
als usrbGhtig resiitrirt tpurbe. Der
5lpeite Jan mar Der zines Shueipers,
ipurbe am Wtitttpoh Worgen oeraeih@
net. patient I'M Sterben. Der brittle
San paro gtitern berihtet unb heuts
Morgsn ebenfalls als selbes Jieber
biasnoiirt. Werpe 9dmpu heute Wiorz
gen srrsih.n, Wbite 1T Bel mir. Sos.
9. pOrter, Staatsgslunbbeitsbedmz
ter
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09
Geinct cntfdnt.
Sen. MncIrtlur meloet oieie ilnnnge-
nebme giahrift BEN ariegs=
Sepnrtement.
@ar Die Sruppe and flcin, 10 mar oie
giieocrlage bod iebr gros.
@ritere SerluIte.

MdIhington, A. Qluguit. Mus Mlus
Mia traf beute Pa1mitta9 eine 9ipbsz
ppit Elm, pelds G9ina fir cine 3eit
lang psrgefen maate. Sic Tam in
Der fpIsenben TspeIfs: nManild, A.
9ugult. Gensral=Qlbiutant, Wafbinsz
ton. Cine aus finf5sbn Mann be-
ftebsnne Nbtkilung SoIoaten unter
oem Commando oss J. 2isutennnts
Mlitdetter ppm pipnierzGorps puroe
am /. auguit auf Der Strabe atpii1ell
San Wtiguel be Wa5urna (2u5on) unb
San SIitro (eu3un) bon elmer be-
paffnsten. auf $50 Wlann gsfhGbten
SnIurssntenihadr anssgriffen. Ile
Mmsritnner lpuroen enttusbsr gst0otet,
Deriuunoet ober serlstRn in @sfangena
ihaft. get0ptst 1T Riharo Dihler
bon Sroop FL, a. aaoauerie~R Regiment.
Nsripnnoet: Gbas. Wt. Nenuun, on
6sibsn 4rmsn, lhtoer; Walter 8retper,
an einem Mrn, IhiDer; Gonaro Gong.
i'm l1nterleib, 5tsper. glle Wsrtuunz
betsn ssb1ren Der Gompasuie A oes
Pionier-Gatai1ons an. @efangen:
2isuknaut 9llitaetter, 6snrp 8. Grenz
fbap, Nribur Bates, Gbus. s. Sud-
finger, Chm. S. Gromer, SEQ. 5.
anaub, Wn. s. Gsrritb, Sohn Cough
lin, Hob. s. SonIor, Sol. s. MdIep.
Die 8erpunbetsn fino nadSan SIioro
geihidt tporber, gleih5eiiis NIT sinem
grisfe bon lueHra Muraimo, in tpelz
dem er an3<igts, Dab bic 0sfausenen
cine quite Gebanolung erfuhren ipiirDsn.
MacMrtbur."
Waihinston. a. Musuit. Sen. M1es
Nrthur bat cine militarifde Commit
iion ernannt, bic sins JnIsl in Den
pbilippinen ousfuGen ioa, auf lpsldTr
Die Musfdbisen untsrgebraht perosn
fpusn, bic TN Mrhipsl in aiem!id)
GROCER 3abl porbunoeu iinb.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09

-si1r Geben aerladlt fperoen frl-o. s5T
Sin Mitolieo zines andrdiItiI1en 8ers
ems, tps!fsr iif I'm 1aui. go. s
piassd bi Naples perfammeIt unb i5s
ren Sob beihlofien hat. Wenn ih sic
Itparns, fp gsldieht es, neil WsnIh=
lreinsn WunFh nab
Made an 0srrIfern unb Wadthabern
iiberipisgsn. Sd nertraue pielen 8rieF
sirer1 meiner 5rsunDe an. lpelher nddl
Ddris ubrei1t unb ipelhsr ntnlsiben Ios
fort bsi isiner 4nfunFt auf bic pols
gebsn ipirb. Sd benlerte ItlieBlin
nod, oaB 0erjsaige. DeItsr aussrs
sDdhlt iii, Sic Su t0oten, ein Treunb
Dssienigen 1T, tpeE9sr BEN RDnis bon
StuIien tDbtete."
Netp Yort, a. Mug Nntonio Cana
poer Qunner, Der in sStalien fpegenWits
iGulo an Der Grmorouna bes RDnIgs
nuubert perhaFtet fpurben, lit tein
Wrarfift BON VdterInn. gr tam I'm
Habre 1896 nat ben BsreinistenStaus
Ten, arbeitste srit an Der GiIsnbdhn IL.
pann als Bidder fir Gaperu Nntonio
in Muebougal Str. Spdter funo sr
BeIfdftigung bsi Vincen5o Nprato, Z
Gornelin Str. gr fuhr nit Gresci an
Gorb Der rGascogne" naf europa sls
rid. Cana ion Ic1pn in Rem Oort fehr
srcentrilh unb Elm Mrrarrtiii rer.raoiz
talitsn Sorts ssipeIen isin.
Jrdu Semi. AuintdoalIi, bic Jrdu
bss anbsrsn. an Wlitttpoh auf Glbd
bsrhaftetsn 9enoNsn Breasts, lit aus
thrsr Mobnung in 242 Sft 100. Ctr.
fortgesrsen unb hdt teins Morehe bins
terlaHen. Sic drbsitet in Der Gigdrrens
S5abrit BON 8. munsr uno Son, so.
155 grosbn Str. no lie lett 6 Suhrea
dnaefrs[lt lit. Sic lit bier geboren uno
ieit 6 ssahren nit auintaodai nerheiz
ratbet. DAB ihr MaNn uoer gresci,
ben lie aud tsnnt, 4narfiiten Ieien,
oanon bate Iis, fpie fis fagt, teine Ql@
nung. sic hofft. bab Der gsfanssne
GalDdtore Elm anbersr als ihr Wann
Htcpla Guintaoalli 1T.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09
Gnglanos Wambfricg.
Sen. ScgSet iDa ihon uieSsr einmal
um;ingelt lein.
Snren uu!ltn iitt bel Wiadaoaborp
itellen.

2pnbon, 6. Muguit. Cine pom
Gamitag oatirte SpecialoepeSte aus
pretcria Iagt: vOen. gbriltiar 3sWet
lit BEL Aei3berg pnllltdnoig um5inselt
unb ss lit ieinen 1ruppen Innl0sliGl.
burh ben iturtsn britilfen GORDON sil
entfommen. Die guren idgen. odB lie
iih lei UaaGabpopip reGsn lpplIen. Sic
leioen Marasl an Wiuniiion uno Vruz
piant. Sen. 1amilton perhinosrt ourh
Die SfnslIisteit lsinsr 8epesunasa,
bab 0srltirtunsen Den @ereralseomz
manbdnten 9ptha errsihsn. Nafpenl
Der 3ug, auf bsm Iidl Der Der. Staas
ten Gonful Stptps bsfanh. Der bas
@ternsnbannsr bate hiTsn luien, BEL
6onigIpuit, 1iblih BON Hronitaao.
entgIsiit mar. feusrten bic Buren unb
tonteten bier Mann.
Diele 9sspo1ner Pretprias iino ins
Gril geIanbt ipOroea, neil fie iih pcr
ooer iudbreno beg arieges in grauiu~
mer uno ItdnoIidtr Weiie ssssn bris
ti}he llnierthonsn b.nommen butten.
Sn einigen JdneR errtiht bic 0erbanz
RunssDausr 25 Sabre"
Nus Qoren3o Murques melbet eins
0epeIte BON Sumitag: rNahrittsn
dus bsn Sranspaal aufol9s, ipuroe
Gen. gdosn polpsu ipGbreno tines
nsulitsn @efeftes in Rultenburg perz
tparbet, als bic 9uren. ibrer Ingabs
nah, @efanssns muhtsn uno 324 Wsaz
1ea srbeuteten."
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09
Sonotrbart Rldat.

DisJamiIis Gop's in
Siih WaoiIon, Wis., bat es nur benz
Gosgehen elmer Glinte gu peroanten,
oaB lie nidt benz Nerbrennunsstobe
anbeimeefauen lit. SIR Wpbn6uus gez
rieth aus nod niht betannter uriahe
in grunb unb uls bic s5lammen bic gez
laoene Glintt erreihten. entlub iidsoer
5hub unb bic in tiefem Shlafe lie
genben 9uusbeipohner, fiinf an Der
3abl, erpahten unb fonosn nod @e=
lesenbeit, iih gu retten. Das 9aus
fpurot eingeGfhert.
Mngeblih 12O Sabre oit
mar bic Neserin partbtnia Bragg, bic
bieler 1use in Sort Sprins BET Wers
{uines. Hp.. aus benz 2exn f1;eo.
DAB bic Nerltorhns iiber 100 Sabre
3dblte. lit cine unbeItrittene 1batfahe,
benn ibre dltelte 3ohter III bereitS 85
Sabre alt; ollsin bocumsntariih lieB
Iicb ibr tpirtlides utter nibt ndhipeiz
len. rAunt@ partbenia binterIdBt cine
un3aN bon Nahfommsn Bic gum pitrs
ten @<lhleht. sic beboupttte. George
Wd}bington iospie Donsel Boone gez
tunnt unb nit 6enrp Glup eefpitlt au
buben, als biefer Elm tleiner Sungt
mar.
Gintr Mibgeburt. mtIhe
bic fiamtfiihen 3tpillinse tptit IN ben
Snattsn ftnt, bat bic gbefrau bts Gis
ftndrbeiters Qouis Bobman In Rem
yort. so. $50 Dit 1855. Str. bos 2ez
ben gegtben. Der Ropf, bic Mrme unb
9sine bes Neuseborentn iinb normal.
Der R6rper uber fdheint in Wirtli9teit
aus ben Qeibtrn breier Qinber. 3lpeier
Rnaben unb einss W6bAsns. ja bef1ex
ben. 9m unttrltibe btfiHbtt Ii9 ttn
jtntites 4n9tnpdar. beus sbtnio, tpit
ben Qugen III Qopfe. 94r6pen entsinz
Htn, ptnn tdS 4inb pein Nu3
{Rou Iruu 81 1116 1een3
mi (t. lpee = sa1 biitl X II - ! ~
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09

rdtbete fuieoer, un etn poar sabre lpaz
fer, aIei1fa[ls su psrInpinben. 1896
Itarb in ghicaso SobN MeGafferb, ber
prdlibent elmer groben 1ruitseleas
Thdft, unb ais fein Geltdment eeDffnet
lpurbs, Itellte es fih beraus. oub er Der
Derfhoaene Ranalboot Gdpitdn mar.
Gein 0ermDgen bot er Ieinen 5oht.rn,
Inn bic er iih 40 Sabre niht getiim=
mert bate, permaft. Orei berIslben
lparsn i'm laufs Der Sabre gsiiDroen.
unb Der Grau Nuitin, bic ba6sr M!s
leinerbin mar. tpurbe ibr Grbtbsil bon
angebIiten Wertpanbten TIRES Wdtsr5
ftrsitia gsmutt. Der proeeB buuerts
nabesu A Sabre unb fpurbe snblih ains
fdnas ois1er Wofe 81 9uniten Der ar
men Wdlhfrau entThieoen.
6eiBs Wablldladt.
Sneebpiue, Senn., 4. Mud. sssn
s1unepd, einsm lpsitablisgenbsn gountn
oes oItlihen 3enneHee, fam es am beu=
tiqen Wabltaee gu sinsm blutiaen
sadmpfs, bel lpslhem 3ipsi Mdnner se=
t0btet uno 3ipei ihDsr ptrpunoet nurz
ben. Die Enbten Iinb Der 0sputnz
Sberiff sSobn 2dlab unb Selnan G.pl=
Tins, bic 8erfpunbsten Der Iriepsns=
rihter ganbiDat WilIep 8reper unn
Dbittsn 9ibIon.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09
,1ur tcBten Nube.
9it 2ti@tnftier fit ptr,os AlfreS bon
ea9iensGc Gcburs. Ootba.

Berlin, 4. Muguft. Inter iebr gro<
Der 8etbeiIigung Der gin.uobnsr Der
Gtdbt unD llmsegtno fanb bic 2eihen=
feier fiir ben 10 pI6bIich ptritorbenen
Qtr3og Mlfreo BON Sa9ienzG Goburgs
@otba ftutt. Niht nur mar Aaiftr
Milbtlm fpeeiel hierber setommen,
Inn benz BeerdbniiIe beialtpobnen,
aud ber ATnig bon Runtdnien unb
Der GroBbkrsog bon 6tiftn tpartn 3tz
gegtn. ferner bic beibtn Driibtr bts
Wsrblidtukn. Der prin3 bon Males
Mnb btr 4<r5Dg pon Gcnnougbt. fOlpit
3d6lreide dnbere Deutide unb engtifd<
prin3en. Dts 6<r5pgs Mutttr. bic
a0niein Nittprid, bnttt einsn Rrdn3
ge{9idt. Die G<rtmonien an Grube
tpdren {ebr einfdn.
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Vjfuit nit Id,limmcu 4usQnna.

sSarminatoH, no., 6. Dug. Vser
mldnner tpurben infolse elmer Shisb=
affaire apiidsn Wiuiam Doolep uno
ieintn bier S0bn,n einsrleits unb Den
bier Briibern Aarris onbtrtrfeits ets
t0btst unb elmer t0btlih psrlpunost.
Jernsr trus ein iunges Mdbden sins
Munb< am Gube oapon. Die Shiebss
rel mar bas Relultut elmer Gebbe in
benz Bers5idbthsn Dee Run, Die Q1rz
ris bottsn pprher gebrobt uuf eincm
pienic 3u erlhtinen unb bic Dooleps
BON benz pldbt gu iogen. 2l0t Disr
6arris bis nuf einen fpurbtn BON Ruz
gtln getroffen, elmer tanpt fofcrt toot
3u{ammen. Drti BON ben Dpoleps taz
men unperlebt bupcn unb ittllttn i!d
freiipillig Der poli5ei.
@ald)irau wiro Nfiaion6rin.
MeQeeSpprt. pa.. 4. Aug. 6rau
Sufdn 9. Mu}tin. eint bie}iqe drmt
Maf9frau, lit faft i.btr Na1t 5ur ulu.
liundriu 9<iprrbtn. Gis bat pom ibrtm
Batter, Der ieit mtbr al8 40 Snbreu
bsridoutn mar, $500. 900 geerbt. unp
$27, coo bupol1 purnen ibr gt5ttrn duss
bt3obIt. D<r Batter ber DiidfiGen,
ssfo6n NtG Gafferp. mar Mittt bsr finfs
3iasr d1rea Gdpitdn eiaes @analbcps
IN al Inn anaberIonbz Canal Gina
x6e1 neti q plSttik1 i. man
~ IN. &nI % q f,r11 - tine
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-09
sel6itm orb einer Yier,ebnjdbrigen.

ct. soisph, Mo.. a. a(ug. Weil ihr
8rdutigan nidt gu Der fir bic Aotz
Seits Sysierlihteiten feitseiebtsn
Gtunbe eritienen mar, nahm bic Ia
idhrige Mauie Spencer in ielbItm0rbs1
rider 4biitt eine Auantitdt Garbol@
fdurs gu iid unb itarb innerhalb elmer
Stunne. Der Brdutigam bate tpen;ge
5age porher feline Stellung perloren
unn bielt es beshalb fir tliigsr, Die
Sod3eit st perIhieben. Biz er mieoer
cine anpere StelIung gefunbsn Sat.
0as MGbdeH brans inbeHen barauf
DAB bic Sod5eit unter alien llmitdnoen
ubgebalten iperoen niilIs, pd Iie In
iarem M6srglGuben Der 2lniiht mar,
moab es Elm llngliid gdbe", ipenn Die
Srauung berIdo6en niirbe.
Velen merOen tbeuer.
glrepld, Sa., 4. 9lua. 0srlGBliAe
8srihte aus nem gslencprn Oiltritt
beiagen, oab Der Reseniturm pom
Utittlpoh nebr als eine Uti[lipn Doll
lars ShdDen dn9ert6tet babe. Ous
8eleneorn liegt alIeHthuiben pldtt duf
benz 8ooen, aerube als 6b nit elmer
fhiperen Wul5e bariiber gefabren tpdre.
Shon Dor bem Sturm bieb es, odB
niht mehr als bic odlfte Der aetpObnz
Iihsn Grnte ersielt piirK, unb iebt
heibt es, 70 aiemlih a[ls Grnte=Qlus=
iihten in Der nittleren 3one Isien que
nihte eefporoen. pa ipirb alfo Der
gelsn=preis ipobl mod mebr in bic
2Obe sshen.
sOuStrbart Rlase.
Rsuoing, pu., 4. Mus. Saeob pot=
finger aus Rebrersburg pertlaete bier
Sen Regiitrar 2tpi g. Mabrp um bic
Strafgebiibr BON $1,000 gu .rlangen
fir 9lusIteluns elmer 9eirutbslieen8
an Ieinen minbtridbrisen Gpbn glinz
ton Yottinser, segen ben Winen leines
0dters. Die Mutter bate ibre ginlpilz
lisuns stgeben. Der iunse pottinger
mar 19 Sabre aft unb feline Brout IL
Sabre. Dies ion Der erite alusefau
unter benz GeIeb bon 1885 ieiu.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05
Who "We', Is.

They say we are prosperous. Who's
"we?" There is no doubt that the Re-
publican administration is good for some,
but who's we ? William Jennings Bry-
an, in his Albany speech Oct. II, 1900.
"WE' is:
The 54,S66 more persons employed on
the railroads of the country than were
employed two years ago; and the rail-
road men who are receiving the s77, 7,45O,-
6S5 annual increase in aggregate wages
over the wages of two years ago.
"WE" is:
The S4l ,0S0 more persons in the nation
who are depositing money in the savings
banks.
1--WE" is:
Tho Nebraska farmer who IN 1898 re-
leased mortgages to the amount of S27,-
49S,O7O, which was S4,Si9, 1853 more than
tho total amount released in 1895.
"WE' is:
The farmers of the whole country
whose home mark ct has doubled, whose
foreign market Ees increased over $780,
100000, and whose live stock has in
creased over 395 percent in value.
1--WE" is:
The entire American people whose
judgment in 1896 aud 1900 rejected YOU
and YOUR false prophecies and falla-
cious doctrines.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05
Afraid of The Caucus.

The Philadelphia Press, Postmaster
General Charles Emery Smiths paper.
the official clearing house of the insur-
gent newspapers Of the commonwealth,
has editorially declared itself outside the
pale Of any and all political parties. It's
hatred OF Senator NJ. s. Quay seems to
have been responsible for its severance
OF the last tie which gave its utterance
party significance and party weight The
skull and crossbones of political piracy
have been hung at the masthead. The
mask has been removed and its man
hunting policy accommodated.
In its leading editorial the other day
the Press declared:
Tho law makes the duty of the legisla.
Inre to elect a United States Senator.
1hat duty cannot be performed by eau
Gus. There is no Law even of the party
that recognizes the caucus.
This is new doctrine for an alleged
Republican paper to preach. It is one
not recognized by Republicans, Demo-
Gratis, Prohibitionists or any other politi-
cal party yet formed. The Press will
certainly not plead ignorance of the fact
that party primaries and caucuses are the
fundamental principles ofpolitical organ
lAations, 1t is surely aware of the fact
that tho two great political parties of the
United States, in every State and at ev-
cry legislative session, caucus not only
upon The question of choice for the
CAlied states senatorship-when a va
cancy eNists-but also on questions of
legislation aud matters of political expe-
diency.
IL Is also matter Of indisputed infor-
nation 10 the Press that, in that the
greatest ofsll councils of parliamentary
and party law, the Congress ofthe United
STATES, the Republican and Democratic
members caucus upon all questions Of
party expediency, organization and leg
lslaiion. The Press also knows that the
individual participants in these caucuses
arc bound by the action of the majority.
IL knows that the member OF Congress
Who does notrespect this solemn obliga-
son viii !orieit the respect Of his party
associates and his standing as repre-
sentative of the people. And still the
fTeSs says there is no law even Of the
party which recognizes the caucus.o
This paper which voices the sentiments
1.-THE Postmaster General, of Senators
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05
Siackwatering The Allegheny River.

During the coming week, Representa-
tive Sibley will join with Representatives
Jack, Showalter and Graham in urging
the members of the river and harbor
committee to make laege appropriation
for tie purpose of extending the slack
water navigation of the Allegheney river.
In discussing the situation to-day, Mr..
Slbley said:
II shall work to my utmost to secure
the proper recognition for this important
stream. | cannot understand why such
grand river should have been so long
neglected. AS the Monongahela river
asked for, and as its industries have all
been opened to commerce, it seems to me
the business interests of Pittsburg and
vicinity should join heartily in the move
ment to have the Allegheny river made
navigable by means of locks and dams.
The Allegheny river is the field of the
future for the extension of the commerce
of Pittsburg.
st is one of the finest rivers in the
state, and senators and representatives
who have visited mo at my home in
Franklin have expressed their surprise
that congress had not given the attention
to it that it should. Sart;ng from Pitts
burg early in the day you can ride all
day in an express train and not reach the
headwaters of the river. Along its banks
are millions of acres covering coal mines,
covered with trees and other important
interests. And its tributaries all flow
through the same class of natural
wealth.
"In my judgment the river should be
made navigable almost to headwaters,
and l feel certain that the advantages
that would be thus offered to commerce
would more than repay the outlay by the
general government; and in addition to
the advantages to commerce this nation
can never do enough for Pennsylvania,
with its nearly 100000 people, an en-
pire in itself. Eyer since the formation
of the government the people of the State
have contributed hundreds of dollars in
revenue where they haye received cents
in appropriation within the state. Look
at the ports of Philadelphis and Erie for
instance. Note the government receipts.
And now that the Improvement of the
Delaware. Monongahela and Ohio rivers
are well under way, think we should
insist upon Congress taking up the
slackwater navigation of the Allegheny
river and pushing it to completion. l
shall urge the comittee on rivers and
harbors to use this extension as far as
Franklin in the coming bill and l am
hopeful Of success. With slaokwater navi-
CATION to Franklin the feasibility ofa ship
canl from there to Erie via Meadville
can then be taken Commercial Ga
zeLte.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05
ITEMS IN BRIEF.


RAVENNA-Orando Watson, the is
year-old son If David Watson, was killed
while Mt work in the Hudson coal mines
at Deerfeld, by falling stone.
HARRISBURG - William Brown,
aged %, was working in an ash pit at
the Pennsylvania railroad roundhousc,
when an engine backed down toward
him. In getting out of the way he was
struck by the engine and instantly killed.
MEDlA-Andrew and Bridget Nc
Ginley, both aged about 60 years, were
burned to death in house on the Jesse
Grimm estate, in Newton township.
where they made their home.
WILKES-BARRE - James McGour-
ley, alderman of the Eighth ward, died
suddenly of apopleXy.
WILK ES- ES-BARRE-Georg Wolfe, n
musician attached to a vaudeville COM
pany. committed suicide by hanging him
self.
S-BARRE-Margaret Kelly, a
1G-year-eld girl living at Miners Mills,
is mysteriously missing, and it is believed
she was kidnapped.
JOHNSTON-Emil ]. Chappy drop
Dtu utdu dt INC lbdSiC DIltk MOIhH.
ALLENTOWN, Pa.-Erank Weilbach-
er, silk manufacturer. made an assign
ment Liabilities, $125,000.
SUSQUEHANNA-Fire of incendiary
origin destroyed 100 carloads of tanbark
at Great Bend.
OIL CITY-Alfred Ohiert, 8 Years old,
was killed by an Erie passenger train
here.
ALTOONA-MayOr Giles has issued
an order enforcing the curfew law which
requires all children to be off the streets
at $50 p. m.
BARRE-Alexander Ander.
son, while walking on the Westmoreland
street railway tracks, was run down and
instantly killed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lester has
arrived here from the Klondike and re-
ports that a Mr.. Bartlett of Pittsburg
is becoming wealthy at the mines.
C0NNELLSVILLE- new ST
John the Evangelist Slavonian Catholic
Church at New Haven was dedicated
yesterday.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05

Finn and Martin and Mr.. Wanamaker,
does not represent Col. GuIey the Demo-
cratic leader, their partner in the State
campaign, for he has declared that the
Democrats will caucus upon the Senator
ship and legislative matters.
And further on in this reasonable edi-
torial the Press declares: "There is no
obligation on the part of any Republican
to attend caucus" Then the editorial
leaks. 1t tells why the caucus is b ID
thing and incidentally admits that the
stalwart Republicans will not only con-
troll the caucus, but also insure the le-
election Ex-senator MS. Quay. The Press
says:
The man who goes into the Quay eau
Gus goes in as Quay man and not as a
Republican. BY such an act he demon
strates that he is nothing but Quay man,
No Republican nominated and elected as
an anti-Quay man can attend the Quay
caucus and bind himself by its decision
without betraying his constituents.
No Republican who wants to be free to
exercise his own judgment and b'st serve
the party will put the caucus gag on his
vote. The caucus DISTINGUISHES the con-
stituencies of the members who attend.
For newpaper that contends that
"Quay is beaten" the Press certainly OK
hibits little confidence in its own predic-
tions. 1t shics at the caucus, and will
shy at any determining test of political
strength. h.-PHtSbUrg Conn lercidl Gasette.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05
The Sea Board Air Line Railway.

"Florida and West India Short Line"
is positively the shortest route to
Southern Pines and Pinehurst. n. c.,
and Camden, s c., the famous winter
resorts of the Carolinas.
Winter excursion tickets are now on
sale to Southern Pines and Pinehurst,
and similar tickets to Camden may be
purchased at principal points south Of
and including Washington. d. c., Dou-
bic daily service and through Pullman
drawing room and buffet sleeping cars
from New Yoak, Philadelphia, Balti-
moro, Washington and Richmond. Trains
arrive and depart at Pennsylvani, Rail-
road stations; also direct connections via
Steamer lines are made at Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Va. For further informa-
ton call on or address W. c. Shoemaker,
General Eastern Passenger Agent, 1906
Broadway, Now York. C. l.. Longsdorf,
New England Passenger Agent, 306
Washington street, Boston, Mass; W.
Mcconnell, General Agent, l434 New
York avenue, Washington d. c., or the
General Passenger Agent at Portsmouth,
Va. l.. S. ALLEN,
Il. ST. JOHN, Gen. Pass. Agt.
V.-P. & G. NJ.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-05
"The Atlanta Special"

The route of the "Atlanta Special is
via the Seaboard Air Line Railway,
"Florida and West India Short Line"
with through Pullman drawing room
and buffet sleeping cars from New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington
and Richmond to Athens and Atlanta
where direct connections are made in
Union Depot for Montgomery, Macon,
New Orleans and all points South and
Southwest. Trains arrive and depart at
Pennsylvania Railroad stations. For
further information call on or address w.
C. Shoemaker, General Eastern Passen-
ger Agent, 1905 Broadway, New York |;
C. i. Longsdorf, New England Passen-
ger Agent. 306 Washington street, Bos.
ton. Mass; w. NJ. Mcconnell, Gene, al
Agent, 1874 New York avenue, Washing
ton, d. c., or the General Passenges
Agent at Portsmouth, Va.
L. ST. JOHN, l.. L. ALLEN,
V.-P. Il G. NJ. Gen. Pass. Agt