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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Srefe Std0fe.

9ambura. Sss 9anieatiide Gb.r-
lanOesgeridt beiaB bisber tein ei9enes
@eGduOe. IS ioll nun Elm ioldss nit
einem Gofsnaufmanoe BON 1000. 900
Marf erbaut ueroen uno i'll cine Sons
~turrena unter ben Mrditeften in Gam=
burg, Bremen uno 2ibed ausgeihries
ben.-Ser %39jdbrige ediIfsmaihinili
Garl H6nfcro BON 9ambura. melber
i'm 8urenbeere bisnte, III oieier Sage
I'm 9olpital gu Yretoria ben @unDen
erlegen. bic er in ben GampIen Dor
2aopimitb empiing.
Dremerbapen. 8ei Der Gtaot-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS trurben flint Go
iialomotrlten gemdblt. Sic 3abl Der
INSTRUMENTATION Staptperproneten
lit nunmebr aui adt asliieaen.-giner
Der peni9en 9eteranen. Die in Den Sat.
rem le49 tis 1852 bel Der erIien beut.
fden Marine unter Npmiral @rommp
treue Sienfe tbaten. Der SdleuIenrdr.
ter Qlaus 2anosfron. feierte bier feline
eoloene Soaseit.
QIbed. Ser Genat erlisB cine Ser.
orcnung, tuDnad oas StritepoltenIie ben
nsrbpten 1T. 3umioerbanpluns Miro
nit Gelc ooer 9aitirafe aeabnoet.-
Sic ~l0Ojdbrige Subelfeier Der b. gjroB'
beim'iden &ealibule Eatte cine groBe
anaabl ebemaliger Gdiiler aus allen
&iGtunsen Der Winoroie bierber se'
fuGrt. Geitens oerielben uuroen fir
einen als 8eibilfe our 8enIion uno
in unterfiigunssidllen fir Die 2ebrer
Der Mnlialt gu iiftenoen NonOs iber
COCO Dart auiammen9ebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
SuxeM6urG.

QUEEN gls Der gegenudrtis
in 9bbasia, Strien. peitenOe GroB,
bersog bon 2ug.mburs nit feinem 9lo=
jutanten ein. Spasieriabrt nod 2ou-
rama madte, brah bic Mdie oes @a'
gems. Ser groBbersos alitt- aus benz
Wasen auf ben SODer, blieb ater un-
berlsyt, mdbteno Der Ioiutant cine
leitte 8erleguns erlitt.
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SGwefa.

Bern. Sir bic inldnoiide fatbo=
liids MiIiion limo i'm Sabre 1899 BON
ben ibmeiseriiden Gatboliten citca
1873, COO Grancs auiammen9ebrat)i
tuOroen 1897: 10000 Srancs). Sic
Mitt.l Der inldnDiI6en Miiiion oienen
basu, ben in refurmirten Gegenoen aer-
freut l.benoen aatboliten fir lire reli,
9iOien Seoiriniiie gu ioraen.-Sas
25jdbrise Subildum oes @eltpofper-
ems miro am 2. SUM- in Yern be9an=
Gen m.roen.
3iiri6. Gin in Meran Der liortener
9err SObann Seinrid grnf bat benz
&anton Grid cine Summe BON $780,
600 0ranc5 fir 8riinoung zines Den
Namen oes Stiiters traaenben 8reiien=
aipls binterlaIlen, in Dem altersIupa1e
uro 9ebreGlibe Manner Elm freuno=
iites 9eim unO CUTE pIlege iinoen iol=
len.
GoIotburn. 3miiden giBera1
uno Meltingen fano man sluei r0mii6.
Miinaen. Die cine nit Dem yilDe oes
Gaiiers 9aSrian OH bis 1873 II. Gbr.).
Safel. Neuli1 Na1ts liiiraie Der
NDpOtat Gr. glattner in Gieial in
Gol0e zines Seblt1itts bic Sreppe bin=
inter uno brab oas genid; er NOR
iOfOrt cine 2eiGe.
Sburaau. Sieier Sage tuu,oe in
Der Maidinenfabrit bon @Dolf Gaurer
in &rbOn ole 4000. SdOelmaldine er,
ilellt. Sic Subilarin III fir bic @slt,
aushellung in Yaris beIiitnmt.
Seiiin. Sic our1 ben 9erstura
Des Gaflo GoilO oberbalb BON Nirolo
(28. Ssaember 1881 betroIfenen Gin.
tuobner oieier Grtidaft erlitten einep
GdaOen. Der lid aui 20l 900 Sranes
belief. IS muroen, auBer einem groBen
Gtiid Qano, IL 0duier unO Is Gtal.
luns.n peridiittet. Gin 2isbesaaben gin.
gen rs. 424 6ranes Gin, Die unier Die
Seiddoigten nad ibrer EiirItigteit Der,
tbeilt muroen.
Neuenburg. Ser Electromagnetic
bat benz gjrDBsn 3ctbe cine Yorlase
eins.reidt, betreiIeno Die Nusgefaltuns
Der Neuenburser Ntao.mie in cine Uni
beriitdt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

Mnge1=, Sbren=, Ytalt= UNI S%alsfrauibeis
ten, sranulirte Nusenliter, Staar beieiti9t,
ideele Gu9en ridtts GET st oh & hmer3
soer q fahr; Ii oheit poraebeuat; lnufen.
be Ebren, 3aubbeit, Cbrsnflin en-, aatorrb,
SronhitiS, ditbma. &raniheiten Der 9eber,
oes gfagenS une Be, Gingcmeioe, Sartlelbia.
felt, Nage fatarrb, Sole 'ranfheit, gelb.
iudt, Mieren. II B Slaitn=S eihwerotn, Sarn'
Hub, Sier nfranfheit. &iidenidtpahe, nriu.
bremen. 5u 0fters uriniren u. No.. Sluts
ruo Sautiranfbfiten. Sfropfeln, 5innen. Sts.
: latteru, ecsema, @eihmiire u 10. NerpDie
6ranfbeiten, eptlepiie Snitorie, Sdlashu6,
4ebe sLberhruB, Ghesmatismus, Neuralgia,
Ser;franfbeit, ltmade Circulation Ser5.
flppfen, { fipinbel II. m. 6aH;tr, Sc.
ifwulit, 9eheil phne Az ihneioeu, of e Nu.
penoun. pop Nratmitteln I'M ohne : hmer3
-ueue " ethooe. Samorrboibtn, Siitel,
@eritopfuns. 6rauenfrapfheiten, idmersloie
We iu ption, nsrp0ie Sdmade, peiBer
SlIB, 9eheilt nad elmer mo ernen gtethobe.
Seine unlieb,ame- llnterlutunoen. llnqe.
seftaltbeit,n SlnmpfiiBe, Fieaun9 beg &lid.
Sraoes, Ian lame. ud,sthum Der airoer;
frube Sdwinhiuht, aropf, fleine uno idrpa.
DIE 9berle per r66ert uno p~eritarft @lei9'
pi !, per bel Der , ebanolunl e'folglos mar,
&ei { &eriude nod elm &iSlinaen unbeiIs
bare Sd1e n,ht senommen goniultation
ueritpie en- UNI frei fir fclde, o,e eatei IN.
~tereiiirt iino. Ninueapp.is Office 329, 3D.
ftsn Blpd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
SbanfpirtbIcbaft,
3nm 9rntidcn @eim!
Z. Mpeuue nGrolid. ct. Glouo, Minn
Gam alien Seifert's Ylase.)

Nur bic belten GetrGnfe int ,Iporfommenb=
tier gseiie uno sesen reeuite Sebienuns per-
abreidt. Seben Sag BON morsens 8 bis
abenbs II llbr freier eund unb ieoen Sam=
tag abenb ipesieler ireier 0un6. Sas oelts
Idle &eim lit elm mobres Seim fir aQe, fiji,
ausmGrtise Seluder wie fir iolde pon be,
Staot. IS mirb mir ein Ser9nii9en iein,
Der @enennuns meines States bur6 meiuen
Gienit &ednun9 gu trasen unb ibn gu einen,
,,pirfliden beutiden Seim unb baburd meis
men Sunben 81 einem an9enebmen glfent.
baltsort gu 9eltalten. SIS label ireunbli6i
elm
Nalentin Sbdum,
12-3mt @i9entbGlner.
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0rippe in "a stunoen fmrirt.

&ein Wtittel fommt benz Warner's
Wbite Wine Of Gar Sprup fur bieie
idredti9e uns fatale 2ranfbeit alei@.
@enr, srinblid unS 3eitis senommen,
sann furirt es einen Saa in "a Stune
ben, unb aeoen BEN 9uRen, Ser Der
Grippe folst, uerfebIt eS nie feline
Wirfuna. Yreis IS uHi 60ctS.
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Der .,sasrletr."- D,aneraas be. II. Mai 1899.
gum 3rDeae Del
s.A Nl>kx,N N.

DmlsIIruRn.rsnsrK gum 1ueae Der
Nieoerlssuna' beS 0ebduoe-Q naoratcs
jtuif&ea BEN edlobaarten uno Der
0itkr.. Nartt. unD G1irngaiie muroe
ieinUxit abgelebnt, Der Gtaot 9arm.
fact aber bel einsm etluaiaen Nntauf
elm Staatssui9us bon $50. 900 Wlart
In Susiidt sslellt. Siingltbin bat nun
bic Siirgermeiliere init idmmtliben
neun g%nliesern einen 3aufuertrag ab,
asi1loii.n. Sic Mnmeien aeben fir
900. 900 Wari in ben Bells Der GtaOi
iiber.
9ss.nbeim. Gus @einaut BON
6. s. 9ollss Grben cling l.Btbin in ben
@eiiy c.s @rOBbersOalid 9eiiiiten
0auies oils Gamiliengut iiber. gu Dem
Gut aeb6rt auh Der aus Dem Id. Sabr=
bunbert ltammsnoe Weinberg GitterltiIt
ct. Mlban. Ser prsis betldst l55, O0O
Dart.
W in /. Hah Der Dem preubiiden
Nbgecronetenbaus unb Dem beIIiIden
2anotaa auaesansen.n 8orlaae iOll Die,
9%r6btentbeils auf aOlien res Hsihes gu
e~rbauenoe liraieaiide 9abn @au=Nlges.
beim.Qreuanad nidt BON Gau=Glges.
beim nod 2angenlonsbeim. ionoern
brett auf Der redten Seite Der Nabe
nod Greuanad ourhaefiibrt meroen.
6ierourd Mtfdllt Der fir bic Gtaot
Maina ueientlide 8ortbeil zines birets
ten &nihluiIes nit Der Yabn mad Gem
9unsrid. bic in 2angenlonsbeim ens
bigt.
Wprms. Ser perbeiratbete Sdub=
NADER 96bringer icllte ii1 Oieier Sage
pDr Der Straitammer tuegen Guppelei
perantmort.n. Ser @ngetlaate erlhien
niAt in Dem an9eieBten Sermin; ct
battle lid nit Salpeteridure per9iIiet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
@foem6nrg.

Gutin. Sic G6efrau bes edub.
maders GeBner madte ihrem 2eben
ourh Grbdngen Elm gnoe. Sic In.
slidliGe batte bereits ieit einiaen Sab.
rem Spuren con Geiliesperwirruns &c.
aeiQt.
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gsltenes ansebst fiir einen s%tuoenten

Gin aeibiser, seididter iunser Mann,
nidt inter II Sabren, Der iid gum Yrieiters
itanbe porbereiten min, fam unterridt i'm
Qatein II. I. NJ. erbalten 8egen Mrbeit ais
BfSytner beim Yforrer. abreie, &eu. Gatbos
Tic 4e<etor, Staples, Winn. 16-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

S9winnia9ts 9eilmittsl. - Bars
aer's Wbite Wine Of Ear S1rap,
baS bette 9uffeGW tttel auf @rbn.
tsilt eiue grtiltuns In etnem 9sse.
rsesra ipeitis seusuner Is Y. 50ets.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
GetrUOer 8uf,
6eIb 3u perleiben.

sIuf eultipirte Sarmem unb Stabtsuinb=
eisentbum su ben niebrisiten 3inien @elb in
beliebi9en Summen III perleiben. Deuti4en,
bic NIT mir in bieier 8e,iebun9 @ei4Gfte tbun
moIen, CUR Nadridt, bab Serr %. 8. &ofem=
berger, Elm albefonnter beuti9er 8ir9er, Be-
reit 1T, oils Oollmeti1er ieine Oienite 5u leiben.
s. 6. Mtmoob,
16s3mt ct. GIotb. Minm.
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Barftem6erl.

etmttaart. Dor Quraem fano
babier Die pierie Sabresperfammlun9
~ tdudbiihen GMillerpereins fatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
3roffersost9xm &eGem.

Vt0k9et50 6tDHM 8eUeW.
Habit. Sic. ioaenannts
0ineG siiftnns n eixsn9 ass ~ beilea.
Netmt @arner's @bitt Dine Of
Tar 6yrrp. Sas teften 1uften=6et
mittel emf Qrtex. IS nm BOttS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
2Ie&feu6mrG.

8oiaenbura. Sur6 NSodmaiier
1T bierorts uliermeBlider S1aoen an.
aeridtet mproen. Gaf Die idmmtliden
Waridadrten lianoen tief unter WaI:
fer. Sn einigen ragteh nllr Die 2ronen
Der @dume uno Saher Der Gartenbdu.
fer aus Den Slutben berpor. Sic nieo.
risften GtraBen Der Staot fubte man
nod ourh &%luftodmme gu fhiiyen.
BrcBe Sudden Gaaten .iino ilber'
ihmemmt uno pernihtet ucroen. ge'
%iono.rs sroBen @daoen erlitten bic
9oriIddftan QlnOetotu. G6lse. gablsn
uno YeiiB.
2'ranmf&weis. lmGaft. Sippe.
9raunf6meia. Gantor sr,er.
geiB, elmer Ger dltellen ginmobner
unierer Gtabt. i'll aeltorben. Gr tuuroe
am 81. September 1903 In Gaieros
9eboren.
9eifau. Sas uoGl einsig ba=
febenoe Subildum 7~5jdbricer Sbdii9.
felt als Sanatiinller beains Der SoI.
ballsitmeilter Stride in nod tOrperlider
uno gei1iaer GriIde. 3ablreide Slid.
uiinide un0 gbrenbeaeugungen muroen
benz Subilar aus Nnlab oieier Seier
bon nielen 8efannten uno Sreunoen
0argebra6t.
Wlfien. Ser 3isaler 9usua 8l.
ter BON bier hlirste auf Der Gabrt bon
6erforo nod Samm als benz gilen.
babnSuse uno wuroe t60tli4 iiberiab.
rem. 2
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

NA1 BEN J~abrespertut 1peiraet oas
BaarSermbaen teS Nertins 2l5,879
Marl. Ser 8erein erldbt Gin preisaus.
ihreiben. in BEN bic @r9itelten Seutih-
lanbs sinaelaoen iueroen, pldne fir oas
S1ilkrmutum In Morbad einauien,
ben. Tie GeIammtbaltoden iollen
l80, 900 Wart niht iiberfei9en.
Slein. 1ierorts erihob Der Gle.
leur Nct ieine gbefrau, periuunoete iei-
men Gdwieserpater Miasuns uno be.
9in9 bann Gelblmoro.
2uowigsburg. 7ie betannte
Girma 6einrid Granf S6bne bier.
tpelhe hereits Die Gidrrieniabriten BON
@sbriioer Gitert in GurlaA uno Dol.
fer in 2ahr ourd Gauf ertporben bat,
bat jeBt aud Die G~ihorienfabrit Der
Girma Srampler in 2abr anseiauft.
Suttlingen. SIN SbuIterfrite,
an benz 1000 Qrbeitsr uno Mrbeiterin.
men lett feds Woden betbeillat tparen.
fino bic @ertanolun9en geibeitert. Sic
Nr5eiter iudtn ausmdrts Stellun9.
ulm. gas ensere Qomite fur Die
grridtuns zines QaiIer Wilbelms=
Tentmals bier bat ben SeidtuB geiaBt.
oas nun fertis s~eii.llte Wooell Der 2ai'
ferliatue in Dem Mtelier oes YrofeHors
un9er in Berlin ourd einen Grperten
in Muaenibsin nebmen su lailen uno
nod suirieOenltellenoem Sefuno i0fort
in Nnsiibrung 3u geben, oamit bic
@uftellun9 oes Sentmals Dor benz bic
fiaen 3~atbbalis. wie seplant. I'M Stto'
Der b. s. etfolaen tam. Sic Statue
IDll in 9ronse ge9oiIen tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
ei6trt 9tnsfuns '"'9 'isDaa
aler aranfen t.rpir,.ns.a

Gxatthemnttsrhr 9eilnntttel.
(snA osunfAetstismus senaunt.)
en&usrnhs Gtseulare pesben ~ysrtsfrst ~,usefenbt
Hss staitl aaeta ri n tateH Bon } b LindonA
S1titai' arst BERT rGntbsnsftf& u ~6etlmuksbe.
CfM0 uHb HeRetnL ~ prsSveet erafe,
siessians. .. Setttr Traper VI
Haa Ute 10 ssr BllfAsnSsn nns falfAen
&AyretfunGeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
8aoea.

GarIsrube. @ilbelm Gebrina,
befannt orrb patriotiiGe Tihtunaen,
iii i'm Glitter ben So Sabren g~e1orben.
Gr NOR ieit Sabren erblino.t. battle iid
aber cine bemunoernspertbe geifige
Stride bepabri. @or tuenisen Monaten
battle er feline 9oloene 6odseit 9efeiert.
Gonana. Sic fiattli1e 3a6l Der
@oc.nieeoampfer ioIl in Der hepor1eben.
Den Commentator ourb je Elm baoiides
li:lo Dirttembergiides Sampfboot pers
mebrt tperOen. Str baoiide Tampier
miro CUR 3eit in 2euy bel 36ln, Ger
tpiirttemtergiide in Nedariulm probe-
weiie sIiammens.itellt. Sic @ernietuns
uno Nusarbeituns miro in Gonltans
besiebunssipeiie GrieOritsbafen se=
idebcn..
Yfors9eim. rnldnai tuuroe elm
in Der Sdser'iden Eroauerie anseliell-
ter ~2ljdbrigcr Yertdufer Nam.ns Gura
aus Gleinreutb. 9apern, %perbaftet.
neil er periudt bat, ieinen Gollesen,
ben 22jdbrisen aaufmann Sulius
Gparn. gu Oersiften. aurs bat oreimal
matchmaker Dem 9eirerbroh be:
Srarn Gpantali, Gupierbao unO
sublimat beigemenat; Sparn bat absr
Die prdparirte epeile nidt aeaeIien.
@einbeim. Sem 9abnmeiler
Simmer murOen BON Der Mlaidine bes
9eioelberaer YeriOnensuges beiDe Seine
a%bgeiabren. Glimmer blieb aui Del
Gtelle foot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
9r. Nea,
angen'. C5fen:, Raiex', 4alS., Ia
tarr5alii9e nx> ~nersSis 2eisex.
O%ejtalih

bes bernbmtfn ssutbern s'sfieaI Il. 6xrats
cal Snfitutes ju 2suiSSilt, ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
3prnpi.ts meHfnlest.

Minfier. Ser tiirsli9 perbaitete
frubere polibote alaes geiiano, Den
130. 1000 Mart eEtbaltenDen Mertb.
triefbeutel, Der in Der Nadt gum 8.
September 1898 I'M bieIisen polamte
ahbanoen getommen uar, geitoblen gu
baben. Bon Dem aeltoblenen gelOe tpur-
ben nod go, 600 Marf auf Dem 9oDei1
bes 9auies, in Dem Der Sbdter irobnte,
Dorgefunoen.
9erne. gn6ier bat cine Dem
G6napsteufel periallene, GduIerin, Die
@ersmannsfrau @olper, hire beioen
S0dterden nno oann iid ieltlt erbanst.
SaGfen.
Gresben. Sn bednsiisenoer @eiie
meb,:n iid i'm G0nisreide Sadien bic
granoitiftunsen ourh Ginoer. Sic
3abl Der 8rdnoe liiea in ben beioen ley-
ten Sabren auf 1922 unO Die Gunime
Der barauf sniiallenoen gntiddoisuns
auf 376,388 Mart. Sic @eaierung
mill our 8efdmpfuns oieier beoauer-
liden griGeinuns geeisnete sdritte
tbun.-0on Dem isitens beg G6niss
Der 9edniihea 9ohidule gu Sresten
berliehenen Redte, ben Sitel .Sottor-
SngenieurA auh gbren balber perleiben
iu o%iirfen, baben 3eftor unD Genat Der
6oHidule lestbin iniofern aum erfen
Nole @sbrauG gemaht. oils lie ben
boNperoienten G6roertr Der fddfiihen
9sAnarie iSahrifbeiiser ariehrid Sic
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
American Locomotives.

In recent report to the state de.
partment Consul Frank II. Mason at
Berlin, relates that trials and tests OF
the efficiency Of American locomotives
are now taking place in Germany.
by reason of their great boiler
space and the extent of their heating
surface, American locomotives are
much more economical than those now
in use on German railways" writes
Mr.. Mason. "It is very evident. how
ever" continues Mr.. Mason. that like
other American machines that have
been tested by the Germans. the loco
motives have been brought over to
be studied and used as models to be
initiated by German builders and that
no idea of obtaining a supply of To-
comotives built in the United States
is entertained for a moment. Though
not profitable to American builders,
still a sincere and flattering compli-
ment is bestowed in the acknowledge
ment of American superiority in tht-
respect. 1t also illustrates the inn
portance of protecting as far as pos
sible by German patents, every
American invention or improvement
sold for use in Germany"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW YORK.

supreme court. This gentleman, it is
understood, is firm in the belief that
the decision of that body will reverse
the one rendered by the railroad COM
missioners. In the immediate future,
therefore, some very interesting things
are likely to develop i'll connection with
the new line.
Public sentiment is strongly in favor
OF it's construction and operation. Il
would shorten the distance between
the coal fields and tidewater at
Kingston, n. Y, to 81 miles, thus en-
abling coal to be laid down in the
markets at a cost much below that now
ruling. What does this mean? 1t
means that fuel can be sold to con-
sumers at prices considerably lower
than those now prevailing. Little Won
der, therefore, that sentiment gener-
ally is in favor of the new road. When
it is borne in mind that the Delaware
Valley G. Kingston, if built and in op-
Grafton, would get the bulk of the
Erie's coal traffic, thus placing the lat
ter road in a very bad way, the anthra-
cite combination has very good grounds
for it's fight to prevent construction of
the former
That interests identified with the
combination will continue their fight
there is no doubt. but what will be
the outcome nobody can foretell.-
Philadelphia Stockholder.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28

After two weeks of idleness, the Mt.
Pleasant colliery was started up yes
terday morning with many of the strik-
ing employees back in their old places.
The company has not granted any con-
cessions, and all who resumed work
did so at the old terms.
Overtures were made for a settle
ment with the strikers, but they We're
not successful. When notices were
posted that all who desired to return
to work could do so yesterday there
was a rush for the various places. Sew
eral of the more impulsive men who
still hold out, gathered at the entrance
TO the mine property and caused lit
tie trouble.
Several employees, among whom We're
Alfred Payne and a man named Lynch,
were accused by their fellow work
men of aiding the company to secure
workmen to operate the mines, and
the two men were roughly handled by
some of the strikers. The trouble soon
subsided, however. and the trouble
some ones left the premises after the
Colliery started up.
1t Is understood that the places of
those who vet remain idle will be filled
by others unless the men return to
work Monday morning.
Mr.. Payne denied that he was guilty
as accused, and asked The Tribune to
publish a statement to that effect.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
This and That.

The strike at the collieries of Jermyn
& Co. at Old Forge is still in progress
although hopes are entertained of set
tling the difficulty i'm the near future.
The Lackawanna Steam bakery is
about to put in another oven to avoid
working double-shift, as has been
necessary for several months past.
The Tri-Color Tobacco company has
elected the following directors: DR.. F.
w. Berger, of Avoca; John Beddoe,
of Dover, Del; Moses Brown, NJ. j.
Kelly, Adolph Starkman and Frank
Becker, of Scranton. The directora te
will meet for organization this even
ing at s o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28

vania Coal Co. This water may be
drained down to the Ravine and
pumped out OF the shaft.
The company has also purchased an
additional tract Of land from J. E.
Patterson whose land adjoins the Ra-
vine, and this will give the company
access to a large area Of coal and will
enable it to reach coal land already
held by 1t near the river.
1t is not the intention Of the company
to hoist coal out of the Ravine shaft.
but will have the coal from the Ravine
workings transferred underground to
No. 10 shaft and hoisted from there
to the breaker.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
RaYine Mine Purchased.

The Pennsylvania Coal company has
purchased from the Newton Coal COM
pany the Ravine mine at Pittston. The
consideration is said to be s50,000. The
main shaft is located on North Main
street in Pittston and another shaft
is located on Parsonage street and
both were used in hosting coal.
The new owners have not as yet
entirely perfected their plans, but it
is their intention to mine coal as we'll
as to use the shaft for the purpose of
pumping water which accumulates in
Nos. s, 9 and 10 shafts of the Pennsyi-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
Boring for Zinc.

Several Scranton capitalists have 4
gang of sinkers at work putting down
an eight by eight shaft on the edge
of a mountain spur two miles north
Of Espy, Columbia county, and from
developments already apparent, ore
showing fifty per cent. of zinc will
soon be mined there.
George Watson, who was formerly
a foreman at the West Ridge colliery.
is experimenting the work Of sinking.
The two Scranton men most largely in
terested in the enterprise are Thomas
Sprague, formerly superintendent of
the Mt. Pleasant mine and Attorney
William D. Boyer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
Will 1t Be BuiltP

At last the New York State Rail.
road commissioners have granted pro-
motors of the Delaware Valley &
Observation-Disclosures coaler-the right
to construct the projected line along
the bed of the old Delaware & Hudson
Canal from IackawaXen, Pa, to
Kingston, n. Y. Much speculation is
going on In coal trade circles, however,
as to whether or not the anthracite
combinations fight ends here.
II Is given out that President Fowler
OF the Ontario & Western, one of the
strongest opponents of the new line
said the case would be carried to the
appellate division Of the New York
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
wYALUSING.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Wyalusing, Pa, April 2s.Mrs. Theodore
Brown entertained the FortniglItly club Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Ben. Stone has rented Mrs. Turrcll's house,
on Peal street.
Miss Elsie Coiclough. Monroetown, is spend
ing the summer with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Newman.
Mrs. Burley Swackhammcr. Of Wilkes. Barre
is spending a couple Of weeks with her parent
Mr. John Mann.
Mrs. Harry States, Of Towanda, is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. William Lee
Mr.. L. II. Marsh, Of lie RaysNillc is spending
couple of days in town.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
The Board for Today.

Following is the makeup of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
Srraptnp April 1000
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
WORK RESUMED AT MT. PLEAS
ANT CoLLIERY.

Many Of the Strikers Are Back in
Their Old Places-Make Up of the
Board for Today-Ravine Mine at
Pittston Has Been Purchased by
the Pennsylvania Coal Company.
importation of American Locomo-
tives Into Germany-Boring for
Zinc at Espy, Columbia County.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28

~ always take
Hoods Sarsaparilla In
the Spring and It Is
the best blood purifier
! know Of" Miss
PEARLE GRIFFIN, Bald
win, Mich.
A" My blood was poor
and sores broke out
on my hands. Since
taking three bottles OF
Hoods Sarsaparllla /
have had no sores OF
any kind" Miss
MARION UNGER, 23H
Clark st., N. Y. City.
IT had that tired
feeling all the time.
I took Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and it made
me feel like a new
man. My wife was
all run down Hoods
has given her good
health" c. BowLEY,
Manville, r. 1.
"Scrofula sores
broke out OH my little
girls face. l got a bot
tie Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and before she
had taken all OF it the
sores were gone. We
think there is no blood
purifier like Hood's.p
MRS. HARVEY DICKER-
SON, Ia Tovnly Ave-,
Cortland. n. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
Crisp, Lustrous Linens
AT Most Exceptional Prices

There quite affairs the Linen Store For
prices tumbing
welcomed Here goods
a
hn Here and damak
all sold Maybe Napkins
ductons opportunity the huekep We also
goods
measured by al waydow