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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The warning poltica leaders in
Kentucky agreed on q truce, pending
settlement by the courts of the gov
crnorship contest The legislature ad.
journcd sine die.
The Tennessee republicans win meet
in Nashville April 70 to name dele.
gates 70 the national convention and
a candidate for governor.
Flames wiped out the entire bust
ness portion u the village Of spauld-
ing. Mich
Fire destroyed the residence of Hen
~ SpccEcrmau at Saginaw, Mich, and
two Of his children were cremAted.
Lucinda H. Stone, widely known as
H'the mother ~ womcu's clubs" and a
writer and educator OF note. died In
Kalamazoo, Mich, at the age Of SO.
Tired OF lie j. S, pciTer. aged 30, son
of W. A. rciIcr, ex.Unltcd States seEe
tor from Kansas, committed suicide in
Kansas City.
Fire destroyed the Armstrong steel
works at Flint, Mich, the loss being
si50.0OO.
At Indianapolis c. II. Cones & Son,
manufacturer Of clothing. suffered a
ioss of $4,000 by fire.
Flames ruined the plant OF the Dav.
cuport (InD Canning company, the loss
being si5o.o00.
The death of Herman nettermhn, ed.
itar Of the Columbus Westb0te, one Of
the best known German editors In the
country, occurred at Columbus. o.,
aged o. years
Fire destroyed the big Rothschild to-
bacco warehouse NJ Miamisburg. o..
the loss being $4,000.
In the Nineteenth Illinois district the
democrats split IN convention and
nominated two candidates--A. J.
Hunter and j. u, Crowley for con
Rress.
On May 30 the Tennessee democratic
ntate convention will be held Rt Nash
Vile.
On May 3 the Iowa democrats win
bold their state convention in Des
Moines.
The citizens Of Key West, Fla. un-
veiled a monument TO the dead heroes
of the battleship Maine.
The governor has dcsiFnated Friday,
April q, as "Arbor day" in Illinois.
In Racine, Wis, Henry p. Corbett,
charged with assault and intent 20
KIN Rev. David Il. Cheney was found
not guilty by jury.
Near winRlow, Ind. Alfred Gregory,
q wealthy farmer, killed his wife and
himself. They leave six children. A
quarrel caused the crime.
The republicans OF the Fifth Kansas
siistric; nominated William A. Calder
head for congress.
Fire destroyed the Sans a Maxwell
furniture factory at pcntwater, Mich,
the loss being 100000.
In Texas. Mississippi, Louisiana and
Alabama heavy Hnowsiorms occurred.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
msnr, from th. aavcrnmen,.

GOV. stephens has received from the
secretary nl wur check for SGT 1895,
on the assistant treasurer Of the Unit
ed States, St Louis In part payment
Of the claim OF the state Of Missouri
against the United States for rx-
pcusrf incurred In raising the vOIur-
tecr army for the war with Spain.
The entire claim Of the state vas
about Sg5.Oo0, which leaves shout 81
600 FOR items now in course OF settle
mCut
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Paris papers predict blowing up Of
mines and other disasters when Brit
ish troops carry the war into the
Transyanl
The writer Of the song. annie
Laurie" Lady John Scott Spottis-
woode died In London, at the age o: 9i.
without opposition Lord Roberts en-
tered Biocmfoutcin and raised tbs Brit
ish Hagoyer the buildings OF the Orange
Free State capital. President S,cyn hh~
moved the capital 10 Kroo lad, S.
strongly fortified e. - mi IL
where the Boers cea br.
Great Britain In tr-
turcA for peace % &c o. ~ The
nations OF the gnt she " u not
tolerate any int, .-nc by any e
them with the prosecution of the war
in South Africa.
Frances Ilodgson Burnett. the we'll.
known novelist. was married 10 Ste
phcn Townsend, her secretary, Gt
Genoa, Italy.
Advices from Manila say that Flores,
AFuinaldo's secretary Of war, has sur
rendered TO Gen. Macarthur. uhd that
the governor Of North Camnrlnca, with
his staff. has also surrendered al Nueva
Cnccres, and ordered runners sent ont
through the country {; g proclaim ..s;.s7.
lean sovereignty.
noers were said to be massing their
forces near the Nnnl river IN order TO
oppose the British advance into the
TgansyaaL ten. Joubcrt arrived NJ
nrnndfort, about 40 miles north OF
Dlocmfontcin. 10 assume command oi
the Beers. Lord Roberts has sent
troops 80 the Orange river 20 help drive
the liocrs from the Free State.
Cork and Iimerick corporations re-
fused 10 issue an address Of welcome "a
Queen Victoria and disturbnpces In Ire
land were expected.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

ILLINOIS INHERITANCE TAX.
siNteen other CopHtiea Of
the state.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 1s.--Couuty
Treasurer Raymond, Of Cook county,
has paid into the state treasury se7u.-
7i569, collected during the past Xix
months in that county on account If
inheritance taxes. Sixteen county
trcnsurers outside of Cook couR y
have reported inheritance tax collea-
iioB as follows; 10 Dasiess counyS.
$7ae.ii; Champaign. si.o3T.42: Kanka-
kee, S30,1s; Adams, sl.527la; Warren,
s4.0a6.i3i Lake, a3,i3o.O1; Peoria, -,
oii.24; Mclienry, Sl,ii9.T9; WinneLa-
go, S9si.9o: LasaIle, S2,ei6.6e: TazweiI.
Si,s4s.05; Mclean, S302.67; DeKaih,
S2T.si; Marshall. S674.42; Gala in
s5l Of: Mercer. SasG.O9.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
THERE WILL BE NO STRIKE.
Compromise Reached Between the
Miners and Operators Ia the
MasSision ugasrEet.

Massiiion, o., March is.--A eompro.
mise has been reached at the miners
and operators conference here, snd as
q result there win iSe no strike in this
district during the present year. This
miners withdrew their demand for q
zen eenis diftsrentisl. end also she fsur
cent increase for thin vein work. Ths
miners get q slight increase ON room
turning" and break thrunghs.'
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Wichita. Kas., March ts.--Col. Wm-
y. Bryan passed through Wichita, FRI
day night, on his way 10 Nebraska
Asked about this campaign issurs, ,ne
said money, trusts and imperiaIimn
would be discussed. ASKED II prefer
enca Of issues would be local. he laid
mo; thai II would be individual. Com
mercial travellers would emphassze
trnsts. many would discnss the fiEap-
ciai hill and lts esfeets ON greenbsciss.
while thousands u republicans ard
all classes Of the crpositson would DE-
sounss impssialiszs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
The ca,pepprr- iu ~. Louis.

Rev. j. W. Culpepper, of Atlanta
Ga, 10 holuiug revival services 81 tine
First Methodist church. south. 49,.
louis. Ills sun. O. Ruprk Culpcpp"r is
in chlrge Of the music. using a gospel
hymn book cnliilc Sweet repprrs
tn" words ~ many ~ ihr songs are
arranged 70 the air OF familiar mrlo-
pics like "0ld Hack Jur," "My Oli
Keutucly y Home" etc. The revival ~
q nmrnraa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

One of the largest real estate deals
recently contaminated in south Nis.
sour was made when MrNsrs. CnHtE
and Gcring, Of Plattsmouth, Neb., sold
all OF their ranch land near Sargent,
Texas county. 10 George J. Holmes
son OF n millionaire farmer of Cass
county Neh. The timber will bc cut
of, and the land stocked with sheep.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
GIVE. Eit ssralth as tA@ caass

DIR. J. J. Combg has resigned as su-
pcrintenacns Of Asylum No. 1. at ful.
ton. In = letter 70 the boarsl he gives
III health as the causc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

ST. Louis, March 1s.-~ Mra. Il. c. Bur
rows, Who disappeared from her home
in peoria, w., last Wednesday night,
was found, Friday evening, by her hus-
h,nd. ~ho has been searching for her
sdrsce shs lsft Peoria. shc 10 now at the
homie 0s her husbands father, Fred
narn,ws, IN this city. guarded by her
relatives, lesf she run away zgain. The
death Of her threc children within one
ycat has unbalanced sss. Burruwx'
mind. and when she lift her home IL
Peoria her bspe had NOT YET been har-
is1
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. JACOB \. EvrrsGn, OF
MBrysill-, celebrates, the siNty-scccud
anni,rrs7ry Of their marriage Mr.
Eycrsou Is 50 and his wife so. Roth
enjoy good health. Only two OF their
nine children are living.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Mrs Frank Price, of jefferson City,
is the mother OF tripleis- two boy
and a girl. Their combined weight ia
little over 81 pounds. OF course Iri.
ter-on people will cease growing when
they learn that Mrs. Patrick L1ycry,
OF bridgeport. Conn. HHtonishcd her
husband with u boy weighing z4h
nonnAa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

GOV. stephens has appointed T.. II.
Rea, of Marshall. member of the
board OF managers Of the colony iur
feeblc.minded aud cpiIepties at Mar.
shall, vice George Robertson, Of Mexi.
70, resigned.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

A fcud between Homer nablett and
Jeg Bilderhack. prominent farmers,
eliminated in an impromptu duel
near Kneisly's Ford, in the southeast
ern part OF Henry county, Bablctt
was killed.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The rapidly.incrsaslng interest IN
the breeding aud raising Of Angora
goats In the southwest hus resulted In
the formation Of the American Nn.
CORA Goat breeders association. which
will have It's headquarters in kausn'
City.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

]. >. Finkenbiner, 3a3S Washing
ton avenue, NJ. Louis. found a burglar
in his house The fellow escaped by
going through a plate-glsss window.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
LATHE Girl killea.

Mamie Aener, four years old, WIS
killed by street ear near her home,
Ut No. 2di0 iiiair avenue, ~. Louis.
The fender failed 20 work.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Butler Is struggling FOR a new court
house TO take the place, says the Ne
vnda Mail, of the old shack that has
been used fur years in Bates county.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
IN THE PROVINCE or ONTARIO.
50. Patrtek's Day Observea Throuah-
oas Ontario with EnthusanHsn.

Toronto, Ont. Marcb 1s.-st. Pat
rick's day was observed here aud
throughout the province with ur-
usual enthusiasm. Everybody wore
the shamrock, while the Irish rag wns
displayed on all the public huildings.
Services were held In the Catholic
churches, where reference was made
10 the bravery of the Irish soldiers n
South Africa. Consents and banque.s
st night by the different Irish ss-
eieties wound up the day.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
wsrlle Wanted a lxsIfe.

Willie Warren. aged five. OF 81.
Louis, traded his mothers gold ~atch
TO stranger for knife. They boy
had been begging for knife.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
The Nrsbtt Law.

The state supreme court has declared
.he Nrebii election law constitutional,
The law applies 10 ST. Lonis, and WINS
passed By the legislature last winter.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Hadedxe, the suitan's daughter,
sioped with Niediar. Turkish poet.
In the Balkans, Turkey. outragez
against the Christians have bren ~
newed.
The Af;y-slxth birthday Of King
xnbsEs was wi4slx esssKrsd In Itslx.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
suaaea Death Of Mr.. crcycras..

Kokomo. Ind, March le.--Mrs. Ida
Greycraft. the largest woman Ia In
diam, died suddenly at her hons in
RnSsiaville, this county. Sunday. ngcd
81 years. She was sitting at table
with her hnEband, Joseph Greycraft,
playing dominoes, when sine fell from
her chair dead. Her weight was about
five hundred and fifty pounds. A
coffin WIS constructed especially Tor
her. the largest casket ohtainabic oe-
ing too small for the body. She was
daughter q George Unger, of Aid
die York.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
Rssal ss~isvery sH ssanwax.

The Aaryyiile papers boast that
Sodaway county has mere free rural
mail routes thnn any either eouHty ia
the state.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Victoria. d. c., March ID D--AecordlBg
lo adsires by the Adzu Maru the report
that nermaay Is 10 essay what Ii es-
arywhere recognized as a practical &C.
eapation of the Province Of Shun
Tung. h generally credited as sselng In
lire with tho nrwly-aecepted plan OF
foreign eneroachment In China The
steps OF the process rrc outlined a.
follower First--A railway concesslon,
troops 10 protect the worries; military
occupation. and finally complete alien
stion of the territory. This has bssn
Russjs's course IN Msnshnyaa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
FATAL MISUSE OF GASOLINE.
five FcrsonE Dead, One Fatally and
Another Seriously Darncd
Ht Columbus, o,

Columbus, o., March i7.-Five dead,
one fatally and one seriously injured
Is the result of an attempt to start n
fire with gasoline, Friday night.
george White used the fluid at James
Wea,cr's residence. aud au explosion
followed. The building was set on fire
and the inmates were covered with
the burning fluid.
The Dead.
Philip Weaver. aged 40.
Tully Weaver. aged 3.
hoy Weaver. aged H.
Loruy Weaver, aged ,.
Joseph Whit, aged %.
Alice Weaver was fatally and James
Weaver seriously burned.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

The usual lord mayors procession
took place In Dublin. The lord mayer
Of Belfast and the mayor of Cork par
ticipated, but u number Of nHtionallss
mayors refused to accept the lord
mayors Invitation 10 take part in ths
sifair. The chief magistrate met with
mixed reception. and there were dis
orderly scenes at several points along
the route of the parade.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
SOLDIERS If THE QUEEN. 8
The Miracle Wrought In England by
the Brave Irish Lads In
South Africa.
SHAMROCK DAY OBSERVED EVERYWHERE
Evidence that the LcyAi Irish SOL
dierH Have non~ More for the
Cause OF the Green isle than
Years OF Political Agitation CouId
Have Accomplished.

London, March is.--Shamrock day
premises TO vie with Primrose day IA
the hearts OF the people, judging fr"m
the enthusiasm with which, for ths
first time In the history Of the nation,
loysliats all over the United Kingdom
are celebrating and everywhere the
green Is conspicuous.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
weuia Ena shr a~vo,u,isa.

spauiards and Fiiipinoa who are
eonversant with the Tagplo character,
unite In asserting that Aguinaldo's cap
ture would terminate the revolution.
Three months have passed since nc
was actively pursued.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Travel between the towns gurrisoned
by the Americans is becoming more
dangerous. All wagon trains must I've
escorted by heavy guards in order to
insure their safety. Two ambushes
were narrowly aycrted recently; small
travelling parties are attacked; single
travellers frequently disappear or are
found dead.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

II is understood that the queen, ,hav-
ing approved the proposed formation
Of y regiment Of Irish guards, will as
once make the announcement on the
SUBJECT.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
scenes at AIderahat.

The scenes at Aldersot were charac-
teristic Of the celebration Of st. Pat
ricks day and at all the other garri-
son towns the shamrock wns d0nned
by all the troops privileged to wear H.,
Al rcveille the Irish bands made q
tour of the barracks playing Garry
Owen" "st. Patrick's Day In the Morn
ing" and THE Boys Of Wexford" In
front Of the officers mess they played
the national anthem and cheered the
queen.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22
OmciaIn IIoIsted thr Grecn

On the stock exchange the en-
thusiasm shown In celebrating the
day gave the room the appearance of
a green house. The shamrock was
everywhere and there was more toast.
ing Of henlths than work. As a re-
sui; prices were better, though no.
BODY knows why.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-22

Gen. Kolibe he's opened 20 ports In
The southern part of Luzon, and In the
Islands of Samar and T~y,e, the result
Of which Is to stimulate trade there,
although only temporarily, as tile
country opened Is not productive aud
apparently noneonsuming. Owing TO
ehe political conditions Of the Inst is
months products accumulated during
the blockade. These will be shipped To
Maniln, and then the ports will bo
-nipty.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
Gine nette 3rinscfin.

Nitte Suni madts bic Brinseiin
Rabispia, nelde i'm Sotel Carlton,
2ontOn, pObnt. Der 8olisei bic Nnssise,
DaB ibr Sunelsn bon folOfalem Wsrlbs
eeitcblen porbsn ieien. Sic brohte aub
alsid cine 8lass seesn bas @utltUn So.
tel elm. esRsn 8srwaltuns iie psrant'
wortlid fur ben Dist It ,bl muhte. Die
poISei irauie Der earsen 8ei6lbie MIDI
re6t uno itsate aud rplrtlid fsft. oab bic
Suwslsn ni6t sshobIen, iOnoern oOb bic
bur6Iau6tisfts grinstHin fe bel benz
Bfanbleiber Attenboroueb periebt bate.
Dit ben fsitsehslten Sbatia6en confrou.
tirt tOnnte bisgrinasiiin nidt leuBnen. ions
bern ssitunp ales su. Die aIaee, pel6e
iie ssssn baS Sotel einsereitt bate,
ltempslte fe sur Sdpinblerin, Der na6
snsliibem Redt 3udibaus init barter
Nrbeit in 9lusiidf itanb. glber bic prin'
ssiIin 1T eins lsibbafiiee @ouiine bss
3aiisrs bon &ubluno unb 70 eine eS nibi
on. iis sinsuipsrrsn. Die 8olsei erbieIl
pom ousipdriisen Gmt ben Auftrns bic
Sa9s su psrtuidsn unb es piro peitsl
ni6is esidsbsn. @sbeim sebaIten fonntt
isbod bic afuire ni&t iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
&ein vcritteS Xicfet.~

Dur9 einitimmieen 8ei6lub enti6is6
ous giationals eomite Der glaiionnl
(@oIb) ).SsmOiraisn eesen cine Sutton
nit ben 2eutsn, bic filrslid i'm Blu;u
Sotel in Rep gOrf ii6 fir Iuffellune
einss britten Sidets erfldrien unb in
indianapolis aub ibre gonferen3 obs
blelten. Sin Gomite Der 2ebteren, be'
itsbenb aus Sobn Sap Chapman, Ibo'
mas W. Osborne uno anoeren, madte
feline anii6tsn Dor bsm Rationals GOmi'
te eeltenb, tpel1es ii4 aber pelssrie,
cine Sutton nit ibnen einsussben. 8On
ben 39 Witeliebern oes National'@ @omi'
tes tparen l9 su8eeen. Sur @crben
@Oobburp bon 9lsp Sami6ire mar fur
bic Aufhelune zines briiten 2idets.
@ine Seuiution erreete SO. y. Saloe'
mon, ber BETTER bes einfiubreihen
9ouisbiIlsr ,,gourier Sournuls". oefsn
8eoatteur Ssnrp Battrrion 1T, nit isinsr
@rtldruns. bab sr fur 9rpan uno Sis'
penion su ftimmsn eeosnte. Nad elmer Iun'
gen Rsos. in tpel6er ct feline neue Sal.
tuns mOtibirte. nabm sr ieinsn Sut unb
perlisB puB Simmsr, nit iusl&sm
Sdriue er uu6, ipie man elaubt, feline
Bsrbinbuns nit ben Sob. Demoirutsn
lbfe. Ssins 8sbe mar eine idurfe Gins
tlaee eseen uniere ans!Opbile aomini'
ftratipn. 9ieie republlfaniide Aomini'
ftraiion, meinte er u. o., i&eins gns'
lamb msbr su Iisben, als ibr siBsnss
2anb, unisre erVbe Republii.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
Nuardift Serfmauu.

Die embedding zines pobl ssleaten
uno in srO6urii8em WaBnube ansele8ten
GomplOtts sur 8eireiuns bes nun felt
nabssu eimem Sabtssbnt in bem Hitts'
burg. Ba.. 3u6ibauie wesen bss an
ertit,s auf ben @iien, unO GOte.Saron
s. 6. 6rid ibma6tenOen Anor6llien
SlIeranber 8ertmnnn Iesie sans Butts
burg in gufreaune, Der Ssfteiun8s.
psIiud mare pOrausiidtlid uub seIun'
gen, ipern nIdt cine nsuaieriee Natbars.
frau. beren 4repobn erreat pCrOen, Die
8sfdnsnlb 9sbbroen su elmer llnteriuG'
uus psranlabt bate. Das 8eiuliat NOR
be gnibsduns zines 3unnelS, weldsr.
in bsm 8sasr bes Sauies SO. 28 Ster.
ling Str. beeinnsnb, iid iiber 200 5ub
untsr Der 3u6ttouSmauer bin in eer
Sof oeS lsBereu eritrstte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
Gin Silipino'Tibrer befhulbtst
0eipep Der ltnipahrheit.


8unbes. .Senator pettisrstp Bat bon
sinem bsr Ieitenbsn @ensrdIe bsr SiIpis
nos. Elm Idnssrss S9rsibsn srbaItsn,
in tpel@sm berielbe bic llnterrebuns tpis'
bsrgsbiet. bic er unb bic anbsrsn Silipi'
nos nit abmiraI Dsipep batten, ais bsrs
islbe ie furs bor Nusbrud bes amsrb
taniid.ipanii&en 8riesss su iiG fommsn
lieb, um Elm 8inbnib eeeen Spanien
nit ibnen 30 erbalten. Dem S9rsibsr
sufoIse iOa aomiral 9epep u. VI. ;u ben
Gmifdren seiast baben: ,.Das ameri'
faniihe Boil, Der 8oridmpfer fur Srei,
beit, ipirb biefen 8ries in bsr bumunsn
4bfdt unternsbmen, bonn ipaniidsn
Sods bic 8blisr su bsfrsisn. bic unisr
bemielben idma&tsn. unb pirb Sbnsn
(ben SiIipinos) nnabbdneiefeit unb
Sreibeit eeben, tpie mir eS Der eanSsn
BeIt perfiinbet baben." limb ferner
.,Gmeriia III reid in ieber 8esiebune
unb bat elm srobeS @sbist. bas i&tpa&
beifsbeIt III. aubsrbem serbietet uniers
Contribution tsrritoriaIe ausbebnune
aubsrbalb GmerifaS. Die Silipinoi
m6esn besbalb i&On ibrer rlnabbdnsis'
feit berfi&ert iein. 9iidt Elm Strelfsn
2anbes iOa ibnen ssnOmmen iperben."
Der SiIipino, Der bieies mittbeilt uni
ben Brief nidt nur on Senator 8stti'
grsip, ipnbern aud an Senator Sour &C.
ridtet bat, idrisb, baB er fi6 ;u bisisi
8idtieiteauns bauptia&li6 bssbalb psr'
anIabt fab. neil AomiruI Deipsp srfldrt
battle. er babe ben SilipinOs ME bic rln'
abbdnBi8fsit periprO4sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
S@ueiper ftreifen.

Die msiiten Der SOisni6neiSer i'm
Wnnbaitun Borough hrsiisn, Inn ben
l0hdnbisen ArbeiiSias uno l0proseniise
aObnsr6bbuns purdsuissen. @s befinoen
Gt 5000 Soisnidnsiber in SEEN gOtt,
8rcotIpn unb Nepurf. Ste seb6ren
llninOs on, tpeIbe nit ben >, nniteo 8ars
ment BOrtsrS" auf freunoibaft!lbem
Sube iteben. Ser lebtsrirdbnte 8erbunc
bat oQss Mbsllde periudt einen Streit
~ betbtitsn. neil elm iOtder ieBt nidt
geIseen fomme. Srpboem buben bic
0pisni&neioer in Nep gorf ibre llnlonss
mitsIieoer in 300 8srtiidtten gum Streif
biposen. Dis Streifer erfldren. bab
felt Der ginfiibruns Der Siiiddrbeit oas
erforberIide Nuantum, tpel6es per 3ua
asIiefert peroen icq, bon 3elt au 3eit
oersrbbsrt tpiro. 10 pub elm A.beiier ii6
lest II bis Q Gage ntqudlen muB. um
Den 2obn eincs friibsrsn AtteitstOses Su
perblenen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
sfrbeiters Sefretariate.

9as in benz Isbten Sabrsebnt in
Dsuti&lanb uno Der S&tpsis stablirte
Snhitut Der 4rbsiter, Sstratariate bat
lid, ben 8eriGtsn Der 2sstsrsn sufoIse,
i'm SntsrsFe Der arbeiter aIs cine tpobI'
tbdtise S65pfune beipdbrt unb iid iiber
a[Ie bsbeutenben Std6te unb Grbeiter'
Difriite DeutidIaubs unb ber Sdtpsis
auseebebnt. llsber bic Aufeabe biefer
Snitiiuie ipirb sripdbnt, Oab, ie perpid.
elter uno umfdnbliber bic @eiebe tpers
ben, befonbers au6 bic bic Arbeiter uns
mittelbar aneebenoen @efebe gum Ar'
bsiteriHub, um 10 notbpenbiser tpirb cine
unpartsiiIds RsdtsbeIebrune. 9ieie IN
aber foitipieIis unb nidt SeOsm ;usines
lid. Sernsr lieet bic giotbpsnbisteit
Dor, nit Der Re&tsbelebruns BEN Ar'
better nod Re6tsidus susansli4
su maGen. gluberbsm aber fol'
len bic grbeiter Ssfretariate aud
ioeiaIs 8sobu1tunes. Stationen isin, bic
ibre Wabrnsbmun8sn ibsr bic Sage Der
Grbeiter sur 8snntnib brineen, bic S6ds
ben aufbsden uno NbbiIfe forbsrn unb
i&affsn ioasn, iOipeii biss i'm 8srsid
Der WbSIi6isit Iiest. Cine ansabl
bsutider 8uussipsrte unb iOIder, oeren
WusIieber in Sabriten etc. beiddftist
inb, baben nun bic Suitiatipe ersriffen
unb beidloHen, aunddit in @rob'Rstp
gort fur gtablirune zines Irbeiter'Se.
trstariats Sdritte einsuIsiten unb auf
Samfas ben 8. September, mad bem
aator 2pesum. cine Gonferens Ron Des
lssaten aIer beutibsn @etpertidaften
einsubsrufsn. Sn oem Aufruf piro ale
Isroines susefanoen, bab bic aufeaben
eineS Nrbeiter' SsfretariatS ber beri6ie'
psnsn 8ebdItniHe pesen uu6 peri6ies
ben bon benen anoerer 2dnber iein mGB'
ten.