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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
NtttStcn.

= Sobn 6. Repers. Elm bsfanntsr
9urssr bon 8pOmine, itarb am 8On'
neritae i'm Nlter bon Ga Sabren an ei'
mem Sersleiben.
Srau M. 3dufer, Satin bes auss
pdrtisen8ormannes Der Serntpooo Wine,
itarb am Donnerfas 9iaht im Ilter bon
81 Sabren unb tpuroe am Samitas su
0iItss.9arre beerbiet.
-Srau 9ntbarina, @attin bss Sobn
Rinesborf bon 8pomins, itarb am Sam.
Tag i'm &inbbett an 6er 2uneensntsdnbs
uu8; ie mar 81 Sabre alt unb tpurbs
am Montas su SOrtp Sort bssrbist.
Ser ls Sabre aIts 8m. @onnsIIp.
aIs Sreiber i'm Gpin S9aGt anssfsGt,
purbe am Samfas bur6 einen 9ue
Barren mitiammt brei gieln iofort gst6b'
tet. @unnsqp'S 2brpsr iparb bbs ssr.
Hsiidt unO iein aopf poafdnbis ssr'
oriidt.
- Webrere 4neeRelte ber 2ebi9t
8aqep 8abn bemeriten am Srsitas Dor.
mittas nabe Der Sunetion, i'm Slufe nnbs
oem rfer, ben &5rpT sines Wunnes.
Der nod 9sben entbisIt, als man i'm
beraussUs; trObOem man aasS m6sIid
lbat. um ibn su erboIen. iturb er. sbe
elm arst sintraf. gr purbe ipdter ala
BbiIanber W. Sutton bon bier, Elm Bee
teran bss 8Grserfrisses ertunnt, bod OF
sr in bas @uHsr feI ooer SeIbitmOrb
bee;ns, tpnnts nidt fefsefeqt tperosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Sunmpre.

-Sruu Sobn Rsio bon Sumes Str.
slnbets am SreitaS Elm 6euer i'm Ofen
an, nobel ibre 2IeiOer 8ranb finsen unb
iie in SIammen einbiaten. Sbre 8ranbs
tpunben tparen 70 idIimmer Jiatur, bab
iie bsnieIben am sIei6en Radmitius i'm
2aduiuanna SoipituI erIas.
- Gm 5rsitas MOrsen purbs snt'
bedt, bnb iemano pdbrenb her Nadt ben
8sriud semadt bate. bic @eloipinbs
Der Sunmpre 2umber gompunie 3u
iprenssn; elm srobss Sod tpar in bieisIbe
ssbObrt iporbsn, uussnideinIid purbsn
bic ginbre6er aber berideudt, ebe Cd
ssIans. bic Spinbs iu srbfnen.
-Sn bem alien We@opan @ebGubs
an Gbefnut StraBs. frdbsr bas gopns
Saus, ipurbs frdb am Wontas Wor8sn
Elm Seusr entbedt unb atpar seitis eenue,
um cine iofortiss 26iduns Oes 8runeei
su erm6eli9en; aus ber Ibatiade, bat
nit Del setrdnfte 2appen borsefunbsn
purosn. i4Iisbt man, bab 8ranbhiftune
pprIisat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
0pbe Qarfer Wpttaeri.

- Wm. @ouie, elmer ber itreitenber
DIT. Bleaiant Utiner, Der am Samltae
supor ben Samuel 9ti6oIs ansrif,
mubte am 9onnerfas fir iein seri4tli,
Dies. grIdeinsn Sirsfduft felIsn.
- gine 8srrenfuns unb Auetidunp
tommen bdufia suiummsn. ct. Safobs
Del fam iebod bsbe suiammsn, 10 gut
lpie sinaeln beiIen. Dian babe TETS cine
5lai9s ossielben i'm Suuie borratbie.
- WOntus Ra6mittas sab es in bem
bon Wm. 8reib bepobnten @sbdube on
goparcs. Gourt burd cine fsbIsrbafte
Raminbffnuns elm unbebutenoss Seuer !;
Elm Ilarm bon 2aien 322 parb ssgeben,
lpar aber taum n6tbis.
= Sames 8obinion unb 9stsr Or.
lisp. stpei Inssitsate Der Sloan Uline,
iinb am 0iontas 8ormittae burd eine
@a8sgpIofon b6s um sanssn Sbsribrpsr
Derbrannt tpOrben; man bra9ts iie mad
benz Dioies SapIOr. SoipitaI.
= Der Sunse 8i6arb 9onersan bon
bieier Seite, Der bor ettpa stpei Wpnaten
70 b6S berleBt tpuroe. aIs iein Pferb aus.
rib unb ibn bon Der gsbar Npenus Bride
itleuberte, III am Samitas, SsbeiIt aus
Dem 2adaipanna Soipital entlaKsn tpors
ben; man bieIt feline 8erIesunsen i'm
4nfans fir lebenssefdbrIi8.
8 M. 6. Sanders bon Der Grutb
unb Ganbibat fiir bic republifuniide
SderiffS. domination, tpurbe am Sreitas
Ibenb an glorb Wan Npsnus, nabs
Serbinanb Strabe, bur6 umfippen iei.
ner 8utide berausseworfen unb srbielt
ben Rifen unb bas redte 9sin isbr
idmersbaft berlebt, pGbrenb fsin ibn
beeIeitenber Sobn unberlebt entfam.
= Gm Sonntas sabi es uuf bieisr
Settle stpei SeueraIarme; Der erite um
15 llbr Nadmittass bon 2aiten 35
parb bur6 einen unbeoeutenben 8rano
in bsm Or. Ssatb Nistbsbauis an Ssn'
neiip Court beruria1t. Ser stpeits. bon
Rafen 32l fur3 Dor 9 llbr Nahts, er,
folste, als man in einem 8leiberfIoiet
bss Dabib 9ltfinion an Meribian Str.
sIimmenbe 8lsiberfdds entbsdts. Sn
beibsn SaIen mar Der S9absn Elm &c.
ringer.
-SObn 8urb bon @aibburn Strabe
unb ala Uiinsr in Der Sobnion Wine ans
gefeut, ipurbe am Samitas Na6mittaB
6aisIbf aussnbIidIia burd slnen 9sd'
entail eribIasen; ettpa flint Scnnen
EeIsseftsin serbrddten ben Oberf6rper
6es nnsIddIiGsn su elmer untenntIiden
WaEe; es bausrte nabesu flnf Stunben.
ebe man bic WaEe bon oem 2brper ents
fernt batts. Der @etbotete mar 49
Sabre alt unb tpirb bon Der @attin. feds
56ttern unb brsi S6bnen iberlebt. 81
mar elm Nitelieb Der beutiben. fatb. st,
SobanneS @emeinbe, bon mo aus feline
8ssrbiauns am WlOntas i'm 5riebbofs
Der @emeinbe erfolste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Yra6tbOac eyancD
@ai6 @aaren.

gBir pubm niht paiu6sn, cine StI6rsibung
bsrIsltsn su eebsn, nabpsm sic tspOd nit
tbusn bfanut liHO, ptrben Sir Susebrn, eab
Solomon ni6t allss puets, uup pae ss stpas
nsuts untrr psr Spunr gitbt, itinsn 9fmsrf.
uustn gum @sssntbsiI. Dislr hnrmans
Grsnaoints llno nsu-aars nur ni6t Der
Hame. Dislr Sripsnifrrifrn. Spipsl, Spi-
Brn pbr Grinfls gHtfts iiup aufallenb unb
nsu, pGbnnb eas alIOrtsmrnt 70 grpb IL, eae
bic gIuspabl i6pttria pirp. Die psibsn
Sarbrn unb 6armauts 9tsbIibfsit pirb 9bnsn
ssfallsu Wnesrijre SpipeIs fur Nittiom.
MFR 6jsbrau6 psrbrn sbrnfaIIs Sbrs liner,
fsununs srrsIen. Sie Iiub 70 lsidt ME bic
fsinitt Ssbs unb rbsnip au3isbsnO i'm ausIs-
ben. G6te Wauhstsr (GnsIanbl @bam-
brays unp Waeras in puultsfstisn fir parmt
gBetsr 5aiasn, in alien S6aitiruusrn unr
8arbsu. 6puIaresttss in buntlru 6arbsn nit
bubihsn 6isursn- unp punftsHsftrn, abIUIui
fsGfs 8arbsn. Ssiesns unb franJSiii6r Sing.
bans IN bgaubsrnpsu 6arbsn GOmbnattO,
nsu, uub pisle anesrr 6abrifats unp Namen,
osren giennuug lls ermiieen piiree.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
uuS beni oberen xhale.
(NrtbaIb @prrsIppnben,.)

- Sin @ebduoe beS Wm. Sabis auI
benz 8er9e su WapfsIb, bon Wiife Pet
beDObnt, purbe am Sonntas Niorsen
total burd 5euer 3erabrt; Elm 8Oitsdn'
ger rerlor babel eine srbbere @elbiumme.
bic nit berbrannte.
= Sn 6er Crafty SsIanb Wine su
Pedpile tpurbe am Samitae entbedt,
oab am Sube Der 8Iane, nabs bem
Suupteinsuns. Elm 8Oblenbaufsn brannts.
bod mad td6tiser 4rbeit selans es, bas
6euer tpleoer 3u lDf4en.
- 8on einsm i9Iimmen llnfaa purbe
am Samitae ber IA Sabre alte polniide
&naben Simon @asa BEL bsm Ontario
BREEDER su PedpiGe bstrofsn; er tuurbs
burb einen StoB bon ieinem Barren ges
tpOrfen, oehen Rdber ben Iinfen Irm
3erertidten, fcoab er amputIrt tperben
mubte.
Srau Carolina Willer, cine aItbss
fannie 8stpobnerin bon 4rdbaIb, itarb
am Sonntas in Der WObnuns ibrer
Io6ter, Srau 6. 6. 8attenbers. nab ei.
ner fursen &ranbsit i'm IIter bon 95
Subren; iis tparo in DsutidIanb ssbo.
ren. tpobnte aber Iber so Sabrsn in
Gr4baIb; udt 8inbsr iibsrIeben iis. Die
9eeroisuns erfoIste am Disnitas I'M bors
ti8en lutb. 5riebbofe.
- 8irsinia, Tobter bss W. 9. Stes
bans bon Jlorb Nain Strube, Bsdpiqe.
tpOate am Sonntas abenb ben Ssisaps
parut i'm 8sIsr nit burd blsetrdnfte
SoIsitdde su srbberer Gbdtisfeit anfa.
den. aIs pIbsIid eins Grplofon erfolsts
uno cine Ianse Slamme aus ber IbGre
oes Qpparates ihob unb ibr &leib in
8ranb iebte. Sic rannte idreisnb bic
Grsppe binauf unb ebe man bic brennsns
ben GIeibunsSfide sebdmpft battle, mar
tie idlimm perbrannt. bod ertpartet Der
bebunbeInbe arst ibre @eneiuns. ba iis
bic Slammen ni6t einatbmete.
(GarbDnbaIs ecrrsipSnbsni.)
- Sin 2inb bsr @beIeute GbarIes
Obnmu6t bon bier farb am Samhas
uno tuuroe am Wontas su Sermpn besr'
oi8t.
- Die Dm. Wartin @obnuns an
PonberIp Strabe tpurbe seitsrn 8ormit.
tag gum 8etrase bon $500 bur1 Ssuer
bei&doist.
- Stabti6abmeiiter gonnor erbieIt
am Samftag bon Gountp. Sbabmeiiter
8eap So. .879.60, ber glntbeil unierer
Stabt an ben erbaItenen @strdnfelissns
fen i'm GOuntp.
- @ine StraBsnbubn.8olI ereis.
nete iid am Samitas auf Der SO. l
Bride, bod purbe Rismanb berlebt.
trOBOem bic beioen 8ubnpasen bei4a'
oiBt purben.
IS. W. @oben's Sdsune in ber 4
8arb tpurbe frdb am Wontas Norssn
mitiammt 9ferb, 8asen. SdIitten, ETC..
poafdnbie bur6 Seuer serft6rt ber
8erIuf bon 81. 900 III uoIIauf Osrii4ert.
- 2aibarina. bas 8 Ronats aIts
369terIein Der @beIeute Gbarles 8ossI
bon Sieblanb 4penue, bas 3pei absnbs
suUor an Der @aitritiS farb, tpurbe am
5reitus in st. &oie Srieobcfs bseroist
- @onhabIer Mi6asI @aIib bon So.
ref Gits eri4OB seitern Radt Sobn Ne'
Dermott bon 8anbIine, als blsier ibn
nit einem &aiirmefer anereifen tpoIte;
bic 8uBsI bruns WcDermott burd's
Sers uno in Is Winuien mar er tobt.
@aIib parb einsefedt.
- Das 8alIep Saus an Dunbaif
Strabe mar am Donneritas su brei ber'
i6isbenen WaIen in 8ranb, bod seIane
ss iebesmaI. benfelben su l6i6en, ebe
tpeiterer Sdaben an8eridtet tparb. @b'
iparb Wsaabp Der bic Seuertpsbr an
Der a6idarbeit binbern tpoIIte unb einen
Sdlaud nit Der Irt bur1i&neioen
poate, ipuroe arrstirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Inter ben iueiBen
@ai6 Tabritatcrt

Tutsn ole man6sn alien 5rrunb, nit ben
Sabrtn ttpas psranpert cher prbeTert fOpis
sns WaiTs BON Nsusn, lscss init bent anerrrn
pstdfsrnO, um 9brrn gefalen 3u srrrssn.
9aiIst uus sin paar Ramtn anpsutrn. Wsl6e
ua1 unlsrsm @lauben Sie asrn ifbsn mir.
ben: StanparO piQurs, SpiBsulrsifr pi-
auss, Ganrp piauss, etc. 2aipns in Bay.
apars unb anbsrsn Srslfen Wer:rBtp
Strtifcn unb plaibs, nit benz CLAM RON
Ssies 6aney 9rsps Gfsft @rpsbs, S6psi.
p Sreanoiss, Seffrriftc Wlaoras, usus
tapns in erpbsr auspabI pUn AuaIitGieu.
ctr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
BON Der SnSfeite.

Sruu WueouIena Ssubrsr un6 SObn
9aItbaiur traten nit oem Dampfer st.
Baul eine 9teife mad PuriS unb Der
Shpsis an.
gta6 neuntdsissm 9siOsn an Der Sun.
8snentsdnoune oeribieo am DisnItas in
ieiner 8Obnuns an Nsptune 9Iaes
@barIes Sd i'm glItsr bon SO Slbren.
lie 9sGolSuns etfOIst mOlssn i'm
Waibineton 4psnue SrisbbOfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Selifateneu.

Sii6e: Neue SOadnOiIde Sdrinec
unc &ufi4e SurOinen, Snmburse,
gaIe in Del uno @eIee, @abiar, Sar.
Oinen in 9G6ien, 2obiter, Ippetit SiIos,
setU4ter 0tadereI, 8ieIer Sprottsn in
Del.
9dfs: 5romuse be 9rie, 9ieber.
franz, Cream. @rdner, SApsissr, Sim.
burger, 9aditein unb Sanb 8aie.
Wurlt SaIami uno @erpeIat, Wie.
uer, nit ober Obne Sauertrnut, uni
5rantiurter in 9dbien.
SpeSialitdten: S6ienmauI.
5uIat, 2iebis's 5Ieifd' grtratt, OIipenO
beim Quart. 9amm' 3unsen in I6pfsn
gbtpar6 9 iebeder,
$50 2adandnna Ibe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Or. Sumpbreps' Spseifies fur
fftuhat
Rinber.

Or. Sumpbrsss' Specific Runuul
entbdIt elm ipesieIes 8upitsI iiber 2in.
certrantbeiten. Sober Wlutter pi[lfom.
men. Srei auf 8erIanssn sussi&idt
Sumpbreps' Mebicins Co.. @de 8iaiam
unS Sobn S!rabsn Retp gori.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
speSieae Nusfellnng
bon @aid Syabrifaten

bsutr unb biris eauSs gBots. gBOlt 9br
ppriprsGsn une Te bsiihtissn9 Sbr wsrost
Gin piafpmmensr 9slu6rr iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
2ebte q a ri6ten.

9unsium unb UOriidiis. um cine Bus
renfaae su Uermeiosn, riiden bic 9riien
UOrtpdris. benn iie baben bur6 Grfabr'
uns etwas selernt. 9ta6 ben 8uren
9eri6ien finben tuestdeIi6 i6arfe
SbarmGbel fatt uno iie ipsIhen nur Der
acknowledgement usbsrmadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
&r(Qubt llnS
Sic bef0nnt
ilt nlad)cll

nit uuisrr sIssautrn eiuir pun nsusu psiBsr
unc fanep @albpaaren. Sie iinc pirfIit
Sbrsr Snlptftipn piIrpis, la S6Subsit Wpp'
unp q pitGt nismaIs nit bsiISrem GHeft rin-
amber srsin,tsn. als pis bier asfunrsn, une
psr pirbr Iplbs @tlsllbaft psrmsihsn !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23

s,S sons way on, with snow lake to be crossed
49, % htsn Ice wall to be scaled by zigzaFg with
Whflinrn e sno frozen With eyes blinded with the
az. Ing snow and with porters in open rebellion
10y 10y went on through the relentless storm and
200 feet inc aheroos registered
. st was high life such as no other woman had
n nren experienced. but Mrs Fanny Bullock Work
.I AH was satist1ed with few minutes OF Il. There
s ~aS no view to be had in the whfrng storm Of
&C. w uust ana there was neither light for photo
stsr TOT zurbriggens pipe The record was made
AZ an eNnaustng, benumbing ascent, and barely
nNe minutes were passed on the summit. There
~ was no tlme to lose when there long descent
~ pe mace TO camp, and before they reached II
15ey would have been thirteen hours in the high
VII lru ana snow hoser Gunge, where neither man
.oi woman had been before. had been conquered
~ WAS the longest feather in the American
S Sys nat and she waves II in triumph and
piuIes herself upon having IT. Honors coming
70 70 6eT with free hand, for she has been invited
10 oeIlVer an address before the Royal Geograph-
icai Society at Edinburgh and also to read paper
nerore the Alpine section at Paris before her re-
turn IN the autumn to America l. N. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
PAsTIME FOR INvALIDs.

timely suggestion comes from Miss Emma
Mayhem, of Michigan, who read with interest an
article in The Tribune nature study re-
source for tnvalids She writes: An observation
hive Of bees is ideal diversion for those who
cannot sit up. The glass hive should be placed in
a window, and arranged that the bees may
have outdoor exit but no entrance into the room.
competent beekeeper, although when once estab-
lshed there is little for him to do the bees
manage their affairs with much efficiency.
That is they do during their busy season. which
lasts long the flowers. When the honey flow
Is over the bees should be returned TO the apiary
until the next summer.
When the hive is settled there is much oppor-
tunity for observation. The queen bee can be
seen Inspecting the brood chamber and depositing
her eggs The attendant bees be watched as
they assiduousy wait upon and feed her. Then
when the brood is Matched the bees be seen
caring for the newcomers keeping the hive clean
grow older it is Interesting to watch them they
come busting in with their loads of variously
colored pollens, depOsiting them and fastening
away for more. when is needed. hanging
for hours almost mOtlonless.
They have wonderfully wise and winsome ways.
you have followed them from the time the tiny
egg is deposited, the larva fed then the cell
containing il capped over, have watched the young
bee as ii emerged and seen it, her toilet
was over, take up her duties.
1T will add much to the pleasure to have a good
of movements one fails to understand or to verify
Observa TONS
Miss Mayhem has for years been obliged TO lie in
bed without even the thinnest of pillows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
n RIBuNrSunslnnrSonrrn
GOOD CHEER.
WE MUST GROW OLD.

We must grow old! The years go by,
Sometimes wings they seem to fly;
But why such haste? We know not why!
We only know that we grow old!
Sometimes, alas! the years they go
As II with leaden feet, so slow
We faint from pain We cannot know
Wherefore or why, but we grow old!
Each vanished year its own sad tale
Or disappointment, woe and wall,
Adds to the score until we fail
Since we grow oldl We must grow old
The broken links OF life's short chain
Can never find their place again;
The heart will bleed when pierced with pain,
When loved ones die, and we grow old.
Into the dark unknown we take
The hopes misfortunes could not shake,
Pure the mountains snowy flake,
Where all Is well-when we are old.
Timothy Thomas Fortune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
FARnERS BEWAIL POOR CROPS.
UNFAvoRABLE REPORTS FROM WESTERN
NETWORK COUNTIES

Rochester. y Y. July . CspecIaD.-western
NeW-fork farmers are not fated TO realize much
gain from their crops this year. II the reports
which are constantly coming in from the country
towns are to be received at their face value. Ac-
cordins to this information wheat beans hay and
fruit are short in quantity and poor in quality.
These are what the farmer relies on most and II
they so back on him hope departs from his breast
The greater part of the wheat crop is admittedly
a failure Orleans. Genesee. Ontario. Wayne.
Wyoming and Monroe all report thin fields. in soma
cases hardly worth the trouble and expense OF har-
vesting. The early drouth is responsible for this
failure. The rains came herceIy when the heavens
did open, but the drenching late TO
the wheat and, as far as that Is concerned, much
of anything else.
Beans have always been a staple in this section
Of the State. Some hope remains that the output
will rot be a complete loss Beans do not mature
as early as wheat, and the downpour Of the last
few days may have reached them in time.
Hay will be scarce this year and many town.
ships state that the crop is, like he wheat, hardly
worth the trouble of taking in.
The fruit outlook is much brighter. Straw
berries were fiat failure. Black raspberrtes ara
equally poor. The red variety. however. by soma
strange freak of nature, IS exceedingly good
Apples gave every promise Of fun and heavy out
put up TO Tuesday night Then came the big
storm which swept the entire western end OF tina
State. It IeveHed whole orchards. and tore on
immense quantities of the green apples. which now
lie rotting and useless beneath the ruined trees
Pears Jared better. and may come OF their
troubles the best of any of the fruit Peaches
seldom relied anyway. and if they turn out well
the farmer Will sing praises, and II they don =
why, he'll just say, Il told you So"
ne grape growing industry mas taken hrna
hold in Western New-YOrk. and many acre
once given to waving grain now CLEANS green and
tousled with long lines OF grape This Is true
OF landscapes far from the warm slopes Of lake
shores and river banks, for Orleans County boasts
some OF the finest Niagara vineyards in the cOun-
Try. The grape growers, however, are adding
their wall OF to the general accent or disgust.
especially those who live along the edges of keUka.
CanandagUa, CayUga and the other finger lakes
to the southeast Of Rochester The rot" has
made its appearance. so the vineyard masters say.
and that means quick work destruction The
extreme dTyness and heat of the last few weeks,
followed by the slashing rains of Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday, held responsible Tor this dreaded
disease of the vines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
ETON JACKET, NO. 1893. FOR COUPON
AND 10 CENTS

The Elton jacket gives every indication of con-
unued and increased popularity. 1t will be the
most general outside garment for autumn as it was
for spring The jaunty model illustrated is simple
Of construction, and has the merit of becoming
open or closed at touch. AS shown 1t is of mixed
gray cheviot and makes part of general utility
gown, but the design is equally well suited to black
and tan cloth that be worn with any skirt and
to pique, duck and the like The fronts are fitted
with single darts The back is seamless the snug
effect being gained by underarm cores. The collar
and revers sef-faced finished with rever tailor
stitching The sleeves are two scanned and fit
snugly, with just enough fulness at the shoulders
10 prevent oVertlghtness. They stitched to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
NEWS FROM THE YUKON REGION.
MANY CASUALTIES REPoRTED-A NEW GOLD
DISCOVERY.

We, B c., July 22.-The steamer Bristol ar
riveu st. Michaels yesterday after passage
Of nine md a half days. The passengers report
new discoveries in Tanana- Urek Creek claims are
giving from % to 10 cents to the pan. A stampeds
to the diggings is expected.
On June Is a cavern OF the bank OF the Yukon
buried boat crew, which is believed 10 number
from three to FIVE. Tlrse bodies were recovered,
but are unidentified. eHhHH
On June 20 a boat containing five passengers
drifted out TO sea from the mouth OF the Yukon
and all are believed have been lost
Four bodies OF Miners drowned from the capStZ-
ing of boats have been picked up on the Yukon
flats.
of c. D. Lane is reported 10 have been shot
Nome in claim jumping quarrel
Passengers report osSg%p qundred, if not more,
cases of smallpox at Nome The steamers DlSc0V-
cry, Utopia and Morning star are QuaranUned at
ST Michaes.
Captain Mcintyre heard a report ST. Michaels
that the steamer Charles Nelson had been driven
ashore the Siberian coast by ice, and is believed
10 be a wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
ARuY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. July 22.-The following Army and
| Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major ALLEN SMITH. 1st Cavalry. win proceed to
Seattle and join his regiment
proceed 70 Omaha and report for GUY to accompany
port assignment TO duty
The following named acting assistant surgeons
will proceed TO San Francisco and report for as
signment to duty;
W ARLE C tA5 from cPs69ysfR hfh " H xN
TON. from Barre, VI; WILLIAM W RENO, from
port, LOUIS A SPAEIH from Jersey CITY LIONEL
J1NGER from New York city, EDWARD E. LAM
KIN. from st. Louis.
The following assignments to regiments Of officers
are made:
Captain HERBERT 5, wHIPPLE tpromOIsd from INST
Mackay, retired.
First Lieutenant STEPHEN NJ KOCHEEssPEFGER ORC
NOTED from second lieutel11t. "a Cavaryo. to the
Captain JOHN ". HEAVEY (promoted from first leu
pany A. vice Nickerson. retired
The following transfers are made:
Captain JOHN W HEAvEY. from the 15th Infantry to
the 18th Infantry. Company E
Captain HENRY J. HUNT. from the 11rh Infantry to
the 17th Infantry, Company A
The &9ssqss g.aas5 5 cPfa8 a 6zRA B Full
a. Fngineers is further extended two months on sur
geon's certificate.
Army Retiring Board is appointed to meet IN wash
ingtOn al the War Department, for the examination
Of such officers may be ordered before T. , Detail
lieuteDant-C colonel ALFRED A.
EoIS5eI H FL a. sTIHPE assistant co1ssafy
subsistence; Lieutenant mel CHARLES
A. DEMPSEY. LIST Infantry Major GEORGE p
BUSHNELL surgeon. and First Lieutenant ARTHUR
NAVY.
Naval Cadet Y. A KIMBERLY. detached the Vixen an6
the Massachusetts
Naval E j. SADI4cR detached the Philsdelphia
and to the Iowa
Naval Cadet J. r. GILNiER detached Philadelphia
and the Iowa.
Captain A R. DAVIS. Z. 5. NJ c, killed Ten-Tsiu-
The following commissions have been issued:
IAeutenant-Couluanders H o DUNN W. 5. BENSON
a W DODD, commissioned heuteuant-cora-
manders from July l. 1900.
Iieutenants F. A TRAUT and J. F. HINES commits
stoned HeuteRants from July /, 1900.
IsAutepants {, r RARNES K NJ BENNETT W r
GHERARDI j. r. WALKER. r. T. BALDWIN and
H V BUTLER commissioned heutenants dunior
grvde July l. 1900
Changes Of officers on the Asiatic Station-cabls
commander-in-chief, July 49,
Ensign w c. DAVIDSON and Assistant Surgeon A G.
GRUNWELL detached the Brooklyn and TO the
MonOcacy
lieutenant W II. ALLDERDICE. TO the Monadnock-
Surgeon A. c. H. RUSSELL, detached The Newark and
Yokohama Hospital for treatment
ptal. Taku.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. NJ KENNEDY detached the
Yorktown and % the Newark
LIeutenant-C Commander W. s. HOGG detached TIE
Monocacy ana To the Monterey.
ComuaI der F. P. GILMORE. 10 Mare Island Hospital
for treatment
Chief sanmaksr JOHN RoDDY detached Cavire station
and TO Mare Island Hospital Tor treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-23
ooIFFURES THAT TELL THE AGE.

A woman's age in Japan is easily told by the
arrangement Of her hair Girls from nine to fifteen
wear their hair interlaced with red crepe in a
semi-circle around their heads curl being left
free at each eide OF the forehead From fifteen to
thirty the hair is dressed high on the forehead
and arranged at the back in the shape OF but
OF silver cord and sometimes colored balls After
she is thirty a woman twists her hair around a
OF the head.
A Widows fashion of hairdressing is far and
away In advance of her American sisters, II
tells her lonely condition at a glance and the
initiated are able detect by IL whether or not
she wishes TO marry again.