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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

tontg bon Sientiin cine Grtigteit. 2is
Sung Si6ang bat bafiir bas Rat6z
baus in iein SsrS sei6loFen unb bat
tbm pra4tDolle SeibenItidsreien gez
i9entt, bic bel feItli9en @elegenbeitsn
in Der groBen SuIle ausgsbaneen pers
ben. Inter ben Stidereien fGlIt Elm
feltiames Stiid duT, bas einen le6ensz
grOben 9reis seiet, beFsn Ganger@raus
bart aus ber Seioe berauspGtbit unb
oem elm Reb aur Seite rubt, tpel6em
pirtlt9e gtusen eingeiebt iinb. Gin
Grosef6ob 3immer gebDrt Der iSrei=
maurerlo9e. SeltIame MObel Iinb an
ben @Gnben eereibt, 9tltarlsu9ter itez
ben duf benz goben. unb an ben bldu
ausgemaItsn Wdnben tebrt als Srnaz
ment Der Maursr 3irtel immer ntez
Der. SIN eriten Stod baben bic Batter
Der Stdbt ibre Ratbsitubs. @Gbrenb
Der 9tngriffe Der 8orer batten bic
6rauen unb &inber in Der @orbon
SaQ 3ufIuht seiu6t, fpel6e Iebr ges
eignet fir cine 8ertbeibi9ung lit. Die
fran5Oiii6e Satbebrale befinoet Ii6 in
Der GbineIenitabt unb ein5elne SGuIer
bon Gurppdern Iiegen auBerbalb Der
Stdbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
0eutfder Club.

aIIO bort aabIreide Sdiffe dnssIums
melt, ipelde ibre 5ra4t ablaoen. 9lm
anberu llfer bes .9unb" finb Sal5,
Soble unb Reis gu ganSen Bergen auf=
seididtet, bic sleidfaGIs bon Matten
bsbedt perben. 9as Meifte 1T bur1
ben sroBsn 8anaI binaufsetommen,
ipel9er BEL Stentiin Iein n0rbli9ss
@nbe errei6t. Dor Qlem Der Sributs
Reis, Der na9 Der Sauptitabt abges
fiibrt lperben ion, muB bier auf tpeitere
8efOrberung tparten. 0emna6 lit Der
gan5e r9uno" ni9t Dtel mebr als elm
grobes gntrepot.
9us eigentli9e @obnz unO Sc
IhGftspisrtel lit, ipie sstpDbnli9 in ben
9ineiiIaen GoIonien, bic engliI9e
GonceTiion. Die 9duptItrabe, bic
8ictoria Roab, bat fuit gar feline 2ds
ben. 8obl uber lieeen bier bic bsrz
porragenoiten 9ebdubs Der Stdbt; bas
wQItor SouIeD, Der beuti6e unb Der
engliI9e Club, bas beutI6e GonIulat,
bas sisrlide unb farbiss 9ulais Der
Snoiib gluitralii6en 8ant uno naz
msntli9 bas Ratb6uus. Der Still, Der
BEL ben MonumentaIbauten bon Sisntz
fin porberrI9t, 1T Der maIIipsgotbiI6e.
8as liest buran, bdB iie ale bon bemz
Ielbsn gaumeiIter erridtst porben
iinb. Dieter 8aumeiitsr bat offsnbdr
aus benz erniidtsrnben nsunSsbntsn
sabrbunbert Iein romantifhes SsrS
mad China seflii9tet unb 1T nah benz
geis6o gsSo9sn, um bort feline mittsIs
alterliden SrGume Su bertpirtli6en.
go iie6t Sientiin an einseInen Stellen
aus, tpie eiHe gum 2ebsu ertpa9te Rit=
teraeI6iate. Selbit bds iopaniI9s
GonIulat 1T cine fsits Burg stipOrOen.
9as Ratbbaus absr 1T elm gewaltiges
aaItelI, sin sroBss, 5innensetrOntea
9emGuer nit SpibbOgenfenitern. fluns
tirt bon bidsn Sbiirmsn. Die Suupt
front lit bem Bubble 9arben" ause,
pdnbt, unb bier iIt Elm SDGler anges
baut, Der bic @ripartuns pedt, baB
jsbsu augenbItd 8riembtlo in eissner
perIon ba 6erdustreten tuerbe, lin Der
dinsiiihen Staottapslle auaub6ren.
2luf ben erlten glId bsrubrt DeIes
Ratbbaus Elm tpenig befremosnb, bod
iibt Der gdu eine impoiants Wirtung
aus Der offiaislle Rame lit .9prbpn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
8ictprid R o a b.

in bic Sisfe, Ionbsrn in bic 8reite.
Man mOdte iasen, ouB bic StuOt nu9
ieittpdrts lebt. Die SuuptitraBeH
laufen benz Slub parallel. glm Peisbo
IsIbIt Siebt ii3 elm pgunO" entlang.
0as beiBt, bieier ngunO" muB erit
elmer iperOen. Gs 1T 2tGes ba, mas gu
elmer llferitraBe sebDrt: Der 5luB, bas
llfer. bic StraBe = nur bic i6Onen
9ebduOe feblen. Die pOrbunbenen
SduIer iinb sumetIt DdurenIpeiher,
unb bisienisen, bic feline WaurenIpsis
der iinb, iinb nidt fdDn. Sur auf
bsm fran5Oiiiden ~9unb", Der pQuai
be Srunce" beiBt, Iteben einise biibide
8auten. SIN llebrisen piro aud bic
Strabe felbit 5ur 9lufbepabrung BON
8aaren, sumeiit BON Smportlpuaren,
pertpenbet. Man i9reitet on aufseitas
ptlten 8aIsn, Siiten unb Sdden ents
lang. Oft iinb fir bic Wuuren aus
ben Stro6mdtten, bic Canton liefert,
Siitten erbaut. 9lu9 bic Ddhter baus
fen in Iol9sn StrObbiitten. 90 MAIDEN
einige Stellen bes r9pnb" ben Gins
brud, als babe Elm Stamm BON Dils
ben bort ieiu Nomabenlager uuf9es
I9lassn. Die StraBe liegt i'm gleiden
g2ipeau nit Der @uFerfld6e. 0er5IuB
1T i6mal, a6er ungemein belebt bon
beipimpslten 9i6unten uno fdudens
ben tleinen9ampfbooten, bic nit ibren
Sirensn einsn 90llenldrm perfiibren.
Der gsisbo 1T nur Bis SientiiT fir
Sees0I6unteu fabrbur. Stets iino
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

rem ilnb fi6 tlGren, bis oas itoIseite
SetrGnt reif 1T. bus bic Welt Der 5eins
f4meder feRnt. Der @eidmud Der
Mengs bat ii9 frsilid ben WoIsIlpeis
nen auseipenbet. 9(ber fir ben srleisz
men SenuB lies bebd4tigsn Seinfdmez
ders. Der bas Bouquet i'm lansiumen
S6luden dtbmst unb ieben Sropfen
stpii6en 3unge unb 9aumsn lansidm
rieIeln ldbt, buB Iitb bic Sreube an
@ef9mad unb @eru9 Oem lsbten Rerp
bss alIo bssGiidten 2eibss mittbeilt,
ben @eiit erbebenb, basSers erquidsnO,
fir fol9en Srinfsr bleibt Der Gbsinz
pein Der &Onig aller Weine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
RiefenfaB in Sutten6eim.

Die alte &unIt, ben @beltrant gu
teltern unb ibn reifen gu luFen, 1T mad
ben ROmern bon ben WlDn9en oes
GiIter5ienierz unb observation-disclosures
fortgepflan5t tuOrOen. ollie bic grO>
ben Sibe bes Rbeinipeincultus puren
friiber &lOtsr, ebe Iie in bas fpsltli9e
@igsntbum ibrer jsBisen 8eitBer iibers
gingsn. gtebsn benz Sutpel S6lob
Sobannisberg bes Siiriten Wetternih
iinb bic ausgebebnteiten uno peftbz
pOlIiten Weingiiter bes Rbeingaus i'm
8siib bss preuBiid)en Stats unb bes
9auIes u. Dilbelmi. 9lls i'm Sabre
1877 Der bamalige &ronprin5 5riebz
rid ben beriibmten 9eiger @iIbelmi
in @issbaoen beIu4te, iugte er gu ieiz
mem @irt6: vNi9t tpabr, lieber PrO=
fsFOr, Sbr Srr Batter 1T Der erite
@singutsbefber i'm Rbeinguu?" =
rg2ein, &aiIerlide Sobsit," entsegnete
Der &iinitler. nbas 1T Dielmebr 5 3 r
Serr @ater, Seine Maieitdt Der &ais
fer; mein Batter iit Der 3ipeite."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

y4lIo ift bieIe ungliidlibe 2eibens
fduft erft bsute gum 2lusbrud setOms
men!" murmelte er unb fiigte laut
binSu: r@s tpuren aber bod tpUbl fritz
Der gnIGbe porbanben, @lfrisbs9"
r0as badte ih mir, &ooerih -,
mas meinit ou gu elmer - Srinterbeils
anitalt9 @ine Srsnnung bon Denisen
Monaten ipsrOen mir tuobl nod ertraz
gen tOnnen."
r8ir miifen iie ertrasen! 0snn 10
- bas ipirit ou tpObl einIebsn,-t0ns
men mir unmDgli4 in irsenO cine @es
iellIfaft seRen."
@lfrieoe I9auberts.
rYur gu pabr!" iaste lie, bic SGnbe
ppr bus glntliB fd1lageno, yipenn nur
bic Gltern nihts oaOOn erfa9ren!"
sd iperoe i9psigsn. baruuf tunnIt
su dtpsrIdIIen."
pRatiirltd, bas tpdre aud nod Ih6s
ner-; ubsr. ipenn mir fpirtlid an lSr
- Srinterbeilanitalt feItbalten-"
r@inen anoersn Quslpeg Iebs i9
nift. Glfriebs."
~Das iassn mir in3piidsn ben Be
tannten2"
r@ine nptbpsnbise 8aoersiIe, bic
bein 8ater perDrbnet bat. Mun bort ia
bispeilen BON pl0Blider @rtrantung in
ben 5litterpo4en -"
vglber bsine 6rsunos, ipsrbsn lie
ntdt bic Dabrbett abnen. ROOeri99"
rWOser iolIten iie9 Suit bu benn
iemuls Dffsntlia -"
,9ber i'd Iagte bir bod, bab id
ieIbt ss srit Isit beuts ipeiB. . &o6es
rid, i9 bGtte bid pielIei9t gar ni9t
sebeiratbet. penn i'd gspuBt bdtte-"
~Ods lpGrs bsine einfa4e Pfli4t gss
tpeIen."
rReinft bu9 Damn BAIT bu mir alIo
nihts 9siust, neil Ou fiirdtsteit -"
sd babe nidts seIagt, neil i'd
ntdts puBte."
n8ie2 SD beritebe ni9t-"
nRun, i'd peiB es bod erf ieit
beute."
rOu auhE Su bit alp erlt beute IN
Sies abI9eulide 9aItsr perfullen?"
sd? 8er ipri9t benn BON m tr9"
rIun. BON mem benn ipnIt?"
v8on bir bod, @lfriebe."
.Wie2 Oh meinit alio. Roberib. i'd
ipdre - cine -"
Sine Srintsrin! 9u bait Is ia isIbIt
eingeitanben."
so ettpGs g6I4suIidss 1T mir ia
gar nibt etnsefalIen. Sd msinte bid,
neil bu bic baI6s ait6rfIai&s ausge'
trunten bait"
nSas bait bu bod getbun -.
Sine 8sile ftarrte Glfrisbt ben
4mtsri9ter fuifungslos an, bann
iprans lie plDBli9 uuf unb lief binaus.
Ruh einisen Minuten tebrte lie Sus
rid, sins sroBe Meoi5influIGe in Der
Sanb baltsno, bic nit Der roIa 2itDrs
fliifigteit gefiillt mar.
yS6au, Roberidb", rief lie la6enb,
has babe ih in Der Srube unierer a0s
din Serrine eefunoen. sic bat ibren
2lntbsil am 2itOr abgegoIIen, um i'm
ibrem Stabstrompeter gu treoenSen.
Wir lit pirtli6 Elm Stein bonn Ser3en
gefallen."
LIMB mir erit!"
n9u bait pirtlih re9t ge6ubt, Rps
beri4! Sd tperbe bafiir iorgen, oab
bas ndhite Mdl Der S6peine6raten
ni6t 10 felt lit. - g(ber, mein Serr,
nismaIs perbe ih Sbnen ben IdnGOen
9erbdft perseibsn -"
r@s mar ia sesenIeitig, 2ie6den,
9ie S04in lit an 9llem S4uIo, unb
mir polIen lie beItrufen -"
inoem mir itatt bes feinen
2it0rs fir tiinftise SG[le sinsn einfus
den &iimmel in bas 8iifiett Itellen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
&elIerei in nSobannisber9

llnIere 9ilber Seigen einiges BON ben
fiiritli6en SiBen bss Rbeinpcins. Die
tpnigli9 preuBiidbe 0omdne glbtei
@bsrba9 bei Sattsnbsim mar Big 1903
nod Giiter5ienIertloIter unb lit beute
Der SauptiiB Der bonn preuBii9en Sis
Gus i'm Rbeingau betriebenen Beinz
c1lltur. Die ipsitgebebnten 9ebGuoe
bes Sloiters baben eine re9t Oerifies
bene 8eitimmung srbulten. Sin Sbeil
bevSauptbuuten 1T ndmli9 als Strafz
gefGngniB einQsridtet. 0as aroBe
Refectorium Der Ut0n6e bient als aeIz
tstGcus, unb in ben mGdtigsn SelIern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

= g 6absn ma9t Hug.
rWr. SOnes, man barf Sbnen srutus
liren? Sbre SOdter bat einen 5iiriten
gsbeiratbet2" nstllerbinss. Sat mid
absr elm s6anosslb setoitet. Denn
ih Die 9riiber porber setannt battle,
ipiirbe ib 2ucp Elm Sabr ms Ballet
corps seitedt baben. Damn butte iie
linen umiunit getrieat."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

-ge6iugt. Sante 1T auf Be-
iu6 setommen uno bat Elm pielper.
ipre6enoes Yddden, in elmer Yapier'
billie, mitaebra6t. rNun &arl6en,
frdst iie Den tlsinen Nefsn, .bilt 9u
mir aud re9t 9ut2" Godoentli6
itreift aarl6ens Bid bas gadet: ySa,
Sant4en oas lam i'd bod our6s qa'
pier ni4t iebtn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

9lls er nun bas nG9ite Wldl nit Der
8abn fubr, biesmal aber Sdnt Ieiner
&enntntB Der giienbabnOorIdriften
ins Ruudcpupe einitieg, bemerlte er
ne6sn itd einen 8uuern, tuelter nidt
raudts. @r slaubte nun mad ieiner
lebten@rfabrung, bab, penn i'm coupe
fir Ni6trauher nur 2eute fubren
biirften, irelde nitt rduhen, imRau6z
coupe ole perionen raufen miiBten,
uno raunte oaber tpoblmeinsnb Ieinem
Ru6bar su: r0u siinb' bir g'idninb
uns an, eb' ba Sduffner timmt, iunit
fpirit b auBi g'i9miNen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

Ben. mo Der leidts, offene 0ein 70 9es
beiblih gu trtnten 1T. 9lm penisiten
obsr erfdbrt man BON ben mG9tigen
Sddbtammern Der Ssllersisn, mo bic
GoeliOrten in mddtiaen isGfsrn sGbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
3pei aunFptrFGnbiss

NJ. .;Sa, ia, Srdu DteBssrmsiftsr, id
babe bic 0uIe in Diesbuosn geiebsn
unb babe fir meinen plaB 10 Rart
be5abIt!"
%, bas 1T nod gar nidts! Sd
babe bic 0uIe in Berlin fir sipan3is
Rart ssIsbeR!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

n.r 8eltausiteuuns ben eritsn prsis.
Gin alter Rbeingauer Sprud fdgt:
.Se srDber Der pfubl, beito befer Der
Wein." Oieiss itets gefiilIte srOBte
RbeinipeinfaB Seutf1lanbs birat g.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02

Sau". Die gneIGnber ipolIten bur6
ihr Muni5ipal paIais ibrem @ensral
9orbon Elm 9entmdl ieBen, Der 10
glGn5enbe ariesstbatsn in China aus
gefiibrt bat. 8a @orbpn nit 2is
Sung Sidans befreunOet mar, ere
fpieien iie bura bic 8enennung Sus
glei4 oem bdmaliaen dineiiiden 8ice.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-08-02
9 9auernIpgit.

Der Subinser 8aItl pirb sslssents
fif ieiner srIten GiIenbabnfabrt, als
er trob oss 9roteites Der Mitrsiienben
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

round which critical controversy most
iercely RACES. Il S@=:z
It is the modern drama that gains
most readily the suffrage of the general
public.
The poetic drama might be likered in
it's effect upon the general public to a
piece of statuary or a classic landscape,
the modern drama to a painting full of
color of arrested movement, of story.
The crowd gathers before the painted
story. Some people profess to regret the
popularity Of the picture that essayt d
to tell tale and to deplore the initiate IL
Ut life on the part of the modern drama.
i, however, would say that the modern
drama is admirable in proportion to the
closeness Ct it's relation to life.
1t is surely tie great use of modern
drama tnat while in it's day it provides
rational entertainment in the future
it may serve as history of the hour
that gives it birth. History is the word
| desire to impress most strongly upon
y":'. 1t = in ny judgment the word
which in q breath defines the !ask the
duty Of the writers Of modern times.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
NEEDED IN CHINA.
Orders Issued for Six Thousand Regulars
to Start for the Philippines.

Orders Issued for Six Thousand Regular
to Start for the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, July GAS result of
thorough consideration Of the subject
by the secretary Of war, Lieutenant
General Miles and Adjutant General
Corbin, orders have been issued by the
war department for the dispatch of
1894 regular troops to the Philippines,
with a view to their utilization in
China, in case it is found necessary to
divert them to that country. These
troops are intended primarily to relieve
the volunteers in the Philippines and
will only be diverted to China in the
event that circumstances demand it.
The force is made of two battalions
each of the Fifteenth, Second. Fifth
and Eighth infantry, two squadrons
each Of the First and Ninth cavalry,
one squadron Of the Third cavalry, and
a company Of engineers. These troops
will be forwarded as rapidly as trans
portation arrangements can be perfect
ed, and the entire feet Of transports at
San Francisco and New York will be
i'll the work.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
MORE FIGHTING IN LUZON

Third Infantry Amb">hed and Nine. Men
Are Killed.
MANILA, July 9.-Last weeks scout
ing III Luzon resulted in II Americans
being killed and IL wounded. One
hundred and sixty Fllipinos were killed
during the week and Americans, who
had been prisoners in the hands of the
rebels were surrendered and 100 rifles
were turned over to the United States
officials. The enemy ambushed wagon
train between Indang and Nacui. The
Third infantry lost nine men while on
an expedition to punish the Ladrones in
the delta Of the Rio Grande.
In the Antique province Of Panay a:
running fight of three hours duration
resulted in the killing or wounding Of
70 of the enemy. There were no casu-
alities among the Americans.
The insurgents are slowly accepting
the amnesty provisions. In some i'll
stances the Americans are suspending
operations, in order to give the rebels
an opportunity to take advantages Of the
decree
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
The BALTIC.
BY King Oscar Of Sweden.

(King Oscar II. of Sweden and Norway
while he was Prince Oscar Fredrik wrote
this poem. 1t originally appeared in his
memoirs of the Swedish Fleet" and has
been set to music by Myrberg.)
Thou blue-waved seq, that so many thou
sand years
That hast broken thy bonds mid each
gray Springs tears.
'Gainst Scandals rockbound coast hast
blown;
And to distant shores gambol]ins
70 thee l now sing, for 1 long to be
there
When the soft waves play against the
rocks.
What JOY to be out there; how the pillows
CLEAN,
When the gentle Spring winds are
Maying;
When the balmy waves simmer in the
blue and green.
And light-beams mid the crests are
playing!
See, the breakers sheen is so gleamingly
white,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
LONG ON GOLD,
SHORT ON MEN.
BY Sam Jones.
BY Sam Jones.

Americas greed will dig Americas
grave.
History teaches us that whatever a
nation has made it's idol, at last it has
fallen under it's idol and died.
Greece localized her life and central
lied her entire being in her literature,
and at last poor old Greece turned up her
toes and died under a book.
Rome centralized her whole life in her
military power, and nothing but spear
to-day marks the final resting place of
Rome.
America has centralized her life and
power on the dollar, and we will lie toes
upward under the silver dollar some fu-
ture day. We have exchanged our God
for gold. swapped our characters for
"hattr!s, and traded off our manhood for
money.
We have inverted Gods order of
things and we have dwindled into ma
ton Of klontlikers.
The country is full Of lawyers, doe
tors. politicians. bankers, merchants.
farmers. preachers. ETC., but we have
run short Ct men.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
HAND OF THE MAN WHO MADE
WAR

An English exponent of palmistry has
made careful examination of sketch
Of Joseph Chambcrlain'S palm and says
among other things:
a remarkable will power, independ-
tnce OF thought and ambition must i'm
pei the owner of this hand to almost
restless activity. The health line is not
as good as it should be, and shows a
highly strung, nervous temperament,
balanced at other points by great vitality
and power of endurance.
''The prominent ridge between the
mount of the first finger and the thumb
indicates quiclSnesS Of temper, courage
and love of controversy.
The heart line is well defined, and
shows Il nature capable of strong affec-
ton and sympathy with philanthropicai
efforts. yet somewhat exclusive, not to
say intorrant, toward individuals differ.
ing from his OWL views OF crossing his
path 1T the Wronc moment"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13

Where the soft waves play against the
rocks.
But shHkct|4 he Storm King his powerful
wings,
Rendering ash gray the Sea Nynph's
Cheek
And free-cth my sails from the loud
bursting rings.
In thousand strips, the wind so
bleak:
Then loud beneath my heart with pride
cen create"
Midst fierce waves that roar against
the rocks.
To pillows: swinging and rolling and
roaring:
Beantenus, glimmering and clear main.
Oh! sing to me- of heroic deed, soaring
And teach me the lyrics to explain.
listen With delight to legend SO rich,
When the high waves dash asai. st the
rocks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
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any sporting paper in the country. :,
It is the "cleanest'' daily printed in the West.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
ST. LOUIS STRIKE ON AGAIN.
Street Car Men Claim the Company Has
Violated the Agreement.

Street Car Men Claim the Company Has
Violated the Agreement.
ST.. LOUIS, July 10.-Two thousand
five hundred members of the Amalga-
mated Association of Street Railway
Employees of America met in the West
End Coliseum to discuss the advisable
ity of resuming the strike on the lines
of the St. Louis Transit company, re-
Gently declared off after two months
duration. Chairman Edwards of the
grievance committee read the CORE
spondence between the company and
the committee regarding violations of
the agreement charged. s<E.zx
It was decided later to resume the
strike and boycott at once. This action
was taken on the claim that the COM
paqy has not lived up to the agreement
upon which the strike was declared off
after being in effect nearly two months:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
HANNA'S HEADQUARTERS.

Summer Campaign to BE Conducted From
Elberon, N. j.
New YORK, July 9.-The Evening
Post says: Senator Hanna has a.
ranged to come to Elberon, n. j., on
July 20, and take possession of the FL
boron cottage of New Jersey Z, .,ubli-
can State Chairman Franklin Murphy,
who is now in Paris as exposition COM
missioner. Senator Hanna will occupy
the cottage until Sept. 10, and direct
the summer campaign from Elberon,
making frequent trips to this city,
Philadelphia and other Eastern cities.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
THE "MAJAH" REINSTATED.

BY Il unanimous vote the Executive
Committee Of the American Racing Cy-
;:liStS' Union has decided to reillstate Ma
jor Taylor upon payment of his fine OF
500 and Of an additional $4O0 on ac-
count of the Cape Girarde:u incident.
The fine has already been paid.
The assessment for the Cape Girar-
;lcau loss Taylor admits to be right.
since his desertion or the morning Of tn
race in the fall Of IS cost the riders one
half the prize of $SOO-the half viii. Il
had been contributed by the colored resi-
dents when Taylors entry was accepted
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
THE MODERN DRAMA
AND ITS WRITER'S,
~ Arthur W, PinerO.

However much We may admire the
poetic drama. however heartily we may
desire it's prospcIi1: IN the stage, it is
the modern dr,lni--the drama which
springs FROM the life Of the day, the
drama which deals with character as
we see it ourselves developing under the
influence of modern advancement CIR of
retrogressior, the drama which lays bare
passions and emotions we are feeling
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
ATTACKED BUTLER.
Beers Have IN Encounter With the Con.
eraTs Escort Near Standerton.

Beers Have IN Encounter With the Con.
erals Escort Near stanilertcn.
LONDON, July 9.-Late news from
South Africa indicates that the Beers in
effectually attacked General Buller's es-
cort between Standerton and Heidel-
berg on Saturday as he was returning
from visit to Lord Roberts
Thirty-four of Strathcona's horse, un-
der Lieutenant Anderson, were at
tackled by zoo Beers east of Standerto,l
Oh July 6. The British soon took pos
SESSION of a kopje, upon which they
successfully withstood the attacks Of the
enemy.
The Beers attacked Ficksburg gar
rison at midnight on Tuesday, but were
driven off after 45 minutes fighting.
General Brabant on July 5 occupied
Dernberg, between Senakal and Win
burg, which served as base for bands
assaiiing conveys. Colonel Mahon Of
General Hutton's mounted troops on
July and engaged 5000 Beers east
of Brouker Spruit and drove them of.
The British casualties numbered 30.
Commandant Limmer tried to recap
ture Rustenburg on July 5, but was
driven back.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-07-13
Steel Sheet Scale Sjgned.

P1TTsBURG, July l0.-President Sha-
fer of the Amalgamated association says
that the sheet scale Of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers has been signed by representa-
tives of the American Steel Sheet COM
pany and q committee. of the labor
organization. The agreement is COM
promise ON what was asked by both
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