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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Has xhal abn drtS.

1abIor. irrtbumli1er Weiis
bon uns fir nddten Samftas aneeftins
oiste Sdeitenfdleben stpiiden ben 8iI'
belm EEL unb DiIfsss Barre S6Iben
Stub, iOate idon am perHoHsnsn Sam,
flag itatifinben, purbe absr porIduiis
peridoben.-9 Dabis @diGerei am
nfer bss 2adapunna 5Iufes. psI6s
felt bem Olinenitreif in Operation mar,
purbe am Dienitus bis aui tpsitsrss au'
ber Setrieb seitelt.-Weeen anbalt.
enber 8rdnfIi6teit bes Serr SObn bon
BeiienfIub bat oieier bas NilbeIm Gel
Sotel ieinem 9ruoer 4Isranoer tiberse'
ben, Der bisber aIs MiI6mann tbdiie
lpar,-SObn $. Surris, elm Witelier
Der |. 4rtilIerie. Ser. Staatsn 8egulGrs,
befinbet ii6 bel isinen gItern oabier sum
Seiud.-8ei einem StraBenbabnira9sn
llnfua babier am leBten Wontus tpuroen
Die 5ruuen 8. 9 @riifitbs, 8m. @OOb'
min uno 8enpon psrIeBt, aber feline ipei'
ter sefdbrIid.
- 2ufe 8aIib bon Nrnoofa ipurbs
am 6reitae Ra4mittue uuf ben .. & 5.
@eleiien bon einem 3u8e setrOffen, aber
ni4t Iebens8efdbrIi6 perIesi.
= 8nei Ieere fa1e Barren brannten
am Dienias auf benz 3peise ber Spring
8root @afer So. burd uno bonnsrien fir
iieben 9ReiIen ben Berg berab, BEL Wloo.
tic bon ben 8eleiien fprinsenb, iiber Elm
6ele fur etipa 100 SUB Iuufenb. unO
oann 9eeen elm @obnbaus, bas BON 6.
8. 8roabbsab beipobnt ipir6, ftoBenb.
Gin Sod tpurOe in bic Seite 6es Sauiss
setoben unb beridiebene Saden in Osm'
ieIben bur& ben Anpraa esbro6en. nab.
reno bic camille nit bem S&rsden bu'
pontam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Armens8c chDrbe,

Sine msbr pis seip6bnlide ansubI
bon untetItdBunsSbeOI feate iid
am sreitae in Der 8eriummIune Der obs
gen 8sbDrbe Elm unb tpdbreno Elm 9bsil
berielben befrieciet ipurNe, tperben in ben
anoeren SdIIen ert nntsSiudunesn por.
senommen, oh bic appIifanten aud pilr'
big iino. 5ruu 8eoree 8ermabe bon
3neitsr Strabe erbielt bic rlnterhiBune
runbuee abasihlusen. alS betunnt puroe.
bab ibr 9atte am STREET. isi. Die Be-
bbvoe mar Der 4niidt. bnb elm Mann,
Der aibeiten fam. uber trcsoem an ben
Streit eebt, feline 9toib ieIbt usridulbet
DaS Bitten Der 6rau mar ieoo6 70 sr'
srelfeno, pub bic einseInsn WiteIisbsr ir
ibre sisenen Guidsn sriffen unO @sIt
senuB bersabsn. I'm Der Srau psnisfsni
fiir elm puar Gage ausiubsIfeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Sunmpre.

- Sobn 3ur9er's WeSserIaben an
Sdb 8IufeIp Strabs tpurbe am Donners
tag Wioraen Inn Sleiibpaaren i'm BE.
TRACE bon S25 bis $50 beftObIen.
-SamsS Garter unb @m. Sbumas
bon Sport Siq, bic am 4. bs. Wts. ben
Gharles Miaion bon Waribnooo nieber.
i6lueen unb UNI S9 bis SO beraubten,
tpurben um 9onneritus bsm @sfdnsnib
iiberianbt.
- 2onp 8aee unb 9Onnio Waffuc
bon 8IuteIp Strabe, bic s25 tpsrtb 98aa,
rem in Gmpfane senommeu baben ioaen
bic aus bsm 8epitone SoteI enttpenbeI
tpurben, ipurben am Dtontng auf BIZ
antlase bon Sobn 5, Coleman arrstirt,
bersihteten aber nuf elm 8erbUr uni
iteaten fur ibr seri6tIi9ss grf9sineu
SIrsidaft.
- Die @Ontroqe bes DaEsrbeburfei
fur unier Borough sins am DOnnerfaf
bon ben Sduben Der Dunmore Gas uni
Bahsr @umpanie in bic Der Scranton
Gas uno Mafier Gompanis iiber, inben
Iestere fiir bic 4ftisn Der erRsren $780,,
900 beSabIte. 4m eleiden Gage ma6t,
bic Scranton GOmpanie nit ben bieFser
BaherrDbren 8erbinoune unb isitoem ba'
ben mir antdnoises @aGer unb bOaau
senue fir ieoen Seoarf. nnterbanbIun
gen fir ben 8erfauf iparsn i6on felt Ell
niger 9eit i'm 9anse unb Der niebrie
8aheritanb babier lett ben lestsn paa
Wo6en beeiIte bieieIbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Mber bas Sutc
enbet nibt bier

gBir psrbtn ss lsbr gut 9brtr Wiibe prrtb
ma&sn, unlsr ltparits aIsiprpaarrn Otpartt'
mtnt bi,is Wp6s ;u ttiu6sn. Sier ilns pttr
arpbs ,,Spseials" obnr @lsi6tn unc 9sracs tn
linis nit ben alltGsi&sn 9pen Der Wref.
45 Sol e4ts gBOas fsins ssrsss, AZ Gents.
Gin pra9tpulIss MittsIasipidt Su& fir RUd'
OSr suusr ausiiss unb bel psitsm pttI mtbr
rfrtb.
5O.8Oa sani @Oas iapere Gbsbiuts, 65
Gents.
Gin bsTsrss 5u& fir raubs 9Bsttr RBdt
pen ansiies pirb nitt fabri,irt uuO su ettism
preIs III IS pirfIit Gin iibtrrai6sncsr BpribstI,
56.3ou e9ts @olIs iapsre Someipuns, 55
Gents.
Diss partis srrsst iOfprt Aufmsrffanlrit
Der mirfliGs @srtb II 70 aussnibrinlib, bab
isbs psrlGubiss 8rau ibn ipfprt erbIidt.
65sSolI eate @obair 8rilliantiues, 80 Cts.
Sitr IL sin trasbarrs 6atrfat pOn uniptifsl-
batter 6jiitr unb mGbistm prtis, has uutsr al.
len llmltGupsu f6 ale Sufrisesnifs0sne trpfilsn
pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Sbermau tpbt.

SIN ieiner @Obnuns in 8uIbinstOn
Iturb WiOntue WOrssn adtSsbn Winuten
Dor iieben llbr Der frIbere Staatsfefretdr
Sobn SHERMAN. Ssin 9IbIsben fam
nlat unerpuTiet, benn bic Asrste batten
I9on Dor mebreren Sa9en srtldrt, Der
sreiie Staatsmann eebe isinem @noe
entseben. 9lIS llrfa6e Isines Suoes
tpuo 8ebirni6pdGe aneeseben, cine
5Olse oes boben 9lItsrs un6 Der 2unaents
stnouns, bic er ii4 auf Der ReIie na6
8etinoien eeboIt bat. Seit SamItae
gladmitta8 mar Der 8srbIi9ene bic meiite
Belt bepubtlos uno erboIte iid nur, fpenn
ihm etpaS giubruns einssiI6bt purbe.
Bon Sonntas Stu6mittas an mar sr
tiberbuupt ni9t msbr sum 8sipubtfsin
eetommsn unb BEL 9asssanbruG Rontae
mar er iunft biniibsrsei6Iummert in oaS
9anb, bon beien 9efaben iein StsrbIi'
der tpieoertsbrt. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Bon Der SnDfeite.

Den gbsIsuten Sarrp 8sbrum bon
Stone Auenue tpuroe Elm SObn seboren.
aIbsrt, Der 2idbriss Sobn bes Gus
2ui6nsr bon 8eminston Abenus, fieI on,
Donnsrias Is Sub bernb. babel b5ic
Sdrammsn am SOpfe unb S6rpsr erbaIt.
eno.
DuS erhe idbrli6e 8infeit bss 9peil
esS 45, Sitter BON ct. @sorse, in bel
st. Warisn Sale eshsrn atsko, seftaI,
tete iib Su einem erfOIsrsi6sn unb perl
lief duberit semltbIid.
SRI. Gliiabstb Wiaer bon 0iIIoh
Strnb. unb SObn 9bses bon Der @sf
ieite. puroen sefsrn in Der beutf&ei
iotb. 81. Wurien 8irbs bur6 9farre
Better Gbriit gum 8unb fdr's asbsn elm
seisenst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Bon NeterSbnra.

- Senrp @ebrune Iibt an Spbn Str.
elm neueS Suus buusn unb i'm grbeei6ob
cine 8arbleritubs fur ii& einridten.
-Sreb. Sobn bes George Srep bon
GrOB Strabe. Der felt sinissr 3sit i6Iimm
an einem WassnIeiben lit, esbt Jest
Iuneiam ber 8eherun8 entsseen.
Der StimmpIas bss erfien Diitrii'
tes Der @arb III bon STEMS BIas mad
Ssnrp gBsRs's frdbsrsr g8irtbi6aft,
gde BON @rOb unS sIib Strubsn. psrIest
tperben.
Srau aiaie Sod bon 0orb Sruins
apenue iturb AM Dieniias 8ormittas i'm
utter bon 35 Sabren unO ipirb beuts
Jluhmittae, mad einem Sraueroienit i'm
Suuie i'm Roro @aibineton aUenue
5risbbofs 3ur Isstsn Rube beituttet.
= @ins O., 8. & SO. aoiomOtips
brannte am Wontne Nbenb BEL SO.
aus; Der Muidiniit bate ben Seusr.
mann aneetpisisn, bas Ssusr beraus,u'
sisben, bod bisier ipurbe 10 erreet, bat
sr bon Der Bride nabs go. 6 fprans,
aIs bic 2Ofomotips auf berIsIbsn ans
Iansts, unO in ben SIub fsI. babel eir
ssbrobenes Sunbseleni uno einen S6nitt
an bt Stirn erbalteno. Ser Wlunn.
Sharks @Onruo beibt sr, purbe an
Disnius i'm ROiss 9upIUr SOipitaI uuf'
senommen.
- Sin 2idbrisss 8inO bes 8ittor
Stone bon @rOb Strabe fieI am MOntat
9lbsno aus bem Ssniter bss speitsl
Stcdtperfss, als es eine Screen psri9ob
fieI bsrab, eniium absr tpie bur& eli
8uuber nit elmer sroben 8euIe an be-
Stirn. Cine iunse Sruu, tpsIds bsl
llnfaa anfnb, fiel in Obnma6t, Madden
iie bic Wutter bes ainoes bena1ri9tis
bate. Die 2Isins fam ibrer Rutte
enisesen seiprunsen. nIs Sieie iis bOIsl
tpoate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
6bbe Ndrfer NOttlen.

= @oparo Martin bon Samptpi
StraBe tpurbe am Dienitas bon IeineI
Satin nit einem pradtbuben beidsnit
SRI. anna 9dbn ipurbe am Sam.
tag Ibenb eeIesentIib ibres II. @e'
burtstageS nit elmer fr6bIi4en ,,Sur'
priies9urip" teebrt.
- Sin unbebeutsnbes Ssuer in Der
Wobnun8 bes B. VI. @rabp an 8roabs
map peruriadte am Sumifas 8ormittas
einen 4Iurm bon 3afen 43.
= S9ubmader @eoree 9feiffsr bon
Orforo StruBe fiel am SumItas Ibenb
elne Reaertreppe binab unb erbieIt oabur9
mebrere sebtodene Rippen uno b6is
S6rammen.
= 8ei 1nberbauIi6feit Fam man IiG
ni6t oes 2ebens erfreuen, grIeidterung
unb prompte Seisun6iOmm ieOOd fofort
nah Inpencun9 bon Or. glu9uit So.
nis's Sambureer Sropfen.
- ginbrsdsr bstabIen bic gifenipaa,
renbunoIune bon Sobn SObns an Sdb
Drain Ipenue um mebrere iperibboue
Hebolber, erbra6en aua bic @eloidubS
laee, fanoen bieielbs aber Ieer.
Ssrr SObn 8asner ien., elmer Der
aItsitsn unO betunntelten beutiden 8dr'
ger Oer 8efieite, feisrts am Dienitae
4benb i'm &reife ieiner 8erpanoten unb
5reunSen ieinen 70. @sburtsias.
Senrp bon SeeIen bon 2afapette
StraBe, Der feinem Gamen feline gbrs
ma6t, ipuroe am Donnetitag in grmans
eelune bon $500 8iirgidaft benz Sc.
fdnenib iiberIanot, auf bic IniIaee bes
an8riffS uno SdId8erei ieitenS ieinsr
6rau.
- Soiepb &Iebifd bon SIearbieip
apenue tparo am 9ienftae abenb ais
elm unseiesIider 8erfdufer bon @stran'
fen bem @efdnenib iiberianbt, neil er
cine Strafe bon $50 nidt bssabIen
fOnnte. Ser Wunn in Obne 8eine unb
mubte in elmer 8utide bef6rbert tpetbsn.
- Srau ann 8ssan, 8ittpe bss
Sobn Heean, ber i'm perfIofenen Sebruar
i'm Wt. 8leafant Sandt nit Stpci anbes
rem Widnnern aetbbtet ipuroe, bat am
Oienfue sesen bic Dt. BIeaiant 3obIen
@Ompuuie cine @nti6dbisunsSfIase fur
$4,000 eintraaen Iafsn; abSotat s.
6. 8uusban binterIeste bic 9apiere in
oem Sale.
- 9bomus S. Rubbp bon 8sIebus
tpurbe am Samitae 4benb in grmanssIs
uns bon 81 200 8drei6aft auf eins
srabirenoe GnfIaee benz 9efdnsnib iiber.
ianbt er lou bor mebreren Wpnaten feline
5rau perIu6en baben anb ieitbem eins
iun8e Sruu uerflbrt buben. 5rau Dug.
gan, Isentin Der Ser. 8obItbuten, ers
bob bic 9eidperOs sssen RubOp.
- 8ur3 nad 10 ubr am Wontas
9iadt ereisnete ii6 an Der Gds bon BaIb.
burn Strube uno SdO Wlain 4penue elm
3uiammenltOb bon Strabenbabnnaeen
unb infol8e oeiien tpurbe Srau Spbbs bon
Sarriion Gpenue Isi9t am 3opf unb ben
SduItern berIeBt, nsun an6ere 9un naeie.
rem entfamen nit benz Sdreden uno
beibe 8ubntpaeen ipurben bsiddbist.
Beioe Uiotorleute bebaupten, 6ab bic
S6ienen nab paren unb promptes 4n.
balten unmbBIi6 ma6ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
DtttStpu.
- Den GbeIeutsn SOiepb ai6enbrunt
.,,,,,ho o,,, cS14,t,.Ia;,, ootnra,

- Den @beleuten Soiepb II6enbrant
puroe Elm S6dterlein seboren.
= Der 9aui6rsinsr Sobn Saud bon
Bef Yittston. Der on einsm Nnbuu bei
9uSsrne Stridfubrit ansefsqt mar, fisl
am Wiontus IL SUB in bas grbseidos
binab unb erbIeIt t6ie S6rammen unt
Sdnittpunoen.
- Gin iosbsn einsetrofener PoIe, Der
am Sreitas Na6t in 8ittston anlansts
unp mad 9utpea seben tpOate, tuurbe
bon mebreren gOrf 2ane Raufbolben in
Iau senommen unb nahbem iie ibn cine
Strsds BON Der 8abnitation seIsitet bat.
ten, ipuroe ct niepersei6laeen unb um
81 so bernubt.
- Samuel Gbiursna bon Sort Cane,
Der Dor mebreren Wohen init ieiner sSrail
bel eineW 8artenipiel 6urb bic 8ebr.
IbamO perlsBt ipurbe, farb am Dienitae
i'm bieIiBen SOipital; feline Srau tpirU
fd pubrideinIi6 bon ibrsr 8srIebuno
crbOlen. Die Morbbuben iinb nod im'
mer auf freiem 5ube.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Seiu Seufmal fur Or. Salf.

Der gIun. benz iirsIid in Samm per.
itorbenen OberIunbesseridt
Or. Sali, Der betanntIi6 Der Batter Der
fog. Nainesisss our Ssit bes 8ismard'' :
iGsn 8ampfes eeeen bic r6mii6e 8uris
tpar, in Summ Elm DenimaI su ieben.
1T on Der SuItuns bes bOrtisen Wosi'
itrais ssfdeitsrt. obtuObI baS DsnfmaI
ni6t bem .@uIturidmpfer", iOnbern BEN
,.SduIipobIibdter" sueebadt mar. Dit
tutboIiiben WitsIieOer bes Wneifrati
uaren in Der Srase neutral sebIiebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
CGarbpnbaIs eprrtIppnttni.)

-SeIis Seriano, Der in 8erbin6una
nit benz Uiorbs beS gbtparb Ssrbert oa'
bier Dor einieen Wo6en arretirt unb einr
aeitedt tuurbe, if am Dienfas eeeen
8drei4aftiteIluns aus bem @efdnenib
entlahen worben.
- Die ueue sroBe 9feifsnoreeI fiir
bic ct. ROie 8irde pirO sesenpdrtis
aufsefellt; bieielbe tpirb 90 5uB bod.
IA SUB iief unb 9 SUB 9 3Oa brett unb
lou eIeftrifb betrisben iperben.
- Die 81. 9auI's 2utbsriids 8irds
an SGb @burd StraBs, frdber ben tpsl'
f6en 8upliften sebbrenb, iuurOe am
Sonntas Na9mitiae einsspsibt. Baitor
6. s. 6. gbinser bate BEL Der Seier bic
aiiitenS Der Paitoren &anboIpb unb
Rumer bon Scranton, Prof. O. s. Spie'
fer, o. O., Wihions. Superintenbsni
S1dfer, 8. g., unb Or. Wbelan bon
Der 8erean 8aptiitsn 8ir1s. Der Ger.
mania @eiunsUersin, SonesOaIe 8ir6sn'
dor uno bic Nosart 8ano lieferten ben
muiifaIii&sn SbeiI bes Brosrams.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
@inise Der an;iebenbifen
aesei9tem Sepebe

8pas 9inis BON sri6uittsntn unb unstitnit
isnsn pinOlas, Cbnt 3wtifsl has blbibfItt unb
falbipnabsltr @tpsbt pss 9abrbunptris. 3sba'
lines, ptbbr nnb siufabs 9brpiOis, uussltnit'
tsnt cbrr 8iniibtp Wpritess, GUrfirsps, SrOab-
rlptbs, prunsIlas, ftaniUli DE, snsIiits une sin-
btimilGs Serers, 8amstIs Saar, 8tnsiians,
asrIsSs, NlflrOIs, @sifra Cbsr 9urcr Suitinss,
ppplins, Gauabsnlis Gu6u, bcbsIdnSsnes Bril-
Iiantnss, Senristtas, etc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
2a6t rns bieie Sbatiacben
Sbnen bctpeiien

irstnb Gin Sag bitir @Cds, tpGbrsnb unirr
lpsitasn ausisIiuus bon alien, mas am ntus
lien uno belfen III fir bic Nusfattuus BON
Brausu bur6 bic Stunt Der @sbrr in unlnsm
ibpausu 9lsienpaarrn Department.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Mue 6em pberen EhaIe.
(glrhbaIb GprreIpcnben,,)

= 8rpan 8isIin, Elm betaster 8dree,
bon Didion Gitp, ipurbe um 8 llbr an
Oienftae Ibenb, aIS er iib auf BEN
Seimpese befanb, bon einem StraBen'
babnpasen nube benz 8idmOnb 2oosn.
nidt ipeit bon Der @rensIinie Der Stabt
scranton, eetrofen unb uueenbIidIid
eet6btet. Ser 8abntpasen iiberfubr unb
brad beibe 8eine, fein 8opf tpurbe b6s
seridnitten uno pabrfdeinlib true er
uu6 innerliGe 8erIeBuneen oapon. Die
8unfeIbeit unO Der sur 3eit tobenbe 8e'
geniturm mudten es unspeifeIbaft Oem
8et6oteten unm6slib, ben beraniommen'
ben Sabntpasen Su ieben unb bbren.
@oroner 8obsrts tuiro ben SAL unteriu'
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25

- 2Or6 NIpsrfOns, frdbsr Sir Ri6.
arb Bebfter. tpiro Der RudfoIser 2ort
RuheIs aIs Oberi&tsr bon @neIunb isin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Slber bte Nbraie.
,.icbmarse 6leiberipnaren,"

bat cine punbsrbar brsits ausIrauus beubu'
iaas. Sis htbsdt bic sanit Srrribaft bsr Su
til Wlpbs uub tbut % rsbr griinblit, aIs pis
female Gin farbisss ppG fancy 6abriiat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-10-25
Sic 9yralt TT
s6mar, TT tmntcr
etme 9ralt bon
MtoOe,

Da I&paa nitmns aubtr Wrrs IL unb mic
ltin pirp, 70 lausr gutter @ribmad unb ssssn'
p6rtgs Sesrn anbaltn unp rrfIdrrn, mas sOr-
rsft fir Grausnflsipr it,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-05
SHORT SESSION OF THE HOUSE
The Debate on the Antitrust Resolu-
ton Pestponed-One Hundred and
Ninety Private Pension Bills Passed.

Washington, May 3O.-The pro-
gramme of the leaders of the house
today contemplated the launching of
the debate upon the antitrust resolu-
ton and bill; but it gave way to decor
alton day.
Mr.. Dalzell introduced, but subse-
quently withdrew the special order
under which the house was to have op-
Grated. in Difference to sentiment favor
ing adjournment out Of respect to the
decoration day. After considerable
parleying, Mr.. Dalzell made this con-
c~ession, technically to permit the pas
sage Of 100 pension bills, which Mr..
Talbert had blocked last Friday on
the point of no quorum. The bills were
passed today after Mr.. Dalzelrs ac-
ion.
The Chinese commission bill, which
was Under consideration several weeks
ago, was sent back 20 the calendar,
the motion to strike out the ~enacting
clause being defeated after some dis
cuSsion.
AT 2:10 o'clock p. m, the house ad-
jOurned.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-05
FEARFUL CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.
Ravaging the Presidency Of Bombay.
Rapid Increase of Death Rate.

London, May 31.-The Daily Express
has the following from Bombay dated
yesterday.
IAN unprecedentedly severe epidemic
of cholera has broken out in the north
ern districts of Bombay presidency,
especially in the famine camps. The
deaths ave increased 40 per cent
within three days.
I'm kara district there have been
1880 deaths in seven days. The gov
ernrnent has made a special grant Of
e1,0O0 TO cremate the dead immedi-
ately.
In Palanpur state, on the first day.
there was n death, on the second
there We're eighty-four and on the third
there were upward Of 400. The swift
ness of the infection was due to the
fact that h first death was near the
only available water supply. The
germs were thus carried all over the
camp
I'm the city of Bombay there have
been sixty-seven deaths in the last
seven days" al. -
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-05
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
The Association I'm Annual Session.
Question of Histories for Southern
S~chools-None but Confederate Flags
I'm the Parade.

Louisville. KY. May 3l.-By a vote
Veterans this afternoon refused to lay
on h table a motion offered by W. II.
McLaws, division commander of
Georgia, that only the confederate
flags be carried in the Sons of Veter-
ans division of the confederate reunion
parade tomorrow.
The first business session of the Sons
of Veterans was held today. Com
mander Davis, of Louisville. called the
convention to order.
Addresses by Brisco Hindman and
Commander Colquitt completed the
opening exercises. Fraternal greetings
were sent to the confederate veterans.
At the afternoon session the report
OF the historical committee was cad
by William F. Jones. of Elberton, Ca.
The report expressed regret at what IL
calls indifference on the part Of many
of the civil war in use in public schools.
which. it is claimed, are partly untrue
Inc not just to the southern side.
The fact is cited that In twenty-five
counties Of Georgia a history is used
which does not mention the name Of
Alexander H. Stephens, the vice presi-
dency of the Confederacy.
James Mann, Of Nottoway, Va, made
IN elaborate address, citing points %
ante-bellum and civil war history that
in his opinion should be impressed on
pupils of southern schools.
Leslie Spence, Jr., of Richmond. Va,
chairman Of the relief committed, reit-
Grated in his report the recommended
lions made at Charleston last year. al
to helping INDECENT veterans and
working for state pension for veterans.
j. T. McAllister, seer etary OF the
Stonewan Jackson Memorial Assccia-
ton. brought attention of the owen
ton to the movement to preserve the
Chandler house in Virginia in which
Stonewall Jackson died.
The Sons expect to end their annuai
meeting tOmClrow morning.
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THE CONFEDERATE VETERANS
Second Day OF the acknowledgements
to the Women OF the Coufederacy.
Election of Officers.

Louisville. KY, May I-Au the of-
acers of the United Confederate vessr-
ans were elected this afternoon by &C.
clama,ion. The list Is as follows:
General John B. GordoE-geuerai
commanding.
Lieutenant General Wade Hampton.
Army OF Northern Virginia depart
ment commender.
Lieutenant General s. d. Lee-com-
handing army OF Tennessee depart
ment-
Lieutenant General w. L. Cabeli-
commanding trans-Mississippi depart
ment-
The election result was wildly cheer
ed.
The selection of'the place OF the
ext reunion was made O special or
der for IL o'clock tomorrow.
A large crowd attended this morn
ing's session.
s D. Lee. providing that a message
OF sympathy be sent TO Gener Wade
Hampton. who Is i'll.
Colonel Picard. OF louisiana intro
duced a resolution, providing for the
erection in Richmond. Va, OF a mon
ument TO commemorate the sacrifices
and loyalty OF the women % the Con-
federacy during the war.
Hon. j. H. Reagan. OF Texas, ask
ID that the monument should be plac-
ed in some central part Of the Confed-
eracy
The matter was referred to a COM
mittee.
Many reports were heard at the
morning session.
The afternoon session opened with
the reading Of a statement from the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. pries-
ented by Taylor Ellyson. OF Richmond.
Va.
After the report was read subscrip-
ton was made for tie Davis monu
ment and il was that close
TO $500 had been raised for the mon
ument fund. Further contributions
are expected tomorrow.
Immediately following this
ment was made the motion OF General
Horner, calling for the election OF Of
ficerS, which has already been describ-
ed.
After the election OF officers and the
speech of General Cabell the nven
ton adjourned until tomorrow.
The big reunion hall. barred Of chairs
and adorned with special decorations.
was given over tonight TO the young
men Of Louisville who were the hosts
at a ball in honor OF the sponsors and
maids of honor.
Mrs. Margaret Jefferson Davis
Hayes and her daughter. Miss yarina
Jefferson Davis Hays, the daughter
and grand daughter OF Jefferson Davis.
arrived this morning and are the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. Bennett
II. Young.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-05
A Warrant for Ex-Governor Taylor.


Frankfort, KY, May 31.-Judge
Cantrill today directed Circuit Clerk
Ford to issue a bench warrant for the
arrest of Ex-Governor Taylor. The
warrant is based on an indictment Sc
cured several weeks g charging Tay-
lor with being an accessory to the as
s~assination of William Goebel. The
warrant was issued and placed in the
hands of Deputy Sheriff o Suter.
The issuance of a bench warrant
was the first official notice that an in
dictment had been returned naming
former Governor Taylor as an Access
sorry to the murder of William Goebel.
1t had been rumored for weeks that
the Indictment had been returned, but
the officials refused to either confirm
or deny it. The indictment was filed
and entered on record April 18th.
The bench warrant commands the
sheriff or other arresting officer to ar
rest William IS. Taylor and deliver him
to the jailer of Franklin county. On
the back of the Indictment about fifty
persons are named as witnesses for
the commonwealth. The bench war
ran was placed in the hands of Dep
uty Sheriff John Suter, who is acting
in the absence of the sheriff, who is at
Hot Springs. When asked what he
would do with h warrant he said:
What can I do with it'll would serve
it if 1 could and I could if Governor
Mount, of Indiana would help me, but
from all reports 1 Suess he will not do
itn
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-05
THE DRUM AND THE STATESMAN

THE DRUM AND THE STATESMAN.
This is a story which Representative
Eddy, of Minnesota, tells on himself:
I'm making the campaign in my dis
trict one year." said Mr.. Eddy. Il tool
along as an attraction a veteran of the
war of 1872 and of the civil war, who
was a famous hand at beating the
drum. He was a drummer from away
back and could arouse a whole town.
ship. Drum music is an i~ncendiary
kind of thing anyhow, and the old cap
tain's drumming was particularly stir
ring.
well, one night. after the captains
drum a given the usual overture, l
commenced my speech to the populace
which had been lured to the scene by
his drum. I noticed at the foot of the
rostrum, the same being a big dry
goods box, a bright eyed little fellow
about II years old, who sat through
the speech, following me with great
attention. 1t pleased me very much.
Any foo a interest an audience of
adults, but it takes a genius to hold
a child.
so after the speaking I went down
n spoke to n little fellow and after
shaking hands with him asked him
how he liked my speech.
"'Oh. it will do he said, but If /
was you I would keep the captain
a-drummin' all the time -Washing-
ton Star.