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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Die Sirfde psrmebren fd.

Die Stants NiIoeomm,fion bat aus
alien 9beilsn res Stdaies Berihte sr.
baIten. bic nuf bic sanitse g8uiuns Oel
@sisBs ,um S6us Der $ ride binlpelisn
Disis @sieBt iino leBbln 10 itrens ourb
seilbri poroen, oab bic Suibe in ben
0dIosrn Fb bsfdnpis permsbren unr
beusr msbr berielbsn seiesIib setbptsI
purOen uiS felt pieIsn Subren. 8snsr'
alanpalt gitln bat Der Q8llocOmml1On
Elm @utahten miteetbellt, tpUrin ss belbi,
oab ale nit Der aQsemslnen Bllouits
unpsrslnbnrsn Speculation niberrufeu
pOroen iiub unb bic SspObner pom p;is
county auibbren mtHen, sur rlnseii
0irihe su ibOien. DIe eommlhlon bIl
Die @rInpuns IotaIer WllocommlhCnen
ermutbIst uno pla i'm sunSen Staals
BeriummIunesn baIien laRen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Surens 0httsfcit in Der 8ebanSs
lung brttifeber 9rfauaeueu.

Supt. Gonsbutit pom brll,iden meDi
rnuben 9OIps bratle elns giadl aui
9obtns 6aIm Su,- perpfleele be psrpun.
oeien Auliralter. 81 idst. Der 5slno isl
meifpIIolB sltls rldiibihb Der Der
punceten. pstiab iis mu Watrasen unb
aab tbnen ale oR @ler, pelbe er bate.
Der Suren. @Ommanbant uno aongburi
fancen aus, oab iis seeenisltis iSreunpe
IN SonoOn babsn uno beipe tpuIoen iebl
balo ielbit oreunoe.
Die Suren unD bic britii6en 8srpuns
oeten fraternlliren. 9iad BEN 8lisue
Der brltli6en Ituppen bisllen bic Sursn
elne 9eiperiammlune uno Dantten BEN
oimmeI fur lbre @ttOlse. Damn trenns
ten lie ii6 in uetidteDenen fIeinsn ab,
lbsllune,n uno maridrter unter glbt
iinsen BON Spmnen nad lbren psri6le
oenen SOrpOneu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Selifateifeu.

slide: Neue Soadnoiide Sdrines
unO 8ufdbs Sarcnen, Sambures'
Male in Del uno @elee, @apiar. Sar.
omen IN 8ubien. 2Obiier, Appetu SiIos.
setohter 0tadsrel, SieIer Sprottsn II
Del.
8die: 5romase be 8rie. Sieber,
trdns. Cream. @runer. Shwessr. 2lm
burger, 8aditein uno Sano &die.
Wurh: Solumi uno GerpeIut, SHE,
ner. NIT Ooer obue Sausrtraut, uni
Sranffurter IN 8ubien.
Spesialitdten: S6ienmaul.
Salut. Glsbia's 5Ieiib grtrait Ol,psroI
odm Quart. 2amms 3unaen In 56pf n.
Golparo 3 iebefer,
$50 2adapanna glp,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Sslaiuars, eadanunna uno @eifern Sabu.
9n Strait ben II. Ds,. 1899

2 nlid-9uIdbt Serantcn fir Rtp gori
AM 2.t1, 300, 5 80 SO unp 1905, 0urm,t.
1893 1855 unb 3.33 Hdpmitfias. S5iir pbi-
iielpbla I'm 30 $40 uno 10 Us Worasns |;
2 90 une 3.33 Nn6mittaes. 8iir Strpurs.
curg, um 6.1O Rdbmiftags. Wild. unp Ne-
ccmmceat Uns' .3u9 um 3 40 Habmttdas. Or
rritI Spbcfer uEl 6.55, Z IL. 916 Wprasns ;
i2.OS, RAJ, 4.4S, 7. 9 uup ".3S Rabmiiiaas.
5risidt pblnrelvbia um 1000 Mor.; LOS,
5 as. 600 unb 8 % Nddm 9rItidi Hep gurf
m ~ Us, AS unp 4 10 Wpr. 100, f.52,
5.33 unr s.45 Ha&m Bon SrOupsburs um
8. WOrasns
RornIid gelasr srnntOn fir Buffalo unb
3wu1enllltienru, um ~ 10. 2 0, 4.05 unb
900 Wor.; t.55 uup $50 Nabm S}ir Ssr
psao unO Spra,uls um 05 DIOR. unp SIS
Ndbm. ,iir Utica nm $50 DIOR. unp SIS
adm. Gilr WUnt ole um y 90 Mlpr los
uue so Ra6m OUR NiboliUu um Al 0 unb
SIS 9abm Gusibt Scranton p0n SbTalo
am 2 ~, 2 55, 5.25 unp 10 90 WOr.; $3.50
unp Z 40 Ha6m. Bon SSpssO uno Syrasujt
um 2.55 Dor. 1898 unp $50 Rabm Bon
Spraeuis um 7.l0 Nadm Bon llllla nm 55
WOr. 1898 uns 10 Na6m Bon Nibcl-
ion UNI $50 Dior. unb O0 Habm. Bon
WpurOis um tO 0U Wpr.; 3. unb 7.40
HldDm.
8lnnmsburs Sibiiion-9rlGbt Sranton
flr Noribumplrlanp um 6 g., 10 05 Wor.
I 30 unO 6.in Na6m 6iir plymputb I'M 1 .05,
$40 uuO $50 Ha1m. 5iir Rantie fs UNI $40
Wcr 9usibt ROrtbpmbsrllnp nm 8 35 Ror. ;
t.10. sos uuO 8 80 9atm. GrItitt Ianti.
cote nm $50 RVr. Grrsitt plymouth nm
2.u5, 4.l0 unb 9 IS Ra6m Grrti6t STan.
ton pom ROrtbumbsrlanU UNI 9 az NUr. t2.-
IS. 4 81 unp !. 50 Hatm. Boa Haniieofe um
100 WOr. Bon plymputb um 7.57 Wlpr.;
3.25 uuO 05 Natm.
Spuutaas'3hse
SIolid -grIGBt Scranton um IS, 300,
$50. 10 Us MOr.; 1888 unit $40 HaGm.
R0rOli6 8rlGei Scranton um 1910, o.
81. % Rpr. 55 uup $50 Nabm.
Sloomsburg Sibiiion 9uldbt Scranton
um lO.U5 DIOR unp b.i0 Nltm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Tener=3liarm 3difen.

~ WsitOu WibIs.
i3 9lii Bnfs, Gliif Shaes
IA eafapanna unO Siebsnisr SiraBs.
is adipanna DEM Aprnus.
i6 DIdlon Ranufaeur &c.. 9ins Strabs.
II Z. Y. & Q. 60, StIbl 9Snfr.
IL Y Y. y 2. 80. Att Hou Wube.
l9 Wubtrrp Cir uub lSebitsr Nptuus.
2i s Htripn uuO 9ddapdnud AVsauss
% N'pcmiua apsnue unp Sprucs Strnes
% grnptu Siriec unb 5rdi flu A,enus. I
"a gBdlbington Aps. une Wubsrrp Sir.
25 SltUe CTR uno Nplms Apsnue
26 gadapanna unp gGaIbiullpn' gIvtnus.
2 WulbtrTy CIR. rnp Wlpiion aptnus.
2S 5tifuipu Api. unp 8iblon Shdte.
29 Mpnrpe Npe uno ptne StrnBe.
81 Reu te une Hpbinipn StrrBs
81 CUB Rnio ApCnue uuo 5lmpiru Ctr.
33 Sp tlanb Ctr. uuo SrpmlsY Apsnne.
3 eddapaund unp glpro Mlln Mpe.
IS SadIon CTR. uno Raiu Apeuus.
30 Sadipn CIR. unp Gin olu Apsuus.
81 Everett apsnus uuo 9adipn Snae,.
IS garfsle ap'. uup Qailystts Snabs.
80 SumutT 1--WE. une 9Ralbturn SiTdes.
Al gBaibnJ on Avt. unp Stdpry Strabs.
AZ Driitfr unp Jsllows SraBe.
43 SrONopap unb Jinfie StraB'.
Al Stranten uno SirbentGr StIaBs.
As Siip Ahttr unp 8 mptpH Sndbt.,
AZ Strns AOs. uuo StmlUd SiraBs.
AZ pittstpn 2lue uup Wiuop Srabe.
as prUipnl Aps unp Ssr6 Snaei.
49 Sssb Strabe unp @rUpa gprnus.
81 9tpar Npsnut unb Alpu Shaes.
50 prciptet Aptnut unp Hips -strabe.
So Gear Aptnuf unO GIN SrhBs.
"a 98albinaipn Aps. uno Wnpls Stra6t.
81 Gspar Apenus unp pear SHabs.
56 Sunnou Stabl 99srte.
81 pTplpfrt Apenue une 6ig Sirabe
So Reminaton Acenne unp 9bsTy StraBt.
30 SiIutp Aptnus une Sonntl STabt.
81 propoen0 Roib uup Carbon Snabe.
81 9agouis aotnut unp pbsps Srabt.
63 Stoper's pading 50 91rftn's place.
81 Waipinsion Apnus unp Rem yorf CTR.
65 Warion Sirabs unp 9apOuit Apsnus.
66 . s. 3. ". u. une @rt 8ipas CTR.
81 gBgpmins 2lpsnus unp glib Srabs
6S Delapare Snab unp penn Apeuus.
90 Albrtsbt Aprnus uup UlariCu CTR BE
II DidOn avenue unp On Warttt STIet.
72 8ourt SraBs unb DIAMOND Apenue
70 pro ,ietnes 8onp unp N0ip Watu A,snu,
"a Marfst Sndbs unp RVrb Wain N1snus.
rs aprp Waiu Aps. unp paiuitr Strdbs.
76 5aus gum 9uisn 5irisn, Spuiiitr CTR.
81 Bird unp DAT SraBs.
8 Bloom unb Warfrt SirnBs
s3 Waynt ap,nut unn patnam Sirabs.
81 Blynt Qptnut une Wlliam Sirass.
Sc 9Stn Mdift upp 2Binoua Strabe.
i16 9SpVmtns aptnut uno Slipt Srdes.
I23 D., {. & lB. 5rdtt Saus.
l2l Glnp Apsnus unD 8i 6 Sirabf.
I25 90If4r Apsn s urp NIB Srabt.
I26 9rOpn Apsnus unb Alb Strdbs
I27 Auiutp aptnus uup eiuosn Sraet.
% pTesepit Hptnut unb grns Shaes.
,l3 D Z. IL gD. aaTTsu-gBnftu, 0aIbingtor
Aptnut.
Wtnbian une Sitbtutsr Srabs.
}22 3sbnttr unb eujsrue Snabs.
; 3 8uuiitbuis uup 9ussrnt Shnes.
I24 9prbtn aptnut uup " tbbaIp Sirabs.
"a aspir apsnus unb SddlOn Sirabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
6sreidt Oem amerifauifdben Saus
bel inm Wortbeil.

g9llliam Wlitdsa 8unter bon San
5rancisco, tpslber ieit osm Ndrs po,i.
aen Sabres i'm Snterefe Der SanOslss
TANNER BON San 5ranelaeo reiiie. bsfin'
bet iid uuf Oem @sse nod ben Der.
Stnoten in Berlin. @dbrsnb islner 8eiie
i'm Often ituorte er beionbets bic ttans
iibulide @lienbnbn in lbren 8sSebuneen
su oem amerltuniiden Sanbel ST faub.
buB zine @oneutrens SlbuienS in Sesup
auf 8esen nibt Su flrbten in. oa oer
iibIti6e WeSen BON gerlnaerer Nualitdl
1T. 0nheIbe 1T NIT 8auboIs Oer 6ol
penn bic Sdume iino bort flein. Doee
aen iplrb irbr plsl Slubols pom 9usel
Suno nod Slbirlen elnesflbri. unit
amerltanlibsS Webl fanO Ssrr 8uufs,
an ben 2anOunaspIdBen bon 9l,mur IN
9auien. Dle iibulide gienbobn bal
cen Ser. Siaalen btsber msbr senub
as suns europa, init Ausnahms pIsI
ledt pom DeullbIano.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
6rceer arbeiter 8 0erbanS.

Sine Organization. bic numerii4
wabri6einld bic sisaniiidhe Irbsrier.
Ssrelnlsun8 in irsenb elmer Stuot bsr
Union 1T. bat ii6 IN pblIaOsIpbia ssblI.
oct.
Die neue Orsaniiutisn III oils Der
.,Alieo Council Of ibs Building Grapss
Of Ybllapepbla uno 8lcinitp" bsfannl
uro umfuBt 20 9epsriitaftsn.
Ser 8erelnlete Dsutide @stpert.
itafls. SabanO mar in Der 8eriamm.
lung, in Der bic Organization 5u Stanoe
fam, psrireten, bamit bic enelliden unt
Oguli6en nnlonen suinmmsnnrisn.
Der neue Ssrbano umfait ale 4rbeis
Ter an Slutsn NIT 4uSnabms Der Bad
itslnmaurer uuO Sasierpsdsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
aeuinalbo in Sapau 3?

Cine SpseiaIoepite aus SOuetOnp,
8rlllid GbinO, an bic gtsp gOrt >. Gpsn'
ina 8Orlp" iast: 8eI. Staaten 9Oniul
8lIrmdn bat Sniormdiionen, bns Drsl
NusIiscsr Der 6iliplnO Suntn, Cuban.
pencs unO asonsilo (9tuOer Dss @s'
ianbisn) neulld na6 Supun ubssreIii
iino.um nit AsuinoloO suiummen au irsf.
len. Dies psrlslbt Der @eihihte @laub'
pdreietsit. oub asuinalOo BON Der Snisl
Suscn na6 6otmOia entiOmmen ii. oils
er bur6 bic Gen. 2utplon'ids Expedition
our6 ben nDTbIl4sn 1bsll Der SulsI psr'
fol8t ipuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Sruppsn fur Sabre auf ben
4bilippiueu erfcroerlih,

Sen, Nlllium Sbafter par in 5orl
BOrisr auf Der Rldr lie na6 San Sran
CISCO. Sn elnsm ltetUew ibsr biz
Sage Der Dinee auf ben pblIlppinsn
ln8te sr: nSt baIte bic SniurreellOn
fir ssbroden. Scipdt lie bic SnsaIsn
bsiuift. 1T ile tbutiddItb bsenost. Bas
unter ben anosren 8OItslidmmen ii6 su,
lrusen moS, tanp 9llsmuno iasen. Sine
SarniIcn lpiro auf ben PbiIippinsn fiil
tmmsr nOlbpsnoie iein; I'D meme oamu
mslne 2sbensseit. Iruppen mIiisn bort
ftr uisle Subre iein; mir babsn 9arnl.
lCnen in pisism 2anbe uno seplblid
perben 6arnlicnsn bort nOibpsnble
tein,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
SopeOtte fur of elidp erfIdrt.

Rlhter Stouer entibisb i'm 8rsisee'
rid,t Su &unfus @p.. onB Nrbeiter' rnio'
aen paS seisblide Rs6t bdtisn. einen
frleoli6en Boycott segen 9lrbeitseber
pon MdtunlOnIeuten in 8 Wsrf su isBsn,
unO ebenio elm seieblibes &'dt bdttsn
"A periuben. burd frieblide ueberrebune
8unben elmer SsbUpcoiteten Berfon Ooel
,Sirma su oernnlnhen, nl6ts BON ienei
BeriOn ooer Sirma su fuufen unb lbre
&unpihuft oenen suSupenoen, bic Unions
aItelter beitditl9en.
Der gntitslo puroe in Sahen eines
5bleruBies atsesebsn, Der DiiieIleo,r
Der .Diaiiers SOtieiboeIS Brotefilp Ni'
irciaiiOn" pon 8anils Sip unb be-,
..Sournspmsn'S Sotietboers linton giO
49,, ipessn Sopcpliirens ielner Nlbt
uniOhdmlebe uuf 500. 600 S6apener'
ias pettIuet bate, @r bebuuptet, cut
bic 8Opcoiter iein lucrutipes @eiddfl
erbebIld sei6dOiet bdtten. Die Surp
sub Elm nrtbsiI su @untsn Der 8srilas.
ten ab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Nfeaertruppen in Xrras.

@snsraIabiutnnt Gorbin etIdrt bnf
bic SOniIirie, bic iid in Son ShB une
an anberen pIdbsn in Tsras ipii6en
Rsssrtruppsn unp psiben SdrseIn er'
eisust babsn, ssnnu unteriubt pereen.
Gonsrsbabssoronster Stspbens. in
peHen Diitrict Sort 8IIb ssleaen il,
pW6 bas 8usssoepartement enersiib
OuHorOern. aas Rssertruppen aus 1Gras
su sntfsrnsn. gr iast, es ieien oeren au
pisl Ooribn ssiuuot pOroen uno BOB.
usnn fis ni6t sntfernt perosn, es balo
pisIs lOots Nsssr ssben usTos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
Giienbabn Seittabelle.
Grie nno gssomina g,allep eiisnbubu 60

IN NraTI am Z. UfbTnar IyUU.
;3iss ptrlaiIsn SnaniOn fir Sapltp unb lc-
tale punfts, in Sawlsp nit Der Gris Sabn psr.
binpsnp fir 9isp gOrt. Nspbursb, SonsssaIs
uup 3rilbtnpunflsu ME fOgt: no. 2, Neepm-
notation, c.O0 ROrssns. HU. 4, Grprte,
IL o. q DIM.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-01
NObert SlclUcuOll,
Met8er

Union Strube. 3apIOr. 9a.,
,mpF'bIt ben bisiiseu 9sutidsn isius ausas.
ie,dueten 8iris, bleiib itbsr art. SdmaIJ
etc. uuO sarlnilrt blaisfts Prsiis uHo bic bette
Btolenung.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-13
SICK HEADACHES,

Tho eurs.. of oyervyGrIstG womankiad are quickly
and sure, cured nv Karl'a Clover .%oGt Tea the
great blood purifier and tissue builder Mcnsy r.,
S,ndad II MOI satisfaofo-y Price - "ts. and 80
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-11
FRAUDULENT AGREEMENT.
Telegraphers Claim the Company
Played Them raise.

Houston, Texas, Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing statement was given out by President
Dolphin, of the Order of Railway Tele-
graphers:
zone reason why the men on the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe We're ready and
even anxious to esoouse the cause of
their brethren on the Gulf line was de-
caption practised on the committee by
president Barr, in Chicago, last June. An
agreement had been affected between the
company and the operators, and the lat
ten went ONE with the promise that the
agreement would be sent to Topeka for
printing. When published THE schedule
hadsnot been, changed to read SO as to
reduce the time of the men as agreed.
Mr.. Barr stated"as an excuse that he had
misunderstood the article as it was orig
inallv written
The Gulf committee complains of hav-
ing received similar treatment at the
hands of Mr.. Barr, several rules bearing
evidence of material change of meaning
after having been gone over in confer
ence a Chicago.
"A late report from points along the
line says that notwiths tanding the state
ments given out by the railroad officials.
there exists now badly congested state
of affairs
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-11
A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
Greek Prince Who Has Served Manv
Nations.


Denver, Dec. 11.-Panay G. Vouro
Vouraky, son and heir Of Geo. vouraky,
one the hereditary chieftians of the
Island of Crete, one OF the best versed
mem of the day sthe languages of the
Orient. who has a record as a soldier un-
der many flags and as an officer of the
United States secret service, was married
in Denyer by Magistrate Rice to Mrs
Effie Cook, daughter Of Fred Smith and
granddaughter of the late Col McMar-
tin of the ,Bsitish~guards. They became
engaged week ago. having met last
summer in Salt Lake City. The couple
will spend. their honeymoon in Crete.
Vouraky has held positions as instruc-
tor in classics at Harvard, Universityspf
Western Pennsylvania at Pittsburg asid
at Tulane University, New Orleans. At
one time he served on the detecttVe
force in San Francisco and assisted Gin
the arrest of Theodore Durrant. Later
he went into the United States secret
service and was engaged in breaking
up gangs of counterfeiters. e
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-11
He KEEPS THE MONEY.
But Voluntarily Gave HIMSELF Up To
the Police. " ~


Boston, Dec. 1.-THE case of Norris
Aaronburg, the youth who has confessed
that he stole $S,S37 from Mrs. Margaret
Beck, which has puzzled the police from
the first. still staggers the officials. al
though the boy declared his guilt. 1t is
the first case in police annals here where
a man or boy has confessed to have stol-
en- money and has stooo ready to take
all the punishment which may be given
for the offense without making restitu-
ton and trying to escape the full penalty.
The police have figured it out that if
Aaronburg goes to prison for the maxi
mum term of five years, without return
ing the stolen money, he will come or
financially as if he had been at work. all
the time on a salary of about $1,80e a
year. All evidence is taken as indicating
that Aaronburg mas the money safely
concealed and intends to go to prison
without revealing it's hiding place He
will probably be sentenced today.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-11
ADMIRE DE WET.
BRITISH SOLDIERS PRAISE THE
willy BoER GENERAL.
CHIEF HERO OF AFRICAN WAR.
Would Cheer and Honor Him If the
War Were Over-Kitchener's
Campaign.

lfkfSA
New York, Dec. ia despatch to the
Tribune from London says:
A singular comment was made upon
the fox hunt after De Wet by veteran
of the British army who had spent many
years in India. He said that the troopers
engaged in running him to earth were
ready to cheer for him and to take him
upon their shoulders and carry him in
triumph to the nearest camp as the chief
hero of the war in South AFRICA. This
old soldier had been talking with officers
of the guards who had taken part in
Intellectual hunts after the willy raider
and was convinced that only a true
sportsmanlike spirit of fair play and ad
miration prevailed respecting him. No
other Boer commander, he maintained,
had commanded in an equal degree the
admiration of the British army in South
Africa and that when the war was end
ed the officers whom he has outwitted
and baffled many times would like to
join in a complimentary reception to him
in London. ..
Further news respecting De Wet is
eagerly awaited A rumor which, how
ever. at present lacks confirmation, was
current last night that severe fighting
had taken place between his forces and
those of Gen. Knox. Lord Kitchener has
already fulfilled the forecasts of experts
in one respect-he has adopted laconic
style in his bulletins. His dispatches
have declined in compass day by day
since he assumed the chief command and
a single sentence suffices for the official
british prisoners has turned up at Beth
uelie. The experts are pleased with this
economy Of words. They asserted that
Lord Roberts unconsciously dignifed
guerilla warfare by devoting long bull
letin to it daily and that Lord Kitchener
will minimize the Boer operations by al
lowing all the petty incidents to pass
without observation. While Lord I<itch-
ener is taeiturn. he is fairly atlame with
energy Military men say that every
trooper in knox's column has three hors-
es and that with fresh remounts con-
stantly available. the pursuit of De Wet
into the last ditch has been possible.
Germany has given one more proof of
her resolve to maintain friendly relations
with England. 1t is generally agreed
that the imperial chancellor's speech in
the Reidhstag must dispose of once FOR
all, of any hope of intervention krug-
er might have entertained.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-11
1T WAS A CLEVER STORY.
Advance Publication Of Cotton Crop
Statistics a Clever Hoax.

New York. Dec. n.-A special to the
Times from Washington, says:
The story originating in New York
that an advance information on the
government cotton crop had been Of
fered for sale on Saturday on the Cot
ton Exchange, came to the ears of John
Hyde, statistican of the bureau of agr-
culture
THE story was a pure fake, said
Mr.. Hyde Il have been occupied per-
sonally in getting the material for this
report together and 1 took care that it
was not published prematurely. No one
has assisted me in the work. The re-
port has never been out of my possess
sion. If anybody offered to sell what
purported to be the governments, he
must have made it himself for CONNER
cial purposes
Mr. Hyde spoke of the New York
story as a simple effort to impose on
somebody, as the affairs of his bureau
are so managed that it would be diff
cult, if not impossible, for anybody
having access to any part of the sta
tistical work of the bureau to make up
a crop report without attracting atten.
tion and running the risk of disgrace
that the story should not have been re-
garded seriously, as he had emphatic
ally denied it on Saturday to several
persons who had asked him if it We're
true, -.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-11
WITH CkRBOLIC ACID.
Jealous Woman Kills the Man She
Loved.

Buffalo. N. Y, Dec. 11.-George Har-
mon, a stationary engineer. employed
by the Union Drydock company, stag
gered from a hallway on South Division
street and fell to the sidewalk in a dy-
ing condition resulting from carbolic
acid burns. He was taken to an acci-
dent hospital where he died a few mo-
ments later tt was learned by the po-
iice that Harmon had been in the room
of Mrs. Maggie Culp. The woman left
the building through a rear door and
the detective force of the city has been
unable to find her. The police We're at
. first inclined to believe that Harmon
had committed suicide but after an in
vestigation state that they believe that
in a passion of jealous rage, the woman
poured the acid in the mouth and over
the face of Harmon, whom they assume,
was sleeping upon a bed in her room
1t Is stated that Mrs. Culp had made
threats to kill Harmon. who she knew
was contemplating marriage to another
woman.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Hannah Morrissey, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
Hannah Morrissey, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, within four months after the first
publication of this notice. to the said
administrator at the Office Of Forbis &
Mattison, AZ East Broadway, Butte.
Montana, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
estate, in the county of Silver Bow,
state of Montana. -
MICHAEL MORRISSEY,
Administrator Of the estate of Hannah
Morrissey, deceased.
Dated Butte. Montana, this 8tk day Of
December, 1900.
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$4,000. .00-BUYS A 7-ROOM MODERN
brick house and lot 30x1OO; east side;
worth $45OO.OO.
$500 00-BUYS A 5-ROOM BRICK
house, with lot 3ex100; easy terms
50.0O-BUYS A 4-ROOM HOUSE
and lot; east side.
$780, 000-BUYS S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
and lat. north side.
CONROY & MORLEY,
..,'4. .s 463 Broadway.
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No. 1919.
No. 4319.
APl'LIC ALTON FOR A PATENT.

ANO. fo1Js
APPLICANT FOR A PATENT.
United States Land Office. Helena, Nom
tana. October 27, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Josiah r.
Beck, whose postoff1ce address is Butte
Montana: Il. Cloves Miles, whose post
office address is Silver Bow, Moutana and
John Lawrence. whose postoffice address
is Dewey, Montana. have this day filed
their application for a patent for 1471
linear feet of the Buckhorn Lode, COM
prising 750 feet westerly and 721 feet
easterly from discovery cut on the
Buckhorn Lode. A notice of the in
tention to apply for patent was
posted thereon, on the 25th day Of Octo-
ber, 1900, situated n Moose Creek Mining
District County of Silver Bow, and State
of Montana. and designated by the field
notes and official plat thereof on file in
this Office as Survey Number 6083, in
unsurveyed Township 1 N. of Range
W., being more particularly described as
follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the N. E. Cor. pine tree
10 inches in diameter. blazed and marked
1-60S3 for Cor. No. /. witnessed by bearing
trees, from which u. 8. Location Monu-
ment No. 6083 bears s. 40 degrees. e. 142
IT,, and running thence s. rs degrees 10
minutes w. 600 feet thence ". Ga degreeu
EJ minutes w. 1471 feet, thence N. 25 de.
grees 10 minutes E. 1866 feet. thence N.
IS degrees E. 447.5 feet, thence s. ga de-
grees so minutes E. 1913 feet to Co. No. /,
tn, place Of beginning.
Containing an area Of 1888 acres
claimed.
The location of the Buckhorn Lode is re-
corded in Book G, Page 1853 of Lode Loca.
tions, in the Office of the Recorder OF
Silver Bow County.
The adjoining claim is Sur. No. S0H4, the
Elkhorn Lode. on the north, Josiah F.
Beck, ct al, applicants.
GEORGE D. GREEN.
Register.
N I. BAKER,
U. s. Claim Agent.
(First publication. October q, 4ly0.)
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

16-ROOM MODERN BRICK TENE-
ment house; 4 departments; bath: hot
and cold water in each; rents 500 per
month. Can be bought for $5.000.00;
part cash.
LOT 42x1OO FEET; CLOSE IN; AT A
bargain if taken at once. l-s
44-ROOM LODGING HOUSE; ONLY
in use l year; $5.OOO.O0.
MINERS BOARDING AND LODG-
ng house; % rooms; over 40 steady
boarders. z. Granite.
ALEXANDER HALL,
4S East Broadway, Ground Floor.
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PEKIN RAILROAD OPEN.
Regular Traffic Open to Tien Tsin This
Week.

Pekin, Dec. 1.-THE ministers met to-
day to consider the matter of the creden-
tials of the Chinese plenipotentiaries.
There is every prospect that definite
steps will be taken for the arrangement
Of q preliminary settlement within a
measurable distance; and this greatly re-
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lieves those who realized the danger of
prolonged delay in opening negotiations.
The railway between this city and Tien
Tsin is now open and a train consisting
of four carriages arrived here without
accident yesterday. Regular traffic will
be resumed Dec. Is.