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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Ncrb Seranton.

- Die Waibinenperffdtte Der 8. &
5. Gompanie an DIT Warfet Strabe
pirb perarbBert, ba Der &aum su be.
idrdnft 1T.
- Die 8ermdbIuns bon SRI. GeceIin
Sdr6ber, Gobier bon Germ unb Srau
@onrao Sdt6ber. nit Germ Sranl
Summlsr, 1T uuf 0Onnertas. ben 8
Diai, aneeiest porben.
- Dem nbrmaber Bert 2are bon
glorb Main 4penue purbe am Srsitas,
ais er iib beim IbenbeHen befane, eins
pertbpoqe sOIbsne Sai6enubr bur9 si.
men S4leidbieb BsitObIen.
- Sine iunse Dame bon Bart 9Ioce,
bic nit elmer @efdbrtin nm Wiontap
Abeno beimfebrte. purbe an 9rOpibsnes
8oab, bel elmer buntlen STEELE entlanp
oes Saiebaa Barfes, bon einem 9ieeer
angesrlffen, tpebrte iib aber frdfiie unt
idtie NIT lbrer 8esIeiteriu aus 2eibes'
frdften. iONab nubepobnenbe Wanner
aufmertiam puroen unb ben Saaunfen
bel ibrem gri6einen betihsubten. 8eibe
Wdo6en tpuroen raub bebanoeIt uno biz
8leioer Der einen paren tbsiIpeiis seriI'
len.
- 4IOnso GOurtrisbt bon Diamont
4penue eerietb um ~ rlbr am Sonntae
Ibenb nit ieinem betaeten Batter in
Streit, tpGbreno behen 8erIauf Der alts
Wann Elm IuidenmeRer soe unO BEN
Spbne in ben Boroerarm ftisb. DiC
Stniiipunos III Elm tiefs uno ebe Elm
Arst eintruf. bate Der 8erleBts bieI 9Iut
uerIorsn. bod pirb CT nur furss 8sit ur'
beitsunfdbis fein. Ser Batter 1T aIS cir
idbaOrniser Wann betannt. Der SObr
oaeeeen friebeliebenb uno rubia. Del
dltere @ourtriebt purbe am DiUntas IL
@rmunseluns BON 81 900 Sdr8i4af
benz 8efdnsnib tiberianbt; iein pertpun'
better Sobn, ben er tpe8en aneriff uni
SaId8ereI Usrbaiten Iisb, purbe entIai'
len.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Stabtratb.
Common council, IL. y

Common Council, IL. MpriI.
glS iene Reiolution bOrtam. tpeIdt
cine @ontroqe Oer bffentIi9en SibIloibeI
ieitenS bes StabtratbeS be;pedt, eelanp
es 9eaer na6 elmer ldnseren @rfldrune
sesen bieielbe, baB NIT 10 eesen s
Stimmen bic Sahe elnem Special GOmite
in 8srbinbune nit benz Staotanpalt
iiberipiefen tparb.
@atiins rsidte cine Orbinan3 elm,
bic bssipedt. bub Bombs i'm 8etrase bon
sara, ,205 81 fur IbsuesfunGle ueruus'
gait perOen iolIen; eine besIeitenoe Re'
iolutiOn peilt ben Stabti9reiber an, nab
9lnnabme ber Orbinans oieielbe in ben
itaotif&en 3eituneen su perbffentIl4ten |;
lebtere tparo angenommen.
2uut elmer Rsiolution bon NenseI ioa
oas Auartier elmer Der NprOenoe 5euer'
nebr @ompaniesn mad bsr gde bon
9iorb Wain Mpenue unbpropibenee Hoao
OerIest tperben; bu WorriS, oas Wltelisb
pom Roroenoe, ni&t anreieno par, 10
ipurbe iebo9 8eiblubnabme periboben.
SOIsenbe Rsiolutionen ipurbsn einse'
reidt unb ansenommen: 9oooibaa-
Dem @eorse Cooper gtluubnIB sebenb,
NIT benz Spoe Parf gloenue 4bsu8sfanal
8erbinoune su MAIDEN. Bensel-Osn
Stabtldrsibsr anpeiienb, su Nnseboten
fur 2ieferuns bon @ummi unO 8aum'
tuoae SdIaud aufsuforoern. &esie-
6dr tbeiIpeiie 6reiIahuns ber Si6erbeit
Der @irarb Contraction Gompanie. Son'
iraftorsn an bem Propioenee pHaiter.
@alpin bradte pieeerum cine SiSenS
Stsusroroinans Elm, bic nit Ausnabme
bon elmer 4nsabI fIeinerer Details, ple
bic Isstidbriss 1T. Die DrbInans sur
auffdauns Der 4nfabrten bes Bloom
Ipenue Sulperts parS pom @omite gins
ltis beri6tet uno oann bel stpei 2eiunsen
angenommen.
Nsue Orbinansen tpurben ipie folBt
einsersi9t: Rdssli-Sar 8ersnseruns
Der StraBs unb grtpsiteruns Der SeItens
psse an Preseott 4psnue, spiiden Olibe
un6 aib Strabsn. Bbiaips bic
Scranton 8aiIpap Gompanie an alien
unsspTuiterten Straben. auf tpel&en
ibre @eIeiie liesen, 3NpeimuI tdsIi6 ipri'
sen I6Bt. ipibrisenfaaS eine Strafe bon
S25 erboben tperben fol-. Wiorris-Stir
einen GtsuesfanaI an &aiIroao Iuenue.
Guiid-Sdr Steinplatten Seiieniueee
an belben Seiten bon ZIG Strabe, spls
i9en Bittston unb Stone I5enues.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
ans bem pberen Ebale.
(NrHbaIb &prrsippnbsn,.)

- 8obsrt @bbs bon 8IafsIp erbieIt il
Der Sobnion 8oblen So. Wine sefern butt
eine bOrseitiss Sprsnsuns einsn ooppeltsl
SbdbeIbrud unb anoere b6ie 8erlebun'
gen, fObob an ieinem IuftOmmen sestpsi
felt ipirb.
- Srau Sobu Seban, bic @attiu einsi
8irtbes au NupfieIO. iuolte iid seiterr
erbdn9en, bod entbedte man ibr 8Orba'
ben in 3eit, idnitt iie berunter uni
bratte lie bann mad unb mad ipieber il
normalen 3uitanb.
- 0ie Werfs Der 8irbsspe Sarber
Gompanie nube 9brOop ipurben an
Diontas um Utittsrnadt total burd Elm
i5euer serfbrt. peI6ss pabriaeinIi6 an.
8eIeet tporoen mar; Der 8erluit betrasi
ettpa SO, 900.
: Sn bsm Ontario BREEDER an 9ed'
bile tpurO am Sumitas Nadt um IL
nbr i'm SiebSimmer elm Seuer entoedt,
bod i4ritt man prompt sur 26idarbei.
uno bic Slammen fonnten beipdItist tper'
ben, ebe iie llmfans errei6tsn unb tpei'
teren S6aoen neruriudten.
- Ser betaete RidaeI Wanser, Der
NIT ieiner Gobter. Srau 3. R. Saas an
Dlain Strube 3u Sermbn ipObnte. beeina
UNI 6 llbr am Donnsrfas Ibenb Selbits
moro, inoem er iid cine RspoIperfussl
ourd ben 8opf iaste; isin Cob mar Gus
seniheinli6 elm iofortiser. Ser SeIbit.
m6roer, tpelder 80 Sabre alt mar. bs'
fnnb ii6 felt ben Iebten paar Woden
ni6t tpobI unb es tuiro ansenommen. bab
feline 8ranfbeit ibn ssiitesseftbrt madts !;
er bate anaeoeutet, oaB sr fi6 sridieBsn
tperoe. bod elaubte man ibm nitt, ent'
fernte aber irobbem bic 9abuns aus elmer
I'M Sauie befinbliden Slints. Wanser
mar aus Deutf1Ianb sebirtis unb pobnte
fGr lanee Sabre in SoneSbale, tpoielbf
ieine 8eerb.suns itattfano.
(GarbOnbals aUruippnbsni.)
= Ser 8ermania @eiansberein er.
pdbIte, am Sonntas NusuIt @erbarbt
ais Prdiioent unb 4oolpf 8runer ale
8pe Prdiibent. Die 8erdnbeiunsen
ipuroen bur6 ben Sob bes psrunsIddteu
Wi8aeI glisien n6ibis semadt, ber Bra.
iibent bes 8ereins mar.
-Sobn 9ioIan. ben fein Sobn am
abenb supOr tbbtli6 perlebt bate, ftarb
am 9onnerifae 9lbenb i'm emergency
Soipital an oem erbuItenen Sddbelbru&.
4IS Der Uibrber Elm 8erbbr bor Alber,
man Sonss beitunb. feute er nidt in
abrsoe, OaB er ieinen Batter sei6Iassn
bate uno CAB an, bub oieier bic Diutter
uno S&pefer NIT einem Refsr Ders
fcIste; er purbe BEN @sfdnsnib iiber'
tpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
BtlfeSbarre Rahrt6ten.

- Sobn R. @iIinms 1T als@ebGIfS'
Bpitmeliter ernannt tporben unb tritt oiC
Steqe ON /. Mai an.
= Das idbrIide SrdbIinsscon3ert
bes @eianaSbereinS @Oncoroia finbet an
DIenitus abenb. ben "a. apriI, itatt.
- @eorse @bipnrbs bon SusIetcn fieI
am Wontas i'm 0eIirium cine Sreppe
in ieiner 0Obnuns binat unD erIdg ben
erbaltenen Serlebunsen elm paar Ulinu'
ten fpdter.
- frau Simon Grnmer bon Sasleion
tpoIte am Sonntas ibren 5idbrisen Sobn
Dor einem granddaughter 3u8e retten
mas ibr nu6 seInne. bod elltt lie babel
aus unc tparo iofcrt 8etDoiet.
- Drei bisise 2osen 6ss Obj Sci.
IOirs SrOens, bic 8pomins, centennial
uno BilfeS' Barre. unterbanbeIn Inn Elm
@ebdube ber Didion @ompanie unb pa.
ben i'm Sinne, ibr sissneS Auartier in
bemielben einsurdten.
900 anssasate Der Sarrs 6. unb
SUrip Sort 8e6en ber IempIe @iien uno
aobIen Gompanie, ioipie 600 Der Ruub
3ete nabe 2uierne Borough, lesten am
i5reitas 8ormlttae obne rorberise Infiin'
oisuns bic glrbsit nieber. gtitere poaen
psrfhiebene nsbeIitdn6e abseidafft uno
aub mebt 26bnun9 baben, pdbreno bic
Der Ruub GOmpanie aus Spmpatbie
itreiften.
- 4nssbIid tpeiI bic Mafdinenflbrer
uno Bumpenldufer bon ben Streifern Der
6otip Sort Wtinen bebrobt tpuroen, ers
lanete am Samitae bic GempIe 8oblen
Gompunie einen pOrIdufeen @inbaItsbe'
fsbI bon Rihter SuIiep. um bies su per.
binbern unb S6erlif Sarpep IieB bann
iofort cine 4nsubl Deputies ubseben, um
bic Streiter an ibrem 8orbabsn su Der.
binbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Duumpre.
lRininm Miner INN

= @igiam RiGer bon @bicasc trui
am Sreitas aIs Msifsr 2urrenbauer BEL
Der @rie & @pOmins 8ullsp 8abn elm.
= -Sn naber 8ufunit pirb bic go. 1.
Dtine oer 9eniplpania 2obIsn @omp panic
auber 8etrieb Seiebt tperoen, bamit bas
iebit umfuienoe 8srbeRerunssn borse.
nommen tperben f6nnen. Sin neues Sci
2oblenleier unb 8sfbrbersr finb in ben
SsrbsRsrunsen nit sinssi@IOfen.
-Serr SuIius Sa&fs bon bier Bat in
Der perfIORsnen Wode bic Sobn gdert'
ihs 8auerei nabe glmburf fduiIi9 er.
tporben unb tpirb in sinieen @o6en ba.
bin umsisben unb iia bsr 9anbtuirtbI tafl
tpiomen. Serr @dsrt 1T nod barilbsr un.
snti1lohen, mas er tbun tuirb uno no sl
f& nisbsrIa6en tpirb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
0elifateMen.

slide: Reue SoadnOii&s Sdrinse
uuO Rufi&e Gardiner, Sumburser
4ale in Del uno @eIee, @abiur, Sar'
einsn in 8ddien, 2Obifer, appetit SiIos.
setO4ter NadsreI, 8ieIer SprOttsn in
Del.
8dfe: Sromase be 8ris, 2iebsr'
frans, @ream, 9riner, ShpeBer, Gins
burger, 8aditein unb Sanb 8die.
Durit: Salami unb GsrpeIat, @ie'
ner, init ober obne Sauerfraut, uni
5ranffurter in 8ddien.
Spe3ialitdten: O9ienmaul.
SaIat, 2iebis'S Sleifd. grtraft. OIipsnbI
bsim Quart, 2amm' 3unsen in 3bpfsn
Gbparb 9 Siebeder,
$50 2adutpanna Ape
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

Gs IN nsbr aatnrrb In bisItr 6tssub bts
9anoes, ale ppn alien anetrsn 8raufbtitsn iu.
lammsn, unb bis In pen lsBttn Sabrtn aaIf or
ale uubsilbar. 8itIt SABRE lang rrilGrten Dot.
loren itn fir cine IOfaIt Aranfbeit unb i6risbsn
ciaIs 5eilmiiitl Dol, unb ba Iis ibn nit ir,t itsr
9rbanpluus bsifGneis ni6t furirisn, srflGrisn
ls ibu fur uubsilbar. Die WiHtulaafi bat BE-
pisIsn, pab aatarrb cine Gpnifitutionsfranibsi
it unb etbbalb rOaffitutiputlle 8tbanbIung CT.
forprt. paas aatarrb- aur. fabrijirt ppn 9
5. &bsnep 4 Co., ScIsbp, Sbic, IL bic
sinsiet ccufitutiuntlIt aur i'm Warir Sis
wirb inntrlit in DpIsu peu @absn pcu iU
Srppfsn bis ;u tinsm 5bsISfsl poa esnpmmsn.
Sit pirft birsft auf pas 9lut unb bic ibItimiss
SbGaGte pss Syiftms. Sie bitttn sinbunbsrl
Dollars fur itbsn 8da, ben iis ju furirtn ptr.
fsblt. 2abt @uG Sireulnrs unb 3susnilIt fcm.
men. abrtIfirt:
8. 8. 9btHty & Co., GpItb,, 8.
70 gtrfauft bon allen apptbtftrn, IS Gts.
pat's 6amiIitn piIIsn fub bic btiftH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

- abmirnI Dspsp bat bns 9ud6t
bementiren Iaiisu, onB er bic Abt6t ba.
be, bon oer acknowledgements
suridSu;reten.
-gs 1T il isst iUeut tuis snbsiItis BE-.
fblORsn. sab in ben 8ortebrunsen bes
trsfs Der oemOtratii4en giltionaIcOnbsn'
tion tein' Nenoerun9 entreten, bisislbs
aIio in aanius Gitp, Wo., am A. SuIi
itattfnben ioa, in Der bis babin fsrtie
eefsatsn nsusn Saae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

- Sobn 8. Biqinms 1T uIs'@eblIfS'
BOitmsliter ernannt tporben unb tritt bic
Stele am /. Wai an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

VtFIt OtNDl"vIp~S%'""I
gdueihergcma9ter
9amen 0Omns naO
Safen.
9us auu,e Rei6 ber Nobe offerirt nidts
an,ieben6ereS oils oisie ipsseue Oiferten
m 8oribeiI Yreiisn. Wtaterial, @lnfaf'
una uno anfertisuns iinb in ieoer Sn'
ftans bic beltsn. ioplel beher nls iple lbr
idr bas @eIo ertparlen fbnnt, bab lbr eub
pabrideinIib barGber punoern perbet,
ipie mir es fertis brinsen go lunee biss
8enefi, ,u ibren @urit,n 1T. 1T sS
nibt nbbls, Iber bus mas uno iparum
ii6 ben 8opf su aerbre9sn.
gartie 1-oGrTeSsa", reSa,tft a"''''' u S6.9S
Sinh ssnau pie bic $40 gnsdSs, bon
feinen Gbepiot Dlirturen an8efertigi,
braune ober bIaue @Hefte - tdhtiee
S&neibsrei un6 ssnuuss Buhen saran'
tirt.
Vartie SG%sn rss,,,ia, ian'Sse 1898
9ieis iinb unssfertisi in mittIsrsm Sc.
pidt Someipun in OriOro @rau uno
anoeren Sarben. SIP Sront ober @tOn
cadet, ieibenbefIeibst. 8ein anSus in
Der Stabt su Sl2.50 ipirb bleisn au s9.'
9S iiberireffen.
gartie 80 SGTsn rsS,,,iat iaH'i'Sf q $3.50
Cine iebr portrtifli6s AuaIitdt bon
Someipun in aQ ben belten gHeften.
0nltbieoene Stile, ihper appliqueo uno
mad Ssm @si9mad Der 86nisin sei9nel'
bert.
Yartie 10 o1%s# rsSn,Iei IHi"'as' u $1,000
DisIe an,ase fnb aus feinem Sroao'
CLOTH in rei3enber 4usitatlun8 an8efer'
tiot. pGbrenb bic Shneiberei bic bette
1T, bic eei6ifte 4rbeiter liefern tDnnen.
Siirt Ioipie Sadet iiub reid appIiaueb
unb elm beferer ooer bdbiderer $40 gns
,us lit niemaIs offsrirt tporben. Der
greis bisis 8o6e III sl5.
Tribe 9amsn Triblinss Saden
SIN 2n6pf Wo6sn. 5lp SrOnts unb
Gtons. @ine unbei6rdnfte Iuspabl su
bon $500.
Sooo Gapes unO Boz 8Ote
far bic aIeinen bon bic 4 Subren.
Sptsiele ausfeauns bie'e Wode, srlra
8sribs. @beniO pOaitdnOise 2lnie fur
ainber unb Srdulein8.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
CHURCH OF v1TR1F1ED CLAY.
A nare sp.c.nen OF American Asohs-
tectuDe Lately Erected
In Chicago.

The new st. Paul's Roman Catholic
church 10 this city is o find" IN Amer
Jean architecture. Gothic in profile,
Romanesque in principle. lite acoustic
properties are amazing, says the Chi
cago Tribune.
St. Paul's church possesses the prop
critics of a sounding board yet there is
not an inch of boarding in the edlfce.
1t is constructed exclusively OF vitri-
fed clay. It's architectural foundation
Is identical with its acoustic basis.
Both are in the solid rock 20 feet be-
low the surface of what once. and not
long ago, was prairie
Even the window frames are of vttri-
fed clay. The decorative sculptures are
white terra Gotta The affairs, COM
munion-rail pulpit, and front Of the
organ loft are of terra Gotta. Window
sashes and water drips are of brick.
specially designed.
All the material b mona absorbent
The entire ceiling is of brick and tile
vnulting. The keystones are terra
Gotta, the ribs Of the arches and groina
of moulded brick. Not only Is there
not an inch of timber in the structure,
there Is noe even nail
The prevailing color is buff, exterior
and interior, running up to lighter
tone within nnd down where required
by symphony. into deep brown.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
MAN WITH THE DRUM.
he I. ,ns NOS, xee-...r, and I'm
po-tnnt Per.ooaxe I'm Sweet .
PRoceAaiom.

The man with the drum is a very I'm
portant individual these days oistreet
professions. lie keeps things moving
and men from lagging behind quick
step time and Is altogether thorough
ly Indispensable person in parade
The baud only plays ut intsr%ah but
the drum bca,s steadily on, says thu
Chicago Chronicle.
Victory in battle Is often due to the
man with the drum. but he sounds the
summons to march on and the inspira-
ton of the tap fires the spirit Ond in
flames the soul and sets the heyday In
the blood rioting hotly with 10 thought
or power to sttend the decision o. the
Judgment.
The man with the drums at the Audi
torium 10 always the most interesting
character in the. ensemble OF the or
chcstra. High in the center be stands
among his fellows and his arms ay this
way and that among the kettledrums
and his flexible wrists and fingers are
In perpetual motion. Keeping the pad
ded drumsticks going. In some parts
Of the Wagner music he would sound
the alarm OF bis heat with q savage sat
istaction. and invorspiel to the Meister-
singer his famous bom ba rdment never
failed to bring smile of mirthtul en-
joyment to the generally inpasive
countenance of the leader of the or
chcSrra
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
A1AsKA,s MINERAL VALUE.
Yielded Aemost EnouEh Cola and
stlves Last Year to Equal
the Cost Prtce.

The United States paid 81. 600 for
Alaska, and last year 1T yielded $751;
s5S in gold and silver alone. These fig
ures are given by the statisttcian of the
mint. The increase over the precious
metal product of 1898 was s3.1s7,oss-
Until last year most of the gold and
silver obtained in Alaska came from
the quartz mines near Juneau. and
most of the vast increase Of last year
came from the new fields Of Cape Nome.
1t amounted to about 100000 says
the New York Herald
From present indications the next
three months will witness m increase
of $4,000 in the mining population of
the territory. Most OF them will go
to the rich aurtferous placers of Cape
Nome. and miners of long experience
say that the gold output of the present.
year from Alaska will equal that of
California aud likely that OF the Klon-
dixie. during 1899.
But gold and silver are not the only
minerals. The enormous deposits of
copper md coal which Alaska contains
will receive attention from the army
of Adventures entering the territory
this spring and coming summer. and it
will not be ut NIL surprising II they add
more to the mineral output OF the ter
ritory than the gold quartz veins and
placer deposits.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
M1NNEsorA JUDGE ARRESTED.
Sic wa. Accused Of BeinE = Russian
spy In Japan ana Hailed
Into Coart-

In a conversation the other day
with some friends In Minneapolis.
Judge Canty, late associate chief jus
tice OF Minnesota. said he remembered
with anything bat pleasure an expert
ence he had in the quaint little
Japanese city of Node when he was
ON his way TO China o few months
aro. he wns suspected by the mill
tary authorities OF being a Russian
spy and subjected to great annoy.
ance and humiliation, says the sCht
cago Chronicle
His account OF tho affair was that
he was q passenger on a steamer
which anchored short distance from
Node bay. Having unlimited curl.
oeity and considerable time. be went
ashore and found much 70 interest
him he became enthusiastic, and de-
ter1ntned to see all that could be seen
Finally he wandered into parklike
place and against the august person
age Of Representative Of the miksdo,
military officer Of high degree
without Offering any explanation
the officer unceremoniously HUSTLED
the Judge of to the military court
and charged him uith being in the
employ Of the Russian government.
The news spread and the courtroom
soon filed with natives Further
more, a mob outside suggested in or
der to expedite matters that the
prisoner be executed first and tried
afterward.
The Judge was arralsncd and plead
ed not guilty. He asked for o change
of venue to the captain OF the steam
err, where he could prove that he was
an American The motion was de-
MED, but after walking him over the
territory he had tracersed during the
day at II O'Clock at night they al
lowed him to depart. hungry. mad and
cold.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-06-08
co out OF TOWN DEWEY DAY.
Residents of ch.caxo who paaaeA
Anaiversary of the Manila
Battle Playing Golf.

There were some people in Chicago
on Dewey day Us the appearance Of
the streets and buildings testihed.
but there were others as we'll who
were not In Chicago, but who hied
themselves away ON an early train
to the nearest golf ground and spent
the holiday propelling the little round
gutta pcrcha implement across green
fields and pastures new, says the
Chronicle. The lull of the country
was particularly gratifying when con-
trasted with the jar and hustle and
excitement OF the celebration In town,
and. while the cosntry idlcr wanted
to cheer for Dewey. he wanted still
more to enjoy the delights Of n holi-
day close to natures heart when
spring is IN the air.
So he gave little cheer for Dewey
every time he drove - ball and he
challenged his opponent 10 come on
in the immortal words of the lmmor
tai commander: "S'ou may fire when
you are ready, Gridley." He kcrt the
battle of Manila in his heart and left
the sweet secluston of streets for llIs
fellow residents with the tastes of tho
town. .
For the Joys of pageant md the
music Of hand and the amusing bur,
lesque of the hndu,aster and the gilt
ter and clash of the army and che
navy and even the sight of the hero
of the nation himself are weighed in
the scales with n game of golf and
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AEa..l. AZ dc snrnn mac.

The whole Saranac community was
on the qui vi,c, says w j. Stillman
in Atlantic, not to see Emerson or
Lowell. of whom they knew nothing.
but AgassiS. who had become famous
in the commonplace world through
having refused, not long before an
offer from the emperor of the French
of the keepership OF the Jardin des
Plantes and senatSrship. if he would
come 10 Paris md live. Such IN in
credible and disinterested love for
America and science in our hemis-
pierre had lifted Agassiz into IN ele-
vation of popularity which was be-
yond all scientific or political dignity.
and the selectmen of the town ap-
pointed deprtation To welcome him
and his friends to the region A re-
ception was accorded. and they came.
having taken care to provide them
selves. with an engraved portrait of
the scientist, to guard aeains,
PRESERVATION and waste Of their re-
spects- The head of the deputation,
after having carefully compared Agas-
s1 to the engraving. turned gravely
to his followers and said: yes, It's
him." and they proceeded with the
same gravity TO shake hands in their
order. ignoring all the other lumin-
aries.
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saminx the Princ. of wal...

About 800 years ago there was king
OF England-Edward l.-who subdued
the people of Wales. After conquer
ing the Welsh. he was anxious to ec.
their good will. and so. when II hap
pened that his hrt baby prince was
born in Carnarvon. in Wales he had y
bright idea. He announced that his
boy was a native OF Wholesome who
could speak Welsh just us well as any
other tongue lthis was true. as the
baby was but few weeks old), andhe
should therefore be the peoples own
prince. Edward. prince of Wales says
Forward. Twenty-thrre years after
this ba by became king of England, and
about - years later his grandson had
assigned 10 him. MS the third prince Of
Wales. the crest and motto which has
been borne by all the English kings
sons who have since that day had the
title. The crest isthrec ostrich feath-
ers. and the mot,oi Is the sentence, aIch
dipn''-..I serve" II was given to the
Back Prince, boy of great promise.
who fought bravely Mt the battle Of
Crccy.
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clothes in, cradles for the babies.
wrappers for cigars. and all bundles
that are to be kept dry, and even
foundations for the rude beds which.
when hammocks are not used. are
spread upon the floor at night. From
these two species (two palms, the
royal and the oocoa) and the calaeash.
the Porto Hcan obtains ample mate
rial for his house and its equipment.
This hut is called "bohio," in con-
trsdistinction TO the house of the town.
which is usually built of stone, is much
more ppetentious and is known as the
..casa.- The word "bohio" is aborig-
inal, and was used by the natives of
Hayti as well as those of Porto Rico, to
designate hut made of native mate
rials peculiar TO the country,
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STRONG ENGLISH SHIP.
(Bu,t Especially for Service in the Ant
arctic SeaS.)

172 feet, her beam 80, and her draught
16. She will be bark rugged. and have
engines of 45o-horse power. Many fea-
lures of the vessel will have special
reference to the exceptional work 10 be
undertaken. A powerful winch for OPP
Grating the deep sea dredging appara-
tus will be provided. A magnetic OBJ
servatory, with no iron or steel within
80 feet of it, will be established on
board. There will be means of lifting
the rudder and propeller when the
heavy ice is encountered and for re-
placing them when the ship is again
free. An asbestos cold proof lining for
the deck and huge felt blanket big
enough to, encompass the whole ship
in case of wintering in the Antarctic
are among the other novelties eontem-
plated.