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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Spurlp8 perfhpunben.

@ben 70 fpurIos tpie elm in ben Nlaeara
sstpOrfsnsS Sanoiorn lit bas @rud oes
sroben Dampfers .Gitp Of Rio be Sa'
metro" in ben 9iefen am eoloenen 1bor
psridpunoen. Dns S6if III betannt.
lib Dor brei @O1sn ni&t mitten i'm
Ocean fern bon jebem 9anoe, ionoern
nur tpsniee aabeadneen pom nfer unb
benz F1ern Safsn enlfsrnt. ssiuntsn.
Seltosm baden Tauher pereebll1 IN ben
lisfen mad ibm seiudt. 8erSsbli6 bat
bic Baelfic Steamibip 60. cine Belobn'
uns BON $1,000 Oemieniesn peripro8en,
Der ibr bic eenaue Sage ees Brads ans
ssben ibnns. Sur einmaI, Dor ca. 10
Tassn. sntbedten iupanif1e Iou6sr
msbrsrs @ssenidnbe. bic bon benz &C.
iu%uisnsn Dampfsr bersuribren f8iensn
Die SOfnuns ertpiss ii4 ais trti8stii1.
uu& aQe on anbsren 8unlten sematten
8sriu6e iGIussn febI. Seliiumsr Weiis
1T Dor 10 Sabren Elm anoeres Shif. bic
Str Of GbsItsr". bic mad elmer Coli.
lion nit Der Oceanic" FAM, in bsr
Rdbe bes 8oIbensn 5bOrs aud ipurIos
pet5&punben. CRIT burb bic iebieen
Ra6fori6unssn 1T ss seIunSen, bic Sage
bss bamals untersesansenen Dampfsrs
fsftSufsaen.
Die Gapitdns D s. 8oaes uno 5. &,
8uIssr. psI&s als 8unossbeamts bic
unteriu&un8 lber ben nntersan8 oes
DampfsrS ..@iip Of Rio be Samsiro'
,u idbrsn batten, erftattetsu lbrsn Bee
ri&L in benz Gapitdn BarO, Der in ben
Deusn ieinsn Sob fanb, uno 2ootie
Serbian fur bas unelld per~anttportli6
ssma&t tperbsn. Iu& Der Obsr'Wa'
fdinift bss S4ifss ipiro aus BEN
6runbs sstabsIt. tpeil mad anfi6t Der
beiten Beamtsn piel mebr WenfGsnleben
bdttsn s~srsttet tporosn iDnnsn. tpenn er
isins pfi1t sstbau bubsn p0rbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
2ebt BON vllnfdQsn.~

Sin orieineQsr 6aunsr ia Gilbert s.
Woffett alias Samss o. 9ard. bsl
tir;lid in Council BIuHs, Sa., fsRss.
ncmmen ipurbs. Gr fol- nibt tpsniasr
els 81 nnfaQ. Ssriihsrunsssefeaidaf.
ten, 10 tpeflids @iisnbabusn uno bic
Strasenbabnen in Omaba. ST. 9auI.
Chicago unb 81. Souls ipItsmatii1 be,
irOsen baben. Nit elmer bur@ LANCE
1sbuns srrsi&tsn Sigisisit %berunsIiidte
Wlofett bsft6nbis, tpsnu er auf ber 81.
fenbnhn cber in sinem 9rOasps 0assn
fnbr. Ut Seritanb, an6srs 2eute slau'
ben ~ MAIDEN. sr fsi srnitIid Serlebt
tporben. Gum S1ein bumpslte er ounn
au6 cine 9sit lang an 3riden lumber
ooer rug ben Nrm in einem Serbanbe.
Damn lieB er ii1 nit ben betrsHenben
Sabn. 9efeaf6aflsn. auf beren 2inien
Der permsintli&e unfaq pafirt tpar. ouf
unterbanbluneen elm unb eab fb
i6IieBli@ nit elmer Abfinbunssiune ;u.
frisben. SIN Der 8pii6snssit besOs bst
..8srunglldte" nod bon psrihisosnsn
8erFderunes. @sisni6aftsn unterfdbs
unsSsslosr. Seds Sabre Ians bslrisb
sr bisien Sdtpinbsl unb fol- baHit iiber
$4,000 %.,perbisnt" baben. Gnbli6
fam cine Omaha. 0sb., Babneeieai&afi
auf feline S1li&s uno psranlabts feline
8erbaftune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

am l. Suli in araft tritt. nabfommen
su f6nnen. I'm benz BubIifum iebe bis
Jest mDBli6e 4usfunft su ertbsilen. bat
oas SuIanofsusr. Bureau foIssnos Be.
fannimaduns erInHen : Sdmmtlide
arieasfeuermnrfen (Rebenue Stamps,
bic iib i'm Bette bon 9dufern bsfinben
unb ibrsn @srtb berIiersn, tperOen BON
Der Re8ierung sineelbt tperben. 9ieie
Warfen iollten bel benz sufdpOisen GoI'
Ieetor Der S%nlanbteuer bon bemiie eeiauft
tpurben. prdfentirt tperoen. Der ihnen bic
porssihriebensn formulate. &esulutio'
men u. {. IN. geben tpirb. @abribeinlid
tperbsn aud 8~erfdeuneen setrofen tper'
ben, bic fir gntfddoieune FOLDER 8riees'
iteusrmarfen forsen tperben. bic auf
8~riefbosen, Gouberts. Gbsds etc. &c.
orudt limb, obne baB bic lebteren ber'
Hort su tperoen brnuben. Wan permus
tibet, ooB an unb ua6 benz erften Suli
Rriessftsuermurfen i'm Wertbs bon ST..
100000 suriidsssosen peroen. 9ieie
Sddbune baiirt auf Der %Nnnubme, baB
oas Nubliium am |. Suli elnen 8orraib
flr einen Wonat i'm 8eiis buben tpirb.
Die NrtifeI. bsren Stsuer reoueirt. res
ipectipe uufeeboben tpurbe. rsprdisntiren
cine piel bbbere Summe, aber in oielen
Sd0en pirb Elm Nustauib nit Norfsn
fur unoere iteuerpfii6tisen 8eeenitdnbe
fattinoen, bic unbersdali6 bereeftelt
iperben, 70 buB Der 8erIuft ces Steuers
ANTS nibt 3u bebeutenb peroen tpirb
Sn Der 8Orausiebuns. OaB Der 8orratb
on Marien ON /. Suli iid auf einen
Wonut e,itreden tpirb. i6dBt man bic
Rddeiitattuns auf fOIsenoe Seirdss {:
Gbsds uno Roien $500, 900; 0otumsnte
s400. 900; 8aud' unb Stnupftabaf
SO. 500. 900; @ieurreu uno Glsareiten
81. 900. 900; Bier Sc DOC, 200; Jus
men Sl2, SOC, 900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
sermanifAeS Wuseum.

anssrsst burd bic portrsHIi4sn BE.
,isbunesn, tpel6e bic llnipsritat Oar.
barb isit alter 8sit init ssrmanii&sm
MiRen unb @eisn unterbdlt, unb burH
bic Iisbspols pfsse. ipslds in bisisr
Sodi&ule ben eermanii4en Sd6srn
sstpibmst tpirb, III BON ben Profsforsn
Or. Strand unb Or. S1iaine. tpsl&e
oafelbit tpirten. bic @tlnbune zines
Gsrmanii6sn Wuisums in Sarparb pro.
isliirt tpOrben. Gin Tbeil 6es gun, BE.
einn tss nntsrnsbmenS n5tbieen 8sIoeB
1T berelis porbanbsn. Der Rstp 0ortsr
9beuterbireitor Seinri& gonrieb bot
,tpsimul auf eissns Rotten isins beutf&s
Sbeatertruppe nod Satbaro sebrahi
unb 8Oritslunssn ,um 8shsn bes Ger.
manii&sn Ruisums seesben. bic snibu.
faftihen Seifaa srranesn unb babe,
aaidbrli4 tuisbsrbolt tpstbsu folen.
Die @eididte bss @ermansntbums. bon
Der eritsn rDmiidsn Snpafion. Bis ,ur
8tdnbuns Ses neuen beutiden 8ei6ss.
lou in BEN Wuieum burG Sariftsn,
8ilbsr. altbertbamsr. AbeiEe. 8botc'
sropblen etc berani1auli8t lporben. 60
mihsn frsili& pisle SABRE psrseten, sb,
Elm pcahdnoiaes Bib Der esrmanif6sn
Wsnirbeitsasi&i&ts auf bisie Writ ~.
iammsntommt, ubsr bas lnternsbmsn
III Der Witarbeit pisler @~eneraiionsu
parbis uho tpsrlb. bas Sober, BEN a
psreOnnt IN, feline Sano nit antesen ,u
i0nnen, bilft. bic 8auteins au einsm
Wonumsnt suiammspsutrassn. bas srOs.
artieer ni&t eebaht iperben fam, uni
oas fcpObI cisism 9anbs, tpie auG BEN
8ermansntbum ju bleibenbem Rubm,
eersi6sn tsiro. Die rnipetiitdt Oar.
barb blidt auf ifoISs llsbsrlieferunssr
surtd. S@on 6osibs G~bsrfonbts ID,
feiue Wetfs NIT elmer i1Snsn @iemuna
Ri6t lan8s baruuf stablitte bic Sod,
fGule sinen beuifdsn 2sbrfubI. Ban
croft, Sebgs unb Wotlsp papfan,tsn
ais fs bon bsuti&sn lnipstFtdtsu surad
tamen. beutfhen @eif in eisle berlbmt
2sbranfalt, bic iomit bsrufsn erf6sini
benz @srmanentbum in Der nsuen Nsl
bas p%Ornshmfts SsntmaI ~ isssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Sarte citrate.

Beil er nit sinsm unrsinen aarabinsr
,ur Snipsttion fam, tpuros irisssseri&t'
LID folssnbe Strafs iibsr ben Soloatsn
So. Sia pom 10. aaUaaetie.R esimsni
psrbdnst, oas auf Cuba itsbt: Aus'
ftobuns aus Der armee. Berlut bss
Soloss fir Stpsi Monate. Stpei Nonute
frsnser 4rret nit barter Arbsit. pert
iddrfi bur6 iiebsn Gage Ginsslbaft bel
8rob unb @uHsr in isoem WOnat. Oas
urtbeil 1T. absasli6 Der Isstsrsn 8sr'
ibdrfune. beftdtist tpcrbsn. Ser Wlu'
liter gilbert Sid pom 3. Attiaeris. Resi'
msnt III zines Nahts aber bic aaiernen'
muusr ssitiessn, ben ocriisen .~,psrbcts'
men Diitrifi" befupt unb iih einer
Raui1 angetruntsn. gr fam nit eiusu
Sob. 8srfal fur sinen' WOnut meg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
BON llualnef hsimaefudt.

Srau Catherine Beis puros IN Wsft
RsptOn. 9a., am Srsitus ,u @rabs ss'
traesn. Die BON Sdidfal i1tpsr es'
prlfts Dame srlus einsm Serslsiosn.
bod Der Summer beibleunIste ibren
lob. Dor msbreren Wouaten psrlor
fe ben @atten. Der am Abenc ces Sobs
jsitstasss ieiner Todter BON elmer Solo.
motips estrOfsn une ssi6btst purbs,
Glide Gage ipatsr sri&ob ii& cir
SObu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
6~stamare, eadaipanna uno 8shern Sabn.
On araft hen 2. Dnsmbtr 1900.

SipIin -9srlG6t Scranton fur gltp ylOri
nm lao, 300, $50, SO une 1905, 8ormit.
tags 1855 uue 1888 Waumittlss. 5ir
Strcuesburs, um go Rom. Rilh. uut Vic
spmmceations. 3us UNI $40 Na6mittass. Gr.
rtiht Sebcftu uE, $50, 7.tS, 1923 Morstus ;
1908, 3.f5. 4.4S unp 7.t9 Natmittaas
Grrtiht philadelphia um LOG, 1923, 600
uns S.22 Nabmiitags. 9rrti6t Scranton
pon Stem gerf I'm Ito, 1 O6 unb 10 26
Rcr. ; 100, t.52, 5.A3, 9.45 uni 1870 W4m
Bon Strcuesburg UNI S.n5 Rergsus
R6rblid -8srlabI Suautpn fir Buffalo une
3pilttnfatipntn, UNI 10, 4.10 une 900
Wpr. i.55. 5.lS 1875 uni Ratm. our %
ptap unb Spratult nm 1 10 Wor. unb i.55
Nd1m. air lltitd nm Ito Nor. unb f.55
Ra&m. 5ir Wiontr ole um 8 % gpr los
unb 5.4S Rahm. 6tr NihUlluu I'm i.t0 uup
els Rahm. 8ir Siuebamton, 1925 Dor
fnittaas. Grreibt SCRANTON ppn Sufalp
nm les, 9 SIS, 5.l5 uub 10 90 WVr.; $50
unb 800 Nd6m. Bon Oswtap uno Syraeuis
nm 2.55 Dor. F; 1898 u. s 20 Rom. Bon Utica
uur2. 55W Tor; t2.3Su $50 Nhm. Bon Nihol
ION um $50 Nor. une 600 Nabni. Bon
Wontrpit UNI 10 90 Wpr.; $40 une 500
Nahm.
8loomsburg Eibifun-9uIib SnantOr
fir Rertbumbtrlanb I'm Gas, III O5 Wpr.
i.55 une 5.5h Na9m 8ir plpmVutb um los
$40 une $50 Ha1m Dur aingitcu, Sit
Mor. 9rrtiht YortbuRbtrldno nm 9.35 Wcr.
lilo. 500 unb 8 As Hahm. Grrti9t atns
Gon um $50 Ror. GrrsiHt plpmOutb I'm 2.0l
ABA, $50 uub 1890 Born &usi6t Seran
ton pcn Ncrtbumbsrlaup UNI 9 AZ DIOR. II.
IS, $50 une 6.l5 Natm. Bon ainsiteH IN
100 Nor. Bon plymouth I'M 1855 WCr.
$50 uub sos Rahm.
Sonntaas'3nee.
Ganli6 -gtrlGBt Scranton nm | 10, Bon
$50. nub 1905 Wpr.; 3.33 unp $40 Na6n
Rahm.
R6rolia -9srIG6t SCRANTON nm LIS IN
l.f0 Wpr. t.55. 5.4S unp 1875 Watm.
GIasmsbure 1ibiion 0nlibt StrantO
IN zoos Wpr. unp $50 Ratm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
@irtbfhaffssu ebernabme

Der llntrJsi6nsts isist bsm btuti&tn pubIi.
tlm pom nab ure fsrn ~trsfbsnif an, eae Ct bic
WiIibthatt ess Ssrrn 8tprst Etbr In Siblsy
tauTtt tbtrncmmtH bat. 9tbtrmann pirb bic
s.ltrn @stTdnft, 9tsdrrtn unp ,upVrfpmmsnohs
Stetsnuns ba mir uorinbtn. Is smpfeblt lid
btIttns. Stnri Jraufftr. gpirtb'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
AuSIanb.

ouh Sbs,bGros,m.;ns, o;,fhnsr ;a 81
ran ertrantt.
0sr hs,as,,,. m;,,;a 0,A...suau
rat ss;nsr s;n,;aan eoS" 80 ~ ~
nsrIo,sn s" o ~
eo,o,;,.t,x e.,;S., :. s.....
bo, IN n,,s maA n;%, %soss
@ranSsn sn,Is;h, NV" A"'S"
N. 5raneoiS Salss gomOne Got,
~ in mn,s .aGsup'@s S@au'ps's''
Na3 elner> Ulelbun8 aus 8om
pureen am see bon Como a1t OfBiere
I'M 3oaesamte our@ cine satpins sstoo'
Sn 9ar1bure 1T Der ftdotl'9s Obsr'
Sn9en'ear Uieper. Der seninle Saopfsr
ger oefuptnten alter'Anla8en, aus BEN
ssosn selH'ecen.
Sofopfernbiriosnt @uitob SMALLER
listen. Der iib Dor Ginger 8sit elmer
Opssatlon unter3leben inuBte, NJ lest
ooufanole n'eoerberesitsut'
- SIN 0orbsd bei 0orimunS. @e5t.
fallen, Bat cine bsftiae Dpnomits GrpIo,
lion ftattaefunben. bic, ipis man oloubt
0u'p e'nen Sp'on oerurla&t tporosn 1T
- Rad elmer Dspeibe aus Buoapef
tpurbs SeIpmarIHalI. aieutnant SabIon,cp
bon einem entlaIenen Sfficier ana @aSe
our6 einen ReppIperIGus ~pertpunbet.
Der 9bdtsr tpuroe feltaenommen.
DaS preusifbe observation-disclosures
beIhIos cine 8orIaae ein,ubrinoen tpeIde
oas 8erumiersn Der @bsinufer uno an.
oerer moIerijder 8unfte burd Nnbrin,
aen BON RsflametafeIn psrbietet.
0,4 ou.I.
Der ,.Nsuen ;sreien NreIe@ in @ien
in eS in Der perGiben Saupiitabt
Ieberan ,u llnruben aefommen. neil Der
perIudts. sinias Reformen burd,
,ufabren.
o.s M.s,4.s
IasiYuB Ssa Ssuoshtsh'On
Ipeldem aGs WitaIieoer Der ruiiiden
aufaeforbert tperben. iiH ben
I'M 8ampfe an, bic Nrsibeit
an,uIdIisben.
nx ,..a
nOu IunlWe "n,ett.Wtsm'hlpst
ousT.svuap, ~s.@s1 am ~. Usotnat Don
,.as' Ssn''' us' n",ps'!'u'
psrpunSst tpurbe. in an her
asftorbsn,
w.s 81
Gus pas,e Ip''V Sas @U'sSsh gss
~ aansun'Vs S'ss : aomlta's SpatIss
m:.Nu @sUsH Uo1p,s.Ie Sosnup'
ySsV Nm, Sse s.i'sh eaI.a.'s Sss ptS'
'H'." p.sp'apIa: gemeloeI. SS'Wu10s
ssns SH.aiueIu gtan"ss am IsS'
~ mrIB W u'a;le.usS' 0'ant'ssu:
~. Ow p'uu'.h tu1t's" vul unp 5'ps.
n1'us'u.p's'uis 'putUsh sslpo.el uno sH
S..,uhsn. pa.u''sI lsps Osuetpesslsu;s'
GaU.s 0'''sS'' D'a" 's'"'u'es' o'an''
''''u"s'
Oet Sleaeb 8egSh oeh e~apn?oIs'
1oIpspe', An'psnIsh 9ssInsII 9s'VsIoste,
0oaOsh. weSs" vss oulaTNmsnllOBss !m
.nOVss .; j. shps's mH oet Serat'peM'
,n9 'sus'psa ~ Q p.onatsn VsIangnlB'
eels Us'dn"'s puIos" ps. gem oulam'
nsnI'US - Ps''0"s" ss'00's' " on
's''"""0s''
gus Ssrn msiest sIns Dsps'4s.
'aB E9 pom oeh goBoeeen'AIpen s'ne
9rSBe setplne aui Sern pernisoefSal1le
lnV ~ TE mpio S.tabs aaI lahI 9Iet'
~ pIs''sh weII 5stpotIe' 9toBer Spa:
pen mu1oe aIBetoem aneer'pte'' Spel
eeilonen 'ouen esioo's' inc msprsfs
lsm'
- Cine WeIbuns aus Barcelona,
9snssusiG. last, oaB Der oort'ss an'srs'
,anl'pe eonlaIafaesnl BON osnsaletl@en
osanhien oetpaIiei uno me @eIan8nsB
9smoIIen le'. ano spat o9ns ~gsna8snosI
gruno. S'es W pas afps''e ptai IN Jun,
ptonaten' oaB osr 4esnt au' loI@s Ws,s
'spanoeit m"o.
- Der StaStraib bon 8snebia bat
zine 8eIpbnuna BON 20. 900 Sire fdr ir.
asnb einen ita!ieniidsn obsr ausIanbi.
lHsn Sestaprsr aussslGr'ebsn, Der ben
eeuinant @rat tSfaneo Aulr'n' n Den
norps9'l1en Dtaitolsn reitss, DE pom
9loropolsGpeo'l'on oes Qerso4s Der
vi bIullen DeTichtDnuDen. \
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Gifenbabn Seittnbelle.
erie uno @aomins guasp Giisubahn 80.

3attabfas In 8raft BEN II. SEPTEMBER 1900.
3iss fir eapIsy unp I tale puufts, ~ Dam
Lev 8trbineuns nit Der erie GiIsnbabn fir Nsp
gorf, Rspbursb une 3wiibsnitaticusn mattup,
pnIaIsn SCRANTON um 7.u5 Wcrssns uue 2.25
Rahm.
3iss icmmtn an in Scranton I'm $50
Worgtns unb $40 Absnbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Couis '.'fobmann'
'WntPl,
1928 aao 325 Sprnee Strake.

-)0(-
81. Bouts anbsuisr BuiG uuo Q. &obinfcn
1iers. 8srliutr @sibbisr. Bon 8eineu unit
eiquoreu meroen uur bic .rprobtsfsu RarfM
8sfhbrt. Better port.r uno ale.
Barme unb falte Spsifen
8a isber Sasesieit. a0s Selifattftu Der Sab.
rssasit Cine rei4baltigs ausuabI oey btftt
Giaarrtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
MItticbe Mufeldrnma

tntsalt oas s~soisssns otutias Msrt ..Dtr Ret.
t~unsss&nfer", IS. Nufnet. $50 6tiitn iiatt, NIT
pitItn ltbIrtittn SnufirationfH, nsbf elmer 40.
b~anolnns lbsr tinesricfe Chen, ipsIhts bon Mann
nno Brdu eeltltn iDtrotn to1ts. unentbsbrlid
thr tnngs etntt. bic fh ptrtbtlihtn tponsn, obtr
nnsihdiih perhsiraibet hnb.
IN ltibt osrlaneIiasr Wtift ~ onssfabrt. tple
man ecfunee aineer ltlet nnb @sfhlsdbtsfranf.
,pis 6dlwddbe, Rerppfftdf, Smppftnl, SpluH.
pneH, unfrudbtbdrfeit, frhbfHni ihpdhts @t.
oahtnib. GnersisIp6sfeit nHo 2rnmpfaesrbrndb,
ohne fd,deIiben Yaseiiineii eduerib beilen fam.
yin trtntr 6rtuno unb tusiisr Ratbatbtr III bitits
unibtrtrtfribs otutihe Bud, iptIhtb mad On.
piaua BON IS Cts. poimarftH In ~siniahtn ums
ldlaa iorslam utrpadt. frti Iussi&idt iuiro.
DEuTSChES HEIL-IkSTlTuT,
10 EAST O.. STREET,
6rlhsr II Clinton place. Rem Bort, q. D..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
3ue 4rteaefeuer.

Die Seamtsn bss S&atamtss trsFsn
Uorbsrsliuneen. um ben 8sRimmunssn
Der RrisesRsusrrsbuetiVnspprIaes, bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
SDbn Nrmbrnff.
0entf9er Wekger,

Ro. ale 9enn absnue,
pirb F9 befr,bsn, ourH aussu.i&nstt s1hrat
isbtr art uub pets frii4ss unb bsfss 6ItiiS
isine 2uuoeu ieotrJsit jnfrisbtn tu fttlsn. Dat
btRs SAmaIl In Der etaotiu StHtIH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Ncter Stipp.
MuaFefmeiiter HRb @oatrattOr,
327 8aibinston absans,
ssscnibsr BEN etabtssbduS..
s,scnibsr benz staOta.bduo,.

8s8rnhbtt Dem stabt9tbdu6t,
ibernimnt als in Sas Raursrfad einitIaaen.
ben 4rbsiisn unb lIefert Ssttrsburgsr blaut
nno @sft Wonntain 9eIbt Rau.rf.ius uub
5sbrohsne Steins fur gtmsntb0ssu in 8eQsrn
'at allen Sbeilen Der Staot idueIl suo biQiaff.
~ S.Iepbon. 70. 1854.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
SON OF
CHIEF OF
POLICE DIES
Eugene W. Gibson Died of
Consumption This Morn
ing.

The death Of Eugene Wilbur Gibson
only son Of Chief of Police ID. w. Glib
son, occurred at the family home at 327
Cottage street at 1906 O'Clock this
morning. He has suffered for the last
year from consumption, and has been
bed-ridden for the greater part Of the
last FIVE months and during this week
he has frequently suffered severe hem
orrhages. Deceased was born at Stayton,
Oregon, on September IL, 1877, being "a
years of age. He spent the greater part
Of his life in Salem, going to Juneau,
Alaska, three years ago. during the gold
excitement, 1t is presumably while
there that be contracted the disease
which has ended his life. The relatives
Of deceased are his father, a step
mother, a sister, Mrs. Grace Eve, OF
Portland, and an uncle, George Gibson
Of this city.
The funeral will be held at Turner
Sunday afternoon, and interment will
be in the Twin Oak cemetery near that
town, where the mother Of the deceased
was buried in 1892.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
GERMAN
HOPES
DASHED
Presidents Message DiSpelled
Their Dreams.
Papers Refer in Bitterly
IrOnical Terms.

New YoRK, Dec. IA Berlin cores
pondent says President Roosevelts mes
sage to Congress has been utilized by the
supporters OF the tariff bill as a fresh
argument in its favor.
The hopes raised in the ranks OF the
anti-protectionists by Mr.. Mckinley q
atterences on the subject Of reciprocal
commercial treaties have been dashed
by Mr.. Roosevelts incorporating tone
and the supporters of the bill have been
quick to put the American danger" :" in
the forefront of their arguments.
Nevertheless. says the correspondent,
the Conservatives do not like the general
tone Of the message. The Kreuz zeitung,
in an article OF bitter irony, Gays that
President Roosevelt was to usher in an
era Of honest government to annihilate
the vampire rule OF trusts and 10 "break
down the wall Of protection" These
dreams, says the Kreuz Zeitung, have
been dispelled by the Presidents mes
saAe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07

Every season attempts should be
made to improve some portions OF the
farm so that the soil will show the
highest standard Of productivity,
There are crops which must be raised
on every farm which leave the soil
much poorer in fertility when they are
harvested. Systems of rotation may
tend to countcract this evil and keen
the general average Of the fertility
good, but In spite Of this there viii be
a gradual decline unless special efforts
are directed toward the Improvement
Of the soil. This can best be done by
selecting certain fields or field each
year and making n point 20 raise the
standard of fertility of that section,
by thus changing of one goes over the
whole farm In the course Of few
years and makes the soil all Of a high
standard
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
FOREIGN
VESSELS
EXCLUDED
Will not be Allowed
to Carry
Goods TO the Philippine
Islands.
Would Violate COaStWIse
Trading Statute.

SAM Francisco, Dec. THE Cham
her Of Commerce Of this CITY has ap.
pointed a committee to consider ways
and means for encouraging a direct
American line Of steamers to the Phil
ippines. The Treasury Department
has ruled that by the recent Philippine
decision of the Supreme Court, ship
ments may not be made to the lie
lands in foreign bottoms, as it
would be in violation of the
statute providing that coastwise trade
must be carried on in vessels Of United
States register. under penalty of forfeit.
ure of the shipment. The Togo Kisen
Kaisha and Occidental & Oriental Steam
ship Lines are thus debarred from haud'
ling Philippine shipments even though
transferred to them from American
ships at Asiatic ports.
In view of the Supreme Court decis-
ion it is authoritatively reported that
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will start new line OF steamers to ply
between the Philippines, Hawaii aud
San Francisco, Captain w. B. Seabury
will start for the East next week for
Newport News to bring out the first Of
the line the steamer Corea, OF 10000
tons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
BOUNDARIES
County Court and County
Superintendent of School
Make Changes.

A petition was filed in the county
commissioners court yesterday, which
being granted, resulted in the following
changes being made in the boundaries
of certain school districts.
The line between district No. 54r ely
mer, and district No 10, Oak Grove
was changed so as to cut small protion
off No. 81 and include it in No. l6.
The line between districts No 4
sublimity, and No. IL. Aumsgille, was
changed 80 as to include a small fraction
formerly in district No. IL.
The line betEeen districts No. %,
Hazel Green, aud No. So Hayesville Was
changed so as to include into district No.
90 a small portion Of district No. Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
For Sale at a Bargain

A 40 acre fruit farm 1-2
mile from depot at Marion,
22 acres of pIuneS 8 years old,
5 acres of apples and pears, 3
acres in cultivation, 7 acres IN
tame pasture.
Dryer with capacity of 24o
bushels. warehouse 24x4o It,
all as good as new. Sidney
Milling Cos ditch runs across
one conner of place. Over
5000 worth of pruneS dried
and sold this year. Title per
feet. Price $1,000. One
third down, balance on time
ito suit at 6 per cent. interest
r. T. RAY, Marion, Or.
10 ~ 2u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07

but IL is certainly true that more than
hall Of all cases Of poor hearing were
caused by catarrh.
The catarrhal secretion in the nose
and throat finds it's way into the Eus-
tachian tube and by clogging it up
very soon affects the hearing, and the
hardening of the secretion makes the
loss OF hearing permanent, unless the
catarrh which caused the trouble is
cured.
Those " no are hard OF hearing may
think this a little far fetched, but any
one at all obseryant must have noticed
how hard cold IN the head will affect
the hearing and that catarrh II long
neglected will certainly impair the
sense of hearing and ultimately cause
deafness.
II the nose and throat are kept clear
and free from the unhealthy fecretions
of catarrh, the hearing will at once
greatly improve and anyone suffering
from deafness and catarrh can satisfy
themselves on this point by using a
fifty cent box Of stuart's Catarrh Tablets,
new catarrh cure, which in the pas
year has won the approval Of Thousands
of catarrh sufferers, as we'll as physicians
because il ia in convenient form to uee
contains no cocaine or opiate and lie al
| safe and pleasant for children as fol
their elders,
stuarts Catarrh Tablets is a whole
some com bination Of blood root, Guaiaeol
EucelyTtol and similar sntiseptics, an'
they cure catarTh and catarrhal deaines
by action upon the blood and mueou
membrane OF the nose and throat.
As one physician aptly expresses It
"You do not have to draw upon th
Imagination to discover whether you a.
getting benefit from Stuarrs Cstarr
tablets; improvement and relief ar
arp,rent rom the first tablet taken"
Al druggists sell and recommen
them They cost but fifty cents for a Ia
sz,d package and any catarrh sutieT'
WHO has wasted time and money o
sprays, salyes and powders, will az
preciate TO the foil the merit Of Stuart
Catarrb Tablets. 1857
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07

Clay Larkins the consolation prize--a
tin horn. After laughing over the an
swers some gave, we we're told there was
something else in store for us.
All we're given a paper napkin filed
with popcorn, also needle and thread
on which to string the corn. This proved
a lively contest, Miss Della Osborne
coming off victorious and George Thomp.
son last.
BY this time the old town clock gave
us warning that the hour was getting
late, so we bade goodnight to our hostess
and pronounced Miss Carrie royal en-.
tertainer.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-12-07
WHAT
CAUSES
DEAFNESS
The Principal Cause is Cur
able but Generally Over
looked.

Many things may cause deafness and
very often it is difficult to trace a cause
Some people inherit deafness. Acute
diseases like scarlet fever sometimes
cause deafness. But by far the most
common cause of loss of hearing is
catarrh OF the head and throat.
A prominent specialist on ear troubles
gives as his opinion that nine out Of ten
cases of deafness is traced to throat
trouble; this is probably owe stated