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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
Friday. The Longest Day.

Friday, June 81, was the longest
day in the year. The sun rose on
that day at 4:34 o'clock in the
morning and set at 1928 o'clock in
the evening, making the day Ia
hours and So minutes long, or 2
hours and 81 minutes longer than
the shortest day in the year which
is December u. Summer also begins
on Friday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
For SaIe--BicYcle.

A 1900 model ladies Rambler,
good as new for sale cheap. The
wheel has been given the best of
care and is in every way as good as
it was the day that it was bought.
Inquire at this office for particulars.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
More Surveyors.

John Ross and Ross Eakin are
here to remain for some time. They
are engaged on the state geological
survey. They Will be joined here by
the chief Of the party and will ira
verse the roads and streams of this
section of the state. They will 90
into camp near Cassville in a few
DAYS.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
For Sale-Fine Residence.

For Sale-A new house with nine
rooms, slate roof, large cellar, water
and gas, the house is nicely finished
and has all modern improvements.
For sale at $4,000 cash. Inquire at
this Office for further particulars.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
REDUCED RATES
Account Fourth of July Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.

Excursion Tickets will be sold to
and from all stations East of the Ohio
River, within radius of 200 miles
(but not to and from stations East of
Baltimore) for all trains of July Sd
and 4th, valid for return until July
9TH, inclusive.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
Episcopal Hall will be open all sum
Dpr.

The Episcopal Hall will be open for
boarders all summer. New furniture
has been added and other improve
ments made for the comfort of guests.
For rates call upon or address Capt.
w. G Marshall.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
South Park.

Embraces the lands owned by the
Morgantown Bridge and Improve
ment Co.
Great inducements will be given to
those who invest now.
Ii you buy of these people you will
have no trouble on the sewer question.
Inquire OF j. w. WILEs.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
MRS. M'kINLEYS CONDITION
CONSIDERED FAVORABLE.

Washington, June 22.-Reports re-
garding Mrs. McKinley's condition
continued of favorable nature. Con
fidence is expressed that she will be
able to be removed to Canton early
in July.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
Patent Granted Morgantown Man.

Anton Roeinisch has been granted
two patents for apparatus for sever
ing glass. He is resident Of Nor
gantown and the patents are results
of very clever ideas
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
Boarders Wanted

Table boarders wanted during the
summer at w. t. Ryan's It's Wiley
street. A few roomers can be taken.
Terms reasonable.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
Notice to Ice Consumers.

Having bought the ice owned
by w. w Graham and J. c. Turf
ner we are prepared to deliver at
your door pure mountain ice a.
Is cents per 100 lbs. Low rates to
large consumers.
BELL & Co.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
Boarders Wanted.

Table boarders at So week dur
ing the Summer at Mrs. M. L. Wat
sons. A few roomers can also be
taken
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
The Weather.

"Showers and thunder storms to-
night and in east portion Sunday
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22
SEVENTEEN DEATHS
May be Awful Record of Ex-
plosions of Fourth of July
Fireworks.
NUMBER OF PERSONS HURT.
Apartments Above Stores at Pater
son, N. j., Became AbIaze-sems
Who Escaped DEATH Rescued. or
Had to Jump.

New 1Qfh, June A4.--11GNSALSGn bCo-
pie are believed to have been killed
and a number injured as the result
of a fire following an explosion among
a quantity of fireworks in the store of
Abraham Nj. Rittenburg at Paterson,
N. j. The store was on the ground
floor OF a tenement building. The
cause OF the explosion Is not known
aud the property loss will not exceed
$50. 900.
The Injured:
Mr.. j. Jessup, bruised about the
head and body and burned about head.
Mrs. J. Jessup, bruised and burned
about body.
|. Bamber, head and face burned.
George Solder, head severely cut.
Nicholas Hiliman, cut on head
Fireman Edward Singsland, injured
by failing wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MeGlone, burned
about face and bodies.
A number of people received minor
injuries, but went to their homes.
So great was the force OF the ex-
plosion that a boy playing in the
street half q block away was lifted
from his feet and hurled against an
iron fence. One of his legs was
broken.
Some of the occupants Of the rooms
dropped from the windows and were
bruised, others hang from the win
dows until the iiremen came and 20
persons were taken down in this way
through the fire and smoke by the
firemen, while others dropped into
life nets.
Daniel Dooley saw the two Ritten-
berg children in the rear rom and
rescued one, but could not get the
other. He was badly scorched in res
cuing the first child.
The whole upper part of the build
ing sagged outward and fell and Cap
tain Allen and two of his men were
buried under the blazing debris. One
of the men is badly hurt
Rittenburg viii probably be arrest
ed pending an investigation.
The bodies taken out thus far are
almost unacceptable and are
burned and torn by the fire and the
collapse OF the timbers of the build
ing.
The Bodies Found:
Mrs. Lucinda Adamson
Mrs. Charles Williams, burned
while trying to rescue husband
Charles Williams. helpless cripple,
unable to leave bed
: Harold Rittenburg, 10 months, child
VI the keeper of the fireworks store.
Willie Elsasser, six weeks old,
mother kept baker store.
Mrs. Bert Bamber, whose husband
is in hospital
- Bamber, months old
Mrs. Andrew Elyin, head only
found trunk missing.
Mrs. Ann Burns.
Clarence Burns, years old, found
clasped in his mothers arms.
Mrs. Annie. Lannigan.
Mrs. Mary Duffy
Total number of bodies recovered,
e.
The Missing.
oseph Elvin, 2 weeks old, mothers
head found.
Mrs. Anne Fenneman.
Two nephews Of Mrs. Lannigan,
whose body has been found
Mrs. Mary Elssasser, kept baker
shop; child's body found
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22

Left Preston County for Parts still
Farther out of the World Warrants
Issued for Their arrest bnt they
Prove too Smart-The Argus Tells
about IL.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-06-22

Tells About the Fighting In South Ar
riea--The New Dominion Published
the Substance of this Some Weeks
Ago Report has just Been Made
Public by War Department.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Dttt6tpn.


Cine Is Wonats allie To6ter Der
@beIeute SaiOb @sisiareer bon Suabes.
tOtun ftarb am Wontae unb tpurbe seftern
beerbiat.
2eonarb 8ruber bon bier ertranf
am Samftae Nadt tpdbrsnb bes Sturs
mes in 6lufe unb am Dienaas Roreen
tpurbe Der 8brper nabs Sort 8opflsp
aufsefunben.
SRI. 2isie Sdmibt bon Stiff Str.
erla8 an Samfiae einsm anfaae abeu,
matismus; fe mar 90 Sabre alt unb
tpurbe am Sieniias i'm Samtolpn Iutb.
5rieobofe beerbiet.
Rabe Smitbbiae fanb bur@ cine
8eri6isbune in Der Butler Nine cine
Ssntune Der 2sbiab Bailey @eIsiis fatt.
flnf SUB tief unb 900 SUB Iang. Wan
bsmerits oas nnbeiI, ebe fia Elm llnfaa
erelgnete.
= Der 2aoen bes Better S&maIb ,u
Su8beStoipn tparbe an Sonntaa Raht
bon ginbreAern Inn @aarsn i'm Dertbe
bon sl25 bsitOtlen bic Disbs binter.
lleBsn feline Spursn. Am sleiden Abenb
ipuroe bic Brtbi6ait bes @m. 8ronn
su Dupont UNI cine Auantiiat Giaarren
nno @eirdnte beftoblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
@aAen OUT.

9raiibent Ssard bon BEN Rational.
bsrbanoes Der 5abriianten. bat uuf ben
4. September cine SiBuna Der @rsiutib.
beb5roe anberaumi. in ipelder be Reei.
proeitdtsfrase erbrtert ipsrbsn fol-. SO
iou nab sriinolidsr grpdsune iensr
Sruse elm 8esiprOeitatS' gpnbsnt sinbs.
rufen tpsrbsn. So ssi6isbt ales biefss
in 5olee Der unSufrisoenbeit Der Sabri.
tantsn. tueI6e Waaren egportiren. Ser
@onsreB ioa eriudt usroen, bic nbtbies
Silfe Su fdaffen. @ie Prdfibent Seard
uetii&ert. berIanssn bic 5abrilanien sur
66roerun8 bes SanbelS init BEN Muslanb
Sanoelsosrtrdee nit anberen 2dnbern.
Sn ben lebten Wonaten, erfIarte sr, bit.
ten 8uBlanb. Stalisn unb einiss anOsrs
2anoer burd 8ereeItunassbae uniersm
Sanoel i&tpers Sdldss uerfsst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Mnterfu6uus sesen betraeerifAs
Seiceneinfhdeer I'm 3Vuamt.

Dsr 8oaeini&absr Brakeman in 0stp
Dort bat eriIdrt, bab cine peinIide lin.
teriu&uns seaen 3Oabeamte i'm @anss
1T, pelbe i'm 9erbaht ftebsn, importirts
Se~ibenseuse nidt gum bOaen 8srtbs
uerSolt su baben. Die betreHenben SIN.
portfirmen iOaen ibnen baiiir sinsn 3beiI
Oes @eIbes UNI bas bic 3~olbsbBrbe betro.
gen ipuroe. a~bsessben BADEN. @s bsist,
oaB elmer Der unsstreuen 8OleiniddBer
bon elmer Sirma. uslde Ssibenseuse i'm.
poriirte, ole ieinen 3bsiI bss 8aubes
$4,000 bas Sabr srbielt. Gin anberer
3oleiniddber iOI auf Soften elmer Sirma
cine 8ersni8unssreiis in europa MAIDEN
unb Elm oritter foI pIbblid in ben 8sfe
zines iperibbolsn @runolldss esiOmmsn
fem. Sin Wann Ramens 8lod ioa ben
SduinbeI berraiben baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Die xempeI Nitter. 9ouiSpiae,
I'm.

8ssen benz b~rsiiabrissn @oueIape BON
81. bis 81. Gueuit incIufipe. bsriaufen
bic Billet Neenten Der .~2adawanna
@tisnbabn" Runbfabrt 8iustie mad
9ouisplIe. 8p.. gum prsis fur einen
Wee fir bic &%unDfabrt. 8iaelis aum
Sertanf gut Sur Sinfabrt BON 90. bic
25. Au8uit incluiipe, unb 8aliis aus 8ad.
fabrt bis gum 2. September inelulipe
beim SinterIegen beS 8iaetts beim al,
semeinen N8enten in 2ouisb,Qs Dor ober
am 2. September uirb isbo1 bic sstift.
psrlan8srun8 gum psrIafen bon Souls.
bile bis fpateftens am l6. September
aussebebni. mad 8eSablune bon SO
eents. abfei8 in Buffalo gum 8efua
Der pan.A merlean tpirb auf Der Stud.
fabrt %erlaubi, ipenn bsim aQsemeinen
Asenten in Buffalo 81. 90 EXTRA besabIt
ipiro. bcraussefest. bab Der pafaeisr
lnnerbalb Der enb8lltieen Sritbsrlaneer.
un8 oabeim antrIft. Die 8ranb Cons
manorp Der 3empel Sitter bon Rem
Serisp bat einen SpgiaI,us ensaeirt,
Der am %, Aueuf. 10 ubr 8ormittaas,
SobOfen perldbt uno UNI 1880 Nabmits
tags in Scranton eintrift; cine bsrsli6e
@inlabun8 er8ebt an ALE loialsn Sir
8ni8bts unb beren Sreunee iia ibnen in
Scranton ansuidlisBsn. 34,1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

= 9ofmsiRsr 6. 5. RippIs bsrIor
eefern Morsen feline Is Sabre aIte Iods
fer, SRI. Sufan g., bur& ben Fob /: bic
iunee. Dame lit felt ben Iebtsn feds
Wonaten an elmer SalSfranfbeit unb ers
bottle fi& trpb dratli&sr 8ebanoIune
nidi.
Souls Bernharb's SutpeIierIaben
an 2adaipanna Mpsnue ipurbe in Der
9a&t bon 9ienitas auf Mittpo@ bon
@inbre&ern beimeeiu&t, bic 8aaren i'm
0srtbe bon 800 mitnabmen. 60 tpirb
a%neenommen, baB bas Iranfom ben
asrIsn ginsans CAB.
= Die felt msbreren Mo&en erpars
tete aufrGtteIuns i'm poliseibepartsment
erfoIets snbIi@ am Nontae Nadmiitas ;
bier BoIbiften ipurbsn abseiett unb flnf
neue ernannt. Die abseietten iinb Sos
natban Robbam, grnf S6mibt. Gam.
q. Sloat uno Tbomas Matfin8, bic
Rsuernannten Sobn We0aIe. Sarrp z.
8rabfbatu. gbarlss %. @ebber, Sames
R. 1bomas unb gbam 9antle /; 2ieute.
nant Coma y. Dap tritt aIS ftdbtiIdey
Deteitib Elm, an STEELE 6es rsiienirteu
Sobn D. Moir unb baber tpurben fiini
neue 8oIisiftsn ernannt. trobbem nut
bier absefebt irurben. Anbere 9eran.
beruneen iin6 &sbusirune bes gapi.
tdns Sobn Gabis jum 2ieutsnant, an
befen Steae Gbonas 8. MiaiamS tritt
8oliaift Amaia PaImer ais lieutenant
Rebusiruns bes 2ieutenant Souls @6rlit
als setu6bnIi&er 9OIisif ; Poliait Ni6'
ael Balfb alS 2ieutenant. 8eitenbei
PoIisiit 8Iod fol- sbsnfaIs abssfesi
tuerben, fobalb CT bon ieinsr 8afan, ~.
tldiebrt. Die Ibisbune bes pOlisei.
defs &obIins tpirb nidt erfolaen, tpi'
mir ia fhon Dor mebreren Wo&en mel.
beten. Walib ertlirte am Dienftae, baf
ct lieber eetu6bnli6er 9olisiit alS 2sute'
nant iein tuirbe unb pe~ripeieerte es, BIZ
lsbtere Stele ansunsbmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
6iftorifAss S%sftfpiel beleibist bic
Sefferreider.

CUR Grinnerune an ben 400idbrigen
ani&IuB 8aieIs an bic gibsenoHsnidafi
babsn in BaieI srOBartiee Sshipiels
ftatteefunben, bic srpBsn 8eifal errea.
ten. 9ie A%uffibrunesn beribrperten
bauptiddIi& nidtias Nomsnte aus ben
Sdmpfsn nit Dsiterrei6 unb ben ar.
m~asnufen. Ser 8uidausrraum fabie
10000 YeriOnsn. nsbrisens 1T ss ba.
bel su sinem ileinen i&tpeiserii&. 6iter.
rei6iiden 9piidenfal esipmmen. Die
6iitorie bat nun einmaI bic Gigentblm.
Iidlsit. manbe in Der @ssenipart psinti&
pirienbe @ei&sbniFs aufsubspabren.
Nad BEN @ortlaut bss SsiipieIs iprinet
Elm SGmeiaer 8rieser init Der 6itsrrei&i.
f&sn SABINE tpsnis slimpfli6 um, inbsm
CT ie nit benz Ruf ..in ben Dred oamit"
in ben QOib tpirit unb nit SlBen tritt.
Rad oer Multiplying bei&perte ii& bier.
iiber bic bfterreidifhe gplonie in 8afel
beim blerrsidiihsn @eianbten in Bern.
Die NeIbuna sines Shpeiser 8lattes,
biterreihiihe @eianbte babe ih beim
8unbssprdfbsnten beihnert unb Der
beuti1s @efanbte bon 8lloip babe spi.
i&sn Der Sdtpsis unb Dsitsrrsid psrmit.
teIt, beitdtist iid inbehen ni&t. bod
bat Der 3pii6snfal insipii6sn cine
.friebli&e" grlsbisuns 8~efunbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Staat SbiO. Stabt 1OItbc,l
nunA TX nn,ka en- (


8rant J. 9btnts btftpUrt bab CT tsr
aIisrt PARTNER bsr Girma o. 8. 9bsnty &
s 10. II, psI&s gsl6aitt in bn Stabt 5cItbs.
TN pbsnssnanntsn County unb Staaie tbut, unb
bab btlaets 5irma bic Summf BON 6 n b n :
bert D%pIlars fir jtbeu 6aa bon Ratarrb
btjablsn tpirb, Der eurb ben 9,tbraub BON
SaIl's 8atarrb.R uidt stbsilt ptr.
ben fam. GraHf 5. @btnfp.
f> 8t2pOrtn ppr mir nnp unisr.
)a.,.t lhrisbtn In mtinn gsgfnpaTt
O"b" am 6. September VI. D. 1886.
>~' u. D. @tsaon, 5TtntI. NstaT.
Saa's Ratarrb. Sur wirp innrrIib ssuOmmsn
unb Writ eirsit auf bas SIut unb biz ibsimigm
Obrfa6sn bts Spftms. eabt tp& umleni
3fusnifs fommtn.
i. 8. &btuss & Co., 5Olsbp, 8.
HaA- Ysrfauft ppn alien MpOtbffsn, rs Cts.
Saa's Gamilitn Tiasn inp bic btffsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

- @robfhrnin fenia, bic Satin bss
@roBilrften Alsranber RiiailopieS, bon
Rublanb. eebar einen 3naben, Der ben
Hamen Dimitrius erbielt.
Der ,,2oialanseieer'' beridtsi. bab
ber Gar benz @rafen Walberiee anldbIib
ieiner 8ldfebr ben 4nbreasorbsn nit
8riaanien unb Shpertsn berIieben
babe. Der slnSreas . Otben III bic
b6dite ruifide ausssi&nuns. urO purbs
biSber erft sipeimaI nit Shweriern ais
RrieesbseOraiiOn bsrsebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
3emfc's 49,.
S ltoenti9e 8ieraube,
a18 penn Apenne.

Gin na& oltOsutid.r Bsiit ssfibrtes GOfal,
no man fdsr If, ftts aHgtnsbms 9sisli&afI
~ fnbsu,
Sas nit ~otrielbtn btrbunosne ReRau.
rant lisfsrt ale 9slifatsfm Der Sabr.sB.it.
,,8irJbureu SOfbrdu" uno bisf9t Bisrs;
importirts @sib. uuo &otbpsint, prima Cigar.
rtn, bohi6s stoisHuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

= 8u S%prsenbasen i'm prsuB. 8ssisr.
u~nssbeSirt Pvisbam baben sipel sbsnio
pcbitbdtise ipie peri&robsne dItsrs Bsrs
linsrinnsn cine 5erieneoIOnie unb sineu
nit 8lumsn eei&mldten 8serdbnibplay
ftr Ratsn erriatst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Sd6rlidc @runHion
- Scranton Itr0erkraHe+ -
Naeb Safc 2ooore,
Monta8, oen &c. Scmgmtt+
3iefets fir Griuacbfeme, rs Gents,
fur 6incer, 40 Sents.

p, per greurtonstue psrlabt bic 8. & s. 8abnnshOn um 8 nbr Wassns, bod
no 1dds aud auf ben 1918 ub 1900 ur 8desn saNha, bic in @artunbaIs
orete 8etinbune MAIDEN.
Vim ate fnosn aubsr elmer sr5Benn anaabI bon Spleen, wts 9etIaufsu
&C. S aa& EN- eSnlet Ieikns Sausrs 8anc unO Der anueknbsn Sanger Haiti.
Os earbonbae 9ermana ub Der Sonssbae 2Nberhana buben ir poi,6bIaes
eri&etnen auashst unS wsrSsn mitbefen. ben 3as p einem ameensbnn m MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Neme Mmsei8em.
Serlangt;

etnt suts iupuIaRiss 8rau cbnt anbaHa
oefr Wdp9tn ale Sansbdliuin, ptltt In isen
Stlitbnne btr ptiblibsH Arbsit sriHbItb &C.
watisn " bel fiHsm WaGaftsmann (9Diii-
wfr) NIT bpr Hiaesrn. Bette etltssnbsit fir
BIC Iittief pnisn. Aebrafrt .. Q. eautr, y.
.. Dor 7t5, xibfHs, pa. 342
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

Seutf6s 8riefIiRe.
Y. Bernard, 6rL. China pslfr,
". partman, Ssurp 9iusnmann.
perm 9afel ariBmau, Wm. sammfr,
John ettt ptitH eub,
ptnry Yang, WaTp Sbpa.
6rsb. D. Nnb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

SIN Dublin ipirb Elm Sntsrpistp bsrbf.
entli6t. bas Diaiam 8semonb. Der
ltii6e Rationalif nit 9rdiiosnt artesr
su SIIpsrium in Soaanb bate. 8ss1s.
LID Der BrOilamation bee 2orb 3itdensr
iubsrle iia ardaer Wein Bolt ldbt iib
our& ioi&e Y~rOllamationsn nidi fdrs'
den; bieieIbsn erb6bsn nod fsinsn Ram.
pfssmutb. Die sriien babsn bon anbs.
CHM b~sipafnete @inesbOrene esssn uns
p~sruenbei. SD wsib, mas maH bon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

SauinipsitOr g. 9. SadfOn III am
Nontes bur& ben Direfior Der 6fsnili&en
Si3srbsit eriu&t tporben. su rsfsniren
uno cine babe Stunbe fpdter tpur6e ar.
4itett i. 8. 8rotpn als iein 9a&foIaer
srnannt uno nabm bic STEELE an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Afrifaaii@er 6riessl9amplas.
ait&snsrs grotIama
ton ,,siebt ni9t."

s'Vh sS6ttVt "
Ser bon 2orb Qit6ener srIaNenen
9roflamation Iest man in2onbon ni6t piel
8sbeutuns bel. Nan iaet Ii&, bab fe
ni&t BEN ssbnten Gbsil Der nod i'm SeIbe
befinbIi6en 8uren ~ @sF&t tommt.
Nber tuenn aud ALE 1uren bic 8rofla.
nation ieben iptrben, tpdrs cine beIon.
bere Aenberune Der Situation ausse.
i&Iofen. Die NOD i'm 5eIbe bsfinbli6sn
8uren eriparten ni&t, 6ab fe ibr gigen.
tbum in elmer Sorm ipieber erbaIten tper.
ben, bic ibnen ben 8elis iperib ma&t,
aud sIauben fe ni&t, ismaIS sinen Gins
lub auf bic Nneelesenbeitsn Der @uIonien
erIaneen su i6nnen, 10 bab iis ni&t ben
s~srinsften Mnreis baben. ben 2ampf auf.
suseben. MuBerbem ipiRsn 5s eans ss.
nau, baB ben beibsn 8spubliien, BEN
9ransbaaI unb benz Sreiftaat. aue
2rieasfofen auferleat iperoen, 70 bab
ibre @nfeI nod biz ms pierte unb finite
@lieb untsr un8ebeurem Stsusrbrud lei.
ben ipiirbsn, mitbin III fur le bic Sci.
matb, ipenn bic GnsIanbsr fiessn iolten.
feline Seimatb mebr. sic iperben bis
sum lestsn a~usbarrsn. bann absr has
2anb bes groberers uerlaFen. 8orIaufs
Derben ie fdmpfen unb nod 1T ibre
Sofnuna auf einen eIldli4sn gussans
nidt 8ef&tpunosn.
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Oklahoma Race Circuit.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March Sat
the meeting just held to arrange a
race circuit this year, representatives
we're present from Enid, Guthrie,
Perry, Newkirk aud Shawnee, all Of
which towns are In the circuit decided
upon with strong assurance that Null
hall will be added to the chain later.
The frst meet viii be at Perry, Aug.
IA. running six days after which week
stands viii be made at Newkirk Enid,
Hennessey Guthrie Oklahoma City
and Shawnee.
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W. c. Edwards. Of Topeka, Member
Of the Company, Talks About Il.
Hon W G. Edwards. secretary OF
the Orient Railroad company. is the
guest OF Attorney General j. c. strans,
Of this city In a conversation about
the progress Of the road. Mr.. Edwards
said that Il Is an absolute certainty.
and that grading was being pushed In
this territory along the ple of survey.
Sixty miles Of the line viii be finished
in the grade the last OF this week. in
oklahoma, TO a point on the Cimarron
river in Woods county Trains will be
running between Wichita and the Red
river by the first day of 1902 All
along the line Of the road, in Kansas,
Klahoma and Texas. there is being
done grading work. Thia week the
contract is being let for the construt
tion Of the line from Kansas City to
Wichita.
The Orient line enters Oklahoma
Eve miles west Of the east border OF
Woods county, goes through Augusta.
near Cleo, and Crosses the Clmarron
at the mouth Of Salt creek The iiue
win run east of dependence in Gus
ter county. one aud one-hali miles east
Of Arapahoe. two miles west of Cor
dell, across the corner Of the Kiowa
country, through Altus in Greer coun-
ly and across the Red river to Chilli
cothe, Texas, and then an air line to
Port Stlnwell. in Old Mexico, on the
coast OF thu Gulf of California
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40 nreas LOU yesLerdayl

(After ereGs hour yesterday
Under the provisions Of rule SO
Clarke sought to obtain recognition
to move an adjournment, The chair
refused to listen TO him. Clarke ex-
citediy insisted on his rights and the
president arderNd the clerk to proceed
WITH sherosi caii on the motion for the
previous question Both the president
and Senator Clarke were angry and
excited and the chamber began to as
sumo she pature OF a sand lot riot. The
president ordered the sergeant 10 seat
the aged senator from Oklahoma who
resisted nightly and the chairman or
dered up reinforcements for the ser
geant at arms. Clarke struck Fitz
simmons pose aud ordered the force
Of offlcers OF the dignified CD Thirteen
club to unhand him The fierce glare
OF his flashing eyes and the possibili
tes that ne had long reach" con
cealed about ais person. awed even
The gallant sergear. I'D Bis assistants
and he was allowed TO remain stand
ing where he continued to spar for
wind and another opening The ron
call proceeded during the uproar and
the motion was declared carried by a
vote Of 20 a,
The motion 20 recall bill No. So was
carried by the same majority after
several members had explained their
votes.
Several messages from the house
announced that that body had been
busy passing bills.
After the turmoil of the forenoon
had in a measure subalded tho presi.
dent announced his signature to the
Southwestern Normal school bin and
the university bill
Although Il was 1870 p. m. the presi.
dent declined TO listen 70 motion to
adjourn until some reports OF commit
tees. that had boon agreed upon by the
majority were handed In and during
this era Of good feeling between the
members Of the majority Todd, who
had voted with them, managed TO have
the council concur in mis- indemnity
school land bil that had been amend
ed and passed below, on motion Of
winkier The council took a recess tin
2;sO.
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HIGH SCHOOL VS.
BUSINESS COLLEGE

Joint Debate on Question Of National
lnterest--Literary Programme.
The joint debate between the Guth-
rie High school and Capital City Bust.
ness college will take place at the
business college hall on Friday even.
ing, March sth, beginning promptly at
o'clock. There win be no admission
charge All friends and patrons OF
both schools are cordially invited to
attend. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Piano Duet Misses lone Coyle and
Grace Towers
Recitation Mrs. Cora v. Harvey
Recitatlon--Mis villa Pcntius.
Misses Eastman and Maine,
and Mr.. Laughton.
Oration-Mlss frankie Curl
Music-High sschool Quartette.
Oration-M Miss Myrtle Eastwood
Piano Solo-Etrrett Newly.
Debate Resolved. That the Present
Policy Of Expansion is Detriment-
al to the Best Interests OF the
United States.
Affirmative - Walker Field, Clarke
Field. Miss Carrie Seaman.
Negotiye-T Thomas c. Brown. Edward
Leach, Miss NJ Ellen Martin.
Violin Solo--Miss Merle Newby.
Recitatiou--Mi Maude Eastman.
Recitation--Miss Fanny Long
Music Misses Eastman and Maine.
and Mr.. Laughton.
There will he no response tc encores.