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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

gtne Repetfrs %o nssRs@T
bon benz Staliener 2amocifbtus erftAsa
ben fporben. Dieielbe feuert nadp etnsI
maIisem 2aben 10 SdiKe al. !
Stebenbe8 Woffer IoIte
fpfort beim eriten @uftpallen perbrduGt!
perben, font enttpetden barans olle
@aie unb bos Dafer pirb fobe.
@roBe DeItfurorte finb
bnr9ans feline mobernen grf6einunz
gen. 60 mar 3. .. pbrmont f9pn i'm
16. Sabrhunbert ans aler Serren 2Gns
bern befu4t. unb eine @ufaeidnung
aus benz Sabre 1856 tonitatirt mebr
als 10000 8efu6er. Die pprmpnter
Quelen tpurben ober au6 70 iebr 9e>
fddbt. bag ibr BETTER. elm 9raf bon
Walbed, eth 8abeseieb erloFen mubte,
tponah es berbpten ipor, benz Drummer
gDttliae Gbrsn Su ertpeiien. 0as pDrz
monter MaFer ftanb nGmli9 in benz
Ruf. alte Gsute gu periinsen.
6teden iperben auf ben
Pbilippinen siemli9 bo6 gef9Gbt. Gin
8uibel pirb in ben sr6beren Stdbteis
NIT $3.50 beaablt. Dos aetrodnete Sue
felt ptrb bon ben @inseborenen pers
5ebrt, pie es TIT, unb Seuf9rsdens
paitete ober studen gilt ais 2ederbifs
fen. @emablene Seuidredsn iperben
man4erlei @eriften unb @etrGnten
beisemtf9t. Bon ben pbilippinern
iperben aud TIM Diem seb6rrte Berg
molten sesefen, unb Elm seipiFer She'll
Gus Der Seite bes observation-disclosures
btent BET ibnen ebenfalls oils Spite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Morgan aub S6pab poaen 8a'
pital une Arbeit eereiuiaeu

Die Nstp YOri ,.8re6" beridiet: s.
PierpOnt Worsan bat bic srbBte Union
bss 9siialters, cine 8srsinisuns bon
arbsit unb aapitaI, eggplant. Seinsn
9linen eeudB iinb Atiien oeS Stab.
iruft sum @ertbe bon einisen DliliOnen
Dollars 30 BEN 3usde bel Seiie sslsst
tuOrosn. oaB iie aum Nennprsiie bon ben
l65, 900 rbeitsrn i'm Dienfe bes Siabl'
truit eeiauft perben ibnnen. 90 iolen
bic Arbeiter suelsi& Observation-Disclosures
bss Iruft ipsrben. Der betrefsnbe Plan
iOG i&On fettis sstpefen fem. bepor man
nod on ben isbiRsn Stablired badte
unb man mai bamaIs iberseuet. baB Cd
etipa spei Sabre banern iperbe. ibn
bur6iuflbrsu. Wie es bsibt. bat @bar.
les Saipab bic Ginselnbeiien bes Ylanes
unter Der 2eiiuns bon S. YIerpont NOr'
gan auseearbeiiet. Der Nlan III iibri.
gems u sinem dbnIihen 9lan na6se.
biibet, ber faon felt 1892 in ben Garne.
eissW srlen bur&esflbtt pirb, unb bel
f& bort anssbll& Isbr bspdbTt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
@etsSaisBei.

Die @eridte. bab england lber fu,,
ODER lang Mei'Sai.B ei an Dsutf6lanb
abtreten iperbe, oils Ansrisnnuns fur
Deutfblanbs quite Dienfs i'm Yanatis'
eebiets. erbalten iih. gnelifHs 8Iattsr
bsmsrien. es lieee nihts nnipabri&sinIi.
Dies in benz 9ebanien. @si. Sais @si
babe ii6 penia Ooer oar nidt tpertbbon
flr England eripieisn; fur SsutidIanb
triro bic grperbune bes SafenS unb bes
Sorts bon tpeit ar6bsrsm 8ortbsiI isin
ais fur England, unb inbirstt birfts
@ei'SaisD i'm 8eiibe DsutidIanbs
i& boribeiIbaft for England ertpeifsn,
neil es bann sinsn itorisn Buffer ssesn
8uBlanbs 8orbrinasn nad Sdben bilben
tptrbe. Sir bic @abrideinli&isit bss
8sri&ts fprs&e aud Elm ianst sinse.
saneenes Ssle8ramm, BEN nfolse Der
Sau bes Sorts in Wsi. Sai' Wsi sinee.
ftelt tporoen ID.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
6iftorif@es TeftfpieI beleibist bic
Sefferreider.

CUR Grinnerune an ben 400idbrisen
Nni&luB 8uiels on bic @ibaenofeni6afi
baden in 8aiel sroBartise Seftipiele
faitesfunben, bic aroBsn 8eifall ertee'
ten, Die Nufabrunaen berfbrperien
buupiia6lid tpidiiss Womenie aus ben
admpfsn nit Oeltsrreid unb ben Irs
maanefsn Der 8uibausrrnum faBis
10000 Berionen. 1~lebriaens 1T es ba.
bel su sinem ileinen idpeiserifd 6iteis
reidifden 3piidenfau eetommen. Die
Slftotle bat u einmal bic @~igentbims
Iidfeit. mande IN Der 9~eeentpart peinlid
tpiiienbe @ei6sbnife oufsubepabren.
Hah BEN Wottlaut brs 5efipieIS iprinet
ein Sdipeissr ariseer nit Der biterreidl'
iben Sobne penia slimpfIib um, inoem
or iis init benz Ruf lin ben DRIED oamii"
in ben Goib pitit unb NIT SiiBen tritt.
nod Der 4%uffIbruna Beibmerte iib biers
iber bic bitsueldifbs @olonie in 8aiel
beim bferreidiihen @~;innoien in Bern.
Die Welbuna zines Sdpeiser 8lutteS.
bfterrei6iibe @eIanbte babe iid beim
YunbssprGIibenten befdpert uno Der
csuiibe @efanbie bon Billion babe AMI.
iden Der S6peia unb Osittrreid bermit'
teli, bstdiist Sid inbehen nidt. Do6
bat bsr 3pi6enfaa inspiiden cine
.irieolids" @rIebiBun8 8efunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

=
Mntranmnng bon
~iaiionablen
@aarem.

grfabrung bat inns Die @otb'
penbi9feit 9elerilt, am gnoe
icoer Sailon nit all Dem ilber.
bIeibenoen 8orratb aufurau.
men. I'm Dies poaitdnbi9 uno
effeftpou in Der beltcn 8eile gu
beperfiteui9en, baben mir @uf.
~rdumun9s @reiic anf ieoeS
Stild bon iommerli6en 8aa'
rem 9eicst unb babel Den @reiS
10 nieori9 9eiest, oab mir ilber'
Seust fino, bab uniere Grpart.
un9en idnea in grfiQun9 &c.
ben. Tim oieien 8erfauf nod
anSiebenoer gu NADER, baben
mir cine aQ9cmeine Serabieb.
Jung i'm 9anSen 2aoen an9eoro.
net. cine un9ewObnli6e @eIe.
eenbeit bietenb, uerlabIide 8aa.
ren beoeuteno inter Dem pirfli.
den 8ertbe 81 erbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
0dlt cine Stanbpanfe.

@eneraasutsnant MiIes. Der 8sfebIs'
babsr Der 8unoeSarmee. bat einen aaae'
msinen 8efebl erIaRen. in tpeIdem sr
bic Solbatsu sur aetuifenbafisn Pfi6i'
e%rfiauns uno sur suten Wannessu6t
mabnt. Sin gutter SoIbat su tperben, er'
Hart er. basu eebbre pairiOtismus.
Wannessudt, fbrpeHi&e @nipid'
lung, Selbta6tune, Seltitper'
trausn unb itetss 2ernen. Sn benz
8efebI tpirb eS serist. oaB in einieen
5ruppsnibsiIen elm unioIoaienmdBises
8etrasen 40 Gage setreten lei, bas Of
fenbar bur6 bic faIi&e 8Urfeluns be-
piinitiet tuuroe, cas redt rfbes 8etrasen
iOIoatif6 fei. Solbuten ieien Der Dis.
ciplin ebenio auberbalb pie innsrbult
Ibrer 0afernen unterpcrfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
@euterer i'm Goneoftaat.

SIN ben 8ssirfsn am Oberen Goneo iinb
umiaHenbe militdrifde OperatiOnen i'm
@anee. gs bat fid ertnieisn. oab bon
ben SOlbatsn, bic Dor einisen Sabren
ssmeutert batten. nod ettpa 1000 tpilo
umbsridmeifsn. Auf ibrsn 3isen mad
Slben iinb ie bis in bas @ebirae UNI
ben 8iHale.See a~ebruneen, baben iib
bort fsitsefsst unb branbidasen bic um'
pobnenben Stdmme. Cine Strafeos
Tonne bon 700 Wann untsr Saupimann
Walfspt. bic fs perfoIst, bat lbre Balm
an Der Winbuns beS 2utusa in beS
gonap,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
NerIae6fhuB.

Der @onereb fir internationaIsn Der.
lassiduB idriftteaeriidsr unb iinfleli.
iber Merie belt in Bern. Sdpeia feline
erfte 2asuna ab. SO ipuroe Der PIan
elmer Dur6fdt beS 8erner internatio
naIen 8erlaasidub . 8erirasss erBr.
teri. uno man bci&Iob, iofort an bic
&usarbeiiuns zines snipredenbsn @nt.
ipurfes su eeben. pelder ale asnbsrun.
gen entbalte, bic bon ben berf6ieoenen
Sntersfen be%firipOrtet pirben. Der gnt.
purf ipirb bebufs ipeiterer 8ori6lGes
allen S4rifiheaer' unb 8Gntler'O rea.
niiationen Der Delt unterbreitet tpsrben,
oamit CT oann bon BEN neuen @ongreb
Su Reapel in feline enosiItise 9eitiIt ss.
bra6t tperben lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
4bieaeoer RpliseisS eamten seben
ii6 nit fleiueu D%iebereien ab.

@apt. 2ufs @oaeran. Der gbef Der
@bieaaoer @ebeimpolipfsn. fOa ii& Dor
Der polissiIiden DiseipIinarbebbroe iueeen
alerlel acknowledgement pefanttporten,
bic su bepeiisn ideinen. baB er Elm Bans
eeip5bnl,ber SpiBbube 1T. Inter Mns
oerem tpirb ibm pOreeiuorfen, baB CT fi&
bon BEN @sbsimpoIisiiten Graep $40 gee
ben lisb, ais betieIbe fir cine Reiis noh
@leUelanb. bon po er am l. Stunt sinen
@efaneenen nod @bicaeO bOlte $3.50
fur @rlruaussaben bersdnste unb besabli
erbielt, tpdbrenb feline Auslaeen b6hfsns
S29 beirasen batten. Goleran ioll bon
benz @eloe $40, 2ieutenant Sopce S.
uno SERGEANT Gallagher sbsnfals SIS
erbalten baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Teuer in 1ariS,

9srnoO'S Abipntb. Sabrif in 9%oniar.
lier. zines Der 8r6Bten oerartissn @ta.
I'M 2anbe. tpuroe bonn 8iise
eetrOffen uub brannts bic auf ben @runS
nieoer. Die uneebeursn Spiritus. Dor.
rathe setietben in 8raab uno baIb ergob
li6 elm brennenbes SIiB6en in ben SluB.
Cine erobe auirssune snthanb, bod
purbe has 5suer ouf ieinsn Serb be.
idrdnit. Die Sabrif bate cine @apasi.
tat BON % 5000 2itsrn pro 3as. Del
S4absn ibertsiet 5000. 600 Sranes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Wfiuifter Moot mil WetboSe in
Morb baden.

Der ilneite GOnsreB auturiiirte ben
2rieesmniter 8oot. cine 8eb6rbe bon
ArmesOfieieren su beauftraeen, baB lie
bic @rlnouns elmer Art Rrieesunipetfitdt
in @rpdsume sbasn. Die b%etrsfenbe
anftalt iolte init Der Marinebo6i&ule in
9epport Aebnlibteit baden. Die Bee
bbrbe bat bic sntIpreasnben Ylane aus.
eearbsiist, unb 8Oot plro ben ndditen
@onarsB in beien nddter Sibuns um
bic 8ewialeune fir bic @rinbune emer
ioIden %2sbrunitaIt Der .arIesSfunit" ct.
iudsn. arieesminiier 8oOt ipiro in
Sort |2eabenipprib cine arieeS'S 6ult
s%rinben. aui Der aud WIIiaiOIpaien Aaf'
nabme finben tbnnsn iousn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Weuartiaes atteutat.

SIN gpanpile, Sno., purben auf 8er'
unlanune bes 30 Sabre alien WufitIebr'
ers 8obert SOB ie4s iunee Damsn pe.
gen t6rpsrIiden Anerifs pertaftet, bic
fid ben ..Sur" erlaubt batten, ben SOB
uuf Der SiraBe su fanssn unb ibn su idi'
fen. bis er iammerlib um Sdlfe i&rie.
DaS 8uBattsniat ipurbe sur Strafe bu.
far bseansen. baB CT fid Dor GINGER 8eii
bffsntlid eetiibmt battle, or babe fih in
ieinem eanssn 2ebsn nod niemals bon
einem Meibe iiRsn lafen. Die ieds
8GKerinnen ipurben Bis su Ibrem 9rossb
unier 8drei1aft eeteut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Aus Der H%ulDerfabrif In Spanbam
ipmrbe Diel NMlper e%eftohlen.


@ine eroBartiae SinnbaI, Afairs, bic
aus Spanbuu semelbet nib, bat in Der.
liner amtli6en 8rsiien b6dit unanses
nebm bsriibrt. SIN Der ibnisli6sn 9uI.
uerfabrif su Spanbau tparen in LETTER
3sit Wahenbiebfdble bor8efommen, mel.
DE iid III baburd stiI6rsn Iisssn, baB
Elm @omplott untsr ben 4~nssheatsn be.
itanb. Denn bon 2euten, bic nit ben
2otaIiidien unb 8erbaltniGen nidt bets
traut tparen, batten bic 8dubsreien nihi
periibt iperbsn ibnnsn. Die 8eb5rben
bielten bic Sade p~orbsrbanb ssbeim,
paren absr auf ibrer SUIT. Sebt III nun
I'm Sapelufer Elm erobes untsrirbif6es
Eager entbedt tuOrbsn, in ipslhem iia Elm
bsira6ili6er 9bsiI Der b5dh ~ipsribpolsn
Diebsbeuie porfanb, nnb oieier gntbed.
una IN prompt bic 8srbafiuns bon 3ebn
slnsefeaien Der Buiberfabtit aefOIat.
Dian eripartet fenfationele @n~tbiaunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
@n AUD lisbt. Wtib. Wsin unp @siaug,
BTffbr' bfim 8iftor au4 isin e%sbtnlans.
Giienbabn 3eittabelie.
StIatpars, ea6amanna Hno sssfsrn 9abu
On araft hsu II. sasuR 1901.

in Strait ben II, Nugnf 1901.
eapIiH -8nlGbt scranton fir Rsp gIcri
mn lao, 800, 5.55, Z 50, 1905, 8srm.; H..
49, 800, 3.45, 500 u. 8 80 Yabm. 6lr Rev
ypTf v. philadelphia, I'M $50 ". 1905 gprn.;
i2.49 uup 3.45 Nabmitiass. 8ur 1pby.
banna, 60 Nadmittags.
R0rDlih -8ir Buffalo I'm f.t5, 6.22 u. 900
WsT.; 1850, 1852, 7.U5 uHp 1875 unp 9ahm.
SIR Binsbamtpu uni 3pilbsnlfatiousn, nm
10 20 MpT. uHe los WatHi. Dur SspteO,
SpTaCuIs unp Utica. um 1.i5 unb 6.22 Msr. ;
t.30 uuo 3 SO Nabm. Ospsso. Syrasuis unp
Utica 3us VIM 6.22 Wpr. lauft idsIip, ausst.
uOmmtn ScnHiass. 8ur WOutrSs nm 900
DtOr. los unb 7.05 Na6m. Ni&cllpu VIC
epmppaiipu, UNI 40 uub els Ya9mittass.
Blosmsbars 9ibiieH -8rIaBl scranton
fhT WoTtbumbErlanp nm GAS, 10 % DIOR. ;
100 ans 6.t0 ga6m 8iir pipmoutb I'M $40
gvrmitiass; 3.55 uni 9.U5 Yabmittass.
SenutaeSs3lee.
eaeli&- 8srla6t Srrautsn nm LAO, 300
b.55, nnp 1905 Wcr.; 800, 3.45 unb 500
Aa9m.
RSrDIia -gnlabi SCRANTON nm IFS, uni
6.72 MOr. 1870, 1852. 1905 unb ft.35 Habm
Shrewsbury 9ibifan -SnIabt Suauicr
IN, tO.O5 Wpr. une Clio Hatrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

:" wv
6aa's aaiarrb. Sur ipirp iunsrlib aencmntn
unb pirft birsft auf eas SIut uub bic i6Itimiam
Sbra66sH bts Syffms. CAPT tpb umicnli
3tusnidt icmmsu.
g.. 8. 9btuts s Co., 3cIsbp, ..
1eA- 8ufauft bon alien apctbtftn, rs &ts.
Saa's Jamilisn piafH linc biz bitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
Gonis '.'lobmann's
RotEl,
1923 naS 325 Sprmte Strabs.

-)0(-
OF. eOuis anbeuitr 8uia uuO Q. Robinlon
8iere. 8erlinsr @eibbier. @on @sinsn nns
eiquOreu msroeu uur bic srprobtsftu Rarfsn
9sfibrt, Better BOrter nno als.
gBarme nnb falte Speifen
~ isotr Sa9tsSsit. ale StIifaitHtn Der Sab.
rtsBsit. Cine reihbaItias auspabI Der b,FtI
Gignrrtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
SDbn Mrmbrnff.
0entf9cr Mckger,

30. 219 Penn abenue,
wirO fd b.Rr,btn OurG ausep.i6utit @aras
ieosr art uuo fets friidss uno bsfes 8ltiih
leint snnbsn itosr5sit Jufrieosn 5n fslltn. Gas
btat eAmall in Der etaOi in SsHslu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22

~ 8sfsGt bas .@O&enbIatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-08-22
@taat obio. @tast GOlsso,}

8rant J. Gbsntp bsi6pSrt bab u her
alitn partnr Der 8irma q. ). 9btnep &
10. H. pfIht geibdfis in Der Stabt 5olser.
i'm obsnssnanntsu COUNTY unb Staair tbut, une
bab bslaets 5irma bic Summe BON b n.
bert Dollars fir itpsn SAT spn Satarrb
btjablfu pirb, Der burb len gtbTan6 ppn
Salrs Gatarrb-8ur nitt gsbtilt pt-
otH faua- 8rant 8. Gbeutp.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03
RAILROAD NEWS.
Two Timers Nearly Asphyxiat-
ed In Santa Fe Yard.
Clicked by Gas From FirepOts
in Refrigerator Car.
THEMSELVES
Closed Up Ice Compartment to
Avoid Cold.
Some New Years. Changes at
Kansas Railroad Points.

Two Santa Re shopmen had a narrow
escape from being asphyxiated in a re-
frigerator car late yesterday afternoon.
Charles Youngreen and Bert Burnett.
tinners. were soldering in the interior Of
an ice compartment in a refrigerator
car. There is not a great deal of space
in this compartment, and there were
two men in it, each with a timers fire.
pot burning charcoal On account Of
the cold the men had closed down the
manhole above them. and their COM
partment was thus rendered air-tight.
with no escape for the charcoal gas. The
deadly gas accumulated above their
heads and settled steadily down upon
them. They were working from the
bottom upward and did not notice their
danger for some time.
Burnett stood up. and in a moment
sank down limp and exhausted. Youn-
green was alarmed and called loudly
for help, which was responded to from
without, the manhole lifted, and the
men freed from their dangerous predica-
ment Their experience caused the men
faintness and nausea for a couple of
hours. but luckily no more serious re-
suit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03
sANTA FE LocAIs.

Engineers John Hand and B. E. Smith
are laying off sick.
Fireman c. r. Hayman IS taking a.
few days OF to attend to some business
matters.
Louis butcher, foreman of the timers
department, went down to Scranton
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of his
father-in-laW.
Fireman Ed Leslie has reported for
work.
John Clark went out on engine 698 to-
day firing for Engineer Mears. George
Wood went on 697 yesterday with Engi-
neer Jolley.
Thomas Hannigan. of the machine
shop. has resigned his position.
A large percentage of shopmen in all
departments are on the sick list from
the grippe epidemic.
Machinist Frank Cole, Of the round
house, has been compelled to layoff
again with a relapse of the grippe.
Burr Lewis, Of the roundhouse force,
suffered q severely sprained back
through attempting to life a heavy
weight and he is now confined to his
home to temperate.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duetscher went to
Scranton yesterday to attend the funer-
al Of Mrs. Duescher's father, Mr.. Guen-
dermann, who died a few days ago of
grippe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03

whence they viii bring out No Satur-
day
All trains from the east were late
Monday night.
o. W. Mccartney is down from
Pueblo, eating turkey with his best
friends
The local did not run New Years day.
Bert Hobble. engine caller is laying
off sick Fred Balsch is calling in his
place.
Fred Harvey's eating house and the
steam
Aooty, the caller, laid off for the
dance, and Zimmerman worked in his
place. Mooty is calling again days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03
FOR HAVING TWO WIVES.
One in Boston and Another One in
New York

New York. Jan George W. Howard,
a consulting engineer of Boston who
came to this city aobut year ago as the
representative of the Whitney lkins syn
dictate and who has made his home in
this city since that time, was arrested at
the New Amsterdam hotel in this city last
night on a warrant charging him with
bigamy. Howard had offices in this city
and has been a prominent figure in social
circles Of Brooklyn Last September he
Deputy Commissioner Of Highways Henry
Hawkes. of Brooklyn. After the cere-
mony the bride was presented with a
handsome residence by her father and
after the wedding tour the couple returned
to their new home.
Howard. however, for alleged business
reasons. brought his wife to this city
and they put up at the New Amsterdam
press of business and went to Boston re-
naming away Friday. Saturday and sun
day The yOung vrife's parents became
suspicious and employed a detective to
shadow their sOn-in-laW- The detective
says he secured evidence on which to-
day warrant was issued
Boston. Jan. 3.-GeOrge w Howard
lived at Cambridge with his wife and their
9-year-old boy. A visit there fol9nd a
woman who intimated that she was Mrs
Howard,s sister and said that Mrs How
ard had heard nothing about the affair
and that she did not believe 1t in the
least degree. Howard Is little known
here ~ $3.50 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03

Denver, Jan. 3.-The Denver Times
management has wired a special propo-
sltion to Alfred Harmsworth, the Lon
don editor. who is in New York, and
IS about to visit the west, to edit the
Times during one day.
Cleveland, Jan. s.-James II. Hardy.
attorney and real estate dealer of this
city, filed a petition in bankruptcy to-
day. His liabilities are placed at $243, =
85l; assets. $4,000
Washington, Jan. 3-The transport
Meade, Which carried a large amount of
specie from San Francisco, arrived at
Manila, on the 31st ult.
Washington, Jan. S.-United States
Consul Wildman, at Hong Kong, has
been granted a leave of absence, and
VIII return to the United States inne-
diately for the benefit of his health.
New York, Jan. 3.-The two-year-old
son of Mrs. Harold Mccormick, who is
a daughter of John D. Rockefeller died
today in Tarrytown, of scarlet fever.
Another child Of Mrs. Mccormick is
also dangerously i'll from the fever
London. Jan. 3-The Daily News 1t Is
reported is about to change hands. The
new proprietors have not been disclosed.
but the paper viii continue Liberal
Philadelphia. Jan. 3-Jannes Priest1v
- years old, founder of the James w
Pr1eStly carpet mills, was asphyxiated
by illuminating gas at the home Of his
son, John W. Priestly, during last night.
His body was discovered today Charles
Priestly, a grandson, was also overcome
by the gas, but his life was saved
West Chester, Pa, Jan. s.-Capt. Ed
ward Hoppey, U. S. A, retired, died
suddenly of apoplexy last night He
was one of the officers detailed to guard
the penitent1ary when Mrs Suratt and
ST7ir
plotting the assassination of President
Lincoln. He was also one of the officers
detailed to guard the funeral carriage
that bore the body Of Abraham Lincoln
from Washington to Springfield.
Washington. Jan. s.-The treaty for
the protection of native races in Africa.
against intoxicants, to which the SEN
ate gave its consent on December IL
will receive the formal adhesion of the
United States by proclamation as soon
as other countries have ratified
New York. Jan. 3.-Charles R. Wester-
Welt, former cashier of the Dime Saw
ings institution of Newark N j. today
ments for forgery and not guilty to
two indictments of ENLIGHTENMENT The
amount he is charged With embezzling
is $50, 500. He Will be sentenced next
week
Washington, Jan. 3.-The navy de-
partment announced today that the
gunboat Wheeling is to be put out of
commission and be replaced by the
Mohican-
Pittsburg. Jan. S-The workers of the
National Steel company at Sharon, Pa,
today signed the new scale for 1901,
which provides for a reduction of 10
per cent; about 400 men were affected.
1t is said that new scales for all the
non-union mills are being prepared.
Boston. Jan. 3.-The Transcript today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03
FROM NEWTON.

Harry Johnston left last night for
Wihita, where he has been appointed
to the position of head ticket clerk in
the Wichita office of the Santa Fe
Lewellen and Purdue are the names
of the operators stationed in the block
signal office near the Missouri Pacific
crossing. which was established by the
Santa Fe New Years day.
No arrived in Newton only about
ten minutes late this morning, but was
delayed nearly a half hour again, on
account of the dining car being frozen
Tt had to be taken to the round house
for the necessary fixings
Fireman H. L. Campbell has gone to
Topeka, where he will have his arm put
under the X-ray machine, and if pos
sible find out why that member of his
anatomy so persistently refuses to get
well. BE had the arm injured several
weeks ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-03
CHANGES ON THE line.
New Years Promotions and Transfers
at Santa re Points.


J. D. Hilderbrand. OF Chanute. who
has been general foreman of bridges
and buildings on the Southern Kansas
division Of the Santa Fe for many
years. has been transferred to the
Panhandle division, and has gone to
Wellington to take charge of his new
work. Foreman Perry, of that division
takes his place at Chanute.
Messrs. John Hennaman and G.. w
Morgan. two railroad men, came in
from The Needles. Cal, to their respec-
tive homes at Chanute and Ottawa
They both went to California a few
months ago, but have returned to 60
Hennaman takes a run out of Chanute
and Mr.. Morgan takes his old run on
the noon passenger south.
Adam Winger. head car man Of the
santa lie at Wellington. has been re-
Heved by ]. c. Davidson. of Chanute,
and Mr.. Winger will be transferred to
Chanute- Before going to Chanute Mr..
Wtnger win take thirty days layoff
Mr.. Winger has missed only two days
self entitled to a few days rest before
assuming his duties at Chanute
Mr. James r. Moriarity will leave
Wichita for Chicago Saturday to accept
position there in a Santa Fe ticket
office. Mr.. Moriarity expects to return
to Wichita. in the spring, probably about
April During his absence Mr.. Harry
Johnson, of Newton. will fill the position
of ticket clerk for Mr.. Delaney.
Mr.. J. R. GrOther will be relieved of
his duties in Mr.. Dunn's Office of the
Frisco in Wichita, and departs for Okla
nurna City tomorrow. there to accept his
new position with the Santa Fe.