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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-11
gBarum Der ebemaiiee Stubent auf
rufifden Observation-Disclosures
EdpA.

gBarum Der ebemafiee Stubent auf
rufifhen Observation-Disclosures
f6ob.
Wan bort iebt Ndbsrss fiber ben Yros
seS segen ben Stubsnten Better 2arpos
pitfd. ber tpeeen bes Nttentats auf ben
ruHii&sn INTERRUPTS Minifter 8osoIies
putp-pelder an ieiner @uube ftarb-
su 90 Sabren 3panssurbsit in Sibirien
uno benz 8srIult ber bdrssrliden Redte
p%erurtbeilt ipuroe. 9ie 8erbanblune
mar cine ftrene sebsime. unb Der 3utritt
mar nur seeen @intrittsfurten seltattet.
Inter ben Nnpsisnbsn befanbsn id
Der SuiisminiItsr, Der Sinansminifer
uub Der Miniiter OeS Sunern. Rur SO
@intrittstarten paren auS8eheIt. &ar
popitih iprab cine Stunbe lang iber biz
Stubentsnpirrsn unter 8oBoIiepOtp unit
ibsr bic i6lebte 8ernultuns Der Timber.
iit6t. DE Nneetlaste 6aratteriIirts
ben Winiiter BoeOIiepow. ben sr 1896
ais ben 8uruior bon Mostau fannie.
oils ben unbeiloolen @eiit Der ReufiiOn
aarpOuitid iaBte, es iei TIM. ais er cer
Sdub abfeuerte, sinerlei sspeien, oil
8osoIiepotv 9etDotet peroen plroe. bod
babe er nuf ieosn SAD ibm cine sefdbt'
lide WunOe beibrineen pOaen. @r pei'
eerte iib su iaeen, tpo er tpobne, Ocei
men er nab ieiner Nnfunft BON Bsrlr
eeIsben babe. Der Staatsanpalt i6il
Osrte 8osOIispop ais sinsn noblen Be
amten uno beantrusie bnS ibdtfIt
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nom %tsantrusle cine miloere 8eitraf
une, inbem er eriIdrte. oaB Elm ittersei
8srfabren in eiuem 8ampfe NIT Spsl
uno SbeuIlien, bic frsupis fir lbr'
Priuelpien in ben COB eeben DGtoen
nihts nusrihteu iOnne, Der @ert4ts,
upf bertetb ,tpanaia Mtnuten lana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-11
9ebenbe Tadel.

Dem Sp1usuie bot Standard
pirb aus @anuitate, y. o., tslssra
pbirt: 9ul6 linen Sireit init ibren
Soften MllbsIm nurbe Srau Dsl9 f
aufesreeb bab is ibre alsioer nit BE.
troIsum frantic uno bann in 8rant
ieste. asuts, bic aus bsr airde famen.
eutosdtsn iie. uls lie i&on fat biz ,ur
unfenntIidfeit u%erbronnt nor. Sic
trusen fe ms Saus. leeten fs ouf'a
Bett unO ianssn opmmsn. bis fs iobi
mar. ObsIeid oas Slsiid pom ibrem
9eFdle slns p%eeaebronni mar. itimmis
Die unelGdIide bod in ben 9sfans elm,
uno iuns nit. 10 lanas fe oas 8epuBt.
fem bsbIelt. Die Nsrste fonnisn nitts
fir ie ibun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-11
Mn Sdminoiadtiae.

Der llutsrisibuttt, Der eur& Gin aspSbnlitts
Wtttfl CUR @slunebtit piter b~srsstsli puret,
napesm tr ttnigs Sabre lang an tiurr ltptrtn
slnasntrantsttt une psr ssfurtttttn araufbsit
Sbiplnelubt sfIiit II, bat elm srObts 8srlau.
gen, ltintn W'ttIstetnbtn pas Witttl Der btiI.
uns btfannt gu MAIDEN Vile Disisnistn. bic
% psrlangsh tptrp t frtunclibf UCIknfrsD
tine Nbibrlft etr 3ubersituua I6iftn, ptl1 ls
ale stne lIb.rt SsiIurs fir S&pintlutt, anb.
ma, Satarrb, Bronchitis uno ale Sals- une
ennssntranfbstisn 1nbtu ptrptn. Or bort, pae
aAt ettosnetn lttn 5elmitttl p~rpbirsn ptIesn,
Ia % ltbr ptrtbuOl 1T. Ditisuissn, psItt bic
3ubtrttnns ptrIdnesn, ptlbt linen nitts 10.
ifu rutro uni Gin Stssn fur is isiu mag, mol.
len gttallslt sbrp 9bparO u. WilIpn. Brsof.
Ign, ". y, abrtfirsn.
AA- Nan rrpdbns bitt 3situus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-11
,Samps" fur e6pinsfndtise.

Yenniplpanisns Stnnis' Sorfcommii,
idr Or. s & ROlbtpd bot einsn BIan
snttporisn sur Nubbarmabuns oes brad
Iieeenben ftaatliden @albbeitanoes bon
Be%nnipIpanien fdr Shplnbidhti9e Der
ionen. IS il oamit tslnerIei Jog. WobI'
tbdiistsit p~srbunosn. Die %Ausfibrunp
bes YIanss iOitsi BEN Staat Suu6roerft
tsinen Sent uno pirb ben pielen 1duien'
ben bon 2unssnfranten gum Se8en ee'
rsidsn. tpel6e iebt. UNI SeiIuns Su iu'
den. mad entlseensn 8eioris reifen
mIheu.
Ra6 Or. ROibrod's BrOistt ioqen
bic srossn, unbsnuBt tsbsnbsn 5orfldn'
osreien, an benen BenniplOanien 70
reid, in Camps ouB9eleet uno bic
ShpinOiadtisen babin seididt perbsn,
Won piro ie nit 9'Iten perisbeu. bod
mGisn ie iid isltit bsi6fiaen. Dsnient'
sen. pel6e nrbeitsfdbis, tpiro lel6ts 8ss
fddiiieuns sueepieien nsrben. Sn Der
Sano iunbissr S6rfsr Iieeenb, iOmmt
cine iolhe Weliorirune bes Walolanoes
sbenio Der @siammtbelt aIs ben ipsaiea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-04-11
0Sie man Stabtrdtbe BON SCR,
rnptioneaeInften heilt.

Der S6Iushsuna oes rspublitaniit Den
StaDtraibes DON aaniaS giip, RAN,
trObnten mebrsre bunbert Burger BEL,
bic aniippel unb anoere Bofsn BEL fit
batten unb LANCE Stride NIT S1lineen
bradten, um ben Serrsn S~taotrdtbsn
anSubeulsn. tpis man ie b~ebanbeln
percs. penn iis eeaen ben Dtaen oes
Bottles ben Srsibrlsf Der metropolitan
Street RniIpaS So. perIdneern ioaten.
Das WitteI tpitile. benn Der Siabtraib
usrtaate iid unter erossm 2drm, obne
ben 5rsibrief su %perldneern.
Die f%einiten 9rudarbeitsn in Der Stabt,
2iefsrt bic Office beB ,Wohenblatt,"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15

days excepted, from 10 O'Clock, A. NJ :, until
3o'clock, r NJ, unit every parcel shall have
been offered. Cash will be required for all
purchases when the property is knocked
down. Conveyancing aud stamps at the
cost of purchasers
ELlJAR W. WALKER,
Collector for the First Collection District.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15

I hereby certify that the following ig an
alphabetical list Of all taxes due and In
arrears for the levy Of 1900, IN the Fifth
Collection district Of Montgomery County,
Maryland, With the naiae NJ the person,
persons or body corporate assessed, upon
which taxes are due and In arrears. After
each name OF such person, persons or body
corporate 80 owing taxes, " appended
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15
j OBJ p RI N 7 NC
sUOH
LARGE POSTERS, HANDBILIs,
iJs, CIRCULARS,
CARDS, s,9,, ... BLANKS
BILL-HEADS.
Together with every other description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
Executed with neatness and dispatch.

Yearly advertisers will be allowed to
change four times during the year without
charge. Advertisements should be marked
with time and space they are TO occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15


DAY MUkN Ing. FEBRUP
---
$500 *, q.
anu costs ,; h,ocS y
Rockville Park; plat H. 26e; taxes, In n,
terssl anu CONS. ga hioct
West End Park; plat J H. ~; taxes a IN n,
'erss. anu W:; ~ h,ocl "a
Spring Lake Park; plat J A IL S23; taxes s
htereSi anu COSTS i ,n.J
L lots 4, Is; block 2; Autrey Heights; PLAT LAT
M 'A' hn nys, iIiere 7I " acres nf land
uhlihproNcu, on Nnh n,.., , ,oaui "nJo'n,ns
iahu conN'yeu 10 Huwin n"itzey ng Sno;
~, Ill., luz Se' w. o. '"N''' q "a
"nu vus'S - % 90 :"
smith merpert aa5. l anu d. sev: 2,
sah ~, p'a' u fo-' laws MA IN
smith, RosettsTl acre Of E land ro ana an, IN
P rpNelncuts' 9n ~. Si"r "a sh, io'
J ~ 'no. S"yWoou anu o.ns .,' see q *
w, nv .aAs,, inte,usi anu Vos.s' W.
r,, SUNNY nS' lara 70, 300 - ~, ~, a Ws
a nnd nnn,s pat 81 '-'' '"Ne'' ~
SI24 81; IT., on west SIDE OF Fredsrl 20
2OS; taxes, interest anI COSTS. & 'oo<
ocnWnI.], nes ~ ~ ncFss " "n ',,r W.
nnP'one ,' S'e o. 'sA' '"A'' INV < ID,
anu rosts ;,;sr,...'' ~ 40 'hicp
pa"r,IIis parr nnJ hnnrnyancnts. Mai /
NY 5,,S ,axe Inn M nosts M
rhonas Erne.t III hinck K HocLvillr
Park; plat J A H. 2oo; taxes interest s4 no
, uhuerwVou' .. h'nhots - -; n n'o ~, o.
i Sp,ans and costs p'"' a -i' "o' 40
yoEt, Leqna, I'd 800 wop ,dISt, plat Int
Watson Mary ,'ordl-miot In R9 ,nSYrns;
and co rnsts '' - "''''' '"N' ..7W
Wallace, Lizzie cobb acres or land lana,
UNI, ni, All ia" III, hn,aot Lno,vn
a ny Sco ~, ts,"s interest," and costs AZ
Ward Snmmel ,c"i'dl| i"t ~ block l.
Arr, ad,,tiInn tn iimcnin Pork, Mai 4
10 10 onn , ~ r'st MI nns ''"' 40
3d. Ipo 49, "u ios -, lvnst
End poTk: plat i A il s23: taxes. Interest
ana costs a, %; ~
~ "hnsci " Wmnnmo%t vis,r. sr, ~
90p: taxes. Interest and costs. .........8.7o
Willeld' charles E.h acre , 10, on ni sHnin
she Of nNTr roa1; n"jo,ninH I"nu "'or ni
costs '..'''' ''''''.''''''''''''''''''''"'o-
CHEVY CHASE.
c, ,,,. ~ ,o,s :. ~ h,ocL "a
Ch.yy ,hasn and Imnroyaments: Mat ] A
80, 81; taxes interest and costs !, 81 = Ss
,"LaE' ninh ~, ~ '" ;ibn'r Thnan mud Inn.
"r 10, Mai nj al, taxes Inter
pro- , ,ri,cm,s us, pau ''' Vs. '" ~ ~
Est anu COSTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''-"'
GARRETT fAhh'
p,c.ev uory,rat Liars IL 10. sec 81;
plat J 4, l2i; taxes. interest aud
COSTS r,1 cc irrnsicc.'I'oia 4 see
,o,ISS Ioi. tnxca Interest and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15
GARRETT PARK.

Buckley. Margaret L-Lots 10, 10, sec. 81 /;
plat J 4, 12l; taxes, Interest and
costs ...........,......'.s 49, 49, ~ y"
Eldridge, Geo. D., trustce-Lots 4, o. see
10l; plat 4. l2l; taxes, Interest ana
COSTS 49,, no co.,
lO2; plat A 4. l21; taxes, interest and
-
lIoge, John M.-LOt IL, see. lO2; plat
T. III; taxes, interest and costs. .H4i
LIndblom, RObcrt--Lot Z, see. lU2; plat J
A 4, I2l; taxes, Interest and costs. .5.W
Lochte, Mary A.-Lot Il, sec. 81; plat
JA4 12l: taxes, interest aud costs. .5.O2
Trusslcr, Elizabeth A.-LOts ana Is, sec.
Ok; plat A 4, l2l; taxes, Interest and
Williamson, Sara A.-LOt 70, sec, lO2;
plat J A 4, III; taxes, interest and
costs .....................6 .75
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15
KENsINGTON PAnk.

Clark, Eugene B.-Lots 7, y, block ~;
plat !. A. rs, y, taxes, interest anu
COSTS .'......sss,.......... .1.U
Gibson, IT, L.-LOt ", block 2; plat J. a.
rs, ~ taxes, Interest and costs. ..... .7.oU
Jordan, Edward Loot 1, block u, lot ),
block ~, plat J. A. ~, .. taxes, Interest
anu cObth. .sss.. -. .,s.....sss. 3D.
Morgan, W. ELIOT ~, block rs. plat
J a ~, q; taxes, Interest and costs. .O.11
hyer, Arnold W.-IOt Is, block \; plat
A ~, 81 taxes, Interest and costs. D. IS
Reese, Ann-LOt W, block rs: plat ] \
70, .; taxes, interest and costs. ....,. ,5.b5
Scott, Carrie IDIOTS ~, n, block 3.
plat A ~, g; taxes, interest and cOsts.b.UO
Washington Loan aud Trust CO.-LOt VI,
block 10; plat A %, q; taxes, Interest and
coSts ss'ss's s'''s.s..sss sss'.ss oslJ
TAKOMA Park.
AllaIre, Mary F.-Lots ", Is. block o;
plat J A 1, i7S; taxes, interest aud
'"i Bryant, {. q. B:icii o, block 81; plat
A 10, il2; taxes, interest and costs. ~ 10
barnard, Milton C.--LOts z, 10, ~, block
50; plat 10, i42; taxes, Interest and
BitEer, George Part lot 2. all 5,
block u; plat 3, as; taxes inteTe ~
boiling, Bartlett-Lois o, 10, block 81;
plat A 10. it2; taxes, Interest ana
''i nirtwc:ii Danici.Lctis III, 20, so, 81, b.
BLOCK %. and improvements; plat ~.
1856 taxes. interest and costs. ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15
CHEVY CHASE.

Cook, John Colts Ia, II, block ~,
Chevy Chase, and improvements; plat J A
~, 81; taxes interest and costs. ~ W
Gray, Katharine IS Lots AMI II. ~ II.
Of lot /, block ~ Chevy Chase, aud i'm
pro, cments; plat J SO, 81; taxes Inter,
est and costs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .325S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15


Notice lie hereby given that II the taxes
shown to be due by the above list, together
with the interest accrued and The proper
iionAl cost OF advertising aud fees. be not
paid on or before The second Monday in MAJ
next, the same being the 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1901, the Undersigned, Tax Collector
OF State aud County taxes for the First Col.
lection District Of Montgomery county, will
% said second Monday Of May next at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, 10 front OF the
Postoffice in the village Of Laytonsville, pro-
coed 10 offer each and every OF the above
described pieces or parcels Of land and
premises for sale 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, beginning with the Arst parcel on said
list, and so on in order, and said sale will
be continued on each secular day, legal holt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15

| hereby certify that the following IL an
alphabetical list Of all taxes due and IN
arrears for the levy of 1900, In the Fourth
Collection district, outside of Rockville and
Bcthpsdn election districts. of M0ntgOm
cry County. Maryland, with the name Of
the person. persons or body corporate as
sessCd, upon which taxes are due and In
arrears. After each name Of such person,
persons or body corporate, NO owing taxes,
In appended II description OF the property
asscssed aud upon which said taxes have
been nssesscd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-02-15

/. hereby certify that the following is an
alphabetical list OF all taxes due and 10
arrears for the levy Of 1900 In the Fourth
Collection district, 10 Rockville ltu o,n ana
County, Maryland, with the name Of the
person, persons or body corporate assessed
upon which taxes are due and In arrears.
After each name OF such person, persons
or body corporate. 80 owing taxes IS ap'
pended a description Of the property a..
sessed and upon which said taxes have been
HOWARD A. GARRETT,
Collector Fourth District,
Amazon, @. Eliot II, block q, Rock
VILE Park: plat A II, 300; taxes, Inter;
eSJ I sas vIctofinc icci'd,.south Il iS Of
lot u, Lyddane's subdivision, Rockville;
see T d 4, 4S5; taxes, Interest and
Baltzley, II, and Ell acres Of land, IN:
improved, being Chautauqua Island and
Cabin John Island, In Potomac River, near
Glen Echo; taxes, interest and costs. 80
Baltzley,, Edward1-4s% acres q land: q
Block 1, lots 10 and IL; block 2, lot n;
The sun., 1901-10-30
Citizens Union Of the City Of New York
Headquarters: "a Union Square, East
October H. 1901
To the Citizens of New York:


The Citizens Union appeals to all citizens to contribute to
its Campaign Fund. 1t must have SiooOoG it should have
$4,000
Remember it not enough to elect Low, Grout and Fone4
The County and Borough tickets must be carried also Imagine
Seth Low the head of the government and Tammany man.
chosen to protect vice. the office OF District Attorney Every
criminal who is to-day enjoying police protection will oppose
the election Of Jerome
The Union receives subsidies from corporations Il
depends wholly civic patriotism It can bring a
other organization influence and the size OF this will
determine the election It's immediate needs most urgent
and its great body of voluntary workers entitled 10 financial
support
Contributions should be sent to R. l. Gould Treasurer
28i Fourth Avenue.
ISAAC ~ SELTGMAN,
Chairman Finance Committee
K. FULTON CUTTING
Chairman Citizens Union.
ELGLN K. L. GOULD,
Treasurer Citizens Union
GUSTAV III. SCHWAB.
ROBERT c. OGDEN
j. kENNEDY TOD.
WM. HENRY YALE
WALTER NJ TAUSSI0
GEORGE X. CLARK.
WM JAY SCHIEFFELIN,
Finance Committee
The sun., 1901-10-30

Y A. vuu guitr -lir- thar yuu r-0rivei
lsn uIs- olTv - tl. NJ ala u~murafidum' ,
! have noi 40 slighiFsf r~ueiuiiranr.
~ rvsr having Hsssr auv ofh.f nud ms
fAe heut~uani and nv sfsnFoiarv VIEW un.
aiils a. r'rtcuilsrf tat uur r1ItY am quite
surp thni ! uey-i saS liIi uus onTN
q D. 80 tltnl yuu osn Stat. sJ..-ih
oals b. F-aard .. ans Iaftiriilaf f.alss.f
a. trf stainUis tho NJ ala m~nnran-
dnn n fs--tesd mus have i--n tFsus
ruiits.i tn ths iAeT'auu-if With al voui
Issl.efsf We Sos ell mr IaI-.Fs ~erv
le1sa ssfai - ] kaOs thofs ~s@ I1l .
The sun., 1901-10-30

q hid Vpu sav IN communication
go tho Department thsi tho weather since
leaving ksv West was hois'rrousp Shown
a. pag- 15i. ~ yuur Copv hookP N~s
q lsuk ~ the log - tho RTooklvn
and tell ,he Court " Tho weather wns t,,isieT-
Gus on the ipth. and every sur,s-,iing day q.
up o. tho time vou sent that de~pats'h.
Nav ~ a Nav 10 u Nas not ho.-ierous.
eS,--If ~ 20 The ~oa
q And 40. 2Wh' . ONLY 80 far A.
tho sea was cpno~fu~i
q Well. wlRt Doc the loe aav about
the s"a ev"rv dsv' Reading Nav
~. - and " lSrnooth and mpfersiel
y How mu~h : and how much NJ A
Surp'h a. o'clnrk o. VA. morning after
tiai NJ
y Ani fh~ other dsvs' A The gist
smupth. - -mpnth "a smep'h ant mod
crate. glth smooth gith mpl-rAi. eNo"pt
fui one huur. rnih mrtrrat. an dav. gith
mpi'vuts up ~ o.oipus. smooth sfi~i
that Hud thsn w. otahsi
y And un tho g5th Vuu s~nt = oomnln.
ri0atiuu tn thr ls'lartmsn' - yinE tis
w.aiis-f hsd ir--f llnisi"ruars sims wa
80 ksy Wsetf Ne
~ tsuiug tarN o. tun Aduis dif yuu
saF sifs 40 orrfiftnnisi ~ fhp ffai" Ia.
f,srm-iHf 4 ~. hsd isfi~f fr,stu tt,fs-tsl
l,sf' aild 40 und.f thr ingae-si.sr sit- he'd
sisi .nuls taI--rr dif'-T ifum The hiais
iaIartm~uf
CusfIuos 80 wa Tsa4H
Y i.s ts~iii,-d a. olissi u'-i ~hiIs -.
rossis ifOa osuisssss ti's ioT~ .sd es.as-sFs-
The sun., 1901-10-30

4 Noe ts~lif,ssi b. olilsf tl.si ~his g.
roasis froaa Ouilfassos tlss ior~ 49, os.nas-sFs-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
W. II. GUNTHER.

W II. Gunther. the head Of the firm OF c G.
Gunther's Sons, furriers. No. lsi Fifth-aye died
yesterday, after a long illness his home No. 80
East Fifty hfth-st, from a complication Of diseases
Mr.. Gunther was the of w H Gunther and
Mary A Smith Gunther. He was born In this city
in April 1851, and educated here and abroad
Al the age of twenty-five he became a member of
the firm Of which he the head at the time of
his death, being the third generation 10 carry on
the business Two brothers, II. c. Gunther and
Franklin l.. Gunther, SIN members OF the
firm.
About 1873 he married TO Mary S Hatch the
daughter OF a well known wholesale drygoods rner-
chant OF New York. widow. and IA daugh-
ter survive him. A son, W II. Gunther died at
Jacksonville, Fla at the beginning of the war with
Spain, while soldier in the United States cavalry
The funeral will be held Monday at 10 O'Clock
at his home. The burial will be in Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16

OBITUARY.
EX-SENATOR GILBERT A. PIERCE.

Chicago, Feb I-Ciiibert A Pierce. formerly
United States Senator from North Dakota and in
1883 Territorial Governor of Dakota, died to-day
at his apartments in the Lexington Hotel after
long illness. Mr. Pierce formerly a well
known newspaper editor, and had wide eX-
pertence in the newspaper field both before and
after his election the Senate from the new
State OF North Dakota For twelve years. from
lSn TO 1888. he was associate and managing editor
Of THE Chicago Inter Ocean" and later on
the editorial staff of The Chicago News" In
1891, failing of reelection to the Senate he again
entered the newspaper business. and became cd
itor-in-chief OF The Minneapolis Tribune but
failing health compelled him to so South. In Feb
ruary, 1898. he appointed Minister to Portugal.
but this Office re also compelled To re-
sign on account of his health. After that time he
did lead active life Mr.. Pierce
veteran Of the Civil War. enlisting in the 9th
Indiana Regiment AT the first call for volunteers
and serving throughout the He mus
tered out with the rank Of colonel lie an
author and playwright OF some note. Mr.. Pierce
was siXty-fiye years old.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
BLOOD CoRPUSCLEs AND CONSUMPTION
STIMULATING EFFECT OF LOFTY ATTITUDES
WITH ACCOMPANYING EXERCISE.

Santa Fe. " M, Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-At the sug-
geston or the director of the biological laboratory
OF the University OF New-Mexico the late DR. Malt
by undertook a study Of the blood OF persons in
the plateau region. and this work interrupted by
his death has been prosecuted with vigor by Pro-
iessor Weinzlrl, who has collected a large amount
OF data II is found that the blood corpuscIes are
Sredtiy increased IN number when a person from
low altitude reaches higher one. but this effect
Htl Lhe powerful stimulus involved is only tran
fltory ana the curve representing the increase OF
DIoou coIpuscles soon grows less, and finally re-
'1piis nisI 10 I me level Of the starting point.
ooSeINdt!ohS soon showed that while persons who
nave lohS resided In New-Mexico have no more
Doou coIpuScles than others in lower regions
sSihe ss persons may renew repeat the original
,sneSt OF aiutude by short residence at the sea
ever OF elsewhere What amounts the same
tklHs Is the TACT that residing at an altitude
uI t,VO or 300 feet may secure all the powerful
stmuiatlng effect Of the altitude on the blood by
p.stIoHlcaI visits 10 the altitude of Santa Fe or
nLasuaIeha-aVD feet higher. in these cases
nne !if erect Is greatly increased by of door
nIe ana exercise because there is intimate rela-
Dlood stimulation At the same time II was found
Inat Fabbits kept in confinement would show the
"a sas ne IneTease on being carried from Albuquerque
@ ~ Is believed that the discovery OF this principle
VIII work a revolution in the treatment of con-
Nnninti"n and has provided unfaiiing cure.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
NEwYoRK DAILY Tribune SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1901
THE PASSING THRONG.

Charles T Schoen formerly president Of the
Pressed Steel Car Company. has recently been
made chevaler of the Legion of
WHY MR. Honor by the French Govern
SCHOEN WAS ment To celebrate this honor
DECORATED. some thirty-ave friends of Mr.
Schoen to give him a dinner
at the Union League Club. in PHILADELPHIA on
Saturday evening. Among those present will be
staying at the Waldorf-Astoria. and when seen
IN o9ers yes1erday ne explained why the decoration
1T is the custom of the Fren n authorties.' said
to sd neY IN
6oSseT @ Gor In the ths dosser you are asked what you
that had taken out nearly three hundred patents
business the like ot Which had ' never Oes exste9
before-the pressing of steel plates in shapes to
high hat am wearing; 10 reproduce i formerly in
To-day we eou maRe nave ee ead 70
of it out of pressed steel 1 worked out the prob
various parts of cars where castings used. the
idea me In my being S to
of cast iron. Pressed steel has about three times
pressed Steel Of one-trd the Weight Could be used
10 replace the cast iron. and the same strength
When you replace cast iron with one-third of
the weight of cast iron on vehicles of transporta-
tiOn which require power
THE USES them q" continued Mr.. Schoen, "the
CT PRESSED saving of excess weight is of great
STEEL. est value. 1t is. too. a continuous
saving that lasts throughout the
entire life of the vehicle. 1 succeeded admirably
In my efforts 10 substitute pressed steel in the var
Gus parts of cars where cast iron had been for
merly used that determined to still further,
and so j designed and exploited a car made en-
tiIely OF pre- Jsed steel This supplied a long
felt want and has achieved a remarkable popular
fty -Four years there a single OF
enteen thousand cars upon order books. and
during this period our business has increased from
100000 or 100000 to over s2.010.Oo0. | made up
dossier covering these facts, and this II was. to-
gether with our exhibit at the Fair, that caused
the French authorities to decorate with the
cross of the legion of Honor. | was privately in
formed thar out or the six thousand exhibitors my
name stood second on the list"
In the earlier days in the Northwest said
NJ Fl. Spencer. Of Spokane. Wash. at the Hotel
Imperial yesterday. Il mining
ONLY A in Idaho. At that time used to
FIVE GAL have dances there quite frequently
LON DANCE" in the various camps. The male
members of camp would go
into their jeans and make up pot 20 defray the
expenses and when all arrangements had been
made invitations would be to the other
camps for the members thereof attend. The
principal cost of these parties for liquor, and
the amount supplied varied ia direct ratio with
the amount contributed by the hosts. There would
key, the might be. 'Cockeye' Leary named
these dances for all time when, in answer 10
query as TO whether he would attend
certain shindg TO be given in a neighbortng
gulch he made reply. Nav, you bet amt
going. It's only five gallon dance >"