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Evening journal., 1901-07-18
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physical suffering Of lost manhood that
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Evening journal., 1901-07-18

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requested to write without delay.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
lY. SEVEN HILLS
DIV UNDER OAE Held

Ielphia, July 1S.-All the lead
n mills in Pennsylvania and
d have just been consolidated
10 name of the Eastern Milling
port company. with a capital
ss4 600 goo. The "a mills that
uded in the new company are
ws. Paxton mills. Harrisburg;
mills, steelton; York Milling
US mill. York; Loucks' Codorus
lrk; Philadelphia Milling conf
mill, Philadelphia; Isenberg
oompany's mill, Huntingdon;
.er Milling company's mill, Lam
Mountain City Milling COM
mill. Frederick, Nd; Hanover
.company's mill. Hanover; Penn
.company's mill. Hanover; Fair
Filing company's mill and Co
Milling company's mill, Co
eeaboard mill. Reading; Grey
b and Goohnauer mill, Carlisle;
hw Milling comBany's mill
Moul mill. FELTON,; Ok
Hing company's mill. Oxford; p
i Milling company's mill, North
swartley Bros NJ. and T.. com
mill, Doylestown; Fulmor'
|datboro; Laubach Milling com
mrtl, Northampton; A. @. God
( Co., Lansdale; Stony Creel
company's mill. Norristown
oorhead mills. East Waterford
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
To Haye Largar rower nouse

Patrick Fahey will build an addition
to the pOwerhouse of the Peoples Rail-
way at a cost of 81 400 Machinery will
be installed in the building which will
double the capacity of the plant. The
work will be finished before October 1.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
R. II. SCOTT,
3l4 Market St.
Friday
we will have a
Remnant Sale

Remnants of White Goods
Muslins, Table Linens
Crashes, Flannels, Wash
Goods, Lace for Curtains,
Challies, Dress Goods, En-
broideries, Laces, Ribbons and
Silks, all at greatly reduced
prices. Also, odd lots Of Hos
iery, Underwear, Buttons,
Irish Point Scarfs, Shams and
Doylies, Linen Collars for
Men and Women, Mems
Shirts and Striped Jumpers,
all at prices that will pay any
lady to make us a visit to.
morrow.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Oommissiouers Get Many warrants

All the members of the Levy Court.
EXCEPT Messrs Elliott and Willis, mot
i'm the court room this morning. bJt
transacted no business. The commits
sioners took into their respective dis
tricts large number Of warrants
which the court ordered issued.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Excursion to springs

On the John A. Warner this morn
ing about $50 members of the Epworth
League. of Gloucester. n. j.. arrived rn
an excursion 90 Brandywino SPRINGS
They leitein special cars provided hy
the Peoples aRilway Company.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Bitten by n Dog

At noon to-day the 4-year-old son of
John Welsh. of No. 624 East Third
street. was bitten in the calf of the leg
not serious. The dog will be killed.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18

Y. Is. g. A. - G We Another: Ride
Members Of the " NJ. c. A. will go
TO Delaware City by trolley on the
night Of August /. Music will be fur
nishod by members Of the association.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Arrulne Gnnse case

The Cause VS. Harlan and HJllings-
worth Company case, am action 10 pre-
vent the transfer of certain stock ci
the company, is being argued before
Chancellor Nicholson in Dover to-day
Evening journal., 1901-07-18

From the ways Of the Harlan and
wo. th Comrany at 1.SO o'clock
to-day the large. barge ]. II. Dunbar
was successfully launched.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Z be sold at the rates Quoled'
Time

Returning. steamer win leave Tolohes-
ter Beach at t30 p. m.
children between five and twelve years
of age, half price
Evening journal., 1901-07-18

bur cars for the Brandywine
IS Railway Company have been
Bted by the American Car and
ry Company.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
Charter CertIneales FlI. q

Certificates for the Incorporation Of
the Cabinet Cigar Company, Of Wash
ington, and the International Dredg-
ing Company, Of St. Louis, were nled
to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
- ln Nltro.GlYeerine ExpIoslo

.ost In Nltro-olyeerine Explosion
pinto. o., July ia terrible ex
a shook this place last night.
we'd TO be a boatload of nitro
line that exploded in midriveI
a mile below this place. The
OF the boat had just returned to
en the explosion occurred, leav.
b trace OF the boat or man. a
sr Of men in the fishing camp
badly stunned. The detonation
plainly heard 10 or 1s miles dis
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
ATLANTIC CITY SPECIAL
Through VestibuIe Fast Express Train
lsetween Washington, Baltimore and
Atlantic City Every Weekday, via
Pennsylyania Railroad

beginning with train leaving Washing
ton June IA, and with train leaving At
lantic City June l5 the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will re-cstal lish the
atlantic city special every weekday be-
tween Washington and Atlantic City via
the Delaware River Bridge Route, the
only al-rail line, on the following
schedule:
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
turner's
AT TURNER'S

Our Norway Mackerel are real
lcliogcy.
A bargain in largo Smoked Tongues.
Niagara and old Virginia Peanut
Hams arc tho finest Hams known. ALI
ways ia stock
Wintor-made pure Leaf Lard is
speciality With as
COET'HE SrECzAI.
Our G.. aud S. is the finest ever Of
lored 20c.. iDs. 81. is far better
than most Java. Has rich, heavy
body Just the thing for this warm
weather,
genuine Porto Rico Molasses, for
baking, i0c. gallon. Just in.
F. p. TURNER.
Seventh and Market Sts.
Phone AZ.
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
!, saved Prospeetive suioldes.

n Saved FrospectlVe oulclue5.
ton. July is.-Samuel Shinn,
awaiting sentence for the muir
Thomas +. Applegate, yester-
we'd two crazy men from commit
licids in Mercer county Jail. One
men, Joseph BAHIA, attempted to
himself with his suspenders and
,ther. William Goodwin. was
ming a piece Of tin for the pur-
4 cutting his throat. shinn, who
le freedom of the juvenile wing
jail saw the two men and inter
in time TO save their lives
Evening journal., 1901-07-18
II VsrdIeL u ~. Readlna.

ned VerdIct Ter Wrs. Reading.
.deiphia. July 18.-The supreme
yesterday handed down the de-
sus,ainine the verdict Of $S25,0OO
5r OF Mrs Elizabeth C. Reading
Mrs. Anna r.. Gazzam for the
lion of Mrs Readings husbands
Bns. The supreme court, how
vas not unanimous in its decis-
|stice Brown delivered the opin-
Tho court, and Justice Mitchell,
"a Potter had noted their dissent
opinion, without the expression
views.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03
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Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

association before adjourning its annual
convention I'm Brooklyn declined a propo-
SitiOn to affiliate more closely with other
branches of the watch case industry In an
allied council and declared by resoll tion In
favor of special and separate organization
for each division of the craft.
Recent decisions of the United States
supreme court concerning trade marks and
labels afford announcement to promoters
label or any attempt TO issue an imitation
calculated to deceive will be a transgression
of the law as laid down by the high court.
The case i'm which the decision was made
was contest over II label for foreign
mineral water.
Manufacturers of Great Britain claim that
one reason for their loss of foreign markets
is the fact that labor organizations set
limit upon the amount of work members
shall do in "A day, thus making the cost of
manufactured articles moro than In any
old fogy methods Of the manufacturers has
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Six hundred thousand persons are en-
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United States and the capital invested is
put at the following immense figures:
Street railways ST. 800, 600 900; lighting, Sl2O,-
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$3.50 600, 600; mining, power transmission and
plating, $3.50, 600 OU0; manufacturing appara-
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cXtents the electrical business Of the Coun-
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Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

SHIPPER, dedicated this seal. so that he may
live. that his family may prosper, that he
may live long and his rule be established,
that he may destroy the land Of his foe,
he has given this seal of shining lapislazuli,
covered with beauteous gold, an ornament
for his shining neck"
From the inscription on this precious
amulet it is evident that II was a gift TO
Marduk and was placed about the neck OF
one OF his statues, or was worn about the
neck OF that Babylonian king, who was
aided by Salmane2zar ii (s5S-S2i b. c.,
the Assyrian monarch, who helped him 10
take away the throne from his brother,
Marduk belusatc. II was in the eighth year
OF his reign that Salmane2zar came to the
assistance of Marduk- mad -sChum, putting
his brother to flight, and afterward slay
ing him in the mountains. In this way
the discovery even of small amulets con
firms great historical occurrences or
legends, or gives us bits OF ancient history
unsuspected before. The value OF the Ger
man discoveries grows with each month,
and it is probable that when the work is
finished at old Babylon we shall have
more complete view Of the palaces, temples
and OF the life Of the Assyrians before
their fall from power than has yet been
presented to the world in the case OF any
other nation buried under the dust OF ages.
&. H. LEVY.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

The experiment of growing tobacco under
cheese cloth tents will be tried in Con-
nectiCut next year.
Thirty thousand people In the United
States make their living from the growing
silk industry
Experiments with negro labor in southern
states have resulted unfavorably and
Italians are being introduced from New
orleans.
our trade with the PHILIPPINES this year
amounts TO S35O,OuO compared with $685.
In 1897 exclusive Of supplies sent by the
government.
German government experts have been I'm
this country two months studying our
poultry raising methods. They have a large
shipment of American fowls on the way
to Germany.
Nowhere in the history of organized labor
has suCh a body made the advance In 80
short time as the SWtChmeus Union Of
North America, Starting from nearly
nothing a couple Of years ago, II now has
1873 local bodies and 1900 members.
The trades unions I'm Great Britain made
a gain Of ~ per cent I'm membership during
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fourishing condition generally, obviously
they are still power TO be reckoned with
i'm the old country.
Sir Hiram Maxim, speaking Of his expert
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much as he can, while i'm England each
does as little as he can In oruer to make
his job last longer,
The Watch Case Engravers' International
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

German expedition. With true German
thoroughness the entire mound or series OF
mounds covering the site OF ancient Babylon
is being cleared away. Without striving
for sensational finds that may astonish the
world, the explorers prefer to work thor
oughly and reveal at last the glories OF
the civilization and architecture Of the city
OF Nebuchadne2zar and his predecessors on
the throne of Assyrla. They have already
succeeded in finding the great wall de-
scribed by Herodotus. and regarded as
fictitious by critics of the Father of His
tory, whom they curtly termed the Father
Of Lies. Herodotus who visited Babylon
in the time of ArtaXerXes | (465 b. O.,
said that the wall surrounding the city was
fifty royal ellis wide and 200 ellis high, tSi
by 1896 feeD, and that on top Of the walls,
on each edge were one-story houses, leav-
ing a space between the rows of houses, on
which four chariots could drive abreast
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

Land in England Is SEQ times as valuable
now as it was 200 years ago.
Vicksburg, Miss, reports recent fall or
o22 inches Of rain In thirty-siX hours. the
fan in twenty-four hours was 703 inches
which was the heaviest since the begin
ming of the weather bureau records there
While dressing in his house in Philadel,
phia William Brown accidentally knocked
II loaded revolver off a bureau The Wea-
a heavy gold ring which Brown wore,
glanced off and buried itself ir a window
ever. though the ring was forced from ms
hand.
No water that can he navlgated rcmairs
undisturbed in these days. Even the Dead
sea FOR thousands Of years forsaken soil
tude in the midst Of the desert and whose
waves have for centuries been undisturbed
beats A shorter route will thus be found
between Jerusalem and kerak, the ancient
capital of Moab.
The galleries of congress now begin TO
resemble the orchestra chairs Of a thenter
I'm the evening. This Is not so much due TO
the bright and pretty costumes OF numerous
brides, but to the fact that nearly all the
women remove their hats. 1t ts "A new Gus
tom I'm the galleries, but II Is one that gives
to the sessions Of the senate the character
of an afternoon tea.
A remarkable test of cut-nowcr preserva-
tior was made by a Philadelphia man
promised her that she should have a fresh
hoquet every day she was on shipoOari
So he had six boxes made and each labeled
for the day II was to be opened. These he
conided to the steward of the steamer,
who placed the boxes in cold storage and
opened one each morning for the reclpicn-
After she arrived AZ Liverpool she wrote
home that the flowers were as fresh az
though newly gathered
During the recent restoration Of s.. Mar
tins church al Nevey, Switzerland, a
primitiVe editiCe has been discovered a few
feet beneath the floor of the building, In
shape II somewhat resembles church, but
the style Of architecture IS quite foreign to
Europe and bear traces Of oriental source,
somewhat similar TO that Of the Tai NIahal.
Agra, India. The walls and foundations e
the relic arc IN q remarkable stat" or
preservation and 1t IS believed by experts
10 be one Of the earliest buildings In which
stone was employed
By the operation of a now law nearly
900 CreengrOCers, butchers and pOltry seIl-
crg I'm New orleans are forced 10 close
their places Of business permanently. The
law in question prohibits the establishment
OF "A private market within 1900 feet Of 4
public market, and was enacted In the
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order to increase the revenue Of the city
II has been tested and upheld I'm the Court',
The public markets now have monopoly
and food prices In New Orleans Will go ul
~ or 10 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

ground as does London. Only one OF
these temples has been found so far, the
temple Of the Hittite monument. but this
is a fine structure, built in the usual
Assyrian fashion Of step-towcr or zig
gurat, and many Of its rooms have now
been uncovered From inscriptions ound
there it seems that this temple was built by
Assurbanipal (G6S-626 n. CO, and
by him dedicated to Nin-Mach
and called Emach The leader of
the expedition, Or. Robert Koldewey. states
that the court of the temple, containing
well, Is surrounded by rooms which are
shut off by doors from the court and show
interesting mural ornamentations. In the
court and rooms there is double tile
pavement, with a space Of six and half
feet between the two pavements. In TINS
peculiar store chamber great number oil
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

Assyrian which would give the key The
rest would be only a matter Of detail, for
the finding Of this monument in so perfect
state Of preservation shows that at some
time the Hitute power must have been
great, even in the city Of Babylon itself,
and where one monument has been found
it is almost certain that others will be
discovered Then some OF the German
scholars who have pored in vain over the
Hittite characters without the aid OF any
parallel will explain IL all in the twinkling
Of a N rNn-
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

of Marduk is OF especial interest because
here he stands in all his glory, with wide
open" eyes and ears. the symbol OF om-
niscience. and with a powerful right arm,
the symbol of omnipotence. on the cylin-
der to the left of the figure are eight lines
OF inscription, as follows:
For Marduk. the Great Lord, the Power
full the Exalted Lord of All, Lord of Lords,
mighty Judge, who decides the fate of ma
tions, Lord OF the Lands, Lord Of Babylon,
who dwelleth in Esakltil has Marduk- -nadn-
schum, King of All. the Sublime, his Wor-
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

was the fortunate accident which led to
the reading, both Of the hieroglyphics ana
of the cuneiform inscriptions, for in one
case It was the Greek parallel version III
another the Persian which led to the
decipherment of the lost tongue. There is
good ground for hope that the German eN-
peditlon TO Babylon may offer the long
sought solution of the problem by finding
some monument bearing a double inscrip-
tion, in both the Hittite character and the
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

VARICOCELE.
There ia not a case OF Vari-
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home, at y your work without any
appliances, will fail to quickly,
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cure. II discrepancies all the
poisonous deposits, restores all
the nerve CURRENTS and sbso-
lutely annihi lates Varicocele-
now be a mani
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03
VARICOCELE.
OLD MANI

A merchant in Austin, Tex, says; "Thank God,
stronger at bS years than was at B years"
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03
HlTTITE INSCRIPTION.

This wall has been found, but It surpasses
the description by Herodotus. The retain
ing wall was built of baked bricks laid in
asphalt and was 23la feet thick. Beyond
this was filling in of sand and gravel 60
feet thick and then another retaining wall
A feet thick, making the entire breadth
Of the wall 1862 feet. This wall sur
rounded the city, in which was the palace
OF Nebuchadnezzar and all of the temples
required for a city, covering as much
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03
Othcr Di.cnNerirs.

But this mysterious monument OF van
ished race utterly swept from the face of
the earth by the power Of Egypt and
Assyria, and once an ally Of the world
powers Of its day, is not the only valuable
discovery which has been made by the
Omaha daily bee., 1901-02-03

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"4meryka" jest jedynq ga4etq poLskq SeUieG kt6,u
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TOLEDO, OHIO, sOBOTA, 6 LIPCA, 1901

walk roku lS4Sgo, rodzice dzieci szkol-
nych, zrozpaczeni okrutnem katowaniem u
czniow przez nauczyciela germanizatora
uderzyli ma szkoie podobno kijami widia-
mi omafo co ME sprawili panu profesoro-
WI zasluzonego basarunku. Wystraszonego
pedagoga uratowaia policya przy pomocy
miejscowego ksiedza, ktory ze stanowiska
kapfanskiego wezwaf swoich paraflan do
hamowania sic W zapale. Wypadek ten,
pierwszy W swoim rodzaju, jest zjawiskiem
wysoce dodatniem pocieszajacem Jest
to juz obrona czynna W dobrym stylu, Ar
gumentowanie pismach biadanie na
wiecach ME jest jeszcze obrona. Wrog kpi
sobie z tego. Lecz tenze wrog W osobach
nauczycieli germanizator6w ME bedzie kpic
kij6w motel. Przetrzepanie jednego z
drugim napedzi i'm rozumu do glow i re-
spektu dla polskich dzieci i rodzicow. ka-
ry wiezienia grzywien, kt6re droga natu-
ralna spast musza ma winnych wymierza-
MIA sobie sprawiedliwosci, sa niczem W po-
r6wnaniu pozytkiem moralnym polity-
cznym. Kto sic ME dale maltretowac, tego
szanuja wszyscy. Winszujemy szczerze
obywatelom Wrzesni ich odwagi caiemu
zaborowi pruskiemu tel zmiany taktyce
obronnej. Ubolewamy tylko mad nierozu-
mem politycznym tych pism polskich, kt6-
re zlekfy sic energii.