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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
@iealaester 6@tseperfuA.

Ser 8sriu4 nit Der nsuen 6aibmaHns
fGeu 9snnmitianons. be aneebli6 be-
ftimmt III, bic eefammte 2rlsesfabrung
umussftaltsn, tpor elm M,serfole, Die
Ranons III A Sub lana uno bot 10 3oa
aaIiber. Das @sf6Ob N 6 Sub lane
unb euttdlt 200 Yfunb nafs Stieb'
bcumpoQs. IS miset 1850 8funb.
Bon elmer 2abune bon $40 Bfunb BUILDER
estriebsn. fol- bas @sihob in Stanbs
isin. auf $500 Darbs gntfetnune eas
et5bts moDsrns S&ladtfGlH out ber
STEELE su ~ssrftSrsn. Nsuli& putes nit
sinem fol6en Gsidob auf cine GntfsT'
nune bon 500 Sub, nit entfprsdenb see
tinesrsr 9%uIpsrlabuns auf cine slfsDg'ss
Rtupp'iGs Ranserp!atts ssf6OHsn
Die aussl praats aber iismIi& ~ui,fuu8s'
los on Der 9Iatts ab. @athmann er'
iIdrts ben Ofieiereu. psIGe benz gsriuG
b~simokntep, bic 2unte in benz 9ei@of
tabe ni6ts astauet. unb bieielben be-
idloEsn. i'm @elessnkeit gu 8eben.
no6maIs einen 0eriu6 su MAIDEN. Diei'
SGiskpsrfu1s NIT Der @atbmann $ 2a'
none softsn sttpa sl25. 900. Die Rs'
sisruns bssabIt's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
@ae ales paHtrt !

Sraulein Clara Sarrlman. pelde felt
38 Sabreu IN Sprneufe ole Elm Deisn
,.fem,ntni eeneris" 8elebt BAT. ipuroe bon
Aerstsn als Elm Wann srtldrt unb uirb
oaber bon ben Beb6rben bic @rlaubn,s
aa6fu@sn. ibreu Ramen BON Glarc in
0or4es 5artiion Sartiman unndnbstn su
carfen. Als Glara 1868 esborsR tpurbs.
mar ibr O .idledt unsntldteben, unb auf
Raib BON VIA en- beidIoRen ibrs @ltein
oamals. fe als MdbGsn aufbuiisbsn.
Sic befudte bic 6fsntl,Ge S1uls. grab.
uute bon Der So6fGuIe unb nobm auf
Der Spraeuie nnipsritp sinen aurius IN
Wuiii unb ben fIeien alnftsn. Sic tpar
itets lsbbafi, Don fibnsm Self unb aub.
storbsntItG fdble in Aasm. mae ie IN.
tetnabm. Sbre 8eihmadsriGtune upo
lbr eanses 8enebmen maren mdnnlih.
in iurssr 8sii pu&s 6rau!ein CLARA eth
id6ner. bI6ter Bart !; fe muBle fih tag.
LID raiiren unb auf osr Strabe einen
ShIeier tra8en. Wis fs oann fdIisbli6
Aerste lber ibrsn !3uitanb eontuItirts.
tpurce ibr 8ei4le4t als speifeQcs mdnns
lid fetsetsat. Srdulsin. cher better
Serr Sarriman III tlsin. absr brsiiiduI.
teris unb mustul6s. gr bat tG fem
lauses. fG6nes Saar fur, ihneibeu lafs
fen. siuen Serren. Ansue bsftelt uno tpiro
pOn isst on als Ssrr peiterIebsu. Ct
pobnt nit ieinsn 8rioetn suiammen in
Dem Sarriman'idsn 5amiIisnbauie. No.
3l6 y Ononbasa Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
0erfpre@uueen Der Nep Werfer
Reformatoreu utGt emit.

Die Wsit nia bstreesn iein.
Dor Der Wabl tparen fe ale liberal.
bic Ssr,sn gonbibaten. @spib. ber
braps bsuti1s 9arser mus feline Conn.
taasfteibsit babsn. faatsn f.. VIE
ftimmtsn fie In bisfe f66ne Bropbeseiune
Elm. Ss,r Som. Ssrr 5ounss. GER Gan'
tor uno Ssrr Ssrome.
Ra& Der Watl: Sa. Bauer, bas III
mos Anbsres! Ssrr 2otp per,usit auf
isinsn annabmsbrlsf. GER S0ntor Gee
fsbt: ..Ntr iomm 'ruus". unb Ssrr
Serome III su bei&aftiet. UNI fber bic
Sa6e nabtupsnfen.
8leQeiht bot Der Yaitor Softer ni@t
70 unredt eetabt, als Ct I'm Sonnta8
auf bsr aansel ertldrte: ..gBn b6rten
pdpreno beE Gampasne rubis 30. nenn
%unisls @anbibaten ben Liberation Sonntaa
psrfpraGsn. aber mir ataubten nidt. bob
ie Cd srnft meinten. Darum untertaten
mir fe mad pte pcr."
$50 sIaubts nidt. oab bel bet 8etpe'
suns far Iiberale Sonntaesssiets Giwas
bsrausiprineen tuirb," faets Ssrr Otto
asmpner. Der Prdiioent bsr ,8rOOflpnsr
Btraerliea'', Der tpibrenb Der Gampaene
unsdblise 8tosn esbalten bat uuo BON
Wapor Som ipubriheinIlh gum Stsuer'
commifdr ernannt tpiro. .Wein erftss
9iel, oas i'd mir in uieiner bfsntlidsn
@artiers gsftedt batte, par Sonntaass
frsibsit Als i'd in albany mar, reiGte
i'd in Der aHsmbIp cine Btu Elm. DaB BEN
8olte bic 5rase sur Abitimmuns porss'
legt iperben folte. Ratirli& foate oas
nidt iebss Sabr ssidshen. tpis es iest
uorsef6lnssn tpirb. Dns Ddroe bic
SaGs nur nod f1Iimmer MAIDEN.
SD bin nlGt fur offsns 8%otoertbaren
Der Wirttfdaftsn on Sonntassn. SD
oente, bic Dirits tptrben sufrieben fsiu.
tpenn mon ibnsn esfeslid srlaubts, bss
Sonniass.R admittass bic Sintertbiiren
often ,u balten unb Sonntas Moresns
bafGr suf@lisbsn. 8aritutft's Sbee. ben
ausf1anf an Sonntaaen nur Srei ober
brsi Siunben su seftatten. III ld@srlt4.
..aber es 10 Aaes pereebens. Die
Sabbatb'aua.iier finb arsumsntsn niai
susdn8Ii4".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Jmmer ndber trttt M ber esfnue
bee Quftf&tfs Nroblems.

Ser italienii9e @raf amerieo bi
Soil, bon tpslhsm fdtfhii@er @sife ee'
iaet purbs. sr plane cine 5abrt nit
:insm 2ufti6iff BON Q nsbis mad 8Om.
bsbauptet. Elm aufti9.f erfunbsn su bas
ben, wslhes einen eommetsieaen @rfole
f@ern foa, uab elm Spnbifat Bat bas nd.
ibise @elb suiammenssbra&t. um bic Gre
fnbuns 80 uerpertben. Der 9raf befiu.
oct fi& gepentpdrtie in .8enebie unb be-
abi6tigt. in sitpa einsm Wonat cine
5abrt lbsr bas abriatide Mssr nod
Trisit ~ MAIDEN. Die sritsn 8erfu6s
nit benz nsusn 2uftf6iF folen erfolsrei6
ausssfaasu fem bFsntiia IN bic Mas
idine iebo& NOD nidt sessiat ipcrbsn
Aass. tuas uian befimmt peib. III, 6ab
Der @raf einen eleitrii6en Wolor pon IL
Bferbsfrdftsn aus aluminium bot bsrs
fteaen lafen. bab bic @onbel unter BEN
8aaen sur slufnabme breier Psrfonsn
sinesri6tst tporbsn Ia. anb bab ber Bal.
Ion islber tusnis 9sues tistst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
Oerfeklte Speculation.

Gin Barrier 8sfbier. Ramens Bone
temps, erfanb ilrsli6 cine runberiHbns
Rafrmafdins. bic cine game Ansabl
RaRrmeFsrtIineen sntbdit. irel6s mil
Gleisiaitdt betpset tpsthen. Gr mahts
BON Der Mafdine @sbrauh unb lOdte In
ben erftsn 9agen bamil pieie 2unbsn an.
Seanef absr maatea sttpa stDan5is Rune
ben Die gnibsdune. bub bic Saut itres
Rims blau setppresn tDar auberbem
fdmerste is bic 6aut. als oh fs ssienei
tporesn tp6re. aer;is erfldrien in alien
bieien SdIeu. bab bur& Glstirisitdi
8ranbnuneen berurfa&t iporben feisn.
&c fnb isst f&On II S9asenerias. Bro'
aefe ssssn ben 9sfi&isusrf&onerunss'
aGnitIer anbansie esma4s iuorbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
@ataf ~tmperttrt.

frau GtarIss 3. Spraeue. @aiiiH bss
Frabsrsn GonsrsbsA bseotbneten 5praaue
(ber fi6 isst in sinem Srrsn.a fsl tsfns
bell, Bot sinsn ber Idbnffsn Paldfte in
gensbis. Stalisn. ssiauft. um i'm bier.
bsr brinssn su lafsu. Der 9aiaft ID bee
rsits Dor msbrsren @o&sn atestrassn
porben. uub bic sin3einen 9bsilep Define
ben i&. iorefdltist perpadt. auf BEN
Weee nad Bottom. Sic nerben auf
frau 6prasuss IdnbIi6em Seim 30
8rootlins tpisbsr suiawmsnsefsst iusEs
ben. aud bic sonse inneTe a~ustattune
bee BaIaftss 10 bon Srau Spra8us ans
ssfauft tporhsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
@Slserdber neneu eas Sod Gas
uaea'e a~bfaAattetn.

Der Gan Sraneiseo SAT" DsrBHent.
lidt einen BON 6. Robember batirten BE.
riot aus Siaetpap. Alasta, in tpsl&em co
telet, bab in DaDion unb anberen Dirt.
idafien bon sttasta cine tpeituerstpelets
8srfdu6runs entoedt tpurbs. bic oortiae
Reeieruns su ftGr3en unb aus 4lasta
cine 8epubIll nit Der Saupiftabt Samfen
Gitp su MAIDEN. Serporragenbe 8araer
bon Sfastpap iolen bic Setter Der 8srs
i6trbrer 8eipefen fem. be iber erOBe
8orrGtte bon Wafen unb Wunition psr.
faeten. gtpa 5000 @olbsrdber ioQsn
auf bas Signal tparten. bic BsbbEbsR
Ganaeas ~ perirsiben unb cine eigsns
Negterune tu grlnbeu. Wan bdlt bic
Belt fdr einsn tabnen CANT tteih ssrabs
lest far sinf.s. neil 60 bss Bintsrs
nseeu ben eanablfnen 8sb6rben unm6a.
lid lem plrbe. 8stftdttune su itidsn.
Vim 8 0op. ioa IN Staetpap cine gons
ferens SmtfGsn ben Wlltdr. unb Glpli.
UsbSroen Ganabas fotpObl ole au@ Der
8erstnistsn 5taatsn ftattssfanben babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
GanaIs0ertraa.

SIN BEN neHen Ganalnertrag tirifdsn
@rObbritannien unb ben Ber. Staatsu
beibt 60 in bsr Saupifads: Der Ganal
ioa unier Der 2siiuns ber 0sreiuistsn
Siaatsn entwsbsr auf Rotten ber Resier'
uns obes NIT 9ripateapita! anesIesi
tpsrbsn. Ser Canal foq flt bic 8riees'
unb SanbsIsfGiFs alsr 9ationsn au
sleiGen 8sbinsunssn pffsn itetsn. Der
Canal foa ME bIodirt tperoen eiEfsn.
nod bari auf itm elm trieeerii@sr VII
teaaHasn tpsrbsn. SAifs frieefltrenesE
Mddie folen i'm Ganal niGt 8Orrdtbs
einnebmsn barfsn. auber in orinasnbsn
9etbfdaen. sic folsn fid ni4t LANCER
I'M ganaI aufbaIien. aIs fs unbsesnst
mlGen, fe folen feline 8rieasmateriatsn
ousiaben barfen. aubsr In Gu.ereensfdI-
len. aas 8shimmuneen, bic far ben
Canal seItsn. Tolen aud flr bas an8rsn'
,enbe 2anb bic brei Seemsilen slnpdrts
aeIieu. sGs gum @anal sstbri8sn 8au'
i,Afeiten unb antassn folen i'm Rriee
unb Srisbsn esssn 8s'ftbrans Ss~riheiOist
tuexbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
sDte greikerr scn GeeIsteirn RsAs
bars eerhAnsn tparee.

Die 8rptGars hss hsuti4en Generals
iiabs.D fieisrs. SstrH. bon @bslsbsiHi,
In FIELDER &c naGreih. bas Deuti4tanb
In firssiter 8eit l00. 900 Wann In Gn8s
lamb Ianbsn fBnnts. bat In Berlin bseeus
tsnbes auffsten sryeet. Serner iuiTe
BARN auf bic WBeIi@tsit, Truppsn in
RubIanb unb Sranfrsi& su Lanben. bins
setpisien. uub Elm 2riss atuiiaen Oeati9s
lamb unb ben Der. Staaten als Mot
aubsrbaIb bss Bereias ser Mabrf4sins
li@fsit srflart. 9eutidlaHb Hiafie einss
Cages init england ieines iuadienben
SanesIs tpseeu in einsn Gonfiift ssraiten.
Wenn es Der beutfGen 6lctte mbati@
ipare, bel 8seinn bee asieses sinsn Sies
iber bic britii&e Sssmaht su errinsen,
70 tpGrbe cine 2anbuns beuiiGer Gruppen
in GneIanb m5sIid ipsrben. Sails Das
eef6eben Tonne. tptirbe Elm Sieg Deutid'
lambs fiber fem. ba es bon ber brititdsn
armss Ni@ts ~ befardtsn bate unb 60
siniee Belt in Anipru& nebmen Darbe.
ebe gnelanb ieins Reierpe $ GIotten mos
biliirt bdtts. Die enslifGe armss iur
Bsribsibisune bee Wuttsrlanoes liable
Drei Dipiitonen bes l.. ettpa alpei DiDifios
men bss Q unb cine eombinirts Diuifion
bes q. Mrmeeeorps. iotpie brei 2upaQerie'
8tisabsn. Die ariessitdrfe elmer sneli'
fGsn DipiFon bstrass nur 10000 Wann.
tpabrsnb cine bsati6e 10000 Wfann
sdbIe. 9eutfhlaRo iDnute in llrastet
Belt ieds S~nfantsris > DiOiIonen oesr
sins 2apalsris.4 rieaoe unb fGnf Snfan'
tsriss Disiionen mad England transpors
tirsn. SIN breibie 6tunbsn iDnnte bas
BON sinsm bsutiasR Norbies 3 Safsn aus
esi1sben. @robe Strsdeu Der 3dits
bStsn cute aaubunespidse far Grnppsn.
tpeIde lid bort otne Sapisrieie,ten BALI
ten iDnntsn. Anoersrieits mare be Sn'
feI ni&i eros ssnus. urn cine sinmal iiss'
rsi1e fsinbli&e armse 40 uerni6tsn. 70
tpdss unipabrIdeiniid. bub Elm oerartiser
Rriee bon LANCER Dausr feip oosr ptsls
8srftdrfunsen nbtbis tsin tptiresn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
gssuuefdaft erbalt Elm eeA.

Der 8ampf In ben Reibm ber Reputs
litanst bss 6taaies Wifouri brobt. bic
5rsunbf@ait spifGsa BEN graftb nien
RoooispsIt unb BEN reeublitOniidsn Ras
iicnal . Gomite 40 breGen. 8ootepelt
bait 40 feinem Winifter bes SnnersR
Siideod unb bsfsn anbuns in W,fouri.
bon bsnen did" 8erens unb iein Zine
bang niGts pifen tpoaeu. Senator
gamma unb pisle aubers WitsIisber Ses
RaiionaIeomites talten au Qerens unb
Dsrosn bomit 9ssner RoeiepsIis ane ees
6Isunbe besielben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
9ute SSee.

Ridtsr 9uibiQ pom @bielso Sussnb.
eeri6t bat Elm @omite %ernannt. tpsIGes
cine Drbinans abfafe iOa. bic psrfast.
bab ainber. bic auf ben Strabsn Belt.
unssn psrfanfsn. l~iesniirt tpsrbsn fonsn.
SIN Sale bic Orbinan3 in Stabtratb
anssnommen tpirb. maffsn 9inbsr. ipsi&s
nit 8eitunseu auf ben Siraben haufren.
cine 2icens bsiisen uno Elm abseiden nuf
Der 8tuf trasen. 2einem 3inoe. mel.
does bur6 bic Gltern ni6t nahtpeifen
Tam. bab Go feinsp Sdulpftaten mad.
ssfOmmsn ID. iOlI cine aiesns perabrei&t
tpsrben. 2aut ben S&uluntsrridts. Der.
orbnuneen. mus iebes Qinb i'm alter
bon 7 bis IA Satren minosftens l6 DOs
Den in iebem SGuliatr bic Saule be.
iuGt taben. unb minbefsns 10 Wo6en
bi%btsrsinanbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
8seeu Huar6tsmue.

gonsrssmitsIisb Curtis bon aanfas 10
ber erts @eiesssber. tueI6sr bstimms
ielne gnlht dussri, bsr GoneEsb io1s
unpeTslsI,& Mabaobmsn srsrsifsn. UNI
anardifiIaen Sheen entssssn 10 tretsn.
Curtis ,rtldrte: ..Gs ID bic Dfi@t bss
Gonersfss. Elm @eise 90 paifirsn. ipel.
DIES fotpe,t eett, .pie Der goneteb in Bee
aug auf Mabressln aus 1nterbriduns
BON anardismus nur esbsn %fann." Gr
fasts binsu, feline sisene Bid fei pieleiGt
nod ni@t 10 erlnbli& aussearbsitst. ben
Dortlaut berielben gu bei6feuili6sn.
bod iei Elm tuefentIider 9unti bsrielbsn.
bab Elm 8sriu&. ben Brdfoentsp. Biess
BEdtbenteH. Witslieber bss Gabinsts
ober RiGter bss 8anoesobereeriGts 40
ermcrbsn. sIei&pisl. Oh bsr 8srfl& sE.
folsrsi& iei, obsE ni&t, nit BEN lob su
betrafen iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
SeHnnHs auf iHterHatisnals 0ers
k~raheruna Der Grketteg.

Ben Ti1stt. Drsanifator hsr 2cnboner
0odarbeiters Union. toipis 8. Gbapblsr
bon Der britii9en Union Der 8immss.
Ieute. finb aus england In Retp g)ort
sinsetroHen, uus als 9eIesaten bss 8ri.
tifdsn @stpsrliGafts. Sonsrefss an Der
beborhebenben GonbeniioR ber american
federation of2abor tbeiIsunebmsn. 9ilstt
srflarts: ..Diefes III bas 2aab bsr Grim.
buusen unb @%rfinbunsen beIfen Ssbers
mann. BieIe 2sute finb eeneist uns flr
9rdumsr su baIten, iuie aleranbeE ber
Grobe unb NapoIson flr 9rdumer ses
halten tuurt en-. Do6 tpie aIsganber unb
Napolson ibre Grdume berpirtli6t iaben.
70 mbeen au& unfere Erdume bon elmer
internatiopaIen Nsrbrlbsruns bsr arbsi.
ter pertpirilidt lusrben," gbanblsr iprud
bon Der Raibfamfeit zines eneersn S&us.
unb 9rusbanbnifiss spii&en ben arbei.
tern @rObtritanniens unb ber Ser. Staas
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
0erItner SAuIfiue err fsn unters
ridht Ia 9peiene erttstit werbeu.

@merifa mub tpieber sinmaI ale Wufsr
bisneu. Die 8erIiner SGulbeb6rbsn
aetsu' NIT benz Plan uHi. ben Rinoern
bssisniiGsu nntsrridt sribsiIsn iu Iafsn.
Do9 ipirb bafir sefosat rerben, eae Der
nnterriHt niht. spie 60 an eielen ameris
ianifden SGulsn unteE Der 8otmdbiBseii
pcn5anatiiern Der Sal ii. flr bic Temple
rensbsipssune aus8ebsutet tpirb. Yin ben
bortiesn S&ulsn ipetben appIobirts Asrsts
ais 2ekrer funeirsH. unb babur6 fGlisbt
% flo bon islbl aus, bab bic RsueEune
in faif1e 1abneu aslsitet ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
OeatfAe GrfHsuHe fur etatlbe.
rettuua.

SIN ber ts6nii&sn SO&i&uIe 40 Gbars
~lottenbure iinb iosben bic 8srIu&s mi.
elmer nsusn art bsr Siabtbereitune sum
abf4Iub ssbra&t tperbsn. 2aut Grilars
nns bon 5a6lsutsn ipirb bietelbe cine
%polRdnoise nmtpdIsuns in Der aausen
Wetaainbuftrie berbeifabsren. Sbr @rs
Hnber III elm fteiner medIenbureilder
6abrilant. Namens @isbsIer. Gin amss
rifanifHsr Saduertdnbiesr. ipel9er De.
tessnbeit getabt bat. on ben e~rperimens
ten ibeiIsunebmen, f6rsibt iiber bic neue
Grruneenfdaft: Yin Starte unb Sdrte
abeririHt eieies ianefte Brobuet Der Wes
tau Snbuftrie am belnabe bas DoppeIts
ben beiten Sarpeps unb arupp.S Stab.
ipdbrsne bic SsrtsauHs um fanisie BIO.
ssnt biaiser III.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
gsnresH aatsr falfden aHeaben
ssn bier nab 6aes Afrifa selp9t.

SIN ben Issisn lS Wonaten iinb Suns
berie iunesr aueufansr untsr faIfhsn
angabsn mad Sabafrita seIpdt unb bort
gsatpunesn tporben. far bic Gneldnber
seeen bic 8ursn ~ fdmpfsn. Das etc
s6bIts Staaf gotter aus 2~osanspett.
Snb.. ion Staats. Minihsrium. Sranf
gertsr ~bstlaset. BOB bic 9unbssresisr.
uRe ibm feinen ~l5idbriaeH Sobn 2eneH
auriidbtioret. Der am 10. October aus
Rstr Orleans bon enslfhsn GeamteH
mad Gapftabt eef6idt tpnroe. Die June
gen Amsrifaner tperben enga8irt. Waules
Eel uno pferbe mad eapftaot ~ bealeiteR
unb bort bIsibt ibnsn bann faum ettuas
anosrss abris ais in oer britiihen Armss
Disnft su nebmeH. 9ortsr srbisIt bas
8sripreden, bab ber amsrilapif@e Gons
ial in Gapftabt fsipen Sobn elsid bel
Isinsr aniunft ubfafsn uno per S&ub
aa& ben 8srsinietsn Staatsn suradsrpss
ipire.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-11-28
NnkIicbe Mmffl6rmma

tntt6It bas s~soisssns eeutias mtrt Der ssst-
tlinessslnfsr", 10. Nuiaas, $50 6sitsn FART. NIT
oisIsn ltbrrti6tn 9nuftrationsu. nsbft elmer @b.
b~anolung tbtr fiHoeriofe Chen, peIhes bon Mann
uno Grau eeIsfsu tpsfben foatt. unentbsbrfid,
fir flnse asuts. bic ia psrtbsli&sn poasn, ober
uHaladlid, % rbetrdfbef fH6.
Su Ittht osritdueIidtr Wsiit m austfitrf, tpie
man aefnnne Gineer Atust uno GsfhledtsfranKs
bsifen uuo bic bbisu Goleen bon Snsentflnbsn,
ipis 5dhfpdd,s, s%asrepftdt. Smpoten,, ppauti.
pner, unfrudbibarfeif, 9rHbfuH, tnfpadts Gee
bdhtnib. GnergieIpffefei unb RrampfacerbriG,
cbne fd,deIidbeH 9leei,inen bdiIern6 beiIsn fam.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-02
THOMAS POST AND CORPS.
The New officers Installed with APP
propriate Ceremonies.

Grand Army Hall In Pierson building
on Delaware street was we'll filled last
evening to witness the public installation
of officers for the ensuing year. The corps
first installed its officers, Past National
President Mrs. Agnes Hit installing officer,
as follows: President, Mrs. Louise r.
Twiname; senior vice president, Mrs. Mag
gle Gordon; junior vice president. Mrs.
Mary Alexander; chaplain, Mrs. Nancy NJ.
BEEN; treasurer, Mrs. Sally Highland; con-
ductor. Mrs. Addie ID. Frank; guard, Mrs.
Reed.
The corps presented a beautiful framed
picture to the retiring president. Mrs. Bill
lingsby, and to Past Corps Commander
Harris, President Twiname and Mrs. Hit
bouquets.
The officers of George Fl. Thomas Post
were installed as follows: Commander 2. A.
Smith; ~ senior oIu vice . eommander. WI
mapder, James II. Porter; quarter
master. Richard NJ. Smock; surgeon, DIR.
Charles s. Boynton; chaplain, Rev. Samuel
Sawyer; officer of the day, Amos II.
Haines; officer of the guard. James N.
Stevens: AdJutant, Peter Zinn; sergeant
major, John III. Reeve, and quartermaster
sergeant, Henry Nicoli.
After the installation Mrs. F'ugate of
the Meridian-street nj. f. Church choir,
delighted the audience by rendering sew
eral songs in most artistic manner. e.
T.. Merrileld recited a humorous inciden.
OF camp in rhyme. Recitations were also
given by Comrasie Gordon and Miss DEM
merly. Addresses were made by George
W. Spahr and Rev. ID. r. Lucas. both setting
forth the work of the Grand Army the
teaching of loyalty and obedience to law
and the maintenance of public order.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-02
SALE OF STATE PROPERTY.
1t May BE Recommended to the Leg
isIature by the Governor.

II is stated by those who profess to know
that Governor Mount in his message to
the General Assembly will rect mmend the
sale of the State property comprising the
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. sit
uated at Washington and State streets:
the Womans Prison and Reformatory for
Girls, at New York and Randolph streets,
and the Institute for the Blind, at Pennsyl-
vania and North streets, the purchase price
of the property to be used in building
larger and more modern institutions in
the extreme suburban limits of the city.
the matter, declined to express his in
tentions, saying that he would prefer not to
say anything until after his message had
been presented to the Legislature.
The reasons assigned for the proposed
removal of the State institutions are sew
eral. but the chief one is that on account
of the central location of the institutional
properties they have become very valuable
and could be sold for enough money to
erect in each instance more commodious
and more modern structures. The institu-
tons in question have long been over
crowded and each of them has a large
waiting list which at present they are UNI
able to accommodate. 1T is said the board
of directors OF each institution have earn
.estly insisted that the property be sold,
and have presented such good arguments
TO the Governor that he has concluded
To- follow their wishes in his recommended
tons TO the Legislature.
The sale of the property of two OF the
Institutions was much talked of during
the session of the last Legislature, but
nothing ever came of IL.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-02
TURNED INTO TREASURY.
County Wealth Increased by $4,000
from Sterling II. Holt.

County Attorney Brown has turned Ster-
ling r. Hollis check for $4,000 to cover
the shortage found against him by
Experts Leslie and Ayres during the period
he was county treasurer. into the county
treasury. When the shortage was reported
by the experts Holt deposited his check for
$4,000 with County Attorney Brown to Sc
cure himself, while City Controller john
son and Frank Miller verified the finding
with the understanding that the money was
To be turned into the county treasury IT
the experts. figures were correct. John
son and Miller made the Investigation and
upon their recommendation the money was
turned into the county treasury. Johnson
and Miller are also verifying the report of
William II. Schmidt's shortage found by
the experts, and il it is correct Schmidt has
assured the commissioners he will make
good the shortage. Schmidt will be home
from the West about the middle OF tho
month.
Since the experts were employed sixteen
months ago they have collected 10000, and
with Schmidts shortage made up IL will
be increased to $4,000. Their salary has
been &. 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-02
THE o. p. MORTON CLUB.
Guests Entertained Throughout she
Day and Evening.


Guests Entertained Throughout Fhe
Day and Evening.
The o. p. Morton Club kept open house
all day yesterday and till 10 o'clock :ast
night. There was no set programme and
the old soldiers. who comprise majority Of
the membership, had a New Years day
after their own liking. social event SINH
lar to the celebrations that were popular
in their youthful days The day was spent
in social intermingling, renewing of good
fellowship, exchanges of complimentary
wishes and hearty expressions of good will.
Music was furnished during the entire day
and evening and the pleasure OF the day
was augmented by continuous luncheon
served in the dining room adjoining the
reception room.
The culinary department was in charge
of the men, and in this particular the vet
Grams were again conspicuous A colored
chef commanded the department, but was
ably assisted by a corps of men with their
sleeves rolled up to their elbows and bronze
buttons shining above their aprons The
service was as efficient as could be ex.
pected of the best kitchen maid and there
were no hands extended for tips. The cof-
fee, the old soldiers favorite beverage,
without sugar or cream. In addition 20
other things, 800 pounds Of turkey made Iii
into sandwiches went to appease the APP
petites that had been sharpened by the
bracing air outside.
The celebration was not for members
only, but their friends were also invited
and the attendance was liberal. Peopie
came and went In the manner prescribed
In olden times, but there not hour
in the day that the reception room was
not comfortably filed and enough were
seated around the table in the dining room
to make it interesting for the chef and the
walters A few young women, escorted by
their gentlemen friends. were present
Cards were one Of the popular amusements