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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09

washington time q p m. st. PauD.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09

Some one ought to get out an injune-
ton against that characterization debate.
It Is distinctly dangerous. If we are con-
WINGED by Dr. Clarke we will go unvac-
cinated and get smallpox, if we agree
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09

Since the Chicago university football
team chose stag dinner and theater, In
stead of girl party and dances the Chi
eago goods graduating thesis promise
to be entitled 1.-The Decline and Fall of
Chivalry among Football Heroes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09

Copyright, 1907
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
vl.llatlen Of Jun. Rug.

GAINESVILLE, o., July i5.-This city
was almost entirely in darkness satur.
day night as q result Of the visitation
Of june bugs Ia such numbers A. never
before known here. The electric light
globes were filed and the lght$ were
completely smothercd by the ashes of
the burning bugs The hotel offices
We're invested with swarms that il was
necessary 81 close the doors notwith-
standing the intense heat. In several
instances church services were interferd
with. The river bridges are almost inn.
passablo 10 pedestrians Tho atmos.
phese about the lights il filed with
clouds OF live insects and the floors are
are covered toa depth OF several inches
by dead ones.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
ENID BADLY BURNED.
-Four Blocks of Business Buildings
Destroyed by Fire.
LOSS ABOUT 100000
The Fire Started In a Hotel and S0en
Spread 10 Adjoining Buildings.
The Water supply Was In
adequate 10 Cheek II.

Enid, o. T., July l5--Four blocks Of
business houses on the public square
were destroyed by fire In less than three
hours by a fire that started after mid
night Saturday night The water sup
ply was inadequate and IL was neces-
sary to blow up buildings with dynamite
10 check the flames Owing 20 the con.
tinued drouth everything burned like
tinder A light wind blowing from the
southeast ayed the eastern part Of the
town. The total loss is estimated at
slightly over 100000. The insurance
will bc light. The heayies, individual
losers are Gensman Bros. loss $4,000,
Crandall & Grubb. $4,000.
The fire started in n 2.story hotel
building near the southwest corner Of
tho square. owned by John Benton aud
spread quickly. burning Geusman Bros
hardware store. Snyder's furniture store,
Cnmer's restaurant and hotel. Maui.
din's furniture store, the Central hotel.
butcher shop in which 5000 in cash
was consumed; the Enid carriage works.
Voakey's shop and three small buildings
adjacent. tho Wholesale establishment
Cmndall g Cruhb. tho st. Joe hotel,
Armour Picking compny's building
aud the entire south block of that
square consisting mainlyot franc build
ings, among which were the Montczu-
ma hotel, tno CiyIngor Building, the
Weekly Events Printing company and
the Werp.i icy Building. The flames were
checked at o'clock Sunday morning.
Enid % q town Of about G000 inhab-
iiauts on ihe Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific railroad. and is the county sat
OF Garfield county II was established
az the opening Of oklahoma over 10
years ago and Is ono % the most pras-
perous towns Ia the Territory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
Mineral rro.pse,. Good.

Guthrie. O. r.. July i5.-Thcro is
much excitement over mineral develop
ments in the vicinity Of Luthcr Capt
Gamble, AN cxpNt miner and prospoc.
tor, who was the.e several days, has
leased several incIisand acres of land
In the country north and west oc iuth.
er aud found sulphate Of zinc in paying
quantities on the Babb farm. seven
miles northwest of Luthor Tie also re-
ports good indications OF oil ON somo If
the land ho las leased.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
Mr.. WIN. .. neturn nem..

Berlin, July I5-The Line Journal
prints letter from United States Am
hassador White 20 the editor Of that
paper in which Mr.. White says be will
go TO the United States % see his fami.
ly. Whether or not he viii remain in
Berlin depends upon various considers-
tions, particularly the status Of certain
questions between Germany and the
United States, which doubtless will oc-
tupy the reichstag at the next session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
storm In Territory.

Sherman. Tex. July rs. - Heavy
showers are reported from several points
near sherman. especially west and
southwest. 4 severe windstorm. blow.
ing from the northeast. to southwest.
originated east Of Dumnt. /. T. Near
Denison it seems 90 have run afoul Of q
windstorm going northeast, and n whirl
Cnsued, caushg more or less dam.
ago % trees ard small structures, such
as fences. There was no rain here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

81. Paul, July i5-Coleman and Jim
Younger, who were granted condi-
tional parole By the board Of pardons on
"Wednesday last, were released from 'he
Saltwater penireHtiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

Ardmore. l. T.. July i5.-"Scar Face
Jim, alleged % be a member Of the
Dalton gang of outlaws, was located
Saturday night in n secludoi spot. %
miles east OF here, suffering from bul.
lot wound. Last week at sulphur. be
had desperate fight with Deputy
United State marshalsani was wounded
bat escaped. United States Marshal
Hammer aud several deputies started
fnr tho scnnn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

III Reno. o. r.. July l5.-The trains
continue to bring in moderate crowds
for registration. There are probably
10000 people bere. Everything isquiet
and orderly and every one Is comfort
ably situated. The temperature here
has remained around the 100 point, but
no serious inconvenience was expert
enced by the homeseekers. Indications
pOint Ia rain.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

The Texas Bar association will meet
It Galveston cE Jnly 81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
To Pay rsrA. Volunteers.

Austin. July i5.-The governor has
received check for $4,000 from the
war department. at Washington 20 pay
the officers and men OF the First Texas
volunteer cavalry for their services from
the time OF enlistment 70 the mastering
into service OF the United States during
the war with Spain
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

Guthrie. O. T.. June i5.-As Perry in
the case Of the Territory ". sharp ex-
Indian agent. charged with bribery. re-
turned "A verdict finding the defendant
guilty as charged In the first and second
counts and not guilty ON the third
count. Judge Bnrw,ll ladmittcd tho de.
fendant 10 hail pending arguments for
an appeal 20 the supreme court Of the
Territory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

ihe Guadalupe IN Kerr county repors a
cloudburst and great damage Thursday
last. Cattle. sheep. horses and fences
were washed away. The damage done
amounts 20 thousands Of dollars. No
lives We're lost.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

over rs hours with practically no inter.
mission. The smaller streams are yng.
tng. All farm work Is at an end for
some days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
Heavy Rain In Nerth carellra.

Raleigh. July l5.-The downplur OF
rain Friday night, Saturday aud Satur.
day night was again disastrous % farms
and rnilwsvz T..-a rein has nesv. fallan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
D,...,roa. CIoudburst.

San Antonio. July lA-Campers re-
tnrDing here from the headwaters Of
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
@Aeinbar ermprbet.

SIN einem Sauie an Der 8. @be. tpurbe
in Stein Yorf Donnerffas frib bic 2eids
zines Wannes ssfunben, bic ipdter aIs
bieienise bes 8ep. @bparb 9. Ybiqipps
bon Der ct. @abrisls Birdie in Saselion,
Pa., ibentifsirt purbs, Der BOT Rursem
nit s. q. Morsun beslelid oss 6amaIs
orobenb sepeienen StreitS Der Winer bon
PennfpIbanien conferirte. Die Polissi
muibmabt, oaB elm WOrb porlieet. Die
2ei6e oes @eitlidsn mar bsreits 10 fart
in 8~ertpeiune iberseeaneen, bab bic To'
besuriabe nibt Obns Meiteres feItaeIeqi
tpurbe. Sin ansebIider Grst, Rirt Stan.
lep nit Namen, in ceien 9immer bic
SeiGe eeiunben tuuros. 1T in Daft. Stan.
lsp 1T Waheur. gr iteate es in Abrsoe.
ettpas bon benz Sobe beS @eihIiHen su
pifen. 8sp. 8biaips ipar so Sabre alt
tdrsIi6 erft feierte er in SaasltOn. Bu.,
iein ~25idbriBeS prieferlubildum. ST ipur
bel ieiner @emeinbs isbr beIiebt. Or. VI.
+. 8ougbertp. Elm Nsffe bes 9farrers
gOuaro g. Bbiaipps. CAB Der nsbsrssu.
sune Nusbrud, oaB iein Onfel BEN Sersl
ihlae erIae. @r babe an 8erfettung bee
Sersens, an &beumatismus, 8Iaienltsir
unb 8rIebt'ider Niasniranibeit s%eIittsn
Seine SdmerSen Su betduben babe CT aud
tart eetrunfen. 3u oDr." Stanley ie
er tpabri6einIi4 8sfommen, um iid mai
ilren 5u lanen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Teuers @ntben.

Yin benz tpeRlidsn nfsr Ses 8oues
Riper, in Detroit, tpuroen ourd einsn
8ranb bic Sduier auf elmer Strede bon
ettpa breibierteI WeiIen nisberselest
Die Slammen ipuroen bon einem orfan.
artisen Mino eepsitidt, tpelder sS ben
2bi&munnidaften i6per madts, ibnen
ginbalt su eebieten, Gum NuSbrud fam
Oas 5euer in Der Sobelmdble Der Sirmu
Sallotie & 5ursuiOn. IS eritrsdts lit
o bort iebr balb auf bic bsnabbarten
Saufsr unb oils bic Seuerpebr in ibrs,
pollen Stdrte antam, mar bic 8ranb.
ftdite bereits 10 stoB, bab iie iid senb.
tbiet fob, ibrs @ner8ie uusfbIeblit
oarauf Su perpenoen. baB bic 5lammen
nldt nod ipeiter tple Detroit, UNI lid
srifsn. @eiddbiet tpuroen ourb ben
Srano bic folsenoen 6irmen.: SOaiotts
4 Suraaion, @eiternsl Union Telegrapt
Co., @orfin, Sidney & Gram, WaIttt
Sumber Co., O.. VI, Supp & So, u. a. IN
Der 9eiammtidaben piro auf eiipu
$500. 900 berednet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Shpu xbatIahe ?

Die ..Wiener Nasemsine 3siiuu9".
elm einluBreideS 86rienbIatf, ia9t tlar
uno unatpeioeuii9: Die beutids unb bic
0itsrret6lite Nesierune, alarmirt burt
Oen 5Orti6ritt Der amsrlfanii&en Sneu.
itrie uno oeren iibnsS SUroringen aui
eurOpaliden Matften fsitens Der Rsp
gorter 8lllondre. BADEN ben 8sf6lub
sefaBt. einen tpiribi6oftidsn 8ries se.
gen bic Ser. Stnaten Su Beginner. Die
beioen NntiOnen taben IN oieier Sn6C
untetbanOluuesn sepftosen. Sn Berlin
ioipObl pie in Wien Iinb prominente
8aufleute unb @ei6ditsmdnner uufae.
ioroert poroen, BEL ssbeimsu 3uiammen,
tinften. Die In ben leBten 3neen itaitiun.
ben, lbre Inlihten iu perlouibarsn. Der
0iterreldii6e Winifter bss Nusp6riissn,
@ruf 8uIuGOpsfl, bat cine periraulids
Note an bic suropdtihsn Ma6ie p%srInnbi.
Der oeutide 8aiier beidripOrtet lparm Die
Soee elmer characterization Sanbels
AQians.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Saudle in SefterreiA.

Die blterrsibIite ganalporlase,
peIhe BEN Abseoronstenbauie susseun,
gen II, nimmt fOIesnbe Boherbduten in
ausiidI: Donau. OOer. @ann, S6lffs
fnbrtscanal BON Der Donau bis Sut Diolr
ouu bel 8uOipeis. @annhIiruns Der BIOL.
Ouu BON 8uoDels bus Prua. St,fffabrls'
canal BON benz Donau.O her. Canal bel
Yrerau sur @lbe bis Yuroub,B. @nnnli,
lirune Der Glbe BON 8urbub,B bis Wsls
nil, i6ifbare SerbinOune BON Donaus
Soer. Canal bis MeIhiel unp Dineiter,
I'M @anssn eiipa 1900 aiIomstsr. Ser
8au iOn I'M Sabre 1904 beeinnen uno
binnen 90 SObren bsenoet psrosn. Der
8eiammltoitenaufipanO oirfte $50 DBL
llOnen 8rOnen betraesn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Oeutfhlanb aber amerif. 3eitnn.
geu a%nfeereat.


Die Welbuns Der 2~onbonsr Daily
Dlu,l", pab Deutidlanb cine Iontinen.
tale eurcpalibe 3olsnnion 8eeen oie
Der. Staaten o gmerifa su biloen
periude, 1T. tpIe amtlih erfldrt piro,
peiter ni&ts ais elm perFoer Sebperiu6,
bic in Der eneIifden 9tsfe INNER unb
INNER tpieoertebIen. Was fsrner bic
BON anberer Selte bsri1tets uR8ebIi9e
SubpentIonirune 0 oeuii@en Sdulen
in Yraiilien ieiienS Der oeutiben Negiers
uns anbelanet. 70 1T bapon in Berlin
rein gar nlhIS befannt. Ser beutihs
feinbli6e 2beil Der u%merifaniidsn prsHe
Iiefert our& Guftpdrmuns berurtieer Sc.
rilhte ben e0rtiBen amerlfafeinolihen
8ldttern itets neuen SiOff 1u polemiiden
grpioerunsen. 9aS @msise. iporauf
lid bic fra8liben 3eltuneen iilBsn f6nn.
ten, 1T bas oeutf6e Austpanostungsgss
ieb pom SABRE 1897, ipelhes bic @mi.
grafton nod 8raiilien ~besduitist. absr
ni6t aus @rinnen Der politlt unp Gro,
berune, fonoern lebi9lld tpegen bsr fslrs
Jorge fur bic 4u%stpauberer. Manhe
9srliner 9ldiisr, be Amerifa niGt grim
limb. perfaasn BET Ibrsr Bolem,t sans I'm.
n6ibieer Weiie in einen lebr leiosnihaft.
liden Ton. 90 melnt gum 8siipiel bic
agruriide uDeutide SaesS,situne" a.:
,nebrieens mbeen iid bic Oanfsss mer,
fen, baB iie niht barlber mlisureben ba.
ben, ipobin mir ben Austpanoer. Strom
lenten ioasn, fotpsit CT iib ni9t in be
noroameritanii6e Union ereiebt. Wenn
lie ibre eiBene 9rense fir unisre glus
tpanberer fdlisBen tpolen, 70 fam uns
oaS nur redt iein. SO liest uns faftif6
nidtS paran, bic amerlfanilhe Union
ourd beuifhe ginpanberer poIitifb unb
lpirtbidaftli6 su irdftissu. Denn Ie
aber iber ibr sigenes @ebiet binaus uns
ooribreiben polen, tpeIhe 2dnoer mir
toIoniiiren oirfen, 10 If bas cine unpsr.
ibdmtbeit. tpelde nitt i1rcff senue ,u.
%iidaetpieien peroen Tam. SIN 8raiilleu
peib man uno in Der amerifaniihen I'm,
on iolte NOR es pifen bab Dsutf6Iane
groberunes8ellfte bat. Die GAM
ices flrdten aber BanS o%ffenbur. baB oas
Der beutfaen 8ep6lferuna
osiien Sslbibepubiiein se.
ben eisensn Wanfee') @slditsn
tdTten tpiro." |,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
@ebrIofe 6efaneens n~isperees
euaut.

Die 3eituns ..8ibomohi" berbfsut.
Iidt einen 8eridt iiber i6redlide @rsis.
niiie auf Der Strnfiniel Sadulien an Der
Oittilte bon Sibirien. Ser oortise Sou
uerneur uerfubr seeen bic 8sriGidtsn nit
elmer ielbft bel ruhddsn Senmtsn unse'
lpDbnIlden 8rutalltdt. ReuIid psroOp'
petite er bas Ouuntum Der ibnsn suss.
plsienen Nrbelt. Sic tpioerisBtsn lid
uno CT llsb Iie nun, obne nnteri9iso oss
Alters ODER @sibledts, bermt pslti6en,
oaB lbnen oaS 8Iut iibsr ben Riidsn fIo6.
Sin poIitii&er @sfaueener. Namsns 50.
f~olensfo, appellate an ben @oupernsur,
Der lib on ben Qualsn ieinst Opfer usi'
bette. BON Der Grauiamisi. absulaHsn. AlS
antiuo:t idOB Der 8samte S~otOlsnsto
nieber. Stun uber empbrten fid bic Ge'
tan8enen unb iu6ien ben brutalen
S4ladtsr Su Ipnben. Die SOloater
i6oNen auf lis, 46 Yerionen purosn ge,
iOotet unb SO %petipunpel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
ans 2lbs4merifa.

Sn elmer Depeide an ben 0sp gorf,
.Seralb" tpirb aus MontepioeO berl6tei
.Seoer Oampfsr Der bon Nionteblbso nod
Buenos Apres obBebt. tpito bon @sbeim
poliSliten beiubt unb ale pnIaeiere per.
ben senuu in 4useni6ein senommsn. bu
man befdrdtet, ss iDnnten bon bort 8srs
idp6rer mad 4rsentinien fommen. pcIbe
einen Staatshreld planen. Die aufs
resuna in 8uenOS Iprss il, (pie bas In
SdO' Gmerifa MoOe iii). cine fieberbufIe.
Sn allen Wiateln iiebt man 0eridpbrei
eeBen bic 8eeieruns. tpelde nIeemein oils
untauelid beseibnet tpirb".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Groberuus elmer reid,n Nropin,.

Grpberune elmer rei6sn Nropin;.
Weiieurs @entiI unb SUaaanb, psIde
bon Der iineiten fruns5fi6en Expedition
in 4frita, beren Setter iie iparen, surld,
eetebrt limb. tuuroe in benz erpben Am.
pbitbeater Der Sorbonne in 8aris Elm
entbuioifiiGsr @mpfans bereitet. Sen,
til beidtieb bic Operationen seeen 8ubat.
einihlieBlih Der Sdla6t bel 9ou6eri.
Die S4Ia&t bel 8~ouiieri b%eiieeeIie Ra.
bats S6idfal unb bra6ie 2amp ben COB.
Bon Der Brouins Gidab iaste @entil, lie
lei Elm ipabres Barapies, elm Supel,
peI6es Srantrei& in ben SdOob sefal.
len fei, reid an 9etreioe, 5,ii6ien unb
Bieb bic 8eU6Itsruns iei aobIrei6 unb
DerOe 5ranfreids Warit bebeuieno er.
tpeitern. Wabreno bes 8anfeits lief cine
Depeide bes @npitdn 8obilot Elm, an.
tiinoieenb, Rubuis Sbbne bdttsn iid
sbenfals er8eben unb bic Oberbobeit
6ranfrei6s anertannt. Robiqoi puroe
ais Der neue Selo 5ranfreids e~sfsisrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Ma S6minoiI6tige.

DIR llntsriei6ntit Der bur6 siu strSbnIiats
WiitsI Sur @tunbbtt piren b~srsffslt purbt,
nahbsm CT sinigs Sabre lang an tinfr ibptrtn
eunasnfrauf5tit unb Der ssflirHtttsn aranfbeit
Sbptneiu6t stlitt'n, bat ein srObfs 8trIaH.
stn, lsinen RitItibtnetn oas MitisI Der DELL
ung bsfannt su MAIDEN Vile Dttjtnissn. bic
% psrlangen, pirp t frtunbli6if (tolfnfrsD
cine AbI6rtft Der 3ubrrsiuus Ibifsn, ptI6s ft
ale zine lt6rs Stiluus fur Shpinblubt, Nab-
ma, Satarrb, Srpnditis unb ale Sals- uHb
ennssnfrnnfbtittn inbsn tpsrben. Or bort, ea6
ale ssibsnbsn lsin Srilmitirl probirtn ptrbtn,
Ia % Itbr pfrtbvpl III. Dieitnigtn, psibe bic
3ubsrtitung psrldngsu, pelht ibnen nibts TO-
ten tpire unt Elm Stssn fir lie Isin mag, mol.
len ssfGliglt 9brp. @pparb ". WiIIon, 8rocf-
lyu, ". o., abrtIirtn.
- Wan trpdbns bitIt 3eitung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
BORT am NIase!

George @ilbs. elm @emeiner in bet
Der. Stauten'a rtiaerie. i6lttelt iib ss.
piB Dor 2aben iber bic LANCE Saab,
ipel6e S6erif Sdirmer bon DuiGee
County, g.. q. nab ibm aniteate. Der
S6eriff iudte WIIbe felt msbreren Mo,
den, oa berieIbe beiduloiei pirb, einen
farmer UNI $500 beroubt su baben. Die
8enmten erfubreu, bob berieIbe mad Sort
SIOcum auf DuuiO's Sslanb i'm Sunp
cOmmanoirt ipOrbsn, unO bort iielten Ie
feft, oaB WiIbe einiee Stun6en porber
nit anoeren 8etruten mad ben gbiIippi.
men einssiGift wurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
R6nis Gouarb bat fur aIte rnns'
fern Feline Shmpafhien.

1fAytNu
@noli&! Die SOfbamen Der b~eritors
benen 86nigsn 8ietoria BADEN mad lans
gem dn8ftIiden Marten enbli6 bic 8unbe
erbaIten, baB iie penfiOnirt tplrben. glIs
Iie aber bic Sbbe Der PsntonsIumme ers
fubrsn, aosen ii6 ibrs @eIidtsr isbr in
bic 2dnge. SO iinb tpabre Bettelbetrdse,
Su tpenis gum 2eben. su piel gum Sterben.
8ieIs Der Damen finO ,tpar pornsbmer
4%bfunft, aber piel baben ie bel Der mid.
eri8en 8ictoria aud ni6t perbient. Sect
iiebt ii& elm GROCER 9bsiI tbaiiGdli6 Dor
Rabrunssiorsen.
gber 86nie gbbp bIeibt fibI Bic ans
SerS binan. @ritenS bat CT fur alts SOf.
oamen ~iiberbaupt feline 8srwsnbune.
3psitens mill er rieiie iporsn, UNI benz
Snnoe Elm leudten6eS 8eiipisl au eeben,
auf oab es bic bur6 ben fioafrifanifden
&rie8 oeruria&ten 8oten tpiaIeer besable
uno oesbaIb ipart @oop an ben Damen
Ieiner Wlulter -tpie eeiaet. eS iinb meiit
alte GufIdeen-uno bari bann erlparten.
bon felnsn untertbanen oils gamer Mann
nn6 patrioiii@er 86nie seprieien su tper'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
Miaipueu Shabeu.

aus beridisbsnsn 9beilen 8ublanSs
fommen Melounssn bon srnRIi6en Ecu.
ersbrinten. SIN Brett. 2itbauen, tpuroen
500 Sauier. curunter baS Yoheebdube
unb bas @efdnsnib. burd Ssusr ssrit6rt
unb 5000 5amiIien obonGlOs esma6i.
Der Sdnben Diro auf mebrere Mialonen
RubeI eeiGdbt. SIN Wpi6tin. i'm Re.
sierunssfrsis glraltap, pdibete elm
Bronp, Der bic sanse Stubt su ssri6ren
orcbte. SIN Aitruhan b~erbrannte Die
9olsnisberIase bon WariOff unb bort iinb
aud, iuie bsreitS fiirslib ssmeIbst, IA
PeiroIeumi6iffs psrbrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-23
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All the Lead
ing Stocks.

New York. July 19-The character Of
'odaE STOCK market was much the same
as that of yesterday, but there was q,
Conspicuous absence of the late onor-
nous demand which lifted Union Pacifs.
yesterday. in the closing dealings The
market was highly professional, Prices
broke through support in the late deal
inss and the market closed weak at the
lowest OF the day Even those stocks
which had shown strength during the day
had very little left to show in the way
OF gains and the stocks which were not
abl" FOR strength, yesterday, We're. TODAY.
conspicuously weak.
The stocks selected as props for the
market today. seemed to be principally
Goulds SouthweSternS. Included with the
latter were Western Union and Manhat-
tan. Texas & Pacific was at one time
three points over last night and there.
was large buying in Missouri Pacific
United States Steel stocks seemed to be
well under control by insiders and they
We're marked W sharply over point
each during the period of strength in
the market. Union Pacific. St Paul AMI
iects of the selling.
southern Pacinc at one time broke
away from the group and was marked up
to Us. apparently in pursuance of tine
design of supportin" the market for real
izinc purposes The device proved only
moderately successful as did others OF
the same character. In the late reaction
the. decline in ST. Paul extended to SIS.
Union Pacific ~. Atchison 3L Missouri
Pacific 3 Z and southern Pacific 3ls
The bond market was moderately active
and irregular. Total sales. par value 81
'G0.0n. United States bonds were all I'M
changed on the last call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-20
ETERNAL YOUTH.
Some Of the Ways People Try to Keep From
Growing Old.

An acute observer said to me, re-
Gently: Women have given up grow
ing old. l suppose they are tired of
it," Most of us soon tire of growing
old. 1t is a fatiguing process, and one
that humanity in general would be
glad to dispense with. According to
my observer, our women of today do
dispense with it. but our men do not.
He went on to remak: "A modern man
of forty. as a rule. looks his age. A
modern woman of forty looks, say,
thirty to thirty-two." | was ungallant
enough to hint at little feminine meth
DDS and mysteries to which most males
are strangers. but he took me for a
walk in the park and soon forced me
to acknowledge that a great many wo-
men whO do not make up do not
look anything like their age. Why is
it? / myself am acquainted with wo-
men of fOrty-five. fifty. ffty-five. who
make up very little. or not at all. and
who yet seem to me, and ! believe to
all the world. by no means middle
aged, and in some cases positively
young. What is the secret of this
eternal youth?
People who live exceedingly quiet
lives i'm the country, whose greatest
dissipation is a rare garden party.
whose hour for bed-or as. alas! they
sometimes term it. Bedfordshire,
WHY'S ten, and whose hardest labor
is i game Of tennis or the gentle
wedding of a border declare that in
the rare garden party. in bed. tennis
and the wedding of borders is eternal
youth to be found. Others say that a
lGiet mind is the best make up in
tic world. and that the mind cannot be
quiet IN a great city. Certainly one
of The youngest-looking women for her
age whom | have ever seen does live
one of these peaceful lives. far away
from the roar of traffic and the gave
ties so many of US cling to. She is
famous. and she says she is forty-one
yet in bright daylight she looks more
often than not like radiant young
girl. The whole world has rung with
her name, yet she cares nothing for