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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
His Fonolu1u Belle.


News has been received in Oshkosh Of
the marriage, at Honolulu, of Will
Stroud, an Oshkosh boy who left there
five years ago, to one of the bellies of the
Hawaiian islands. Young Stroud en-
tered the navy and saw service on the
Adams and the Bennington. He became
estranged from his family and it has been
several years since they heard from the
son, though they had learned that he had
left the navy some time ago and had
settled at Honolulu. The news of the
marriage came in a letter written by
Stroud's bride, who was Miss Gertrude
Toms, daughter Of a well-known sugar
planter on the islands, to her Wisconsin
father-in-law, Horace Stroud, an insur-
ance agent of Oshkosh. Young Stroud.
it is understood, holds responsible posi-
ton with one of the big sugar exporting
houses in Honolulu
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
slang phrases.

sersae.as 81 fxea
spotnt aa sat,arms OF eSch house shall NJ.
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Btlsesbarrs Ra6rt&teu.

Ser loldpft8e Sotoo Sometett BON
Gbparospils fel am Srsita8 ia Der
3inafon 2oblen Go. 3e&s in einsn 8u
bsr beibes DaGer unb srbist fur&tbars
8ranbpunben. Die ii6 m5sli6ettpe,fe ole
fatal ertpeifen tperben.
Ser Strsii in ber 2attimer 8e1e
nabe Saileton. ber Dor orei Wodsn in.
icenirt ipurbe, fam ON Wontae su Gnbs.
inbem bic Streifer sineaben. Ser 4us.
itino sreisnste iib. tpeiI apei Nrbsitei
sntlaRen unb nt6t ipieeer sineefest tpurs
ben.
- Gbarles Ssf.. Elm bsiannter bieii.
aer @si6dfismann. harb am Srsitae
Bosmiitus na6 sinsm ldnseren 2slOsn
tm HItsr pon so Sabrsn; CT tpar felt
Sabresfriit NIT gtetpoiitdt unb einem
Standardization tstaftet. Ser 8tuoel
Aast # unb bic Sdp,fsrn Winnis unb
Srau Sermann Barring lberIesen ibn.
- Gins S6liitsnpartie BON afbIsp
uurbe ON Srs,ias Nadt auf ben untsren
flats auf ber Stra6s na1 Rinefton bon
slnsm slsiitiibsn 8abnpassn estrofsn
uno uasS Saiufisn bsrausssi6leubsrt; Stau
Gpep e,blsIt b6is 8stlssunsen. 9reibe,
Rasls cine 8etIesuns bss Ropfes. 5rau
Dsn perrenites Subssieni, 5rau Sdsi.
Del psti&isosne S&nittpunoen. Srau
Dammit psrrenites Su6sslsni unb StI.
ponns lsi&,s Bsrlstunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Waune Gpunfu.

6ontsbate. Otto Shsmmen, elm tr.
eenttll&sr @tntsolsr. uutos in feline,
pltte brsi Weilen bon bier ON Bonner,
tag Worsen erfrOren aufsefunbsn. Ob.
loon Der Nann nisHtals sln Dort Gbs,
isln 2sben psrlnuten lieb, nimmt man
IN. bab CT poblbabeno mar unb resel.
mdbig pon DeuliGlanb ober Rsp Dort
6slbisnounesn abieIt. 'Srau Dllllam
oenbaion unb Sri. Ninnis 9iitor bon
oobOtsn. y. s.. slfannlen ON YiUnIas ben
Be- et,rbtnsn; feline Gltsrn in Dsutib.
tanb ioQsn poblbabsnb fein unb er bs,oa
Elm idbrlldss gIntommsn bon 81. 900 bls
So 900 bon ,bnen.-Der idbrllbs Was
tsnban bes btefeen 2isbstirans fiabsl
btu'e Abenb ttitt. Scr finb bic 2anb.
itrsi6sr 10 subtrsi6. Dos ss uoresl&la'
asn tpuros. fur beren 3eitnsrtrstb stns
StsinilOpfsr 8tiaabe iu initaEirsn. noe
ihnsa ibr Abi6lsben bsputsn piirDs -
Sliiabstb ". Aunssr fatb am Samhae
Absub in lbrer WObnung an Gbter Str.
TN Gltsr bon 53 Sabren an Der 2unssn.
sni,Gnbuns. DIE Bsritorbsns bsttist
lanse Sabre Elm Busma&rseiddft unb
wirb BON iusi S&wsitsn dbetlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
StttstUn. .

- anbrsp 8rposn Jun. bon Oregon
psisbts. Elm Beber in Oel 2u,srns Stsid
tabtit tu 0sit 8ttston. tpuroe am Sam.
itI8 belm 8elnlaen Der WaiGinerle t6s,
4ttl8 ssrottdt. wltO ii& absr tpabri9sln.
!t& eibolen.
SObn 8. Nasls. elmer bsr dlteiten
9suobnsr ben 9R.g Slrabs. farb am
UontaB nu& eiunbasntll6sr 3rantbsli
lm 70. Sebensiabte; er tplrb bon bsr
Satin unO asben 9lnosrn tlbsrlsbt. 6,s
SsstSi8uns s.foIsts seitsrn.
- R6arb 8Ip bon Oreson, elm Wi.
asr in esr GIear Spring 3s6s. erb,eli
lm 5reitas but& einsn f4lsnben SllB
ufeller einen S4dbslbru1 unb fem !8u.
tunO III Elm lsbensaeidbtI.&sr. YIN
5onntas stla8 CT ben 8stlssunsen.
- Am Nontas Wliias Isslsa bic 900
IN Der SteIlln8 Seibenfabrlf ansehsulen
Ulae6en bic Arbelt nisber. ansebll6
neil stnes oerfeIben sntlafsn porb,n
mar; Elm Gomite ber Sueitsr bon
Scranton tpar bier sum 8siu1s unb GO
ulto anssnOmmen. baB blss ben StIslt
lbeilpeiis beeInfubte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Cas xhal abw arts.

TauIor. Die 8ermabIuus bon Srl
Nussle Bsibel nit Germ Ssnrp Streun
Inoet am 81. bs. Dus. ftatt.-Die 6os
tsit Dome 5tisObofs @sisai6aft bat fol.
aents 8samten srpdblt; grGRpsnt.
0aUib o. Gr,ffubs; Bss BtaFOent.
Robert 2Ismsnpa; Setrstdr. Bm. 8
Rassr; S&asmslfsr. W.&asI RIdb.
mann; Supsrtntenbent. Wm. o. Ipo.
mas; 1ootsnsrabsr. Yb.l,p Roatss. -
Sobn SGllb BON Der Ypns ssmaun am
SamfIs Abeno in Weit Scranton BET
eInsr 3,ebune eine msribpole Waaen.
mohsr. uub S6rsiner' lBerljsugs Aus.
tuitune. .-9bomas Ssntins. Der Dor meb.
rsrsn Do4sn fs,ns Gltt,n init elmer
ursnnsnbsn 2amps b6s psrIssts, pur
Os um Disnit,s naa aslituns bon
$500 Sarsi&aft auf fteisn 5ub ssisst.
oa ii1 bic frau nunmsbr aubsr Gsfabr
DsfReet. .-8eitsru slneen bic Enacted
ten osr Renarb Seiosnfabril an ben
Strsli. ibsiitrelfs um sine 8s7srunp
,btes 2obnes su etbalten. tbelItpslfe aus
Spmpatbie NIT ben Strelisrn in Serans
ton.
- Die Grufabs sssen unIi, snlirts
Birtbfhaften Dat iid nunmsbr aud oui
4uoea ausseosbnt unb in ben lsbtsn Ia.
gen iinb baieItit perf6isosne 8sissess
ubsrtrstsr psrbaftet unb befraft uorbsn.
- Gin 3idtrisss S5bntsin bss gsts,
fries BON @rsenmooO IsI am Bonner.
iios in sinsm 9ubsr bs,bss DalIsr. be,
auf bem 8oben itanb. unb tpulbs BON ben
Shflsn bis gum Salis i&auosrbaft Der.
ullbt; am 5reitas abenb srl6iis bsr 2ot
Oen Rlsinsn bon fsinsn srobsn S&msr'
ssn.
Der Sc Sabre alte Daniel 8rssIin
pon 2adawanaa. bsr in Der Dm. u
9'1e au Dunpsa aneetsnt mar, ltart
am Sonntae Abeno an einem S6dbeI.
btud; Coroner Robsrts berisf 8si6po.
rene. bic srtIdrtsu. bas bsr Rann b,s
8srIssuns burh sinen 5aQ pbsr S&lae
erblslt. bod bic rmtdnos isisn ibnsn
nitt betannt.
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q Shuls D eh0tbe,

als in bieisr 8sb6rbeperiammtuna om
WOntae absnb bic ,Srage bss antaufs
UOn IsEtba&srn uorssbta4t paro. ma6is
S6utelrettOr @pnon bon esr 4 gBaIe
ois srfaanlias GrIIdruns. baB bic
S6llsr. bic aus benz eommeraielsn De.
par'ement erabulren. peosr r.tue Isien
nod fhreiben f6nntsn uno bok eiwas
laolfal fali& isi init oem Spftem DER Sn.
Itrutiton; ber Antauf Der Sldsr tpurps
lbeslebnt.
superintendent Sctpsq bsridtsts. bab
er iolden 8rabulrsnesn eeI Iratutihuls
telns Diplomas ertbsllts. neil bts Gertl.
fitats isBt auf fanf Sabre lautsn. pabr.
sno ole 8e.rsfftnben nur elnen breliabrn
ssn Curtis bur6madtsn. 2aut e.nsm
S4rssben bss engineer Sarris mus bas
BanitIailUns Spfsm IN plslen bsr Stu.
len psrdnbsrt msrpen, bamit fauls 2ufl
snttpeihsn tann; bic Sa@s lou untsr.
lu&t Usrbsn. 9is 5uausstmpfuns
Uurbs fallen ssIafsn. ba pratnl9 aat
Rtneer Der Staet Hanmebr eelmpft fnb.
6srner puros beidlof n. bic Befhul.
olsunsen ssaen 2sbrsttnnsn @etruDe ..
De 9ratp uno @pa q. S&Ort ~ untsr.
u6en. uno juar bifsntlid btute Absnp ;
ttitsre lou bstetblesnbe AusbIlde tlbel
laDii1s alnber esma4t baben unb leB.
srs ss ssrweieett babsn. sin irantes
iu enti6ulDlsen. 8sri1lebens anpes
Routlnessiddfte tpurbsn sbsnfals erls.
Olet. sbe BsItasune itattfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
Gin a6nie SerhaStet.

Dis isst bsfannt i5irb, IL a5nis 9sos
polb bon 8slsisn Dor einissn Eassn in
isinsr eiesnsn 9auptitaoi auf Der Sirabs
psrbaftst tporben. Ssins 5siinabms CT.
folsts nuilrliG. sbs bic Bolpsi ibn
fannie. uno purbs biniaber forefdltia
asbsim ssbaIten. ia absr infoIss bsi
e,nleiiung elmer S6aosnsrins alase in
ble DtHentIi6isit seorunssn. Der Q5.
Mig. psr Elm enlbuiiaitli&sr automobil'
fobrsr III, lberiubt stnsn isiuer Inter.
ibinsn. sinsn dIili6sn Germ. lpdbrsne ss
NIT raienbsr Sdnslllstsll in esm auio.
mobit babInfduiis. unb butlsbsrfobrsns Ia
i6per psrIsst. abnie 2eopolb purb,
lOfort in Saft ssnsmmsn; aber ole sl
isins srsbe Stoubbttae abnobm uni
fstnsu Rod nufin5pfts, sriannts mon ibr
unb lisb tbn laufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14
0ube Barter Rottsen.

= SeIatica ueruriodt fdIimms
S6msraen, st. Saiots Del in iebot
s.n WiiieI. psl6ss bic auf ben Sit bet
56merSn but@brinst unb isIbft bic
l@ilmmfisn 5dls in isRr iurssr 3sii
beiIt.
- Ser polnii&s' Winer Sranee,lab
Brottetpsti bon Gin Strabe, purbe ae.
tern 9lldmlitag nabe ber iabIi6sn
5toblmable. als er entlans ben geniral
8eieifen lief. bon einsm 5uge seiroffsn
anb ausenbidli6 sei5Otet; fsin @enld
uarb eebro1en, baS @sf6 b5s serf9nii.
ten uno Der 26rper hos ssrotGdt.
Srant 8. Sonss bon Scout Str.
Der oils Stamp. GIsrt" in Der bieiisen
BOT anssteat tpar, foa 8riefs sshoblen
baben uno ont ylontae purbs er auf eine
olesbeslallde AniIase perbaftst unb un.
ter 81 900 9drsfAaft setelt. gr ftanb
Iten felt elnteen Wonaten unter Der.
oadt unb itralld puros ibm nit sinsm
5Iief, ber elne mattlrte $40 Note ent.
belt, etne Sale seheIIt, in bic &c sing.
Sones IL felt obt Sabrsn in ber Noh
seDsisn. 25 SaPren alt uno felt s atrss.
futt pebsltatbst.
- Die 1rsiber in ber Dobae Rine
lestsn am 8Onnstitus bic arbsit nisper.
als elmer ibrsr Ramerabsn. Der lpsssn ei.
nsr 8esslperIsbuns einise Gage ,upor
'ntlafen puroe. ii6 ipisbsr sur arbsil
elnreIlte. absr nodmals abaenleien
uuroe; Der 8strieb Der Wlne mubte Elm.
aeitsat tperoen. Am 5reitas purbs Der
8etrieb in ber Wine piebsr aufsenommen.
no6oem bsr 9tubsI seiGlt&tst worosn
uar. Superintendent 2oomis III niGl
istr BON BEN 8oreebsn erbaut. eab ieses.
mol. Denn etwas niht reht gebt, Elm
Sirsif inicenirt iuirb; msnn bisies ni9t
aufb6tt. 10 fam sans IsI&t cine un.
oeft,mmts Arbeitselnitsaune in iol1en
3e4sn stfoIssn. mo bieiss pottOmmt.
sS 6. aatber. ber ,upsrIaiIiss Sa.
nslter. tpirb umtiebsn na9 1873 Wpo.
ming absnus. Sotsl SermpH. 7.3
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uuruben tn spanieu sssHen fidb
fetr aus.

Die Resisruns fisbt ii& anssTdis bss
unrubsn in plelsu Stdbtsn
ssnblbist. iu ben ftdrffisn Wobrsssln
~ srslfsn. Sisnaas purbs burd iSnia.
l,dss Dstrst bns tspubl,ianiihs Dtsan
..Gl Bats" unterbtddt. Sn SarasORa.
Bampslona. GaD's. Balsneia unb Na.
logo fanbsn am Rontas 8anfstts be,
R 'publIianer fatt. Senor Bt b War.
sau, bsr 5Gbrer ber foseralen Republi.
tansr. faets am Wlontae in elmer Rsbs.
ct CLAUDE bic ssesnndrtise 8smssunp
biIbs bas 8Oripiel au elmer Rspolut,on.
Bon ben sielsn petiousn. Die am Rontaf
abene in SdruscRi in Rampfs Mi
q, ,ubarmsn ber!sst spu,bsn. ID cine on
DIsnftas ssfor5sn. aat 2bsatsr un.
SAFES fnb bort sef@loRsn une lbsl
Orabis Bstbafluussn iino porsenommsr
ipcrpen.
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au6 bem obereu Ebale.
(NrmbaIb &orrs(psubeu,1

- Die idbrIids Donation fdr 8a ito
Bm. 2uer Don Der beuiiden 2utb. Sc
meinbe in Nrdbalb finbet am n6dfter
NOntas itatt.
- Ser l2idbrise S&ieferIeiers sSobr
5efip bon Ssrmpu uurbe in ben RoIlerr
Der SbernOoO Nins esfiern Isbsnsse.
iabrll6 aerotidt.
@,aiom SibIobsfs bon OIsSbani
lpurbe am Donne,itie Woreen auf Der
Strabs nabe ieiner Bobnuns aufaefun,
Den. itarb aber. ebe elm Arst eintraf; el
erIa8 bsr unb,a Der @rtterung.
Die oils 5 Sanblanser in ber @bite
Dat Diins au ardbalb anssit,Iten Dll6.
as! Ns8Owan unb Dm Suso, tpurben
m Dlenftae 8ormittus 6ur6 einsn pIbs
lt6en SOD bon 0sdsntoblen eeiroffsn
unb au8enblidIi& ssi5otst.
- anbreas Rctb's Wirtbfdaft ,u
grissburs tpuros ftab ON 9isnitas Utor.
asn eut6 Elm 6euer aetft5rt; Der Der.
lnit beirdst etna 90 900. Gs gslana
oer Sobnfon SGIauh Gompanie. bic on.
srenssnbsn @ebaups Dor S@absn ~ be.
uabrsn.
Soiepb 8urnsp bon 8rieebura. Der
por m,preren Wodsn bel einsm Diebhabl
in elmer Wirtbihaft srtappt purbs. eine
ssbbIise Gta6t 8tdeel etbislt uno bann
usri6panb. bsfnpst iit bel Bsrtuanbten
N SHENANDOAH. 9utnsp's 5rsunbs nab
men tuetit an, baB ibm ettpas ,ugshobtn
isi.
(garbOnbaIs surripsnbsui.)
- Dem proisitirisn pripatsn SoIpitaI
unb Irainiribule flr aranfentpdrterinnen
1t bon Rl6tsr Ar&baIo Elm 5rsibrief
peImeieert tpoIben.
- Die Wobnbaufer bon 0atban ri.
Iansti uno Sames WcDonOusb on Cor.
Don apenus uuroen frlb eeitsrn Norstn
purt 5euer ae,iton; srtsrsr bate
81. 900 8stii&eruns. lestsrsr feline.
-Sie l6 SABRE aIts Rinnie ResTe,
cine Stieftohter bes Srsb. D,igbt BON
5aitpisip SiruBe uno in Der aIob Sci,
oenfubr,f su Stmpion ansshelt. nurpe
aeftern Ra6mlttas BON stnem Ontario
3use ssttOfsn uno fdt6tsrIid perlsst;
ttn BEN tputOs eebrcden. bsibs @abugsn
r6s perleBt. bet 8lden los asritunren
uno ibr au1 innetll4e 8erlssunssn iu.
ssfast.
Ser II Sabre aIts gImsr @riimun
uCn 8,6mono Apsnue. Elm AnssiieQlet
IN ber empire SeDenfabrit tu Slmpion,
putce ON Dtontae tpdbrenb sr bic Ula.
'6InsIte tnfp9irte, BON bsm Trisbrtemen
stfabs unD fur sine balbs Diinuis nit
8bBssi4nea,8telt bon bemislbsn bsrum.
sesOsen. Nl&Oem Der Sunse aus ieln.r
ssfabrIi&en Sage befrsit noroen mar,
fino man oaB er einen 8stnbru1 unt
unsdhllee S6rammen unb Shnitie
battle. aber nltt eefabrlih psrlsbt i&isn.
Seine 9lelounssnlde tparsn au Sesen
setrl1sn uno baB CT nldt einen Sdabel.
Dtu& stblsli, Iit su perwunosrn.
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Duumors.

- Sumss Dsmpiep. Elm anssRs0tsr
ber No. 8 Wtns. stbleIt am Dtsnitas ben
I,nien Arm ssbrO6su. ale ibm bsrtslbs
sp.fdsn einem Rarrsu unb Stispfsilst
sefanssn tpus6s.
- 8m. O'Gonnor bon bier unb ale
lreiber Der Atlantle 8sRnine Gompanis
anesheQt. ipollts an Samfie bic 2ada.
panna Gsleifs bel Der 8unier Siu Qtsu,
uns tibstfabren. a!s Elm 8uf is,sraus ans
gebonnert fam. ihn unb eln.s Der 8ferbs
l6otete unb bas @sfabrt sssen bic Bd&s
ieltGtts f1Ieueerte.
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Wtsber elm .WsSalIienees.

Sn D fsrrsits Raifsrbaus eisbt H
balO p.sesr sins SOt,sit unb sirar nis.
osr cine. bic sipas ..untsr bem Stano"
"a. 9obsr Ieifsie Dor 0aiisr Sofspb IN
er Sofburs in WieH bic G,sbe,osin
anna. Io6ter bes Gahsr,sss BON &c.
itsH. fSrmlihsn 8st,di auf ole grban.
fptIbs auf ben 6iisrtsihii6sn 1brou.
Sic tpiro ben 6lrasn Sobannss ~ 90.
benlobs. Barter itsin. stblihsn RsiGstait
oss a6niestsihs 9apsru uns Rtttmeiftss
la quite bss lllansn, Rseimsnis R6nia
Rarl Il. Barttsmbsrsd&sD Ro. 10.
teiratksn.
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Oon ber Saussate beinabe
aetobtet.

geim Reinisen zines 8imusrs poIlts
Nrau Wsslep Dates in Romnep, gD.
b., bic auf einem StubI iisenbs Saus.
tase baooniaeen. Dabsi tib bic 3aBs
lie in bas SanbseIsni uno iprans ibr on
Die 6urael, pon Der iis srft abIisb. ole
Es bon oem Suusbunbe anssstlifsp
purbs. ssrau Dates tputbs bsipubllos
auf bem 8obsn Iisssnb bon ibrsm Nanne
aufssfunben. gu ber 8srnunsuns bot
ii& 8luipsrsifiuns sinssfsa.. trsIGs fa,
bic WWbsrssneiuns Der 5rau psnie
goHRuns taht,
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8rau9ts ni9t isin 1sifameut 40
MAIDEN. Wlsosr bat sin W.udIldber BIZ
5ssnunssn bon SOrn,'s aipenirsuts,
8lutbeIsbsr srfabtsn. Bum Stsrben
irani. obns SOifnaneis tpitbsr b,rs,Rsa,
~ psrosn. bat er bod BEN 9co Elm
Sdnipp&sn sefdIassn uns tR tsu,s ae,
iunb uno munter. Strr Sobn Hs6mann
in arasnta. So. beidreibt fsiR altdlt.
&es Gnirinnen In einsm Brief on ben
G,senibdmer BON Sornl's atpsnltdute,
8lutbelsber iuie fotst: ..empfanasn
Sic msintn berilihsn Gaut ftir bic SEQ.
nungsn Sttss tpunberbaren Ssitmittels.
St lit an bsr etbsr unb an BsrhopE.
una. i'd bate bdaRl aepfiamsrisn unb
flblte. NIT sinsm Dorts gtfaet, irani
unb slsnb. Do i'd in me,nsm 67asu
Sahrs bin. ba&te i'd msin StanDls,u
uarbs nun balo tommsn; ab.r 20 fan
anbets. Sobalb i'd nit BEN 8Iut5slebe,
anFns feate iid SsHsrune elm, pslb,
au6 isortfdritie mahte une beuis bin
Id. 0anf @ott. tpisbsr ssiunb uno nun
ter une empfsbls Sornt's aissni, dute,
8lutbtIsber 10 of iid sins @stsssnbei
bistet. ."-Disisr 6au ftsbt Mot ps,s,n,
islt ba; Uie mir in Grfabruns bra6tsn
lpiEb bsr aIpsnirdutsr 8Iutbsleber ia un,
iersr @sssnb allssmsia ssi6ast ure as,
adtet.
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Ssutf&e 9risfIiRs.
umluaesWereauf,

aas Baarsn ipsrOen su elmer srobsn
grsisstmdbisuna psriouft, Dor mslnsm
unauss na& 1873 DpOmine ausnus. 6.
Sashsr, ubrma4sr uab SuwsIisE, 10
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Die fsinRsn Srudarbsitsn in ssr Stah..
9isfsEt bic DfFes ess ,.@eGsHblatt."
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- aus ben Suosten. benz San,
Sdparswalo unb Bsftprsubsn tpuIben
srobe Sdnssfdae ssm.lost. 5tsusn.
Ustie lag Der SGnse aht Wstsr bod.
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nit ben 8er!iner Bbtlharmitsrn cine orel.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-02-14

- aHHensirt IN ..Do@sHbIatt. "
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-29
NEW YORK GETS A BAD NAME.
London Times Quotes Articles From
the Metropolitan Papers in Sup
port of It's Statements.

London, Oct. 29.-The Times this
morning prints the following New
York dispatch:
"Yours of Thursday, regarding the
condition of New York. has been tele-
graphed back here and has raised
storm of protest. Commissioner of Po-
lice Murphy calls it 'wickedly and ma
liciously false Commissioner Murphy
has SO characterized every attack on
the police since he became commits
sioner, but in this case he Is soupport-
ed by the newspapers, even by those
most bitterly opposed to Tammany
One paper calls the dispatch fiction
and the attitude of the other papers is
similar.
There never was better illustration
or the American characteristic, which
has been noted by many visitors to
the United States, that SO long as the
criticisms of anything American are
printed in the United States, nothing
is said, But outside criticism is de-
nCunced. The very papers which de-
CARED the dispatch to have been
lie have been printing articles repre-
sentlng the condition of New York as
being deplorable. On Thursday one
evening paper gave list of the burg
larles Which had. been committed in Z
few days, in a single section, with the
heading, What Burglars are Doing
While 2Tammany' Police Sleep. An
other paper, the same day said reports
OF robberies are suppressed by whole
SAFE. AS matter of fact,
the police are afraid to make
arrests. There are five precincts
within short distance of headouar-
tiers in which the robberies and hold
ups are the rule rather than the excep-
tlon. 1t is a fact that the police have
orders not to make arrests between now
ana election, unless absolutely COM
PEELED to do so.
Then follow details of a number of
crimes down town. In one case the
victim shouted for the help of police
man who was twenty five yards away,
but the officer turned and walked in
an opposite direction.
A morning. paper yesterday printed
a column article headed, Assaults,
Thefts and Even Murders Fail to Move
the Police 1t is said that if the COM
plants of crimes committed. on Park
Row made to policemen were only re-
ported at the stations, the thorough
fare would be shown to be as evil re-
sort as the Five Points during it's most
evil days. Then follows a detailed long
list of recent robberies on Park Row."
Davitt Defends New York.
Michael Davitt writes to the Times
to-day protesting against it's CORE
spondent's description of New York,
| which he characterizes as a libel upon
that city as gross and grotesque as
ever was printed in public journal.
Mr.. Davitt proceeds unhesitatingly
to declare that the statements which he
| condemns are invented, saying:
Life and property are as safe in
New York as in London. There is less
crime of serious kind than in any of
the great cities of the world, and there
| is no more panic than there would be
| elsewhere on the eve of an election. -
At the conclusion of an elaborate de-
fense of the reputation of New York,
! Mr.. Davitt says:
Il mold no brief for Tammany Hail.
/ but 1 know New York as well as ]
know London, and l write solely in the
| interest of fa1r NAV "
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-29
A THING OF THE PAST.
No More Tagged Children ON West
ern Roads.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
The tagged child is to be a thing of
the past on the Western railroads, or
the railroad men will know the reason
why. They have had enough of it. Or
dinarily they cannot have too much
business. but in this line they claim to
have had more than enough already.
If eastern officials wish to continue to
accept children as freight they are
welcome. to do so, but the west begs to
be excused. The subject has been agi-
tated recently. and the opinion that the
tagged youngster should be refused
TRANSFORMATION seems to be unanimous,
and steps already are being taken to
reach some agreement in the matter
that shall include all the Western
roads.
According to all accounts. the bust
ness has been overdone. When the first
child was shipped a long distance with
a ticket and tag pinned TO IT, the
novelty Of the proceeding attracted
widespread newspaper attention. Inc
fact that Il could be done was herald
ed as an indication Of the perfection or
the railroad business IN this country.
IL spoke well for the class Of men EN-
.ployed. They were unHelhsh and sym
pathetic. II was no part Of their busi-
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-29
TITLED FOLK NICKNAMED.
Even King Edward Does Not Escape
This English Fad.
From the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
London. Oct, 5.-One cannot fail to be
impressed of late with the fact that
nicknames are becoming much more
common than formerly. This holds true
IN every rank of life. from the higest
downward; in fact, few popular persons
escape them.
The King himself among his own
particular set is genarally spoken of
as The Master The Duke of Cam
bridge, on account of his connection
with the royal parks, is known as
George, the Ranger" while the Prin-
cess Charles of Denmark is always
called Harry by her family.
me Duke of Athol has been dubbed
All Scotland" the Duke of MARI
pDoIough's nickname is sonny, the
Duke of Portland's Jumbo" the Duke
81 81, Manchester is known everywhere as
MN and the Duke of Newcastle as
Lihnle,' which is an abbreviation OF
ms second title, Lord Lincoln.
Irlnce Soltykoff, a well-known rae
ing man, is generally known at New
Trarket as "Solty." Prince Victor
IHuieep Singh is known as Tulip"
Lofd Londonderry will probably he
NH2wn through life as &C." a nick
Gnanle given him when he was Lord
Ss4suereagh. Lord Cholmondeley. Here
ultsfy Great Chamberlain OF England
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-29

"A gold minted slab in bas relief is
10 be presented next month 10 M.
Berthelot TO commemorate his entrance,
fifty years ago. 10 the laboratory OF
Prof. Ballard, at the College OF France.
He entered II as laboratory assistant.
The sculptor charged to design and ex-
ecute the bias relief is NJ. Chaplain.
who takes for his inspiring text SEN
tence Of M. Jules Lemaitre's speech
AZ the reception OF Berthelot at the
academy: Whoever knows you knows
how little you care for aught else but
the truth and motherland."
The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-29

for itself while travelling and also when
it reaches its destination, and that Is
what we intend to do. l look for ac-
ton along that line by all the Western
roads in the near future. We are not
running a kindergarten, and we cam
not furnish a governess with every
train. We won't even take charge of
tagged or untagged children for short
tIips-which, by the way, are the most
common-and when it comes to long
journeys we must be still more care
f1I1