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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
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= aboIpb proabf& bon 8irlstt 5tr..
oer aIs Nd&tpddier in Der empire Sci.
benfabril anBsfeIt IT,. ipurbe am Sreitaa
Wlorsen auf tem Seimipese bon sinem
Strabenbabntpusen eetroffen unb sins
Idnsere DiRans seidlsift. Obidon feline
8erIssuneen isbr f@mersIi6 iinb. IN
feline berIelben gefdbrIi1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
Qsutfds BrisfIias.
@auern aeaen bic Snufer.

Sn 8abubsnp, nusarn, iit, iuie Jest
senauer ssmelbet ipirb. cine sefdbrli@e
8ausrnre6oIte aussebro@sn. Das S&Iob
bss @rafen Ssubabp iuurbe bon ben Bau.
srn nisberesbrannt unb fein Bsfbtbum
espIlnbert. Ser muteriele S&aben foIl
iiH auf 81, ,00U. 900 bslaufsn. @esen bic
8ausrn ipurten Eruppen aufssboten unb
in bsm fi6 eniipinnsn6en 9ampfe ipurben
IL 8ausrn esi6biet unb 40 perpunbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

Der frabsrs PoIi;si. Supsrinten.
bent Sreberid @. Mmes in minneapolis,
ipsl4er bet Annabme bon BsRs&unsss
seIoern i&uIbis seipro&en iporbsn irar.
ipurbe bon Ridter 8rOOts gu 81 Sabrsn
8u4tbauS berurtbsilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

= Sdlassnbs @ettsr baben i'm iiiSIi.
den gnbs Der pierten SobIe Der 2aipicn
Ulire in 8Iod Diamond, Daib., ben
1oo bon IL 8sraIeuten sur 5olse ssbabt
uno einen IbsiI ber @rubs asrtriimmsri.
Drsi osuie Iparbsn perlsst. aber nidt
td1ner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

: 3a& RiitbsiIuus Der aonbone,
st. Samss @a,etts" bat eine aObIsn'
iirma in GarbiF cine ameriianif9e 8s'
Rs0uns auf $4,000 Tonnsn 9obIen fiii
Dampfsrseusuns erbaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
Yolitiides aaerlet.

Ote @oHHeuHeH btetten gu OeH ugti
sipsifsItitsh S9aasassn. UNI ibrsm Con
srebfanbibaten ben grfcIs su ii&srn
NaGbem ie bersebens psriudt baiten
ben bsmoiratii6sn County GOnbent burd
bic fabtiide POIisei einsuida&tsrr
(ein Rniff, Der bur@ bic 9batfruft Dor
S&eriif S&abt ,u ui&te ssru&i ipurbe)
buben Fe isbt bel bem @sri&t in Dau'
pbin County (Sarrisbure) ben Aniraa
ssfelt, bic domination oes Serrn SOtp'
sa fir GOusreb bur& bic rssuIdren Ds'
mulratsn fiir ni&iis su eriIdrsn unO ibm
einen pIub uuf bsm Tidst su beripsissrn
au& bic Nomination bes Germ Sanbo
fdr WaifenriGter ioa fiir unsiItis er,
iIdrt iperbsn.
@ie bic bsrri&snbe gurtei bur6 bns
..Ripper"' "'@eieB bic bur6 bas Bolt sr.
pdblten 8eamtsn in Pittsbur8 unb
Scranton beieitisen lief, 70 beabFdtiei
Fs tuiebsrum. ben 9oltsniasn burd sinen
@inisIsus unb Ssrislfs@srsi su umssbsn.
aber eerube baS @seentbeiI pirO iie
pur6 ibre bsradtli&sn Ma@inaiiOnen
srrei@en, unb penn mir nidt irrsn. 70
If ber Gag Der @brs&nuns nabs unb bic
DdbIer iuerbsn ibnsn auf Idnssrs 8sii
oaS Sanbperf Iesen.
ilebsr ben antras isIbR pirb bas @s'
ri&t ON l5. Oituber entf&siosn.
Die repubIifanii&en Naioriidten, bic
10 Ianes Sabre in BennipIbanisn abss.
ssben tpOroen iinb, iinb ;umsiit far biz
bsrri@enbe aObIennoib bsrantportIit
gi6i minber iinb bafiir beranttporlIid
bic rspubIifaniiden Mebrbeiisn. bic bic
Isbten Sabre iibsraa fur bic rspubIiani'
i4e NationaIreeierune abseeebsn iuorbsn
inb. Man barf ii& barauf bsrlafsn,
oab bic ,.obnma&tise" repubIifaniids
Staatsresierune bon 8snnipIbanien fsbr
RAID bic nDibiss 2raft finbsn tudrbe. bic
baIsfarrisen @ifsnbubn' unb 8obIsn'
barons bon 8snnipIbanisn sur Strsds su
brinssn, psnn ibr fiir ben Sal. bub fs
ni&t sessn ts bOrsinse, cine ssiuIsens
gtisbsrlass am Stimmiafsn fiber pdrs.
DaffeIbe barf bon Der rspubIitaniiGen
giaiiOnaIrssieruns eeinst tusrbsn. aud
oieie tuurbs iebr baIb tuiiisn, iuie is I'm.
ter BEN Sbsrman'idsn Gnti'TruRssisbs
seesn isns 8arone borsebsn ibpnte.
iuenn fs. fiir ben Sal, bab iis ss niGi
tbdte, elmer esfaIsenen Risberlnse am
5timmiaisn iiberaa bort iider iudrs, mo
in ben beuOrfebsnben globemberpubIsn
@onsrsbabseorbnete unb Stauisbeumts
su erpdblen iinb. Das Bolt Bat ss in
Oer Sunb, bsr bsrri&enben 8ObIsnnOib
fsbr raid Elm gnbe su MAIDEN. @snn
ss bas @itttsI ni4t antusnbst. 70 iit es
feline S6ulb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

p9- AnSsisen finben bur@ bas ,,Bo.
&snblatt" bic tpeitefte 8erbreituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
3nfrieDeniteaenoe
11mterf(eiOer
fit 9errell.

Bel psiism bn i6rffs guuft In unitrtni
Mauuu ausRaffirunes Department.. Mlls
@rBbtn In isbr NummsL tinitltfbtne eids
unb biinnt, fir ale SSbtn. aauft Gnrf I'M
tnfIdbn bier une mir pniprt4tn Gin iolb'
ppaffdnsiets pantn, als ipfnn bi'itlbtn aui
NaB anstfrrtist tpuTbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

Buffalo, u. %. Dis SsiIuns bpr
5sau 4.istrsai, TT 9lapter st., iff ieil
Gaeen bas Stabtssiprd& i'm b5bmii@eu
8isrteI. @ir fori@ten ber SADIE meter
mad unb srfubrsn auf 8sfrassn Splsen.
oes bon Germ pistrjaf: ,,Seit brei
Sabren bate msine Srau elm Nsrben.
lsiben. Nlle unisre Bsfanntsn unb
5reunbs fannten ibren tIdslidsn 8u.
itan6. sic iuar 70 lsibsn6, bab mir lis
beben mubten ipie Elm fleinss Qinb. Wis
battsn bic bsiten gsrsts, absr ibrs Be-
banbIune tpolIte niGt anfGIaeen. gines
cages bradte mir ber 8risftrdssr nit
anbern poitia&en cine 8eitune, 2rans
fen'Gote. SD Ias fie aufmsriiam burd,
befam 8uirauen unb IieB mir Elm Probes
fift@en aIpenlrdutsr BIutbsIeber fom.
men. Die Miriune mar 70 aufrieben.
asasnb, bab i'd. na@bsm bic erfs Ssns
buns aufesbrau@t mar, filr msbr Iarieb.
llnb msin 8srtrausn foIIte aud nidt su
S&anbsn tperben. Meine Srau iuug6s
tpieoer beresReat uno mir iparten man.
4en Dollar. ben mir frlber ffIr Doltor
unb apoibeie ausssben tnubten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
Globe a'ehuuse.
Tratscm, tucltbc
Sp0rcm.

OF piirbtn tibtrraidt isin, bic aH,abl unls-
rtr Grautn DfppItcltn 10 ftbfn. Gs Iine
Brantn, ptItt ltbr wtiit fir bic 3ufunft icrssu.
Die 8rau. bic mic Gin 8anf- Gpntu srShuti bat,
plrb Hbtrraf4i fn ,u isbtn, mic RAID sin flsints
gB&tnilitts Dfpoituiu ~ tintni nbabi9sn
8anf- -9onte" antpGtf.
Aat 8rautn islltfn 8anf. Goutos babtn. Das
tunst gDtib fclit sin bisGtn @sIb btilsite Isgtn
fur Tore fiinfiise Ssiraib. Die Wutitr pIltt fiji
TIRE Rinetr unb iiR isIbff fir Scbss. unp aubas
llnsliidsfals ipartn.
gDir iabIsn brti prp,tut Suitrsltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
NtttStpu.

= Walter Gamoreur bon bier, Der als
8remier bsr ileinsn Goiomoiibe Bel ber
OIb Sorse 8e&e anseitsat mar, srbielt
am Sreitae Elm Bein on siuei Steqsn ges
bro@sn, als bic NaiGins bon ben @eIei.
len iprans anb ibeiIiueiie auf ibn fisI.
- Gin 3idbrissr Sobn bes Soispb
&usco in ber Bolton glieberIaGung binter
Datesbi[s, tuoate am Samitas Ra&miis
tag ipdbrenb Der abireisnbeit Ieiner 81.
tern cine BeIa6ene 5Iinte bon 6er @anb
nebmen, bieieIbe ertpies ii& aber au
idrer fiir ibn unb mart ben 2natsn auf
ben 8oben. nobel bic Waffe lossine, be.
ren Snbalt ibn boQ in bic Iinfe Bruit
iraf unb auf ber STEELE i5oiete.
: Ran iR absrseust. bas SObn WluI.
len bon bier. ber am borIebten WittipoH
4benb 3u gboea bon sinem StraBen.
babntpasen dbsrfabrsn unS peritlmmeIt
ipurbe. ermorbst ipurbe, benn am Istten
Donnetfae fanb man nahe ber Stsle
einen eroBen bIutbsFedtsn Stein unb
l50 SUB psitsr Elm RaiirmsEsr, bas auf
beioen Seiten bes @riffeS ebenfals nit
8Iut bsflsdt mar. Sn ben 1aI&en bon
Wiulen tuurbe Elm Ieerer RaiirbsbaIter
eefunben unb man nimmt an, baB WsuI.
len fi@ nit bsm @afrmsfer beribsibiate
unb bann nit einem Steine ben Sd6bsl
einsebrGdt erbieli. Daniel 8snlsp bon
Susbestoipn, Der ben @etbbteten sur
8sit beeIeitete, ipurbe berbaftet, niHt
neil man ibn fiir ben N6rbsr bdlt, ion.
bern iueiI aneencmmen ipirb, bab CT bies
len fennt. giner Der stpei Wdnnsr, bic
oss Worbes bsrbaatis finb, tpurbs am
Oonnerfae nit einem frii&sn S&nitts
am @eii@te eefsbsn, lOnnts absr ,ur
8eit bon ben 8sbbreen ni@t ergriifsn
trsrben. Coroner 8eree- unb county
0stsftip Sonss iinb poiitib. baB Elm
Worbfaa burIiset. Die goronsrs Gee
idmorenen, ipeIde am Sreitde bic I'm,
itdnbe in 8erbinbuns init benz Sale un.
tsriuhten, erildrtsn In ibrsm @abrs
ipru@, bab Wluaen unsnsifsIbaft ermor.
bet iuurbs. Die Siaios 2oblen unb gi,
fen @ompanis BAT fiir bic grsreifuns unb
lleterftibruns bes obsr 6sr M5rber bss
Wluuen cine 4sIObnuns bon 81 900 an.
ashnfen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

8tnt, s%ts natiirli@t ilnirfltibtL Spllt Ssi'
bsnaus1aitnns uub pOlitis nift i9rumpfbar.
Bpl anafrtiett @tpdnetr bic BEN 5rdgfr OBJ
fpIuitn Comfort efbsn. @is fonusn msbr BE-.
sabltn, atn ni&ts btiIuts anfauftn. lnifr prfis
$l.z5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09

aas bic sbistn babsH unlfn @arantit In BE.
tnff bon 0uaIitdt unb ppnifdnbissr 3ufritbtn-
belt bsim 5rastn.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04

bility to accident. They VIGOROUSLY
disregard the precautionary measures
that have been prescribed"
Are you speaking in general way,
or referring specifically 10 Honolulu
Mr.. Hasson was asked.
I'm a general way. Yet the remark
applies emphatically to Honolulu just
the same. Here are the Rules and
Requirements of the National Board Of
Underwriters for the Installation of
Electric Wiring and Apparatus, as
Recommended by the Underwritrs' Ma
tiOnal Electric Association Yes,
these are the rules adopted by the un-
derwriters for the inspection service
here, yet you can see for yourself
how far they are from being observed
as yet by the local telephone company.
Mr.. Hasson bent the little book open
at the heading, Miscellaneous" under
which is treated signaling systems,
governing wiring for telephone, tele-
graph, district messenger and Call-bell
circuits, fire and burglar alarms, and
all similar systems. Among other re-
quirements are the following:
Outside wires should he run in un-
derground ducts or strung on poles
and, as far as possible, kept off OF
buildings, and must not be placed on
the same crGss-arm with electric ligh;
or power wires.
When outside wires are run on the
same pole with electric light or power
wires, the distance between the two
inside pins of each cross-arm must
not be less than twenty-slX inches.
All aerial conductors and under
ground conductors which are directly
connected to aerial wires must be pro-
vided with some approved protective
device, which shall be located as near
their point OF entrance to the building
as possible. and not less than six inches
from curtains or other inflammablt
material
Then comes a detailed list Of require
ments for the wires II the protector II
placed inside the building. They mus
be Of copper, have an approved rubbe,
insulating covering, enter buildings
through separate holes sloping upwar'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04

Telephone the EVENING BULLE
TIN, Main 256, II you have books to be
made, printing to be done, etc, ETC..
and we will call. We have men that
know their business Tor that purpose.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
DO YOU LOVE

pure, fresh, wholesome candy, made
by first.class San Francisco candy.
maker, ali artist in his line, and sold
at San francisco prices? Then let us
whisper in your ear where you can
get it-made fresh every day-at the
New England Bakery, on Hotel St
You can't expect to buy Fresh Can ly
at hardware store or clothing house
il is simply an impossibility. Twenty.
five Cents will buy you a pound Of
Hether, Peanut, coeoanut or Popcorn
Crap, or pound Of Delicious Chew.
ING Taffy in Molasscs, strawberry, VI.
nila and Lemon Flavors. Forty Cents
buys you a Pound Of Assorted Dainty
Filled Buttereups, for which you ave
charged S1.OO elsewhere, and Fifty
Cents will entitle you to a pound Of
the Finest Handmade Chocolates We
have IN the 81 lie
All our other Candies arc soil at
the sape Reduced Prices. Ladies' aie
invited to sample and inspect our can
dos AT tne-. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
English Sugar
Markets Slump

Liverpool, April 15.-There was q
heavy slump in the sugar market
here today in consequence of the bud
get making no increase in the sugar
Guty. Spectators had laid in large
stocks against an increase and conse,
quent rise in prices. Very early prices
Tell from Cd to a shilling below yes
terday's closing.
&~oe>e>>>%>>>>>
from outside. have drip loops in each
wire Immediately outside the building
have holes pushed with non-absorptivc
and non-combustible insulating tubes
through entire length or else be wrap
ped with two layers of insulating tape
be supported on porcelain insulators
and have a separation between wires
of at least two and one-half inches
A note says that in case of crosses
these wires may become a part of q
high-voltage circuit. so that similar
care to that given high-voltage circuits
Is needed in placing them.
Similar detail is found regarding the
ground wire and the protector. The
protector must have a lightning arrest.
er so arranged that the chance of acct.
dental grounding is reduced to a mini.
mum, fuse designed to open the cir.
cult in case tn Tires become crossed
with light or power circuits and a heat
coil II the senstitiveness of the instru.
ment demands it which VIII operate be,
fore sneak current can damage the
instrument the protector is guarding.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
ROADS ON HAWAII.

HIlo, May 1.-Mr. Gere Of the eDpart-
ment of Public Works, says the only
part of the road to the north that is at
all dangerous is in Maulua Gulch.-
Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, x. Of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock In Harmony Hall, King street.
siEiung brothers cordially invited TO
attend.
II. ]. GALLAGHER, g. G.
A. Z. MURPHY, X. r. 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
OAHU LODGE. No. 7, K. Of p.

Meets every Friday evening at Har.
nony Hall, King street, at 1880. Mem
bers OF Mystic Lodge, No. 2, and visit
ins brothers cordially invited.
e W. DUNN, &C.
En r." .rTRlCH,
+ %. r. & 8.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04

9Etes Rathbone Supreme
writ of ha beas His said the
had imposed
public deed drawn before
expense
o
a until
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
TELEPHONE IS
VERY DANGEROUS
Instrument In Daily Use
Filled With Death
Charges.
GRASPS TRANSMITTER
AND STRICKEN STIFF
Requirements of Underwriters in HO.
nolulu Are Not EnfOroed--Te-
lephOne People Often
Careless.

Just an ordinary office telephone,
the same as everybody uses, struck
florist Thomas F. Delahunt, Of this
city. dead, as he grasped the transmit
ter to receive message" says Ches-
ter. Pa. dispatch of April II.
Both hands held the instrument, a
tongue of blue flame spouted out of the
rubber mouthpiece, and the florist reel
ed back into the arms. of friend, dead.
The accident which cost the florist his
lie was the simplest conceivable ana
one that might happen to any one OF
the thousands who use telephones
every day.
A heavily charged electric light wire
had touched the telephone wire and
conveyed to the instrument death
charge The hapless florist had chanc-
ed to touch the highly electrified in
strument with both hands and the
shock sent the thrill of death through
him as certainly and effectively as the
electric chair would have done.
Contact of wires similar to this hap
pens every day and is of the common
est occurrence. Experts declare that
every user Of telephone runs the risk
of the same mysterious danger that
ended Delahunt's life.
Delahunt was prosperous florist,
well known through the town. His
telephone had just got out of order. lie
was expecting that the trouble would
| hn ut
instrument made so that 1t could be
used.
He was cOnveTsing in his Office with
two friends, Select Councilman William
II. Dempster and Horace Lynch. His
greenhouse adjoined the Office.
An expert New York electrician pro-
nounces the accident to Delahunt as
one of the simplest kind. lie says that
1t might happen with any telephone
under similar circumstances where a
telephone and an electric light wire
happen to become crossed and the
transmitter Is handled. The danger is
many times multiplied In the hundreds
of American cities where electric light
and telephone wires are strung indis-
criminately near together overhead.
W. +. c. Hasson, government electric
inspector In Hawaii, showed the fore
going dispatch from the New York
World to a Bulletin reporter. He was
asked II the danger from the handling
of telephones existed in any serious de,
gree in Honolulu.
Yes" the inspector answered with,
out hesitation.
"The danger is somewhat reduced
here, however, from the fact that il
most cases telephones are so PLACED
that the users Of them stand upon non
conducting material, They are insu
lated, in other words. Where onc
stands on a surface that Is not insulat
edh or which is made conductive By
wetting, there Is just as much DANCE
from crossed wires to telephone user
in Honolulu as anywhere else.
Yes" Mr., Hasson assented to a re
mark, high power wires may be les
generally distributed here than il
Mainland cities, yet there is a constan
= increase taking place In the humble
Of people using electric light in thei
homes.
"The telephone people are terrlbl
. careless in providing against the liza
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
213. 3nl
Fraternal Directory.
HARMONY LODGE, NO. 3, l. o. o. F.

Meets every Monday evening at 7:SC
ta Harmony Hall, King street.
IL. mckee HNY, n. G.
L. X. HENDRY, Secretary.
AL visiting brothers very cordially
invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-04
Curse
DRINK

WHITE RIBBON REMEDY :
CAN BE dlvENIN GLASS OF WATER. TEA CIR COFFEE
WITHOUT PATIENTS KNOWLEDGE,
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or destroy the
diseased appetite for alcoholic stimulantS whether
the patient Is a confirmed inehriate, "a tippler
social dTnker or dTunkaTd. Impossible tor anyone
% have an appetite Tor alcoholic lquoS after using
White Ribbon Remedy.
lNDoRSED nv MEMBERS OF W. c, 7 U.
Mrs A. NJ. Townsend, Secretary Of the Women'S
Christian Temperance Union writeS: :" have testsi
White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate drunkaTds
ana the cures have been many, In many cases the
Remedy was given secretly. cheeriuy recommend
and iniorSe White Ribbon Remedy Members OF our
Union are delighted to find practical and economical
Teltment To aid US In our temperance work "
Druggists everywhere, or by mail, 81 per box.
Trial package free by writing OF calling on Mrs F.,
c. MOORE, CO. Sup. Press W, c. ] U Ventura,
Cal Solo in Honolulu by hollis'eT Drug CO., LID
ort Stree.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27

In 1901 Napoleon stopped at Augsburg,
and many of his generals stayed at the
Drei Mohren. Napoleon himself occupy
ing the episcopal residence The EN-
press Josephine was a guest in 1905
on her way to Munich, whittier Napoleon
had summoned her. LaIe In December
of the same year the Bavarian Major
Won Hausman signed the great book and
opposite his name appears the statement
that he came Ito occupy our free town
in the name of the prince of Bavaria. :"
On March 3, 1906. the formal delivery of
the town to the Bavarian commission
ers was celebrated by a great banquet
at the hotel. In 1910 the Archduchess
Marie Louise stopped there with a great
suite on her journey TO Paris to sup
plant the divorced Josephine. During
the later Napoleonic wars there was
much journeying of soldiers and diplo-
mats backward and forward through
Augsburg. and We find in the guest book
of the Drei Mohren the names OF Mat
ternich. Casterleagh. Canning, Wallins-
ton, Talleyrand, and others entered on
their journey TO the congress of Vienna.
Soon. however, the stream was turned
in the opposite direction, and there was
great journeyins Of the notables of
The Washington times., 1902-07-27

the opening of the X. of C. temple. has
received many compliments for the ex-
cellent work done by his committee. The
New Century gives the following de-
scription of the new temple, the dedi-
cation of which will take place In the
fall. This bui'iing, formerly the E
Street Baptist Church. has been COM
pletely fitted up for the purposes of the
order. The entrance is on Street
near Sixth. and as you enter the build
ing you face a large and well-equipped
billiard. pool. and card room. To the
right and left OF this room. facing the
main hail. are two neatly furnished COM
mittee rooms. To right and left as you
enter the building wide circular stair
ways lead to the main council meeting
room on the second floor, which is thor
oughly fitted with organ and other fur
niture needed at the meetings. and will
comfortably seat several hundred people.
To the rear and off from this main
council hall are lavatories, and on the
north side of the building a room suit
able for an officers or committee meet
ing room; and above there is a balcony
extending for the entire width of the
building for the accommodation Of mu-
sicians or guests. The basement con-
tains the necessary domestic Offices. so
that the knights may not lack the con-
veniences wherewith to provide for .he
comfort of the inner man.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27
THE THREE BLACK KINGS" AT AUGSBURG

A famous hostelry. the Drei Mohren.
in Augsburg. is about to come under the
hammer. Built in the early years Of
the sixteenth century by Hans Herwart.
a wealthy merchant of Augsburg, and
bought from him in 1860 by Jacob Fug-
ger. the Rothschild of his time, the
house passed through the hands of va
rious private owners. until in 1928 It
was bought by one Andreas Wahl. and
by him converted into a hotel. 1t is
probable that the Emperor Charles V
staid In the house in Herwart's time,
and the Emperor Macmillan II Is
known to have been Jacob Fugger's
guest there in 1866. The list of illus
trious and famous personages who Wis
tied the house during its palmy days
as a hostelry, when Augsburg was q
much visited town-apart from Its own
attractions 1t was kind of halfway
house between Ulm and Munich, and a
natural halting way on the journey to
and from Switzerland and Italy-seeins
an endless one, and the guest books OF
the hotel, which have been carefully
preserved. must be very interesting
reading. In 1892 Kaiser Francis II
stayed there with his wife. Maria
Theresa.
The Washington times., 1902-07-27

France. where Napoleon had reappear-
ed and was showing very scant respect
for the DEGREES Of congress.
After Napoleons final fall the Drei
Mohren sheltered Jerome Fouche (who
signed himself Duke of Otrapto).
Count Walewski, Gustavus Wasa and
others of the great Corsican's proteges
who had shared in his fall In the
following decades we find names whose
fame is of a different kind-Fauerbach
Lamartine. Walter Scott, Pagantni.
Spontfni. INLAND. In 1866, on August
"a. the German federation was dissol-
we'd in Augsburg, and here again the
Dret Mohren was the scene of the for
malities. This was Augsburg's last ap-
pearance as a "Weltstadt." and since
then, though the Drei Mohren has ex
tended its hospitality on several occa-
sions both to the old Emperor William
and to his son. who as crown prince was
immensely beloved in Augsburg. as in
deed throughout Bavaria. and whose
visits were always made occasions of
great rejoicing-both Augsburg and its
famous "Gasthof' have suffered ecIipse.
Augsburg is no longer a grea. place of
call; the travellers who would once
have stayed there are now whisked past
it in the Orient express, and the Drei
Mohren is fallen from it's high estate
Manchester Guardian