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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
STAPLE DOMESTICS.

Indigo Prints, black, white, gray,
Turkey red, pinks and all fancies,
the best made, 6l4@7c values, re-
duced to per yard ...............3 81 &c
All &c Prints, light or dark, reduced
to per yard Observation-Disclosures. &c
Best Apron Ginghams, Ease quail
ties, reduced to per yard ...... &c
- &C Outing Flannel, dark and 1T,
reduced to per yard .............. &c
Sc Outing Flannel, dark and light,
reduced to per yard ......... 4c
l0c Double Width Percale, reduced
to per yard ................... .612c
121ac Double Width Percale, SO in,
reduced to PER yard. ....... &c
1913 Zephyr Ginghams, reduced to
Mackinaw Twills, Ranchman Twills,
reduced to per yard ........... Sc
20c Scotch Flannel Shirtings, dark
or light, reduced to per yard e.. 13c
Cheviot Shirtings, worth l21ac, re-
duced to per yard ............... Sc
10c Chevot Homspun Shirtings, re-
duced to per yard ................ &c
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Sc package Hair Pins. ....
&c package Pearl Buttons
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

and everything in the line ot Laces ice
.duced ~ TO 30 per cent in price.
Fancy Guimps, Toe values. 90; y sc
Zoe and poe values reduced 10 $ 10, ~
and l5c.
Apphques worth 30 for Soc worth zoe
for 49c; worth 81 Tor 69c worth s1.25
for CSC.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

6, :, s and Zoe Embroideries re-
duced to Observation-Disclosures. !
l2la @15c Embroideries reduced to Z
poe Embroideries reduced to-. l.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Cotton Tape each
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
TOWELS
and
TOVBLING

Heavy Iuck Towels, worth lSc To-
HOneycomb 4" I5c 100
Cotton Towels, large size, worth
Pure Linen Huck Towels, 25c val. 16c
Pure Linen Satin Damask, 25c &" 13c
Large lot OF odd pairs Linen and
Cotton, worth 10dl5c each, .... Sc
l5c, reduced to. Observation-Disclosures. sc
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

&c Toweling reduced to &c; Sc Toweing
reduced to Size; Toe Toweling REDUCED
to &c; l21ac Toweing reduced to &c /;
l5c Toweling reduced to lie; 2Oc Tow
cling reduced to 14c.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
Persian Lawns.
Dinities.

46-inch finest French Lawn, rsgu-
lar price 81 per yard, reduced to Csc
10 quality silk finished Imported
Plque. .................... SIC
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
Innings.

2500 Yards fine Tor
chon Laces and in
sertions, ! to I in.
Wide. Special dur
ing this sale I
Na'iencieuucs Lace
thautilly Laces, Ma
lines LaCes. Orieuta
Venetian, Mechlius
Gallons, Applique
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

20 Per Cent Discount on all Pedestri-
enne Skirts, and so on to the end OF the
Skirt stock.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Hat Elastic. ....... .. lie
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Big line OF short lengths in White
Goods at exactly HALF PRICE.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
Sheetings and Muslins

sc Muslin reduced to per yard ~ &c
61sc LII Muslin reduced to........ &c
Sc Cabot w Muslin reduced to. .. &c
So Peppersell Muslin reduced to. &c
71ac Bleached Muslin reduced to-. sc
SIC Bleached Muslin reduced to-. &c
Lonsdale, Fruit of the Loom, Fitch
vile and all Zoe Muslins, reduced
to per yard Observation-Disclosures. &c
l5c Lonsdale Cambria reduced to. lie
l21ac Berkeley Cambria reduced to- Sc
ST. Unbleached Sheeting reduced to lac
81 Unbleached Sheeting reduced to &c
81 Bleached Sheeting reduced to. 14c
81 Bleached Sheeting reduced to. 1890
42-inch Pillow casing reduced to ~ Sc
45-inch Pillow Casing reduced to 1Oc
Pillow Cases reduced to per pair. 25c
Sheets worth 1.50 per pair reduced
All other Muslins at Similar
Reductions.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
CORSETS.

CORSETS.
r. & G. No. Ill, reg. $l.25 value. SIC
R. & G.. No. POI, reg. 81 .25 value. SOC
R. q g. No. 30l, reg. $l.25 value. soc
r. & &. No. 101, reg. $1.25 value. 9Oc
R. & G. No. 104, reg. $l.75 value. $l.25
r. d G. No. 1874, reg. $3.50 value. 81 .l5
F. c. Corsets, all sizes, black, white,
pink, blue, striped and figurek Sa-
teen, this Sale 42c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
Gin id,redlidber ltnfaa,

i6reibt Or. q. Select BON @iQiforo,
Irf., .ftieB fir5lib einem Glen
babnz Irbeiter bierielbit su. Sem
Sub tpuroe aui srdBlibe Grt sers
orldt. ober 8uflens Nrnica Salbe
BELT ibn in fur5er Belt" Diele
Salbe lit einfab eroBartie fir 8ranb=
uno S6nittpunben, Beulen unb
S!autsG usiblae. @s lift oas bette
Wittel fir Dben9enannte 3peGe, oas
es in Der 8elt giebt. 6eilung tuiro
gurantirt. BreiS Is @ts. @rbGltlih
bel S. &alteper & SDbn, Sep. s.
S. Sdmltt, @igentbumer, uno 20.
0reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
Gin perbmnsermper Mtaiomar,

Gintr Der rei6ften Mdnner Der Iett, taft cine
Wiaiaroe Dollars tuertb, bunsert gu Sooe, neil iein
Magen bnr4 Gorge uno @neft bel Der geriualtune
ieines unsebeuren germ0sens i6ipaa ~sepOroen 1T.
Seine @eroauung 1T ~3errittet uno Der Magen fam
oe5balb nidt Habruns aiimifiren. Mas nubt
8ei6tbum, penn Cure @eiunobeit meg if2 Sails
Guer Ma9en iid in einem eleiden 3utanoe beinoet,
slel6uiel aus pelder llria6e, 10 fan9t an, iofori
5oifetters's Ma9enbitters gu eebrauden. 60 it oies
BAG eieene 5ausmittel Der Gatur fir Den Maseu unb
miro ben appetit 8uridbrinseu, Die geroauune per-
felt MAIDEN uno s4ufftoben, 9ldbiu6t SpspepFie,
@ertopiuna, @aleOereiftune, ippie 2eber= unb
Rierenleioen beiler. Sas edte 1T BEL alien 9rr-
9uifen gu faufen uno bat unisre gripatmarfe am
9alie Der Glai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
Grnte : 8eriht.

Dem amtliben 8eridte iber Die
grnte uno ben Stano Der Seloer ente
nebmen mir Solgenoes:
Wt~iilourt batte mabrenb Der
oerflolienen 8obe auBereemDbrlib
fubleS Better. Mit Nusnabme
peniger 9iitrifte lit Der Wtai5 ibneq
gereift uno Der bel @eitem erDBere
9beil lit iebt auBer aller @efabr.
Oas S6neioen lit in pie[en ilolihen
Counties %pDllenoet.
Das BaummoQpfluden ibreitet
in ben auBeriten iIoDitliben Count
ties gut o0ran. Die ,gHmpea" :
grnte 1T in pDaem @anee, ebenlp
Die aartuffelernte. Die &artoHeln
ergeben allgemein auseeseidnete @r=
trdge, bod miro nod siemli6 otel
iber Sdule 9eflaat. Die Giebweioen
fino in eutem 3uitanbe.
9as Dre1ben ndbert 1i1 oaQe=
1nein BEN @noe, nur in einigen fio=
ne1tliden Counties eebt es meser
oes Gegenpetters langiam purar
uno bus @etreioe, bas in Shobern
TT, fdngt an ausaumabien uno 81
faulen.
Das Bfliieen fir Die 6erbitiaai
lit i'm N"qeemeinen pDQenbet uno
oas Sden lit i'm Gauge. gtmas
Wei5en tit ihDn aufaeganeen unb
pddIt 1hDn.
Sc miro mod thinner geflaet, BAT
Die Nepfel faulen uub abfauen, opd
i'm Nagemeinen reift Die Srubt lhDn.
Gub Sllinois bate cine fiible
ISOLDE uno es regnete smeimal tiib=
tig. Ser syrpit eegen @noe Der $50
be bat benz Wtais einieermaBen ee=
i6aoet. Die Waiie bes @ell9forna
oarf als oDr Sroit itber betrabtet
ueroen. Nus1idten Der Wepfelernte
Iino etmas better.
Sn Snbiana lift bas meiite
Welibforn reif unb Der @rtrag III
gut. Nub lit cine auBereep5bnlid)
aroBe &artoHelernte gu perseihnen.
Der Stano Der @eioen bat ii1 in=
folge oes &egens bebeuteno perbeie
iert.
Soma erlitt SrDIte in aaen Sc
genoen. Ser unreife Wats in ben
Nieoeruneen lit belddoigt moroen,
bod 1T Der aneeribtete 5baoen mod
nibt abeeibdbt. Mtit Dem Bflueen
uno DreIben bat man quite Sort
ibritte gemaht.
&us Mebrasfa beribtet man
itarfe SrDfte. Das Spdtfprn pur=
De, bauptidhlib i'm Woroen, nibt
unbetrdbtlih belbabiat. gtwaS
Wintermeiaen 1T bereits eeidet, bod
lit Der Booen siemlib trpden.
Sn &anas mabt man i'm
Noroen nit Dem &ornibneioen quite
Sortldritte, pdbrenb man in mitt=
leren @egenoen oamit fait fertia lit.
BUR 3eit miro @ei5en, &oeeen uno
alfalfa gelaet.
Sn Nrfana8 seiet Die Baum=
mDue feline Beiierung. Die meiIten
rebnen auf cine 6albz biz 3mei=
0rittel= @rnte. Nnoeren Saaten mar
Der &egen bon Nuben.
Sn Seras lit man init benz
DreIben BON &eis beibdftiet. Sn
benz a%u9emeinen 3uitano Der 8aun,z
woae lit penig Ienoerung gu uer=
5eibnen.
Sn Oklahoma unb benz S rs
bianer @ebiet mar fiibleS
Wetter Der gnttpifeluns Der 8aurtz
moue niht fDroerlih uno Die 9aps
ieln Dfnen iib laneiam. 8as
Bfllfen lit i'm @ange. SIM Nns
gemetnen ertpartet man cine babe
Durbibnitt8ernte. Die Sbitaus=
fibten fino nibt gut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
Mu8 Qpnbpn miro oeichriehe]

MnS 3onoDn miro gei9rieben:
9as unterieeiihe &abel, tpelhea
smiiben ben Ser. Staten uno 6a=
mali als critics @lieo in Der Rabel=
perbinbuns init ben Bbilippinen ges
le9t ueroen ioa, lift fertie uno befin-
bet iib bereitS am 8Dro oes auf Der
9bemie liegenoen Dampfers ,Silper=
town" tpelber am 20. os. Mts. NIT
oemielben nab San SraneiscD ob.
geben ioa, BON uo aus Der Dampfer
unoer5lalih nit Der 2eeung bes
&abels- nab 6onolulu beginner
miro. Sc miro ertpartet, baB bic
nSilpertomn" Nnfanas DECEMBER in
San Srancisco eintreffen miro. Die
@~eiammtldnge bes &abelS betrGat
2,413 Weilen. Die einselnen Drabte
iino BON einem bis gu orei 8oa bid.
Sas 8eiammtaewiht beS &abels
betr1at 10000 9onnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

9ailer @ilbelm Ii. bat angeb.
lid einen Befebl erlalien, oaB in Der
Sprahenfrage in 8Dlen BON ben
2ofalbeb5roen nit meniaer Sfroffs
belt purgeeangen peroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22

Ger Oberitleutnant Quowia
bonn Meber Snfanterie : &eaiment
SEQ. SO itiirste bel ben DiuiIiuns.
WanDoern bel Dieuse pdbreno Der
aritit pom Sbla9e getrpHen BON,
8feroe uno mar iDfUrt cine Qeihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-22
Sinamsieller 8eri6t
Der San antonio National=8 anf in
San Intonio, 5eras, benin Ibz
iebluB oes @el6dftes am
Is. Sentember 1902.

Credit.
Nnleiben II 0tsconten.$ IT'S, 881.39
ueber5o9en 1900. As, 120.76
Ser. Staten Bombs
5ur Siberbeit Der
Circulation ....... 80, 100000
Ser. Staten Bombs
9epoiiten ........ 118, OOO.OO
Stofs, Securitdten &c. 6O8, $685.
8anfbous, MDbel &c. 69, 504.17
NnoereS @%runoeieenz
tbum II. MiDrteages 40, 000.0 90
SDroerungen BON Sea-
tiDnalbanfen (nidt
acknowledgement :. 80, $685. SO
SDroerltngen pDn
Staatsbmfen uno
ganfiers ....... 1851. SO
S~DrDerun9en an Ste
ieroe=aeenten 1926, 281. rs
GbedS II. anoere galb=
Stems ........... 10000
gtDten BON anoeren Sea-
t~ionolbanfen 800. 57,O9O.O 90
8leines Bapiergelb,
9idels unb Gents. 67.62
8elebli6es GeIerpe<
&opital Der 8anf:
Specie. IS 51,515.5 so
2e9al9en=
berz@pten 100000 1,515. so
@inl0iungs=5onb beim
Ser. Staaten S9ab=
meiiter Is Brp8ent
Der Girculation)... 1,6O0.O
9otal So, 2o9, III 81
Debit.
gingeaabltes &apital S 1875, 000.0
ueberi6uB SDnb. -. 125, 000.0O
ungetbeilte@ eminne &C g, 619.69
Nusitebenbe 9atiDnals
ganf- @oten 80. 80, 15o.oo
JDrDerungen BON Sea-
tional=8anf -. &c, 1885, 40
SDrberuneen BON
Staatsbanfen unb
gcnsiers -. II, 5o6.46
Sprberuneen BON
Truit =@elealbaften
uno spar-g anten. 25, 1895
JDroerungen an &e=
lerpezNgenten 2,S12.8S
Beri0nli6e 0epofiten. 1852, 727. go
9epDIitenzg ertififate %, 1874. "a
Ser. Staqten9 eDDiiteu S.553. 80
9epDltten BON Ser.
ct. 3ablmei1tern 107, 562.67
9otal SO, 2O9, III. 81
Staat Teras, 8erar gountp.
SD, Serb. 6erff r., Solfi=
rer Dbengenattlter 8anf, 1htpDre
biermit feierli9, baB Der obiae 8e=
ribt nad meinem beiten @i1ien unb
@lauben ri6tie 1T.
(8e5ei6net):
Serb. 5%erffir., aaiiirer.
&idtie befunben: Gum 3eueniB:
sc. s. 8~radenribge,
6. q. Stribling,
Sebn 81. Sraier,
0ireftDren.
unter5eibnet unb bel9moren in
mei1er @egentpart am 20. Septen1=
Der 1902.
Sc. $. grsfine,
Seffentlider @utar, 8erar 60.
@ieoerbufung g.
6ulfSquellen.
Qnleiben unbDisconto S 1924, OO2. Is
Ser. Staten Bombs $50, 10000
StDd8, Securitdten &c. 608, 1865. 68
8anfbauS unb @runb=
eigentbum ........ 108, 504.17
8aar unb Si6tmehiel ST, 745. 81
9otal So, 209, III. 81
Standardization
@~ingeSabltes &apital. S 1875, 900. 90
ueberibuB uno unper=
tbeilte @eminne -. 1858. SO
Circulation ........ 80, 5000
Depoiiten .......... L889, 347 go
Total .........$ So, 209, III. 81
F.GrOos Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

-6ir bds aaifertn u u
guita : Rational : Sentmal in Meis
mar, befen protectorat Der 9robbers
Sog bon Sa9Ien iibernommen bat,
tpGbrenb bic &aiferin unb 30uisin an
bic Spite bes @brenprptectprats gee
treten III, siebt fi9. innerbalb gang
Oeuti9lanbs Elm lebbaftes Snterefe
tunb. Cine 4n3abl 2otal : gomites
iinb in 8ilbung besriffsn, unb audi
bic Sdmmlun9en, fofuobl fur bas
Sentmal als aud fir bic 9ebd9tnibs
tirde, nebmen einen erfreuIiden Sorts
gang.
-Sn RaInof, elmer unearis
fden Srti9oft i'm &omitat 4lts Sobl,
fanb fiirali9 elm piitolensD usa nit
tObtlidem auseuns itatt. Ser @e>
meinbelebrer @uitap Billet unb Der
@emeinbenotar 2ubpis 9anrun Be-
iparben ii9 I'm bic CUNT Der 2ebrerin
Slona Surp. Billet ma Der 8eporz
suste unb feierte feline @erIobung nit
benz junsen MGbden. Sdipran osr=
breitete nun aus Rd9e aIIerlet iible
Ra9reben iiber bds paar. Billet fell
te Sqfprdn besbalb CUR Rebe unb perz
isbte inn mebrsrs psiti6enbiebe. Gs
fam gu einem DUEL nit ee5oeenen
piftolsn uuf Is S9ritt Diftdns, 8eibe
@esner idoFen suaIei9, Billet Iunt,
in bic 8ruft setroffen, gu 8uben; er
mar fofort tpbt. Notdr Sdtpran bat
i9 felbit Der 9enburmerie aeits1t.
Gin ridfi9tsIpesO De-
tectipemdn0per bat bic Ginfpobner BON
Stpdbolm in srobe 4ufresung ber'
iebt. Sc banbelt fi9 I'M einen iebr
grOben llnfug, Der nit Silfe bes Seles
pbons irfcenirt purbe. Der anses
tIaete eines Stodbolmer Detectipebus
reaus iolte bic @srbdltniHe zines gds
pitGns uusforf9en. gu biefem 3psde
perIdb er fi9 nit einem S~elepbonaps
parat, besdb fid in bas Saus, in tpels
dem Der 3u beoba9tenbe 9err ipobns
te, Itieg auf bas Dad bes 9ebGubes
unb i9loB feinen @pparat an bic bors
tise 9rabtltituns an. Sierburb gee
lang es ibm. bic 9efprG9e. bic Der Gas
pitdn fiibrte, mitdnSub6ren unb ii6
iiber feline pripdteu 8erbdltniFe bic
sepiinidten Ru9ridten gu perf9afs
fen. Mdn lit in Stodbolm ii6er bieIes
8erfabren in bobsm 9rabe empDrt,
unb bic iapebif9s prefe perlanste
neue sefsBli9e 9eitimmunsen, um bas
SelepbOn ssssn iOlde MibbrGude gu
fduBeR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

gremerbapen in Mnbstrd6t feiner Der
| Sirma Sdpoon &c 60. refp. 5. $.
Sits iibsr so SABRE eeleifteten trsuen
Sienfte gu Teintm 80. @~sburtstags bic
&ronenmebaine perlieben.
2ubed. Die biefioe 8iireeri9aft
itimmte benz S%endtsantrdg duf grz
bauung sinss SaIIenfdpimmbabes fir
$4,000 Warf gu. 0as S6pimms
bdb pirb zines Der srSBten Deutf9s
Idnbs perben. -Silfslebrer &lei<
bonner BON bier 1T dls 2ebrer an bic
beutfdt S6ule in @tben beruftn tpors
ben. = Sauptpa flor Rante bierielbit
erbielt bon Der tbsolpsif9en Satultdt
Der &ieler ltnip.rIitGt bic Wiirb. zines
Doctors Der Sbsologie. = Seinen 10.
@eburtstas feierte Der betannte Dids
lettbidter unb Recitator 8drl 8inbers
mann. = 2dnbmdnn unb Sddfer
emil Wartmann aus WiboeIburg 1T
felt @%rOffnung bes g~oneurIes iiber
fein @ermSgen Ipurlos Derf6fpunben.
Q~eIIeIreIup'
8teGtb. @uf ieinsn 9eIiBunsen
in 9dugeggernbofs So9ftabt bei 8oSen
ftarb Der SnOuftri.le &url 8eniumin
Sdneiber BON bier i'm 80. 2ebenst
iu6re.
8rinn. Sein 40iG6riges 9ienItz
iubilGum feierte Der @emeinberatbss
Oberoffisial l. RlaFe &lois Seitsrrei>
der. = Inter GROCER 8etbeilisuns
fanb bier bic 8eerbieung Der @rGfiH
Caroline Better : Wimpffen itdtt. =
Dem profeEor am erften beutf4sn
Staatsspmnaium bier. Sofef @asner,
tpurbe Der Sitel zines S9ulratbes pers
lieben.
@ubeI. 9ur6 einen 8libitrabl
tpurbe bas Saus bes 8eiibers @enSel
Geibt seritOrt. Seibt nit feiner Srau
unb stpei Rinbern, fppie feinem
S6pieeerpater fpurben bonn 8lib be-
tGubt unb srlitten f9tpere 8ranbpun<
Zen.
@Dbing. 9emeinberatb Srdn5
Motturd, elmer Der 0ertreter Der
beutfhen Observation-Disclosures in Der
@emeinbsItubs unb i'm 8oritanbe Der
@eperbesenoHenf4aft, Dtrfdieo I'm
SO. 2~ebensiabre. Der 0srbli4ene
mar felt ettpu 80 Sabren bier anidfis.
Rrabdu. 8irgermeifter Soief
Ri9ter feierte Ieinen 70. 9eburtstus.
&opereto. Die bieiige 8atailt
lonstafe fpurbe erbroden unb ausges
raubt. Der beiertirte 4atferiGser
4gpitini lit untsr benz 8erbd6te, ben
Ginbru9 Dsriibt gu baben. perbaftet
tporben.
SuxentBnrs.
2uremburg. 8durath Griebri9
abplf auguit S9niblein erlds in iei'
ner @obnung am Babnbof einem
Sersleiben. : Der 16idbrise Sobn
hes Desepdrters 5. 8ourifeib mar
in einem Steinbrude gu unterf9linz
ben bef6Gftist, als elm nit Steinen
~belabener S6littsn in 8epegung ge<
rietb unb Der junse Munn cine Stres
de nit fOrtssi4leppt purbe, bab er
I9fpers @erlebunsen erlttt.
@asptri9. !Sier funb man ben
45iG6rieen S9neiber s. Q. Separb
BON bier leblos i'm Kindergarten.
Der b;.,userufene arst ~couitatirte
Sob bur9 GrIiduns. Sepdrb mar in
| her SrHfdft oils Mltoboliter befannt.
&ru9ten. Sier entftuno cine
grpbe Seuersbrunit, ipel9e bic Dob<
nungen 3ohn, Wulbbiuis, Rebing unb
9eib Bis auf bic nadten Mauern ein'
di9erte.
Riimeltnsen. Der Bergman
2ubpis 2ibera ipurbe in elmer @aues
RE Der 9sie1f6uft pboentr auf benz
Steinberse bon einem berabfalenSen
StetnbIod am &opfs unb ON Riiden
f9per perIeBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-25
CONSUMPTION CERTAIN IN
GREAT BRITAIN'S ARMY

LONDON, Aug. "a serious slump in
recruiting has resurrected the conscrip-
ton DOGGY, which persistently refuses to
down for any length of time. 1t is under
stood that the years recruiting returns,
about to be issued. show the greatest de-
cline of any year during the past five
years, which promises to have a serious
influence in preventing the release of
reservists. The Saturday Review frankly
says that while the army proved effective
in South Africa, in respect TO rank and
file, the fact remains that it is too small
for the requirements of the empire. add
ing:
1--WE have ultimately TO face this ques-
tion whether we like It or not, con-
scription Is certain to come and the coun-
try might as well get used 70 the idea as
quickly as It can"
Considering their experience during and
since the war. perhaps. it is hardly
strange that while the authorities are la
menting the decline in recruiting whole
regiments OF time-expired men are walk
ing the streets rather than re-enlist in
their own army, yet scores of former
British soldiers continue TO besiege the
United States embassy and consulate, ow-
ing to the reports, denied by the Ameri-
can officials, that the United States was
enlisting men who had served in the
South African army for service In the
Philippines.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-25
NEW FRENCH DIPLOMAT
HAS AMERICAN WIFE

NEW YORK. Aug. 23-M. Jesserand, as
French ambassador to the United States.
will be a welcome acquisition TO WASH
ington society. says a Paris cable to The
Tribune. NJ. Jesserand was born in 1856.
The greater portion OF his diplomatic ca
reer was passed IN. England, where he
was for several years attached TO the
French embassy at the court Of St James.
Notwithstanding his strong literary and
classical tastes he devoted especial atten-
ton TO political economy. commercial and
Industrial subjects.
NJ Jesserand speaks English with great
purity and fiuency and without a trace OF
foreign accent. He has written several
books in English bearing upon English
poets OF the Elizabethan era He is q
bright and witty conversationalist and a
capital impromptu after dinner speaker.
He has been minister az Copenhagen for
four years.
Nine. Jusserand, like Lady Herh0rt, the
wife OF the British ambassador at Wash
tington. and like the Duchess d'Arcos and
the Baroness Moncheur. wives of the min
listers Of Spain and Belgium, is an Am
erican. Nine. Jusserand was formerly
Miss Richards. the daughter OF a partner
In the banking house OF Munroe g. Co.,
during the lifetime OF the late Mr.. Mum
roe. father OF John Munroe the present
head Of that firm. NJ. Jusserand IS at his
post at Copenhagen, and is not expected in
Paris before October.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-25
WOMAN HAS GOTTEN
S 5 0, D D D BY.
B { c GIN
REPRESENTS HERSELF TO BE THE
WIDOW OF HARRIS HUNTER,
ONCE PRESIDENT CHICAGO
BOARD OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The police have
arrested a woman representing herself
to be Mrs. Harris Hunter, the widow OF
a one-time member of the Chicago board
of trade, on the technicality of vagrancy,
and a magistrate has held the woman in
$500 for examination. She is so years Of
age, slight of build, gray hair and dressed
in deep mourning. She was arrested in
front of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'s banking
Office by an agent of the Charity Organi-
cation society and a detective from the
Central office.
Mrs. Hunter had tried to obtain fnan-
cial aid in the banking house by saying
that she had an invalid brother for whom
she wished to buy an invalids chair. She
was told to come back at certain time.
As soon as she had left a clerk tele-
phoned the charities organization and was
informed that for the past seven years
woman answering the description had
been going the rounds of the prominent
brokers' offices. collecting money upon one
pretense or another. She invariably rep
resented herself as the widow of a for
mer president of the Chicago board Of
trade, IL was said, and as having lost her
money through various failures. When
she came back to the bank she was arrest
ed. 1t is alleged that she has travelled
from San Francisco to New York, coll
Iecting money all the time, until II is
estimated che has amassed at least $4,000.
Mrs. Hunter says of herself: II come
from Sheridan, Wis, where 1 have left
father 81 years old, a son down with the
consumption and a daughter IA years old.
have been living in Brooklyn. The folks
out west have no means of support, so I
set about to secure aid for them. In re-
ceiving money from people in this city
have done no wrong.