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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

SAMUEL HOLMEs-B0ILER WORKS
makes and repairs steam boilers, tanks
smoke stacks, etc. Rear. 156 W. So. Temp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
SHOES FoR oEroRMgp FEET.

SOLID COMFORT FOR THF HARD TO
III. Special casts made Scientific shoe max
INK Gus 7. Olsen. 81 Z. Third south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
INFORMATION WANTED.
ASsAYERS.
TRUNK FACTORY.

r. NJ. BISHOP, AssAyER. REMOVED
TO 100 West 2nd ;iouth Opposite Post Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22

classic design and with a park sur
rounding it would greatly add to the
attractiveness of the river, which in
my judgment is the most beautiful
feature of Reno as well as its most
valuable asset. have always thought
that particular attention should be
given to the development of the four
corners at the bridge on both sides
OF the rivers SO when Mr.. Thompson
about ten years ago, proposed to d.
vide the site into lots and sell them
l paid him the price he asked for it
-$8O0O-announcing that it would be
held for postoff1ce. afterward paid
him $1,000 for the corner on First or
'IN qoIqM o. eIla sql 'leeIls auoI II
Thompson had parted with. This
makes $4,000 for the corner on First
or Front. Interest would bring this
up to over $4,000 and it is really
worth $4,000.
The estate has concluded to Of
fer to the government the whole big
block for $4,000 or lie front on Vir-
GINA street with depth of 16O feet
for $4,000. 1 imagine that, taking in
to consideration it's excellent location
it will be the cheapest plot offered, as
all property in the business part has
increased in IN,
told that no well-located property can
be offered so advantageously.
Nevada Politics
What is your opinion in regard to
Nevada politics." was asked.
Well" said Mr.. Newlands, u
have no doubt of a fusion victory
The administration of the presen,
State government has been economi
cal, business-like and satisfactory
From all whom l have seen and
from numerous letters which | have
received the sentiment seems unani
nous in favor of the fusion of the Sill
Yer and Democratic forces in thi:
State. OF course everything will de
| pend upon good State ticket.
trust that each county Viii select it:
best men to" DO h convention-me,
! who are ,Inplo!ged and who will coln'
70 Reno with tie full determination t,
secure harmony. fusion and a strcn:
! ticket that will ,acoD,r1 opI j-Saif I,
| tie voters of this State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
The New Bank

Yesterday afternoon The directors: of
the new bank met with a committee
from the Bullion ( Exchange Bank
and after session fac naw concern
purchased the shares Gi the old TO-
geEher with the goDi viii. buildings
ana the branch bank 1T Tonopah. Just
what the price ives is no' stated but
IL must have been a stiff figure as
both concerns seem satisfied. with the
result OF the transit.
The name Of the new baGking house
will be The State Bank and Trust Go
with capitalization og s200.oGn The
loito"ins trustees We're elected:
!. B. Hickey, y. Livingston, Geo. H.
Meyers, P. II. Petersen. z. B. Yerins-
ton, c. T. Bender. Geo. Mapes. w.
2roHgher, F. Golden.
I. 3. Hickey, president; G. H. Mev-
erS. LIST Vice President: c. T. Bender
, I'd Vice President: T. B. Yerington
Secretary
| The selection OF the name for the
hank Wa quite task hu, this was
! finally done. The word trust" seemed
! 10 ne q stirker. as many people mis-
construed the meaning. The !rus:
! clause was inserted "a the bank is in
c1rporated IS Tor the purpose OF han
| ding matters such as estates. matters
| III trust and financial transfers such as
| ton This vii add considera BE bu
siness to the bank Now that the at
| fairs are in the hands Of the new PEG
| pie the next move will be the election
. OF the working force which will take
| place at no distant date Ii might be
! said that the lew bank is in commits
! sion from this date on.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
Death of CAPT LYONS

Ii Seattle July Il. 1907. Captain
Geo. &. Lyon.
Captain Lyon came TO Nevada in
lSt," and was for some time Chief
Clerk of the Carson MINT. lie was
afterwards admitted c the bar and
he became editor OF the God Hill
News in the palmy days Of that paper
Alter the election o; Governor Ain
kaid ne was selected as Private Sec
rotary of the Executive. a post which
he filled with great credit
He left Nevada in 1882 and went
70 Washington Territory where he
practiced law, dealt N land and for
some years was connected with the
editorial Department of the Post In
te!li2encer at Seattle.
He was a man OF fine mental en-
doWment and made friends wherever
he lived. His personal character and
education was OF the best and he
leaves a large circle OF old friends
in the sagebrush who regret his IN
timely death and extend condolences
TO his widow who was we'll and favor
ably known in this city
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
DEATH OF JOHN MACKAY
Last of the Bonanza KINGS
Passes AWAY

Sunday the news of the death OF
John W. Mackey the last of the Bon
ANA kings, was received in this city
While the death of Mr. Mackay may
not be of any immediate effect in this
community. yet many expressed sym
pathy, as he was about the only one
of the financiers that made friends OF
the people by acts of charity. His big
list of pensioners in. San Francisco
will feel the effect of his death more
keenly than the world at large.
John w. Mackey was born in the
city of Dublin, Ireland, October 26
1881 and learned the trade of ship
carpenter. Soon after the discovery
of gold in California he emigrated to
of Downieville, Sierra county, for
many years with varying fortune.
Leaving there in the early sixties he
came to the Comstock and worked as
a miner for some time in the Mexican
and other mines.
He was credited with making his
first raise in the kentuck mine at Gold
HILL Later he secured large inter
est in the Hale & Norcross and form
ed partnership with the late James
G. Fair and they soon secured control
OF that mine, rescinded an order for
an assessment that had been levied by
| the former management and began
paying dividends. Finally Messrs
! Flood and O'Brien were taken into
partnership forming what was known
thereafter as the Bonanza firm
The firm soon afterwarG purchased
the CONSOLIDATED Virginia ground for
which it paid asG.Uno and subsequent
ly acquired I controlling interest it on
tie north and from the product OF
those mines the members of the firm
realized colossal fortunes in the short
space OF five years.
Through his interest in the Posta
telegraph: Company and mines il Ar!
IONA. Mexico and other districts Mr.
Mackey added more millions to hi:
Kay added many more millions to hi:
fortune ard had just completed arran
eements for Loving ocean cables be
tween San Francisco the Hawaiial
and Philippine islands His estate l.
estimated 10 ,e worth from ii.iy t;
sixty millions.
He lea,.As a VIII. s'.r ait. :,aV,nt. F.,
the latter tne Counties; OF Go! onul. III
was life meE! lit..' of Esourai 90 Se
No. !. +. (: =! n. OF Virginia C;,y
His body viii ID" shipped to New Iorl
where it will he dep ,s.sa:l III Green
wood cemetery win thai OF his eid
est son. who Vas killed several wear
ago by fall from 4 horse ii: Paris
= France. The ;:lau;o'rum with ii:
chapel attached cost .!~a's a laiIi;C,
While the hriel assncittSl press d:
patches tlu 40 i.:::.catn taat Mr.. Ma,
kay was seriGnsi.' Ill. the fact that Ii
sen was hastily ST. n!ltt ne by 4 csti.lt
gram from New cork 20 come TO CT
con Immediately and sale | iJT tner
Saturday. indicates that his ton,i!t 10
: was critical at tha- time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
ALL SORTS
Try johnson 5 Ice Cream Soda.


Cur ice cream looks, tastes ar. ::
rich. Davey 4 Mash.
c. W. Friend. Matchmaker ard Dr.
::eian
navey & .;a;sh have the best s.
lec,ed lire al fruit in us city.
number OF improvements are be
Ing made at the Catholic Church
The Old Oaken Bucket isn't in Il
with glass OF our cool ice cream
soda. Davis & Mash.
The finest line of fresh fruit can be
found at Davey & Maish's new store
Ice Cream Soda at The Thaxter
Drug store.
Dat send to Chicago for yo;,r 'os-
lars and cuffs. Joe Plat KEEP
SSlcUl dlGu AOTllSS ana f1elIneL pref:
No. 1879 won the elegant rocking
chair given away at the Emporium
last evening
a'c:le!-
The funera. OF the late William Sea:
man took place Sunday afternoon
from the undertaking parlors Of G.
E. kitzmeyer
Garden hose and lawn movers :,
| big stock. can be found at e j
| Walsh's.
1t is never too hot for tomales They
can be found at NJ. Z. Silva's oppos
tie the depot.
Don't forget that the next social
attraction is the dance ct Empire on
Friday evening.
A., Tne Silver Party OF Ormsby county
! has gone about its primaries in TIRE
proper manner.
~ ~
Something new at the Thaxter Drag
Store-Egg Phosphate.
| ,xc Aw-~. &c., .-'-.f --=-
Miss Ardene Dowd of California i
the guest of Mrs. Higgins at Lax
View
Don't forget the meeting AT tn.
Court House this evening to select de-
legates for the Silver Primaries
B. H. Mcclure ard son. Low VIC
have been visiting in San Francisco,
have returned to this city.
Don't forget your hot chicken toma
e at Nuss's today. .let the thins
when yon DO not feel like cooking 9
hot dinner.
Messrs Briggs and Honsinger OF tle
POGO TEMPO Mining Co.. are liz ths
city tor lumber to put the finishln
touches on the mill. X con, enti
IS in place and everything about read.
to start up.
Herb Robinson and John Porjeft!ei,
who have been mining near Waiij.: :
ton have returned to this city Tor !
lew days. They report the mine loc
ing promising and brought in a nu,T
Der of specimens that show 60
enCugh to make the balance OF ~
prospectors green with envy.
The WaShoe voters decided not 4
out up a ticket AZ their meeting s.
urday night but both Sadler ana Il
len men vii! r7in separate tichn;,,
: There will be hot time in Rene Of
next Saturday
EX-Chief OF Police Devery. OF Era
York. has opened {: campaign in III.
; CONGRESSIONAL district and propose
to make a .moned fight. He optu"e
his talk last week by throwing So
+ worth of nickels into the crowd. Nei
i and women scrambled, fer them ~
there is boom in his popularity |
a Nevada candidates opened his can.
: paign with nick!ss lie would be con
: sidered dead one before he got
block away from his nome
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
Death of Georgie CoWing

Yesterday the sad death OF little
Geor2ie COWlnS occurred iii tiliS city.
The many friends or the little man
were SORROW stricken and the entire
ont TO the stricken parents. The lit
lie fellow has beer suffering for the
past month. ard hone was always en-
tertained Tor his recovery. At one
! time he va: able 10 be on the street
but It was only mis- nerve that held
him UP and he was taken with the
death Ea:ady George Cowing. al
though only eight years Old was mar
Telously bright and his many
bearing not only made friends and adj
mifers among the little folks of his
| own age but his elders We're the
staunchest admirers. The blow is a
! terrible OEc to his parents who were
wrapped up III him. and they mad ev-
cry reason to be. The funeral will
take place Wednesday afternoon from
from the Episcopal church.
Davey 4 Maish have opened. thei!
'lelicacy counter and from this timt.
IN customers can find select toile.!
ham. tongue ana other refreshing
viands. that will save cooking II
home
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
The Reno PostoffiCe.

On the question of the postoffice
building Mr. Newlands said that the
appropriation was $6G.0G0 OF which
Is per cent. or $1,000 was available
for the site. He thought it probable
that in August an examiner Of the
Treasury Department will be ont here
to lOois at the sites offered
Asked whether he prcp,s.sI 70 Offer
the site lying between First street and
the river extending from Virginia 81
to the gas works. MIR Newlands said
Il understand that it has been
Tered to the government by the Shar
on estate to which it belongs l have
always thought it ought to be held
for government building. as 1t is not
only convepient. but its improvement
by the government with building of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-22
Nevada War Claims.

AS 10 the NevaCa war claims Sir
Newlands said that the Omnibus
Claims bill referred them ior adjust
lnent 20 the Treasury Department.
which had the right ii it saw fiji to
take the opinion of the Court OF
Claims. He was in hopes. however
that they would he adjusted withou:
further delay
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

pirS. seiste bic mangelbafts ausbiIs
buns Der ensliiGen Sruppen i'm Mars
faieren unb S4ieBen. bic ii9 duf ben
fiibafritanifden S9la9tfsIbsrn 70
bitter serG1t bat. DAB bic 2eute ni9t
f9teBen selernt batten, berubte arf uiis
begreifli9er triessminiiterieIer Spars
famteit nit fdorfer Munition, bic GEE
rinse Mdri9fGbigteit Der Sruppen in
Der 9iirse unb un3ulGnglidteit bes
ManDDerbienites. 8ei ben sS~elbbienfts
iibunsen 1T in Der RegeI tpeRiger Der
militdrpGbagOgifde RuBen aIs Riid=
ii4t duf lprbfhuftlide Sdsbgriinbe
unb Spielpldbe mabgebenb, gu beren
S9onuns Sbeile bes MdnDberfelbes
BEN 8epesunssberei9 Der Sruppen
entsosen tperbeR. 10 baB elm Riibenfelb
5ur Retten, cine Sennisfpieie CUR 2in>
Ten oft bic fiaerfte Sedung bieten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

menb, tpie Der 8IiB, bic GrtsnntniB
iiber fie aetommsn, bic berrli9e, 4purts
berDoqe @rtenntniB: .Run biIt 9u
quit NIT ibm, nun eiebft On Tim cine
Segengabe. bic bas Mertbbonife Bette,
9rOBte 1T. bas elm Deib eeben fam,
cine Sesensabe. bic Du gans allein
ans SasesIidt sebradt bait, cine @a=
be. beren er ME, niemaIs fGbiq lit:
Ou giebit ibm Elm Sinh. 9u giebit
iRm Gleiid bon isinem 5lsR9, On
giebit ibm einen Sobn!" .
limb bonn 9lan5 bisfsr GrtenntniB
botten ibre ausen nod gsleu9tet, dIs
er lie fura bsfudte, bds fanft : feIiae
2GdeIn iiber biefen f9IieBli9 bod srs
reidten triumph bate fprtan auf ibs
rem antIib selessn inb bate ie ni4t
nerlaHen, bis ebeR isBt. mo fe Jpn sr=
fpdrfete.
limb uIs er nun enbli9, enbli9 eina
frat, lie tiibte, unb lie yMutter"
n%dnnte, ba bob Elm ipobltbuenber.
gliidatbmenber @tols ibre 8ruft in
benz teshaften 8eipuBtfein Der Sc
iuibReit, baB fie nun tuirtlid rquitt@
ieien, unb nit pertlGrten 4iiaen faqte
lie ibm auf feline Srags. mas fe nit
benz ~quitt" Gags 5upor ssmeint
bate.
gr dber entnabm ibren @prten
has 9etenntniB elmer bemiitbis : ftols
gen 5rauenieele. bab iie feline 2iebe su
iuiirbigsn tpiHs....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
gelepbOnie Ohne SraAt.

Die @erfu9e Marcpni'A pbne
DRAFT iiber ben MtluRtifden Ocean
gu telegrdpbiren, erresen segeHtpdrtig
bas Sntereffe Der fpeiteften 3reiie.
Wdbrenb iene @erfu9e nod i'm poa>
fen 8anse fnh, fommt aus Grants
reid bic aunbe bon elmer rieuer Grs
finbuns. bic iid in ibrsm WeIen an
bic Wareontfde eng dnfdliebt, Mans
lid bon Der Selepbouie pbne 0rabt.
Die biersu peripenbeten Mppdrate unb
8prridtunaen finb bebeutenb einfds
der unb lei1ter trdnspprtabel dls bic
Warcpnifden unb bic ReIultate ana
sebli9 bur9aus aufriepeniteIenb. Der
@rfinber biefer nsuen Metbobe, Sns
senieur Mai6e aus paris, arbeitet
f6on felt bielen Sabren an Ter prattiz
f9en 8erbontommnung ieiner Sbee.
8ereits i'm Sabre 1867 tbsilte er benz
bamalisen unterbireetor bes franaDii>
f9en pofts unb SeIesrapbenfpeIens
Dumoncel. nit. bab es ibm geIunsen
fei, obne @ermittlung zines Orabtes.
lsbisli9 inter 3ubilfenabms Der @rbe
In ibrer Gisenfddft als Better bes
elettriIden Stromes. auf turse @trss
den telepbonifde @efprGde gu fiibrsn.
Na9 fGn9erer pauie nabm Mai9e
1877 unb 1878 feline @erIude pieber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Sommp attius.

gnglanb, an beTsn fernen @rsH5sn,
tpie an benen bes alien rouif9en Hei,
9es. bic Sriese ni4t %aufbOren. III oas
an psnigitsn militGrif4e 2dnb Der
Welt unb bat bon Redts fpsg.n tain
ftebenbes 9esr. Sn Der Wuplcapitus
lation pom Sabre 1859, auf @runo bes
rem has beutige ensliide 8Dnisstbum
bon purlaments 9naOen regiert,
tpurbe inn bic @rlaubniB. elm iol9es
au baltsn, ausbriidli4 perfost. 8sr%
fuHunesmaBis berubt bic britiiae 4rs
NEE duf Der idbrli4 gu erneusrnoen
MntiRB : @cte, bilbet alfo re9tli4 cine
fortseIebt perlanserte 4u%snabmssia'
ri9tung.
9ie snglifde Streitmoht TT in
feds @rmeecorps formirt unb iebt ii4
suIammen aus Der r~egulGrep 4rmee,
bic 10000 Mann BEL ben 5dbnen ite>
benber Sruppen unb 10000 Waann
&~eierpen umfabt; Der nMiIi5" ssrarrls
ten Observation-Disclosures BON nomilsu
125,OO0 Mann; Der dls .Deomanrp"
beaei9mten 9anbpebreapunerie in eis
rer Stdrte bon $4,000 Mann; enbli4
Der $4,000 Mann itdrten freifpiaissn
2anbtpebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Simmer SfIta

profeFor Miidsbsin fibt auf Der
Srambabn unb bentt iiber elm piHsns
i6aftIiGes problem mad. PlDBli4
fteigt elm Serr Dor ibm elm unb reiBt
tbn baour6 aus ieinem Sinnen.
Sc. bentt profsFor Miidebein, bds
1T ia college S9nedelborn! Gr iiebt
ihn ~anerbinss nur BON binten, aber CT
tam ii6 ntdt tGufden, tennt er bod
feine Gbae9er gang genau.
SIN felben Moment ipehoet fid Der
Gingeitiesene etfpas ourSeite. fpoburb
profefpr Miidebein beHsn qrofil gu
ieben triegt unb setpabrt, bab er fi9
bod geirrt bat. 9a tippt er bieien 1uf
bic S9ulter unb fast: ~@nti4uloisen
sic pielmdls, mein Serr. Gber i'd
battle Sic perfpedfelt!!"
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Ttuetnbe Sodtdnber.

Der @n~sstporbsne bat bic Dabl, ent,
fpsber StpDlf Sabre bel ben 6abnen su
biensn cher mir flint unb bann fieben
BEL Der ReierOe. ST feline 3sit INN, 10
fann sr gu 9or5ussbeoinsunssn pieoer
etntreten ober ausideiben. Der ents
laHene ReIerbiIt srfGbrt bic abneiaang
bss 8irgers pom0gli6 nod empfinbz
lider uls Der BEL ben 6ahnen itebenbe
Sommn, obne bab ibm Der aus meibs
.iGem unifprmentonsr queIlenbe Srof
al She'll tuerben tDnnte. Gs lit feline
lIebertreibung. bah Der enaliIfe Res
lerpemann epenio iGfper Nrbett ttnpet
pis Der entlafsne Strafsefansens.
Gang unbesriinbet 1T au9 bic abneis
suRs sesen bic EeIsrpiften ni9t. Gs
itebt feit, bab bic lars Diseiplin Der
GtsliIden Qrmee einen Sbeil Der 2eute,
i'm Grieoen ipenigftens, perbummeln
ldBt. aGassu iibsr lpdsre Diseiplin
ftsben bem au9 BEL MIen, bsnen bic
9eerssrefOrm ebrIi4 am 9erSen Iiest,
obenan. DAB man fi9 bisber nit eis
mem aiemft4 beideiotnsn MaB BON
MdnresSu9t besniist bat, fpri6t fi4
fdon barin aus, bdb Der 9emeine au9
bel pisberboIter 8eitrafuns nit ses
ip0bnli9em Qrreit BON il ni9t iiber
elmer @o6e uu9 %speiiGbriger 9ienits
seit elm nebenbei beionOers belObntes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

Sds uebelpplen Der l~iehlpieren &C.
miitber lit nidt g%runbIos. Die englis
tde reguldre @rmes befte6t aus SDlbz
Tern. unO iino aud bic 3eiten, in benen
fe Ii9 aus 3u9!bauiem unb Strafanz
itGItsn retrutirte. LANCE ppriiber, bic
keIten @lemente Der 8eb0lteruna fino
es aud beute ni9t, bic bas Srieasz
banotpert ergreifen. Die grobe Mebrz
5abI berer, bic fi9 unperben Id7en, be-
ftebt INNER nod aus 9euten, bic in ans
beren 8erufen mebr ober minOsr ebrens
boil seideitert finb. unb aus iungen
Burden, bic nidJts gelernt baben unb
feline anbere MDgli6teit feben, um Tid
Dor benz Glenb 5u f6iiben. Giner Der
beIten &enner unb unbefangenIten
Shilberer engliI6era rmeeperbGltniFe,
Der Militdrpfarrer Sdrbn, erSd6It, bdb
i'm lebten espptiiden 6eIbsuse Elm Sns
fanteriit unmittelbar Dor einem Gefeht
in @rreIt dbeefiibrt tperbsn muBie, neil
er Ieinen llu%terofftcisr gefhlasen bate.
guf bic Grdse, tpdrum er bds getbdn
BABE, dnttportete er pffen unb lopdI:
SD polte eingeIpsrrt peroen, neil ih
ni6t fedten mag. Sd peros jebesmdl
Dor elmer S6laht etpas aebnlifes
i5un. sic psrS:n mid einsn 5sigling
nennen. Sd tpeib. i'd bin elmer. Mas
rum ih SoIbat 9epprbeh bin9 Meil i9
ni6t perbun9ern pp[lte." 6drbD fiigt
biusu, oab er bisies lebte @siiGnbniR
mRbr ODER lpsuiser perbliimt unsdh!tss
Male gebOrt babe. Die meiiten Retrus
ten Der rsguIGrsn @rmee seben aus ben
bdnoarbeitenben &lafeu berpor. Der
a%rbeitsmartt resulirt onbsr bic burdT
f9nit.li1s Aualitit ter Gnaetporbe'
nen. Bel gutter SeIhdftsconiunetur
6leibt nur @usIGuBf fir ben Solbotens
fano iibria. BEL idleGter lit bds Wla'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

auf, nobel er fid auf @ntfernungsn
bon ettpd bunbert Retern bur4 6as
Selepbon berftGnbli9 gu MAIDEN perz
motte. 4amdbli9 selang es, bic 2ei>
itungsfdbisteit Der Qpparats immer
mebr gu fteigsrn, unb 1899 purbe i'm
WuIbe bon ct. 9ermain Bel Ie6sbun>
bert Metern 9iitans iptpObl teIepbo-
nirt als audi telegrapbirt. 9ieIe @rz
folge Mai4e's lenften balb bic duff
m%ertamfsit fpeitsr 3reiTe auf ibn.
Sur Iufftenung BON Maide's appaz
raten senii9t elm e~epObnlider Slid.
3uIdmmensepadt tDnnsn lie in einem
Sorniiter auf benz Riiden mitgefiibrt
fperben. Die gntfernung, auf ipel9e
bis iebt tslepbonif9e 9eIprGde pbne
DRAFT gefiibrt iperben. betrGgt fieben
&ilomster. bod bofft Maids ite nod
tpeiter dussubebnen. 1leber bas We>
fen istner Grfinbung fsIbt etbt er
nur an, OaB Die grbe CUR lIebermitt=
lung bes elettrtf9eR Stromes bient.
9ie apparate beiteben aus elmer gall
pantheon 8atterie bon brei Bis bier
3elen, Selepbon unb Mitropbon unb
einem fosenannten nManipulator", b..
/. einem &uitsn, Der bic peientlidite
8orridtuns Der sunsen Grfinbuns
entbdlt. bsfen 9ebeimnib Maide aber
Dor ipeiterer 8erpoIliDmmnung feiner
Wetbobe ni9t prsisseben min. Die
fer rManipuIator" pirb bur9 cine
Srdbtltituig. nit elmer in bic grbe
geItedtsn &upferplatte perbunDsn. bon
Der aus bic @rbe islbit ben elettrii9sn
Gtrnm fneiterleitet
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

SummD 4tttns, tpie Der senereas
SpiBname bes enslif6en Splbaten
mad einem Mustetier I%aatet, Der yes
tpdbrenb bes groben inbil9en 4ufitans
bes gu dbnli9em Rubm gebrd6t bat.
ipie Mnno 1870 SitiiIier &utI9te, III
ieBt unsemein popular. @r 1T Wlobe.
@elb, ppIene Semben uno 8ictualien
iperSen alGerorten fir i'm geIummelt.
Sben unb 9nittelberie duf ibr sebi4s
tst. Ssin Cob tpirb in alien Sonarten
gefungen. Chamberlain rempelt I'm
feinetpiaen Der Rsibe na9 bic @roBs
mGhte an, unb bedngittaenb ipIeeniss
Samen bes2pnbonerD itenos bilbsten
feiner 3eit elm Gomite, INN ben in
2abbImitb @tngei9lofenen mittels eis
mes 2uftbaupns @au be Cologne.
Rie6ial5 unb 3abnpulOer 3utpmmen
gu lahen. 60 mar es in &riessaeiten
INNER. SIMMER aber fant Sommg
balb rad benz Sriebensihlub in bic
felbe Ri9ta9tung auriid, iiber bic er
Dor 8eginn bes &rieses gu Hagen 9e>
babt battle. Sn ben 2onboner Wirtbss
bGufern unb Sbeatern 1T nt9t nlr Der
@emeine, fonbern du4 Der llnterOffis
eier elm unsern sefebener unb I4le4t
bsbanbelter 9ait. 8ielfa9 pirb ibm
fogar Der 3utritt perlpeigert. lleberan
tpirb er uls 8iirger s~fpeiter 9taHe Be-
tra9tet. Our elm Defen sibt es, bds
i'm Sriebsn nie i'm &riege treu gu ibm
bait: bas 9onboner Dienftmdb9en.
Sie tnnarotbs Uniform Der 9arbegres
naoiere Defenders, bic ibre 8Grenmi=
ben sottIob nur an 9aIutasen gu
faIeppen brauden, bat es i9pn gar
mdnder angetbdn. limb bic 9renabiers
ipifen, baB bic gesauberten fir einen
fOnntGsliden Spasiergals in ben Dfs
fentliden Pdrts piais ibr portemonz
faie Dffnen, unb luFeH besbalb nidt
Ieidt elm Sera Dor nS9urIa6fisbsr"
pergeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Sm GrhbHHe.
Bon anna Bitter.

Griibline iit's! @m Blaine slGnssn
Sdon bic erften blauen @eilden,
limb bic &inber sebn NIT Stranger.
2iebe Seele. mart Elm Weil1en =
@u9 Inn bid siebt fife, leiie
S4on Der 6riiblins feline 3rsiIe.
Sdumbaft fpiegt auf beinem Muube
Sid elm 2ieb. unb bsine 9Gnbe
Salten ii9 our 9dmmeritunbe. =.
Se.lten, ei : bu liebit am gnoes
Wsibt es fetbft nod ni9t gu fafen,
Mtubt's bonn 2en5 Dir iagen lafens
Dirit nun ROTH unb itebit eri4rodeu
Sb es aud bic anbern fpiFeng
9riidit sur Nddt bic ipirren 2odeR
Sief binein ins fpeibe RtHen,
SrGgit in beinem fleinen SerSen
Cine WeIt bon iiibsn S9mer5sn.