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, 1902-05-15
Death Of Mrs. Hsbard.

Mrs. Margaret Marven Hebard,
a resident of Cheyenne since 1882,
passed away this morning. She
was born in Woodstock, New
Brunswick, February 20, 1880.
In 1856 she WAS married to Rev.
George ID. A. Hebard, who died
fourteen years later AT Oskaloosa.
Ia, where he had been pastor OF
the Congregational church. Mrs.
, 1902-05-15
YEAR OF ACTIVITY.
Completion Of Southern Wyoming Tram
way Will Make Producers Of Now Idle
Properties Great Number Of Prospect
ors Taking Fisld-Psarl Booming Into
Business Village.

The Battle Lake, Grand En-
campment and Saratoga papers
all report that activity in the Up
per Platte mining district this
season is marked and predict a
great amount of work during the
coming summer. In the Grand
Encampment and Battle Lake sec
tons is this especially the case.
though early operations in the
latter are being h~ampered by
snow. The fall is now, however,
rapidly disappearing, and within
thirty days the roads will be in
passable condition if no more
storms occur.
The completion of the Southern
Wyoming Tramway company's
line from Grand Encampn,ent to
the Ferris aggarty mine near
Battle Lake will have a very bene-
fetal effect on both sections.
Along the line lie several of the
best properties in Southern Wyo.
ming, the cable actually crossing
one or two. With the opening up
of tramway traffic these properties
are expected to become paying
producers. In the southern end
of the Battle Lake district, which
lies in Colorado, a great many
prospectors are preparing to go up
into the hills for the summer.
Within the past two weeks three
strikes of great importance have
been made almost in the town and
the news has caused a marked
movement toward the camp. Min
ers from old Colorado camps are
turning toward tn. new district,
and Pearl is becoming a bustling
settlement.
The biggest mine in the Battle
Lake district, the Ferris Haggsr-
ty, is the one which will be the
most extensively worked this sum-
mer. A tremendous body of ore
is blocked out, and DIS soon as
shipping facilities are completed
a large number of expert miners
will be put to work stripping the
vein above the lower workings.
The owners of the Keener.
Price are waiting for the roads to
break before installing one of the
finest plants of machinery in
Wyoming on their property.
This mine has shipped from the
grass roots, some of the ore run
ming 6OP pure copper.
The Doane Rambler mine Of
the Battle Lake Tunnel Site COM
pany is now getting out more ore
than at any previous time in its
history. A larger plant of mach
inery will be installed early in the
summer.
The principal activity in the
three minor districts of the Up
per Platte is at present confined to
the smaller mines and to the
claims of prospectors. There is
scarcely a working claim that
does not show good ore and in
dications of becoming Il porducer
Wyoming Tribune.
, 1902-05-15

Hebard leaves two sons. Freder-
lick S. and George Lockwood. of
Chicago, and two daughters. Alice
Marven, of Cheyenne, and Grace
Raymond of Laramie. Private fu-
neral services will be held at Iowa
City, the former home of Mrs.
acknowledgements Leader.
, 1902-05-15
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
Democratic Mayor Elected by a Small
Marginal Red Hot Campaign and
Some Very Questionable Work.

Tuesday was a beautiful day and
everybody was out in force. The
polls were opened promptly at 10
O'Clock with all the clerks and
Judges appointed on hand.
There were a large number of
rigs out to carry the voters to the
polls and they began early and
worked up to the last minute.
There We're 300 votes polled and
the result was as follows:
Mayor:
, 1902-05-15
Brush Creek Entertainment.

The boys composing the Brush
Greek Club gave II short entertain
ment in the school house at Ben
nett last Friday evening which
was followed by "A dance. The
company enjoyed the play very
much and the dance was also a
very great
, 1902-05-15
Rural Mail Delivery.

| have secured the right to sell
the Signal Mail Box. Parties de-
string a cheap, durable lock box
for rural delivery, will please COM
municate with me.
b. A. Kidding,
OILS 81 Saratoga: Wyo.
, 1902-05-15
Notice to Investors.

We will sell 5000 shares Ferris.
Haggarty common stock. Owner
must raise money Immediately.
FrsHBAcK INVESTMENT Co.,
Rawlins, Wyoming
, 1902-05-15
A Strong Endorsement.

No hat it were needed to con-
vince his Wyoming friends that
he knows a good thing when he
il; but President Roosevelt
, 1902-05-15
Chas. p. Clemmons, d. l5S
Fred. NJ. Baker. r. ll3
Councilmen:
c. w. Maxfield, r. 1913
c. E. Jensen, R. 1873
James Delaney, d. Ill
Platt Human, ID. 1862

Those who are posted on such
matters say that there were un-
doubleday a great many illegal
votes polled right at the last min.
ute when the opposition ran in
their reserve from the saloons and
livery stables where they had
them cashed. The utmost good
humor prevailed throughout the
the day, though there were acri-
monious spots here and there.
Some of the victors proceeded, as
is their wont. to celebrate their
success by a glorious drunk and
for hours it was not safe for n
lady to pass along the north side
of Bridge street.
A bonfire was built on the va
cant space, near the west end of
the bridge and the band was got
ten out and discoursed sweet mu-
sic and the crowd cheered.
, 1902-05-15
A TWENTY MILLION
DOLLAR DEAL.

Contemplated Consolidation of the Bos-
ton-Wyoming Shelter, the Southern
Wyoming Tramway, the New and
Doane Rambler Mines the Ferris-Hag-
garty mine and the Wyoming Central
Railroad Into n Gigantic Corpora
ton.
, 1902-05-15

CATACLYsM.

The Town Of st. Pierre, on the Island of
Martinique. D. W. I. Totally Destroy
ed by Burning Classes and Burning
Lava-An Eruption From Mt. Pelee the
cause-so,ooo People Destroyed in
Three Minutes.
, 1902-05-15

6-l5 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
&altnarif6e ttnpiTenbeit.

Mit llnre9t ~perIpottet man bi.
MGnner, bic ii9 germ ettpas I'M bus
Siidenoepartement betimmern, ais
pSopfsuder". T~olgenbes ssldi9tIi9s
8eiipiel mag bartbun, ME berbGngs
niBppa aud einem Mitgliebe bes itGrs
teren 9eldIe9ts llntunbe in Der Sod
tunit perben tam. @m @benb bes s.
april 1884 frat elm auseni9einli9
bis gu Sobe erfd0pfter Rann in cine
getpObnlife Weini6ente bes StGbts
9ens Glamart (etipa cine Stunbe
iiibli9 bon paris) unb berlangte Don
benz Wirtbe gu efien. mas iou i'd
Dir ssben, 9iirser9" fraste bisisr.
vWinit bu einen giertuten2" = rSas
pobI!!" = nWie pieI @ier9" = Sin
Dubenb!" = nWas," i9rie Der @irtb
gang empOrt, pein Oubenb9 Was pGre
bas fir cine unerb0rte S1lemmerei!
Su biit iider elm p~ertdppter rariito"
- Seise sinmal beine papiere!" Der
unsIiidlide bate feline; er bebauptste
Stpar, elm Zimmerman gu iein, dlein
feline Wanieren, feline Sprede unb
5umal bic feinen peiben Sdnbe lieben
teinen 3peifel barber, bab er in Der
Sbat Elm nCi-devant" lei. Man
idleppte ibn in bas @efdneuiB na9
8oursIasR eine, aber ais er am anoes
rem MOrsen na4 paris tpeitsr transs
portirt iperben iolte, fanb man nur
nod cine 2eids = Der llngliidlidt
bate, iein @erbsrbsn fir rnabfpenbs
bar baltenb. 9ift senommen. Dieter
Mann. Der ntdt nuBte. pie Oisl Gisr
gu einem @iertuden geboren. unb benz
bieie l~lnpiTenbsit ben Sob bradte,
mar elmer Der srGBten @eIebrten ieines
Sabrbunberts, Der beriibmte Watbes
MATTER unb pbiloIOpb Marquis bon
gonoorcet. Mls 4nbdnser Der 9irons
bitten fisl er nit biefen; es selung ibm
omar, aus Der r4bbape". benz berii9E
tisten @efdnsnib, gu %enttommen, in-
beb feline nntsnntniB Der elemsntars
fen 9eisbe Der Slide itiirSte Jpn in's
0erberben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
smarts s9lsisr.

Ser SdIeier ipirA isBt niGt msbr
mir ais Sdub fir ben Seint setras
gen, er III elm Ielbitftdnbiser Soiletten=
sesenitdub aeporben, Der ale Re9te
zines iol9en fir ii9 beaniprudt. Die
Sdleier nebmen INNER ereentriIders
Sormen an. @s sibt Sdleier nit
ipinnrebartisen unb anbsrs nit CONS
plieirten moOsrnen 3sidnunsen. Sc
Der eiuSelne seniist. nm bic Sebtraft
Der SrGseriu empfiubli9 5u fdGbissn,
obsr trpB her hdufisen Wdrnuns.n
bsrqlusendrste psrtaufen iid bic Imars
ten Sdleier ausssssidnet. Sc sibt
Gugsns, Raitns. p~romenabens, Nu.
iOmobilf. Soilsttens. quit unb Ssints
fdleisr. Sebr beli.bt 1T jsBt Der Du
9arrp Sdleier, elm 2 Big q Yarbs
LANCER ShdrpeRf6lsisr aus bur9Ti9s
tissm @etpebe nit sinsm Ranb aus
f9fparssr Gbantiabfpibe. Gr ipirS
Ioie brdpirt. bintsn sebunben, unb Is
1T Stilpori9rift, bdb oas cine Gnbe
bsbeutenb ldnger als bds anbere bers
abbdnat. Der 0u 9arrp : S6leier
a,b0rt su ben ~SOiIsttenIdIeiern" unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

Die 6rau &anaIeiratb lift nsrlid
auf pieraebn Sage gu 8eir6 BEL ibrer
Dor Surgeon p~erbeiratbeten Sodter in
%. getpeien. Der S9niegerfobu, elm
b6fli6er unb nobleraosener Mann,
bat bieien 8eiud nit Wiirbe ertragen,
ais aber Mama nieber abreiIte, mar
iein p@liidli9e Reife, liebe Mama!"
bon elmer 10 ebrliden 4ufridtigteit gee
tpefen. baB bic CUTE Dame b0dlidIt ins
bienirt barber mar.
.Nd, parte muir, mein 2ieber," bate
iie seba9t. nbas mill i9 Dir i4on
beimSablen."
Gtfpa feds Doden nadber erbieIt
Der b0fli9e S9pieseriobn .inen
Brief. tuorin ii9 Mama 3an5leiratb
fpieberum alf einise Gage antiinbigte.
sd treffe nit benz 3use INN 5ebn
l1br in q. eiu. b~Orausseiebt. bab mir
nidts baSpiidentommt unb eriparte
Did am 8abnbpf."
60 lautete Der 8rief.
Mit elmer @erpiini9ung fparf i'm
Der Sdpieserfobn in ben pdpiertorb,
ma9te ii9 aber pfli9ftfdulbig auf
ben Weg. nm piinttIi4 am 8abnbof
ein5utreffen.
Die ubr f9Ius sebn, Der 3ug lief
elm, aber feline S9piegermutter fam.
nSababa," la9te Der @6pieeers
fobn, roiesmal lit Der 2eibenstel9 an
uns poriiberseeaneen."
Cine luitige Melobie pfeifenb, ging
er pieber nu9 9auie.
Oabeim in ibrem Stiib6en aber fab
bic Sruu &anSleirutb unb blidte bur6
ib,e Stublbri1e auf bic Strabe bins
aus. 0a fam bic Srau Radborin unb
madte elm perpunoertes @eii6t.
rSe, 6rau &an5leiratb," faate iie,
lid babe seslaubt, sic ippIlten nit
benz Morsen5use nab M. fubren unb
Sbre So9ter beiudeng"
rMoqte i9 aud. llnb mein btaper
Sdpieserfobn pirb mid aub am
8abnbofe erpartet baben. @ber i'd
fabre erit nit BEN nG9iten 3use. limb
fpenn tie bdnn rsdt pereniigt befm
auffee fiben unb fi9 freuen. baB i'd
nidt getommen bin. plate i9 pl0bli4
ipie cine Bonnie mitten in ibre 2uitigs
teit binein."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Die stranbisoer als Sdmad.

Wer Ti9 ie aus ben Gebern bes
Straubes berssiteIteS 4mudfeOernnG=
Der betra6tet bat, pirS enttGuIdt 5es
tpeIen Iein, renn ibm etnmal elm lee
benoer Straub nit ieinem .Gebers
I9mud" gu @efidt lam uno pirb Ii4
nit Rstt sefrast hoben. OBJ es benin
mDgIi9 lei. oaB 6as unanfebnlide.
fdlottrise unb f4mubisfdrbige Sefies
Der bes ofritanii1en Rieienboeels in
Der Shat nit benz elesunteH unb graz
siDIen Outbound unIerer Damenpslt
ibentiI6 iein fSnne. Dieter 3neifeI
tit geredtfertigt, neil man ni9t tpeib.
bab bic fertise S9mudfeber elm me-
Ientlia perGnbertes S~abrttprobutt aug
Der rpben s5eber BARTLETT. limb pie
BEL iebem an6ern Gubrifat, 70 treten
uus aud Bel Der S%troubfeber neIents
lide AudlitGtsunterIhiebe entsegen,
bic tbeils auf lnteridiebe in benz perz
psnoeten Robmdtsrial. tbeils auf mebr
phsr tpsnieer grobe Sorefdlt bel Der
fabritm;ibiaen 9earbeituns Suriid5us
fiibren nub.
Die ssrponnensn Seoern perben aus
nGdit in aepDbnIidem Seifenpuhsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
gerIaTeae 8raas.
gOn TsriOe e@ans.


Nile GenTter itrabfen inn Rahbarbdus.
IS faat Der Sdeiu auf bic 8iIds
beraus,
4uf bic ipeibsn, bic maienpeibcn.
DAB bic 8liitten Gpie Silber sleiben.
SD Idaue binsin in ben Juntenslan5.
Meines 2iebIten 9iebits i'm MDrtbens
tranS!
Meirs SsbnIu9t &rone ibr eisen!
Wie idleien unb idrilen bic 9eigen!
Meine Scnitsr buntel. Meiu Sers ers
TART.
Mein blutiunses Sera, oas auf ni9ts
mebr BART,
Dem Slid unb 9lauben ~perlorer,
&as i'm buftIdpiilen Gen5 erfroren!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

fpirb Bel Wasenfubrten unb 8sIufen
getragen. Cine onbere Neubeit fino
LANCE S6Grpenf9leier aug ipeiBem
gsuHelin nit SpiBen, bic cine nirs
iungsboIe 0raperie fir ben Sut Bill
ben. 8ieIe Sdleier bielsr Sdiion finb
uur Dem Ramsn na9 9sIidtsI9leier
unb bienen ausI9liebli6 our @arnis
runa bes 9utes. Die neueIten .Suts
fdleier" iinO aus f9pdr5em pber
creme MuHelin nit elmer IeibenseItids
ten gprte. Der Sdleier fpirb faltig
I'm ben Sopf bes Sutes seIest. 70 bub
bic seiiidte 8prts nab oben tommt.
Sin fdparaer Sdleisr, Der nit @ers
gibmeinntdt aeTtidt lit. fpirb 3. 9. I'M
einen idparsen Sut selest, Der nur
nit 8ergiBmeinnidt inter Der &rems
pc g%arnirt 1T. Die 9Iumen Fnb Dfs
ters aus Seibe ober aud aug 9anb
unb Chiffon sedrbeitet. Ser .Seints
Tdleisr" lit ter beOorsugte S9Isier.
ba er Der 8erfd6nerungsf9leier lit,
unb pirb aus Riidfidt auf bic 5riIur
audi unter benz Sut gebunbsn. Der
Observation-Disclosures" bietet intereIs
Tunte MDsti9teiten fir tiinFIeriI6e
Wirtungen. Die erIte Regel 1T, bab
er niemuls felt INN ben 3opf ge3oesn
fperben barf. @r.msB ben 4nIfein
baben, als bGtte cine f6neIIe gamble
pesung Der S9leiertrdgerin ibn iiber
BEN 9ut 5uriidgelporfen. Sn @irts
li9teit aber ipirb er Dor benz @usaes
ben i~orsfGltig Dor benz Spissel ar.
rungirt unb feline Wirtungsn ssndu
ftubirt. Die fmarteIten rpromenas
benidleier" iinb aus greps be Chine,
Chiffon nit 9oblIaum uno eroben
GbeniIetupfen. sic ipsrben ferner in
buntelblau nit ipeiBeu Yuntten unb
9ublfaum, in rebfarben nit braun, in
tpeib nit idipara. roth nit fdparj
unb bielen aurten puitelfarben sur
SSarbe Der Soilette paHenO setragen.
Mit benz Observation-Disclosures" uls
Sutbetpration ipirb neben benz Ssint>
f9Ieier nit @Orliebe Der .RdIenfdlsis
er" getragen. @r pirtt fpie elm Spinna
gepebe unb rei9t gerabe Bis unter bic
Naie. Der nQusenfdleier" 1T bic
lebte Ieubeit. Vie 9amen erinnern
barin an bic Deridleierten Siirtinnen,
beren Qugen Sur9 ben ieibnenS 9leier
binbur9 nod 9~lGn5enber i6einen. Der
Qugeni6leisr ptrb iiber ben Seints
f9leier brdpirt, rei9t aber nur Biz
unter bic 4u9en, bas ii6riee betorirt
ben Sut. SieIe S9leier iinb aus
MuFeIin nit Spibenborbiire uno pui>
Tenb fir 8eIudstoilstte. Gin anbes
rer fafbionablerS 9sier 1T Der rSutrz
lanbenI 6leier" aug peiBem biinnen
@elpebs nit fdpar5en Gbeniletupftn,
bic tpie 9uirlanoen angeprbnet limb.
Der v4utpmobilI9leier" lit sstpObn>
lid aus fGiparSem @biffon nit Sc
Ii6tsmaste unb S6ubbriae. ST
IGiibt @eii6t unb Sadre por Staub
unb 8iub. 9a er ober iebr entiteat,
4dten nur Weniee ben Wutb, ibn gu
tragsu. CUR 8efeiiisuns Der S4Ieier
Siensn tiinftIeriIde S6leiernubeln nit
perl Gabp9ons. Die nit Der Sutfars
be iibereinftimmenb gefpdblt perosn.
Siirtisnabeln tperben 3. 3. gu einem
Sut getrasen, rer buuptiddlid tiirs
tisblau garnirt tit. nm rofa Siite
TGlinssn ii9 fdpar3e S9Ieier nit
Rabsln in Sorm unb 6drbe elmer ipil>
ben Rofe, fir idipdr5 unb peibe Siits
unb S9Isier bienen' Sierli6e Sdnies
bliim9snnaSeln. unb gu tostdniiden
Strobbiten trGst man Rubeln nit
elmer 8arodperle. einem 4metbDften
pber einenl Siirtis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

bur9 sfpei 8iirIisn gesosen, um bon
alien Sdlnub eereintgt gu perben, To-
bdnn pieoer eetrcdnet unb ala Ia. 10.
unb III. QualitGt qeorbnet uab ilnS
pdnn gum Wertduf an ben Sdnolcr
sertig.
Der mabgebenbe Marft fir biz
Robpadre lit beionbers 2onoon uno
fir seringe Mensen aud Reip gOrt.
mo- Die Seoern an Der Golonialproouts
ten=8Drie ssbuuoslt perben ME 1T
Sumburg Der 8affee, pie in Bremen
bic Baumlpoae.
Die robe SunbeIsTeosr nimmt aus
ben SGnoen Der 9roBbGnbler ibren
Deg in 6abriten, bic Iid NIT tbrem
glsi9sn unb 6Grben beIdGftigen.
9ier ipirb iis in Gauge sepalden,
bur9 i9arfe 8iirIten seSosen, ges
flopft unb pieber gebiirItet nit elmer
@ebemenS, als MOLE maj Die Seoern
aerreibsn. 9emnG9it setrpdnst ipers
BEN tie obne RiidIidt auf bic Naturfarz
Re in @6lortaltl0iung nit einem 3us
fab bon SdpeTel1dure geblei9t, bdmit
iebes Slid cine iGneetpeibe 6drbe err
bdlt. Na6 elmer tur3en Na6bleife
nit reinem MaFer, benz etpds Serpen>
tinDl aussTebt 1T, fperben bic Sebern
pieberum getrodnet. unbI iebt Ddnoern
bieienisen, bic nidt rein peiB gefpors
ben iinb ober niGt tpeiB bleiben iolen.
in bie5drberei, mo ibnen Die nebgiiltige
Sarbe segeben pirD.
Hunmebr besinnt ibre 8earbeitunJ
su S9mudfebern in ben entiprehene
ben 5abrifen. Sn lebteren tper6en
poripiesenb Srauen beIddftist, beren
critic arbeit barin beitebt, ben biden
&iel pber S9aft Der Sober auf Der
unterieite, aif pelfer er Defenders
fart berpprtritt. abSui9leifen unb Oas
fir einen nit 9aumtpollen< poer
Seibenfaben umippnnenen pibrirenben
Orabt aufsubdIfen. Bel bieIer 4r5eit
fperbsn sleidseitig bic fdabbaften
SteIIen in Der SABINE Der primafeoer
nit Der S6eere gfatt bsrausgeIhrits
ten unb bur9 entIpredenbe Stiide aus
Sefunbafebern erTebt, unb bas 10 ents
ftanbene @remplar bilbet in Der SeG<
nit Der S9mudfebernfdbrituttpn bic
iogenannte rSauptfeber". 9lei65si>
tig pirb burd Torgfdltises ausiu6en.
Qusidneiben unb 3uiammenieben bon
Sbeilen Der S~etunbafeber cine 3tpeite.
fosnannte vSilfsfeber" bon entIpres
Genber 2Gnge gebilbet. Der 9duptfeber
untergelest unb nit oieIer 10 feit unS
10 Iauber perndbt, bab Das 9dnSe
bic nunmebr .poGtommene Sober,
aus nur elmer Gsber gu bethlehem Ideint
unb es zines geiibten 4uses beOarf.
Inn bic Soppelung entSeden gu tOn@
men.
Wert6bollere 5eoern perbsn bur4
@ersinisung BON Spei slei9 guteu pris
mafebern bergeitent, bagegen purbe
ielbit bas i9GnIte gremplar etne gu
penis bi9te SABINE beIiben, UNI ais
bpItpmmene S6mudfeber @ertpenz
bung finoen gu tOnnen, pielmebr 1T
iebe iolde. ipie mir iie bel ben puBmdz
derinnen tGufli9 erbalten, unter allen
%lmitGnben gebpppelt.
Nudbem nunmebr audi nod Der
iidtbare She'll bes Gieles auf beiben
Seiten sesldttet unb polirt 1T. bebarf
bic SGmudfebsr, um poGtommen gu
iein. nur nod Derienieen arbeiten, Die
aud BEL urrs isbe Mpbiitin an ben :5r
our @ufarbeitung iibsrgebener, IdOn
in Sebrauf eelpeienen Dornimmt. sic
piro in eA Oampfbab sebra4t, nm
lie elaItiId 5u MAIDEN, unb eno!i9
apiI6en benz 9aumen unb elmer itum<
pfen MeKertlinge gum 3pede Der
arGuIeIuns acknowledgement.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

= Yeruf. Nuttio.
natOr: rGsbrtes SrGulein! Ra9s
benz i9 Sic BON Der Gdtbsit meiner
@efiible iiber5eust gu baben CLAUDE,
fraae ih sic, molten Sic meme ssrau
perbtn? Gum eritsn gum 3peiteH
unb gum = Dritten!"
8ere9uenber Wunfh.
o.: r@5, ipsnn meme 5rdu afs WGSs
Gtn mr. bdbli9 ssfptien pGre!" =
g.: rSonberbarsr Duni&, tporum
bsnu2~ - 81: .Run.. Oanu bate i'd
fe Hidt geb,irdtbet."
Iusftu9t. Riftsr: vWie
toanttu Sic nur Sbre Srau io Suii&.
ten2 Die @rme bat bob ohneoies
Sorssn senus9" = @usstIa9tsr: sd
Bah ihr bic Sorasn aus Dem aopl
idIassn ppIsu. @err Riatsr.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

-praris. Or: Sic ieben mid
ia an, uls OBJ i'd Shnen fdon i'm Sc,
ben mas f9ulbig eeblieben tpGre! g.:
Sa irren Sic fi6 aber; 2eute, bic mir
mas f4ulbis sebIisben finb. ftbs i'd
%iiberhuupt Hiat mehr an.
= Dorbereituns. Gr: .gs
1T ia unbeimlih. pie piel &dffse Du
mchlen labt!" - sic Ole elm &rGn5s
Den ab6alten min: rSu, mir babeu
beuis eiusn r;,iissn StOff gu erIeOi>
len!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

-ein p9iGofOpb. Bauer
(ber iid einen3dbn sieben IaHen min:
rWas. On binbeft mir Sdnbe uno
Siibe9" = 8dber: aSapobt! -. Sd
baltic es ni&t fir n6tbis. bab mir btibs
S4meraen leiben!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21

not enly be ause it Is our duty: but because it is
ours We ase neither the friend of the rich man
e the % the q pnar h as Or
and we inteid that all men, rich and poor. shall
alike sHfs the Ia" alike and receive its protection
In the building adjoining the Music Hall
of the lace curtains caught fire from spark.
Some one turned in fire alarm. In small
quarter of the building there much excite
ment for one or two minutes. Benson Foraker,
son of the Senator, heard that the Fire Depart
ment had been summoned, and, realizing the
danger of panic such as the one in Birining-
ham, Ala. yesterday. out in the street in
time to stop the engine driver. His action un-
doubtedly averted panic.
1t seemed to-day that the citizens of Cincin-
natl had determined not to let the people of
New England and the South give the President
a warmer reception than they did. Buildings
were covered from the ground to the roof by
pictures of the President and flags and bunting.
Pands played, while the great crowds eheered
almost constantly. Arriving here at 1920 a. m,
the President went to the St. Nicholas Hotel for
luncheon. Civic and military organizations pa
raded later.
The President was the guest of the directors
of the fall festival, being held for the third
successive year. He visited Washington Park.
the carnival ground, where he received hearty
reception. About . o'clock he spoke to eight
thousand people in the same hall where he deliv
cred his speech tonight 1t was the Presidents
greeting to the business men, the Chamber of
Commerce, the Manufacturers Club and the
Business Mems Club having large delegations in
the audience.
After that the directors of the festival gave a
dinner for the President at the st. Nicholas
Hotel, the menu for which as follows:
points
Chablis.
Clear turtle
Amontillado Pasado.
Hors dPuvre varies
Pompano Marguerite
Potatoes Princesse.
Moet ct chandon.
Brut Imperial
Saddle Southdown mutton Kentucky sauce.
French stringbeans
Sherbet Kirsch.
English Grouse. Hominy Fritters.
Lettuce salad.
Glaze diplomatic au marasquin.
Mignardises Camenbert. Coffee
S. O. T. Cognac.
Apoinars.
Cigars.
President Roosevelt left Cincinnati at mid
night for Detroit, where he will be tomorrow
and Monday. He will attend church there in
the morning, and will visit ex-Secretary Alger.
The only stops made to-day at Harris
burg, Altoona and Waynesville Large crowds
demanded speeches. though these places were
the programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-21

Clarence Snow. Lawrence Taylor and j. l.
woods They gave evidence of passing a rest
less night Mr.. Taylor acted as spokesman for
the party. He said:
The enemies of the Mormon Church accuse
ITS members of practising the blood atOnement.
There is nothing in it, and this crime could not
have been committed through any ideas of
Mormonism that this young may have pos
sessed He is an outcast-a dissolute man-and
MS habits are such thai we could not have any
conversation connection with him of any
kind. He was outside of Church and we
wanted nothing to do with him.
Augustus ]. Powers. president of the Enter
prise Engraving Company, No. 21S Fulton St
told the police last night that he had seen
Young between and , o'clock yesterday after
noon in Herald Square. Mr.. Powers said that
his company had done work for Young when the
latter was running The Crusader that he
knew the man and could not be mistaken. He
went to Police Headquarters to lay his informa-
ton before Captain Titus.