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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
absebof,tes @sIsIaub.

Ser Gderbaufecrsidr Billion, tpeIder
oas nbrbIi&e Widisan, @isconfn unb
Ninneiota bereiit bat. um iia bnrdbsr su
unterridisn. mas seidsbep iann. um bic
tpeiten 2anohride. melde atssbOIst nor.
ben itnb. entpsber outh Mieberauforl.
un8 ooer eui6 Ianoniiibidaitlihe 8es
bauun8 ipieNet nubbor 40 MAIDEN. Bat
ouf ieiner Ridreiie nab Wcibinaton
Chicago puifi't. usber oas greebnib
islner ReiIe iprad Sseretdt Wilfon iid
iple fclat Gus:
.,Ges betrefenbe 2nnb iisbt eseen,
ipdriis irauris eenue aus, ss ipitb nber
mslner aniidt nod init SiIfs bss Adsrs
bous Departments mt Der 8eit cine
productive Turmseeeno psrben. SD
iperoe aues. mas in meinen &rdfisn ltebt,
ibun. um bic 8sfienIuna unb guliipiruns
oleier arobsn 2anbhrsdsn su e%rmuibisen.
5b ipetoe aub aasn. ipsIds iib bort
nIeSsr gu lcien beobfGtiasn. bslfsn''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
Werfph. Sise Juftijpfiess auf Der
e~ntleaenen Sufel Guam:

MertpIrbise Suformatipneu l6er +
Art Der Sutppfsee ouf Der peltenllce .
men Snisl @unm. Der neuen auitraIh6en
8sfibuue Ontel Sans, erbisIt Der Son
5taneiseo 81 lminer" in e,nsm Yrlpat,
brisfe, seidrteben bon BEN sb mlligen
Warineioloaten @bnaro Sobaion ir
A8am. Guam. Sobnion melpet. hns ei
un6 apeI Sameroben am 4. Roi 1901
Elm 8eTesben eeaen bic ameIitan,id y
8sisbe ii6 au S&ulben iommsn lisBen
Dab iie ibre Shulo einasitanben batter
-aber nismols Dor Elm 8~tisss8eritt ee.
tommen pdren. Drei Gage nab lbrn
Bsrbnftune bubs Marinss @ommanbsm
S6rboer cine Otbre erIcHsn. peI6.
5oloaten uno @ipllten unter bic Surie
oltticn ces @eridtsbofsS Der eriien Sn.
itans Der Snisl brn6le. SObnion fdbtl
fort
.,Wir tpuroen o Ibeiaeism @etidir
B 9 ,8duhes" oneetlaet. Darunier n
1uss su Ustltsben. bon elmer 9ebprele,
rel an bic su sinsm Ruubmctb. Wu
tpuroen ale Drel uufsefoIbsrt, ie $500
gut Beftrsitun9 Der Nuslnesn su ospOni.
ren. RaldrIid paren mir nldt oosu i'm
Sianoe. Man bradie uns Dor einen
ipaniiten 8lhter. Der uns nubsFabL, BE.
laftunssssuemb plbsr unS ieltft %atsules
gen, Die 8Hbanblunssn ReI6oben in
ipanlf6n Spro6s. bic mir nldt pet fan,
ben. Nir putben mOnatelane bine3O.
gen, obne su piRtn. pie uniere Sa6s
tano. Sine Anfrnae an ben @ouusrneur
blteb erfoIaIos. Nm 3 OtloFer bbrtsn
mir unier nIibeil !: SObnion fetSs SABRE,
Sebn Simmer bier Sabre. SOtn Stof,s
bier Sabre sDsi WOnnie 8sfdnsnib.
Wir uppelirten. bod uertparf oas gu.
preme' @etiht unfere 9eidn Tbe. Die
@eisbe, unter osnen mir ateeuitbsili
purben. limb I'M beirsfsnosn eOosr aus.
oiiidIid fir ..Sorbiee." tudbrsnO Msibe
6ur4 cine Surp proseliirt psrben iolen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
RaIter Gmpfaue fur Amsrifansr
In europa.

Die Dtdnaes Weibobsn Der Niialieesr
oes @omiies. ipslhss bon hem Ser.
Staaten'N rbeits Bureau nod @utcpa
sniieneel ipuroe. UNI ba ben G,hHnb Der
@sipetfihnf Q 3 reinieunsen auf ben
Ntteiismalfl au unicifuhen. babsn fibet.
ou, mo bic s rren binaeiommsn iinb,
ibernus unanssnsbm bs,iibri, unb baiin
pue ole gIfldl uns su finbsn isin, penn
bic Serren ned ibrsr 8ddtebr nod
0duie iit iiber ben ialien @mpfane be.
Hagen iclisn. Der ibnen faf lhernu ,u
fbsii aripotoen OH ..Neue 3diibs
3sliurg" conitalui be 9batfabe,
cnb ols AmsrIEuner ..nlsu neugwiis''
aelpeien, su i,bt in bic ptipOiehen De.
taIls elnsvplunBen ipdten unb eab man
'bnCn tesbalb pieliad ieltt ean, barm.
ioie Sniotmailonen peiwelaert babe,
ntb TIE ..5ronifuisr 3eiune'' per.
DHenilibt ene 3u,huft uus idbat6su
5at,itanienilnieu, II bsIhsr elelhe
Wtbiiimmuns une Oppciilion ssstn o,e
amst'fanlibm ..Nolbrt" b%siboteebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
Jabif&e 8ep6Iferune In Weip 9Jorf
sahlt 5SH, 7SS S6pfe.

Nah elmer ioeben perbFenilihien gu
iammsnteQuns Der .Setuiib Worlo".
pslbe iid bauptiddlib auf bic 8eridte
Der Geiunobsitsbsbbrbe lber bic 3abl
Osr iabii6en 8esrdbnihe aGBt. sibt es in
Der Stabt Netp 0ori osrseit nidt tpeni'
ger ale 584, 788 Subsn. uub 1T in Wun'
battan allen (oer eneeren Stact Netp
Dori, auf Manbattan Sslanb) iebe
p,erte 9erion elm Suoe ober cine Sdbin.
Sabiids 8serabniHe ianben i'm pOri.
gen Sabre in Neip YoIf 1897 iatt. SIN
Dem biGtsh bspBlfsrisn iGoli&sn Ditrltl
aber betrdst bic Sierbli6feiis . &ats
sttpas lber l5 pro 9auienb barous
srslbt f9 in Der Mlitte bsS Sobres 1901
Ito nett ssbt bic 8uiammsnitelune iber
bic 8serdbniHs) cine iloif&e 8tpbIfer'
una bon 533,133 Seelen. Seitoem aber
linb nidt ipsnieer als 81 1886 Suoen in
Rem Oort anesiOmmen uno baielbit &C.
blisbsn, unb bic NettoSunabme our6 @e'
turtsn (absr bic 3abI Der EObesfal'
binaus) bstrdst weitere l2.400. 81
iOmlmi oann bic obiBe 8abI beraus.
Die 8abl idoii&sr Ssiratben in 9Ran'
battan ALIEN betrue i'm porissn Sabre
5000. Dieis Ssiratbsn tperbsn anf 10
pro 3auIenb bst idoiiden @eiammibe'
uDllsruns sei&att. Durna& fam mon
auf insgeiammt 506, 200 Seelen in
Ranbattan i6Iiebsn. tpOSu eunn nod bic
$1,000 Subsn bon 8roOtIpn une bic gu
nabme bur& Gintpanoeruns unb ben nes
berlhub an @eburten tommen. Aut
auf bisfe @siie selanst man unsefdhr iu
Der obisen S&abuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
@ranfaer Mprh.

Mie elm 2apitsI aus sinem tplfsn
SdauerrOman ilinet bas @sftdnbniB.
bas ber 22idbries Bopb 8srbam ben
8~enninetoner Bsb6roen ssma&t bat.
Ser iunse Wann 1T bsi&ulbist. suiam.
men init ieinem l9 Sabre alien 8rubsr
2sbi perbam, Stella Bates unb Srau
Wateus 8oeers, ben @atten Der 2stte.
ren stmOrbet su baden, i1iebt isbo6 in
ieinem 8efenntnib bic game S9ulb aui
feline Witaneetlaetsn. GOD uno tbeuer
perfidert er. bob Srau Rossrs bic Worb.
that lett Woden eggplant unb feinen 8ru.
Der sur a%usfibruns bsrislbsn ssbunesu
babe. neil sr islbf ben SOB" nidi
lbernsbmen tpoate. Stella Bates foo
bas bel BEN Bsrbredsn p%srtpsnosts Gblo.
roform beIhafft baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
Col %mabnfnnta fein.

SIN ben bb&iten Rssisrunesirsiisn tuirt
tuisbsr bel lber bic @resntrieitdtsn bel
iunesn fpaniiden 86niss alfOniO ssfprO'
den. Sa6psrtdnoiee srfIdrsn brett.
bab Der iunse Wann iDabninnis in,
Seins Nutisr fol- ii& bsrsits an ben
8aiisr bon Ositerrsi& um 8atb sstpanbi
babsn. ginss Der Sauptpsrenlsen bel
iunssn Setrf&srs beftsbi BARN. f@ nadi
i'm S&lORs bsrumsutrsiben. Sanet psrs
trisb er ale 264e aus Der alde uni
fsisrte bann NIT ben Sdsusrfrauen cine
Dreis. Man ipridt baUon. baB isint
Rutter ipieber tpirb bic Serri&aft fai
ibrsn unsure&nunssfdbiSsn SObn lber.
nebmen mlRen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
Sonssrbare auaewobnbeit.

@tne h6bh ionosrbnte Operation
iru he IN 1cp.fI. 8dnioS. an Der 10,
ldbiatn @an SorlHt roUsoasn unh piib
Indictment sinen hi iehlaepben @silauf
ustmen. Ios Ratbn bate namI d.
oe A"s tpcb b II. ihEs Saais aus benz
8spi su / ebfn unO f. tiaunlemibiuden
Or Whame pun OpettroOf brndis lie
na6 3ppeta, um Ie su cpNiren. Bel
'r Spsrclion fIno man. baB TIRE @s.
arms mi rrnem 9imtumpsn, II 3oa
I'm Sudm fer unc 5 2Ol lana. anas.
flul ma,en Die Rltlue pito pabr.
benllb o~tuei,n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
Wereienft unb eebensfoften.

90 bel tpirb eerebet unb eefGrisben
iiber bic 8ertbeurung beS Gebensuniers
baItss, buB cine i%orsfdItiee nnteriu&una
in bieisr Sinfi&t alsemein piafcmmen
aebeiben ipsrben blrfte. Cine fol&e
Stubie Iisfert Der 8sri&t bes Bureau
Of 2abor Statihics" bes Staates Wai'
faHuietts, tpeI&es ais eine Muioritdt er'
fen 8aness betra&tet pirb.
Sieies Bureau Bot bur& Spesiala8en'
ten in beriaisbensn Snbuhristabten bee
Staatss gtbebuneen bssleli& Der 2oiten
bss 2ebensunterbalts anfelen Iofisn, bic
fi& auf @obnunssmieibs, 2ebensmiiteI,
SeismatsriaI. 8Isibuns. absrbaupt aass
besisbt. bas sur SGbruns zines SauStal'
tss stb5rt. Das Grsebnib If in 9dras
SoIgenbsB
Set 1897 ID Der greis Der Grocery
tuaarsn un 7.03 Proaent ,urldaesanssn.
Der 9reis Der eieentti@en 2ebensmitteI
isbo1 UNI 1884 e~eitiessn, mas alto ei.
mem Msbr bon ll.l6 prosent for bic
sisentli&sn 2ebensbeclrfnife 8lsi&.
fommt.
Set 1879 fnb bic 9rsiie bisisr arti.
Eel UNI 1897 eefaqsn. Dis Preiis fir
Gaenpaaren, S&ute, baben felt 1897
cine Gsbuition BON 1907 proDent. felt
1879 cine ioI&e bon IL .0l PrO3snt ers
fabren. Die @obnunesmietbe 1T felt
1897 UNI SO 43 unb I'm Q pro,snt isii
1879 in bic S6be eesaneen ; Der preis
bss Seismaterials tiee felt 1897 mn g..
10 9rOasnt. fisI felt 1872 UNI 26. 81
8rosent.
aus ben b~orhsbsnbsn 8obIsn sisbt baa
Bureau bas Haeit. baB 60 ssBenpartip
eines Msbreinfommens bon Sc "a PRO
Sabr bsnBtbiet, um bisielben artiisl unb
bleielbs Auantitdt 40 iaufsn tpie i'm
Sabre 1897. Das iommt sinem 3ul&Iap
bon 10 SO Prossnt eIei&. anbsrsrisiis
felt fi& Der untetbalt UNI sl98. 46 Ooet
10 80 9rcssnt biaissr ais i'm Sabre
1872.
Die Statiftit Iisfsrt teinsn anbaIts.
punit binfi&tli@ bss llnteri1isbsS Der
2obnperbdltniHe spii&en 1897 Lnb 1902.
aber Elm friberss Bulletin srsisbt, baf
has SabreseiniommeH sinss 2obnarbsi'
tiers in MaHa6uistis obns 8ldf4t nuI
NIter unb @ei@leht i'm Sabre 1901
b~ur&ihnittIi& $449 SO tstrug. Ser
bur&i&nittli1e SabrssIobn zines mann.
iiden 4rbsiters ibsr 81 Sabre betrul
s542 20, beieniee zines tpebll9sn lbel
81 Sabre s342 SO. Der ilngern Nrbeitet
1921 81. SIM 9urdi&nitt bstbienieu
bic arbsitsr i'm Sabre 1901 SO OF msbr.
ais I'M 8oriubre. pas sinem Nsbrper.
bienf bon 1.82 Prosent sleidfommt
fir bic in neun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8ei&dftisien betrue bic 8unabms 50 Al
obsr ale Proaent.
Der 8eretei& spii&en BEN Nsbrsin'
fommen 6es Arbeiters unb ben Msbtfo.
fen bes 2ebenSunterbalts fault bemnad
tu nneunhen oes Nrbeiters aus, ba elmer
8srtbeusrIns Der SsbdrfniKs bon H..
SO 9rosent nut cine 8srbeRsruns bel
2obnpsrbdltniHe bon 1872 rsfp. giinfi'
eenfuls cine ioI@e bon 2.l9 prosenI
eesendberitebt.
Wlit nnberen Morten : Die 8sHsrunl
Der @rbsitsberbdltpife in bieien Subrsr
Der ,.PrOsiperitdt" beisbt p~or;ussipsii
in permebrter Nrbsitseslsssnbeit. Ddb'
reno bic Gruhs ,,Seu MAIDEN tpdbrenl
bic Sonne i&eint," gebsn re oem grbei'
ter iaum @eleeenbeit. aud sinsn Roib
pfsnnie fur bic Gage SuridsuIsstn, hi
bic Sonns Der prospeIitdt ni&t msbl
Ieuhtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
Dieuft CUR iei@tereu Ssf6rOeruus
fdiperer 9afteu.

Die Sqinpis Giisnbabn . @sisni6ofi
last 8eriu&s nit elmer G,finbune. mel.
DE erOBs Nsnbsrunsen i'm SraGtpsrfebr
b%erpursurufen peripri&t. %uornsbmen. @s
banbelt ii6 um cine 8Orridiune an ben
Rdberu Der Sro&tpusaOns, ipeI6e es
einem sinssInen Wenf9sn srmbsli9sn
iou. einen i&per belaosnsn 8asen ,u
f&ieben. Gin nit 80. 900 pfunb Stubl
bslubsnsr @assn purbs bsqusm bon
elmer einsslnen 9srion bin unb Der ss.
i@Oben. GO beist. bab bic nsus grfn'
oune 60 ermDeliden pirb, bic 2~abunssn
Der Sra&tSase minesitsns 30 perooppsln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04

SIN IdmmtIi&en 2onboner 8Idttern
mar bisisr Gage ausfGbrli& su leisn, bab
95nis @bparb beabf&tise, snttpeber
nod in bieiem Setbit Ooer anfanss
Srdbiabr nd&fen Sobres SrIano sinsn
8siua absuitaiten. 80 purbs binsuses
fast, bab biefsr 8siu& i'm SHINE elmer
grmutbisune fir ben iunssn 2oro' 9isu'
tenant bon SrlunO. ben Carl bon Duts
Iss, aussuIeeen iei. BEN Der a6nia in
bobsm Grade suestbun iei. Ssbt itslt
Ti@ bsraus, buB bisis Rudri&t p6ais
aus Der 2uft eesrifen III unb ibr nidts
anbsrss ais Der fromms @uni@ siniser
IOpalsr SrIdnbsr ~ @runbs Iisst, bic
hisism @unf@ in einsm ber Glubs su
gOipss 4usbrud seeeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04

Mortbpefern Rational Suinrante gompani..
non @iIluautee. @is., eesen aIeganosr Sdlan.
to. Shulo $4l5.36. Snosmenf No 51s. Mai
3srmin 1901. eeU ga gum September Sermin
1902.
8iGIarS, 8arrsn & Snapp. anudIts
aa bas stnannte gistntbum pirt uar ssssn
8aartabluns p%trfauft.
Gbas. $. S@aSt, Sderif.
S&aiFs OHiss Scranton, pa, ben 20. au.
euf 1902.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04

= @ubanii6s 8oai&iHe bnbsn setn
britiids S&ife bei&loannbmt. tpe'de
S6muessI irisben. Rsun Der S&ffe
ipu ben auf 8eranIOfuus bes briiii6en
GoniuIs ipisber f%rsiesesbsn. otsr bas
;ebnie, bic ,.@uen NOOrs". pirb feftsss
baIisn unb ibr Bitter fOl in Strafe Bss
nommen tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04

- 2aneiam. nb,r srfreuIi6 fnb bic
SOrtidritie. bic bic SOrapirihiGafi bier
iebt matt. Ni&t nur bsridieoens lln;s
berftdtsn unb Colleges babsn reseI,
mdbiee aurfe etabIiri. es bsftsben nun.
mebr aud etipa 3 MiGionen pripoipaI,
bunseu in peri6iebsnsn Staten unier
fa&mannii&em 5Orhf9ut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04
: WaperiIde QbaeOrbneie pouen IN

= 8uperiids absecrbneie ipcIen in
Der nd&fsn SisunespsriObe bss @ti6s.
tags 8sruntportIidisit Der Mipiaer
fur pribate, ober aIs REORGANIZATION
n~nauiebenbe NeuBsrunaen bes 2aifsrs
%perIanesn. 60 fou fit eos teiannte
aaiierteIearomm on ben 8rinpesentsn
2uiipplb 8a@e genDmmen tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04

sasr GnSeisen finben bur6 Sas $40
@enblntt" bic i~peitefte 8srbreituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-04

oer 3ransuauI . @efanoiidnft benad
tldtlst, beB nit gnbe Srplcmber ibi
Oiente nidt mebr tea6'bist perbsn, h
Die @eianbtfdoft absei6eft iplrn.
eeptS puroe beosutst, buB sr feline Std
lung uufaeben m09e, uno man e,tparlsl.
oob Der ftdbers SiuaiSisfrstdt &sib isb.
IN bic Spite Der rluperIDbulihsn ireier
une cine unttb,iiifbe Gampasns aui BEN
Sontlnente leiien nirb.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-17
STREET PROFANITY.

Profanity on the streets is grow
ing worse instead of better. Last
Sunday evening as the church goers
were on their way to service the
ioafers were getting in their usual
work. At the First National Bank
corner a crowd was gathered, and
also in front of the hotels. Regard
less of the fact that many ladies
were passing they were pouring out
profanity in chunks, and seemed
to be doing it purposely. Is there
no redress for this sort of thing
Must private citizens act as prosecu
tors, or have they the right to ex'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-17
BLOOMSBURY. PA. THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1902
VESTED OHOfRs.

There was time, and that COM
paratlvely but few years ago, when
vested choirs were to be found only
in Episcopal churches of the school
known as High Church." Twenty
FIVE years ago there were very few of
them outside OF the cities. To have
proposed then the introduction of
vested choir into such church as St.
Paul's, Bloomsburg, would have been
met with open hostility by large
portion Of the congregation, as a step
towards ritualism, il not indeed, a
movement towards Roman Catholic
ism. When, about ten years ago,
the vested choir was introduced here,
it was not with unanimous consent.
There were many who had m;sgivings
as to the outcome, and few who for
a time absented themselves from
church on this account, but as they
saw what an Improvement it was,
larger choir, better music, uniformity
of dress, more impressive services, all
opposition ceased, and today there
would not be one vote in favor of
abandoning it.
The advantages of vested chors
are being seen by others as we'll as
Episcopalans, and they are growing
in number. In Hollands" letter
to the Philadelphia Press last Sun
day, the following appears:
"There are, however, other evil
dences OF the gradual establishment
of community Of interest among the
denomnational churches, notably
here in Manhattan, where upon Easter
Sunday, for the first time in any
Baptist church in the United States,
a vested choir took part in the SER
vices of Easter Sunday. This was at
the church which formerly worshiped
in Twenty-third Street, and over
which the Rev. Thomas Dixon was
pastor.
The introduction of a vested choir
seems to have been agreeable to the
congregation, but it is noticed that
some of the other Baptist churches
here have been disposed somewhat ,o
! crlticise it. The criticism, however, is
vague, and feeble, and the chances are
that within year or two many of the
Baptist churches here will, now thai
the step has been taken, adopt the
vested choir. 1t is not so long age
that the feeling has been forgotten
that there did prevail in New York
outside of the Episcopal and Catholic
churches decided repugnance to the
vested choir, but now at least one
half of the Methodist churches il
New York and one Presbyterian
church here have vested choirs an(
the understanding is that severa
other Presbyterian churches are seri
ously considering the introduction o
them"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-17

pect the paid officers of the town to
so perform their duty that women
and children will not be compelled
to listen to oaths and obscanity
every time they go on the street in
the evening? Rev. ]. D. Smith
earnestly referred to this subject
recently, and it ought to be agitated
until it is stopped. Bloomsbury is
worse in this respect than any other
town we know of, and there is no
use Of trying to conceal the fact. 1t
has that reputation with travelling
men. Loud profanity on the streets
can be stopped il the police will
make an example by an arrest or
two, and the imposition of fine of
81 cents for every oath uttered.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-17
CHRISTIAN HOLIDAYS.

There is growing tendency to-
wards wider observance Of Holy
Week and Easter everywhere.
Churches of nearly every faith through
out the country held special services
on the seven days preceding Easter.
The old denominational prejudice
against display of the significance
of the period is gradually disappear
ing, and there is no reason why 1t
should not. The very foundation
stones of the Christian religion are
the facts that Christ was born; that
he was cruci6ed and died; and that
he rose again. With many, Christ
mas is day set apart for gift-making
and turkey dinners; Good-Frday is
observed as day when banks and
government Offices close because the
law makes it legal holiday; and
Easter is observed as the proper sea-
son for eating boiled eggs, and COM
ing out with new spring bonnets.
The rapidly growing tendency to
observe these days for what they
really are, is to be most heartily COM
mended, and the lessons they teach
cannot tail to benefit the world. We
cannot believe that Christ lived un-
less we believe that he was born, and
hence the observance of Christmas as
the birthday of the Redeemer. We
cannot believe that he died for the
sins of the world unless we believe
that he was crucified, and hence the
observance of Good Friday. And un-
less we believe in the resurrection OF
Christ from the dead we can have no
faith in the Immortality of the soul,
no hope tor future existence beyond
this life. Easter is the queen OF all
festivals, and in few years will be
universally observed as such.
1t is not pretended that the day:
designated for the observance o
these fasts and festivals are the exac
! ones. Easter and Good Friday
could not be so, for they are movable
But they are as near as it is possible
to get to them, and their observance
helps to impress upon the mind the
most important events, in fact th'
very corner stones of the christian
! religion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-17

The old water wheel, which for
many years has done service at the
Bloomsbury Iron Company's plant
at Irondale, is being removed. 1t
was sold to Frank Drake. He will
dispose of it as old iron.
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New-York tribune., 1902-01-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. "A CSpeciaD.-Wheat finally closed
ae 10 sc over Thursday; early II showed about
that much decline. II was affected for a time by
The coarse grain weakness = cold wave predic-
lion helped most at the last May opened at 7szsc,
sold between 7saLc and 791zc and closed at 1870
sellers; July closed at 1890 sellers Cables came
lover was expected The weather map showed
Lttle additional moisture anywhere. The forecast
Indicated no snow accompanying the low tempera-
tnre The Modern Miller declared there was
good snow covering over most Of the area, but that
Texas. Oklahoma and parts Of Missouri were suf-
teting. Clearances were $4,000 bushels cIearances
over last year. Primary points had 1000 bushels,
CARROTS were sos. against 2os Argentina shipped
Zs491 bushels The market was much quieter.
The seaboard reports nine loads for export. The
yyTSort y situation Is SICK on spring wheats tne
Corn early was $sc to sc lower than THURSDAY.
Western selling and weakness early at St Louis
and Kansas City were for time bearish indu-
bulls brought about the recovery. Patten took
BACK corn he sold yesterday Gables were not or
shipped no corn. Western offerings small
and the receipts here were particularly light,
shipping demand, however, was fully light
me supply ana cash prices did not gain any. The
n2n qn. al ports were only 10000 bushels;
under Thursday: early they showed a loss OF sc
house liquidation The recovery was on the fact
Lat tne Patten party dld no selling. II is stub
nO40lnR us Dig may May SOid at SAC
ana 45zc and closed al 45c sellers; July closed
az Ss5sc; September, 331zc. There were 1O2
here the estimate for tomorrow 100 cars
Samples were q shade easier than the futures. Ac
e &c lower. The seaboaro keeps bearish Every
eing hinges the Patten May line He shows
ne inclination TO sell
,Flaxseed was about nc lower, with Duluth. Cash
clpsed s. 55z 70 81 20. May s. Il bid There
We're 6S cars Of seed at the three points, against
q last year
The provision list closed strong. after suffering
little decline early with the coarse grains. Pork
slosed lOc I21%c Thursday. lard I0c to I2ac
over and ribs PIC sc over The Cudahy party
..Sok lard Some Of the other packers were buyers
There only 5000 hogs West against 73 900 last
ported
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25
Notire of Dissolution
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTlCE OF DISSOLUTION.
-. Notice hereby given that al general meeting Of
- seeao.aers Of The Railroad Dumping Car Company.
- si TIE ofce OF said Company. the City State
Asw York, the eigh hteelth day OF December 1901
1osloWing resolution adopted by q
70 wit: - - - f~@'' a. -oa4o"s'
sss4pec That this corporation be hereby dis
aao The President Of this corporation is hereby
o 1s empowered directed certify this resolu-
to Ger his nand and the seal company
hh ecfetasy Of State Of West Virginia. pub
serk resolution the period Of week for sig
hf5 some newspaper II general circulation published
<nN - ~ OF keW York State OF New York said city
oscyoret.on - N-~4DSsS @@N S'4NS'p@4 oshce OF THIS
80 oAoer my hand thiz 10Th day OF Decenber 1901
GEORGE " DUSHAAd. President
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON COMPANY

Denver, Colorado. January d. 1902.
HOLDERS Of the Of IS 100000 Mortgage Bonds Of
THE COLORADO COAL AND IRON COMPANY. due
February 1902. hereby principal
said bonds. together with the February coupons
paid the date named at the office of the
Fiscal Agents The Colorado Iron Company,
BLAIR & CO.. 80 Wall Street York.
JOHN L. JEROME. Treasurer.
EK 20 Q0/ WATER AND LIGHT BONDS
O/2, W 90 and dividend paying stocks n
spec1aity. Highest bank references. send
for list RoBT. L. STRAHORN. Spokane. Wash.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-25
s4th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge. satisfy
which the above described property 70 be sold, is
e37Os with interest thereon from day
Of December 1901 together with costs and allowances
S373.62, interest OF
December 1901 together expenses Of the sale
amount 9th
liens. which TO be allowed the purchaser
purchase money paid by the referee
interest.
Dated New York. December sIst 1901
DANIEL MASON Referee
The OF the above described premises hereby
adjourned Monday the 3rd day OF February. 1902,
the hour and place
Dated New York January Path. 1902.
DANIEL MASON. Referee.