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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
60 TO WEST POINT
THIS AFTERNOON
Excursion for Benefit Of Fire
Sufferers Goes at a
O'Clock P. M.
Previously acknowledged, ........... $3.50 "A
Philip Gibson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90

Previously acknowledged, $3.50 "a
Philip Gibson. ......................... Is 90
Total .........''.....'.'....'.'$ .'$Sst "a
The cheap-rate excursion to West Point,
the flre-stIicsen village, will leave Rich
mcnd this afternoon Mt o'clock over the
Southern Railroad when 1t Is expected
several hundred people will take advan-
tage Of the extraordinary opportunity of
viewing the ruins Of the recent conflagra-
lion Every cent taken in will be donated
to the relief fund for West Points benefit,
ana the sum total will be swelled consld-
erably.
CAPTAIN westbury. district passenger
agent of the Southern, Is of the opinion
that the crowd will be record breaker
for this season of the year, He states
that ample accommodation will be afforded
all who desire to take the trip. coaches
a-plenty having been provided for,
outside OF the charitable spirit involved.
tho trin will be we'll worth the price-hfty
cents FOR the round fare, Coffee, sand
wIches. Sc, will be sold by the ladies at
West Point for the benefit OF the fire
sufferers,
The benefit which Mr.. frank Bostock
has agreed to give also promises to be
! huge success, Already large number
of tickets have been disposed of for Mon
day night, and 1t Is expected thar the
lnreest crowd of the season will be on
hand for the entertainment.
MI. Jim Mum, the well known local
ertertainer, said yesterday afternoon that
thc performance he has arranged to put
on MI Leader Hall, Manchester, next week
for the benefit of West Point will be the
hest amateur effort ever put forward in
,either Rlchu,ond or Manchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
PEANUT COMBINE
TOBE INCORPORATED
(By Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. May s.-The
Confectionery Review to-day says:
The Michigan Underwriting Company.
of Detroit, has completed a combine OF
the peanut industries. Tho American Edi-
BILE Nut Company will soon be tncorpor-
per cent. preferred and s2.750.0o0 Of COM
mon stock, and VIII absorb the eighteen
plants near Norfolk. Va, where the gem
eral offices will be located The yearly
output within eighty miles OF Norfolk Is
five million bushels.
The incorporators are: Adolph W. Ehr-
man. and W. E. Featherly. Detroit; F. H.
Helmer, Jackson: George E. Hardy. Grand
Rapids; John Ryan, Of Bad Axe; and
John NJ. Ealy, of Cairo, Mich. and 81. S.
Griggs. OF Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
j. S. b. THOMPSON is
NAMED AS RECEIVER
(By Associated Press. }

ATLANTA. GA, May s.-Judge Pardee,
OF the Circuit Court of the United States.
signed an order appointing J. 8. 3.
Thompson receiver OF the assets Of the
Atlanta and New Orleans branch offices
of the Consolidated Dental Manufactur-
ing Company. OF New York, the order
providing that the receiver should take
possession Of the assets unless the COM
pany should within ten days from the
datae Of the order give bond in the sum Of
S35. 900, in which event no receiver
would be necessary.
The receivership proceedings arose from
a bill alleging indebtness to ~tac~m main
company on tho part of the branch Of.
fices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
BRYANT'S FATE TO
BE DECIDED TO-DAY

Governor Al. Montague returned from
Norfolk yesterday morning and spent the
day in his office, His Excellency received
the Wise county delegation, who are seek
ing commutation Of the sentence of VIII
son Bryant and to-day was fixed for
tnking up the case for final disposition.
The papers In the case We're presented
by the following gentlemen: Senator r. p,
Bruce. commemorative Attorney w. w.
q, podson and W. II. Barneya at fAX1ssA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
BURNED WITH ACID
Mr.. Edgar Bowers Suffered by Break
ing of Bottle.

Mr.. Edgar Rowers, manager Of the
rracIe drug store, who vas painfully
buried with nitric acid Thursday after
noon is getting along nicely at his homo
IN the Madison flats on Fifth Street
Mr.. Bowers was arranging some bottles
~, a shelf in the rear OF tho store. when
n vial of the acid upset and spilled over
his left arm and fott., The acid IS
extremely strong. and before Mr. Bowers
could remove his coar and shoe and wash
Il OFF, he had been painfully burned,
Dr, A, B, Gax2sr "a treating HIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
WHOLE NUMBER, 1926.

ard Mr.. r. s. Mcrall, attorney. Of Dick
enson county.
These gentlemen arc much interested
iii the case of Bryant, who has wife
and two little children, and whose case
las excited widespread sympathy In his
section. Bryant is q white man and comes
of & good family.
MIR. McFall said yesterday that story
from DIckenson that he had selected his
grave was absurd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
ATTEMPT ON MAGAZINE
CAUSED A PANIC
fRH Annotated Press. J

CoNsTANrlNOPLE. May s,-The at
tempt Wednesday by band of Bulga-
rians to blow up powder magazine at
Monstr caused panic in that town.
The shops and bazaars We're instantly
closed. 1t is believed the attempt was
made with the object of provoking re-
prisals,
The authorities. however have cordoned
the Mohammedan quarters and prevents
ed the Mussulmans from getting out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
COLLEGE is CLOSED
BECAUSE OF SMALLPOX
(By Associatea Press, J

KNOXVILLE, TENN. May Sat the
request of the Board of Health the au-
thorities of Carson and Newman College
of jefferson City Tenn, announced the
closing of the college to-day. The step
was deemed necessary because OF the fact
that fully two dozen students are affect
ed with smallpox, Two additional cases
were reported 1@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
TUSCARORA WILL GO
TO THE LAKES
inv Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May s-Under
orders OF the Treasury Department the
ruscarora. ono OF the new type of rove.
nue. cutters built by the Trigg Company,
of Richmond, Va. will prooeed shortly
to the Great Lakes for service In those
waters. She willN,relieve the cutter Fes'
senden, which will be brought to the
Atlantic coast, refitted and assigned to
asxYIca at Key West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
GAVE HIS CHECK FOR
AMOUNT OF FINES
lRx AssocIuted Press. ]

:
z NEW ORLEANS, La. May s,--Former
President y. II, Pearson, Jr.. of the New
orleans Railway Company. desiring to
leave the city, went into the Criminal
k Court to-day and pleaded guilty to eleven
charges of falling to provide screens In
the street cars to separate the races. Mr..
Pearson was fined S1,10o He gave his
for ths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
PROF. PRICES FUNERAL
It viii Take Place in New York To-
Morrow Afternoon.

According to kilograms received hero
the funeral of Professor Thomas r.
price. of Columbia University, whose
death was announced yesterday, Will
take place in New York Sunday after
noon. instead of IN this city as was at
first anticipated.
& Captain w. Gordon McCabe leaves this
morning for New York to attend the fu-
neral.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
THE TIMES. FOUNDED 1885
THE DISPATCH, FOUNDED 1879.
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS.
the WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, May s.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
Virginia--Fair Saturday and Sunday;
fresh northeast winds on the coast.
North Carolina--Tartly cloudy Saturday
with rain In south portion. Sunday fair;
fresh to brisk northeast winds on the
coast
After day OF comparatively high tenn
peraturc, the thermometer took drop
late last night and the weather grew
decidedly chilly The weather prophet
toresees cloudless skies to-day and to-
morrow.
STATE OF THE THERM oAfErER.
"A. NJ. ~ ~
Il NJ ....'...''''. y.
~. NJ. .'t.'. 30 -
II, At .'' 80 ....., GO
midnight ......................... ....'.... ~
Average CAY
Highest temperature Sestcrihy....,. 20
Lowest temperature yesterday........ ..
Mean temperature yesterdaY.......... =, ~
Normal temperature for May.......... % %
Depart.e @ from normal temperature. " "
Precipitation during past u hours..' l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
DAVIS MONUMENT
ASSN TO MEET
1t is Expected to Assemble in
the City OF Richmond
Next Month.

The Davis Monument Association. OF
which Mrs. S. T. Mccullough, Of staun-
ton, Is president, will, 1t is said, assemble
in Richmond early next June.
Mr., Gudebrod will meet the president.
the central committee and the directors
at that time, and the question of the
Jefferson Davis memorial will doubtless
bc settled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
STATE OF THE THERMoMEtE1
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Enn rises. ..5:os HIGH TIDE. -,
Sun sets. ,7:05 Morning. ..........2:C
Moon sets.....4:Ol ening............Sl5 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09
CAMP BELL
IS REFUSED
HEARING
The MCIlWaine Resolu-
ton is Defeated.
THE MAJORITY WAS
A DECISIVE ONE
TWenty-one Members Oppose
and Thirteen Favor 1t.
SPEECHES PRO AND CON
WERE VERY ABLE ONES
Debate To-Day on a Motion to Strike
Out Two oftho Causes Of the Re- n
movaI--A Final Vote is Likely
to Be Taken To-Day Re-
suIting in Concurrence
inAciion Of House.
SPEECHES PRO AND CON
WERE VERY ABLE ONES.

For Reopening Of Campbell Case
Messrs. Barksdale, Bryant, Garrett,
Harvey, Hobbs, Lyle, Massie, NC
1lwaine, Moon, opie, Sale, Wallace
and Watkins-13.
Against-Messrs. Anderson, Bruce,
Byars, Chapman. Clayton, Cogbill,
Dinwiddie, Donohoe, Ford, Gold, Gun
ter, Hartman, Keezell, Lupton, Sears.
shackelford, Stands, st. Clair, Tyler
Walker and Wickham-21.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-09

CONTINUED on Eighth Page.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Chen NIT Tilipino WfdS&eu blei'
ben aud bier giItie.

S&on fraber ipurbe beridtet, bab bisIs
unierer eblen Rrieeer in ben pbilippinen.
Dffisisre uno @smeine, nit Bbilippinsn'
Mdb&en iid trauen IieBen, neil biefs
sIdubis uno iitili& ersosen. Dirnsn su
iein ii& tpeieertsn. Sic nabmen es mil
bsm Blnbniiie srnR. nidt 70 unfers
,.brapsn SeIben". bisie bsquemtsn ii@-
Idnbli@ fittli&-nur su Der .,Sormali.
tdt", um bic @eipiHen ibrer ,.grforenen''
,u bsrubiesn unb in ber abF@t, NIT ben
Staub 2u3on's aud bic armen Bsib5rtsr
atsui&dttsIn. 9aS in Isiber nur ~
bisIsn seIungen. Cine Der 8strpeener
unb 8erIafienen, enereiider aIs ibrt
S&pehern. iR isbod ibrem iauberr
Ssrrn @smabI, sinsm Offi,isr, na6 ben
8sr. Staaten, mo er iib nit isinsr frii
bsrsn amsriianii&sn Braut su berbinber
seba&ts, sefCtst. Sc iesie natirlid
einen orbeniIi&en Speitafel ab unb bas
8rises. Department battle iih nit be,
SADIE su bef6dftisen. tpeIdeS nun ent'
fdisben baben ipa, bab in ben 9biIippi'
men sei&lofene Chen aud bier reipettirI
tusresn miifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Am Is. pin Sap NIT 0ertretern
ber Suben pesen 8ifdbtHetp's
berathen.

beratben.
Staats. .Ssirstdr Sap bat Elm fdriftIi'
dss @eiud Serrn Simon WoIfs. oas
@rscutip. gomite bes Orben8 8'nai 8'riib
su elmer gonferens be,aeIi& bsr aii&ineip'
Nffaire su empfansen, bamit beaniirortet.
bab sr rem gomite ben 10. Stunt aIs @on'
fsrenatae bsiiimmt BOT. 8si Sefretdr Sap
Iaufsn tdeli& nod cine Mense S&reiben
betrsifs bss 8if&ineips Wlafafres Elm. ni&i
nur bon prominenten Suoen, icnbsrn aud
bon bsrborrasenben Gbrifen, beren Name
TETS in erfer &sibe bel sroBen bumanitd'
rem 8sfrsbuneen eenannt ipirb. Dos
Staats. Dep artement bat 10 biele 8riefe
unb ionifiss S&rifttide smpfnnssn, oaB
ss bieieIben unmb8lid ein3eln beantipor'
ten ionnte. ionbsrn ii6 nit elmer Offbi0ien
MitibeiIuns in ben 8eitunsen beendssn
mubte, in tpel&er bic nnm6pIi6teit bar
ssleet tpuybs, ii& in RuBlanb's inferno
Nnselssenbsiien einsumii&en. aubsrbsm
idsins bic rufIif&e Reeieruns in ber Tbai
ibr 8efes ueriu&t su baben, bic nnruben
su unterbraden, fir tpel&e bic rufiii&s
Reeisruns. ben offi,telen 8sri&ten su.
foIse. feinerIei Berantiporiuns truB.
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Cfieiere Serbuften .

Das pl5bIi&s 8sri&rinben bon ar.
mseoifieisrsn untsr erabirsnbsn mitdn'
ben iGeint aasemad spibemii@ su tper.
ben. 9rsi ioI&er Sale iinb in lester
8sit 3u psr;si&nen. Derisniee bes 2ieu'
tenants Re@oa& BON ariiqeriseorps ifi
,ismli4 ausfdbrIid beiprc&en ipOrbsn.
ebenio bas 0erbuftsn bes 2ieutenanis
2aeout bonn l6. Snfantsris Resimsnt,
ben SGulbsn fOrttrisben. Dasu iommi
nun nod b,r SAL bes 2isutenants 3bo'
mas 6. Murtasb bon Der 81. Gomsasnie
Der 3lfen. ArtiIlerie. fationirt in Gien'
fussos. Guba. Dieter psri4panb am
90. Wlai untsr SinisrIahune eines Wan'
ios bon s46l in ben Rs&nunsen Der
2antinspsrpaItuns. bic er ssleitet battle.
Bobin Murtasb ii& ssipanbt. IN ben
8sb5rben nitt beiannt; folie sr inoeb
aufssfunben ipsrbsn. 70 sriparist ibn elm
Rrisgsgeri@t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11

Rit RidFtt aui bic srobe an,abG non aranten
Ipel4e bic Stitit9en Softoren in brer Office 36 une
"a eonneu 8ebduoe, auf9eubt baben, nnb nibt i'm
Stanoe waren. ie gu iprehen, baben Ssie berporras
Benoe Serren auf uielfettiaes gerangen enaemliat,
eaHtt orsutdbren, ibre 0iene ft 6ie 9eit uon eret
ysonaten poufdnetg toitenirei su eiiten lRee,inen
aus9enonmenl une Studr allen aranten, pel6e iie
pon 1est bio ,nm Snli betreiis Bebanbluna dfirs
9en mogen. 0as betBt natirlid ncht, oab bic Office
eee Saftnts an btetem 1age gei9oiien pirb, ba iie
pier tt immer etabltr " uno bas ganse Sabr bins
enr9 oien beiben wire. Gs beeeuist einfa, 6ab bic
Srtttiben Oottoren mad bem 1. SuI br reaelmd6iaes
9onorar inr Sebanelung uno Dienit berebnen
Dieie Dienie beheben nidbt alein In 9oniutatios
nen, unteriu4ungen nno Ratbibldgen fonbsn aud
IN auen birnrgtiaen Operationen.
Der Swed btees Borgebens III Der, fbneu unb pers
iCnli9 nit ben aranfen nnb Beaiteten befannt tu
perben, uno unter feinen umitdneen piro elm Sonos
rar fur bic IN ben eriten brei Ronaten asleheten
Sisnhe 9sioreert uen 0snenissu peIdse fib nor benz
Die Doftoreu bebanbeIn ole arten Don Qrantbeiten
uho Oepre9en uno garantiren eine Seilnng IN ebem
0ale, pen le annebmet. pei ber eriien nnterreouns
mito eine 9finoltdbe uhterinbunp porgenommen uno,
penn unbetlbar. ptre es Sbnen trant nn6 re mitses
tpellt ah9 weroen Sic uor ber 9oransaabung ibres
1elees geipdrnt.
Rdnnti9e unb peibIi6e s6wa6e, Gatarrb uub
satarrbalii4e Ianbbeit, arampfaSsru, usrl0rsns
Nanheetrait, Blntperaiftung unb CbroHiibe 4rants
petteh ieber Art Srite, aropf arebs, bic Opiumuht
uno due Arnhtbeiten oes Ridgrates ueroen burd I'M
iere nene Debanolnna fiber gebelt.
Oas brttil9e Nebitniihe Snititut bat fir ihre
5pet9oifiee IN heser Staot nit groben Rotten ben
puneeruolen ,Finnen Blue Ray appardt anaeidaitt
0erieIbe IT Der einjise IN dmerita auserSalb Ser
Staot philadelphia. Or ii cine ber putiSsrpouiten
Srrnenngen, wel5s oer beutisen mebi;nii9en g8eIt
| betdnnt tino.
Pr. .. y; gSattnS, Der erfte Gbiurs Oss Snfituts,
lettet bdfielbe perionlid.
Spre9hunSen uon iibr Roraens biz llbr
Abenos; Sonntdgs pon 10 bis t2 iihr.
Seionbere Semerfnng.-@enn sic ntd5t ielbf pors
| prehen tonnen, idden sic eine Hriefmarte flr ben
| 6fa9esOogen thr banSlibe Bebanolung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
@ae Gedran fast.

Ssrr 8ourle Godran, ber etsmaIiss
@onerebabssorbnste bon gaeip gorf, ipeIs
der fiG in Berlin bprtberssbsnb aufs
bdlt. na4bsm Ct in iiloIi&en aIimaten
SsiIuns bon fbrperIidsn @sbre@en &c.
iu&t unb ssfunben, ipru@ iiG betrsifs
ber poIitii@en Situation in ben Ser.
Staten aus: .,@enn GIsbslanb bic
glominaiion erbaltsn fam, fpirb sr uns
sipsifeIbaft srtpdbIt perben. Sin sr0bes
res SinberniB, aIs Der brittle 1srmin, in
iebUG bic petpaltise SeinbIGaft, psI&s
sssen ibn innerbaIb ber sisenen 9artsi
pOrberridt. 9ieielbe III 70 maGtpoa.
cub ss elmer acknowledgement golis'
itrbmune bebiirfsn ipiirbs, UNI bic Sra.
idine su usranlaRsn. ibn ,u nominirsn.
@lepelanb ipIree Der Reiniser Cd b.,
bsmofratifden partsi isin, peIGe sinen
berariiaen 2duterunss' Qro,eb brinssnt
nbibis Bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
SeuutaaSs8hae.
Die SnSsn In Ruelans perbsH
ntdbt mebr sffinbalten."

SIN Berlin aus DbsRa sinsstroffsns
0a6ri&tsn iaeen, bab bic bortissn Su.
ben iebt bereit finb, ii6 su bsrtbeibiesn.
Ssit ben WafaersS in &IGinsp tpureen
mebrere Taufenb 8spolbsr importiri unb
faft ieber Sube. Wdnner unb Srauen.
iinb bsipaffnst. Sisisnieen. bic nibt i'm
Stanbe tparsn. ii@ @affen 40 bsrI&afs
fen, srbieIten 6iefelben pom 8srtbsibiss
unss. gomite. 50 iit auberbem Elm 8srs
iebrsIpftsm bereinbart tporben, benz jus
foIss ale Subsn Der Stabt bsna&ri&tigt
iperben f5nnsn, iobaIb in sinem Stabts
pisriel acknowledgment ausbre@en.
SamiIien, bic nod in berfelben @essnb
iuobnsn. iperben iib sur 8ertbeibisuns
coneentriren, ipdbrsnb ieber ;tusiie Nann
iid einem ioseHantsn Rettunsseorps ans
i&lisbeu mub, bas bel nnruben ben Bee
brdnstsn lu Silfe ellen lolI. Das ilbis
f&e Siherbsits. gomite bat ferner nit
Irbeitss 8erbdnben 8sreinbaruneen ees
trcffen, bsnsn ;ufpIse bic arbsitsr fie BEL
llnrubsn bei&assn. Baffen Rnb bon
ben Suben in ObsRa ben Suben In
anbsEen Siabien bsri&afft iuoEben.
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0rpeartte /!

~. N
@ine g'isn6apn'Ssrbinnun8 spngen
europa uno Amsrua lou, msprfaQsn
Sss,wlsn ps!l'ner uno St. peiersoatees
Ulatisr anfoles, I'M saals Der napfsn
lspn Saefe 9sl@aTsn ipefosn, yin ~ ral'
ltl9es SpnolIaI m'so !m SauIe pes Dtos
nats 5uns elnen Wspfaienianlen nag
pen Ser' S!aa!en 'sneen. per m.t e.nsm
oott IN SnIltsgsn peeslUensn SpnoiIai
unierpanoe'n lon, Su oen SSiosIstn m pes
gspalu8sh EIOlsnss D"o 81 p'stpoh'
Dsot8an gstsQns.. IN
UM tuIl'l%s NeS'st9n8 W Sene.et pen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Oeutfdb. . @anaeiftbe Ganbsfsbe3ies
huuaen.

Die offisibie ,.Rorbbsutf@s aasemeins
8situns" bra@ts einen isbr ausfltrIi&en
MrtifeI tibsr bic @efdidte ber beutiG'cns
nabiI&sn SanbsIsbesisbunsen. Ser Ar'
tiisI bsiast. 9sutidlanb babe ME bic lei.
isRs abFdt esbubt. ii& in bic internsn
8s,isbunsen 3iuiiden @robbritannien unc
@anaba einsumifden; na&bem absr
@robbritannien ipisberbolt betont babe,
bab bic fi& feIbit resiersnbsn britii&sn
@ulonisn in Saden Der SanbeIspertrdee
unabbdnsis isisn. babe Dsuti&lanb boll'
lommsn bas Rsdt. Sanaba aIs islbt'
Fdnbises 2ano su bebanoeln.
Die Rational Seituna" ID bafiir.
bab Dsuii&lanb eesen ganaba feline
@isbsrpstssItunes @abresel ersreifi.
..DsutiaIanb," fust bas 9laii. ..mub
bermsiben, gbamberIain's Sesel nit
@inb ~ fa0sn, ba 9suii&Ianb bon elmer
8srfdriuns be pOliiii&sn Stsauns
GbambsrIain's ieinen 8OribsiI babsn
fanu,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Nrpsamm Der Der. Staaten errest
In Seutfdben Tad,freifen 8ebenfen.

Betrsffs Der neuerbines befannt seses
bensn gin3slbsitsn bes SIottenbermebr'
unss. prosramm 6sr Ser. Staaten bat
man in beutidsn Sadireifen mad bsr'
i6iebenen Seiten bin 8sbenfen. 8or
A!Ism in mon Der MniiGt, baB bic 9abI
Der panssrirsu,sr i'm 8srbdItnib erbeb.
lid Helm bsmsRen 1T. ba man auf 4s
2inieni&iffs nur "a 2reussr reHnet. SIN
Der ronsirten beuti&en S&Ia&ifIOtts ip.l
mon mad bem pollenbeten NuSbauplnn
tpenisftsns auf ieben panser einsn areu'
ssr in ben NuffldrunssBruppen baben,
ipdbrenb mon fur bic ftrateeii4en Ma'
n5ber in ber eneIii&en Warine foear
auf isbsn 9anser stpei 8reuser re&net.
Wan 10 ferner bis ~ einem eetpihen
@rabe bsrpunbsrt, bab ii& Der 5Iotten'
permebrunsspIan iiberbaupt nod nit
bem Bau bon 2iifsnbsribsibieunesiHif'
fen befaEsn ipiII, ba beute feline SIotte,
bic i'm grniffOQe srobe GufSabsn su
t5Ien Bat, nod ben Bau berartissr Spe.
,iaIfabrssuss bsireibt. 81 man in Der
beutiHsn Warine bod se8entrdriis babel.
bic aahenpan,sridiffe su 2inienidiffen
um,ubauen-penn aus bieiem nmbau
aud nur minbsrtpertbise S&Ia&ti&iifs
berborsstsn i5nnsn; ber @riat bieier
uerbeijerten aiitsnpanserf@iffe IN aber
aIs Elm polIipertbisss nienf&iffSmateriaI
seplant. Man Fsbt babsr in bsuif6en
Sa&trsiisn bic bsuts nod beraussabtsn
Summsn sum 8au bon 2iiitenueribei.
bisunssifiifsn als bsrloren on.
| Die Marins gommifRon ber Ser.
Siaaien elaubt bas proieitirte SIotten'
bauprosramm innsrbaIb bon iisben Sab'
rem ausfabrsn ~ ibnnen. inbem bic ie'
besmaIiss Sabresrate Z panaeridiifs
reip. panssrirsu,sr betrassn ipdrben.
Sin bsutfHen 8rsiien eIaubt mon ni&t.
6ab bic @srftsn bsr Ser. Staaten bisfes
| arbsitspenium su Isiiien i'm Stanbs
Fnb. Das eeutide SIotienbauprosramm
retbnst nur nit ber aaidtrli&en Snan.
ariffnabme bon 8 eroben SOFTEN; 7
Sdiffe in @sfalt bon Ban;ern ober
g.an,srfrsu;srn tpirben bieaei&t bic ene'
lii&sn @srften lsiiten i6nnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Streit nm bic Jbentitdt bes Wf6rs
bere ee8 Nrdfibenten 3incpln.

8aiI MOrIss. 3bdrbftsr in SOrbs
Opernbaus, ersdbIt. es fei lei&t mbsli&,
baB Sobn Wilfss 8ooib, bsr Mbrber beS
priiioentsn 2ineoIn, in @irilidieit srit
tdrslib in Oklahoma fiarb, Morlss iaet,
er iei elmer ber bier Babriudtrdeer ses
peisn. bic oss W6rbers unssbIide 2si&e
befatten balfen. Ct babe ben Mbrber
eetannt unb bic 2eide ssieben. iei aber
lbsrseust. bab bic 2ei&e ni&t bieieniee
8ooib's mar. 8ootb iei iebenfa0s snt'
tommen, bic 8ssierune iei aber Der 9lu'
iidt eetpeien. baB fe bel BEN Bolt ben
@inorud erpsdsn maKe. Booth iei iObt
unb 2incoIn iei bamit serd&t. Daber
babe fe bann bic 2side eines unberen
Wannss als bisienise 8ootb's bsfaitsn
lahen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
>. .. YartriDge,
GODOfat HR0 &e9tSaa@alt,
42l 2adaiuanna absnus,
etranton, ga.
I'm Q sd,niubfnd,tiae.

DIR llntsrsdGnsie, Der burG elm sspSbnIi&ss
Miiisl jur @dunbbtit tpisbsr bTstfsIt purbt,
naGetm sr siuiss SABRE lang an elmer I6psrsn
euugsnfranibsit uub an Der stfir&tstsn arauf-
belt SGpineiuGt ssliittn bate, bat Gin srpbts
0trlauefn, itinfn Wiilsibtnbsn has WititI Der
esiluns btiannt su MAIDEN alltn Dsnisnissu,
bic ts puIansen, wirb or frsunblitif foitnfrsi
cine abiGrift Der 3ubsrtitnns ldidtn, ptIHt lis
ale zinc ittrt Stiluns fir S&pinbiuHt, aAb-
ma, &ataub, 8rpnhiiis unb aIlt Sals. unb
euHstnfranfbsiitn finbtn tpsrbtn. Gr befit, hae
alt esibtnbtn isin Seilmittsi prpbirtn ptrbsn,
ea 20 ftbr ptrtbpua II. Disitnissn, psl&s bic
3ubTtituns psrlanssn, psI&s ibntn ni&ts fsfftH
pirb, uub tin Sfstn fir fs fsiH mag, poIltH
stfdatsa
Gbrm. gbwarb u. @iIlpn,
8rpofIyn, q. o., aerfiirtH.
Grp6bnf bifft i9tituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-11
Con trafte fur bret SdblaAtfGbiffe
er6ffnet.

SIN SlottsnminiFerium ipurbsn iosben
bic Nneebots flr ben Bau Der brei neuep,
BON Issten @onsreb autoriiirten $4,000
tOnnisen SdIa@if&iffs .,Wlinneiota".
;, ,8srmont" unb ..8anias" srbfnet,
Der Gontraitprsis ioa BEL feinsm Der orsj
S&iife bic Summs bon 4.2l2. 900 iiber'
ffeisen.
Sis brsi nsusn S&iffs ioaen bic adri'
fen Der Slotte tperben. Sic fcuen eint
S&nellisfsit bon Is 8noten bic Stunbt
baben unb ibre Nrmiruns ioa foIssne'
isin: Sc bier 8ip6If,6aer. adt a&t'
s6aer. 10 SiebensDller. 90 brsbbaise a.
Bfinoer. a&t giHpfiinber, unb iebe8 eint
ansabI autOmaiii&er @si&ass iIeinsr
Ralibsrs,