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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
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fbnlia far ben anBeridtsten S&absn
unb fur bic Rotten bsS Nusmari6es
osr WiIis berantpOrili9 MAIDEN nil.
pitb sssenpdriie in Der 9esisIatur bes
Staaies Connecticut untetuommen. Die
8orlase perIanet bon ben Ortidaften
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@niiddblsune in elmer ulen mdnnlideu
8Gresrn i'm Utter spiiden 81 uno &c
Sabtsn auf,uerIeeenoen Steuer finben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
Jtafiener nebmen ;nr Ginspanber'
aneSsTraee Steanna.

Nhb1" kuBS Sst&uuBs
Bel benz Sabrssbantett ber itaIieniIdeu
SanbeIsfammer in Netu Yorf belt Der
frdhere Coroner MntoniO 3ucca, Draft.
bent Der @eisaidaft. cine 8ebe, in tueI.
der ct il. u. faste: .StaIisn ID bel.
leidt bas einSise 2anb, peiGes felt Der
Baffiruns Der DinsIep !. Bill cine 8u.
nabme feines @rportss mad ben 8erei.
niaten Staten a~ufsupeiien bot. Die
tommersielen 8saiebuneen Der bsiben
2dnber bebirfen nod INNER 8crbefers
une. Sic foaten einsn Reeiprceitdts.
uertrae haben. Dir bebauern. bab BEN
8unbesfenat cine eegen bic @inipanber.
Jung eeridtete Bill porliest. tpelde, tpenn
angenommen, bic g~inpanberung bon
StaIienern febr befdrdnfen tptirbe. Die
9anoeIsiammsr III sesen bic Bill. Das
2ano 1T jung unO NIT ieinsm tpunbsrba.
rem nnternebmuneseeif braudt es Sin.
%tpanoerer. Wduner. bic, tpenn fie auG
ni&t bel bon Dante unb Sbafeipeare
pifen, bod nit ibren frdftieen 4rmen
bel sur @ntuideIune bes 2anbss beitra.
gen t6nnen unb np;bpsnbis iinb aur guss
fibruns ber ~unadblissn 8erbeferunsen,
bic eggplant, ober bereits i'm 6anse fine."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
Mdhtiae Nipafeu.

Der 2onboner ..Dailp grpreB" sufoIss
ipGsn bic beiben neueu Dampfer Der gu
narb. 2,uie. beren @onFiuftion su mans
derld 8ermutbuneen Anlob esaeben,
nit brsi Sdrauten berieben uetben unb
IN Stanbe fem. cine Sabtaeidpinbieteii
uon ianfuntspanNe anOten pro Stunbe
su sntpifeIn. Die Dampfer tperber
eine 2dnee o 730 Sub, Elm DspIuee
ment Don 90 800 EOnneu unb bret poa
ftdnbise Wuidinen . Gin i6tuneen beiis
Sen, pelde inseeiammt SO. 760 BfsrDe
trdfte entpidsln. Die Shtffs iperbsn.
ME bic ..@rpreB" perfidert. ben beut
fden Oesan.D nmpfsrn ben ailantii6er
2,eoro ftreiiia MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19

ia anseisen finbsn bur@ bas $50.
denbIatt" bic tpeitsts 8erbreitung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
Ginfabrune BON annertfantf6eu
@hteripaesn tn SeutfAfanb
empfcblen.

empfohten.
Sn Der Budget. Gommiifion bes &ei6s'
taees mics Der NationafIibera Dt.
paafhe auf bic 8oraaalidfeit Der ameris
taniiden @ifenbabn. @itertpaeen bin unb
empfabI beren ginflbrung in DeutiG.
lamb. Ser fUcialitifde abssorbneie
Singer reste an. bic @lienbatnperpaI.
tungen foaten sineebenbe Stubien in
4merifa MAIDEN. benn iie ibnnten bieI
bapon Isrnen. Ser &eeierunesbertreter
CAB bas su unb erfIdrte. aus bieiem
@runbe babe bic Heaierung aud bauernb
sinen 1ednifer in Nmerite. Der iber ale
5orifaritte i'm @ifsnbabntpefen unh i'm
8nu uHb ber Tsdnif su betidten babe.
ST miiiis aber bemerfen, bnB niht aQes.
mas brtiben als SoriiGrlit eelte. uud fur
DeutidIanb Iobenstpertb iei unb fir beut
ids 8ahnen pafe, 10 bdtten in Sonoer.
belt bic fsbr arobsn @lterpaeen, bic
burdiduittlld bic beutiden an Traafd'
blgteit bsbeutenb iibertrdfen. iid flr
Oeutfde 8nbnen nidt eeelenet ertpleien.
10 uoradsIid ie ii6 aud otiibsn bepdbrt
bGtien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
Sic enti6l6pft
Sb1n ......

.gDk gtIsssnbeii," faet irstnb en 0eifer.
IN elm iIsinsr Gnsel; Manbs Terstfea Re,
mann pc ft btstst, @nbsre lafsn fe fir INNER
ssrbfietbsn. @is mhfsn rafG itin I'm erfaFsn,
tcnit enidlipft fs BEN @riff pte Elm aaI."
gislf unitrsr 8rauen uni atnbsr Ialsn fIe
ll9 altdeli9 entf9lipfen; ia, unb sifls her
Wdunsr laifn lle fir INNER snifGIipftn.
Stett Gag btstei fG SbnsH cine GfIsssnbeit,
etn flttnts eentc rntI unttrer Sparbanf III erbT-
uen-tpsltts su sintm srpetn gsnte an
tpdRif eur9 tlstus 8sitr6se unb bic bret prpaent
9ntfrshsn, bic MIR btnlufiietn. limb Stt braH-
ftsit pier rliir basjtniss 3a fpartn, tpas Sit fenff
ruBIcs pfrseubtn ipiirbeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
Groser gfesetaub aibt cine -bipIo.
matifhe~ slntwert.

@rober @lebeIanb Dot auf bic ans
fraee. oh &c cine tpeiiere Romination far
bic RrdRbentenipltbe annebmsn tpiirbe,
an ben S4riftIeiter bes gineinnatiet
TimessS Star bic nadtsbenbe Antpori
srtbeilt: so babe SIREN Brief erbaI.
ten. in ipeIaem Sic MID eriuGen, meine
Msinuns betreffs beg naditsn bempIrati.
fdsn Observation-Disclosures aass
fpreGsn. SD iann mid nidt su ber
ueberaeusuns brinsen. baB 8ebineuuaen
ober Stlmmuneen porIdeen tpstGe elmer
Rsinunssdubsrune meinerisits aber bic.
len Punit au& u bic esrineite 0sbsu.
.une psri@aHen f6nntsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-19
6eaen bic 8eufenpsf.

auf @ruub Der iinsft Ouf Der GOnfs.
rens Der Siaatsseiunbbettss 8sb6roen in
@aftineton ubsesebenen @%rtIdruns, ouf
in San 5roncisco unsipeifeIbaFt bic 8eu,
lenpef berrfGe. Bot cine Dslssaten.8 Der.
iammIune Der prominentetsn abrper.
faaften ron San 6raueisep. Sal. OF
ben Staaiseoupsrneur uno bic boriieer
Observation-Disclosures bic AufOrbsrune ee,
ti9tet, i'm 8erein NIT ben 8unbess Sc
iunbbeits $ 8eb6rben ale nur m6gliGeI
Botiebruneen seeen Elm Wsiteruml q
eteIfen ber entistlt&en Seuds au trsffen
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20
The School House Bond Question


/ such as this, ward schools, necessa-
rily, considerably increase scholas-
tic expenses, and where, as would
be the case with as if the ward sys-
tenn is adopted, one teacher would
have to look after two, or possibly
tn. zee grades in one room, the sys-
tenn Is not desirable.
Furthermore, we find that in many
of the smaller cities whore the ward
system of schools prevail the high
est rate of taxation allowed by law
for the conduct OF schools is levied,
whi2h is one-half of one per cent.
We now levy for this purpose one
fourth Of one per cent annually, and
our school officers tell US that if
the ward system is established In
this city, the school term must be
shortened or additional taxation
must be levied. In our sister city,
Ennis, Of which special mention is
made in the Mirror article as hav-
ing the ward system of public
schools, we are informed that the
highest rate OF taxation allowed by
law is levied, and even then the
schools of that city have a shorter
annual term than ours.
The Mirror asserts that all pro-
gressive towns have the ward sys-
tenn Of schools. Our Investigations
do not show this to be true, but we
find it to be a fact that lu many
states the modern school policy is
10 combine the schools. decrease
their number, a d strengthen their
efficiency. and If necessary 20 this
end, use a portion of the school
fund to carry the small children to
the school. instead of trying to
put the school houses at the doors
f pt the children
+ Waxaaachie is not Vet so large
bat that all the chllarsu within its
limits can, with reasonable efforts,
reach the Park school, and iu dis
. cussjou Of this matter il was stated
by the school officials that, as a
matter uf fact. the best percentage
of attendance at. the school was
from children actually residing at
considerable distances from tie
school buildings We are. however,
sensible C. the fact that the proper
Improvement of our school laclli-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20

fear may result from continued con-
solidation of our school interests at
one place, nor are we disposed to
encourage ideas of sectionalism in
our city, such as are suggested by
the Mirror.
Special mention of West End, and
its petition for a ward school, etc:
We desire the best good OF the en-
tire city, and believe that it will be
promoted by continued consolida-
tion Of our schools, instead Of scat
tering them in various portions Of
the city. OF course, circumstances
which would entitle one section to
a school when existing in another
would entitle it to like recognition,
and even if theproposed bond issue is
voted, the funds which it will provide
will be inadequate to the proper inn
.provements Of the Park property
and the Inauguration of any ward
system which would be at all fair to
the different portions of the city.
Recognizing the propriety Of the
discussion which the Mirror hos
begun, and also that the voters
should know what policy the city
officials expect TO carry out in the
event the proposition soon to be
voted on is carried, as well as the
reasons which induce such policy,
the joint committee which has had
this matter under special consider
alton have thought it proper to
make this publication.
W. J McDUFFIE, Chm'n,
=. +. Laugsford,
d. G. Thompson,
T. }. Cole,
j. W. Singleton,
}. l.. Cannon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20
A Statement.
EDITOR LIeIfT

+ F1''l'" l'l''''
! suggest To the tax payers OF
" aNahachl@ the following PROPOSE
tloos. That the only Justification
OF the D"nd tax Is ID secure ward
schools that In the public schools
city and country, there is degree
of conflict between the interest OF
the children lnthePrimary branches
and thoss Oh the higher branches OF
education that this conflict Is III
NaXahactlie, and that the eApendlnE
OF S24,0oJ on the old site will tend to
increase TINS conflict by stil further
7uoordinatinE the primary branches
10 those lh I'll" hAsa school, thaj IL
Will shape the character OF our pub
Hc school system Tor All the tuluFe'
dwarila- any coming school build
ing ~ otAeF wards that the ward
school Tor West End, or bullaTd S
heights "heh punt, >H"uid oe IUst
as good ana just as COSTLY a- the
"aid Nc-'"' la fAlN s'h'"' campus
so that the eH1-dTeh may oe trained
I" look Win PRIDE ON iheIT ward
/ scA""I' ana "a spirit "I 'ii"ia''"h De
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20
New Cases OF Smallpox.

Dr. r. r tristoe, county health
officer, went TO Alma again this
morning 70 look after the smallpox
patients there. A new case has de
veloped in the family OF Mr.. Fowler,
making in all five cases now at
Alma. DR.. Fristoe says all the vic
tins Of the disease have 1t in mild
form and ne does not expect any Sc
rious results.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20
TAN ON BABIES.

Extreme hot weather is a great
tax upon the digestive power OF ba-
bies; when punv and feeble they
should be given a few doses OF
Whites Cream Nermifuge, the chill
dreu's tonic 1t will stimulate and
facilitate the digestion OF their food,
so that they soon become strong,
healthy and active. pc at Hood d
Martins,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20
League Program for Sunday

How w. may learn 20 use our
sword Eph. 6.l7; Heb. 4:l2-l3 Sec
ond Tim. 2.lJ.
Leader, Mr.. Madison.
Characteristic Of the Gospel
sword.
I. Quick.
.. Powerful Mary Pierce.
3. Sharper than two a edged
sword - S iS's Myrtle Pridmore.
/ A Desceruer Of the thoughts
aud iutsnts OF the heart Miss Liz
zie Reymuller.
=. Kind OF work for which trained
woTkmen are needed-Sallie Ray.
&. Learning and using sword
oscar Sensabaugh.
=. Demand for trained swordmen.
Pat Sims.
Don't forget fcbfie and barbecued
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20

| In the Mirror of the 18th inst. Is
an article addressed to the city
council on the above question, which
is in substance AN advocacy of the
ward system of public free schools
for this city, with an intimation that
unless it is adopted the proposition
| soon to be voted on for the issuance
of bonds to the amount of S24 600 for
1.-THE erection Of public free school
buildings will be defeated.
! In this article 1t is asserted that
/ i'm the recent election for this pur-
pose the hope Of ward schools was
an important factor, and that some
who voted at the recent election for
the issuance OF bonds will probably
vote the other way at the coming
| election, because ward schools are
not now proposed. This article
urges that the ward system should
be adopted in Waxahaehiei that all
progressive towns have II; that now
is the time TO adopt it, and that it
does violence to the true spirit OF
PN"'I' nee S0'o"' foiiSS !" 'o!lPe'
si'a'' '''iufe" l." 90 20 tue 81 =
school from the outskirts of the
city. 1t is also claimed that there
is au erroneous tendency 10 foster
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20

Billups q Belt will sell you refined
lard at 10 cents a pound. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20

II you have a friend visiting you
phone the Daily Light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-20

Don't forget /cbne and barbecued
meats at Grafton q Grafton 5. II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
INDIGNATION MEETING.
CONDEMN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.


Special to The Citizen.
Las Vegas. july 1.-THE court house
was crowded last night to the utmost
capacity. and sweeping resolutions
were enthusiastically adopted con.
demning the desecratlon OF dead; bru.
tai and inhuman treatment by the in.
sane asylum officials found by the
commission and brands II as bar Der.
Gus and Illegal; condemns the board
for efforts to hide the crimes and mis-
management from the public to the eX
tent of using asylum funds for defend.
ing officials; Condemns the matron for
brutality and outrages and demands
denim the governor for aiding and en-.
couraging the whtewashing; con.
dennis the management OF the asylum
for violent attacks on the editor Of the
Las Vegas Advertiser; condemns the
Denver News and its Las Vegas CORE.
spondent for the llbelous attacks on
the town to ALLEVIATE attention from the
asylum; condemns the directors and
officials for dishonorable methods used
10 cover up crimes, and NJ Brunswick.
secretary OF tho board as a vile usurp.
or in refusing to divulge the expense
OF the commission; condemns Cover.
nor Otero for the farce practiced upon
the people by prejudiced commission
consisting OF colleagues and friends Of
the accused, and proclaims admiration
for the fearless and honorable finding
of +. V. Chaves. for his courage in
exposing such deeds as they proved to
be by the testimony; congratulates the
Las Vegas Advertiser, La Voc del
Pueblo. Citizen, FL Combate and the
Santa Fe Bulletin for defense of de.
cency; and resolved that a copy of the
resolutions be furnished the press and
copy sent to the secretary of the in.
terror to be displayed to the president
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04

gas. Plans drawn by the company's
engineers have been submitted TO
builders for estimates. The designs
show that the tunnel will be tapped
near North avenue by a smoke duct
OF stone about ten feet in diameter
and rooted over by layers of concrete
about twelve feet in depth This duct
will connect with the fan room In the
building. where enormous motors, will
form a violent suction and drive the
bad air and smoke up a huge smoke.
stack about sixty feet in height. The
vacuum caused in the tunnel itself will
make the air at the other end rush In
to supply the absent air pressure, and,
as a result in addition to the fans. a
high draft IS expected. which will keep
the air In the tunnel fire from gas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.


J. Sampson and wife ana MISS Metz.
ker of Albuquerque arrived in the city
at noon today and are guests at the
Palace.
Sisters Mary Jerome, Ildefonso and
Mary De Sales of st. Vincent's acade-
my at Albuquerque arrived from the
Duke city at noon today and will re.
main at st. Vincents sanitarium for
the next Two weeks while Sisters Mary
Gonzales and Mary Paul are Observing
retreat.
Judge A. J. Abbott. United States at
torney for the Pueblo Indians, received
Telegram this morning from Super.
intendent Allen Of the United States
Indian school at Albuquerque, inform.
ing him that trouble exists at the La
guna pueblo. Several drunken, ma
rauding Navajo Indians had visited
the pueblo recently and one Laguna
Indian was found murdered a few
miles from the pueblo. Mr.. Allen re.
quested Judge Abbott to proceed i'm.
mediately to the scene Of the trouble
and the Judge left this afternoon for
Albuquerque for that purpose.-New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
TWO WOMEN DROWNED.
While Bathing in Rio erande lear
e! Paso Smeite~.

FeaO PflNiNN
Late yesterday the turbuleu' old
Rio Grande elaine two MOI vie.
tins to the already ! ong 1T Of
dead, says the I'll pdso heidld.
The two latest victims were women
-Triofla Melendez. aged 10 years
and Romano serros, aged 30 years,
sisters and residents of the Mexican
settlement at the smelter. The latter
is 4 married woman, but has no chill.
dren.
The two drowned women were in
swimming with three other Mexican
women from the smelter settlement.
at point about opposite the plant of
the FL Paso Brick company, when the
Serros woman was caught in one of
the many whirlpools in the river, and
her sister, Trioiila Melendez. went to
her rescue. when she herself was
drawn in. and both women sank be.
fore they could be rescued.
The other three women tried TO save
the unfortunates. when they were also
caught, but luckily other friends came
to their rescue and they were soon
safely landed
Although the unfortunate accident oc.
Cured yesterday afternoon late. the
matter was not reported In the city
till this morning, when Dolores Melen.
dez. brother OF the two unfortunate
women, appeared at police headquar.
tiers and related the facts to Chief
Wootton and the police. Mounted OF.
fcer Juan Franco took the man In
charge, and informed him that every
effort would be made to recover the
bodies, but so far neither has been
found.
There was great distress in the lit
tie settlement over the unfortunate
occurrence and searching parties put
In all last night dragging the stream
and searching for the bodies of the
dead women. Sacred candles" wei e
also lighted and fioated down the river
all night In the hope that the bodies
could be located. there being a super
stition among the Mexicans that II a
candle that has been blessed by a
priest is fioated down a stream II will
stop over the place where a dead body
may be located. All efforts were with
ont success. however. and the bodies
of the dead women still lie at the bot
tom of the treacherous old river.
This Is the fifth person drowned In
the river near this city since the re
cent high water. not counting the Du
arte boy, who was drowned at Ysletf
few days ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04
COCHITl RAILROAD.
NOW LOCATING LINES.

d. c. Dunlap. vice president and
chief engineer OF the New Mexico
Railroad company, Is In the city. and
vas a pleasant caller at The Citizen
office.
Mr.. Dunlap Is now stationed at
Bland. In the famous Cochiti gold
mining district and Is locating lines
for the above railroad across the mesa
and through the canyon froh con.
nection with the Santa Fe road near
Thornton 10 the town Of Bland. This
work will take several weeks yet. az.
ter which he will secure the right OF
way. He hopes TO commence grading
on the new road some time the com.
ing fall and winter At present II Is
the opinion OF Mr.. Dunlap that the
Cochiti road will connect with the
Santa Fe just little east OF the
Thornton bridge, skirt across the
mesa to the Rio Grande and cross the
stream on a rs foot high bridge at
hbNA' i'iA9s NNU hilfa dNNNf AhN
village OF Cochiti. From here the road
will run through Pine canyon to
Bla,.i This will he the terminus for
the time being, but 1t is quite likely
that an extension up TO the famous
Jemez and Sulphus hot springs will
soon follow. Mr.. Dunlap says there
will be some high trestles on the road
after II strikes the mountains, and the
route will be very picturesque and
beautiful
The officers and directors are as
follows: p. l.. McKinnle, president:
ID. c. Dunlap. vice president and chief
engineer; A. l.. Allen. secretary;
Ralph and Leonard McKinnie, direct.
ors. The promoters are Chicago men
of wealth, and they mean business in
this matter.