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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
SIeif@bansel Der sansen GrSe uul
ter Gontrcle.

Die Gbieaso'er ..8oR" meIbsie. baf
bic Blame far bic 8eridmeIsuns Der SIN.
tsrsRsn Der gum iossnanntsn Bseflruf
eebbriesn 6irmen nunmebr nabssu pol.
enoet iino. Wenn ni&ts n~nbotbereeie.
bensS e%intritt. 70 ioa am l. gpriI biz
reue @sisai4aft ins 2eben treten. bic i'm
Sianbe isin pirb, ben SIeif&banoel aul
Der eanssn grbs su foniroliren. Die Or.
8anifatiOa IoI cine ioI&e fem. baB biz
neue @sisaidaft ni&t in Goufitit init ben
8unoeseeridien fommt. 8und&t tplrt
es i@ barum banbeln, ba6 bic BtoBen
Sirmen bic nod %unabbdneieen tleinerer
Shla9tbnus. 5irmen unb pieQeiht aud
msbrsrs Der 8isbbOfs uuberbalb Gkiea.
so's a%ufiiufen. Bon elmer 2opitulilirune
bes nsusn Concerns nit $500. 000, 00C
berlautel iebt nibts. Wan ipr,&t bapon.
bab fiir bic uorIdufsen 3weds bic Der
nussabuns o gttien gum 8etraee Dor
$50, 000. 900 senissn pirb. @bicosr
ica eas oaup'qlartlsr Der neaen @eiea'
f6aft 5ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
MuspauSerunss. asenten setparut.

Da 8unbes' GommiHdr Diqiams bic
gin%panberune sur 9eit 10 i&arf ioDtro.
lirsn IdBt, baben Balm. Director bss
.,Sapae". unb Or. Wissanb. Direftor
bes Rorbbeuii1en 2lopo, ibre Geentsn
i'm mittlsren unb i'm iiOli6en europa an.
setpieien, Niemanb aur Musnanberune
ansunsbmen, Der ni&t allen bon Der
amerifanii&sn ginpGnberunes 8sb6rbe
8sfslten Mnforoerunsen entipri6t. Die
@eieqidaften ertbeiltsn bic Weiiune,
neil ibnen Der &idtranSport 3urtidsstpie.
iensr @inpan6erer su erobe Rotten psrs
urfa&en tpirbe, namentli6 in ben Mo.
naten Mai unb SUM-. in benen bic Auss
panbsruns Defenders fart su fem plsei
Der 8ddtransport ie eines BON fduf
Au%sipanoerern ulrbe ben ean3en proft
peridiiusen.
4aiier WilbeIm intereiirt iid lebbafi
flr bic 3bdtisteit bes gintpanberunes'
Bureaus Der Bsreinieten Staaten. Sn
isinsm Mrbeits,immsr Dat er Diagramme
bdngsn, tpelbs bas Wahien unb Abneb,
men Der ~Guspanberune in ben lebisn
100 Satren beranidauIiGen. gines Der
Diaaramme 3eiet. baB bic beuti@e Aus
tpanoeruns felt ber Gbronbsteieune bes
iebieen 2aiierS beftdnbis obnubm. tpdbr.
enb iis aus einisen anberen 2dnbern Gu.
ropas pdbrenb berislben Petioos su'
nabm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Weues uuterfeeboot.

Das untsrieeii&s Torpsboboot Bros
teetur'', Elm bOqitdnoie neuer Tppus. mil
benz binnsn &urssm Dor Dfieieren bon
Der 8unOssarmse 8sriude aneeiteqt tpsr'
ben iolea. tpabrf6sinlid in @uibinston.
bsinbst li& aur 3eit auf Der Berft ~
Giip Sslanb. Rsp gorf. UNI erinbIit
fur bic 8sriu6s in Stanb ssisBt su tusr.
ben. Das Boot tpuroe in Bridgeport,
Conn.,, bon Ieinem grfinber unb @isen.
tbimer, @apitdn Simon Sale. erbaut uni
foI sur Safsnberibeioiauns biensn. 81
if go SuB lang, IL SUB brett unb tpisel
etira 200 Tonnsn. Das Boot IN gan;
aus StabI b~erseisat unb tpirb bon stpsl
S&raubsu tief unter @ofer eetrieben.
nit gleitrieitdt unter Mafer un6 @afo.
lin lbsr @aRsr. Nn BEN 8oote iint
borne uuO binisu lie cine Torpsborbbrt
anssbraGt. unb cine Defining i'm Bur
seftattst einsm 1au&sr. bas Boot au Der,
Iafen, um Babel ooer Minen su burh.
f@neiben. Bel ben Isstsn 8sriudsr
Bate bas Boot cine Mannidaft bon
a&t PstlOnen unb nsun Paha8isre an
Bprb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Stnaelei. niat Mda tenlisbt.

Cine i&arfs. ni@t gan, unberediis,s
Rritif falte bieier Gage &su. Sobnion,
Elm 8aptiffen- @sihli@er in Bottom. aber
bic D%obItbdtisisit Der Niultimiaiondrs
Nnbp Carnegie unb Sobn 8. 8odefsasr
Gr tpiss risenb baruf bin, bab bieielbs
msbr ober tpenieer oils Elm Witiel su
betradten isi, bic Namsn Der beioen i'm,
msr ipisber Dor bic DsTsntli&feit su brin.
gen. Das @elb, tpsI&eS Der cine fur
B~iblioibeisn. 6er anbsre fur feline Unit.
perii,dt eeidenft. isi benz 8olfs eeruubi
porbsn. baber Sanbeneelb. @enn @ars
nseie unb &odsfelsr ibre Mitmsni&en
pirilid liebten, tparben fe ibnen nidl
oas SsI iibsr bic Obren ,isben unb ole
Iruf' Nasnaten bas sanas 8oIf ausiau.
gen. Ser Mann bat 70 eans unrs%i
ni&t, bic Rd6hsnlisbs Der Mlaiarodrs
il auf ben SGein bers@net unb tpeitsr
ni&ts aIs SsuHslei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Quot feserlofer 9abuer.

Das Nderbnu.D Department experiment.
tirt aeeentpdrtis in beri&isosnen Der.
iuds titionen bes Saoens init Der Auf.
audit ~feberIofer Sdbner. Die Soee CT.
i6sint Idderli6, 1T es absr ~isinsspess.
Au& bic beuiide 8esisruna bat i&on
8sriu@e dbnIi4er sIri b%orssnommsn.
tam aber bis isst nidt gum 8iels. Gbsn.
10 pie bic Beriu&e, bur& 9u&lpabl aus
ben Ianseeb6 lntsn. la%nebeInlsen uni
srobtnohisen Tsras . Stisren nQmdblie
cine furssebbrnte unb fursbeiniss, abel
feiidiee Rafe bsransusisbsn. p~oaftdnoil
%selunsen fino, seuau 10 slaubt man ourd
ldnsere Experiments f%eberIoie Sdbns'
sd&ten su i6nnen. bic elm beHeres uni
Dor alien Dineen mebr Sleii& liefern, ali
Die s~essnpdrtise sstp5bnIi&s Rafs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
0Dnrbe bic Observation-Disclosures bel
Erufts burGpeitfAen.

8ep. Or. Souls Mtbett 8anfs in Nstp
Sort duberte fi1 in ieiner 5sitrebe aur
Seier bss @sburtStaess George Waib'
in8ton'S:
vNm @sibna&tstaes f&snfte ber rei&'
Re Nann unb eetpaItiefte Monopolit Der
@sIt Der gbieaso'sr 1niDsrfidt eins
Wigipn Dollars, aber man tuarte SIN
berislbsn Wobs ipurbe Der 8reiS beS Be.
troleums, bas tpdbrenb bes 8~oblenerdber.
Sirsits bas 8rennmaterial Der 4rmsn
bilbste, UNI einen Sent pro @aaone er'
bbbt. Das braGte Milionsn in bic ga
f6en ienes .@oblttdters". 9Is siniss
@oaen fpdtsr benz @onsreb MaBreaeln
porlneen. ourd ipelde ben nebersrifsn
Der Trufts SGranfsn esfsbt perben fol-
ten, t~eleerapbirte bsrislbe Woblibdter ei'
ner ansubl bon 8unbes. Senatoren. bab
fein @eieb ee8sn bic 4usbeutuna oss
8oItes paiiirt tperoen blrfe.
,@siemt sS ii9 anssfi&tS biefer
Tbatiadsn niht, sinen Gussnblid bart,
Der nad,ubsnten, mos George @aibins.
TOMS @sit tbun tpitbe. tpenn er beute in
ben Gons:sb niebsraiese2 SD fam mir
bas 8itisrn porfsaen, bas bic 9oeatrd.
ger befdlen miiBte, ipenn Der Sdatten
beS 8atsrs bes 8Itetlanbes in ben Sc.
rntsiaal tretsu ioQte. Ser erOBe 8i'
triot Iiebs fiber feline Reiipeitide um bic
Sbren b.r Wdnner %iauisn. bic ni&t ale
8oIiSpsrtretsr, ionbern ats 8ertrauens.
mdnner unb asenien Der mouOpoIifiidsn
Trufts i'm gapitol tBsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
@edlenbure liefsrt einen neuen
faftteen SofifanbaI.

Gin nsasr Sfanbal in SarRenireiien
ipirb bisl bsiprO&sn. Die @rObbersoein.
@iiitps Anatufa bon NedIenburs.
S&perin. SHUTTER bss resisrsnOen @rob-
bsrSoes, 1T pl5sli& auf bic @iter ibres
8aters nad &uBlanb absereiif unb ibr
Sobn lit eiIisft mad Berlin sesunsen.
benz 2aiier fem 2eio su Hagen. SO beibi
olssmsin, ba6 bic bersits 40 Sabre aIte.
obsr duserit idneibise Ditiue i'm intim'
fen 8ebdItniHe su lbrem 5riieur itebt
Man ersdhlt iid Jest aud tpis6er, oaB IL
ss mar, bic ibren @atien burb ibr sdrtli'
DDS 8ebdItniB su einsm eneIii&en Of
fieter sum Selbftmoroe trieb. Anoftafc
III cine @oufine bee @saren unb Wuitei
Der ~,ulduftissn a6nieIn bon 0dnsmarf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
Die .VeR1 aber @ourOe ooftrin.

SIN einem balbamtli&en artifeI eiebI
bic Bsrlinsr ..goh" ibrer @enustbuune
oarlber AuSbrud. baB bic britiiden Ga.
binetismiteIisber 10 often bic Cooperation
gnslanbs init Dsuti&lanb bel oer @oQsi.
iirune Der @utbaben bel 8snesusla Der.
ibsibistsn. 8e,dsIi6 ber Monros.D Dole
trim sriIdrt bic ..POf" als anttport nui
Bilosnbru6's 8sribeibisune Der Doitrin,
onb DeutihIonb feline 8~sranIofuns bat.
OieieIbe su pertbsioisen. unb flst binsu.
OaB bic 8eeisrune Deutidlanb's fur per.
i6nliGe MeuBerunsen beS 8otidaflers
BON Sternbure Mot peranttportli@ ae.
baItsn trerben iann. 9eitunesfhreibsr
ioltsn fia bic Sadie spsimaI iberlsesn.
sbe fe in bic Welt pofaunen. bat
Deuiidlano ,.@brfur&t Dor Der Nonro,.
Dottrin seist."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19
500 xrufk.

Das SnfOrmatiOns. Bureau bes Cons
ersfss bat thrsli6 cine fat p~olitdnbiss
Site absr bic 8abl unb bas @slsn Der in
ben 8srsinigten Staten ~befebenben
3rufts polenbet. Die 2ite III in suei
@abrifsn eetbsilt. bersn erie aIs erOBsn
Snbufrie : gotporutionen, bic Gber hns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

- Clarence 9. Barron in Gbieaeo,
Der idnef ais Sauptobpoiat Der Sart,
t~oblenerdber Dor ber Strsifs @ommlilion
funsirte, flnoiate an. bu6 CT ni&t @an.
oioat fir oas @bieasoer Dlaporsamt isi.
Ct siete es Dor. Bertrsisr Der arbsiter
IN oersn ProssRen subIsibsn. tpis CT bas
i&on felt bielen Sabren eetpeisn fell.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

30 SAFE bic Rs6tr. 5ittI unb Suiusftn
bts 8tIflasien, Rihafl ). Barrett, in unb auf
al bic GENTLE Got cpsr parselt eanb, eslsesn In
benz Borough ELEPHANT, eadapauud 9punip
uup Siaat psnnlyIpanin, an btr 5hliHsn Ssits
ets eddarauua 6lufss. besrtHIt unb btlbritbtn
ME fDlei, utmIiG (; anfanasnb an tinem punite
fibit& 70 @rapt. ptfIi6 20 jug pom MitsI.
punt BON 3ebntsr StraBe unb libliG fdbrtnb
70 @raes. psfli& Sc GuB, ron ba li6lid IL
@raes, plflit t40 6ub, pom ba nUreli6 79
9raee, Siilib Sc jug, unb bon ba n6Telt9 ii
@raes trtiIi6 40 auB sum anfanesplaes, unS
suitaItsno 1910 AuaoraifuB eanb mtbr seer
%rsniesr, unb bssrtuIt an Ger nprb5aliHsn 5sits
pom 3ebntr StraBt, on bfr Hcrbptflinn Ssir
bur6 zine Got ~ptrfaufi an Samts Rulsu, unh
an hsn iipptftii@tu unb fie5fliGtn Ssiisn spH
tiHa Wiley. actlfn unp RinnaIifH auestnsn-
Hien unb r%sfsrpirt, mic in etrH Dab sir biss
tanb non @tprss 9. pna 1t al an 8ribaei
Rsam, batirt ben 1. SuIi 1870 Hnb sinssrastn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19


80 2i-Nat bic Rt6it, SiteI unS SnftrtHsn
Der 9erIInaitu, SAINTS 8tifr pptr aitfsT uue
Glen arifr, lttus 6Iau, In tbrsm ftesnrn &sh-
to. In unp auf al bic Got cher parjtlt eanb, st>
ltstu in ptm iOpHibip Oh Serge 9adapanna
County uue Staat psnniyIsauia, bssrsn,t unp
btlhrisben ME foist nsmli&: aa bic Sber.
ti&t cber bds @runortht bon Got 20 II an bsr
pbsren Muslssuns bon Cots her Sinitrlalsnlhaff
pts psrf Sbpmas Smitb anfaietnb an elmer
Gft ven WRain Sirabs etr Ode BON Got 30 76.
ron ea BET btfasir WaiH Sirabe iieliG 10
@racs, rtfli6 so 6uB iu finsr Gds, pon Ia
n6reIih II @raes, 5flid $50 Gu6 ~ elmer Gde,
pon ba nSrbIi& 49 @rabe, SaltG 50 Gue ~ sinsr
Ode BON yot Nc 76, uuo pon bisfer $50 JUG sn
elmer I'd, BEN Anfanssplabs; suibalitnb 1900
Qunpraifub BON eaub. acblfn unb RiHfTa-
lien ~rtisrpirt. allies pubsirt NIT tintn ,pei-
fSdissn b~5l,trHfn @Sbnbault. NIT L une psrd
ssrnt. unb Nubtnafbaubsn bdrduf.
Mit 9d&lag belsst une In Grtfution stHpni-
mfn auf bic aiass bT Ssurity Suilbins uHb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

30 f5-aas bic Rstit, 5itl n SuirsHm
her 8trtdsisu, Sardb ann 5ribbIfeod, aemi-
nilfratpriH bes pfrff. Hiharp Gnpares, une
Biaiam &eparbs Hutb Gpmares uni Gomune
&bparbs, In une auf bic Sbuadue pbsr has
@runers1t all jsns gfpidtn Got peer pnIels
eanb, eelseen In BEN ftibusn BoTcuab 6ppe
parf ttBt Sidbi SeTanten), gafaiplnna GOnu.
" une Siani ptnniplpania, bfgrenit unp BE-,
ihrttbtn ME fclat neniih; Nnfangtnb an 81.
nr Ode an @arise asfnue, ycn pd entlaua Der
sinit jptittu Cote Ho is unb is n6rplid 50i
@rart, trtlIi@ 1855 GuB iur Gdf einsr Maty,
pom ea snilans Der eiHif esr b,laeisH Aaty uSres
LID SGT @raes SfliG 30 8ub ~ finsr Ode In
etr eiHif jpilttn eots Ro "A unb is, pcu en
entlane Der ltBigfnannten eiuie lubliA SOL
@rdes, SlfltH 1855 jug ju elmer @dt In einis
pom @arfslr Nptuuf, une ppn oa enildna bsIaa-
ter Aptnut llellt 394 @raes, msfflih So 8u6
iuni MHfanespiaBt 81 Got Wp is i'm 9Iud' Ru
i9 duf Wtniam Srltlanes plan ron Sidbt.
lpte In BEN Borough 5ppt Part uHp IN bic lue-
Itte 5difis bee @ruHpfiides friiber iibsrtraaeu
eurh payne ptttitenf unp Nnesre an Scbu {.
ttpte buT1 Defp hatirt ben go. 5duuar 1880
uno ttngstraesn TN Dffebu1 20 4, Stite fO7.
NuegtHpmrien une rflfrpirtnb ituen Ibeil bI
obtnbfibrtebfntn ept trfIher ptrfauft unit iibsr.
tIdgtn purbe burt 8iharp Geparos an 9gil-
liam ). Davis pur6 Dtse batiri ben 5. 6tbruar
1887 uue stnefraetn i'm Dnebn6 9e Al,
Ssttt $40. Dr. 10 iberiras,nt 5bsil IL Bic
nSrbli9s Sdlfis br obsnbdtristsnsu Tot uub n
70 tuB pprns une biHisn unp 1855 jug In Eisfs
Muts ufTbttfrt, nit stnsni jptfSdt9fn b~Slitrntn
Wetnbault unb Aubtngtbdubtn parauf.
wB SttHlaa bsitef unp in Grtfutipn gtnpm-
men auf ptt Siass ueH anstliuf u gouna, ae-
mtntiratertu ets puf. Sbomas gouna asatu
Sdrat Ann driblteed, ahmtutlhaterin be- psr(.
Htaare Grtpayps, uHe Biliam Gbuares, Rutb
eeirares nne GbniuHh Geparbs. S9ulp $347..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

l&aft bee pna. PETER 0sauj Neariba u. der,
@ititpe bss pfri. peter Bsasr; anh 8ranl
@cetL gormunb Bon Warp ReIsr, Solspb
WtIsr. annis Wfler, ausuff 0slsr, BranI
Wfler, psnry @tIfr, 9srmann @eatr, Grben
bts psrf. pttr Wfan. ShnIb 500. Suba-
mfnt 30 4i2, 9essmbn 5srmin 1902. 0tnb
Gr gum Wdri Gfrmin 1903.
9aIIeuttne, NutpaIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-19

Ro 10 -9le bic Rentt. Tittl une SutersNen
Der Baflaattu. SoIspb WElttrs, @bminifrator
Der SinttrlaHtnfhhft ets ptrlf. pttu @tQsr ;
Rarlba Weltr, Wlitrt he's vtrf. Tttsr Wsler
uno 8rinf SpsbL 8ormuHb bon Mnry WtIsr,
Soispb Wslsr, Nnuif Wtler, Muauff gBtlIer,
,ranf Bslsr, Ssnrp HtIsr, Srmann Wtlsr,
8rbsn bee usrff. Peter @elu; In unb auf al
bic atriit Got oper parstle ednb, ssItasa IN btr
3ranligftu gRare her Staht SeTauiun, 9ada-
rpanna County uno Siaat psunlplpania, be.
srnjt uup bsibriebsn ME fpIet; 81 Got go
Is i'm Bod Yo "a duf fintm plane BON Cote
or Siabt SCRANTON, porausibtli6 gtbSria sin-
e%ttrdasn, unb 9elsgtn an Der noreSflidsn Stits
BON pear Giraffe une III sprnf 40 Bue In 5roni
unp in Litfs f40 6uB ~ elmer i6 9ub aasy
nit BEN Rtdi ;tbn 6ub in Grpnt br 8orbtrli-
nts Der b,iagieH Tot III benubsn fur perh, An-
planning. @fpOIbs etc. aObltn uno Rintra.
lien ben atitslidsu gieentbiimsrn %etrlelben re.
lsrpiri burh eetBlihen gerbtbalt. 81 baGtIbs
Gigsntbum iberrastu an Sobn ppllprb burd
Dto batiri etu 10. 9anunr 1890 purn @spras
6ilbsr uub .Grau, uub ~ bflaeitr Deb ~sinsttra.
asn In etr OHtet jur @intrasuus ppn Gttbs In
unb FUR eadaranna County I'm Tnebuh &c
6S. Seitt 70 etc., unb eurt 9obu gplpre uuf
brau ibtrirageu an peter Wtlfr eurd Dab ea.
itrt ben q. 9uli 1897 unb eiuseiraatn In bn
pcrbtlasttn Sfi1 I'm DefebuG Ro f27, Ssit.
446 etc. Ants pubtdsrt, mt tinsm ,ptiRSdiasr
b~Sssrnsn Bcbnbauf Hnb aubrueibduesn sa.
raul.
Rtt 9ddlas bsItst uub IN Grtiutiun asnsm
risn auf be Siaet vvn 9idoIas Bobn asgtn So
ipb WSlhrs, Nominifratpr br ptuinlaftn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
WARMLY RECElV WE'D
Policy Of Vatican Toward the
Church Ia America will Mt
BE Changed
TALKS OF The NEW POPE

NEW YORK, Sept, % Cardinal
Gibbons arrived here today on the
kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. A dele
cation of priests and laymen from Bal.
timore went down the bay on a reye-
nue. cutter to greet and welcome him
home. Heading the delegation We're
Rev Dir. j. D, Stafford Of Washing.
ton AMI Rev. B. Singleton OF Baltl-
more, and r. 3. Tibbett Of Baltimore,
supreme president of the Catholic
Isesevolent lodge.
The cardinal will remain in this
city a guest of the home of Mrs, Kel-
TEL III Brooklyn, until Friday, when
he Will accompany the delegation to
Baltimore. When the welcoming par
ty boarded the Kaiser Wilhelm III
quarantine Mr.. Tibbett made an adj
dress of welcome, to which the cardi-
nal briefly responded Another re.
ceptien awaited the cardinal when he
went ashore at Hoboken. This after
noon the cardinal will go 10 Brooklyn.
He had a pleasant voyage and he
said the ocean trip had recuperated
his strength, which had been greatly
taxed by a severe spell Of fever he
suffered due to the intense heat in
Rome during the progress of the con.
claye.
or the new p0ntiff the cardinal
spoke in terms Of the greatest enthus-
iasm. He said the choice of tie con.
claye had been most happy from an
American view point, as Plus X. was
deeply Interested in the development
Of the church In this country, and was
singularly familiar with American in.
stitutions. The cardinal had several
lengthy interviews with the pope re-
garding church affairs in this country.
The cardinal was not inclined TO dis
cuss the probable policy of the new
papal regime, but said that no radical
changes in the American church adi
ministration would ensue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
Affidavlts Against Prisoners.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, Sept. 22.--
This morning the counsel for the mill
tary made a statement In court that
at 2 o'clock tails afternoon they would
present three aifldavits against three
prisoners for crimes against the law.
They further added that they would
make affldayits against other prison
ers In few days. The prisoners were
not present this morning, and Attor-
ney Crnmp acked that the motion to
quash be taken up as to legal points
without the presence of the prisoners.
The court refused to waive the right
OF the prisoners and said that ad-
Journment would be taken until 9
o'clock, when consideration of the ar
gument to quash would again be ta-
ken up. There was no military dis
play this morning.
Attorney Crump said today when
asked his reason for not bringing the
prisoners into court:
THE defendant, General Bell, sends
word to Your honor that. in his best
Judgment. had the prisoners been
brought here today at the hour named
by the court, things might have oc-
Cured which your honor, Brother
Murphy, myself and all OF us would
have regretted. There Will be no step
taken BY us In disobedience to this
or any other competent court"
The court ruled that unless the pris-
oners were turned over to the sheriff
BY ? o'clock he would proceed With
the hearing Of all four OF the cases.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
FL Paso Boomers.

The Ei Paso delegation TO the Ma.
tional Irrigation congress passed
through the city last evening on No.
I. They had been anticipating 4 royal
time during five hours expected stay
in Las Vegas, and were quite as dis
appointed as We're their intended hosts
at the dispensation Of providence
which prevented their visit here. II
was quite impossible for them to re
main over till today As the band
boys had 70 fortlfy the inner man dur
ing the brief train stop, no music was
Forthcoming.
The returning Pass City people
were bit tired as a result Of the
strenuous campaign of the preceding
few days. but they were as happy as
hunters over their success and over
the prospect Of an enthusiastic recep-
sion when they should yet home
Much credit the boomers bestow upon
the delegates from New Mexico and
from other parts Of the southwest.
The least dissatisfaction would have
made the success Of El Paso impossi-
Bile. 1t was the united stand OF the
hosts from the southwest that brought
the victory.
The FL Paso push asserted with
much verve and vim that the next
session Of the irrigation congress
would lack nothing in the manner Of
entertainment and reception, ID Paso
will spare no effort to make the con-
yention surpass all that have gone be-
fore II is proposed, also. as the
whole southwest contributed % the
success Of that city, that the whole
southwest shall share in the benefits
Of the gathering In as large measure
ais possible.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
IMPRESSIVE HOLIDAY SERVICE.
Large Audience Listens TO an Elo-
quent Address on "The Law Of
Compensation.


A large audience assembled in the
synagogue at the hour Of IL o'clock
this morning to celebrate the solemn
New Years service of the Jewish peo-
pie.
A beautiful and impressive service
of song, prayer and responsive scrip
ture reading was followed by an adj.
dress by Rabbi Lefkoyits on the
meaning Of the day and the lessons
to be learned from it. He reminded
his people that the meaning of the
Hebrew name of the day is The day
of Judgment; that the whole spirit
OF the day is summed up in the word
Justice; that the fundamental prin-
cipals of the Hebrew faith are insep-
arably linked with the spirit Of this
day, which embodies the core Of the
Jewish faith. Leading out with the
statements that every action has its
reaction, every deed rebounds on its
doer, the speaker proceeded to unfold
at some length the solemn fact Of the
law of compensation, which every
where asserts itself throughout the
universe, ami which, however slowly
It's operations may seem TO be, Il work
ing none the less surely. He brought
in review before the minds OF his
hearers the history of the rise and
fall of the great nations Of the world.
and illustrated in their overthrow the
unrelenting justice of the law of COM
pensation. He showed that, despite
the well established fact OF the truth
Of this law, it Is forgotten and lost
sight of, and men and nations are only
reminded of its operations by the con-
sequences OF their deeds. This day
Is given to u.s." he said. especially
that we may stop and take time to
consider and reflect upon the great
truths which IL embodies-that right
and truth will and must remain par
amount"
He gave very practical turn to
the address by bringing out viyidly
the neel for applying the principles
Of right and justice to the affairs q
our national life. at this critical time
when labor and capital are engaged
In the great conflict, and when corrup-
tion Is being disclosed In our mum
cipal affairs and in the conduct of the
national government.
In closing he gave brighter tone
to the discourse BY reminding the au-
dience Of the ever present providence
of God, who brings good out OF evil
and oyerrules all things for his pur'
poses, mingling justice with mercy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
WRECK AT ROCKY FORD.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE
FRiGHTFuL TAlL-END COL
LlsloN or NO. I.
Many New Mexicans In the Mix-up, In,
cluding Rodey and TwitchelI.

The returning southwestern dele
gates TO the national irrigation con-
gress, including Col. Twitchell and Del.
egate Rodey. were on the Santa Re
passenger train which was wrecked
at Rocky Ford yesterday. From mem
bers Of the homeward bound delega-
tion The Optic secured a graphic dc
scription Of the frightfnl wreck.
The fast passenger train, laden TO
the guard rails with returning dele
gates ana with Colorado people who
had been attending the state fair at
Pueblo, was clipping along at fifty
mile.an.hour rate. A mile out Of
Rocky Ford d long freight train was
scheduled To take the siding some
minutes before the passenger was due.
But the freight was slow. and when
the passenger train came tearing
around a curve the freight was not In
the clear. The engineer reversed,
turned on the air and jumped just as
the shock came. The fireman jumped
III time 10 escape injury, but the en-.
gineer was seriously injured The
freight crew saw their danger just In
time 10 save themselves.
But the passengers had no warning.
Even in the rear Pullman. where the
New Mexico and FL Paso passengers
Aat. the shock was terrific. Men
struck the ceiling and fen together IN
heaps. That there we're no fatal In.
juries IN the forward coaches Is ac.
counted for only because there were
fve or six mail and express cars, but
under any circumstances The fact TINT
there was no loss Of life seems mirac-
ulons Half a dozen freight cars were
smashed 10 smithereens, Six cars on
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-22
Negotiations al srandstill.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 22--Nego.
tiations between officials Of the Great
Northern and firemen and engineers
are practically at a standstill, as the
officials of that road have denied the
requests Of the men and rescinded
grants made at previous meetings,
Grand Master Hannahan Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
and ]. j. Stone, grand chief of the
Brotherhood Of Engineers, are here
for conference this afternoon. Both
these men informed the Associated
Press that unless this meeting
brought about change in the attl.
tude Of tho railroad officials. a poll
of the men Of the entire system would
be taken in forty-eight hours.