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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
FREE DELIVERY ROUTES.
List of Places in Utah and idaho to
Be Favored.

NoUCNlaA 40 4 ne A4EAAAlA+N
Washington March 23-The postof-
fee department will establish on July
I rural free delivery routes in Utah as
follows: one each at Heller Lehi City.
Pleasant Grove, RivertOn, SpringvilIe.
Deweyville. Hooper; three each at
Provo City and Spanish Fork; four at
Sandy: five at salt Lake City.
In Idaho the following will be estab-
Ished. One each at Genesee, Weiser,
Caldwell, Payette; two each at Boise,
NeZ Perce; four at Moscow Senator
Hepburn called upon President ROose-
Welt today to talk over his proposed
visit TO Idaho. II has been decided
that the presidents first main stop will
be al Harrison, on May 26, and the
second at Boise, two days later The
intervening days win be spent in Mon
tana.
Senator Dubois is confined to his
home by a severe cold and an attack
OF the grip.
p. j. Quealy Of Salt Lake City is
here. visiting his partner, Mr.. KEN
merer, president Of the Kemmerer Coal
company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

New York March Ex-senator W. A.
Clark admitted today that negotiations
were being carried on between the san
Pedro, Los Angeles d Salt Lake Rail-
way company. lu which he is the con-
trolling factor, and the Union Pacific for
the purchase of a part of the latter COM
pauys system in Utah. This property
ls a branch OF the Oregon Short Line,
which is controlled by the Union Pa
cifc and runs in a southwestern direction
from Salt Lake TO Galleries "a point
about forty miles across the Utah state
line in Nevada. IL VIII form a substan-
tlal link I'm Senator ClarLs line from Los
Angeles 10 salt Lake in the event of a
termination of the negotiations now under
way.
AS 20 the nature of the deal which the
Montana senator is making with the
Union Pacific interests no one outside
those directly concerned iu the negOtla-
uOns has any information.
'l make it a rule Mr. Clark said to-
day. never 10 publicly discuss unln-
lshed business. The reports sent out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
SENATOR CLARK INTERVIEWED
ON SALT LAKE RAILWAY MATTER

from Salt Lake TO the effect that the deal
had been closed out there were tar
astray. No one mentioned in the dis
patches had authority % sign or COM
plete final details and as a matter Of fact
the deal has not been closed.
.'It is true I am seeking 20 get 90 salt
Lake over the Oregon Short Line branch,
but ] cannot tell YOU whether my scheme
involves the purchase of the control OF
that property or merely joint ownership
Of the branch, a somewhat similar ar
rangement to that entered into between
the Rock Island and the Southern Pacinc
in northern and southern lines In Texas
Concerning "a report which was cur
rent here that cooperating with Senator
Clark was George j. Gould, the senator
said.
81 don't care to say what interests are
identified with me in the construction OF
the san Pedro road. OF course we VIII
take business from the Gould roads Tor
Pacific coast points or from any other
system We intend to work In with all
the roads and show no particular favor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

Cripple Creek, Colo, March 25.-The
strike situation is rapidly assuming an
acute phase and there is every indica-
ton that every mine IN the district
with the exception of the Woods and
the Portland companies will be closed
down within the next fOrty-eight hOU~%
The Gold King laid of fifty men to-
night and the example viii be followed
In rapid succession until at least 800
men viii be out Of employment
Agent Hammond of the American
Smelling q Refining company has nOti-
fed the several mines that all ores con-
tracted for by the United States Re
ductiOu q Refining company must be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
Will WAS INVALID.

New York, March 3.-Ars. Fanny
Rayue McComb HerzOg daughter Of the
late James Jennings McCOmb, and VINO
married Artist Louis Herzog before she
could get court 90 decide whether "a
clause Of her fathers will cutting her out
of her share of his SI5.e10UIO estate
should she marry HerZ0g was valid, has
won her contention. Under "a decision OF
Justice TruaN Med in the supreme court
today, Mrs. H-rzog is declared entitled
90 about 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

SELECTED NALEDICTORIAN.-David
p. HOWells. president of the fourth wear
normal class of the University OF Utah
has been selected as valedictOrian TO rep
resent them In the June graduation ex-
ercises. Mr.. HOwells has been "a popular
student at the university and was chosen
by the class as champion Of the univer-
sity debating team In the recent debate
between the university and the Idaho
state university
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

his custom.
Evidence Of the Maid.
Lizzie Romance. maid al the Penuell
house at the time of the murder, gave
testimony favorable 20 Pennell. She
said Mr. PenneI was with his wife IN
their room reading al I,45 on the night
of the murder. She saw them again
at I'D o'clock. when she passed their
door. She ala not see them again un-
on the next morning. The servant said
she ala not notice the suit OF clothes
Pencil had on Thursday night before
the murder. or the one he had on Fri
day morning The girl admitted that
she pressed Pencils trousers, but she
said she could not remember which he
wore on either occasion She had not
noticed whether any of his trousers
were missing. whether Pencil went 20
the furnace Friday morning or Wheth-
or or not either Mr. or Mrs. Pencil
left the house after 10 o'clock Thurs
dag evening. Miss Romance did not
notice anything unusual iu Pencils
manner ON the evening he and Mrs.
Pencil started FOR the automobile ride
which ended in their deaths
10 was after the incidents related by
Mrs. Burdick today that Mr.. Burdick
sent her away from home the second
time. Her second exile from home be-
gan last Thanksgiving and lasted until
The murder of her husband.
Mrs Burdick probably viii be called
upon to tell what she knows of the
movements of Penueu just before the
murder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
EXPECTS TO TRAVEL SOME.
Particular About His Lara
mie-Cheyenne Ride.
IspecIaI 10 The HeraIdJ


Washington, March Ex-senator
Warren saw President Roosevelt to-
day and asked aim to make stops at
northern Wyoming towns on his way
TO Yellowstone park. The president
viii stop at Newcastle. but viii be
unable 20 stop at Sheridan and other
points west of Mem Castle, as they
win be passed IN the night The pres
ident Is well pleased with the arrange
ments made for his entertainment at
Evanston. Laramie and Cheyenne and
looks forward TO HIS fifty-seven mile
ride as a browning event Of his entire
trip. He expressed pleasure at the OPP
portunity to be given him TO address
old settlers at Laramie and Cheyenne
on Decoration day He does not de-
sire a large party to accompany him
on mis- ride across the mountains be-
tween Laramie and Cheyenne, and is
particularly anxious that no one shall
attend him who Is unable 70 keep up
with the procession
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
The Injured

car JOerIulCl-
An entry iu the mine had been for some
time stopped up on account OF gas and
this morning am attempt was made TO
open il by drilling another entry iu order
90 allow air Co enter and The gas 10
escape. While engaged m this work q
miner fired through 10 the stopped up
chamber, causing terrific explosion OF
gas. which bad accumulated iu the cham
ber Nine men We're iu the mine AT the
time and as a result of the explosion six
were killed outright and Joerjuich was
badly injured. Two men escaped. Some
of ihc men killed were lUl feet away from
where the explosion occurred.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
BOARD IGNORES PROTEST.
Commissioners Grant Saloon License
TO Jacob Roster & Co.

over the protests Of the owners of the
Highland Boy. Boston Consolidated and
the Yampa Mining companies. the board
Of county commissioners yesterday
granted Jacob Roster & CO. a license TO
run a saloon midway between those prop
critics and Bingham. The owners Of the
mines objected 70 liquor being sold so
close TO their properties, fearing IL would
But the board. headed by Chairman An
dersOn who met with Commissioners
Standish and Wilson yesterday for the
first time since his return from Wash
ington ignored the protest
w. w. TAYLOR and Thomas VaWdrv
were confirmed as deputy sherffs. Al
the last meeting they were appointed
license collectors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

We have had Shore Acres" Way
Down East" The Old Homestead
and others Of that class, but for a
truly great Yankee play, a play N
which the characters do not Gcu, bat
live a play that has the strongest
number Of characters Of them al, first
place must be awarded TO Danmln
Thompson and George w. Ryer's "Cur
New Minister" which Salt Lake city
sees at the Theatre soon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
ATTEMPTED sUICTDE

London. March Z3.-The correspondent
of the Daily Chronicle at Geneva learns
on reliable authority that the former
crown princess of SaXOny is lying seri-
Ously ill in her mothers chateau al Linz
dau from the effects of an ATTEMPT to
commit suicide by taking poison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
W Hayes' Els Appean ~ Pinkham HeIp.


"DEAR Mrs PNKHA:-I
great
up spine have bearndOWn both and front My alb
donen swollen and have had flowing spells three My
pe not good cannot walk be feet length Of time
"Ihe symptoms of FibrOid given little
eatey describe so write you for (Sgned Mrs.
T. +. HAYES 252 Dudley St, QtoXbury) Boston, Mass.
Note the result of Mrs. Pinkhams adViCe-aI.
though she advised Mrs Hayes, of Boston, to take
her medil ne-whCh she knew would help her
her letter contained a of additional nstruC-
tons to treatment all of which helped to bring
about the happy result.
"DEAR Mrs PNKHAI:- ago I wrote to describ-
ing symptoms and asked your advice replied followed
all your directions carefully, and to-day well
The OF Lydia Il. PnSham Vegetable entirely
expelled the umor and strengthened my whole system walk
miles
lars drop advise all who afflicted with
female trouble any kind give faithful (Signed) Mrs
l. f. HAYES 252 Dudley st, (ROXbury) Boston, Mass
Mountains Of could purchase testimony
the place of the health and happiness which Lydia T. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound brought to Mrs. Hayes
Such testimony should accepted by convincing
evidence that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable
all distressing women:
ovarian troubles umJTs nammaOns; liberation falling dis
placements OF the womb; Dckache; Irregular suppressed painful
menstraOn Surely the volume and character of the testimonial let
tiers we are daily printing the leave for doubt
Mrs Hayes her above address viii gladly any letters
which fuller
Her gratitude to Mrs Inkham and Lydia E Pinkams Vegetable
Compound genuine and heartfelt that she thinks trouble
great for her take in for her health happiness
Truly 1t said that 1t Is Lydia +. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
curing
get this when some druggist wants to sell something else
VSVVO lydia IsnIlhanl sIsiicn CO. Lynn. Man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
No Serious Breaks Reported and
the Flood Is Subsiding at
Memphis.

Vicksburg. Miss. March IA new
danger point has appeared on the Mis-
sissippi river at Everton. three miles
south of ROsedale in B0liver county.
The main levee at that point is said Co
be sloughing. A special train bearing
several hundred labOrers was rushed 10
EveTtOn from Greenville.
Scores of refugees came I'm yesterday
and today the problem of what to do
with them Is becoming serious.
The gauge here tonight registers Jll,
"a tWO-tenths rise since morning
Memphis, Tenn March Z3.-The river
has remained stationary all day at 800
feet and tonight IL Is reported 90 be fall
ing The danger from the Hood i'm TINS
territory is considered to be practically
over. The center Of interest is now south
of Memphis along the leVees of the Mis-
slssippi and Arkansas. There has been
much wind today and this has caused UNI
easiuess for those points along the south
ern levees that are but foot OF more
above the flood.
Natchez. Miss. March 23-Sycamore
leyee, ten miles above Nidalia. over which
there has been so much uueasiuess. Is
now a foot higher than I'm 1897. Work
ON it, has been pushed rapidly Ihc
Natchez gauge tonight shows 1915. or 90
above tho maximum of 1881 and is rising
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
SIX Instantly KILLED LEVEES ARE HOLDING
Terrific Explosion of Gas in a
Coal Mine at Athens,
Illinois.

Springfield. H.. March pa terrific ex-
pl0si0n in the mine or the Athens Coal
company at Athens. Menard county
twenty miles north of Springfield, today
resulted iu the death of six men and one
being seriously injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
This signature RHitE on ev-
cry box. 25c. eQWEzTVyES
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
FibrOid TumOrs Cured.

A distressing case of Fibroid Tumor
which bafled the skill of Boston DOCTORS
Mrs. Hayes, Of Boston, Mass, in
the following letter tells how she was
cured, after everything else failed, by
Lydia E. Pinlzham's Vegetable Compound.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24
Evidence of the Maid.

shook down the furnace. as had been
his custom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-24

The seat sale for The Wrong Mrs.
Appleton" which will fiji out the last
half Of the week at the Grand, opens
this morning at the box office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
foeenaunter StnOenten
in Baltimore.

Doftor 2eopOlO Siri&mann bon Nstp
gorf, elm Better beS Stuoenten Der Dle'
bBin Wartin 2osp BON Der uniusriitdi
Baltimore. Der bel Nufnabme in eins
Bereinisuns 70 brutal bebanoelt tpurbe.
oab iein Cob bic 5oIse mat, bat bon ei'
mem an6eren Siuoenten in Baltimore
9ldbersS iiber bic 8Orednee erfabren.
@r iast lber bieielben foleenoes: ,.Als
aOsp in Die Rdume ber 8ereinieune trut.
fab CT ii4 25 Wann seeeniiber, bic ibm
befabIsn. iih aussu,ieben. porauf iis lbm
bic Nugsn perbanben. ibn in Elm anberes
3immer iiibrien unb bort nit bem nadten
36rper ouf gis leeten. Damn trusen
lie ibn in bnS obere Stodnerf unb auf
einsn 8aliou binnus, bon tpeldsm iie
ibn 25 Sub ilef binabparfen. unten
itunbsn eine ansabl StuOenten NIT aus
aebreitetsn 9sden. Als 2ostp nuf bieis
fieI, puroe er tpleoerboIt IN bic Sbbe se
idnellt, bis ,bn bas Beipubtiein uerIies.
Gann prlselte man ibn nod bis ieln
a6Tper iiber unb iiber nit g8unoen be-
bsdi mar. Die barauffoIsenbe Rabl
tpar 9oep in ioIhsr BerfnGuns, baB fem
Siubenfamerab bel ibm mad bIieb uuO
ibm pisOsrbOlt 8bisip uno gbinIn sab
unO nm WOrsen idien es lbm beier su
sebsn. 0as nor Der ioeenannte ,,eriie
9rao" Der Iufnatms in bic 8srelnis'
uns. glm barouffolsenoen Samfds
nubm 2osp ben ..apsiten @ruO" unb um
nd6fsn Woresn fanb lbn fein Stuben'
lamerao Stons. Der su sIei6sr 3eii ben
,,eritsn 9rao" eenOmmen bate, lObt i'm
Bette por. Stone bsfinoet iib nod in
bsbenilldem 9uiianoe. Die SGulOisen
folltsn an ben 9aIssn. Sic itno ni6ts
tpeiter aIS W6roer."
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Der Seutf6e Ssaifer operirt.

Cine iebr iiberrai1enbe unb beunru.
bisenoe gladrift perbreitete ii6 nit
Winbeseile burd bic Rsi6sbauptitaot.
nDer 2aiier IN operirt porben," bieb Cd
unb balo mar nQes Gnbere batiiber pers
gehen. SO tparb in aQen 8ierbaQen uno
8efaurants bariiber seiproden unb mon
tpll tpihen, bab oas 2eioen. tpegen bsien
ber Raiier operirt peroen mubte, pieI
Idlimmer lei aIs bic amtli6en 8eribte
erfennen Iahen. Wie es iHeint, Bot lit
Elm @epdds in ber 8eble bes Raiiers
gebiloet, oas bic 4erste nun auf uperati.
BEN WeBe entfernt baben. Die 8sriGte
Der berporraSenben 9elebrten, trsIde bsi
oieier Operation susessn tparen. Inuten
ia febr Superiibtlid /; bic 8erliner erin.
nern iib uber, baB bel benz unsIddIi6en
Bdter oes gegenipartisen SerridIs bic
SADIE eenau 70 anfins ipie iebt. gln'
fansS mar Gles gang unsefdbrlid, in,
oehen famen INNER neue Operul,In, !,
unb INNER neue 2siben, bis i6IiebliH
Der ertldrte 2ieblins Der 8erIiner uno
ilberbaupt bsS osuti1sn 8oItes burd ben
Cob bon einem quaIpoqen Daisin erl6it
tpuroe. Wnn furhtet nun, bab Der ee,
gentpdrtiee 8aifer eenau onhelbe 2eiben
bat, mas iein Batter Dor ibm bate.
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Gin Spnbifat fantt uneebeuere
&Ohlenporrdthe auf.

Gin sisOntii6es Ssnoifat, befsbenS
aus Pittsburssr unb Rep gOrter 9api.
tuliiten. III iOeben in Retp gOtf su oem
3pede eeeriiuoet porben, 10000, 900
Ionnen 8obIen i'm Bitisburssr 8litrlti
auisufaufsn. Das neue ,,@oncern" oh,
iorbrt feline @tuten. fonbern piI pu,
8ObIen baben. Dieis Sonnenmsnee ut
uber Der sebnte 3beiI Der sansn 9lus.
tsute OsS Staatss. unb penn bas Spnoi.
fat bic bsabii6tIsts Msuse auftauit,
mdfeu bic aOtlenienbuneen nod bem
ROrOpsfen uufbbren upo Die Goniumen.
ten ibrs 8oblen BON nnberen BIdbsn oils
bon Yins5ure su bstOmmen iu6sn. Sc
1T biss elnes Der er6Bten BrOiefte in Der
8obIeninouitde felt Beariinoune bes gt.
ienbubn' n'G,uits unb aoblenbdnoIsr Der.
foIeen natursemdB bic 8snssunssn oes
SpnbifotS nit erUBem Sntsrsfs. Der
9iame css leBteren lit RepubIie GoaI
So, Die SaupiCffiee in Rep gDOri.
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Talf6e 4cpfe.

Sie 8olisei in 2pnn. WaR. BAT in
sinsm anibeineno leerfebenoen Sauis
elns beimIide Drudsrei entbedt, in mel,
der faliae 2otterlelOoie unb 3ebunsslt'
fen eebrudi. na6 aaen 9bsIIen otS
2anbes perianbt uno perlaufi uno oamii
Elm iebr sinirdsIl6eS @eibdft bstriebsn
tpuroe. Ser Druder. gB 8. @sqs, sln
As Sabre nlIer Wann, purbe pstbaftet,
bsbauptet ubsr, nit bem Soft rIei9nln'
bel nlbis ipeiier su ibun aebabt Su buben,
als bic Druderarbeit. SnbsHsn If nu6
bic Vintage Der grIansuns bon 9slo
unter faIi6en 8OripisseIunssn ssssn
ibn siboben pOrrsn Dle 2oOis ipurosn
permiitelit liibOsrapbirter PIatten ee'
orudt, beren 3ei6nungen nu6 dhien
2oiterieIoOien berseiieat paren. Bier
Ppfen, 3abIreihe Platten unb anberss
Ulaterial putoen nit 8eiblae belsgt
Die eebrudtsn 2OOie tpurben bon bort on
spei Aeenten. einen in 9ietp Yort unb
einen in ObiO, seididt unO bon Oieisn
psiter perbreitet. Dle 8olBei bieier
beiben Sidbie 1T bon benz S4mInbeI in
&enntnib aelebt tporoen.
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NOlitifbe Gage ltusarn'S bat ftb
nieber perbnftert.

Die poliliibe Sage in un9arn perbl.
itert ii4 i6on tpleoer. nn6oem ii6 ebsn
ett uuter oem neussbIlosten 2abinett
1lsba Elm berbeibsnber Iusblif er6ifnet
ID isin idien. Die ObhiuttiOniRen i'm
Rei6stas tpoaen i6drfer porgeben, unb
ss perluutet. bub Bremier Stephan
Sissa entidIOfsn iei. su ben i6dtfltsn
purlamentarlidsn Wnbreseln su erelfan
unO epentuea ben ReidStae uuhuI6isp
80 ibeint benn Tissa IN Der Sbai bsru.
fen au iein, cine 4enoerune Der unsrtrds'
Iidsn Sage mt itaIfsr Sano bsrtslsuflb
rsn. 2snft bic ObnruttiOn nldt nod su
euterlest elm. mas uusiibislos iein piilile,
10 mare oas Rdbite Guf Der Ingssoros
nuns bic AufI6iuns oss NbssOrbnetsn'
bauisS, uno bann tGmen bic 9leunabI
4ber bic erObs 5ruse IL. OBJ iie iiber'
baupt nur eine nennenstpertbe Sdmdles
runs ber &Ofulb Bartei brinssn i0nnten.
Das eIuubt pobI Der erDBie OptImlii
nl6t, penn nod ME mar oas SsIO fir
cine Burtei 70 etinitis. tule isbt in lns
9aru fir bic uaubbdneiefeltspa,tei
Rahoem mon nlio fnum bic ungarlihe
RrIie fur pOrldufis besnoet blelt. If iis
idOn tpisber utut espotben. G,ssa pup
nun seIeen l6nnen. oh er Der WGun Der
enti6eioenben, enlidIo6enen Tbat 1T
Die Obfruitonliten neroen l6perllt
Der 8eriudune pioerittbsn, ibm bic Sc.
le8enbslt on3u Su eeben.
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Sriihe8 3auoaefes.

9robes Sntersiie nimmt man iebt an
Der Wirfuna oes neuen irIdnblihsn 2ano.
@eisBss. BIS iebt iinO ap,siGen bots
banben. bub ss in ben Grnfibaften 9ens
iter. Wunfsr unb @onnausbt burbuus
erfolareib lpirtt; bod bespeifeIt man
iiurf, oh aud bic 8runobelibsr bon uIiter
lid ienen 8OrbiIoern, anitlleben perbsn.
Scneit betdnnt, bnben I'M ND bIiben
Srlano nadfraeenoe 8ddter nur ipenis
8sfrieoi8una in ibrsn unte,blnblunBen
nit ben @uisbsliBern ssfunoen. oeren
uieIe infoIse ber eroben Ausbsbnurs
ibrer Sitter une lbres Sin flufss ilber bic
8dbter eeruoesu 3erritUrinl Siritsn
iinb. Dieis 9onoIotbs nuni6en burds
aus ni6t. iraenbpeldss 9anO su Ueriuu'
fen, unb CS n Su eriparten, baB iie aQes
in ibrer Wnbi Stsbsnbs ibun peteen,
um ben grfols osS @eiebss su bereitsIn.
Die 8erbdltuiiie i'm DeiiIiden Srlano
iino melt onpon entfernt. befriebieeno su
ieln. uno stObe yiotb ii our6 ous Nib.
ratben Der beurisen 8artofels unb oer
8etreibe' @rnts, infOlee su itirien Resen.
falss. perurindt tporben. Wan fdrdtet,
bub. tpenn nibt Wubnabmsn sur AtblIfe
oieier HOib setrpffsn psrosn. cine bsosu'
tenoe Nnsnbl BeriOnen Obne ibre eiesne
SbulO Der 6ffsntIiden 8ObIibdlietsit sur
Sat fallen ptro.
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Sanna redbnet NIT aoOrepeIt at. i.

Senator Sunna bat benz 9rdiioentsn
einen idpeen S9lus berlsbl, inbsm ct
es in Der @rscu.ips Sibune oss SsnnteS
bsrbinberte. pub bic grnennuns 2eonarb
Booo's sum @eneralmnior behdtist
peroe. 9ie @esner @OOO's bUiTen su.
perli6tlid, fdpere Inidulbieuneen ges
gen Wooo bepeiien su i6nnen, tpslbs I'M
3uiammenbanBe NIT osHen Reaierunes'
ttibrune ipdbreno Der mIlitdrii6en Occus
patton @uba'S itsben. gBoob ioQ Cons
ceilionen fur SaSurSipieIe eribsiIt baben,
itb @rtrapasunsen BEL Der 8ereebuns bon
@ontraiten buben su S6uIpen iommen
lahen, @orreiponoenien beIto1en baben,
oab iis ibm edniiee 8erl6te an ibre
3eituneen idnoten, etc. @Iobartlge
StanodIe iperben in 4usfbt esitsIlt.
Sunna'S ShGblins, bsr su 5udlbauS
peruribsiIt eetpeiene nber besnnDlste friis
bere 8eneraI' Yoitmeiifer BON @uba. Mas
ior @iter q. Rntbbone, bringt game &ofs
fer boa 0Otuments aus Obio nnd DaIb.
in8tcn, tpel6e aneebIib 8epeismnteriaI
eeeen WoOo enibnIten. g8ooo's eanse
Ser9anaenbeit uno namentllb Iein ihneI.
les advancement pon osm uniergeoroneten
pohen zines SdIfS @birurssn, ben er
nod i'm 6rtlbiabr 1898 inne bate. ioq
sum 9e9enitanoe elmer eenauen unters
iu4un9 eemubt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-19
Die W1tli;.

9sneraI.Iriutunt Saq bon Der Dun.
bssarmee erfldrt in feInem Suhrssbsribt
unter Nnberem aud. oab Die Sppoftion,
bic iid in eini8en 8reiien eesen bus Uil.
lisseieB erbob, i'm @ansen seuommsn. ae.
ringer 1T, ais man ertpartet bate. gs
lei :pabr. ouB eeipiiis raoltuIe arbeiter.
fibrer bic Uiilis als cine 8efabr fir ibre
3psds bstruttsu. bod isi ss sueiieIbaft,
Oh BON bieier 5eInoieliateit aud Elm be.
trdhtlider 9beil Der Utitslisber Der Ir.
better. nnionen beieeIt isi. Inter ben
Irbeiteetern beitebt cine srfIdrIids Nbs
neisupa, ibre AneeheLlten, bic Der MiIis
anaebbren, su beurlnubsn. tpsnn lis 5eIo.
oienitibunssn perridten ober einem iiaat'
li6en Gufsebot sur nnlerordduna bon
unruben foIeen ioaen. Ser 8sri6t
i6lieBt nit elmer 8ebe bon 8orIhlGsen
fur ben WtiIsbienit unb madt ben Sons
sreB oarauf uufmsrIiam. ra6 in Der BE.
niQleunBs Bill fir oas ndhits SistaI.
iubr bic erforoerIiden 9sIber ,ur BE.
i6affung bon 8soGrfniRen fur bic Munn.
idlften i'm WanDper ansepisisn peroen
ioaisn. Tim cine st6bere BstbeiIIeuns
an ben @rercierGbunaen su ersisIen, tpirb
befiirlportet, ben Staatss s@Oubsrnsuren
Die Grmddtisune su seben. einen 9bsiI
Der fur bic WiIR sur 8srfdsuns itsbsn.
ben 8unoesseIoer on Die WunniGaflen
in Scrm bon IneesI6bnunsen, ni6t mebr
ala 43 Gents fir ieOe grsrcieriibuns bon
IA Stunoen Dauer, ausSuaabIen.