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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

8erfabrsn eesen Is Off,isrs bss 8.
Oraeonsr @aros Reeiments anseitrsnst.
Die Offliere bisfes Reeimenis bilben
cine sreIuiip. ariitoiratii&s @eisqi@aft.
Sic iino bei&uIoiet. einen SournaIiffen
STANFORD Stepping, SObn einss ebss
malieen NomiraIs. Dor sipei Sabren in
einsm SoteI in @apitabt miSbanbelt 3u
taben. tpeil er bel einem Bale nit elmer
seipihen Srau tanate. Stsppins itrensts
einsn @ipiIprO3sb eessn bic Offisisrs an.
lpeIts aber bic Sa&e bsiIestsn. inbsm
ite el500 sabIten. Bon ben l5 BE.
laulbi8ten ioaen nus elf tpiriIi@ bsIafst
iein. Sic seb6ren aber aae ma&tieen
uno sinfubrei&en 5amilien an, ipsIds
in beieen Sauisrn bss 9urlameniS per.
treten 1tno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
@e6lte Tabrmeee.

Mie mir aus benz ,,gaIifornia Demo.
frat" erieben, iif bic 8srpenbuns bes i'm
Staats GaIifornien seiponnsnsn Hobps.
troIeums sur 8efeitieuns bon 6fentlihen
5abritraben BON burafaIassnbsm @rfoIs
geipeIsn, unb GaIifornisn bat beute Sun.
berte bon Wsilen ber bsifsn. fefteiten
unb faubfreeiten Sabripsse aufsutpsiisn.
9as pennipIpanifde ,,8obl6l" nit
isinem harten paraffinsebalt eisnst f&
our&auS nidt su BEN porliesenben
3nsds. SO mae imfunbe isin, ben
Stnub auf elmer maeabamiiirtsn Strabs
cine iurss 8eit lang fsf,ubaltsn, ubsr es
perbunhet nit einem burdbrinssnben.
sfeIboften @eru@ 70 fdnea. bab balb bic
OberHdae ber Strnben bon elmer ausses
trodnstsn 3ruits dber;ossn 1T. bic f6
unter ben &dbern Der Subrperfe unb ben
Sufen ber Pferbe fhnea puIpsriiirt unb
tpieber als Staub in bic 2ilfte ipirbelt.
Das californiiGs Del baseeen bat einen
GspbaItssbalt bon 40 bis so Bro3sni
unb psrbinoet iid, ipeun in ri1tieer @siis
aufsetrasen. nit ber obsrn Sabripes.
ididte su elmer fsfsn. compaften MaFs.
8ei Der Anpenbune beS caIiforniiden
OeIs auf ben Sabripessn bes @olben
Safe Boris in San Sraneiseo maGte
fid Der bdbIide @srud. Der bsmisIbsn
sniitrbmie, nur flr ettpa bier obsr flnf
Gage eeItenb, bann aber in ielbf bel
tparmen Sonnenidein feline AuSodnfune
mebr Su bemsrfen. Wiit elmer ein3een
OeIbesiebune i'm Sabre buben bic Suupi,
fabrtpses i'm @Olben @aie parf i@ trob
bes ftarisn 8srtebrs, bsr ii6 tusidsli& auf
benielben ubipidelt. uoradsIi4 eebaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Der eeeenpd drtise Oabifampf In
Seutg6lauD.

Ser sssenwdrtise @abIlampf ipsif
bic drsfte Beripirruns auf, unb es iint
feline Musf&ten borbanbsn. baB es Bic
l6. SUM, BEN fiir bic Rsi&stassipabIsr
anseietten Germin. anberS iperben tpirb
Die alien Wablblnbniife Rnb aufgel6n
unb aae Sammlunes. 8earebuneen &C.
f4eitert. Die erboffie einisenbe unb adm.
benbe Mablparole blisb aus, 3umal biz
&ssieruns firift an ibrem prosramm feb.
bislt, bic 8crteien fi@ ielbfi su iiberIai'
fen. 9tas ftebsn ssssn aas. uno bas
@baos iit Trumpf.
Die @iniefeit bes @sntrums, ionft elm
bon ben anberen Barteien bieIbeneibetes
Wufer. 1T ourh aerarii&e 8sitrebunsen
pieIfa& our6l6dert. Iuberbem eeberben
iih bic polen INNER pibsrfpenitiger.
Sic bsrIaneen ba, no ibre Stimmen ben
4usi&Iae eeben. abfoIute 1lnterorbnuns
oes @entrums unb iinb burh bic ibnen
sepdbrten 8ueefdnbnihe uerp5bnt. Die
nntionoIen unb auf eine poftipe politif
binnrbeitenben WdbIer fnb ssjipunesn.
oen 8ampf eesen brei Sronien su fiibrsn.
ndmIl4 eeeen ben aIerifaIismus, sssen
bic Solialbemcfratie unb sesen bas er'
trems aerarieribum.
Dasu fommt cine beutIi& ipabrnebm.
bare politif&e 8erbrofenbeit, bic 8erfab'
renbeit fpssiea ber eebiIbeten 2reiie.
tpeI&e ii& tbatenloiem DRiBbsbasen bin.
seben ober perberie Neisuneen sur so.
,ialbemotraiIe aufpeiien. Die SosiaIbes
mofraten fiibren uaein einen aielbetpub.
ten. enereif&sn @ablfampf unb bdrfisn
uiele Wanbate eeipinnen.
gs tpiro pieIfa6 befimmt seelaubt.
oab bsr nsus &si&stae ni&t resisrunsS.
fdbis isin unb baIO aufssIDit perben
miTb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Weiblidbe SeS6lferuns In Jtalter
3ablretdber ale bic mdnuIidbe.

Die amtIiden 8lffsrn bss itaIisnii&en
@enius IaGsn srisben, boB elmer mann.
li&en Bepblieruns bon l6, 1855, l3U So.
pfsn cine ipeibIi@s bon l6. $40, ,l23 SO.
pfsn eseendbsrftsbt. 8is in ben Iebten
paar Sobren mar Stulien bas einaiae
2anb in europa. tpo bic m6nnIihe 8e.
pblisruue bic ueibli&e ilbertpoa. Die
Iboiia&e, bab iest bas llnsetetrte Der
5uu ih, ipirb auf bic ha.is Auspan.
osruns auridssfabrt. Dis @eniusauf.
nabme binfi&tlid ber bss 2eiens unt
S&rsibens iunbissn 9srionen III midi
ermuibissnb. SIN Sabre 1879 tonnteu
3l.2 Brclent BET 8ep6Iisruns leien cbes
i9rsiben. 2roboem i'm Sabre 1887 Der
S&uISpans einsefiibrt purbe, f5nneu
INNER nod 48.5 prO3snt Der itaIieniIder
8epblierune tpeber leIen ober i&reiben
Die Ssiiuneen itelIen bel Beipredunt
bsr 8ablen 8erelei@s an ibsr bal
iaIs&te Gresbnib unb bic bobsn Sum,
men. bic psri&Iuneen ipurbsn, unb for,
bern elsidasiiis cine ftrepse 9u.6fib,
runs 6ss S&uIswanss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Deatsbe Mbtbeiluns auf Der Belt'
An6ffeQuna.

Sn ber bsutiGsn Nbtbsiluns auf Der
BeItauefeauns in 81. 2ouis 1904 iinb
bis isst nsbsn elmer umfaisnben Ius.
itelune auf ben @ebieten Der 2unf, bes
8unfseperbes unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
folsenbe Sammelausfeaunssn in 4us.
iidt senommsn tporben: BuGespsrbe
unb srapbii&s 81nfts. 8unfpbotosrap
5einms&anit unb Optif, gbsmiidts Sn.
oufrie unb Snbuitrie. Sanauer @Olb'
unb Silber Snbuftrie, nbreninbuftrie,
Sonneberesr SpieInaareninbuitrie, Sc.
romii. 8ostldnbii&e Tsrtil Snouitsis.
Rraftwaeeninbufrie, Msinbau, Sopfen.
bau. Nabrunssmittels Snbufrie.
Die 8erbanbluneen nit ben betbsilies
ten AusfeQsrn iperben, inioipsit Iebtsrs
iiG ni&t on ben 8si&scommiHdr unmit.
telbar tpsnben. sefabrt: for bas Bu&se.
perbe unb bic srapbii&en adnas burd
ben Seuiihen 8u6eeiperbe 8srein in
2eipsis; fiir 8unfpboioerapbie ouyd
PrOk Dr. Wistbe in @barlotisnburs. fiir
Die Parflmsrie. Snbuftris eur& ben fsl.
Gommersienraib 3. 2si6nsr; fiir bic Sas
nausr @OIo. unb SiIbsr. r.Snbuiiris burd
Prof. Dieie in Sanau; fiir bic llbrsnins
Ouifris bur@ ben 8orfiser bss 8erbanbss
Deutider 1brensroiiiiten.S Sabriianten o.
9Opis in 2sipsie; fiir bic Sonneberser
Spielpaareninouitrie bura prof. M6aer
in Sonnebsrs; far bic fsramii&e Snbus
itrie bur& ben Director Der isI. 8Orseaan.
manufaitur. @eb. 8ssierunssratb Dr.
Seinids in Berlin; fiir bic 8OstIdnbii&s
Gtrtil' Sneuitrie bur6 ben Direftor Der
9unfseperbei@ule grOf. R. Sofmann in
pHuusn |. g.; far @ein.8au burd ben
@enerulieiretdr bes Dsuti6en @einbau.
pereins. isI. Oelonomieruib DabIsn in
BiesbaOen +; fIr bic Nabrunssmittslins
Duarie bur& ous Nabrunssmitis in
5runifurt a. do. ; fir bic 8raftpassnin.
oufrie bur@ 0ireftor Sreunb in Berlin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Ghnf5ebn britifbe Drasonerscffi.
siere 1erflaat.

acrb 8obsrts. ber ObsrbsfsbIsbabsr bet
britii&sn aymss. bat nit Ilmssbune Der
8pii4snbsbOTbs Elm lrisssssri9tIi@ss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28

- ansissn finben bur& bas. ;, ,@es
aenblatt" bic ipeitehs gsrbreitune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
&leibt babei.

@ontrs abmiraI MsIpias fibrt in
einem NrtiisI auf's Nsus aus, bab bic
mobsrnen bsutfden S1la&ti&iffe ben
amerifunii&en dberIesen fsisn, tpenn
man bas perbiItni6mdbiee Berbrdne.
unss.BoIumsn in 8stra&t sisbe, unb
ltlbt ii1 babel auf folsenbe Tbatia1en :
y babsn bic beuif6sn S&ladii9iffs,
i'm Bsrbdltnib sum Gonnsnsebalt, bic
sr5bte @eiGpinbiaieit. ba bieIe Sdiffe
BON sttpa 10000 Tonnen 8srordnsune
mebrsre Sabre ipdtsr sebaut tpurben,
als bic unirieen.
% bsrlsibt bic Drsis 9 S&rauben. Sra.
i&insrie ibnen etbBere Wanbprirunss.
2si&tiefsit. Mud brinet bisis Maihi.
usris bauli9s unb 6ionomiibe 9oribeile
nit ii&. SIN lestsn Sabre babsn Wia.
rine' Stratesen unb Iaitiisr Der Ytanbp.
rirunssfabieteit cine sr5Bsre Bebeuiune
susei4riebsn, unb baber finben bic Bore
sdss Der Dreii&rauben. Snfalation isbi
cine Bea&tuns. bic ibnsn frlber ni6i
beieemsRsn tputbe.
81 fommt in Gstradt. ,bab bic beut,
i&su S4ladiidiffe niGt nit ben aabl,
rsi&en 2urussinri&iunsen ausssifaitsi
iino. ipelGe oieieniesn anoersr Raiionen
beTsen, unb baB baber in ibnen Der Ma.
idinerie, bon tpelder bic aampffdbisieil
bes SHiffes abbdnst. psrmsbrtss Sc.
ni&t unb srbberer Raum bat ssssbsn
tuerben f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Sine eaIifornifdhe Cbftbauerei.

9amit Rt bic 2efer cine 8orheaunp
bon elmer @rob Obitbausrsi in GaIifcr.
nien MAIDEN i6nnen. lafsn mir mad Der
.,paeifie &ural 9reb" bic Bsi4reibuns
zines bitli@sn 8eitunssmannes, o. 80.
Bratt, iiber bic Bibipsa Sarm in Butte
@ountp. Sal, foleen. prait i9reitt
..@intunbsrt Meilen bdbi&sr Apsnueu
lit ni&t bas einsise SntersHants bisisi
Ran&. oenn es sibt bort Obfplantaeeu
bon 1000 adsr ObRb6umsn, tpie Ran.
beIn, Apriioien. 3ri&sn, aspfsIn. Seisen,
Wifeln, Rebsn. Waulbeersn, Rsttarinsn,
Oranssn. Olibsn. pfaumsn unb 8nsi'
iden, Bomeransen. Birnsn, pfiTfHe
0uitten, Balntfe, fotpie Bssrsn un,
anberes 8leinobit. I'm cine sbee boz
osm immenien @rtras bisisr Oba. .8aus,
rei su eeben. iei nur ertpdbnt. baB BIZ
our&i&nitiIi&e idbrIide grnte $50 Ton'
men Coon 1000 Pfunb) RanbeIn, 30(
Eonnen pfaumsn. 300 Tonnen 8irnen
200 Sonnen Oranssn. 80 9onnsn Nst
tarinsn. $50 2onnen &prifoIen, 1901
Tonnen 8petihen, $50 Gonnsn Aspfe
unb 4500 2onnen gfriae betrdei uni
675 6ra&tears bon ie IL Gonnen erfor
berlit iein ipiibsn. um bieIes Diff A
beri&idsu. Auf Der 8ausrsi befinbsi I'd
cine 2annerei, Grodsnbbfs unb Elm
@ifisiabrii. bic isbss Subr 40. 900 @aQO
men @ifs lisferi."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-28
Dermif6tes GnIanb.

sonc ri@tet bic in biefsm Sabre bsionber
3ablrei6 auftretenbe erlne @etrsibs
Danie srobsn 5&aben on.
| = @ouberneur gates Bat Der WGIIer
Bin, pelde bic WunieipaIiiiruns be
StraBsnbnbnsn in Slinois bstrifft, burd
feline nnteri&rift @sfsbssiruft bsrIisbsn
= sIus ROm fab bic Grnsnnunsei
bon Sentp Wbasr ;um SdIfs. @rsbifdo
BON Cincinnati uno s. &. Sennon suu
9dlfs'@rsbif&of bon st. Souls einse'
Iaufen.
= Die 8unoesreeieruns tpirb barauI
tefeben, bab fur ben ameritanifHsn San'
Del bisieIbsn Rsdis in Der ManbiGure
mabsebsnb iinb, tuie flr aqe anbersn
Nationen.
= Dr. Sreberid ". Goof, ber an Der
Bearn Norbpol. Expedition tbeiInabm,
lou cine Expedition sur @rforfhuns bss
Rount Dlc8inlsp.. bsr bb&ftsn 8refpiss
in aIasia. fiibren.
= 8si elmer auffabrune bon Uncle
Iom's Gabin" in Oscsola, Sa., brad
cine Sisrsibs auiammsn unb sablrsi&e
Berfonen tpurben bsrIest, babon brsi
muibmabli& tbbtIid.
Sn 8rooiIpn. %. q, tpurbe Srau
Sba Dsppsr burd 8ran6munbsn auf ben
Ioo perlebt. Sn elmer BON br bsnubtsn
Gar bate Elm eleftriiGsr Sunts ibrs
RIsibsr in 9ranb seiebt.
- arbsiis Gommifidr @arroq O..
Brisbt piro su 8esinn bss n61hen
Sabres bon feinsm poaen surldireien,
unb Der prdiibsnt pirb f& in,mii4sn
Ha& Grfas um3ufsben babsn.
- 1leber ben Staat WaHu u6uietts
feeie elm fur&tbarss Donnsrueiter oabin.
3nei Psrionsn purben bom BIib sr.
idIassn. 8Iiss, Sturm unb Rsssn
ri4tsten bebeutenben SadidaOsn on.
= auf GnOrbnuns bss 8ani. Grpsr.
ten Periins in @afbinston if bic Na.
tionalbanf in Southport. Conn, ssiGIOf.
fen iporben unb slpar in SoIss Der bur&
BON sl0O 600.
Gin ,s;, Isro.r.r os;, - ..n m.,,
unb WalbanIassn bon Billiam &odes
feaer in 8ap @amp ausssbro@snsr
BaIbbranb bat sroben S&absn psrur.
faht uno Sorifsriinos i'm umfana bon
10000 4erss berni9tet.
= Gin W;,,sburo aorb inn MI,sr M,
70 ess.sn sISs,;S "a q Go ~" ~
@ranpsr bsr Sones & 2ausblin Steel
Doris. @r mar in oer BLAINE. Glepe.
Lamb gampaens Boriibsr bss republifas
nilHen NationaIs Gomites.
srn.rho,s s,r h~.; m,H., ,,u
nor wSr;I, Sss A S;iss. msnsrcI' IN "a "a
r,s;s,srs @,;sn,,, ,,hss sa;,s WsaI,.S.
llntsriudunasn fsr.ia isin. Sc bsist.
bok berielbe Gorruntion in bunberien
BON SdlIen uadtpeiien tpirb
,.
nn'sr osn V9slsssh Oon 9ssm Sss'
isp , Uasos Oss ~ eO%msss.a' Y: S. ~ S'p'a.ns 70.
.sutp0.m', 1's " ps0s.a. Su. s'hs pom
nj, s;rsr S Sss"s;,s, oco'' ~ aocn sa'Sss,
@ me;s Ssn SoS - S,sansD nVm ,,;,S WV o"'''
D"' "" 4AS '''AA" ''''
Sas Oberfaatsseri1t bon Uiihouri
itIeb bob nrtbsll ssesn bic st. 2ouiier
Staoirdtbe Naltner uno 9sbmann. tpsls
DE I'M 8rsls8eri6t bon ct. Souis bss
UfetnetDe6 tDulDla betunDen tDaren, util.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
Afro-Amerlcan Council.

Washington. Special-The sub-com-
mittee OF the executive committee of
the National Afro American Council
last week decided to hold the next
meeting of the council at St Louis.
September 4. 1904. and appointed a
committee of five to appear before the
platform committee of the next ma
tlonal Republican convention to urge
that ii take vigorous action in refer
ence to the practical denial in a num-
ber of States of suffrage to the negro.
The Following resolutions were
adopted:
we are opposed to the un- Republi-
can principle of drawing the color line
In the Republican party. which has
been inaugurated in certain States. to
the detrimept. of the party. and to the
injury of some OF the most uncompro-
missing supporters OF its policy in the
past. and we believe that the proposed
reduction OF representation in the ma
tional Republican convention would be
an injustice which the party should not
perpetrate.
I'VE take this opportunity to express
our gratitude to the President of the
United States for daring. at all times
to stand up for impartial justice and
!! the manhood rights guaranteed by the
constitution and by laws based there
on. We have never asked special CON
Sideration in any matter affecting the
common rights of citizens and sincere
ly believe that he has not sought to
give us such. He has treated us just
like other citizens; we have never
asked for more and will not be salts
fed with less. BY announcing that he
would not submit to the closing of the
door of hope to us, he played the whole
gamut OF principles for which the ma
tion stands and for which its founders
dedicate their lives. their fortunes and
theinr sacred honor"
Among those present were Bishop
Walter, T. Thomas Fortune. Cyrus
Field Adams. William A. Pledger. OF
Georgia: Walter l.. Collier, OF Louis
iana. and John c. Dancy, OF North
Carolina
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
THE COLOMBIAN EXPEDITION.
Gen. Reyes Responsible for the Coun-
termandiIg Order.

Colon by Cable.-The French
steamer Fournel arrived here Friday
from Savanilla and Cartegena. She
was the first vessel to reach this port
since the decree closing those ports
to vessels to and from Colon was can
celled. The authorities of the Depart
ment of Bolivar are still unreconciled
to the loss OF the Isthmus. which
they do not regard as hopeless. as
they issue clearances papers not for
the republic of Panama, but for Co
Ion. Department de Panama" The
Fourners agent has received no con
firmation OF the movements of Colon
bian troops on the Atrato river. but n
passenger of the Fourncl informed
the correspondent of the Associated
Press that rumor was current at
Cartegena that the cruiser Cartege-
ma about ten days ago embarked at
night time owe III thousand troops
bound for the Gulf of Dariam. with
the object OF constructing a road to
Cauca. Gov. Melinzcn, in an inter
view, said: Il have just learned Of
ficially through PASSENGERS OF the
Fourncl that the Colombian warShips
General Pinzon and Cartegena left
Cartegena at the beginning of be
cember, having on board the same
$50 troops which General Tovar
brought to Colon. These were landed
at the Rio Atrato, with instructions to
build road towards Panama, But.
after terrible suffering for four days.
in their efforts TO go up the river in
small boats and canoes, and ching in
want of provisions OF all kinds, their
supplies having been soaked with
water and completely spoiled. the
troops resolved not to go any further
The passengers also affirm the troops
have since returned to Cartegena." ="
News has been received here from
the interior TO the effect that 900
Colombian troops left Bogota n fort
night ago TO go down the MagadClena
river. but on reaching Honda they re-
celVed orders countermanding the
movement and returned to Bogota
December =. Ii is believed that Gen
eral Reyes is responsible for the
countcrmanding OF the order.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
Needed Appropriations.

Washington, Special.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has transmitted to
Congress the estimates OF appropria-
tions acquired by the government tor
the fiscal year ending June. 1905. Ire
appropriations asked for aggregate
1924 SOIL as against $3.50. 1912 ask
ed for the year 1904 and S605 .286 900.
the amount OF the appropriations TOR
that year. The estimates in detail fol-
low: Legislative Sl1.GS7.25j: Execu-
tive $320.000; State Department s.. 133.-
$50; Treasury Dcpar artnent $16S 659 .064 :
War Department si3l .259033: Navy
Department Sl05.S2j.4IO: Interior De
partment s1G3 3,093. $50; Postofilce De-
pertinent $10.S24.759: Department OF
Agriculture $6.729 $50: Department Of
Commerce and Labor S14 .933 955: De
partment OF Justice $S035.i4 grand
total $G2i, i,J02,11G.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
AZ The North.

Rev. Jonathan S. Willis died mt Mil.
ford, Delaware.
Sensational testimony was given be-
fore the Shiphuilding hearing in New
York.
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt. Jr., in New
York.
receiver was appointed for the
Townsend. Downey ShipbuildinC Com
pany OF New York.
Nearly $500 persons who believe
they have claims to large part of
Harlem. in the upper end OF Manhattan
Island. have organized an indepcnden.
government
As an explanation. in part. OF the
call for a reduction of 10 per cent in
the wages of 10000 cotton mill oper-
atives in Fall River. some manufac-
turers say that Fall River cannot af-
.ord to pay wages far higher than
Southern mills pay for making the
same goods
The registration Of pupils in the reg
Ular day public schools of Boston. not
including those in the two special
schools and seven special classes. is
SS,l7S. This is 202S greater than one
year ago. In the Latin and high schools
the total number is 7,056. net gain of
M. In the grammar, primary and kin
derEArtcn grades the number Of pupils
is 81 SIS. a gain OF 729.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
FOREST RESERVE BILL.
The Outlook Bright for the EstabIish-
ment of a Great Park.

A special dispatch from Washing
ton City on Wednesday says: Men
high in the government service as
well as those prominent in other walks
of life will again actively interest
themselves in behalf OF the Appala-
chan Forest Reserve bill The issue
will be clcar-cut when the measure
reaches the speaker and any adverse
action should there be such. will be
taken over the protest of directly in
Interested and in formed men from all
parts of the country. At the session
OF the American Forestry Association,
held here the bill was heartily endors-
ed by a formal resolution after re-
marks OF approval from various gen
hemen. Secretary OF Agriculture Will
son presided over the meeting willie
among the active participants was DR..
SChency. in charge of the forestry
division OF the George w. Vanderbilt
estate. The resolutions declared that
Southern forests were OF national im-
portance in their influence upCn tho
stream flow and timber supply.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
From across The Sea.

Sir John b. Maple died in London.
The city OF Santo Domingo was sur
rendered to the Revolutionists.
The Free Food League opened the
campaign against the Chamberlain
proposals with great meeting in Lon
don.
Turkey was warned by Russia and
Austria that unless the reforms were
carried out in Macedonia at once the
power would take charge of them
Three hundred English pilgrims
were received by the Pope.
1t was reported in Paris that Russia
and Japan had arranged terms of set
tlcment Of Far Eastern matters but re-
ports from elsewhere did not confirm
the story.
Sentiment in French official circles
seemed to favor the case of Captain
Dreyfus.
Queen Alexandra celebrated her
fifty-ninth birthday.
Premier Giolitti outlined his policy
before the italian Parliament.
NJ Thopiteau. French Deputy, pro
poses to tax all games OF hazard TO the
extent of s per cent Of the sums at
stake. NJ. Thopiteau estimates that the
tax would bring in an annual revenue
OF 81 100000
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
Can't Tax Sewing Machines.

Washington. Special-The Supreme
Court of the United States Monday de-
c!ded that sewing machines may be
sold and shipped into North Carolina
without requiring the payment of tho
tax of $3.50 required on the manufac-
ture and sale OF those machines in the
State. The opinion was rendered in the
case OF the Norfolk & Western Rail
road Company VS.. John r. Sims. sheriff
OF Person county. n. G. The case arose
III connection with the purchase OF a
machine By Mrs. o. l.. Sattorfcld. OF
the town cf RoXboro. in that State. She
ordered il from Chicago. and IL was
sent cash on delivery" There was an
effort on the part Of the authorities to
collect the license. on the ground that
as the money was paid In North Caro-
Ina, tie sale was really made there
The state court accepted this view OF
the cafe. but they were reversed nv to-
days opinion. which held that the de-
Clsion was an interference with inter
state commerce. and that the sewing
machine could not be taxed as long as
1t remained in the original package
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
Killed For His r1oney.

Goldsboro. Special.-Bunn Capps. the
white man who was assaulted and left
for dead near A. l.. Sasscrs farm.
about five miles west OF Goldsboro.
Tuesday, died Wednesday night with
out reGaining consciousness. DR.. Thorn
and held an inquest over the remains
From the evidence the jury found that
"Capps came to his death by blow
from blunt instrument in the hands
OF unknown parties" Capps was 40
years old. and leaves n wife and four
children. The motive for the crime is
supposed to have been robbery. as
Capps was returning home after sell
ing cotton in Goldsboro. though he had
less than $40 with him at the time.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1903-12-16
Miscellaneous riatters.

Secretary Hay will receive the Co
lombian envoy. General Reyes. only
with the understanding that his mis-
sion is to seek aid in restoring peace
or the Isthmus of Panama.
Martial law has been declared in the
Cripple Creek district OF Colorado.
The widow OF Major J. w. McClung
refused to prosecute Alexander Gar
nett, who shot Major McClung.
Mrs. Philo s. Bennett took an ap-
peal in her suit against MIR w. J.
Bryan and Will oppose his acting as
executor OF her husbands Will
4 crisis in the silk manufacture in
Europe is said to have resulted from
acute competition, causing the produc-
ton OF inferior goods. which drove
consumers 10 buy mercerizcd cottons
instead.
Dr. J. Wilson Swan. the inventor OF
the incandescent electric light, has
just entered his Goth year. 1t is nearly
O generation ago since DR.. Swan first
publicly exhibited the electric light
which has now become universal.