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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
Tur nthtS.

,.Die Sub mub auS'm Stall, ober i6
seb' nimmer nein !" Das tpuloe oem
Mi9eI bon ieiner beReren Sdlfte f6On
sum bunbertiten Male seprecist. gr
tpuBte tpobl, iein ,,S6ed" mar alt se.
tpproen, CAB idon ldn9it feline Wtll6
msbr unb purbe tdsIi6 maserer.
gnoIi9 nabm er lie zines Cages beim
Sorn unb fi!brte iie auf ben Wtartt.
llmionit bot er iie ieoem Saneelsmann
um einen Spottpreis an. IIS Der
Marft porbei mar, nobm er feline S9ed
tpieber unb trat NIT ibr ben 8iidpes an.
rnterpess seielte iid iein 9ia4bar
,,Sannes" 3u ibm. Dieiem flaSte er
fem 2eib unb maIte ibm baS nnnetter
aus, nit peI6em ibn feline ,liebe 2ieieI'
empfaneen fperes. @dbreno Dli9el
lib in bieier Welie INNER mebr in bic
@utb bineinreoete, fab er cine &rDte
iiber ben Q3es blpfen.
,,SanneS," iaete er, ,,tpann Du bic
Croft friidt, frieidt mel Sub !"
Infer SanneS beiann iib ni6t lanee
= er srlff 3u : unO bib Der &rbte ben
8opf ob. 9od aIsDaIO IieB Jpn iein
Appetit i'm Sti6e.
,SOr9, Mi9el," iaat er, ,,tpann
Du bic amer SdIft' frii6t, frief9t
Del Sub pibber /"
glS OddeI ieinen Na6bar 10 i4nea
susreifen fab, ipurbe es ibm unbeimIi4
su Wutbe unb oaS @epiRen idlus ibm
bel benz @ebanfen, mas isine liebepoae
Satin tpobl iasen ipiirbe, ipenn er obne
Sub unb @eIo tpieOerfdme. DesbaIb
nabm er Cannes beim Worte unb tpurste
ben Reit bieieS abi4euli6en 2edsrbii'
iens binunter.
Oils er bamit fertis mar, einsen
8eibe lanse 3eit idneiSeno NIT Der
Rub, bic nun benz Wti9el sebDrte, tpie
3upor, ibreS @eses tpeiter. Da iiebt
Dhdel, itiaitebeno, feinen 6reuno enos
lid nit erOben Nusen an uno iast:
,,SanneS, tparum bemmer benn bic
@rott s'frefe 2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10

Die 8erbeutf6unasberiube fir bai
Mort Gigarre, ipelhe befanntli6 BIZ
iebt fGmmiIi6 beruneliidt finb, babei
einen 8erIiner Di4ter gu na4foleeneer
8erfen beseiitert:
SIM stpnn3isiten Sabrbunbert ipar's ;
Wtan promenirie Intern 2lnoen,
Bon 8eit su 8eit blieb giner iteb'n,
I'm fi9 Elm 8au6fraut anSuStnoen.
VI. boIte aus BEN Gtui
Die 3naiterferse braun unb frdftie,
9. f&nitt ben TabatroamOpS ab,
6. soe an ieinsm @Idbsulp beftis.
Sm 2aben am 9nriier 8lab
@ab's Tabafrollen unb baneben
Sab man Elm rieiiseS 8lafat:
,,Spafeine 2ippenlunten" fleben.
SIN anoeren 2dben fonnte man
0uaImboI3en neu'iter @rnte frieSen.
@iftnubeIn raudte tpie supor
Der iimpIe Burger gum 8ergniisen.
SIN biefer Sprabuerpirruu9 fam
Sin SduIenanidIue iebr seIe8en,
Der forberte bic Nauber auf
Den Spra6i6ub enbIi6 rein su fe8en /;
Gin plebiscit parb anberaumt,
Dur6 bas Elm Sober iaaen folIte,
SHE er oas bielbenannte &raut
@inbsitIid funftis nennen ipollte.
Niqionen 8etteI sin5en elm.
@ebro6en mar eer 8ann, Der itdrre,
@inltimmis tpurbe feitseitellt
Der aiIt'ge 9lusorud bic Gi9arre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
WaS 4etrus faate.

ginem Bfarrer, Der elm Ieibenidafts
Ii6er 8oseaiebbaber ipar, ipuroe, ais
er zines MorsenS sur &ir6e Sins, bon
einem Sunssn elm ia6ner 8u9fnf gum
&auf anseboten. Oamit ibm Der ni6t
entsebe, fault er ibn iOfort, ipideIt ibn
in iein ga identu6 unO itedt lbn Johann
forsfdltis in bic 8ruittui6e ietnes ipeis
ten 3odes. 9luf Der &ansel ansefoms
men, fpri9t er iiber bas Birfen uub
2eben bes gpoitelfiiriten BetruS unb
selanst i'm 2aufe Der Precist au bem
Iusrufe: limb ,BetruS i6Ius an ielne
8rult unb iprad ,,SimmeI, Serrsptt,
lest 1T Der Bu6finf toot /"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10

Butter iolte teiS an sinem fiiblen
8labe ssbalten iperhen. Sat man fein
Sis, 10 iteae man ben Suttertppf bis
an ben 8anb in Elm 9efdb init WaHer,
in tpeI9em man Salpeter uufse!6it bat.
Ulan Iese Elm na1eS 9u6 borilter, bei.
fen Gnben in baS SalpeterpaIsr reis
den. 60 blsibt bic Butter friid unb
bart. Sat man einen 8uttertopf anse=
sriffen, 70 lafe man itets SaIsnafer
auf Der Butter iteben. Die 2uft mub
tpeesebuIten peroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
3ebn Sfeseln bes Saumf6nittes.

3ebu Meseln bes 8aumf6nittes.
y Die frdftise @eiunbbeit zines
8aumes bdnst gr6btentbeilS BON Der
slsi6en 8ertbeiIune ceS Saftes an ale
feline Ieite ab.
q Die 2ebensoauer uno bic frdftise
@eIunbbeit zines 8aumes bdn9en 9tDB'
tentbeiIS bon benz beltdnbisen 8lei69es
ipi9t stpiiaen ieinen aeiten unb @ur'
seln ab.
81 Der Saft ftrebt INNER 10 ienfre6t
tpie mDsli6 bon ben WurSeln in bic
Aeite aufSuiteissn, 1T baber in ben auf'
re6ten aeiten i'm llebe,fIub porbonben,
gum gla9tbeiIe ber anoeren.
~ Der Saft enttpidelt auf einem
furs seI6nittensn Glte DieI frdftiser
tpndienbe 2riebe, als auf einem lars
sei9nittenen.
s. Der Saft itrebt INNER bem Gnbe
Der Aeite 3usuiIieBen unb entipideIt oas
Der bas am @nbe itebenbe guSe frafti'
ger, aIs bic ieitli9en.
g. @enn man einen 9lit gang unter'
britt, 10 fOmmt Der Saft ben bena9s
barten I,fen nnb 3weisen su quite.
y Die Ieite. in tpel9e piel Saft
suFieBt, erseusen risI SOs unS penise
Sra9ts, bieienisen i'm @esentReil, IN
bic er ii6 ni6t in 9rObem llebe, flub be-
siebt, er3,usen pieIe Srl6te uno wenie
SoIs.
81 Sc msbr Der Soft in iein.r @irs
fuIatiCn Sinberniife finbst, beito mebr
brinst er SrudtStpeise uno Sru4tfnos'
pen berpor.
81 Seber ieiner Triebe beraubte obe,
abeefniffene Sit brinst bur6 ben ne'
be, flub bon Saft, tpel6er teinen 9lus.
ip 9 in Der GntpidelunS bes SOlses fins
bet, cine srObe Wenee bon Sru6tsDei'
s,n unb SrubttnOspen berpOr.
10) Sc mebr man einen Baum nD'
tbist, Sru6t su traeen, beIto mebr er'
Idbpft man ibn; ie mebr man 'bn in
SoI3 erbdlt, beitO mebr nebmen isin'
GrGfte AL,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
6anS nnb Spf.
1teber bas .Trnbftad~

3affee unb Tbee iinb un3weifelbaf
bas beIiebteIte @etranf gum 5tiibitad
uno fGr bic Rlafe bon Meni6en, ipeld'
| siOben seiitisen Gnitren8unaen ausse'
fest 1T, tpiro iid Der braune Grant. bel
erreaeno uno belebenb auf bic Jierber
putt, ni&t lei6t erIeben IaHen. Irot
Der, ober pielmebr serabe feiner erre'
senben @isenidaften balber, iollte ie'
bod 8affee iotpobl ais Ibee ni6t tde'
LID gum Srdbtid einsenOmmen fperben'
@enn in ibm aud nibt bic aueini9e
llrIa6e Der 3abqOicn 9ferbsntlbel Su
iu6en bIeibt, 70 1T es bod unleuebars
1batia6e, baB, felt Oies arOmatii9e
@etrdnte iebem ausdnsli6 setporSen,
aud bic 8abI Der NerOenleibenben rns
plb susenOmmen bat. 9li6t nur unter
ben grpahienen, ionbetn aud in Der
8inberfube bot ii6 Der &affee einee'
biirsert, unb biermit ipiro tpobl frab'
3eliis bic @runbIase su srbberer 8ei3s
bartlett beS gieroenipitemS Sele8t. Utan
trifft i6on 9inber bon pier Sabren an,
fur tpeIde Mit6 baS taueIi6ite Sriib.
itdd mare, nit Der 2affeetuiie in Der
Sanb. 3uneilen bort man Dliitter
fIasen, bic &leinen ieien Der DliI9 abs
bpIo, ndbrenb ibnen Der &aifee ,,oaS
S66Ite" mare. Der @runb Der Ibneis
suns sesen ben Wil6serub lieet mei'
items bod nur barin, baB nfan i6on
a[Iaufribe bas &ino bon Der Derbotenen
Ssrudt fofen lieB. Die Sale, in benen
Util6 nibt 6ertrasen tpiro, 9ebbrsn au
ben AuSnabmefdaen.
&ubparme uuo anbere unsefo6te
WiI9 1T ni6t 70 Iei6t perbauli4. tpie
abseto9te.
Suppen, beren ylabrunsspertb ii6
in Der Neuaeit als Elm iebr Serinser er'
tpieien bat, iinb gum Srubitid nibt gu
ratben. Oaseeen eiebt SaferSriibe.
pie iie bic Saotten Elm febr frdftiSer
Meni6enf6Ias eenieben, Elm nabr'
baftes, tpobli6medenoes 6ribltad ab.
Wan ftreut RE @rdbe unter forttpdbs
renoem 9labren in fo6enoes, Ieidt aes
faIsenss 8afer elm, unb Der aiemli6
bide, mD9li6lt tnouentrete Srel (oort
porridge senannt) niro init falter
WtI6 peripeiIt ober man ipeidt bic
Safersriibe iiber gfadt in @aHer Elm
unb fo6t fie am nd9iten Mor9en unter
Suiab bon Wtild gu einem biden Bret
Der nit etip0S Sitroneniuft uno 8uter
Elm frdftiseS 9eribt absibt.
S9pd6Iiden Perionen 1T aud refs
ner 8afao au empfeblen.
@ine anbere beilfrdftise Suppe, bic
beIonberS BEL anbaltenben unreSelmds
siafeiten bes DarmfanuleS cine quite
@rtune bat unb iebr nabrbaft 1T, tpiro
fpie folst subereitet: Mun nebme Wtil6
unb @dHer in sIeiden GbeiIen, brinSe
iie sum 9o6en unb rilbre bann feinse'
iiebtes @elihfornmebI (unter Dem yta'
men gold dust aud in Stores su bes
fommen) binein bis sur 9i6tisteit eines
8reies bic Wafie iolte ettpa 10 Dli'
nuten to6,n uno man fam ettpas Sals
unb Butter beifiiseu. Otan fam bieie
Suppe NOrsenS unb GbenbS atpei bis
brei Wtonate binour6 nsbmen, muB
bann aber uusieben. Ou Iie su lebr bibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10

Die @ate Der NepfeI fam man mad
Der S6pere beurtbsilen = ie idtperer,
belto beHer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
Teueralarm StatiDnen.

glp. aalisn. 9pfalitGt.
IL gStltou WibIe.
10 Gliff Wsrfe.
IA Qadawanua ave. uub Sisbsnts Shabs.
IS Qadawanna @pe. une Scranton Saus.
16 DidIpn Wauufacturina So.
II { 5. s. s. 80. Srabl 9Srrie.
t9 g 5. & 6. 50. @lts &Oa Wlhble.
81 Stfsrlpu uub 9adapanEd Npsnues.
% g8pomins aDenus uup Spruee trdbe.
% 9inpeu Straes unb 6raufliu Npenus.
q 9DaibinstOn gIps. unO WuIbsrrs Strabr.
25 Dive Snabe uup Apams aDsnus.
26 9dd panna une Waibtnstcn Nptnuts.
q Mlulbsrry Sraes uEp Wiaoiion Apsnue.
% SsffuIcn apsnus unb @itIpn StraBt.
81 elap Aptnut unb 8ins Srobe.
80 @appule @psnue unb phelps Siraes.
33 prpubsuet Rpab unb Carbon StraBs.
"a Qadapanna uub NOro Dlain auenues.
35 Sadlcn Straee unb Wain Apenue
SO SadIcn StraBe uub 9ineoln glpenut.
81 everett AStnue unp Sndicu Strabe.
38 Gjarfielp Mpeuue une Safnpette StraBe.
Al Walbiuatpn Npsnue uuc Sidpry Slrabe.
az Dritte unp 5elcws Srabe.
AZ 6unfte Apenue une 6unfie StraBt.
Al Gerantpu unb Sisbente Shaben.
as Stppsrs padins Go, pine SrcCf.
46 Stcut apsnus unb SsmlOd Shoee.
AZ pittstpn Arsnue unp lBiacw StIabe.
48 prcIpeet Mpenus uno See6 SraBr.
ST Gear apsnue uno aIper StraBe.
50 prpiutet Npenue unb 9tiper SraBs.
SO Gear apenut unb Gin Strabe
81 gpaIbinatpu @ptnus unb Ola le StraBe.
SIS Geear Apsnus unp pear Strabt.
Sc Srantpn Stabl gBsltt.
81 Spetaub SraBs unb BROMLEY Apsnue.
So Gin 0iain ape. uno Samptpn Straee.
63 Glib abtt nne Samptcn StraBen.
Ga BaIbinsipn gpr. unb Hsp gUrf Stra6e.
65 Marirn StroBe unb @apcuIe apenus.
&c .. & 3. Strtusuna uno @jrun 8ioee Sot.
II SidIcn aptnue unb On Warfst Shaes
70 Court SmaBe unp DIAMOND Nusnue.
73 propieenes Soab unb Rorb Drain Npt.
"a Warfet Sra6e unb Npre Drain Nps.
rs Hprb Wain ap'nus une pGrfsr Sraes
81 Bird unp DAT Strasen.
SO Bloom unp Marftt Straetn.
SO Srpina Nptnue unb Nsb StraBe.
t23 .. {. & gB. Gradt 6aus
1914 Ptif Marftt uub Winpnn StraBen.
2i3 .. { & 9B. 8arren @trflfGttsn.
32i .. 3. s. N. WaIhinsn @rfs.
Die alarmirt pirb.
apmmt btr alarm BON 8iifeu IA, 70 piri
he @lcds autrff ems fhlaasu, tann pau
| iIren uab bierauf pierm a aniflaasn, nem
lid: I-IIII, eas atutr In her HGbt pom 8i
fen "a an,siatnb. Ssbtr alorm pirb brtima
pisbtrbpIt Su sIsi4r gDtils psTetn al
3ablsn anesssbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
Sdbfeite Mm3ei9en.
Wener Orocerie St0re
-ppn-
= FR 0 U z NJ e WO
$50. 93O Gebar Mpenne.

So piib msin 8eitrsbsn i:ip. uur bic beftsn
Or eeries uno 9rOuifoneu uno dbnIide arti'
tel uorrdtbig Ju balteu uno ourd nisOri9s
preiie uno nte 8eoienung mir oas 5utruuen
oes Bublitnms su erruerben. lin 9enei8te
Sunoidaft miro sebeten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10
1Infraut i'm 6arten.

I'm bieie 8sit, ba bic meiiten @urs
tenfrddts bersitS seerntet iine ooer
ibrer &s,fe entsesen ssben, tiimmeri
man ii6 ipenis um's llntraut i'm @ars
ten unb Idbt iOIdes pOmDsIi6 unse'
biubert in Samen i6ieben. Das lln'
traut 1T unbebinst atsumdben ooer auS'
sureiben unb mas ni9t bic S6peinC
freIIen, pirb am beiten perbrannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-10

- Stuttgart, l6. Sept. 9ie idbe
GbfGbluna Der 3emperatur, tpeI6e in
Der. be, flOHenen Nadt erfoI9te, bat mas
mentIib bic @einbauern bier uno i'm
9anbe nit i6wersn Sorsen srfiiat.
Obneties piro in pieIen @eeenben bes
2anbes, 70 nomentIi9 in Der ndditen
lmsebuns Der 8eitoens, Der @einers
tras, befonbers in bobeu 2usen, bur6
8Iattfrantbeiten iturf beeintradtist
tperoen, uno es mare brinesnb su ipiir'
Idsn sstpsien, buB bic iporme @,tterune
Der bOrisen @O4e nod seraume Seii
aneeonuert tdtte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
Hale and Hearty In Old Age.

with an ample robc yerdure APT Is the comparison
between such a growth and an old infused
with health and vlgor. Tie sine qua non, the ndspcn-
sable condition OF vigorous youth, robust manhood and
ylrile old age is sound digestion. without this life Is
shorn of the hearty that should attend It, No
benenccnt agreeable Contributor TO the attainment
"A hale old age. and encent means o. ccuntsacung the
innrnitles that too often attend Mes decline can De
found than Host Stomach BtnrA DYspeptc ymp-
toms tendency kidney complaint inQuletude
and trouble overcome by it, The effect
OF exposure anu oyerwok nucd By IT, and It affords
eneicnt protection all subjected " malaria influences
Give IL thorough trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
SAINT
~NOw~9oysonONs
VySYN&QcSaWtS

be- The local dis cnsons To- Districts - and 81 needd
some outside qucing inlucnre. n ~ ifue hnt The raj
fact is. Mr. POwdefy fogrd that the onler actually
dying out ia The West through neglect and conceived
lhe plan Of holding ses tons ~ te boi'd a. ddaent
cOunteraof that tendency. Morris J. NheN. u ih5
Iowa state Assembly is The only general oicef nom
orman. which he nli- does aot amount 20 arvttre
secretary Treasurer Hayes comes from Nrw-Inns-
WICK. \. j.. Mr. POwdrriy from scranton. ana tae mem-
~ ,oi me IeHciai ~ ,utte Ioai1, hanrbt - W.
wright, j. i. Holland. John pcvclin and John Costello
~ H,sgciVeN nom HamHon. ont, lscksonyhs
"a "a, pefou ana Piit'onr. iOnsequ nny th' IN.
dusral ontros u the nioi States. With fhe cxcrpfoa
OF pitsburg. are len totally unreproeented.
NJ Powdery contemplate, agiiailng 2 uerl rrviyd
OF NE Knights % Labor IN fhe coming afumn bIt
Pcrsneed labor lealer, here shake sheir aeais
unuogHSiy and declare that such dead corpse a.
t dc Knight. 2t Labor cannot be rsu lated. one
~ ,h ha' hss been adopted 10 chick ne poce.
VI lhc utter Gssnograon j. the remission ~ arfsB
%. aeS' ana Tho r0vanizatIon OF ap.cd assemblies
without charging No usual ce for char'er and Toin
s,a'in'nt i'nt even this falls I'm obtaining the OBJ
lci deagned and the only hope ,ff fho Managers
gcsds 10 nc IN Conducting propaganda IN NV
direction has been aehleycd Of ia,, IN
H ,rst.,, n,ace, .eelnm sweden. Norvav a-f
extinction IN this country while It's .eeis arr tsldng
During me ensuing winter Mr. powderlv proposes.
NM SIS De- resigns, Oh a1yo"atc throughout What Is 20
Of the order the Introduction o. ne eight hour work
day ballot reform. seizure ~ tho ami r,rf, coal
lands hy tho Government and tho e,fahilslnent 81 a
puhic iei'Haph III stem. lcs.des these movements.
concillaory advance, toward ne powc-.nl trades
unions viii be continued with viev ~ comenflng 80
ranks ~ labor on the general principle of saf proter
tior. War 10 the k1.fe has lron declared i-tnst
ih' Philadelphia and Reading Railroad AMI Coal I'D
Iron Companies. bur ina-nuch ~ Nr. plvderiv faHsi
~ ~ a finger I'm behalf ~ on Readings employes
eighteen months AGO. when ir .dant Austin t0rlin
W7- engaged in snHshiug fhrm both miners 8ni raIi
ropders ~ +, difficult ~ understand WV 0r aow "a
battle U.s. now o. D. warci. wien tto Knights arn -
LONGER employed hy tlat cO. n1fafDu I.o knights,
however, have boon Instructed f1 .'r 1Hf p4ner w.
claiming allegiance 70 lab0r unl0r. ORDER % secufs
places iu the RcsiuH, employ. AMI afer fher
sc1ct organization shall have nc'orc strong enough.
o. show lrht i1 an uneNfHciel emergency.
Meanwhile J. D.. Narw's al r.dr. - r - l..
and fhr Improved 2nd purified ori'r ierun ly -
original a,-ociatrs of Irah ". stevens. langlish-
Ing for want 81 ucnI Fps, and tFc VARIOUS iam'l'os
of Knl-hfs. taken cOlir'rvch are in hni Nav.
Bat the open trades auI hnoY unions. me contrary,
under the banner 81 ttc American Federation are rot
only holding their own. bat are quietly MAKING Ste tly
progress fn the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
Dr,,opc ,R0UT THE SUGAR TRUST.

II was reported yesterday that a temporary in
junction had been obtained from Justice lngraham OF
the Supreme Court by Receiver W. Gray, Of the North
River sugar Refining Company, restraining the sugar
Re6neries Company Sugar Trust from declaring or
having any further dividends and requiring the de
fcndant to show cause to-day why II should not De
made permanent
This report created considerable excitement In
vau street and the Sugar Trust officials promptly
denied that any injunction had been granted Re
cever Gray was seen by Tribune reporter last even
ing and was inclined TO doubt the truth Of the re-
mort that any injunction had been granted He said
that If the order was issued he would be koy to know
OF # ard he had not heard that such was me case
have 10 be based upon his personal ahidavit lie 70
fused TO say whether or not he han maze such an
aq6avit OF whether an Injunction order would be ap
rled for TODAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
LEAGUE PROBLEMS 70 BIZ SETTLED.
rrrrBrIc>ys GATHERING At s.R,roG, ron


THE - Nj NJ NJ Al Hiisll N'f
Saratoga. Y. Y, Aug Il (sre-an.-The ser1i-
annual mcciing Of the Republican National Icage
Executive Committee VII begin here tomorrow.
All the sessions viii be executive in their na'ur,
but one or TWO OF them will be- open % prominent
League men not members Of th' commit lne
business 10 be transacted includes the ssui . of the
cal for the next National league Convention. which
win he hold in Nashville before March. the rows IN
of tho eagle constitution. The consideration oi wa}s
and means for pushing the Repubhcfn club movs
ncnt in the southern State. and elsewhere. and M
hearing Of rorort, from the various special COM
mittccs appo nted a. The last meeing OF the cont
mlttee IN Washington. The committee VIII b. sh'
10 finish It's la5ors By Wednesday night or Thursday
morning.
Among the members ~ tho committee ar iufgs
Thurson. Of Nebraska, prc,d mt Of N" League >.
" Huston. OF Indiana Treasurer of the United sa'e'
r. T. Byrrcs. Of MINES -ts chef Of the Appointing
Division Of the Treasury Department: v. W Johnson
p-es,dent ~ the Maryland state League; Charles
Plerrc of Missouri j. g. stoned er. Of Kansas " VI.
1racv Of Illinois; j. Henry Gould eN chairman te
Massachusetts Republican Stale Committee. Joseph
n. Manicy. OF Maine, Dr. J. T. Snphln. OF Ohio. VI
T. Pratt Of New Hampshire. l. H. Messieh n Ten
re.scc: T.. +. Bracket AMI Jane, y. ban hanl' VI
York: and A. u. Humphrey. secretary Of the
League. some OF them are here. and the r's' ara
expected late tonight or in the morning. Most OF
them win stay at Congress Hall, whore tie meetings
" II bc held.
The revision If the constitution viii he espe 'iallv
IN reference 10 The basis OF repro -n,afon AZ the
National Conventions Two conventions nave
been held, the first In cl@heh,g Hal
Ncw-Yorl Every club was allow "a I'd
-cnd one or moro d,lega'es. Ills mais
ms assembly too lar-e and unw.e'dy; ard a. .
remeslv "a was decided e. cut down the number *
delegates 10 four from each state anf Territory. me
chai-, bad the desired effect 80 far a. nem'Fs we're
concerned bur 70 caused great deal o.
since e. gave states like Texas, With onN f'w scat
tered clubs as much power IN the convention IS
states Ike New York Minnesota Missouri that htd
~ avoid both the first and second evils ul takes
nv making tho power Of each state IN future con.
vcnions dependent upon the number Of clubs acluahy
Organized under the auspices of the League.
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AIDERT G THOMPSON.

Albert c. Thompson. the old steward Of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel died yesterday at his summer home at
pjtts1eld y II. He went 10 work for the hotel when
IL was started thirty years ago and was employed
there from that time on. Mr.. Thompson was ex
tremely well liked by the management and bv all the
old guests OF the hotel who got 10 know him. He
left the hotel July 10 20 60 on his summer vaca
ton and was then in poor health. his long years of
service having begun TO tel upon him. the immediate
cause Of his death heart failure
Mr. Thompson was born on September 90, 1915
He left MS home when a mere boy and was engaged
I'm various kinds of employment until he married Miss
Elizabeth H. Berry, daughter Of S. g. Berry, who was
then warden Of the New-Hampshire State Prison.
His hotel life began in 1851, when he opened the
Willard House in LacOnia, y. III. There he remained
for three years and then went to Cambridge, where
he had the old Brattle House Here he stayed but a
year and his next venture was with the Norwalk
House at Roxbury, Mass. From this place he went
n Boston and managed tho New England House thcre
II was .here that he became acquainted with Paran
Stevens Mr.. Stevens greatly pleased with Mr.
Tbompson's business ideas and he thought that he
would be just the TO be the steward of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel which then being completed. Be
fore final arrangements had been completed, Mr..
Thomson WAS for a time steward of the Revere House
I'm Boston. When the Fifth Avenue Hotel was opened
Mr. Thompson was on hand and began his labors as
steward which did not cease untI he went away on
the hotel most faithfully His duties compelled
him 10 be at the hotel O'Clock in the morning.
IL took him days 10 get over ms chagtin
because of it. lie had only one clNd, ana she
died many years ago His widow survives him.
The funeral will take place at p. ~ tomorrow at
his home In Pittsiield. and there VIII be present a
large representation Of The employees of the hotel by
whom he was admired and respected.
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member Of the historic wadsworh family Of Connecticut
and her father fought in the Revolution.
BISHOP AMADEUS A. REINKE.

petblehen Penn Ang. L. tSpeciaD-A cable us
patch was received here to-day from ilerrnhu'' "c
manv announcing the death OF Bishop Ahaoe"s ~
pe,nke on saturday evening at O'Clock, from apo
rlexy and stating that the funeral was 10 laIe place
there to-day.
Bishop Amadeus Abraham Reinke was born IN Ll'lh
Pam on March II. 1sa2 HIS family came originally
from Holland and his father. Samuel Reinke' was
also a bishop in the Moiavan Church. amadeus
gained his schooling in the Moravian establishment
known as Nazareth Hall. at Nazareth. Ienh
He WAS aftelward graduated from the seminary AZ
petblebem Penn, where the MoIaVian Chuich III
America had its headquarters, and then for Jew
years he was a teacher al Nazareth Hail. Ills hist
strictly clerical work missionary In Jamaica
west Indies, where he spent several years HIS hrs'
charge in this country was at Graceham. Nd where
bis two children were born From there he went to
New Dorp. staten Island and then u Phladephia'
whence he came TO Ncw-York. For more IMAM
twenty years he resided in this city, coming here 10
take charge of the English MOravian Church. soon
after coming hero he was made bishop ana nc nus
since then become widely known In his denomination
Since the death Of Bishop Edmund dc schweinlh ne
has becn the senior bishop Of the Church. so FAR as
,,h NJ service went and last fall he chosen Tn
preside over the synod of the Church In America a'
Bethlehem.
Bishop Reinke's wife died last fall and was buried
at Bethlehem. she Miss Eleanor ElHaoeth
Rice. and was descendant of owen Rice the hrst
Noravion minister I'm Ncw-YOIk.
Bishop Reinke had been ailing for year or more
and his trip abroad was taken parity lQr ms nca
He sailed for Europe on May H. ana s a 6nss
of bishop NJ. Theophus Richard lie was taken SICK SICK
June g; week after me begnmng ot .o apr
ward for a time. his condition has for some nc p'e
regarded extremely pree2rous lie Is S Ccmen3
r Reinke has been with him. and his daughter, MIS-.
Judson T. Francis, sailed for Europe on july 20