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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
WHY WE ARE RlGHT-HANOED.
Protecting the Most vulnerable Part of
the Body.

Primitive man, being by nature a
fighting animal. fought for the most
part at first with his great canine teeth,
his nails and his fists, till in process OF
time he added TO those early and ma
tural weapons the further persuasions
OF a club or shillalah. lie also fought,
as Darwin has cOnclusively shown. in
the main for the possession Of the
ladies' Of his kind against other MEM
bers of his own sex and species. And
If you Tight you soon learn TO protect
the most exposed and vulnerable por-
tion OF your body. Or If you don't,
natural selection manages il for you by
killing you of as an immediate conse-
quence.
To the boxer, wrestler, or hand to-
hand COmbatant that most vulnerable
portion is undoubtedly the heart A
hard blow. we'll delivered on the left
breast will easily kill-or at any rate
stun-even strong man. Hence from
an early period men have used the right
hand TO fight with. and have employed
the left arm chiefly 10 cover the heart
and % parry \ blow aimed at that spec-
ially Vulnerable region. And when
weapons OF oifense, and defense super
seeded mere fists and teeth il is the
right hand that grasps the spear and
sword. while the left holds over me
heart for defense tie shield or buckler
From this simple origin. then. tho
whole vast difference OF right and left
In civilized life takes its beginning.
A. first. no doubt the superiority OF the
right hand was only felt in the manner
OF lighting But that alone gave DO a
distinct pull. and paved the waY 40 last
Tor the supremacy elsewhere. For
when weapons came into use The habit
ual employment of the right hand 70
grasp The spear, sword or knife made
TIE nerves or muscles q the right side
FAR more ohedient 20 the control OF tho
Viii than those OF the left
he deHteritY thus acquired by the
rignt-sce how the word "dexterltv"
implies this fact made 10 more natural
To- the early hunter and artidcer ta en-
pioy the same hand prefereutialig n
the manufactuTe ~ flint hat,hets. bows
and ARROWS and ali the other manifold
activities of savage life 10 vas ths
hand IN which be grasped his weapon.
s. vas. therefore. the hand With which
be Clipped it To the end. h0vever.
the right remains especially "fhe hand
ln which you hold your knife and
that exactly how our own children 20
this day decided the question which -
when they begin 90 know their
right hand from their left Tor practical
purposes
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

helped Is oct of the taggle and. al
though I telt pretty sore. ] Wasn seri-
Ously hurt. Str4ngest thing about 10
was that nobody Nas hurt. not even the
horses. but 70 look a. Us there On the
ground az In a bunch. they told me af-
terNards one would have thought some
body Wss pretty sure 20 be killed
But the queerest eX yerlence I ever
had With a runaway vas with the team
OF Mr.. J X Oracle, OF the Mexican
Telegraph Company His horse bolted
on Len0x avenue. The road was pretty
clear Well. it came bowling along,
swinging from side 10 side in danger
Gus sort or way. and threatening 20
pitch over. vas behind, and after
sharp brush came up alongside. The Oh
horse WAS the fellow that had caused all
the trouble ! could see that with half
an eye. lie was furiously excited and
plunging as though he would tear the
wagon 70 pieces. The nigh horse was
ealmeF. / never knew just how II hap
pened. but as | came alongside | saw
chance and throwing my leg of my own
brute. | leaped on the nigh horse and
was firmly seated IN a couple Of seconds
with the reins we'll in hand. | pulled
them up, all not and white with foam,
IN less tlan uunlftu ydTuS, Win IN
own honse, Roundsman, close behind,
and looking As pleased as though he had
done the thing himself instead OF hav.
ing put me up 20 II, as he really did. "
The whole history OF the corps,
since il first began 10 patrol the
suburbs and the beautiful drives OF
upper New York. is one of pluck
and bravery Officer Huston is
another member who has distinguished
himself BY many rescues from deadly
peril and also by cleverly running down
many a marauder in the section between
McCOmb's Dam Bridge and Jerome Park
One OF his runaway experiences show
remarkable courage. carriage con.
tanning young lady. helpless from terror
was tearing along ST. Nicholas avenue.
The horses had been scared by some
thing and were frantic. The road was
full OF vehicles and collision was in
evitable Huston met the furious brutes
In the middle OF the road, interposing
his own horse as a barrier. He grasped
the reins. threw both horses on their
launches and at the same instant the
lady was pitched from the carriage, but
fortunately more frightened than hurt.
Huston escaped without scratch,
although he declared that he took the
biggest risk OF his life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
THE MORNING DRILL

Alexander :. Williams. the most daring
police officer in New York. was its first
commander. and was succeeded by Cap
tain Washburn. Its members are all
young. active and vigorous fellows,
picked for the service on account OF
their excellens horsemanship and fine
athletic qualities Their salary is 81
200 year, sergeants receiving g., 600
and the captain s., 500. Besides. il is
considered among the police mark OF
honor TO be appointed 10 the corps, ss
tts members are exempt from any OF
the petty duties that annoy the foot
patrolmen and have better chances OF
recognition and promotion, for IL is an
organization where courage, GOODNESS
and strength are sure 70 tell, sooner or
later. The splendid young fellows
fully appreciate this and are ever on the
alert for some opportunity % distinguish
themselves. There IS probably no corps
in the country, civic or military. in
which the spirit OF hearty emulation
prevails 20 such an extent as in the
mounted squad.
The squad Is divided into two COM
mands, the regular and special patrols.
The regular patrol is in two platOOns.
The special mounted patrol consists OF
eleven men and a rOundsman. It's duty
l. a pleasant one. They are the finest
looking men in the corps and bear
% 10 the same relation thatthe gigantic
Broadway squad does 10 the regular
police. They patrol the leading prone
nades uptown. Fifth, Lenox, st. NichO-
las, and Jerome avenues. from Seventy
second street 20 10th street. This vast
territory includes the most fashionable
quarter and all the drives that are pat
rouized by the upper ten" The blue
coated troopers ride in and ont among
the liveried caViages, keep the road
ways clear. stop pEunaways and prevent
fast driving and frequently have a
sharp brush after a thief or a pick
pocket. They skirt the edges of the
Park and keep = sharp lookout for
''mashers. who would otherwise make
life a burden for many Of the ladies
who ride out uncscorted for an airing.
10 is one u the funniest OF sights 20
witness a big policeman warning OF
some stylshly dressed fop who has
persisted in following either in
carriage OF af0ot. ladies' with whom ne
has no acquain -ance.
But such things are trivial Incidents
alongside IF the daily experiences Of
the mounted squad Hardly a day
passes on which half dozen runawavs
are not caught hy tne officers. some Of
them az the risk of life. one OF the
bravcst uen in che service i Sergeant
Cannon. che hero 0f half 4 hundred
thrilling escapades About forty years
o. age. broad shoultered and bronzed,
be has been several times promoted for
stinrulshed courage and has silver
medals. curs and parchment testimoni-
as. tesrifTing % bis heroism. Like
most 0f bis fellows. Cannon il a. cx-
ceedinriv modest officer and dislIkes -
tax about his exploits
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
THE MOUNTED POLICE.
E@<oss b. New York Who Daily
Hisk Their Llvsa
a Coaap@st Corp. whose ssrsiss. Ia
ssla@sis Ths sq1Aa as Dru fsET
kasslax hsrsss- P4trollaas tAs
s4shssas8ls Drlyss-


There = heavy tFamping 0f boots
ar9su1 a curve Ia .he roa1 zGc cloud a
14sr oosc4Fes rhs FleH ~ b lgs Bridge sna
llle8 lle Zreel hillside ca Ele eastern
sanz ~ lle halsol. suddenly. win a
great slater f9lr lines 81 lerssmen
dash past i've abreast They are Ia
tF4e alignment moth a. -hstandlnz their
Le4dl0ng speed Ia fEont rides = ye--
era, ahc a. ~ord from him the com
Ea4na checks ia pace Ike ons mans All
comes ~ a halt. ca a nttle square ia
front of The Old plctlrssq us- looking
Aolel .1at - ne~ 4ssd as the ae4dq u4rt-
srs u lhs police % tls Thirty hssI Met
FoPoAtaR Precinct ksN 0rk City aad
The rendezvous u The famous Mounted
Squad.
AlLhough 10 is hardly IA hour past
tagbreak the blus-eoated troopers are
already a. morning drilL Sergeant
william hsvsl the lnstructor. Is an
oil army cagalrYman. and hs puts them
tbF0ugh the regular course of military
tasuca There IS plenty % room on the
little square for these evOlgtiOns. and
the trained animals show remarkable
intelll lgencs. They Nteel IN single
formation. break and fal. into fOurs.
face irons aud advance In = single un-
broken line. So stral gh- that Yo4 might
run rope ACROSS The squaEs aud be sure
OF touching every horse nose with II.
A. the word from the sergeant. men
and horses sweep past Ike a whlrlWind,
stopping a. the Halt. almost instant
~ "klghJ about face" brings tho
whole troop around with a swing thai
reminds Is Of the trick horses in cir
Gus. heels ant heads elevated an instant,
While the shining. silky skins refecs
the sunlight, IS they describe the circ-
ling motion in obedience % the COM
mand. The Attention" and the Dis
mount" are The same as IN cavalry tao
tics. The hfteen minute drill IS fol-
lowed ~ inspection and then the troop
Is ready FOR the duties OF the day.
To strangers Who visit the big city
and. Indeed. % many New Workers
themselves. the sight OF a mounted
policeman - novelty. Yet the
mounted squad is an important element
In the upper portion OF the metropolis.
Organized in 1871, 10 consists OF thirty
I've men. TWO sergeants. one sergeant
iR--sactor and captain. Inspector
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

TIE uen II tse mesnte8 sqsst iove
these AoFsss. Ira fke hes no0n ~ ssta-
meF they esn be sssn seeking the sh4ey
uoQks - she drives ard avenues 90 cool
the snlmais. ans every oTeef ca tie
e. ukd znakes it Fule - e4rry sonle
tabit IN his saddle pouch %
feed - Is naognt besNsen meals.
for quick, errcieBt sersiee In
the open territory la the imme-
date vicinity of = thickly popula-
ted city, tie mounted patrol is anSur-
passed kveFy year demonstrates It's
ineTs asing value aud importance. snd u
- expected that before The World )
Fair brings is multitude of visitors 70
the suouFbs ~ the metropolis, the
mounted squad wiu be largely aug
meuted IA nam bers, as it wiN certainly y
Be relied upon Tor a much wider neld
" dgty than IL Eo~ occupies.
a. II ~ANDISON.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

The plucxiest nan in The -orpe,
said be SIS Officer Chris. RABBIT who
IL nov laid up from injuries received
While catching a runaway team me
other tay On Seventh svenRe. lie
stopped the team but he took oig
riss. f1r g wss g0ing along - oress-
neck speed Rabbit, however, isn
nan 81 90 scared at anything, so N Dc
dashed. rlghtin front Of the wild horses,
.lst a. hs aad done ssielT ? and success
fully 20 dozen teams before. His own
horse sEerved hit and, before he
coeid eVtrfcsre himself hs vas down
With DIS horse partly above him. -
sas narrow escape but hs "a soon %
around again az right
I don rhint ths question - risk
enters nan mind So much when he's
on horse bacx. as when afoCt~ ~ con-
tinued- rawsnl be- once On Jerome
avenue, seeing team coming along a.
a terrible pace Nr j n Ayers was
seated in the wagon ami ir ras clear
that hs had loss al control of the
horseA Tksrs wsss lots o. people out
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
Kirmes Dances
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ano
Saturday, November, 6, :, s and 9.
For the benefit Of st. Marks Hospital

The following dances viii be presented dur
ing the kirmes. Minuet. Butterfly. Russian.
lowers and Bees, Grecian. Mother Coos
Heroes. Military. Baby. Iyrolean. Holland
and Indian.
Ticket, now on sale az Morton House
sweets Hotel. Peninsular and Owashtauong
Clubs. !. {. Herkner's. Eaton & Lyons A.
Preusser's. and ~ the box Office.
Prices. . and 80 cents Reserved seats. 2
cents extra.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

arlslnx rnat a4F, snica sna2s . raua.
wav all gas m2rs 14ggsro-s. Inspector
Thorna 3as co the zYeuse. 4nd - sas
Eebart Bonner ~1th ene ~ as fast
turnsats ! started fQr tie team al.
zaitlnx slll it s~sp. b. ! grabhes e
and vs. instantly pitched hsadlons
fgou nv horse But I eiSnt lee ~.
s.onsh0p 1 held On - the bride. and
TIE aest thing kDes ~e we're az aoan
together ia heap, horses. men anc
carriages. Several people dre~ Up and
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

IUaly. Al ofhers daily efcepf rundAy.
Taking effect sunday. july Is. ikss
sleeping cars run ou Pacific aud Atlantic Fx-
presses . and from Detroit-parlor narf ruR
on Day Express and Grand Rapids LApress'o
tud from Detroit-D rect connections made II
Detroit with 81 through trains East-TI ckets
or sale al Union Ticket once, G. Monroe ST.
RDd az Union depot
ERED ". BHecs, Gent Act. o. wonroest
Q. ". kUecIKs. q. =. aud T. Agt Cfr cago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
AXE SHORE A MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
~ y AZ. L. %

a train leaves Grand Rapids Tor AlesaB zt
4.lo in, arriving there al -
Az 'ueh ilcAets sold % principal poiEts In
tht lhiied states. Mexico aDd a. C.nsda az d ai0n
A4eASt yl-cG A J ~EITH.
@. j. A.. Cleveland. ONO
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

ONLY tiNr Feos cfNcfNesTt 70
- . zoe ssItsf. fnHT FsNNf- 49, EFElnIaH
HISS lksFi A.. FfCs $50 "a pssfr II.
--.s 20 -ti-. th. sbsrts.1
eAHS.efAtA = htaiteTNk ET.
. h.srs ssfekesL
tttltHATt tc A-IhhLLLF TFNN
- re rsiies ths .hnrfsst
tihAifNAIa ta llama anH sf,fl- ~. 49,
- 30 ~iiss sks .horsss1
AhLIfNATI tc aereToh aLH
&c giie. fhs sho-fasG
fAhAtefaif a. lEstNHHkk gLA
hovr. euset ssL
tifcTNrsTf r kHE' 49,
- ~ttrs sherf~sf- & f.ffrfhhETf e. Ts-.
hesrs q siet ast- + ffH nFlFtfr { e-h--
uou fi.s.ko~fs.f. rrer.aasrf =
Rar- auiei 80. fgsrFensrfrfr - -
Nt.a rtrrrrr fuI aersar F-a.. c.....-- -
y hnars sai-f~ thtr sth-r "a 49, -, -
frrls ssr.rr e..rE~
\ SEA = efeef- - - --s Feu~th Al ffEcsssrfs
60 sttAi s-sl 81. q guH fFfs 4 pkTs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

The person who lends ten dollars 70
EanD Is a. Acentsls individual
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28
TRAIN TINS TABLES.

4, ,h.AND kAF1ES kINDIANA RAll.hQA4t-
y - eeegi 0esobo1 & 50.
FNatSk a.f.s xnKs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

= nt shortest Aue fu htfroI ano EasI faa
6'eiti .- taft9i e@is between IeirolI ana 9rana
49, !flDs leaving Detroit ~ q m and
laNA rAcrpi sunday -'-A
a. ALaQUnT Ticket Agent. Depot gEo "a.
40. h. Sam. Gen. Arf. Grand RAPIDS "a
- AAhAAItE. iraHc Manager. !. n NULL
EIN. General Mana ef
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-28

5.ftlA 1feA tinciuAEt. aI n. rals aAi.s
ctheets Included Other iTaiHs lai.y ekacp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-12
q SdpinSfud,t aeheift.

Gintm alien ar5te, Der bon Der aSraEis su
rldgssoeen lebt, ruuroe ourd einen oitinoii6er
WliHiondr bic Beidreibune eints eiufahen pe
seiabiIii6en peilmiitls fur ole i5nsIle uni
oausrnbe 3eiln Q bon enngenfdpinoindji
8rondiiis 8aiaarb aftma nno allen 6als
uno euugenirnnibeitsH ausgebdnbiai. Mud
Elm WitteI fur poftipe. rabieaIe peiluua por
Rerbenihlud6e uno allen Nerbenftanfbeiten
Nah0tm Der Gottor bic tuunoerbaren 1siItrdf
ten in tdaisnb 8dlIeu erprobt bate. tradtsil
er 20 fur ieine BfIidt, oos NitieI feineu Ieioen
ben Riimeniden beiannt 1u MAIDEN. 9or
bieiem Woliu nno @unih getrieben banoelil
er. SD fsnoe oieiss Re3ept eanB fcitsnfrsi. an
aIIe Die 20 uiuidsn. IN benti6er, enaIilhu
uno franloiifhu Sprade nit boiler anipeifuna
Der Seritellung uHo ots @shrauds. Sen6t
aoortiie uno 8riefmarte. bsjisbs Did auf oiels
9eihne uno ib fenoe ts iofort. %. u,
RoDss. f4s pClusrs SIOd. RO6sittr. q y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-12

- Der Gontraltcr anbreip GarIin,
bon Sugar 9lotd, ipurhe am Wontag
in Der @rube ber 0anpber &oblsn So.
beim Berauben bon GtiItpfeiIern bon
elmer 3obIenmafie eetrofen uno 10
Iatpsr bsrIebi. bab er baIb barauf
Etarb.
= @eeen 4 llhr am Witiiuod Rads
mittae ertranf Elm Sobn bon Sames
5lemina beim Ba6sn an Der Weitieite
ees Susquebanna.
= Die @roBsefdmorenen bieles
Counties baben am Samitas eegen fol.
senbe gerIcnen 9lnfIaeen meeen Woro
erboben gbtparb @lpnn unb belien
6rau Warp, 9apib Tbomas, QDilliam
llIsoSfi unb Srau, SOB Gate, Rart
Sing unb 2ute Mc@ratb. Gs bat
bemnnh allen 9lnihein, ais ipenn bic
biesmaIise Geridtsiisuns cine inter.
efante ipiirbe.
- Dlit benz abriB Der Canning Slts
ten am Square bat man besCnnen uuc
es fou ein blbides @ebdube an beren
StsIIe treten.
= I'm einen Waiferbprrath fir uns
lere Stabt ju erbaIten. bat man nabs
Doraneetoipn bier orOBe Brunnen 9es
eraben, bon tpelden man ale "a Stuns
ben Stpei DliLIionen @aapnen @aHer
eripartet.
= Der nabe Sugar glptd ipobnenbs
Sobn Sara febrte am MlittipoH Abenh
auf Der 2ebisb Bailey gahn na6 SauIs
surld unb itanb auf Der binteren gIats
form i'm @eiprdh nit einigen 5reunben.
Mn elmer fdarfen Babnbiesung ipart
Der Wann abeeidIsubert, fiel auf biz
Sdienen unb berIebte fid 70 i9tpsr, baf
er 9onneritas Uiorsen itorb.
- Sn ibrer Mobnune SO. "a Sasle.
itrabe itarb am Donneritae bic Gbe.
f,au BON Milbelm pbiaippi mad Ian.
8ersr 9ranIbeit. -Gm sIsiden Gag,
itarb SRI. Anna Senees, bon 81 Sill,
ltrabe, am 1ppbus.
= 9labe bem bieiisen Soipitale iint
8eeen ie6Sie Perfonen burh ben &C.
nuB bon unreinem @aiier am 1ppbui
erfranft. Sremoe, bic unfere Stab
befu8en. iOlIten iid Dor benz @enuf
bon @aher bitten.
= 6ar Grfdliuneen, Group, afbma, @ron
| diits unb pebsn 6aIe gtbrdutf Or. 9bomas
GsIsstrie Del unb nsbms has cote.
= Die Goncoroia bat hem SoIpita
| $50 eeihenft.
Der Sdneerbun6 bat bas Datum
ieiner @rcuriion mad 9leip gorf au
ben 2. DIT. abssdnbert.
- Serr NboIpb 8aur. ber feds $50.
den am 3ppbus barnieber lag, III ipie,
Der auf, aber nod Iebr idmab.
= Gin Diann namens Deiser, bel
an Der Sarbep Safe Sdsemiible arbeir
tete, erlitt am Wiittipod sipii6sn Sipe
8aumiidmmen einen boppeIten Bein.
bru6 unb itarb bur6 gIutperluit.
= gS 1T ;ueIeid betrilben6 unb sr.
| i6rsdenb, in ipelder @eiIs iid bic Gbs,
| ideiouneen in bieiem County mebren
9tm Wicntas allein spurben bier S6sir
bunssseiu6e einsereiat.
= I'm einbiertsI mad 8 llbr an
DieniiaS Nbenb ipurbs i'm sansen @po.
ming IbaIe elm Grbbeben berIpiirt, abe,
ipeiter fein S6aoen anseri6tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-12
Nittstpn.

= Die 2ebieb 8allep Gompanie bd
an ibrer neuen 8abn entIang BEN 5ub,
bon Ganpbel'S 2ebse mebrere Mrteiisri
abtbeiIunsen beIddftist unb iuirb bic.
ielbe sunddit naa BEN neuen 8rede,
bon Gonneu & So. ausbebnen. Dam
ipirb bieieIbe oerart ipeiter gefibrt, bar
iie bic Ppne, SibIep, 9lrhbaIb unit
5eIbbifIe bertibrt unb bon ba aus ipirt
fie na9 9pbe Parf (9aifer gausp) mel.
ter gebaut.
-Sn benz Sipeiten anttracite Sob.
Isnbiitrift (pittsion unb llmgegenb)
ereisneten iib i'm Wonat guguIt 25
uneIfdsfdIIe, bon ipeIden brei tbbtIi&
iuaren.
- Der Bremier Samuel 8urEbart
iuurbe am MOntas an Der 2etigb 8aIs
Iep Bobn, BEL @orion, sipii9en ben
4arren zines 3uees sstniaImt. Der
Mann mar BON Meibport.
= Der glrbeiter sSefferion Drep
iuurbe Wlittipod 9Ibenb in Der GIear
Spring @rube ourd einen 8otIenfaa
sti6IaSen, pdbrenb or sinen Barren
Iub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-12

9btomdper, 53O Sada. Abe.
A<KSSs Den riidfanhissn
A8 & ~ @bonnenten bes
~ ,,Scranton Wodens
bIatt" bisrmit sur sefauisen Ra6riGt,
hab mir i'm 2aufe bes Monats Dftober
bic idbrIi9e @oIIeftionstour in Serans
ton unb anbsren Orten MAIDEN iperben.
Sin 4nbeiraGt Der 8eeeI: ,,9ab ies
ber Mrbeiter leines 2Obnes fpertb 1T"
eriparten mir aIentbaIben freunSIi1en
Gmpfans unb pdnftli&e 8esabIuns.
A&tunSsbou
Der SerauSgeber.
- Die o. 8. & 50. So. Iabt bier
25 6Iat &arren bnuen.
-AlIe 8crbereitunsen fir bic Seuers
mannsparabe an bielem 9pnneritae
finb setrOfen.
= MIbert Roie Bat Elm bpppeItes
Mpbnbaus bon Sames MpoIIep an
Mabiion 4benue fir $500 aneefauft.
= Die bon benz BERT. Tbomas
Wloore Der Maiienbeimatb bermaHten
$1,000 iinb an bas Sniiitat ausbssabIt
iporben.
Or. anbretp 8ebfcrb bon Was
berIb itorb UOrIeBten MOntas i'm gIter
bon 80 Sabren.
Der felt 3ipei @o6en 70 IebnIid
ertpartete &e8en bat ii9 .enbIi6 am
Freitdd eindeIteIIt.
GER Or. q. 6. 8oos bat iif, ins
foIee ieiner auseebebnten graris elm
siueites gferb anidaffen niiIisn.
SIM @ef1iftsIofaIe SO. 513 2as
daipanna 9lbenue (6oote & Sbear)
brad am Dlittiuo6 9lbenb 9 llbr Elm
6euer aus, baS bal6 eel6ibt mar uno
serinsen Sdaben anridtsts.
= Die .. 8. & SO. Sompanie bat
an ibrem nsusn pic Sic 8Iate au
Mount 9ocono einen TansfaaI erriHtet,
ber 40 bel 70 SUB srob 1T.
s9 9usipaaren, Sdte, 8oRnets,
4Iumen, 8dnber, Nebe ETC., gnaros
unb Detail, il, 8roipn's Bee Sibe.
- SRI. @meIia s. Reeb, bon Der
Mehfeite, unb Serr 5. Gbtpin 2ub,
Sphn bes genn Mpenue Bidders esobn
2us, iperbsn bieien 9Onnsrfas sstraut.
= 8idarb SarSp unb z. 8. Oar.
bins, bon Utica, q. g., iparen Iebte
Mp6e in Der Nbiidt bier, bic ausiidts
ten fir bic @rdnhuns elmer neuen
8rauerei au erfori9en.
Minnis, bas einsise ainb bss
terf. SOiepb u. unb bon Dlinnie u.
Mepsrs, seb. S&reifer, ifarb Isbte
@O4e i'm Glter bon 7 Sabren un6 4
Monaten.
9err abam 9euier, unFer neuse.
5adener SGantoner 9drser, Iibt bes
reits in amt unb @droen-er 1T nems
Iid sIufiebsr iiber bic Ribiairunasar.
beiten an Der Gapouie Mbenue, nabe
feinem pradtbOHsn @pbnbauIe.
~ annoneirt I'M ,, ,@odenbIatt".
Is Der Bsrii&srunesaeent Ssnrp 6.
9Oub sine borIebten Samitas mad
asburn Bari, UNI feline bort ipeiIenbe
Srau au bsiu9en, erfranfte benIeIben
abenb un6 itarb lebten 5reitas Ra6s
uittas. Duuo mar 45 Sabre alt unb
i@eint in aasemsiner I9tuns sefans
ben su baben.
- Die Del. & s. 60. fol- bem ssObn
Sermpn Elm Ansebot fiir ale feline Rob |
lenIdnbereien n6roIih bon Scranton
eema&t baben, oamit ioIde ni9t in bic
8dnee elmer Der neuen gifenbabn goms
panien fallen, bic ii9 iebt scranton |
ndbern.
= Gin @ddter an Der GIarfs Sums
nit Station Der o. 8. & SO. Babn
nanens Ri@aeI WaHspIis ipurbe Sreis
iae 9ladt bon einem 8use iiberfabren
lnb idiuer berIett. Bei6e geine ipurs
zen ibm serquetfdt unb aopf unb R6rs
ser bieIfat eeIdunben. Ran bradts
zen Wann mad benz SolpitaIe, mo er
5amitas MOrsen ftarb. |