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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24

Disorderly Scene at the Trial Of Father Nc
Fadden-The Offenders Fined.

Disorderly Scene at the Trial of Father Nc
Fadden-The Offenders Fined.
LONDON. Oct 23.-The trial which is now
proceeding at Maryboro. of Father McFad-
den and large number of his flock, ac-
cused of the killing of Police Inspector
Martin, in February last, was interrupted
to-day for nearly one hour by violent
alteration between the crown attorney
and the counsel for the defense, which sew
eral times threatened to result in general
fight. in which the judge and the members
of the jury, as we'll as the original combat
ants would take hand. After the excite
ment had somewhat abated. and the Judge
himself had cooled down sufficiently to re-
member that his court had been treated
with contempt by Counsellor Keener and
two of the jurors. while the row lasted, he
posing fine of f20 upon each of the
offenders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24
ALL TRUE, BUT NOT ALL.

In to through
which thus delivery depo Of factory and the
buyer the dealers
Overcoats $6
Mems Full Suits $40
Hats, all prices Correct styles.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24

AN Ohio lady was 80 frightened by snake that
her glossy black hair turned white as snow It
was soon returned to it's original color BY Halle
Hair Renewez.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24
Reliable News from Stanley.

BERLIN. Oct 23.--A cable dispatch has
been received from Captain Wissmann
stating that reliable news has been re-
ceived concerning Emin Pasha and Henry
NJ. Stanley, Signor Casati and six English
men. They are all expected to arrive at
Mpwapwa the latter part of November.
Captain Wissmann also says that he de-
feated force of insurgents near Somwe,
and killed seventy of them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24
'Six Bows Burned tn Death,

BERLIN, Oct 2S.-Through the burning
of barn at Eisenach, Sake Weimar, last
night, six boys who were asleep inside
were burned to death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24
Collisions Between Strikers and Trool

Collisions Between Strikers and Troops.
LONDON. Oct 2a-The striking weavers
and worsted workers at Chemnitz and
Limbach are growing more and more vio-
lent every day, and the large force of po-
lice and military already in the district are
insufficient to preserve even the semblance
of order. Collisions between the strikers
and the troops are of frequent occurrence.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Democratic County Convention.

A meeting Of the democratic county
central committee was held IN the parlors
of the Rock Island house this morning.
In the absence of Chairman Vinton. MIR.
B. D. Buford was chosen to preside. and
Mr.. FL. E. Casteel. by virtue Of his office
wss secretary. 1t was the sense of the
meeting that county convention be held
on Saturday, July 6. at l o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of nominating csndi,
date for states attorney to fill out the
unexpired term caused by the death oil
Hon. Patrick O'Mara. The representa-.
tion to the convention was fixed at one
delegate at large for each precinct, and
one for every so votes and fraction OF
40 or over. cast for Cleveland and Thur
man at the last presidential election
1t was agreed to hold the caucuses in the
different wards and precincts on Tuesday
ncvt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
The Turner Picnic.

The Turner society advertised picnic
three weeks ago, but the weather was
against them. which made a postpone
ment necessary. The society have de-
cided to meet afternoon and evening"
Saturday, July 9th, at Huber's Garden.
The programme as arranged is an invit-
ing one, consisting of athletic sports,
dancing and social time generally.
Seventy>ive Davenport young ladies will
take prominent part. The proceeds
will be donated to the Johnstown suffer-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
A Moline Trick.

There is kicking on the part of the
Rock Island republican candidates for
states attorney who did not receive so
much as one delegate out of the twenty
eigh. who will represent Moline in the
repaoiican county convention. The
county committee recommended that the
caucus be held in Rock Island and Mo-
line this evening. The city committee of
Moline changed the date to Friday even-
ing. which to minds of the Rock
Island candidates was snap judgment.
The change in date was known and I'm
derstood by the friends of w. R. Moore.
who packed the csucuses and secured
ell the delegates. Mr.. Olson had
reason TO believe from the past strong
support he has received in Moline that
he would at least receive a portion of
the delegates of the Pillow city. 1t is
putting it mild to say that his friends are
somewhat indignant.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

New Lunch Room and Restaurant.
The Crown lunch room and restaurant
is the name of a new institution at No.
1708, Second avenue. The room has
been fitted up in first class shape. and
provided with all the conveniencies fol-
conducting such an establishment. The
proprietor. Mr.. p. w. Beckwith, is not a
stranger to this locality, having lived at
Briar Bluff for number of years, where
he was engaged in the grocery and cheese
business He proposes to conduct 9
lfirst.clas restaurant and lunch room.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
The Industrial Home.

II Last evening at a meeting of the In,
S1ustrial Home association, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
n Presid emit w Cavanaugh.
n Vice-1'resident-T A Fender
Rec. end Cor. Sect f Wheelan.
Treasurer w Blockinger.
Direct ors-Axel Erickson, Charl
atrupp. Ed Bleuer and Joseph Walter
The retiring trustees reported fur
d $4,000 In the Moline savings ban
aud 81. SO6.45 in the Peoples nation
bunk Of this city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Police Points.

The Rudolph Koch and Joseph Max
we'll case had hearing before Magistrate
Wivill last evening. They gave bonds to
appear before the circuit court on the
charge of riot. They had no trouble in
finding. good signatures to the paper
They also have a good hacker in Mr..
Crubaugh when the final fight is made In
this neighborly sQuabble.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29


simply to say that they are untrue. and
if the committee who settled the Decor
alton day accounts 80 stated to the post,
they lied point blank. A few days pres
vous to the committee calling at the Office,
an itemized bill against the post had
been made out, the total being 5000,
which included "a 70 for memorial day
advertising. Now the first item on this
bin bears date Of March 30. 1es8-over q
year ago-which does not look as though
the ARGUS was very exacting about the
G.. A. r. account, does IT. 1t did not
occur to US that the memorial bill should
be separate from the other. and as soon
as the committee so stated, it was changed
without any objection on our part.
There was no controversy or threats. as
the Kansas liar OF the Union says. Our
bill against the G.. A. r. post is not
worrying us in the least. 1t has always
paid promptly when presented. and we
have no doubt but that the present bill
will be favorably acted upon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
AN ODD SCHEME.

We approached a few days ago to become party
(he schemers) place your will
ticket costing the purchaser 25 cents
time within six months demand of
of So making total of 50 O0a dozen
gilt This outfit of frame and
pictures represent 81 S. &c.
whatever
a
Suppose
say
picture through
would picture
leading
graphe bound work through
irresponsible closed We bond
business he will
che gives m prices he nowo
o peddes
questionable The only
busne are:
popular prices
guarantee satisfaction.
Gallery instruments grounds
appliances making Gal
lercs city combined.
unnecessary
RASM USSEN,
NE Cor Eighteenth Street and Second Avenue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

lmpu tiles of the blood often caus
gieat annoyance at this season; Hood
6srsapa lila puri6es the blood and Gu;
al such affections. 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
10 ~ watch fewer .

Cars run to Black Hawks Watch
Tower every thirty minutes on Sunday
afternoons and holidays. and SPECIAL
trains to accommodate picnic parties.
Telephone to the street car barn to com.
plete arrangements for special trains.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

10 MARX.
ged front on the
IA was TO be ex,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
BRIEFLETS.

Shirt
Waists, half
Price at the NJ. & K.
81 waists so cents III. & K.
Try Quaker rolled oats.
Tomorrow is the last day of June.
Prof. Housed has returned from Peoria.
Underwear dreadfully cheap at the NJ.
&K.
j. C. Taylor, of Edgington, is in the
city today.
They are selling loads of underwear at
the M. & K.
David Don is remodeling his residence
ON Second avenue.
Straw hats are going like hot cakes al
Lloyd & Stewards.
Quaker rolled oats is meeting with q
big sale in this city.
Rolled Quaker oats is the finest break
fast dish in the land.
Mrs. D. Griffin arrived home last even.
ing from visit 10 her son.
Mrs. Judge Lynde left for Rs~'
morning on visit to fria-
Bed room sets are
rush at Clemmar-
George
sidew
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

Money! Money.
Money to loan at six per cent. by the
Rock Island Building association. Tues
day evening. July 2. 1889. The Goth
series is now open. Take stock.
E. H. GUYER, Sec'y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
PLEAS
Tne Ua1e.

The Unio,
Hits
The Uni,
g. A. R.
pected 1t il
and adopi
about the
| Union to
criticisms
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

fine large house with all mode
ments, good barn, trees, etc , acre.,
location, just outside the city linn
street cars; chesp,easy terms.
A new house, eight rooms. barn. trees,
COX SO; within five blocks Of postofice;
bargain.
Two story dwelling, six rooms. good We.
tern and cellar, large barn. II acre Of land, -
| few steps OF Milan street cars. at q burgain.
Aneat brick no with large lot for %, 600,
convenient TO upper saw mills and depot
Large brick house, well loo ated, on Fourth ave.
| lot 60x150, for sale cheap.
| new two story ho1se, six rooms. good cellar
well and cistern. large Ioi with nice trees, fruit
and shrnbbery well located on oath st., very chsan
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10

An Atlanta artist recently finished por,
trait and carried 1t to friend VINO knew
the original and asked FOR a criticism.
"Why, the picture is perfect" said the
friend.
The artist was doubtful, aad the friend
continued:
40 provo TO you That I am right, l will
call my little gra 'dchld in, who know tho
subject, and she will say the picture is good.
You know it has ALWAYS been said that a
child is good judge Of picture"
The little girl was called in and asked:
"Gussie, whose picture IS that"
81 don't know | neyo" saw the person
in my life that know OF, - was the answer.
The artists friend was covered with col-
fusion, and tie little girl was told to 60 back
10 her dolls.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10
George vanderbnt's Literary Tastes

Neto oFh Lettef 10 fNiiudetphtd Hecofu.
Runner has 1t that George Vanderbilt. the
youngest son Of the late William II. Van.
lerbit, is TO writs a book that will deal
with the early history Of New York-when
it was New Amsterdam. lie is the only one
Of the family who ha, literary tastes, and in
his case they are very marked. He cares
nothing for society, has 40 small vices, and
is happlest when he is in his library in the
Fifth avenue Va derbilt palace--a room
that is very paradise of rare books and
manuscripts aud all else that could iuspire
n scholar and antiquarian George and his
mother inhabit the "palatial mansion and
gorgeous as are the furnishings and mag
nficent as are It's p ctures and bric-a-brac,
life Is said TO be somewhat dreary for the
twain, and | nave no doubt that the old
DJtch clergymau's daughter was happier in
her farmhouse on Staten Island, when her
husband worked with his hands for living
aud half dozen todd,ers in pinafores were
around her, than she has ever been on Fifth
aVpngn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10

Paving has been commenced on Alachua
avenue at Gainesville.
Alachua county truck growers report
that the crops look well.
Rev. George O. Barnes. tho revivalist, is
holding services at Ba,tow.
B. w. Brown says tae town of Dunedin
is on boom. Land Is selling for $1,000
per acre.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH MACo
8rH1
STANDARD
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10

,,bthy. r Ddlly except sunday.
Train No. IL stops only at Green Pond.
IRAN No. as stops only at Monteith Ridge
land, Green Pond and Havenel
Trains Nos. i2 and so stop at all stations
tor tickets, Pullman car reservations AMI
other information, apply TO WIN. BREN, Ticket
Agent - Bull street, and at depot
h; r McSWINEY, Cen Pass. Agent,
Z. s. GADSDEN, Superintendent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10
Phillipe' Digestlhla Oocon

Is q valuable substitute for tea or coffee. It
nourishes, while they only stimulate. A supe-
rior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women. II is different from all other
coCoas. All druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10
RAILROADS.
and Savannah Railway.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 8, 1889.
NORTHWARD.

TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah by
A Standard Time, which is 80 minutes slower
than city time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10


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No Is
Macon AtantaC
have
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erAge
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-10

At''Nll NAiO 'RAA b1AltA VI llt ltIlNLf y III "a
dropped his weapon and submitted t. the
bracelets. After his capture DO gave him
self completely away. He said he was not
the man the officers suspected him to be.
but tuat some time agp Ia had shot Con-
ductor Terry Of the O. ange Belt road
Oae Of the most careless and costly acct
dents 20 fine stock ever recorded happened
to two horses Of Col. j. w. Brlton, a gentle
man known 20 everybody in Jacksonville,
and one Of e. B. Daltou's, besides iujuring
several others. The horses were extra fine
stock, and were being shipped from Ken
lucky 70 jacksonville 10y rail. AT AtlInta
they were transferred into car which had
been used for transporting oil. When the
train got under way the horses began to
slip and slide and fall on the greasy floor,
and were thus trampled under foot and
bruised and killed in most shameful man
ner. The horses reached Atlanta on Jan. ).
but were killed while on route from there
to Jacksonville.
Coke Weir left Daytona last week on a
trip to Jacksonville and DeLand, saying
that he would return 20 DeLand in few
days. Before going he disposed OF his in
terest in the Volusa county abstract Office
and sold his furniture. Mr.. Weir is admin
istrator OF the estate of the late Treasurer
Pinlay, and some time ago he called on
Judge Clifton for all the papers in the case
including the bonds for the faithful di,-
charge Of his duty as administrator. These
p pers he has not returned, and they wore
not recorded. Many people, according TO
the DsLand Ne1S, are Of the opinion that
Mr.. Weir will return no more, aud If he
does not, the affairs Of the late treasurer
will be more complicated than ever.
At Warrington the body OF one Of the
drowned soldiers was found Wednesday
afternoon rear the place where the boat
capsized. The body was that of Julius
Leaze The body Of w. L. Brotherton has
not yet been found, although daily search
is being made. A brave aud noble act was
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
Ssbe garser Seoti,eu /.

- Die eIeftrilde 8peigbabu entlant
fiebenter Strabe ipir6 bis etipa 1um
Ottober in 8etrieb iein.
= Man triift iett MnifaIten su,
8oIenbuns Der eIettrii9en 9tueisbabr
an 9lorb Ufain gpenue.
= Die biefisen @rubenarbeiter iinb
INNER nod auf babe Belt bsIdrdnft,
ipdbren6 an bieIen anberen Orten breis
bierteI unb eOae 3eit searbeitet ipiro.
= Sn bem SIOan S9a9t pur6s
am Samitas ber II Sabre alte 9reiber
Sbebrab Morris bon eimem @IeI an
ben aopf setreten. Gr erIitt einsn
S&doeIbru4 unb itarb na9 siuei Stlms
ben.
Sir bic bette SamiIien. MeSisiu
segen 2ebers, Masens uno NierenIeiben
buIte id Or. 4us. &6nis's Samburser
Tropfen.- Nsisr Minbbsimsr, goIisei.
Sergeant, San Sranciseo, Gal.
= -Sreb. aubImann, elm 14i6brieet
Sunee, itabI anfanes letter @o1e ieis
mem Batter Elm 9aiHenbud nit sS5.
Der 8urf6e ipirb tuabridsinIid mad
bsm 8eherunsstauie sebradt iuerOen.
: Mtin slrit insis, i'd fSnnts nidbt Isbsn
Die 2tbn aubtr Srpnung, erbra6 oft finl
sriinf Subifanb papt gsIb, bsr Maesn bsbisli
ni6is bsi i1. 8urbcd 9lppb Biiiers furiris
mid. Grau gIbsIaibs S'Brisn, 372 Grhanes
St., Buffalo, q. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
Reiteres eefales.

= Die Nrmenbebbrbe Bat ben Sons
trait fur bas gisbaus unb bic 8ersrDbs
erune bes 6rauenaipIes an B. 81.
Winiams fir $1,000 beraeben.
= Die 8eunion bes 52fen pennIpIs
bania 8ol. 8ets. (GoI. 6ppt's) pirb
bier am 25. bs. itattfinben un6 man srs
tpartet Grs s@oub. Sopt su Der 5eier.
= @enn bic @eIebe 70 abgednbert
ipiirben, bab man iii9enbliden Sru6ts
bieben cine eeb6rise Traht auf Jen
Maerpertbeiten eeben f6nnte, ipdEl bem
llebeI raider abeeboIfen. 9lber bic
@eiebe 3ieben Diebe unb 1auseni9tIs
sroB unb idfiben fe.
= Ssrr George DabI bon bier fpar
aud in benz bon Der Sturmilutb 70
i9redIid beimeeiu6ten uno babur1 brsi
Gage bon Der Aubenipelt abeeiperrten
8absort AtIantic Gitp uno mar bersIit
frob, aIs er sm Samlag beimtsbren
fonnte-benn id6n ipar's bort burdaus
ni1t mebr. a
- SIN benz ShaufenIter bon WiI.
Iiams & WegInvItp. an @pomine 9lpe.
nue., IN Elm Bile bes Srn. Sobn Ser.
mpn ailsesiteat, ipeIdes grObss SnteD
rsHe errest. DaheIbe 1T bon Srn,
Ssrmann Brill, einem Man9enel
2anitler, aussefiibrt unb barf auf biz
8ssei9nuns 8unittpsrf ipobI glniprud
MAIDEN. Der 6as Bib umeebenbs
8abmen 1T prisiuea in isinsr 8uIam.
meniebuns.
= Die bieiiee SanbsIsbebbr6e bate
AM Wontas abenb ipiebsr cine lang,
Sibuna, bel ipeIder eIlenIanse 8sribtC
sur 2 fIage famsn. Da bic Beb5rtC
sansIs ibren SauptStpsd bsrfsbli,
ipsI6e. barin beiteben iOIIts, SnbuItrien
! beridiebener glrt mad scranton A.
brineen, 70 fiiplen mir uns nidt se.
nsist, ben 0ebenbinsen sinen psitsreu
8aum suauseiteben.
- SIN Der &uti6enfabrif bon u. o
2orb, an Norb Main @benue in 9ropir
oenee, brad am Dienitas Dlorssn I'M
brsipierteI auf 2 rlbr elm Ssuer aus
Die Sabrif ieIbit, sipei Sdmie6eiperi,
itdtten bon 99m. Bright un6 g. g
Dabis, Elm boppeItss @obnbaus bintel
8riebt's 98ertfdtte unb elm anberes
benz @m. 2obe eeb5renb, ipurbsn serI
itbrt. 8erIuit $4,000.
= Die erlie Summer Der nsuei
bemCtratifden MOrsenssittns ,,9i
scranton Sun" eridien am Wtittpod
Das 8latt III mad benz S6ema oS
bieIieen ,,1imes", etpas reidbaIiise
uno bsGer sfbrudt /; Iopeit bic 9lnsei
gen in Betra6t fOmmen, i6eiht es red
liberal unteritdbt su ipsr6en. Sin
0sfsaidaft bon iunssn SrIanOsrn fnl
bic Ssrausgsber.
: DAT bic 6susrIeute ipsnie 9uI
batten, bel itr6msnbem 8eeen am Don
neritas Radmittas Su parabiren, FAM
ibnen niemanb peroenlen; uno oi
sIei6e urfa6e bdmpfts ben GnibuIias
mus bss gubliiums. gs fano ana
pisl ipdter, aIS sur feitaslsbten ,3eit
Elm theilipeiier llmSue lfdft, aber ti
| Seititimmune mar grinoIid oerocrben
Die unsinitise @iiteruns mar nm (
mebr gu bebauern, ba bic 6eusrIeui
f6 tpiriIid Nldbe ssesben batten, Iic
islbit unb Apparate i'm slnitisiten 9i9t
! su Seieen.
gOIisiit Dieter ili felt finf @O$s
auf Der GranfenIiIts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
aus sem Obsren Sbale.

ar9balb. nsue 8abn madt
i'm unteren 3beiIe Der Stabt quite Sorts
fdritte.-S6neioer 8arI 8lodberser
lit Dor einissn @odsn bon OIbpbant
bierber umes3ossn.- Ser Stabtratb bat
ben gontraft fir cine neue eiferne
Bride iibsr bic @bite DAT an bic Cons
panic bon @roten, q. o., bereeben.-
s. SO. 2inbermann bon bier unb 2ottie
8ersner bon 8rOoflpn, q. o., iperben
beute In SoneSbaIe eetraut.
= Utidasl @aIib nur6e borIebten
9ienftae in Der Dplpb @rube su @ins
ton bur9 einsn 2obIenfaa 9et6otet.
Gr binterIdBt cine Dittipe nit brei
8inbern.
= Observation-Disclosures NieoI, bas
bierte Spfer ber DIppbant @rubeners
pIofon, farb am Samitas nad breis
wbdentli6en Sdnsren 2eiben. ST mar
auf gutter 8eReruns, befam aber einen
8ldfaa.
= 8trnatIdIiss mic zine 8srlopfuns pbsr
90 fpIssn lHlimms Rfluliatf, ipit pilss, un-
rfints 9iut uub 1rpnildt efipen. Surecd
9IOub 8itttrs ID has SriImititl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-09-19
0uu Der Snbfeite.

9ln ber 9iosa Sunetion ereisnete iid
am 0iontag Elm bebeutenber Giienbabns
unfaa unb unter ben fdner 9erIebten
mar Serr @m. 4sperfdIag. bon Bird
gaep, Elm &eiienber in Dieniten bon
9. 80. Srib. Gr erbieIt f9Iimme
8ranbipun6en bura ausitr5menben
Dumpf unb sins Sspeide fact, baB er
furS na9 IL llbr am Dieniiae seitors
ben isi.
Die Stabtrdtbe Der Sdbieite baben
ieBt bic Gsitation fur Elm StationsbauS
oabier begonnen.
Serr Yetsr Miler unb SRI. Marp
Whaid, bon ber 19. Warb, iperben bies
fen 9cnneritas bur9 Srn. Bfr. @uns
bsrIi4 3u einem Gbepaare bereinist.
glm 9onneritag ipur6e in Der ct.
Marp'S 8ir9e babier Serr 9eter Nol,
bon 8ee4itrabe, nit SRI. 9bereIa 8iebs
miller, bon @roipn 9lbenue, eetraut.
Gin 2inb Der @bsIsute Saeserip,
bon Scout StraBe, tpur6e am Mlittipo1
beeraben. gs itarb infolse bon 8ranb.
nunben, bic eS baburd erbalten bate,
baB es einen eefiilten 8affectopf BON
Ofen iiber ii4 sOs.
Sin &inb Der Samilie SafOb AbIer,
bon 435 @ilIpntrabe, ipurbe am Sreis
tag i'm Soreit Sia Sriebbofe besraben.
Gs mar eines ber 8ipilinse i'm IIter
bon IA Wlonaten.
Sobn Stanton, AfiItsnt Supsrintsn.
bent in ben Scranton Stabliperfen, fieI
am Samitas bei Der Repuratur Der @e'
fdbe in bic @rube uno berlebte iid ni9t
unerbebliH.
Die 5amiIie Gbarles 8iefer 1T in ibr
neues SauS, an ber Gde bon Gebar
glpenue unb Mapleitrabe, einsesosen.
Serr 9iefer 1T ni9t ipenis itoIS auf ieis
nsn pra9tbau.
pA- @bas. S9sud's StiefeIs unb
S9ubsei6aIt 1T nit ben beiten @aa'
rem rei9Ii9 berieben unb bic greiie
iinb 70 niebris, ipie irSenbipo in Der
Stabt. 3
sA- SeisenIpan's beribmteS 9ieips
art 2ager uno 8alIantine's grport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim Sdb6en
o6er 9uben6 Slaf6en BEL Nli6ael
WiilIer, 434 unb 436 Gebar abenue !;
besslei9en bic beiten 8utiden unb
Pferbe Su berIsiben. @ae 9eitenuns
unsen BEL POit O6er IeIepbon piinitIi@
auSBefibrt.
p@- SIN S@ubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. iinbet man bic beteg8aare.