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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12


In the beginning the mother alone
camo 10 see the young couple; Aunt
Maria stayed away,
But on o certain rainy Monday, as
Monteforto was smoking and Teresa was
arranging his brushes, Aunt MNriuccia
suddenly entered without ringing the
bell
She kissed her niece and coldly saluted
her nephew, Then sho ordered Raifoela
10 bring IN the packages
The old maid unlolded first n large
knit quilt with yellow aud brown stripes
that produced o pretty effect; II was
mado Of warm and hcxible wool, and
intended for the brass bedgtead with It's
damosk draperios,
"Therol" said she, IN dry tone, The
stripes are united, NJ Monteforte not
liking ornaments
Thon there was light blue necker-
chief for Teresa.
Finally, The third article was simple
brown skull cap, copied from an English
model.
"This,n said she ceremoniously, "is to
prevent NJ. Montdorto from taking cold
ON the roof whoghO smokes In tho oven.
ing"
And this phrase finished, Aunt Mari
uccia made roadyto 80 with tho same
ceremony that attended her arrival.
"This is not aihiable, Aunt Mariuc.
oia," said Orlando gayly, "Then you
Hre going away lilo that, without kise-
ing meP
The poor old maid stopped, In aston
ishment. No, thIs man had no con.
science NJ all
In the frat plte she had never kissed
him In her life, leverl
She assumed i grand air Of scandal.
lied severity, then, bursting into tears,
she threw hersJf into hig arms
Thenceforth he Ice between them was
broken,
But from tlAt day also Maria discov-
cred within hIraelf, besdoa her lovo for
Teresa, anotlfr affection 0s powerful as
IL was unexpected. She had treasure
Of indulgent tenderness, mingled with
admiration, jor the husband OF hcrnlece.
When thJarrangemcnt of his studio
had been Completed, Monteforte, after
the evening meal, kissed Teresa, pnd took
his hat ~ Al TO thu Cato dEurope.
His wfc'g faeo lengthonod. \
"Whgtl YOU mean TO 80 out and leave
me all plonlr said she.
Tho Artiai stopped short.
Thb evenings reunion was the only
bondthat inlted tholn oIl and gavc them
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

iu "a tluull cottage,
prDducrH q mus
flyo effect not NJ
Olliu keopingwlth
tho surroundings,
From EiXto seven
inobc8in dlamotor
iB quito sufficient
f.w .W.tt.u a. m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
tConclodcd SoSt wccE5

ANOTHER Stark county Democrat has
the congressional bump aud this tlmo II
h mono other than the heirloom free
trader, Sherwood OF the NEws.DEMocRAr,
Il Alliance Review,
Why does the Review print this, when
we stated, very emphatlcally, that the
"freo trade Sherwood was not a candi.
date and would not accept u nomina.
ton, II rendered. Furthermore, we
don't think newspaper man, whose
business is sufficient TO enable him to
wear clothes and TO keep the wolf from
the door, has any business TO be can.
dldate for congress, or even constable,
VIII our esteemed Review, please make
q note Of his utter mi9apprehen8lon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
The Handsome Orlando
TRANSLATED gRoh Ia. FRENCH oF OH
WEIR oHARTAL nY hENJ, Il, TUCKER


lcppynght lhJp NY American l'ieas ARsoolall0nl
from the start he had dlvIndd their
calculation, and even refused tho money
that his wife wanted 10 give him. lle
knew how 10 live on almost nothing,
like every true Neapolllanl Furthermore,
he knew all the places whore food costs
but little, II Ia tho superiority Of sober
people, who can live on vegetables or
maoaronl, TO dispense with wine without
annoyance and smile In idleneaa, without
losing any OF his good humor and with,
out fatiguing the uualterable solIdity OF
his stomach, Monteforte became tempo,
rarlly ayarloloua, His win did not 70.
lax single day, and In this could be
seen the sequence OF his Ideas, tho energy
OF his race.
The family awaited him IN vain. lle
had himself found suitable apartments
In the strada Magno'Cayallo, near tho
salita Conoezlone, Tho young wife
brayely associated herself with her hus,
bands revolt When her mother begged
her 10 walt sho declared squarely that
her husband wished 10 begin houseSeep
Ing directly and that she was Of hla
opinion, considering thepresent situation
too dangerous,
They wanted 70 talk with tho father
and try 20 convert him and mako him
accept tho situation, but there they met
systematic resistance, Deeply offended
Don Agoatno forbade them over toapeak
OF Orlando In his presence, lIo even
formally denied his aon,n-law entrance
10 the house, and prohibited hlawifo and
sister from visiting the young household,
AS for hla daughter DO admitted that
ahe must obey her hrabOndi therefore,
she would always find the house ready
10 receive her, but her alone,
His banker would send NJ. Monteforto
thousand francs every quarter, no
would SEQ him no more,
This said, he permitted no further talk
about him.
When Toresa showed that her mind
was thoroughly made up, Donna Bettina
opened large wardrobe with q sigh,
She had piled up mountains Of linen
pillow cases, napkins, table cloths, etc.
enough TO last them all their days, II
they should live century Linen was
the mania Of tho house, Aunt Mariucca
spun all the year long, In addition 10 her
other numerous taska,
II was not more than seven weeks
after Orlando's departure when NJ, and
Nine, Montororto were installed ON thor
fourth floor, An Immense room, open.
Ing upon largo Hat roof, was chosen
for tho studio, The other rooms were
pleasant and light, All their furniture
was brought from thoir old homoi they
needed 10 buy furniture only for the
dining room. The mother and aunt sup.
piled tho money for this, Tho young
people did not oven notice this, natur.
ally careless, though II was not tho care
lessnoss Of ingrotitude, People who have
never known the lack OF tho necessary,
either In care or In tenderness, are igno.
rant Of the value Of devotion.
For u time roreaa, In the midst Of the
happiness which she had at last rogaincd
with tho presence Of her Orlando, forgot
the rest OF the world, What room could
be found for aught else IN this smltten
woman's brain and hearty
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

or ttuh Nrp lu '' ''' "'''"
lpohea should uut exceed l loot aud 0
Inches. forwUnplc, il tha hcIght of tho
rlao he 2 inches, che width ut the tread
should bo u Inches, and no on For main
stairs Ia dwelling houses tho height OF tho
rlHew should not lees than D iuohca nor
more than Inches tar caao and comfort
The dimensions of the nrWra, WilH and
balluatoH shUHll moo be overlooked, It we
would secure proper ensemble There n
a tendency touuEo them TOO large which,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12
sTAIReAse AND HALL.
Gossip About Arrangement and Furuish-
iuue-somo Bunqesti0us.

10 another with no attempt % secure
beauty Gt effect, when 10 might easily be
made one OF tho most important decorative
features NJ the dwelling,
In order 20 secure a satisfactory result II
should he carefully considered when tho
plan of the house Il first studied Ia the
search for beauty tho practical necessities
must not hn overlooked In hn ideal ar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

A WASHINGTON young man, who
luXuriates at $50 per week for q boiler
plate syndicate, under the healthy name
of Walter Wolman, iB out with an ar.
ticle (boller plate illustrated) on "Mo.
Kinley'o growth in Protection and his
recent triumphant journey" We have
IN hand now o document touching Nc
Kinley's growth In Protection (Which
Is not boiler plate,) that we shall soon
give TO the public. When the voters
Of this district see II, they will be bet.
ter able to Judge whether Mckinley's
growth in Protection is n moral or Il.
nancial development.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

SENATOR GAuMER Of the zanesville
Slgnol is talked Of for Congress IN the
i4th district. The Senator is a strong
man aud Is n frat class editor. His pa
per 10 a power for good In Central Ohio
and we should dielike to see him step
down from the tripod to the forum,
However, II the noble Senator thinks q
diet OF tertapin and Potomac shad
would please him, we arc for him for
Congreau. tsi.k sl.tlsa ...l y. ,'n ,'',l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

rangemeut thora
should bo an
abundance VI
Hight and alr and
q proper pr1por
ton of HEera and
troada, tho simple
rule % l.oGcpt in
mind being that
tho sum of tho
height of each
rlsortndtlnWi.th
81 L.aI .H... ..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

houses, In small cottages they cnn Judi,
olously DO made less. The novels should
never bo oycwrruutod with heavy mold,
lugH and carvings Ia high relief aud the
hand rail should ho made 10 no the natural
shape Of the hand whom partially closed,
"WlndeW, on steps which radiato from
q corner should never be- used whom II h
possible 20 avoid them, Stairs In one long,
straight tlght Hro both uncomfortable and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

ugly whllcRplot
form or landing
the monet
ony aud with "a
single or q group
Of odd shaped
windows, rightly
placed, gives %
most picturesque
effect II a fire.
place, with n scat
oonyoniontlyncAE
comes within tho
llmitof cost twill
incrcAgo the com,
fort and cheerful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-06-12

ness Of the whole, The furniture Of the
hall should ho in Keeping with che design
Of the staircase substantial and simple In
design Example ot suitable hall furnl.
turo are gIyou IN above cuts.
DAVID W. KING.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

du6 iuir bcitimnlten Gtbt6eilrugcu Su-
gemieien, lluo itb pHrOe Der glbtDeilung
13, S6uaOrUn 3. 5ugctgeilt.
8te unier Eager aus lab.
Hnier 6jefin9niB bate eincn 6ld6en.
inbGlt BON fiiufjebn 9lder, bGlien @reuSt
our1 ben pbeneripdGntcn Balliiaoen.
Snum 9ebil6et iuur0e. Die @idble bes
itauoeu aus itarttm. uierettg Debaueneu
Sidbtenbolj pon fiIni5ebu Sub 655e
lmO 10 bitbt ucbeueinauber eingeran,mt,
bnB audi uidt Die 9eringitc 6n8e ii;tt.
bar lpar. Giua36erum auf Der iuGe.
reu &eripGcric iudreu in fnr5cn Cutter.
ruu9eu ShilbGGus6en nit Der DEFINING
nab Dem Eager Su an9ebradt. SIM.
se6n SUB inuerDal6 Der llmjdiiurtug Sp9
iicb eire bur6 ein bilnue3 Scil berse.
itcute Ginfriebiouu9 Die ipacnannte
y3pOteuIin;e" entiaug Ser 9tdme mar
bejei1ncnO gcnug. Die Sdilpwabeu
bnttcn ndmlicb itrenge g8eiiuug, iepcu
@eion9eueH, Der hiele Gjreu;e iiber.
id)reitet, ioiort nieoerSulr6icBeu. 9ieIe
g9a0eu wdrcn nusIblieBlicb bal6miIdb.
iigc SSun9en ppn SiuBif bis iebsjebn
Sabre, iueldc namcntiiD bes6nlb risiem
barbariihsu 8ciebl auPS Hiinfli6Ite
nabfnmeu, iueil ber oeufer fir Die Gr.
idJieBuu9 ejne3 GeIau0enen oreibi9 Gage
llrlaub olS SclUDnlmg er6ie,t. &aum
ein Gng gina uuriiber, pbHe oa8 minoC
items Gin Uefan9cner auf piele gSeiIc CT
idJOiisu iuuroe.
9tuf Sluci Seitcn Ser llmsGlmun0
sttud in 5iusis bis pierbun0ert Glen Ont
ermmg er6Oben ii9 5uei @rOiuaQe
jeoer nit bier gelabenen &anpneu be
iebt, Die ibre ibUarSen S1liin6c mad
Dem Eager 81 ritbtetcn, bcreit, bel ciuem
3ciheu ppn <tnfrlbr iOfurt 500 liuo
&erberbcu III Die 8cItreiben Dinabju.
I0leubcrt. SHncrbGtb ber llmjdunun9
lagen Siuei {oiigcl; ell III eiuer tbaI-
nrti9eu Ginienflmg iIieBepber i6moler,
idnubigcr &nc6 tbeilte ba5 eiu9eirieoete
9aub III 5luci falt slcide $5dlften. Ghpa
brci 9lfer be5 3bale5 bilOcte einen
itinienbcn Sumpf poer ridbti9er
S6lammtcitb, Der inter Der SOuuaubiBe
fait brODelte lno mepbitii9e 6iebers
bilnIte au3bau1te. lluglaubli6, nber
iusbr: Sic SelOtii6e, ipp a(leS 8roO
gebaden uub bas Steiitb gefO6t ipurOe,
itanb oil biciem 8n5 pber6alb Der I'm.
Saunimg, iObaB nller 9iidenabiall, Slut
unO iGmnbige3 8ailer ii6 nit Den @e.
iudiiern be5 Sa1c5 mildte, nit bemiel.
ben 98aiIer, weldeS uniere eiuSigs
Sriufluaiierquelle a69ab! Sic ,3eltt
imierer gad5ter wareu 10 nngele9t, oab
Der gan5e G1nub upn bort in einem
cfeln Strbm iib bur9 unIer 2a9er
ibl6n9cltc, I'M bom iid) nit Dem
S9lanm jcnes itinfenSen Sllmpies 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

- Gin fleirer Stein ia II.
Ser Stu6iGIuS 0ennin9 mar upn ieincm
GruieiiOr ju cinem 3dBdel &Oiiee cins
gela6en nUrOen, uuo iid) Der boben
Sbre, Die ibm odburtb pibcriubr, pols
Lauf beiuuBt, ging CT Itpljen S6ritte5
na6 ber rei6eHO geIe9cuen Silla be5 ges
Itrengen !0errn. Gr bate nod ri5t
iein 3iel crreidt, ais pt6blidb Siemlib
uniouIt Elm grpber @ummiball gcgeu iein
uobl iriiirtes 0aupt ilp9. l3iitBenO
Iab er ii1 I'M, aber Der i3m ibDn auf
ber 9ippe idwebeuoe, friitige Stud
puroe idHcll unteroriidt, bcnu biuter
rinem 6Iieoergebli6 fam Die @nIlwers
feriu, cine lieblite Slun6ine, iuie iic
6enrin1 nie ib0ner 0cieJeu bette, 5um
Spridbein. Scin Dtibheu Iiiiieno,
iiberrei6te or ibr - eiu 8anr perbinOs
li6e @Orte itammGlno --- Den ,Grts
iprunaeuen" uno balo mar CT nit ocm
ldbueu Sadfiit5 in 10 ou9enebmer I'm
terbaltuug, bnB CT bns RnGeu oes aus
ieiner Silla fommenOen !0errn 9Sros
feiors nidDt einmnl btmerftc. ,9lb,
iungsr 6relm0," ricf ibu Der GtlcGrte
i6lieBlib ait, vOa iiu6 sic ia iGonl"
= @rifrcat mo uertcgcn, TEN ieincm
sDrtuirbigcu &r9ieiior III Gamenarieas
i6ait 9etroffen 5u WcrbeH, itdnlnch;
Der junge Ntaun turj uuo cuti0loiieu:
- SD babe bic Gbre, S0err &roieiior,
SGucu bier mclue Sbiueiter ucr5uitelz
.eu!" - SOP" ia9te Der aItc 'perr nit
pfiffigem Gjeiibt. DOta, bann tomm' III
meine gtrme, Iie6er Sobu, benn Define
SbpeIter bort lit - meiue GU6ter!"
- llnnbtbige 8efiir6tuuQ.
Sn elmer 10 iuunberbar reijenben urb
Jerrli6en @cbirgsse9enb mus bo6 rem
2euten bas Stsrbeu redIt idjpcr fallen.
- glb'r meinen 9 benn etiUG, and'
5rnlt, baB ipir bier 9Oar feline glerSte
Jan?
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2n eirem @t6btden 8

- Sn eiEem StGbt6en 9is
tauens bat iib por eini9en 9ngen eiu
re6t beiterer 8OrfaIl Sugetrageu. Gin
iunger GutSbeiiBer, Der fiirSlid) Die
Stnffe bes SefunOelieutnnutS ertlOrtz
men, betritt cine 8eItauratiou, in ipels
der Der Srtsgcubarm nadJ Seenbi9mg
peS I6pereu WtarttoienItes iein Wtits
tagbrpo perSebrt imo Elm @los Gicr
trinft. 9a er iid bnrd baS Gintreten
be5 Gutsbeiibers natiirlib nid)t ipeiter
it6rcn ldBt, trogte Der Serr 2ieuteuuut
in Gipil i'm, pb or, Der @enoarm, nicbt
piiie, baB er ppr ibm auiSuitcben babe.
Nuf Die uertuunberte 8erneinung eriol0t
bic SlnfiinOigung, baB es ibm beruieien
tueroen iplle uno eilenbS be9aben iid]
Der Serr 2ieuteuant in Giuil sum nd9z
item SorgeieBteu oes @euoarm3, benz
Rrei3madtmeiitcr, nelder je0pdJ iebr
beoaueru nuBte, Der 8eibperbe nidbt
5olge 9ebeu Su f0nnen, ba Der @cuoarm
i'm &etbt 0eneicn. lleber ben Griolg
Der tpeitereu S6ritte bes S5errn 9ieutez
HantS lit nod nitbts befanut, bo6 0bt
Der @uriaQ iuuobl bel Civil ais Utili=
tar 9lulaB gu be0entenoer !6eiterfeit, Sl-
nal Der 6crr 9ieutenaut III Der 6ibe
oes @eied)ts es io9ar iiberieben, baB er
leine erlte Seibperoe bel ciuem I'M
9tauge inter inn itebcnben Militdr au-
gebradt.
= g8irt6spib. Serr g9irtb,
bic ggurit rie6t. - Sds lit unm6gli3 I!
-gBieip ?-gseil Die g8urit feline gtaie
BOT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

tuaren abuunsslos uno boifnun9srei6.
g2ir Daren @eian9ene Der beribniten
pStoneluall Brigade. Sier gum erIten
Utale = unb Sum lebteu = in6 i5 @es
neral &obert &. See @r iaB in iur0.
loier Saltuns, oas aroue tpaupt- uub
8artbaar idlef)t sepflest, rau6cnO Su
Bieroe. Seine @prte tfangen giitig
uno mitlcibi9. p3but mir leib, Sum
gems, eu6 10 81 ieben. aber ibr ntiiBt
Dem Die bette Seite ub9eiuinnen." So
ipra6 er. g4ir iuuroen mad bem
Orange Court Souie abSefiibrt. ell
Wtari9 uou 25 Mteilen.
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1omit bcgnun bic critic &Goie unIcs
rer GeiangenicDaft. SD made 5lpei
Gtbitbrjtte Ocrie!beu; Der erIte meni1G;b
mo mittciDl9, Der Smeite beItialii6 uno
teuIlii0 grdujart. 9t4, bdttcu mir oas
mols rur qrnljnt, ipaltbe 9eiocn uniercr
erpartctcu, iue bdtten mir ni9t oubcnes
fad @stc8eubeit gebabt, ms unicru
iorgluIcn g9a9terH bur6 Die 5lud)t Al
eutiicbcn, NIB trGftig. muiBig, iuie mir
fuaren, ms our6geiblagen, bis mir Die
6reHnoe wieoer erreihten! 9pb mir
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Seine &unit. @rItcr Stus
bert: 9onuerWetter, geitern tudre i6
beim 8a0eu balO crtriinfeu, idb bate
i6ou orei 9iter 8aiier sei6ludt. 9pei'
fer Stilbent: Bah! 9as lit no6 gar
ni6ts! Sd bab' geiteru 9tbeno minoe'
items Siu5li 9iter sei6ludt! @ritcr Stu
bent: llnIinn! Sopiel @aiier fam ia
faum ein Sameel trinfen 8tpeiter
Stubcut: 8nfier tunr es aud ni6t, ipn'
bern Bier! Griter Stubeut: Sd, bas 1T
eu6 teire Sunitl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

Der boheu BaIliiaOcuum5drnnns trieb,
iuuroen mir bnlp uOH ben @eiauseuen
umrin9t. bic III iieberbofter $oait 6ragen
an iin5 ridteten. Sarars eriubren mir,
oaB iie ieit brei bis ie6jebn Wtonaten
in Camp idjma9teten. 8alo wuroeu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18
9os @efdugniBfa9er BON Gtn'
beripnpille uu0 uuier
Scrfcrmeiiter.

Gs iuar am 20. Mai, ols rnier Bug
mitten nuf ciucr 2ittiiu9 in eincm gtaz
bel9ebbli Salt mn6te. g8as lmier ipors
tete, ipuBten mir nur nus nagemeincu
g,nbcutungcn lmierer @d6tcr. yRod
ciner @inidunung nb einem 9ager oui
einent @al0bii9el," BieB CO, .np1 mel
5u gut fir eWb 9autte5 !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-18

-!uertad,cn {Ir 10 Geuts bas Sthd Irib
8rei rcu SiiBtartOifeln 5u % Gents
oas Siertelpiino perfaufte. Ser erite
Srt pou 8eOeutuas i'll SubsGarolinn,
Den iulr 2oii;yten, mar Gbeiteruille, no
mir. fait baIb tuot uOr Sun9er rulb
S6laipiigfeIt. cuolit3 uat1 pielen Stun-
ben gSarteus uniere EailUueu betameu.
Otesmot Suar aub MIR Mtai5mebI. aber
ood lmmerbln Elm Guart aut Den
Wtaim.
9O5 bo mir etipas Sati 6cfpmmen
hatter. itbncfte pa3 tnitiUie WlaiSs
meblgebGf bGoeg!eu0 beiier. als itb er-
luorlet bnttc. Ser lucitere @erlaui INT
icrcr &eiie mar elni6rmi9 gent9. Gp.
luni6ia mar eer cinjige bcDelltenoere
0rt, Den mir beriibrten. 8is baGuu
wurbe uon nid5t5 pe!ter geIproGen, ais
ron ultierer yNNswe6ietlmg", nntiirli6
iiber Gbarlclton. 9Ob mubte IDlieBli6
au1 Der 0ldubigIte IRE ivcroeu, benn
e3 giug nugcni0einlidb cine &erdrOez
rTra in lmicrcr Geiierpute upr. g9ir
inbrtu na6 2ln9ulta 5u, bon GbnrlcIton
teiue 3!eOe. gSieber CAB c5 glu3ilii1tc; /;
e5 GieB jest, mir iuIlten lit SauaHnaD
au8geiuccDiclt ipcrocu.
Sebt fameu mir inDincon Ga, nn, uuo
bicr mubte iitb Die Sragc enoli6 cnts
iAeiSeu. 9htr g(diciSuden mar Die glntz
luprt aui uuierc dngitliden 5rageu, unb
uciter giuQ'S mieber, cinem mbefdluIten
3icl 5u. 9Otb mir parcn niDt mcbr
lueit Daoon.
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@te unier eager ausiab.

oermiid)en. @on G9atten Ober 9Ib.
lung ludbreno Der 5oges6iBe ioar gar
feine Jteoe. Senn eS iudren, iuic es
ideiut abli6tlidl, alle Saume inner6al6
Der llu1Sdituung lim9ebaueu iuproen, i,nl
iiir Die 3auupidbte uerluenOet Su iuerz
beu. Seine &orfebruU9cu irgeuo pelder
glrt iuaren setruifen woroeu, I'm Den
INNER mebr iidJ auBauIcubeu lluratb
bel Seite 81 idJalieu. Ser gr5Bte 5Beil
beSielben iuuroe in jeneu Sunpf &c.
id)niit, unb iii bieieu itiufeuoeu 06llcn.
piubl enttuidelten iicb inter oemGinIluilt
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-22
A LIVELY WRANGLE
In Braddock Councils for Right of
Way for Street Railroads.
A HOME COMPANY is FAVORED.
A Woman Comes From Austria to Johns
town Seeking Lost Husband.
GENERAL NEWS OF THREE STATES
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrsPArcH.I
BRADDoCK, July 21.-The widest scene
ever witnessed in the Council Chamber of
the borough occurred tonight, when Burgess
Shallenberger called for a report of the
Committee on Railroads and Wharves. The
people OF Braddock have been in a fever
heat ever since the numerous street car
lines have been chartered to know who
would be successful in securing the rights
of way through the borough. In conse-
quence the lobby was jammed tonight. At
the last meeting the application for right of
way was referred back to tile Ordinance Com
mittee. This committee submitted a report
urging that the right be granted to the Brad
dock and Turtle Creek Valley line. whose in
corporators are all citizens of this place.
or the other four, the only one in the race
was the Braddock Street Railway Company,
whose President, MIR. Hoffman, accused the
member from the Second ward with violating
his word. The two men engaged in wordy
war, during which the lie was passed, and the
Burgess was obliged to say that he would main
tain order if it took all of the officers in the
town. The meeting became so interesting at
times that it looked as if fight would be the
next thing in order. Mr.. Holland moved that
the report should be concurred in. Mr.. Holtz-
man moved that the minority report be read.
Lost-yeas. 3; nays 4. Then the original motion
was carried by majority of one.
Mr.. Hoffman accuses certain members of
the Council of peddling stock of the Braddock
and Turtle Creek Valley line, and others of be-
ing investors in the stock. He wanted to offer
a new ordinance that the company offering the
most to the citizeus be given the precedence.
Loud applause followed this. but the motion
granting the right to the BraddOck and Turtle
Creek passed second reading. The incorpora-
tors of the road are from Braddock, Turtle
Creek and Duquesne. They propose to lay
double track from the Carrie Furnace to Turtle
Creek, and will make a deposit that the cars
ha in0 I'M 1sf md ok frirro
bonds in the sum of $4,000. The immediate
cash deposit is to be 81, 0O0.