davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

OF "Glenn'5 sulphur Soap" ihore Is the
harmless material for dozen superb con !.
pleSlJns. The satin sheen which Il com.
ndnioatss to the snrfBcs OF the iaGe, neek
aui arms aud hands cannot be- exeeilei bg
nature II her happlast moods. Indsei 10
Ill appearance II 10 the work OF nRturs ana
not OF art, AMI herein consists It's sterling
recommendation. Bold by drugglats. For
gray whss7rs or mustache, as well as for
taose silver threads which will inyruie on
ths heads Of middle agad beauty, thsre Is
no dye 70 natural durable and reliable az
"HilPs Instantaneous Hair Dye" 1t con.
tslns NO property OF the metallic dyes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Sisn ~ m. g,rr

A oolored man named William Swig.
gett was taken to the police station late
Saturday night, with bullet in his
left leg n or the knee. DR.. short
hdge 1rsctsd the ball and the
man was aeut TO the almshouae yester-
day. His wound is met ssyious. Swig-
Rett ssid 10 met two white men along
Water street aud walked with them 10
Marsh Lsne, wen one drew rssalysr
and shot him. Ae does not know tue
men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Mary wnIner AI.o a pon,,on.,

WARRINGTON, Jnly 24.--Senator Evarts
today introduced q bill directing the
Secretary of the Treasury TO pay 10 DR..
Mary Walker the sum Of $40 ono TO
seimburae her for her services and suffer-
ings ~ an assistant surgeon in the Union
army during the war OF the rebellion. A
Dill for her relief has four times been
'avorably reported by the House com.
nittee on military affairs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
TIM ueIrn,,,n nn,n

The weather gave indications OF clearing
on-FrldaY afternoon, but the clouds CON
tinued 10 mass In the sky during the even.
Ing, and about II O'clock Friday night rain
bsRau 10 lall again. From that time until
after o'cloas on Saturday, there was a
continuous downpour. II extended all over
me Peninsula and was OF incalculable ben.
eht TO grow corn and other erops.
which have been suffering from long and
damaging drouth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Mrs, ElleRoad mother OF james 4.
Ei!egood, member OF the Salisbury bar
Hyd at Ats :ssldsnco on Camden avenue
Y salisbury Friday night, aged rs years.
Her remains were Inferred in Parsons
osmetery yesterday afternoon after ser.
giCes at Aaoury ". L. Church by the
Rev. 7. e Martindals.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
sicnnI saw ulI gsnr,,ed.

FALItHeaY I'D July % The steam
INV NIL. u Livingston Brothers st U9psr
lrappe, On .he Wiconioo river, below
salisbury Wa nuraed early yesterday
morning. TAa iirs caught from the FUR
mace. III loss ID shout 5000. There
was No insura4as An att0npt was maze
by soma 4nn 70 says tia property, bat
'he Material '7aa So dry that the fire.
oould not be checked
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

DtNVer HINES.
oaipinone-.Who is that lordIy looking
man on the other side of the aisle?
Ukerdek-That's newspaper man,
why does he ut on SO much styis
and seem SO haughty 2"
He is young one, and 10 riding ON
his first railroad pssg."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Colonel Ed ward Lloyd, the largest
farmer IN Talbot county, says that muoh
corn has beon destroyed by destructi, e
worm that bored into the main root of
the plant and sucked ont it's vital pieces
Ihe drought gave fine opportunity to
get in its destructive work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

All claims NOT consistent with the high
character OF Syrup OF Figs are purposelv
avoided by the California Fig Syrup Com.
pany. 1t acts gently on the kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the system efiectu.
ally, but 1t is not cure.all and makes no
pre;ensions that every bottle will not sub
stanlate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
rhe VIM Tor .ne plnnp.

Editor GoSrtte and Journal; A short.
but truthful editorial in your issue OF thu
10Th concerning the appointment of A..
T. Robinson, Esq, TO the vacant seat on
the State bench inspires this letter. II
Is not my purpose to eulogize Mr.. Robin
son. de needs no eulogy-but to en-
treat that the almost unanimous voice of
the p6cple bh heard and needed respect
ing this appointment. This general and
unmistakhole expression by the people
In behalf OF Mr. Robinson is based on
his known legal ability and moral recti-
tude, and II he BIS favored at this pppor.
tune time, every man, woman and child
can safely exolalm: 1T is dLtina,n Al
every country store, cross roads and
other places in Sussex comfy where 1.-TWO
or three gather together" they seem to
gather in the name OF A. p. Robinson
Tor judge. Indeed politics appear
TO Dc IN measure forestalled
In the solicitude and anxiety Of the people
here concerning this appointment. Not
half the interest is manifested in tho
matter OF who shall be our next governor,
as Is who shall be our next associate
Judge. Of course we have other lawyerE
who desire to be elevated to the bench
These are nstural aud laudable nspita.
ilons, bat to al those junior member, OF
me bar here vino have pnifed 81 haan
pufs1 for the position, wOatd say: Yod
well know that Mr. Robinson is tho Iesn
r. the place, aud the very man the peo-
pie want to sec put there; you cannot
deny these facts. Then show your loyalty
to the trus principle OF Democracy, aud
open no gate for an inroad on the peace,
unity and harmony of the Democratic
party on the eve of this highly Important
campaign. Come boldly to the front and
ask the governor to appoint the peoples'
choice, Alfred p. Robinson, Esq, for
iu ige. OIrizpN
GEoRsErowN, DEL, July Goth, 1890.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

The Rev. aud Nrs. J. ID. shiveley, who
are well known Oh the Peninsula, and
VINO went 10 India three years ago TO en-
gage IN the missionary work, will soon
return to tins country. Mr.. Shivsiy hnds
!nat his health wou d be endangered by q
longer stay in the Indian tropics.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

The best salye in the world for cuts.
oruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, chapped hands, ohiiblalns.
eorns, and all skin eruptionf, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II is
guaranteed to give perfect eatisiaotio,,. or
money refunded. Price 26 cents per boz.
FOR sale By Beaton Smith, corner Seysnth
and Pine streets. Goods delivered free,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
always "a wet IIay,

Richard Carmichael of Queen Anne's
county, son Of the late Judge Car
michael, says that record has been kept
IN his family for 80 years, and that there
has invariably been rain on the 26.a OF
July during that time. The rule was
carried cut on saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

There were "a deaths reported at the
ofiiee OF the Board OF Health for the week
ending Monday. OF these l4a were males
ana ~ Iemalesi II white, colored and 10
under two years OF age. Three bodies
were brought here for interment. Five
births ana two marriages were reported.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Prlzes Tor Poumiar,tv.

The ralbo County Md Fair Asso.
citation will offyr u 800 gold watch to
the most popular and enterprising citi-
zsn OF Talbot county, to be voted for at
the time Of the fair, and q BOO dia mond
ring to the most popular Lady, married or
single, in Talbot county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
4 OYoLoNA,. rInr sWArn.

one Hundred Buildings Ievoied-
a'nns Of ltGe and scores oI Scope
huJnred- Einshsen n InNmg Ihs Rains.
LAwRENoE MASS July 20 "A cyclone OF
great power struck South Lawrsues about
TWO miles from here, about 10 O'clock this
morning. This storm fret struck Sprlag
nalu street an Travelled thence to Salem
street, devastating 4 section 20 rods wids.
II IS estimated that 100 buildings have
been levelei by the storm. O1s man "a
known TO hRva boon Killed outright by n
building, falllpg. and tho Injured are new
reported ~ utm reripg 50 or Gu.
Fire has broken ont In number OF
places In the ruius ami the entire ire de
nartment Il N work extinguishing the
hames. The injured are being removed
ana cared Tor as quickly as possible.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
The REV. robert Lelra conner Dead

Hne akev. Robert Laird Collier Dead
| SALISBURY MD., July 27.-Ths Rev.
Robert Laird Collier, one Of the most
widely knowa UlitariAn diyinss in this
country, died early tnis morning at his
country home, The Everglades, situate
about IL miles from Salisbury. He was
stricken with paralysis Friday night, and
never regsined consciousness. Mr.. Dol.
ller was born 10 this country August IN,
1855. His early life was spent az a clerk
In drug store here. When a youpg
man he became convert to the faith of
the Methodist Episcopal church; he was
soon licensed to preach, and not long ar
forward was admitted to the Philadelphia
Conferences, where he preached until 1856,
when he entered the Methodist Theo-
logical Seminary, at Concord, N. H.,
where he was graduated. When at Dav-
export, Iowa, he became Unitarian and
as an evpounier OF the faith he occupied
the most important pulpits in Boston.
Chicago, BIZ oklyn and Washington
During the past two years ne has devoted
himself to preparing some important
lNoor statistics Tor the government, which
he was sent tp Germany, Switzerland aud
France, by President Olevela4 I'd to obtain.
he was warm friend of Mr.. Cleveland,
and also OF Secretary Blaine, with whom
he correspondent regularly. DR.. Collier
was one OF the brilliant literary men of
this country, and, in addition to con-
tributing largely to religious and secular
papers, wrote for many OF the leading
magazines.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
ASorHEB WITNESS.


| thPPpnt W N
NEW YoRk, July 24.-Andrew M. Fam
Ing, whose name has been mentioned In
connection with the death OF Annie
Goodwin, the pretty cigarette girl, was
held in $4,000 bali to appear when
wanted. He said he had known Annie
for the past six months. He thought her
q good, we'll. behaved girl. On the morn
ing of July 4th he received this note from
her:
Dear Joe: (Fanning is usually addressed
by MS intimate friends as "Jos.') COINS 10
ma at once. 1 am very sick at lit Easi
105th. ANNIF
Tanning went and found the eirl in
great agony. Later, at Annis's sugges.
ton, he called on DR.. McGonlgal ant
brought him to her.
DR.. McGonigal was brought from his
cell today and asked as 20 the where
abouis Of Miss Goodwin's pooketSo III.
He said he gave II to his lawyer, Mr..
Burtsell of $50 Broadway.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
tine MAxNIsh aIRL.

A pretty young girl at Sea Girt
Wears regular masculine shirt
And blown leather Shoes
And ROCKS OF bright hues,
And a tight lifting, tronser like skirt.
Whenever she strolls on the beach
Tbs other Young girls yell and screech:
They think she's rude
Intruding young dude
Aud they hide till she's gone out of react
LOVE Is BLIND.
lie praised her lovely, golden hair
And eyes OF soulful gray,
But when he askci her to 10 his
she firmly said, NAY, nay"
He now declares those eyes of gray
Don't match ard that her head
or lovely. shining golden hair
Is muddy shi de Of red."
A two ounce latter CANA last night
For Miss Florics DE- Groot;
This morning she Was logged out In
A brand new bathing suit.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

use Horzfoid Acid Phosphate. Dir, T. O,
Smith, Charlotte, n. o says: SIT IA an it-
valuable nerve tonic, delightful beverage,
and one OF the best restorsrs when the ener.
giles dag and the spirits droop." -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Two Irishmen BhipWfeoked on barren
island-"What snail We do, Pat?' "Well.
Denny, let's organiz1 q BaycEet Irish
Luaguo. Rocket.
"Qr@ nocent doosnt," as the poet OBJ,
served. Many delegates and few oandi-
dAt = know NIL about ). In English, only
they spell It Qday. - Phitadstphia Ledger
President OF literary society Gin o-edu-
oalionAl oollege); "Are you ready for the
question:" Matte Bond (wh0 spends her
Vacations at Bar iiarbor): "Yes--pop it.n
Mrs. DATE 'rhe AuXelnB,' I see,
haa gone to Canada" Grubber--" IAN.
geiusr ! guess 1 never aeard Of him,
What bank was he in ?" Boston Tr0a.
script.
Porter at railroad" len osnta, sir,
please, for carrying your bag" 81 have
no bag" That's nothing 10 me. How
eau help your not having a bag
Ffegende batter.
II is" began Tommy, when bia
teacher interrupted him. "lhat is wrong,
You should say Il am.'" '.All rieht."
said Tommy. u the ninth letter of
the alphabet. "-Rarper's Basar.
Striking trail,-She-"I hear that
MIR. Smoothbore 10 great mimic. They
say he can lake of anything" He-"That
explains it wondered where my nm
brelis had gone. ClOthier and Fur
nishsr.
The lampposts of Cincinnati were re-
Gently draped with Grape In memory of q
deceased director OF the gas company.
But, as some one remarked, the meters
didn't stop working minute to attend
the funeral.
Instructor-What was the cause O,
Hamlets anger against his mother, Mr..
Freshbigh2 Freshhigh-he Thought sbe
had violated etiquette by using second.
handed funeral supper for wedding
breakfast.
''Do you think" he asked In hesitatinp
accents, "thst you could learn TO love
mea" yes" she replied coyly, 81 couid
learn, but I'm afraid you'll have good
deal of trouble teaching fsther."- Wash
in0ton Post.
The death of the man who first suo.
gested worlds fais for 1892 ia begin.
ming to be recorded SO long as the
death of the worlds fair itself Ia not re-
corded, we can hear the news with com
parative equsnimity.
Brightwit's boy-Fathsr, was there
sver any ship which carried more people
Than the oity OF Parish Brightwit's bows
lather-Yes, my son, the MayAower. She
carried all tho ancestors of American
society. mira Gasstte.
Ont in Montana the minister began,
will you take this woman TO be youS
welded wifep when the Swapping eroo
interrupted him AS follows: tSay. Al
Minister, quit yer foolin' and get down
oizness. You know I'm here to take tb,a
ady, an 20 what's the use of askIn' ma,
Besides, don't allow nobody TO call her
Woman. She's lady she is"
Judge Joycs, the governors pardon
'lerk, was walking through one Of The
corridors of the Albany capitol the other
lay, when messenger hny, looking Tor
ometbing ne could not fiad, asked him.
Say, mister, d'vou know anyone in tbis
'qlldin' named 5ill-D. b. Hnlpn
Well, yes, rsthsr. What OF him p
Why, I've got 'sr dispatch for him an,
We been a-lookin' all over for him ana
can't aud nobody What knows who h
s"-NsD Fork Tribune.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

NEW SeAK, Ju,y 2s..-The balance of
tine locked oil cloGkmskers rsturned "a
work to-day under the new plan Of
ssrs enent and tho troubles between the
employees ard men are ended.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Mrs. NJ. O. Taylor, on Friday, was an.
pointed postmistress at Oakdel, Sussex
county. to suecaed Zadock p. Collier, The
position pays tl7.Sl per annum,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
Tho Cigarette GIrl's meath.

Nav YORK, July 25.--Ths Inquest fn the
case OF Annie Good ~in tbs young girl who
died from the efflois OF a criminal
operation by DR.. Moaonigal was begun
here to-day. A large number CT inter
Gated spectators was In ATTENDANCE. D.,
II. 8. Mcdonigal, Mrs. Fannie shaw,
Undertaken Merritt and his oolored
lovers, Gus Harrison aud Andrew flaming.
who are alleged particeps criminis, were ali
present. Sadie Trapbagen, tho frlend OF
me dead girl. and Annis's Sister, Mira,
george Halliday, we're also there. Mira
Halliday was the f1tst witness.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Pears is the puress and best soap ever made
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Members Of tbs Wawagst uun Club
and others shot of the tics made IL the
match for a gun, on Saturday. j. Down Y
won the gun. The scores were as 70 Iowa /:
q. Fuller, - Sturgeon, o; j. Downey. Ia;
Forwood, A. W. Il. Hattlovs, ii: W.
Phillips, o; Sherwoo 0; Melchuie, 6;
SEWER, /; o. Hurley, 2; Thornton 4.
Miller, II, Stout, Z Blaksiy, / q ader-
wood, a Miller, 4; q. Burroughs, 0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

Danger aheed Ign lied by cough IA
averIed With Hates Honey Of Horehound
and Tar.
minute.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
sale OF RuiIdinRI.ot,

1ne hAle OF hshtmsra building Lots by
b. E. Townsend, Saturday afternoon. re,
suited as follows
e5xloofeet' To Benjamin Kopf, At $3.50
.5Ri fr o i9St' i, ii,;.,. $3.50
rw S9r li i99t ca,., 81, M VII; 3G!5I
phrny Lynch, at sl2 per f1nt., bDl m
s'1. ~! leet' 70 walter II. Hayes, ESQ
~ ~ t iS;s 6 Per io y. " ,. 3l4.5l
Band, at tl9 per foot ..... G06nl
<'f ~, ieet 'oJohh !" Boubpl al ils per
, i99I NJ, y, ;v.,,,,.: lao.0o
NJ fi1 pcr foot . gn5 m
ihree lotS, earh l5SiOO fert 10 samuel
'NHlilS''Tn az az per iO4t...,,... 300 10
lplal. ...,5.... 8 uli3 ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31

;. . -I.I
thereafter men only will be allowed to
battle at night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-31
dURUsr.
Katharine Pyle.

Deep In the wood | made a house
Where no one knew the way;
carpeted the floor with moss,
Anu there loved 10 play.
hoard tine bnbbling OF the brook:
~ times All acorn Tell,
And far away Il robin sang
Deep In II lonely deli.
set rock with acorn cups;
So quietly played
rabbit hoped across tho moss,
And did NOT seem AFRAID.
That night before | went 10 bot
at my window stood,
And thought how dark my house n,uAt ba
Down in the lonesome wood
81 N.shOlas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

- gls treffli6er 5prad-
reiniser eriueiit iid Der 9aubratb bcs
Sprember9er SreiieS, Der bicier Gage
iolseubes &unbIdrciben erlaiIen hat /:
pic SrtspOIiSeis uuo Ortsbeb5rben
eriude id, i'll ben oil mid geridteten
S6reibeu ale iiberiliiiii9en 8orte meg
sulaiien. @3 f6nnen blerna9 !0sIli1=
feitsausbrilde, iuic ngeboriamlt", ,er-
9ebenit", psefdlisit" upIIitdubig iues.
fallen. 5erner iiHO @iHydnse, iuie ,Oem
fDIli9liden 2aubratb3amte beriftc idb
auf Die Seriiigun9 ppm (0atum) 9ea
boriamit, bob" IL. /. 10. ni6t nur iiber-
fliiiiis, ionbern madei audi Die nada
fOl9enbc SabbilOuns uuudtb9 umItGn6>
lid. Cine Be5u9uabme auf Die pcran.
laiieuOe 8eriiig1ln9 lit bel uri9riftli6er
RiidlenOun9 iiberbaupt nidt erforber-
lid. Sn anoern Sdretben erIol9t Oiele
SeSu9nabme einiader uno jiuedmdbiser
Ourb cine tlIrje ueberidrift. GIllo
). g.: y bel uri6riitlider &idIeI'
oung Der 8eriii9nn9: pllridr. 5uriif."
v9ie Ntauls uuo &iauenieu6e unter
Den G9weiueu bss q. 9t. lit erlol6eu.
y gSenn sum Seridt Elm beiOnoerer
8p9en perlpnubt iuiro: ,Maul. uno
&lauenieu6e. &reisblatt 8erIiieung
bonn 10. SUM- 1890. Die Sranfbeit iif
im @cmeiubebe5irfe nidt uuf9etreten",
uoer nod einfaber: p5eDlanjei9e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

- Sn Ser S6meii bat man
sinen grSi6winOler 9eiuBt, Der inter
benz uornebm flin9enbeH gtameu Baron
BON Rauier bic lonit 10 uiidtern ben
tenbeu Republitaner lan9e geuu9 be-
tb6rt bate. Gr mar i6Un eini9e Seii
in 3us uerbaftet, iebt aber crit iino iein
redter Name, Weriuar, uno ieiu toGI.
iter Strei6 sleid;eitig 6efunut gepor'
ben. Der @breumann, Der nunmebr
ua6 3iiri6 Sur meiteren unteriu9uue
abgelieiert ipOroeu, bat Die 6amilie uuo
bic iuoeublide Sohter eiues reiden
ct. GaQer 8aufmanns III iblimmit tier
8eiie bctroseu. g9dbreuo Die jung,
Srau iammt ibren @lteru 9laubte, iie
iuerbc cine fpirtlide Saroniu, unb nab.
reno ole iuu9e Dame ielbIt eiuise SABRE
iiberaa Ouiiir gait, lit bon elmer pirt'
li6en uno le9itimen Gbs Der reiden
@rbiu feline Seoe. @3 bat in Ct. @nl'
len nemnls cine gbeuertiinbisuns itntt'
eefunbeu uuo nie erfolste biz beute cine
GrauuussauSeiae, nuo Sluar ue0cr ucr
elmer i6psl;eriiden nod upu eiuer aus
ldubil6sn 9lmtsiteue. Niles mas man
in Ct. @alleu iiber bieie anseblide Gb,
tuei6, berubt lebisli6 auf oem 'p6ren'
iageH uno 10 figurirt Die 5rau Saronin
in ben @ioilitanosatteu nod intmer all
leOis. Dtnr uermutbet, ss babe iih Del
gei6ditsgemdnote Raoisr inter Sorls
9uus seidlidter Yapiere bel ciuem fn
tboliiden 8rieiter in Soralber9 tirdlid
cOpulireu lniien, oa ia betuuntIid
Seiterrsif) bic @iotlebe uiht teuut
Srsilid bielt ii6 oieier Sir9enmaut
nidt fir uerpFi9tst, bic our6 i'm uOn
Soseus 5rauHus weoer Der (peimatbS
nod Der @obuortsbeb6rSe Der GbeIeut
anjujeiseu.
-Sethmlri6alI Graf MU.t'e
bat fir Die aiuoer Der @inpObHer uon
9reiiau cine Spartaiie erri6tet, ocren
GiuGusen nebit 3iHien ieoem &iuoe be;
ouIlenbetem IA. 9ebsnsiabre ausbc,
5ablt perOen. gluBerbem bat Der Selo,
mari6nll ii6 bereit srflGrt, jeoe pou
ben &inoern Su Greiiau gemahte Spar-
@inIa9e, sleidUiel i'll luelder S6be bic.
ielbc 9enladt iuirS, III uerooppelu.
Gui Greiinu bat G'rai WtoItts ibon
Dor lduserer 3eit eine 8inoerbepabrs
anitaIt errihtet, in iuelber Die &iuOer
aller oerieniseu Glteru udbreuO Der
8eit Quiunbme finbeu, in pelher oi,
Iesteren auBer benz 0auie arbeiten aue
oesbalb ouser Stauoe iiub, bic &inOer
au beaufii9tiseH. Die gerpfesuns Der
SinOer erfoIst aui soiteH Ses Se!S'
maridaIIs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-04

-SUr brei 8 abreu itnrb
IN gleuiIlg (bei 8aris) ein Rentier
Ramens 8enuria, Der ale Gage ben
2rampdp MnoeIaine 8ineau bennbte,
I'M na9 Baris III iobren. @r mar
se9en bic glu9eltellteu Der Srnmluap,
@eieaihait iebr freigebi9 unO CAB ibueu
auBer oem tdsli6en 2riut9el6 m l.
3anuar jeOcn SnbreS nod 9teujabrs,
seideufe. 9IIs er itnrb, fnnb man in
ieinem 5sitnment Die 8eitimnnmg, OaB
er ben Guuouftsuren uno Sutjdrrn dIler
SSubriuerte oieier Strede bic Summe
BON 10000 Srancs perma6t bate. Die
8abl Der alio Seba9ten betrdgt 40
uno mitbin iollte jeoer uOn i6nen
cine Summe uon 1000 SrancS
erbalteu. Die 5amilie oes Ser,
itUrbenen aber sriff OdS 5eita,
ment nn, uno Die Sad)e fam por Sc,
ridJt. @ntli6 mar Der BrpceB beet
oigt imb Die @rben purben nit Der
&lage abseluieien. Sieier Gage nun
srbielten bic @pnpucteure un6 Suti6er
zine Wtittbeilun9 BON Der Seenoi9uu9
bes 8roceiies uno Die gluiiorberun9, ii6
ibren sIntBeil absubolen. gIbcr iueiB
man, iuas Ha6 bieien brei Sabren BrU4
ceB BON oieien 1000 SraucS Iin Scben
iibri9 blieb? 0 5raueS 43 GtS. 9luBer4
bem fuurben Secem nod l Srcs. 45
Gts. fir peridieoene Soften absere6nct.
Sc lit ein srOBes Slid, ia9te elmer Der
Setbeilistcn, Der bieie @ei6i6te Dem
nNtatin" eridblte, DAP Der 8roccB idon
Su @nbe 1T, benn ipenn es nod Mtuz
nate sebauert bate, 10 bate man BON
uns nod Sclo bdSu perlangt.