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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

THERE are many cases in which an
extraordinary intellect has accom-
panied heavy brain weight, but the
records show that men whose mental
abilities have never been questioned
have had brains under the average in
both size and weight.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
THE
1 Summary Of Important Events
Of the Week in the North
western States. q

For the Protection Of tho shesp gssfyAsssy,
MoHENRY, N. D., March
lars have been sent to 0ve5 40 sheels-
men in the Mouse riveE md aassia
mountain districts askingesfa atsasnd
a meeting to be held in 1ownar oa a ssn
day evening for the purpose DE eoAaald ar
inc the ACCESSIBILITY of baaixiig 40
association for the permanUnt sUtscttnu
Of the sheep industry in this pssto u sas
stake. $$SssssSgAAA@
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
STEELE

Hope: The Pioneer is preparing q
special edition to be issued this week in
which the advantages and beauties of
this section of the country will be set
forth in attracting STYLE. "A committee
Of busines q men has been appointed to
take action on securing the erection of q
touring mill.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
BURLEIGH COUNTY.

Bismarck: Miss Adelaide Kinnear of
Fargo. president of the North Dakota
State Woman's Christian Temperance
union, delivered q lecture here last
Sunday evening which was listened to
by q large audience. 80. The Fl. Yates
Dramatic company has written to Bis
marck for dates.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

CoLoNELF. c. LovELAND, the United
States Pension Agent for New York,
now has between forty-fve thousand
and fifty thousand pensioners on his
rolls, and the list is increasing about
sev~enty-ive per day.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
Dead On q Road.

GARDNER, March 27.-[5pecisl Tele-
gram. This place was thrown into the
widest excitement yesterday afternoon
by the report that an unknown man had
been found dead with a bullet hole in
his head on the road leading to Argus.
Vile. A crowd of men went ont to
bring in the body and returned about
8 o'clock with the remains of the un.
fortunate man and placed him in the
undertaken rooms.
The facts in the case, 80 far a. The
correspondent could learn, are a.
follows: About s O'Clock yesterday
afternoon as D.puty Sheriff Dan No
Laren was driving toward Areusyille
from Gardner he saw the body Of
a we'll dressed man lying in the
center OF the road about fou,
miles from the Great Northern
railroad tracks. Thinking the mar
drunk he passed by on the side Of the
road and then tied his horses and re-.
turned to find that the man was dead.
McLaren attempted to stir the body bu,
found it frozen to the ground. The mar
wore u SLOUGH hat which was pulled
down over his head and frozen Ia The
ground SO that it could not be removed.
a nasty examination led to the discov.
cry OF q bullet hole in the left temple
out the weapon which fred the fatal
snot could not be found. Nj. MoLaren
left the body as he had found iks,nd
proceeded to the house Of Bob Oorbet,
and informed them Of what he hsd dis.
covered. and from there be went % A..
gusville and t~elegraphsd to Fareo.io,
the coroner. In the nneantimastha
party from here went ont to the Soena !,
the tragedy and brought tie body baol.
Inc search Of the ground where The
oooy lay brought to light q 80 calibre
sevolver nearly new with only one GOOD
cartridge remaining in the cylinder
'ne others having been discharged. Is
searching the remains q poole e hooI
containing ssl.e1 in cash and 4 prom;s.
sorry note for $50 made by Scott R;.h.
ardson TO Arthur Ohadeayn waa ,a ao1'
u nus pockets were many minor ast;a,a.
sucn as men 7 wont to carry ana Z
Paokage OF letters. The latter were - : :
decidedly racy nature and were f,ona
women 2 men. one dated from MOI.
mead March u. being the last TSa.
we're ali addressed 70 Arthur nhadessrssy
y xaa evident from. the fact thst -.
money Was undistnrbed that ohha -
vas not the motive for the cr;noe I.
suon Y should prove. Gardner n I. =
vent g bed % dream Of the mnrds- 10y .sss
sDr Mass bright and early od,the sun INV
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

GOVERNOR WOODEN, of the National
Soldiers Home, Hampton, Va, open
ed it's new ,theater to the public. It
has three tiers of seats, with all the
modern conveniences, and will hold
about 1900 people.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
BOTTINEAU COUNTY,

Bottineau: The Bottineau Agricul-
tural society at q recent meeting de-
cided to have an exhibition of horses,
cattle, wheat oats and barley on Satur
day, April a.. Miss Emms Gilbert and
the Misses Emma and Nellie Ouddie of
Willow City have been granted licenses
to teach the " unesters how to learn
their A B o.. Miss Smith has been
retained as principal of the village
schools.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

Ravivals. /. !. Married-Herman L. Bis
sell 70 Maggie McQuaig. =. The Caro-.
line Gage company will be in Lisbon
four nights next week. ... Ex-County
Commissioners James Anderson died ct
his home near Lisbon last week.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02

THERE is q good deal that is weird
about the Galapagos islands, which it
has been proposed that Uncle Sam
shall buy for q coaling station in the
South seas. They are 16 in number
five big and II small ones, without
counting W SO many little islets-
and the line Of the equator runs di-
rectly through the group. Neyerthe.
less the climate is not very hot, owing
TO the remarkably low temperature
If the. surrounding Writer'S.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
BoTTINEAU, NORTH DAKOTA.
The marble bust of Matthew Arm.
old in Westminster Abbey is the
work of Bruce Joy and is pronounced
very successful.

GEORGE w. NOAH, aged SO years, liv-
ing about six miles from Gadsden, is
considered the smallest man in Ala
bama. He is three feet eleven inches
high and weighs only eighty-fve
mounds. %
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
WALSH COUNTY.

L.
Mimic: The dwelling house and barn
of J. F. Davis, three miles from town,
were totally destroyed by fire Tuesday
afternoon land still the W. O. T. u.
ladies of the village are on the move to
earn their dollars as per their agree.
ment. Two young ladies' were pursu
ing q novel and quite original method
Tuesday afternoon-and were meeting
with fatterjng success. Each had pro
vided a basket of very tempting looking
cakes and doughnuts, which they
offered for sale to the people along Har.
vey avenue.
Grafton: 4 sad tale =. the results of
the blizv"rd comes from Kinloss town
ship. rlorwal6 * Ohn az and family.
consisting of . wife and two young sons,
started from their f~at..r's to reach their
home at orly q short distance. Thew
found that they could not make the way
with the team, 81 they turned the wagon
box over and laid the bows on The roh4
beneath il. The father then placed his
BODY above them, spreading his fur coat
to keep them from freezing while the
mother started to seek help. Late on
Thursday they we're found, all dead ex.
cept the older boy who was apparently
unframed. He tells the story how the
little one called for papa and mama LONG
after both we're dead, but finally his
voice grew weaker until he also died
q older one r. mained almost two DAYS
in bis awful situation before rescued.
A Knights Of Pythias lodge has been
organized with q good membership. 49,.
Marrled-Henry Ferris of Ardooh to
Miss Jane A Stead of Turtle River.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
me News From Over the State Con-
densed and Made Interesting
BY Towns.
nAuAIIER n0uNTY,

Langdon: Married-E. B. Robson
to Bertha Nash of Rockville, Ont.
Died-Mrs. morwald Gubbernal OF Elk
wood, aged 20 years.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
SARGENT COUNTY.

Forman: A very sudden death is re
ported from Union township. Anton
Anderson. . young farmer, while talk
ing to his father suddenly dropped over
and was dead when his father reached
his side. Heart disease.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
PEMBINA COUNTY,

Pembina: Zotigue Piche of Great
Falls, Nh has leased the Pembina
house and takes possession April L..
Joe Hese, the converated ex pugilist,
will be in this city on the evening OF
April 10 to deliver q temperance lecture
IA bicycle club will be organic, d
here this summer. 80. CLERK OF Court
Quackenbush has received word of the
death of his mother, who resided in
New York state.
Cavalier: At the special school cleo
ton the Question of issuing bonds to the
amount of 90, 500 was defeated by q
vote of 81 to 52...:W. 81. Staples babe q
hasty farewell last Friday night when
he learned that Sheriff O'Oonnor was
around, and Manitoba soon received
him. Staples was constable for the
township. marshal for the town and one
of the directors of the school distrist.
As marshal the town did not think it
necessary to compensate him more than
his fees and $25 q year. This, however,
did not meet with his approval, and
utter disregard for his duty was the re.
suit. That the town has suffered by his
neglect was shown in the recent trouble,
and from the fact that Archie McDougal
skipped with him it is evident that az.
surance OF his protection was given to
the blind pigs. This neglect is said to
be bis only reason for leaving so sud
denly, and his intention is to locate al
the coast, when he will send for his fam.
lily who are here.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
WELLS COUNTY,

Sybeston: Died-Minnie Achterberg,
aged lS.... Born-To MI. and Mrs. N.
Brinton, . son....W. O. Heron of this
city was marie d in Fifeshire, Scotland,
to Miss Annie Horn 800. Nose Martin
surprised his friends by bringing home
. bride on his return from Canada. 80.
At the Congregational church last We'd
nesdsy William Pinkam was married to
Mrs. Lucinda Varney of Chicago.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
BAD WoRK ns 4 soLLeT


Kills Oao Reraon and S~Orlously Is1aEsa
Throe Others.
D1EINa, n. NJ Msrch 90 a serious
accident occurred betWeen Potomas,
Max, and Dsming 10 ! Mormon family
ye1terdsy. B. +. Young va driving
aiong behind another wagon when {
loaded gun in the front wagon accident
ally fell and was discharged. the ball
pieroine Yonng's snonlder and his SON.
HIP, and then PISSED through 8 baby
md stEacAk Mrs. Mary Roberts, ad4ugh.
- ~ Yonna. The bullet vsry ssri.
Ously wounded the father and SON md
killed the baby Instantly, and i4everely
wounded Mn. R0basts.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
STUTSMAN COUNTY.

Jamestown: Fowler & Reed pur-
chased OF Monday for their Fourth
avenue meat market q 5-year. old steer
which weighed 1, 800 pounds. The ami.
NAL wal raised by Wells Bros on their
farm. three miles from this city, and
brought the owners nearly 300. Mr..
Reed saysi it is the largest beef yet killed
by them, and the meat is espe cia]ly
tender and t~oothsome- demonstrating
that North Dakota cattle are second to
nCn0.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
BARNES COUNTY.

6anborn: There is considerable talk
of erecting . glist mill here.
Valley City: Rebecca's Triumph, by
hon 9 talent, will be repeated Friday
evening, April IT,. Died-Orvis s
Bassett, the youngest son of Charles
Bassett, editor of The Alliance. ... Miss
Josie Nelson is very ill and her recovery
is doubtful.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
Hopkins Had

New YoRK, March a7.-The Worlds
rrittstield, Mass special says: Did
Timothy Hopkins receive 9s, Oso0, 900 or
$i0,OOO. 600 to settle the oontsst over the
Will o. his foster mother, The late Mrs.
= y. Seaflesf Down &C Great Barring
on, where the Kellogg terrace, tue
= 100000 home that the widow Of Marx
built but scarcely occupied.
lands deserted, il ID whispered with
oated breath the demand for &iO,OOO, 900
nas Deem aCceeded to. Is lady#who had
olsen been the guest Of Mrs. Hopkins
before q became Mrs. SearleA said
s9at sne knew that Hearles had paid
nopklns 3lO. O00. 900. Hopkins wanted
w, 6Oo. 900 ct drst. that being supposed
g be about half the value al The estate.
ae n1aliy dropped to 1000. 600 and
oearles was willing "a settle for that
mount. Tor she said Hopkins had some
aa.naelne evidences 70 prodnce had the
Next to- getting married, probably the
most I'd ortant duty the ordinary mar has
e perlorni.in q life.timais to ! for { bot
ns q y. Bulls Cough Syrup when the
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
OASIS COUNTY

Wheatland: The Eagle is ADVOCATING
q horse fair. 49,. Miss Addie Lebo and
niece have returned to Fargo sfter q
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brennan.
Buffalo: Miss Weiman of Blanchard
has leased the Headquarters hotel.
The Journal complains of the large
number of hobos in town. ...G Grand
Master Karl Germer was present at a
special meeting Of the A.. O. U. W. on
Tuesday night.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
STARK

Dickinson: DR.. Kate Mitchell OF
London delivered . temperance address
on Monday evening to q large audience
Thomas Reeeekack has returned
from the Brsinard hoepita'. He was
wounded by q horse falling on his leg,
and had to have the member
Although quite old he survived the
shock and is feeling we'll. Senator
McGillivray has returned from Fargo,
where . meeting Of the Lebigh Coal
Mining company was held. They sent
Q man to Washington to investigate the
eggette patents, and il they are all right
operations will soon begin on the new
plant ct Lehigh. .s
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
MORTON COUNTY.

Mandan: Bishop Stanley was in
Mandan last week and on Tuesday even
ing spoke at st. Joseph's church. he
referred to the troubles in the church at
this place and gave some of the mem
bers . gentle roast, but stated that
Father Perrault would be given another
field. The bishop could not say when
he would send another priest to Man
dan, but would do so when he found
one he considered suitable for the field.
This being one of the strongest conere-
cations in the state it will probably not
be for long without q pastor,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
FOSTER

Oarrington: Conductor Meharry
piloted q train up owe the jamestown
+ Northern Wednesday, loaded with
land of milk and honey. A number re.
manned ct Darlington and will settle
here. IF. N. Ohaffee and family re
turned home Wednesday from q winters
visit with friends in Vermont and
Canada. Nj. Chsfs brought back four
new settlers with him who will make
their future home in Forest county. 49,.
The Northern Pacific will put q passen
ger train on the jamestown & Northern
April 8. . -;
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
CONDENSED NEWS,
interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press
Paris cabmen are again on q strike.
ssarza Is still creating trouble on the borr.,,
srrns Ntssissippi river Is free OF iced ~ ].
Tasss ia Z An6gn. ~ 49, H343@ A#"%+S#I9@

rns s,ssissippi river il free ii loo i.
ssad Ia Rose.
s,s s., anorv a.orra u
freaS s 81, ssils saav. : 80 taattA4s7s ststs
49, sSs@s
Fafss las Aa sasa. ~ 1enaas 81 S2$aAe5ger sn
esses Y. Mal9s 49, $3.50 80
ne 4 iasarssiss As@ht.S .ss'
Sigs yer Gles5a,auss mas fN oln..sas sa me- N =
the Rneds Is;an0 cesaFnaa@a m
RUS la NfitH - ssgate ssstlsshf 4aa s+o+o.
"a tSe kaaffeg ssa ssfao1s ''"'
s II ggogres III TRIsaaeirlta rianAih
~arsooss win faks II hssnS III ,nnr.a
nnfnSntf T4ass Il, Tar,rgEa 49, 'uppieSSlng The
i rnsieaNS e1aflssS ess. ,c,o+,on
orranizeY E~TSI1aeiIa aMga NJ n0nen has peen
: ro.tar$n@ saS NJ ..a.,.r. 50
cavalier comfy North haknota at valmont.
me- u+ata ,ha 1890, a,,....
po LIZ y LIZ y i al nar, ai.ance paper in st.
= - 80 .-1N-
,r ~ ai = 3 $500 49, natan nernnaTdt Will depart
- y Aln .als hesoI ~ Ie'urn.
dner r " saik u .usion between the peoples
"nu piOnaolCion paI1leS II 1ndiana.
Bob Fitzsin. mons has expressed his wIllinp.
ness 70 meet han AZ New orleans.
Lady Henry somerset the II importance adyo-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

elmer Wtense burdeinanber laufenbe,
@dnse Der 8etrieb berieIben mar in
Sabre 1850 aufseseben unb erit in Der
Iebten Sabren tpieber aufsenpmmer
tporben. Wdbrenb Der 3eit Der 8es
triebseiniteIlune batfen ii9 bic Stolen
nne @dnse nit @aiier unb @aien ses
fiiat, 10 bab ber 8etrieb Der i'm iibriaen
febr ersiebisen @rube nur NIT GROCER
8orli6t aufsenommen tperben fonnte.
Gs baben iid i6on friiber mebrere I'm.
8Iiidsfdue in berieIben @rube ereisnet.
asDaS nnsliid erfoIste, aIs bic @ru.
benarbeiter einen TunneI mad einem
Der alten Ganse sruben, Der NIT @aIen
eefiilt ipar. Dieie itr5mten nit GROCER
8etpalt aus unb entsiinbeten ii6, trob.
benz Die Grbeiter ausfdlieBIib nit
uSiberbeitslampen" auSseriiitet tpas
rem. Die @irfuns Der grpIoiion mar
eine furdtbare, tpie an Der sroBen 3abI
Der @etDbteten unb 8erIebten erii6tIid
1T. Der sanse Sang, in ipeIdem mebs
rer 8abnipasen itanben, tpurbe bur6
Sriimmernmafen peribIoHsn.
Dieies neueite nnsliid in Der alien
@rube 1T AUDI baS bebeutenbite, bas
iid Biz iett in bsrieIben ereisnet bat.
gs tpirb ben Gisentbiimern bel @eIb
foiten. I'M ben anseridteten materisIlen
Sdaoen sutaumaaen, nadbem Iie be.
reitS friiber mebrere 0tiaionen basu
peripenbet baben. TIM bic STOLEN unb
@anse bon @aiisr unb @aien frei gu
MAIDEN.
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Wttt8tpn.

= Ser BoItiit gBiliam 8eatbers,
ipeIder beS IobtidIa9S iiberfiibrt NOR.
ben ipar, bat einen neuen Prpseb erbaIs
ten.
= Ser l2iabrise Ii6aeI McSaSs
ben ertranf an Oiontas Worgen nabe
@perbart's SnieI beim 8aben I'M 2nda=
ipanna.
- Gem 9atrid @c@lpnn bon Gbas
pei StraBe wurbe am Sonntas Ibenb
in Dem Gorton Sofe eine Sanb berart
swiiden Sarren aerquetf9t, baB iie ams
putirt iperben mubte.
- Die YittSion SoipitaI 4Hociation
bate am 9onneritas Ibeno cine Sibs
une mb ertbeilte Dem Wm. O'MalIep
ben Gontraft fir ben 8au, Der auf
Sl9, 1893 fommen ipirb, nit einem Obs
sus bon $3.50, tpenn Der grbauer aIs
Sunoament Selsseitein finbst; Der
Sauptbau ipirb aus 8adteinen erri6s
tet, anitatt aus Sols, unb eS ipirb Elm
3eitraum bon 6 Ofonaten CUR 8Oaens
Dung npfpt8 leln.
Sn benz &eiIeIbauie Ses 8arnum
BREEDERS, nabe Der SunctiUn, brad am
Sreitas NiorSsn balb 3 llbr Elm Ssuer
aus, baS iid baIb bem &obIenbreder
ielbit mittbeilte unb benieIben in einen
9iuinenbaufen beripanoelte. Da bic
Sranoitdtte auberbalb Der WaHerlinic
mar, 70 mubte bic Seueripsbr iid baraui
beidrdnfen, an8rensenbes beSrobtes
GiBentbum su retten unb baS Seuer in
ben 9tuinen su bdmpfen, mas iie bic
gum 9lbenb in IbGtisfeit belt. Der
Sdaben Der Gompanie 1T etipa $780,
900 uno bic SerItDruns beS 8re6erS
raubt an 500 Berionen ssitipeiIis ibrer
SerbienIt. Ser BREEDER ipar felt 1881
i'm 8etrieb unb Die Yenniplpania Sob.
len So. sebenft iofort gum 9lsubau ~
| idreiten unb oenieIben in m6slidt fur.
ser 3eit Su ppuenben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Bon 0eterSbura.

- Ser Storb beideerte Dem Sobr
gfeipof einen iunsen Sobn.
= Sem 8sn. 1bauer 1T Iebte @o6t
Elm Bferb frepirt, ipeldes er erit DO,
stpei Wtonaten fir 5000 faufte.
= Gin idper erfranftes pferb bes
g8iaie 8ambad ipurbe Iebte @o9e burd
Mebser 8reinburs Serettet.
= Die 8eiuder ber Nap Mus Saqe
fam man tdslid Bel Sunberten aabIeu
unb bic StraBenbabn madt babel quite
@eiddfte.
= Gadten Samitas iperben bic
Delesaten fir ben sipeiten 2esiSlatips
biitrift eripdbIt unb bic Wabl finbet in
STEMS Sale itatt. Srib Sdnars III
98abIridtsr, Wiqie 8ambad unb Dlife
UtedIer iinb Snipeftoren.
- Sim Donneritas rannten auf benz
8erse bic Pferbe zines Dunmore 8aufs
names burd; Der Wasen itiirste um
unb bic Yferbe iasten bic MibitraBe
binuntsr, Bis iie an George Srep'S 3aun
iteden bIieben. Ser Subrmann unb
Elm fleiner Sunse, Der bel ibm auf benz
Wasen mar, famen sliidIideripeiie nit
unbebeutsnben Sdrammen bapou.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
GBilfcsbarre Nahrihten.

i gu @Ien Summit fol- elm Galinc
erbaut peroen, behen Soften man aui
$35, 900 peranidlast.
| = grs@oub. Semp 80. Sopt Iiest
in ieiner @pbnuns babier ibiper franf
oarnieber !; iein eanseS 9terbenipltem
ibeint Serriittet.
= Ser 45 Sabre alte 8ersmann
SbpmaS Samiion ipurbe am Dienitas
in bem $50. 3 Sdatt Der 8. & SO.
&oblen So. burd einen SpreneiduB
tDotIi6 bertpunbet.
Sn benz Oneida BREEDER Bel Drifs
ton fiel am Gienitag Der l8idbrise
Sobn 2ufa in bic idperen eiiernen
lSaIsen uno puroe furdtbar peritiims
melt.
= Grfreut iinb Die SasIetoner @ir.
tbe iiber Die GntitbeiSuns beS Oberses
ridtS, tpeIdeS iast, bab sur 3sit Der
Sisensaussabe SasIeton Elm Borough
mar, foI9lib MIR cine 2isenssebiibr bon
$3.50 su besabIen mar.
= Sin iunser Mann namens Gibarb
Sier, behen @ltern SO. 81 8opbitrabe
tupbnen, ertranf am Samitas bsim 8a.
ben i'm Susquebanna. gr fonnte nibt
l6ipimmen, ipaSte iid in Die Str5muns
uno perianf aIs man ben Sbrper aufs
fii6te, mar bas 2eben enif floben.
= Serr @bpin 6. Grebs, GaiIirer
Der >, Dian'fS 9iationaI Sanf," Bittss
burg, Sans, fdreibt: Seit sebn ssabs
ren babe id ct. Safobs Del sebraudt
unb INNER 9efunben, baB bic Inpenbs
una beiieIben bel Serrenfunsen unb
Queti idunsen bon ben beiten grfolssn
besIeitet lit.
= Der Sersmann 9lIeranber gsoIes
ton. I'M nbroliden StabttbeiIe bon ieis
ner Srau 9etrennt pobnenb, fam Mitts
mod Ibenb 8 llbr na6 Der @obnune
berieIben. 9ta6 fuper llnterbaltung
500 ct einen &ebolper unb feuerte auf
Die Sruu einen Sdub ab, Der ibren
Sob nad furser Sriit sur SoIse bate;
Elm speiter Sdub mad ieinem dItefen
Sobne perfeblte fein Siel unb nit einem
oritten S6uiie blies lid Der Olbrber
ielblt baS 2ebenSlift aus. GgeIeitcn
mar elm SrunfenboIb unb bies fpar aud
Die nriade, iparum feline sSrau ibn pers
lleb. gdt &inSer iinb burb bic Sbat
gu Waiien 9epOrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
9poe Varfer Notisen.

= Ser aIte Peter Gummines bon
Weit Sadaipanna Gbenue itarb Wtitt.
mod Radmittas.
| = Die gbefrau bon Mabor SeIIons
lit in ibrer Sommerbilla in Scott i6iper
erfranft.
: Gin 12iabriser SObn bon glnbreas
Brittle itarb am Montas in Der Wob.
nuns ieiner @robeItern, 6. Siislsin. su
SOlIiiterbiae, 8apne County.
| : Ser BoIe @m. McGaIes ItabI
am Sreitas aus einem poIni1den 8oft.
bauie an Siamore Mbenue stpei nbren
uno s140 in 8aarseIb unb perouftete
nad Stem gorf.
= Das 2adatpanna gaftle. &. Of g.
g., bat iid finansisGer S6pierisfeiten
tpe8en aufseIOit, bod ioa elm 8erfud
semadt iperoen, bemieIben neues 2eben
einsuf6ien.
= Serr Gbas. YbiIips bon Sampton
Strabe tpurbe am Sreitas bon ieiner
Gbefrau 2ouiie nit einem munteren
ID6terIein beidenft, unb @rpBbater
Sbas. Sdnars lit ni9t ipsnis foIs auf
iein gnfeIden.
SD sebraudte sesen rlnreinbeit
bes 8luteS Or. Iusuit 85nis's Sam.
burger Tropfen. Sic eripieien Ii6 aIs
san3 pcrsiisIi6 unb fam i6 bieieIben
nt4t senus empfeblen.-W. 8. 9abis,
497 Orleans StraBe, Baltimore. Mb.
= IuS 2iebessram Seriudte iid bic
an @aibburn StraBe, nabe Grant
9penue, tpobnbafte Srau Bobac Mba.
minis am Sreitas Bel Der gImitraBe
Bride i'm 2adaipanna su ertranfen,
ipurbe aber bon 3uidauern berausse.
bolt. Die Ibaminis 1T ettpa 80 Sabre
alt, berbeiratbet anb Mutter bon stpei
2inbern. Sic bate ii9 in ibrsn &oits
Sdn9er Sobn &ida iiber @ebdbr bers
narrt; ibrem @atten iparb bic Sadie
su perbadtis uno 8ida muBte am Don.
neritas iein 8iinbel idniiren unb trob
bes enersiiden Broteitss Der ssrau
tpanoern. Cine 8irfsnrutbs unb Elm |
3uber nit gistpaHer bradtsn bas @eib |
pieIei6t auf anbere @ebanfen. i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Gin arpseS Grmbennnalmef.

Sine GrpIpiion ibIasenber @etter,
Die iid am Samitas 8Urmittas in Der
Yorf Sarms 8oblenerube bel BOttsbiae,
Sduplfill Co.. ereisnete, bat ben Sob
bon nidt ipeniser ais elf geriOnen sur
SpIse sebatt; neun tpurbsn auf Der
SteIIe setbbtef. stpei itarben baIo na1s
ber uno Elm Dubenb 9lnbere ipurben
bsritiimmelt uno idipsr perIebt; bon
ben Iebteren itarben fpdter nod bier, 70
baB bic @eiammbabI Der Socten flint.
sebn erreidt. Die 8rube 1T @isentbum
Der 2ebisb Bailey @paI Company UNI
ipar bon Der BbiIabeIpbias uno 8eaoinss
8abn Dor bier Sabren Sepa6tet ipors
ben @s 1T cine iebr aIts @rube mil