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fondness. An, unhappy lady! with no
friend except that stout hearted old
squire. shining by night through the
Highlands and lodging sentrles al FISK
of shot-a shot, that startling rocnee
sharp ictus, and faint whiZ.
Except for the majors-Scrammel 10
plot, Skerrett to execute-Voltalre's
evasion would have been in vain. Edwin
Brothertoft was paralyzed by the news
OF his daughters danger.
What can do?" he said to the old
servant bitterly. Nothing! Nothing!
Is General Putnam, just defeated, ike
ly to march down to rescue my daugh-
ter? These are not the days OF chiVai-
~. knights do not come at call when
damsels are in distress. No, l am impo-
tent to help her. II she cannot help her.
self her heart must break, as mine has
broken. That base woman will crush
her life as she crushed mine. Why did
you come to me? You have brought
me news that / may love my daughter,
only to make the new love cause OF
deeper misery, Why did you
tell me of this insult TO her
Womanhood? had enough
to endure before. Go! What can l say
to her? She will not care for futile
message, That l love her, but can 90
nothing Some stronger head than
mine might devise plan. Some stronger
heart might dare. But l have given up.
l am defeated man, broken hearted
man, living from day to day and in
competent to vigor. remember myself
another person. l sometimes feel the
old fire stir and go out. But l can do
nothing. My fate and my daughters
fate are one. Go, Voltaire, AID leave
me to my utter sorrow and despair!"
He had but just dismissed the negro
and turned respondent back upon the
world, when 10! Peter Skerrett, as we
saw him, comes forth.
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hdlC Aun
expeditions, or during the seige OF Sew
astapol." During the France-German
war she earned fresh laurels, and as the
result she was decorated with the mill
tary medal which now hangs on her
breast next 70 the Crimean medal, which
she had already received.
Another woman who deserves the
most enthusiastic mention Is Nine.
I,ouIse de Beaulien. She lost an arm
during the Franco-Prussian war OF 1880
l, and besides the military medal she
possesses eight "Medailles de Saure-
tage" medals granted for having saved
lives at the peril OF her own and the
cross Of officer Of the Legion OF Honor.
She distinguished herself at the bat
tie OF Nanterre, OF the BOnrget, OF Bry-
sur-Marme and OF Villiers, searching
for the wounded all over the bloody
field under hail OF bullets and balls,
and at Champigny, on tie End OF De-
cember, an obus shattered her right arm
while she was bending over dying
man. Even this did not stop her. for
she remained 10 the last moment at
Groslay bandaging the wounded with
one hand and tying ligatures with her
teeth.
Sad to relate, Nine. de Beaulieu is TO-
day very poor and earns 3 Drecarious
living By selling cheap toys on the
bouevards.
Before the portals OF the Grands
Magazins du Louvre In the Rue de Riv-
ol0 is TO be observed every afternoon q
49, cid woman whose uncovered head
IS snow white. Rain or shine, she sits
there, offering TO the pssserby tiny lit
tie lunches OF yiolets for two cents. On
her breast shine five or six military med
AIS. among which are those Of the Cri-
mea OF Italy and.of the Medjidie. She 10
another relic OF bygone days. poor old
cantinlere who followed the then tri-
umphant Gag Of France from west 10
east. but who Is now forsaken and for
gotten. for, cruel IS IL may appear, these
noble women who have sacrificed their
whole existence 70 their country are not
entitled TO receive . pension from the
government
A most touching incident was related
n me few .ars ago BY General Count
a, Keratr n III 50 characterisfic
that Ic St the temptation OF
tr4nscr g.
Itf ing ine h3oyiisn ex-'
nedi ne OF the Algerian In
an. zy . detachmen'
sseurs d'Afrieus
the position
dss
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PART TWo-CHAPTER VI.


Voltaire thought Mrs. Broth
ertoft had determined to marry off Miss
Lucy to Major Kerr as long ago as last
spring, before they left town. She did
not, however, announce her plans until
they were in the country. She probably
knew that this was a case where the be-
trothed had better not see too much OF
each other.
II remember the day." says the negro,
''when Miss Lucy began TO NOPE. Roses
was comm in strong. She used to I'LL
the house with 'em. Sometimes she'd
sing little while she was fxin 'em.
But from that day out she's never
teched flower nor sung word. She's
just moped."
By and by Voltaire had discovered
the reason.
IL was the wreath of mock orange
flowers dangled over Lucy's head by
false cupid, Anteros himself, that had
taught her 10 hate roses and every sum-
mer bloom. Her faint songs were still
because her heart was sick. The bride
groom was coming, and her mother had
notified the bride to put on her prettlest
smile. This command was given in
Mrs. Brothertoft's short, despotic way.
Neither side argued. Lucy prepared to
obey, just as she would have thrust a
thorn in her foot or swallowed coal
upon order. She was not so very happy.
She could be little more unhappy
without an unbearable shock. Major
Kerr din not disgust her so much as
some Of her mothers intlmates. Still
the prospect was not charming. The
summer roses lost color to her eyes.
Color left the cheeks that once riyaled
the roses. The bride did not try TO
smile. Smiles are smiles only when the
heart pulls the wires. IL takes prac-
tice to work the grimace out OF forced
smile so that it may pass for genuine.
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vIvAYDIERE, 1898. beloved "chil-
dren," as she called the soldiers OF
France.
No better description has ever been
given Of the cantiniere than Is TO be
found IN Ouda's popular novel, "Under
Two Flags" Cigarette, the heroine,
is the true type, II somewhat poetized,
OF this vivacious, joyous, plncky, I'M
daunted and mischieVouS member OF the
fair sex, who has for so long a period
followed the French army TO glory, and,
alas, OF late years to defeat. Ever
cheerful and bright, the cantiniere has
fitted on all the battlefields OF Europe,
tending the wounded, feeding the hun
cry and moistening the parched lips OF
the dying from her ever ready little
barrel.
She was q peculiar mixture OF the
sister OF mercy and of the opera boufe
queeR-a bird with gay plumage, but
possessing all the sterling qualities
which uphold sinking energies, and In
fuse new life In those who are weary
unto death-nanely, resolution, cour-
age touching to termerity, and complete
devotion TO suffering humanity. No
wonder that the army OF France should
be repining over the loss OF so useful
and so attractive, not TO say so beloved
personality, aud that the fiat which
has gone forth regarding her has sad
dened many brave heart.
Countless are indeed the deeds OF
valor and abnegation which can be laid
at the door OF the "cantiniere" during
the din of battle, for she feared neither
bullets nor swords, and utterly regard
less of her own safety she was always
to be found where her tender, IL some
what rough, ministrations were most
needed.
One of the veterans OF the corpse OF
cantinieres is Nine. Vialar, q Lorraine
by birth, who is now nearing her six
tieth year. She is q widow and has
seen much service. When only twenty
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two years OF age
s b Q accompanied
her regiment, the
131st, TO the Cri-
mean, and by her
intrepidity under
fire earned the ad-
miration OF both
officers end men.
interchangeable In
her DEVOTION q
so ran the address :
presented TO tns
Frenc h govern
ment on her be-
half-"this brave
woman was con-
stantlY 10 t b o
trenches W b o n
duty called t b Q
regiment thither,
succorin the
wounded under
the enemy's fire,
or lavisting her
care on them,
whether on the
field OF Msslak,
during the Yeni-
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VALE VIVANDIERE.
THE FRENCH ARMY LOSES IT'S MOST PIC
TUaRSQUE FEATURE.
The CanEnisrs System to Be Dispensed With.
The Nyandisrs Was Peculiar Mixture
Of the Sister Of Mercy and ofths
Opera BOufs Qussn.
speeial oorre.pondeaee or De Rsq.ar.

Special Correspondence OF ne Reotstr.
PARIS, October 12.-One OF the most
picturesque features of the French
army is about TO disappear, for since the
ambulance system has been perfected
the "cantiniere" has gradually lost
much of her importance, and 1t Is re-
ported that she is now to be dispensed
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with altogether.
One cannot help
regretting this
fact, for nothing
was prettier
than the gay and
brilliant figure
Of the French
cantiniere as she
marched past at
the head Of the
regiment with
her short skirts,
long red trous-
ers. plumed hat
jauntily cooked
on one side, and
with the little
barrel hanging
from her shout
der by q tricol-
ored scarf, and
which always
contained q re-
viving draft OF
ahrandv for her
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OF chasseurs charged and routed the fol-
lowers OF the prophet In less time than
IL takes 10 tell this short episode.
1t was only when calm had been re-
stored and when the prisoners captured
in the short combat had been bound
hand and foot that the captain OK the
detachment discovered how this regi-
ment OF chasseurs had come 10 his as
sIstance at so timely moment. The
cantIniere at the beginning OF the en-
gagement had jumped on horse, and
galloping all the way TO the encamp-
ment OF Medeah, situated some fifteen
miles distant, had summoned help. In
so doing she may be said TO have carried
her life In her hand, for 10 was only with
the greatest difficulty that she avoided
the Arab outposts. She suffered fright
ful fatigue in this wild race across the
burning sands Of the desert, pursued by
the awful thoughts that should she not
arrive in time her beloved comrades"
would be butchered before she could
rescue them, and yet 10 was she who led
the rescuers back To spot where \
handful OF braves had been struggling
for six mortal hours with an overpewer-
ing number OF enraged Arabs, aud 10
was by her energy and well nigh In
credible force OF endurance that many
valuable existence was saved that night.
The Duchess de la Rochefaucauld
mother-in-law to the young American
duchess OF tue same name, nee Miss
Mitchell, Is also an ex-cantiniere.
OF her birth,and origin 1t is impossible
to speak extensively, inasmuch as she
was founding. and as soon as she AZ
tanned womanhood she became q VIVIAN
deere or cantiniere OF the regiment Ia
which her future husband was serving
as an officer.
He married her while campaigning Ia
Algeria, and the mesalliance created an
enormous sensation at the time. Indeed
for a caatiniere TO marry commissioned
officer was an absolutely unheard OF oc-
currence, for the highest rank In which
women - her class had until then been
accustomed to 6oTicf&e~s@
that OF corporal.
Ash said above, although Ia times OF
peace the business OF these yiyandleres
was restricted to dIpensing liquor at the
canteen TO the men, yet In waffare their
duties became OF far more extensive
nature. partaking more OF those OK Sis
tiers of Mercy or ambulance nurses.
They were subjected 70 very severe
discipline. and I'm
being on terms llg ~
( camaradero W. II
with the men IN
their language SHs=zgF
was apt TO be HAAE laygvA
D C turesquely H(AN I'm AN
graphic and as M, NsKAllAxA
highly colored III IN
as that OF the |~7IElss,zz<y- eZ.1I
ordinary troop IA ~ s>9zLlhHjo
err DVMMIl M ID
IL may there mn II MNN 2
fore be readily VII p fttNvN
imagined how M RVM
great was the TNI WA
shock when the 49,
head OF the an t-Ef-f%/L0
cient and noble EV<au=-v|wzrEJy
house Of La ~ 9vI yfSl
X ochef oucauld Ls5s-x-lH
attempted TO In S1f1Y
; ;:;:::: +: :: !: +: !:
whom he has
made his cAsrrsRRE DE zoU-
duchess. need AYES, 1860.
scarcely say that her reception oy tho
ancient aristocracy was not OF an ex-
ceedlngly cordial nature. and both she
and her two sons have always been sub
jected TO q sort OF semiostracism on the
part OF the other branches OF the
family. MARQUIS DE- kERooEr.
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I Q M ptt ng 3
+" trouee, +" and
the young cap
tain gave the
c ON m and TO
draw swords and
TO receive on the
point OF the bay
onets the howl
ing, gesticulat-
ing crowd OF
white burnoused
Arabs, who no.
ticing that the
enemy's fire was
slacKening, were
evidently maxi
ing preparations
TO invade their
thorny retreat.
AT this truly ter
rible moment the
utterl y unex-
pected sound Of
French bugles
reached tho ears
~ fha haSiauRd
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and by her wagon filed with provisions.
On the second night OF the march the
little troop was suddenly surrounded by
1000 to 10000 Arabs The men took
refuge behind q tangle OF stunted
mimosa. Soon the fray grew fast and
furious. Unfortunately but little am
munition had been brought by the
French detachment. and after few
hours OF hard fighting the officer in COM
mand found to his horror that the posi-
ton could not be held any longer. and
that in spite OF the almost incredible
valor OF his men death was staring them
in the face.
Being given the force OF the attack
ing party, it was useless 10 think OF at
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup takes tho lead
OF ali cough preparations onour shelves.
Carpenter & Pelmeter, Jamestown, ". 4.
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ESQ sr,rEs sooS COMPANY. AsE
-. 90. o. . -.-.secNESr S1va vHsA.
r., o. sf-
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scarcely say that her reception By the
ancient aristocracy was not Of an ex-
ceedlngly cordial nature. and both she
and her two sons have always been sub
jected TO sort Of semiostracism on the
part OF the other branches OF the
family. MARQUIS DE- kER0oET.
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8inebamtcn, Glmira, etc.

Dis S4ubfabrit bon Stone &
@ermonb in 8insbamtOn 1T ssidIofen
tporben, ba bic Sirma fhon einise Seit
nit 8erluf arbeitete. 100 Mrbeiter per'
Iieren babur4 ibre Steaunsen.
- 8eranlaiIung aum aIati& in beut.
iden &reiien i'm benahbarten Bingham.
ton bat bic SIudt ber Srau Sranf 2uppo
seseben, tpelde nad 20idbriser gbe mil
einem &ofsdneer namenS Noam 8lat
bur1brannte. 2uppa isIbit nabm bi,
Sade iebr pbIesmatiid unb CAB feline,
Srau nod bas n6tbise &eiie8eIb.
- Gr'gIbsrmann Souls DubI Sor
Glmira, Der befannte GiSf6nie unb Bad
iteinfabrifant, If iets cine seipi9tis,
9eribnli9feit sepeien, benn sr ftebt il
ben Striimpfen etipa 6 SUB bod uni
pisst bic &leinisfeit bon $50 Bfuno po
Der Mablaeit nadber elm paar Pfunl
mebr. Sreunb Dubl mar ftetS Elm Der
sbrer bon Sia, tpel6 IeSterer Elm glmir,
8inb III; aber ppr benz Iebten 9tatioual
conpent trieben's ibm bic Siqianer bod
Elm bia6en au arg, unb befonberS in 81
miro fdienen iie aamddtie uno bic Gle
peIanbleute ipastsn faum su mudfen. o
mar es SubI, tpsIder bic SABINE bsr gm
p6runs 8esen bic Gnmabuns Sia's erbo
unb fur @rober unerihroden in bi
S6ranfen trat. Der @bicasO @onpen
fam unb bic Nominatipn Glepelanb's
unb 9ubI mar happy; bab er Mae
tbat, nm Glepeianb's WabI ;u f5rberr
1T ieIbftue,itanbIi9, unb niemanb mo
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6pse Narfer Wotisen.

= Serr Souls 9iotb sebt Der @eneiuus
entsesen unb 1T tpieoer auf.
= Die 9Haiteruns bon Norb Wlair
Ibeuue fdeint in ben @interidIaf se.
sansen su iein; Da beiBt's nit boIIem
8ebte: ,,9iur INNER lansiam boran I"
- StraBenfommifdr &irif bat ber,
sanSene Wobe Sadion unS 8obinion
Straben feline Mufmerfiamfeit sei4enfi
unS SisieIben in sutsn Stanb ssiest.
= Msine Srau unb i'd ieIbf ipuroen
nit einem Badet bon Dr. Mue. &Dnie's
Sambureer 8rufttbee bon elmer bsftisen
grfdItuns efreit.-Soiepb 8Ian6arb,
st. Gpriae be Wenboper. Quebec, San.
S@- @robs auswabI bon SiIberpaa.
rem. Statuetten, seidIiffene @Iasipaaren,
ebte @binatpaaren. sum praftiider @es
braude unb aur 3ierbe. Oils @ei6enfe
iinb bieie Defenders empfebIensmertb.
6. g 4impff SuipeIier. 45
- Durd bas llmitiir3en elmer 2ampe
i'm Sauie bon Sobn @affnsp auf Der
Weftieite brad Tim 9 nbr Sonntas Ibsnb
elm Seuer aus, bas na6 benz tbsilipeiien
3erit0ren zines 8etteS nit einisen gimsrn
BaHer eeIbidt ipurbe.
Die 8. 8. g. 8. So. bat iib bersii
srfldrt, bas n5tbiss 2anb ber Staot su
i1enfsn, um Yettebone Srabe, bon
Wlain 3ur Sillmore Mpsnues. auf so SUB
8reite au eripeitern, nil aber bon ieber
StraBens ober anberen 8erheferuns be.
freit iein, bis baS ansrenaenbe 2anb in
8aulots ausselest 1T. Das 70 su boni.
renoe 2anb ipiirbe ettpa einen unb lisbsn.
;ebnteI Mder umfalen.
- Die 8eamtenipabI bes Turnbereins
am Sonntas bate folsenbes @rsebniB !:
Griter Spreder, Sris Ddrr slpeitsr
Spre4er, Srib SummIer Brotofoa.
uno Sinana. Sefretdr, Sranf Summler !;
S6aBmeiiter. Sreb. Sd0n; Surntparte,
albert Senne, Senrb 8odrotb; Trus
tees, 8bilipp Sdnsa, Gonrab @enaeI
unb 8eter 8oiar; DeIesaten aur Sag
iabuns, Souls glotb uno 9Bm. &Obinion !;
Steauertreter, Sreb. Summler uno GbaS.
@enseI.
-Sn Der BON unS bereits ertpdbnten
4ngelesenbeit, ipp Elm Hanse namens
Mueuit Doamaun bon Oobsetoipn. Der
fur ieinen 8ater MonatSbeitrdse an ben
Sdiaer 8auperein abliefsrn iollte. bas
@elb aber unteridlus unb ben Namen
bes Sefretdrs fali1ts, iinb am Samitas
abt anbere &ansen bon Dobeetotpn, bic
ldmmtIi6 irIdnpiihe Namen fiibren, pers
baftet tporben. Dollmann, ber i'm @es
fdnsniB iist. iast, iie ieien ebenio i8ul'
big. ipie er ielbit. bdtten gum TbeiI ben
Namen bes SefretdrS, Srn. S. 6. 2anse,
sefalidt unb bas @elo nit pertbun
belfen.
s@- 9efet bas ,,@odenbIatt" resels
mdbis es foitet nur SO 90.
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sSapIide eiseHi4aft.n oes sisrss.

gu ben idlinntiten @isenfdaften bes
gieres seb0rt bic. baB eS fait nirnmer
su baben LIT. ipenn rlau ieiner am brins
genoten bebarf. Der gtor6poliabrer,
wenn er 5lpii6en ben 9reibsisbl6den
berumI6ifft, Der Irifareilenbe, Der In
Der 0iiite perldma9tet, iebnen iid pers
sebli9 mad einisen Seibeln Bier BON
SaB. @ine Subitan3, tpel9e bic 9tes
oertrddtisfeit beiist, iid 9erabe oa 3us
riidSu5ieben, mo Die Sebnludt mad ibr
ant 3ebbafteiten lit, perbient init ben
b06iten Steuern beitraft su werben.
DAB oas Bier @ift lit, mag leioer aud
ni6t befannt genn9 ieiu. 9tur fpenig
Meniden iinS i'm Stanbe, ben @enub
oieier Sliiiiisfeit lanser als a6t3ig
Sabre ausjubalteu. 8ereitS mebrfa1
lit es porsefommen, baB elm 8ieriae
beim Gufs ODER Nblaoen bem Subrmann
aut Die 8eine sefaqen lit unb le arg
beiddoi9t bat. Dieie 2eute, bie na1s
ber ais &riippel umberseben, linb lebeils
OiSe 3ensen fir Die S6dbli9feit bes
giereS. Siden mir in Die Sanitatss
paden: allitiinblid weroen 9eute nit
20deru I'M &opf einseliefert. Sbre
ftereotppe @rfldrunS lautet: rWfein
Sreun6 bat mir mit's Seibel ein's uf'n
Sddoel jeieben!" Das lit Der Biers
4ufidlas, pie ibn bas Solf peritebt.
@r mnb ietne @rsan;uns finbeu in bem
MaljsIufi6las, ben bic Resieruns Dem
Bier sur 8uBe fir feline Siinben 3use.
And,t inf
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Don 4eter8bura.

= Mrtbur Srotbinebam tpia cine
Strubenbabn nod petersburg bauen.
Safob Sddfer III bon feiner Srau
NIT einsm seiunben Sunsen bei6enft
tporben.
- Ben. Tbauer unb Srau iinb bon
einem biertp56entIidsn 8eiu1 aus benz
Staat Connecticut munter suriidsefebrt.
- SteuerfoIleftor @eorse SduIb ers
iudt ale riiditdnbisen SteueraabIer sur
prOmpten 8esabIuns Der Gountpfeusr.
germ. Brill bat ben aItsn @sibie
i.br ih6n abeemalt uno baS Bib i'm
Store bon Safob @6rIis auSeefeat.
s~ Srau g. 8. Smith, frdbsr in
Satplep tpObnbuft, siebt aIapierunter'
ribt. NnmeIbuneen bite 1915 Mit
ST., Scranton (Betersburs), su abrei.
liren. 37ba
- Sobn Stern bon 1851 TapIor @ne
bat Elm Dubenb tpsibe unb ihpar,s Mi,
norsis Sdbner unb Elm babies 9usent
pIpmoutb 3ods. aus 8o0bIut. We,
Elm Sreunb bon Sibnersudt 1T, foIte iid
bic Tbiere betradten, es 1T idabe, ipenr
ie seidladtet iperben.
- Srau Samuel Dabis, an Bau
StraBe babier tpobnbaft, bebrobte per
sansene Wode Deputy S4erif Grail
nit einem Wtefer, aIs er eine Ndb
maidine aus ibrer Wobnuns su entfernel
fam. gr idIus ibr bas Dtefer aus be
Sanb unS nabm bic Mui4ine obne mel
tersn Wibsritanb nit.
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Sunmpre.

- SO. 81. WilIiams bat ben gontraft
fir bic neusn Sabrifsebdube Der Scran'
TN Diem Gompanie erbalten, ipel4e bier
Mder @runb bsbeden tperben.
Die 8ennfplpania aobIsn Co., bic
grie & SO. 9. Giienbabn 60. unb Spen'
GERS 8obIeniperf iperben i'm 2aufe bieier
Wode aussablen.
n@- @olbene unb iiIberne ubrsn iaufe
i'd in fold sroben Nuantitaten oireft bon
ben Sabritantsn elm, hab i1 ben 8dufern
bic profits bss 8miidenbdnbIers sriparen
fam. 8. 9 &impff, SutpsIisr.
= Dunmors Corners ipurbsn am
Wlontas Worsen i8on tpieber bon einsm
5euer beimssiu&t, uno stpar mar es bas
Storsesbdube bon 6. S. 8Ople. baS 3er.
itort ipurbe. Das Seuer brad um BALI
5 rlbr an Der Drinfer StroBe Seite bes
@ebaubss aus unb Der Ofen obsr baa
3obr i1einen Iei1t brennbare Mrtifel auI
ben &esalsn in 8ranb seisst su baben
@as in bem 2aben nidt bur1 Ssusl
ssrt6rt tpurbe, III burd 8aud unb Dai'
fer ruinirt. CUR 9eit bes SeuerS tpubt'
man ni4t, bab in bem @ebdube iid Sc
manb aufbielt unb erit ipdter, als be-
Rau6 iid 70 melt peraosen bate, bui
man ben Sdaben ndber unteriu6el
fonnte, fanb man in einsm S&lafsimme
bic 2eide bes Wadters Soiepb Marpea
Der bur6 ben &aud eritidt mar be
abrp tpar bon bem iseuer unbsribr
unb nod tparm, aber aae 8ettunsSper
iu4e blieben pereebsns. Der 8srun
slidte ipar IS SABRE alt unb unbsrbsi
ratbet. Ser 8erluf am Waarenporrat
tpirb auf $4,000 sefddst unb 1T nj
s7500 perfdsrt; am @ebdube ipirb b
Sdaben iid pielIeidt auf $4,000 BE
laufen.
s@- 8sitelt baS ,,@odenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-16
auS eem cberen xhale.

- Ser SduISiitrift bon 8lafslp bat
sesen ben frdberen Sdabmeiter Wiaiam
Bea 2Iase erbobsn. tpeil berielbe ansebs
Ii9 nod s742.33 idulcet.
- 2ebenssefdbrlid berlsbt ipurbs am
Donnsritas Martin &uobp in oem @raiip
SsIanb Sdadt au Olppbant. Sein Mit'
arbeiter tpar nit benz 9tbbreden bon
2obIsn bon Der Dsde beidaftist, tuobei
elm Stdd nit GROCER @etpaIt pem &ubbp
iiber benz rsdten Muse an ben 8opf fog
unb 70 tisf sinbrans, baB bas @ebirn
berpor quoq.
(&arbonbalt Gorrtlpsntsn3.)
- @arbonbaIe bat s34, 449. 80 sduI'
ben.
- Sonntas Ia6t seritbrte Elm Seuer
bas Saus bon Gbarles @earp 3u Sal
0roof.
- Ser in ben Norbtpet @rubsn an.
sefteate, l8 Sabre alte Treiber George
Sunter tparb am Samita8 atpifden 2ars
rem ssquetidt unb idper perIest.
-Sn 8streff Der 1beiIuns Der 5,
Warb in stpei WarbS bat bas @eridi
perfast, baB bic Wdbler ber Warb iofori
bic seeisnetsn S9ritte tbun, INN am
stpeitsn Dienitas i'm Sebruar bariibs,
abitimmen su tDnnen.
Das neue 8eImont StraBe Sdul-
sebaube 1T bon Der S6uIbsb5rbe forms0
acceptirt porben uno bieielbe 1T iebi
entbufiaitifd in ibrsm 2obe. Die Sc.
iammiioHen fir ben nsuen 8au iint
Sl4. 480.
Sn Saden bss @arbonbaIe Toipn'
ibip SdulbiitriftS, BEL bem befanntlid
bic Mubitoren eesen bic MussabIuns boz
s2500 proteitirten, neil bic IuSsab
bur4 bic Na6IG1isteit Der Dirsftore,
peruriaht porben iei, bat baS @erid
bic Direftorsn su 8ldsern semadt uni
bieieIbsn baben isbt au betpeiisn, bab ba'
SsIb seb6ris unb sbrlid psruussub
iporbsn isi.
CarGbalb @orrtippnbtnl)
- -3um 8ensiis bon Sobn Steiner
Der idOn adt Wonate fraut 1T, ipirb bic
fen Sreitas gbenb in 8ua's Saas eli
Ball abssbaIten.
= Die bonn @eridt ernannten Som
miiidre baben bic itreitiss @renslini
sipiidsn ArdbaIb uno 9lafe!p 70 fehss
febt. tpie iie uripriinslid bei Der IbsiI
uns beabiidtist mar. DaS Gsridt mir
tpabridsinIid bic Srass 70 entideiben.