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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10
Deeds, mortgages and note books
of all kinds at the COLUMBIAN Office.
ff
Travellers

Don't forget that our tickets are the
best for visitors to the Columbian
E2positiom-covering, as they do, &C
cidents of all kinds on the trains, in
the streets, in the hotels, and in the
Exhibition grounds. Tickets and all
forms OF Life and Accident, and Fire
Insurance Policies issued by J. H.
MAIZE. Agent for the Travellers Life
& Accident Insurance Co., of Hart
ford, Conn. Office in Lockard's Build
ing, corner Main and Centre SITS.
Bloomsburg, Pa. I-I3- 3mos.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A lot of new notes of the sharpest
hind have just been printed and are
for sale at this Office. Also common
receipts, estate receipts, and collec-
tors receipts, neatly bound in books
of IS, 50 and 100. If.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box.
For sale by c. A. Klein.
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DRUNKENNESS, or the LIQUOR HA-
BIT, Cured at Home in Ten Days by
administering DR.. Haines' Golden
Specific.

1t can be given in glass Of beer, cup of
coffee or tea, or in food, without the know
ledge Of the patient. 1t is absolutely harm
less, and will effect permanent and speedy
cnre, whether the patient is a moderate
drinker or alcoholic wreck. 1t has been
given in thousands of cases, and in every in
stance perfect cure has followed. 1t never
fails. The system once impregnated with
the specific it becomes an utter impossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guar.
anteed. 4S page book of particulars free.
Address the GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co., IS5
Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Io-2I-i yr.
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"Castoria "a the best remedy for children Of
which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
ssead Of the variousquack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them 70 premature graves"
DE- J. 7. KncuKloR,
Conway, Ark.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10

Do you lack faith and love health ?
Let us establish your faith and restore
your health with DeWitt's Sarsaparilla.
W. S. Rishton, Druggist. 10 I4-Iy.
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Castoria.

"Castoria IL an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. @. G. osooop,
Lowell, Mass.
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend II as superior to any prescription
known to me"
II. A. ARcHaR, N. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoiia,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what Ia known a. regular
products, yet we are FREQ TO confess that tho
merits Of Castoria has won US TO look with
favor upon It,"
UNITED Hosr1rAL AND DIsrxNeARY,
voston, MAJ.
AiLxH c. SAITH, Pres,
lrray Street, New York City.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, PA.
FOR SALE.

Desirable vacant lots and number Of good
houses and lots In Bloomsbury, Pa The best
business stand In Bloomsbury. very desira-
pie property containing 10 acres and first class
nolldings with good Will in a business worth
0XO TO $500 per year at Willow Grove.
dwellings In Espy, Orangevllle and Beach
haven. Alarge number OF farms In Columbia
county, one In Luerne County, one in Virginia
Two Country Store Stands In Columbia County
nd one in Luzerne County, A water power
D1aning mill, dry dock and lumber yard and
eneds In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres OF
good farm land at same place, by NJ. p. LUTZ
z Son, Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
DLOOMSBURG, PA. II.
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EoR sALB-THB RUPERT HOTEL, FoRMBRLY
T. owned by w. II. Tubbs, deceased. For
terms call on or write to j. Ii. Maize, Agent,
4loOmsburg, Pa. l2-24-tf.
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Company, n Murray Street, New City.
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New York Markets.

Reported by Palmer, Rivenburg & Co., Whole
sale Commission Merchants In Fruits and Pro-
duce, 1866 Reade Street. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DaBsoNs DESIRING TO SECURE THR SERVICES
I Of John 8. Williams for spring sales should
make arrangements soon, as he is fast filling
- his dates.
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IN UsIC LBssoNs-CHAs. p. BLwBLL, FOR THE
Ul past three years a student In Boston, is
giving lessons on plano and violin. Both taught
h the best methods, piano In New England
Conservatory method, violin according to the
German school.
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TAkM FOR RENT.-A VALUABLE FARM
for tent IN Centre township. Apply at
this ONCE. Possession given April lst, 1898.
Feb. 24-tf.
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NOOD FARM OF74 ACHES, GOOD BUILD.
" ings. Between Buck Horn and jersey
town, In Hemlock township For sale by j. q 4.
MAIZE, Real Estate and Insurance Agent
l.l3-tf
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4 IL KINDS OF BLANKs FOR JUSTICES AND
"A CoNsTABLRs, at the COLUMBIAN office.
II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10

nBKDa MORTGAGES AND MOTH BOOKS OF ALL
IL kinds at the COLUMBIAN office. II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-10

IrOR SALE.--THE G. M. HESS FARM FORM
II erly owned by Grier Quick at Rupert, for
ale by j. II. MAIZE, Agent.
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GoIaeni1spere Smfatle.

8eiipiele ipie oas bon Sames Watts'
9beeteiIel. in tpelden Der 3uiall als
@rfinosr erideint, sibt es nod piele.
Gutenberg 3. Q. fab ben Iborud zines
pferoebufes aui Der Strabe uno be.
sliidte Die Wenidbeit nit Der Bud.
brudertunit -Nemtpn beobadtete BEN
Jall zines Ipfels unb iann iiber Die
Gefebe Der Sdwertraft h.-B6tther
berfudte eine grbmifduns sur Serftel-
lung bon Sdmelstieaeln uno erianb
bas gor5ellan. - Gin ubrmader bielt
elm uhrglas stpiiden Saumen uno
3eiseIin9er unb mar eritaunt iiber bic
@r6Be Der naben Sirdtburmipibe- bic
Jernrohrlinie mar erfunoen. - ginem
Niirnbereer @laIer fielen einiae Sro.
pfen 5luBidnre (GIuor) aut iein Brill
Ienslas uuo ct bemertte. baB bas 8ias
mott eribien. 8ei Mnwenouna oes
GirniKes tam ct auf cine bb6lt eintade
9eBmetbooe. .-Sas geringe S1manten
bes Gronleudters i'm Som su piIa
brabte @alilei sur gntbsduns Der 9en-
oelseiebe. melhe Supsens oauu prat-
tiid anluenoete. ~
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Gin alter Sufar.

Nad 9eenbisung bes iiebenidbriaen
9rieges iab Iif Elm alter Suiar, Der
abaeoantt woroen mar uno pon Der GEE
| rin9en peniion nidt leben tonnte. se-
s,pun9en, aus ieineH serin9en Sdul-
tenntniiien Rapital su iblasen, uno,
ipie es piele 9lnbere in ieiner Gage bd=
mails tbaten, cine @intelidule su er-
ridten, in weld)er er seaen cine 9erinae
gntIddbisuns bauptiddlid Soloatens
tiubern unterridt ertbeilte. Sriebri6
Der @roBe fiimmerte iid betanntlib
iebr um oas SdulweieH in ieineu
Staateu uno lleb iusbeionpere aud Den
Mintelihuleu, in benen Mander un=
terri6tete. Der ielbIt nidt oroentlith Ie-
fen. i6reiben lno redneH toHute, i6arf
uadipiireu.
go puroe benn au9 eines i96nen
Sases bas Silounesinifitut oes alten
Sularen entoedt. 6rieorid mollte ius
oeB Dem alteu Soloaten, Der in 10 uno
iopiel Sdlahten oas Seben fir bn
einaeIebt bate. bic o6uebiu fdrsli6e
griitenj nidt germ pertiimmeru uno 10
nuroe oenn Elm Sbertonliitoridlratb
IperanlaBt, iih su iiberseueen. pie Der
alte Suiar Sdule balte uuo mas ct ben
9inoern beibringe. gines Saaes trat
Der Gatb in oas Gdulsimmer uno
fraate ben iiberraihten Serrn Waeiiter.
mas ct fiir llntsrridtssesenitdnoe treble.
Der 9uiar nanute lie, uno oa au9
Geographic barunter mar. psrlangte
oer Ratb cine probe. Der Suiar be-
gam:
x2inoer. no ipobnt iebt Der 36nig
BON preuben2" Sinber: .Sn Berlin. !"
| Suiar: .@o liegt gerlinq" Sinoer:
uSn grauoenbura." Sufar: .Wo
liest 8ranosnburs2" 2inoer: ~Sn
prtuBen." 5uiar: .Wo liest preu-
Ben2" 9iubsr: .Sp 9eutidldnb. :"
Suiar: mo liest NeutIGlano2" ain-
Der: ~Sn europa" Suiar: ~Wo
| lieet guropa2" 3inber: rMuf Der
grOe." Suiar: ~Wo liest bic grbe?"
3inoer: ~Sn Der Welt.~ Sufar:
rNber. Serr GpniiiforiaIratt. mo tiegt
Die @elt?" Ser eeiitlide 9err madte
eine perIegene Wiiene. trabte iih binter
ben Sbren uno mubte idlieBlid einses
iteben, bab er ieine Intmort auf bic
| Traae tpiiie. Suiar: Run. 6inber.
mo liest bic Melt2~ xSie Weit liegt
i'm 9lrsen!" antiporteten bic 9leinen
eiuftimmie. Der Serr Gatb tonnte
eeeeu Die Ridtieteit bieies Sabes nidts
einWenoen, er CAB benz 96nis senauen
8eridt unb ber alte 9uiar biett nad
iuie Dor Die S6ule.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

Gas nidt mebr sans jusenbti9e
Grdulein Wariba {. Las Dor elniger
3elt In eluer 3eitung folsenoes 9ei.
rathsseiuh Sin nidt unpermog..
Serr. qrof., lpinidt Die 9etannt.
i4aTt ein. ]. Dame nit 1900 VI. 8er-
mosen be6ufs Seiratb 3u MAIDEN. of.
ETC." sSrduleiu Martba idumte nitbt
einen Momcnt. ibre Offerte eiu,urei-
hen. Gin aitnifler ober @elebrter =
oas mar es. wonad lie iid idpu felt
Sahren iehnte. llno ipie la6erlid,,
fpenig mar es. mas oer Serr profelior
uerlanste! saur lumpige iiinfsebn-.
buubert Wart. n1breno ibr @ermoaen4
mehr ais oas 3ebnfade betrug. So.
Die beiitiden 0elsbrten lino nun einmal
unprattiid uno iebr beideioen. Welae
4ugen Der 0err MAIDEN wiro, tpenn Ct
aus ibrem Shreiben eriiebt, baB fie
linn init einer Summe aufmarten tanH,
bic ipsit iiber feline @iinite binausaebt..
Stun. er hat es eemiB ni9t n6t6ia. unb,
muir UNI tuenisitens etpas gu perlangen,
bat er bic tleine Summe anaeaeben.
Sbres Sieaes lit lie aber gang iider.
llno in ber 9bat = es tommt ene .3u.
iage. cine entbuiiaftiids 3uiass. sic
bat foleenoen Mortlaut:
.6obeeliebtes Grdulein. Wlit Der.
tniesen srti'e i'd sur Geosr. um sic
tpifen su tbun. baB SD ibr srgebenes
fdreiben in Die 3eituns ridtie atiebolt
babe uno nit 6reioe eriebe. baB lie auf
mir refIettiiren, iuomit id oenn aud
jan3 inperitauben bin uno oas Mufae.
bot je iiirser je lieber erfolgen tann.
inbem mid Sbre 8robolitionen mil
3mansis Sauisno iee wobl suiasen I'm
oies mebr als ienua Is fir bic ginrid-
tuns elmer Siidlerei, absr S1aben
tanus nidt, es 1T etpas meer OILS jenua.
Sebr 9efdebtes, balo innief9eliebtes
5rduleiu! Sic MAIDEN in mid aud fei-
neH f6ledten @riif. benn ipenn i'd aud
fein 10 srobes 8elo babe pie sic, 10
bin id bod elm aeididter I'm nidt uns
lebilbeter Serl. mas bod aud ndt obne
9Bertb is.
SrduIein Martba mar, als iie ben
Brief seleien bate. elmer Obnma9t
nabe. Ser .proieiior" aus Der Sei-
ratbsannonce mar alio nitbt YroIeiior.
ionoern Yroieiiioniit! llno oieism
Manne, auT ben tie teineswess yreflet=
tirte". bate lie ihre Photographic &c.
ididt! . oieie irrefiibrenoen glbtiirs
sungen in 10 widtisen glnnonten!
Jrdulein Wartba perlanste bic 9iiG.
sabe hires Siloes. aber Der Sii1ler
pelserte lih bartnddig, oieiem 0erlan-
gen nadsutommen. st babe ibr gbe-
peripreden uno oente nidt oaran. bic
9artie fabren Su laien. SRI. Martba
bat iid nun, wie oas nSerl. Sebl."
erSd9lt, an ben &e6tsanpalt eepanot,
I'M nit ociien Siilfe pieoer gu ihrem
Gi9entbum au tommen.
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Gttfettenfraut.

Bonn gtitettenfram friiberer 3eit aibt
ber ioeben eridienene z. Sano Der
.8ibliotbet bes 0umors" bon e. ..
Sopp man6erlei proben. Sm Sabre
1868 beseaneten iid i'm Saas Der fran-
s6iii9e uub Der ipaniide @eianote in
ibren Staatstaroien. Die gu iener 3eii
betanutlid bon mddtisem llmfanae
waren. bon @efotse besleitet. auf offe-
ner Strabe. 9a oiefe eng mar, lpuros
es ben 9eioen iInm0elib. aneinanber
borbeiSllfabren. uno es blieb nidts Mn=
beres iibrig. als baB bic eine Yartei
cine Strede suriidiubr unb baour6 Der
anberen glaB madte; aber geaen iol6e
Nadgiebieteit emporte lid auf beioen
Seiten Der 6eianbtenltol3. Dian mid
ni6t. unb oa es bier, nie bort, 3u leb-
baften @rOrterungcn fam unb bas @e.
folge aud nidt miibig blieb, muBte
iib Elm boldnoiIder DfiiSier, bon
9eperwerben, nit bunbert Mann bort-
bin beJebeu uno oieie smiI1en bic Sart.
nddisen aufitellen, um nur Die Oiener-
idaft bon Sbdtlidteiten absubalten.
gBeiter aber tonnte aud er nidts er.
reiden; bic Serren blieben itanbbafi
in ibrem Stolse uno waren uobl rie-
mals nit ben Wagen eelpiden trob
@inb uno Wetter, iie tpdren pielleidt
gar an Srt unb Stele geitorben,
wabrlid feItiame Mdrtprer fir Die
Gbre oes Stats. iuenn ni6t bic 8e=
neraliiaaten ielbit eingeidritten maren.
Sic mahten bem Streit oabur1 Elm
@nbe, baB fie Die @iufaIiungen Der
StraBe. bic i6iibenoen @eldnoer neben
ben 9duiern iuesreiBen liewn uno alio
9lab gum guslpeiden i6afften. Stoll
fuhren nun bic 9erreu 8eianoten an.
einanber borbei. = Safer aeopolo I.
faifte emit eiue groBe 8eianbti1aft
bon 354 periouen nit Dem @rafen
Settingen an Der SpiBe mad Der Siir-
lei. 3u Salantsmen ertparteten ihn
bic Siirten. gsibe 9oti4after ltieaen
nit eiuem 9empo bonn Yteroe. Graf
Ssttiu9en aber bIieb = feline 9llterss
fdwdde mar wobl Sdulo oaran - i'm
Steiobii9el bdnqeu. uno- nun bielten
bic 5ilrtsn aud ibren Geianoten 10
lanae aus oem Sattsl in freier 2uFt,
als Der oeut4e i'm Steisbiisel sap.
petite.
pufenoorf eradbIt. afs Der Gar
Sman 1857 einsn Gsianoten na9 Ser.
lin fhidte. par Der @robe 9urfiIrit se.
rabe trant uno wollte, oils elm mabrhaft
groB,r Wlann iiber allen 6ormentrnm
binpegiebenb. ben Rufen i'm Bette
empfansen. Sarauf absr besehrte Der
Wsostowite. beim gmpfanse pau9 in
einem Bette ,u liegen@ unb slpar NIT
9opfbebedun9 unb ssitiefelt. Gum
Glud luurbe Der 2urfiirlt pisosr geiunb
uno fonnte ben ipunberli6sn Geiellen
auf benz Stuble empfangen.
90 siue es iberalI peinlib genaH
unb f0rmlid Der. Gin SaiierIi1es
Gefanoter. ber sufdllis nur elm Mugs
bate. murbe in Yaris bon einsm Ge-
nera! beuilltommnet. Der eleidtaas Elm.
duai9 mar; uno als R0nia Srieorid
II. ben Gberiten Gremus, ber nur einen
arm batte. mad qaris ianote, ididts
man ibm einen Geianoten wisber NIT
nur einem 6ubl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
oeHeben. id finS. ,,in, anbere Grid.

ueVegeH, tD IlHoe IttHe uHuete SIlius
runa. Sd babe auf meiner Stulpe se.
nau Bud seiiibrt. S9res Sdmasers
Hame lit gli 2olp. uno er lit iebt 5bsil.
baber Der 9erlagsiirma Carpenter &
80. 9lber i'm Sabre 40 eins er nod
Californian. beitiee So Die Sunsirau.
oerIor in bsr Shladt BON Gettpsbur9
i'm Sabre 1868 Elm Ssin uno fam bsim
llntersanse bes 9ampfers Setumieh
i'm Sabre "a um's 2eben. mas ibm
aber nidt blnoerte, einiae Sabre ipdter
als 8nabe in Der Sretasne gu iein ooer
i'm Sriese 1870 bei 9bampianp gu
fallen. obgleit id meine, bic qreuBen
bdtten fid iddmen iolen. einen ertrun-
tenen Menideu nit 8ranaten su be-
ihieBen. lluo oieies sueite Sterben
itimmt gar nidt oamit ubsrsiH. oaB er
Director elmer @eielidait in Gbieaeo
sur 3eit bes sruben granoes i'm Sabre
II mar. ooer nit ieiner 6ori6uugs=
reiie in slfrita in oemieiben Sabre.
llno oanu miiB er iid iebr beeilt baben.
BON bort suriidsutebren. oenn i'm Sabre
1873 itubirte CT in g1len bel Or.
Sdnissr, tuo er 3um orltten Wlal se-
iorbeu it,"
@ofibaw b0rte bisfer lanse,. eifrieen
Rebe 8rafetts gang eebulolg su, uno
nur bic uno oa itabl ii4 Elm faum
merflides aadeln iiber iein freuno-
tides 9lntliB. Sebt fab er aui uno
I1aute Sradett rubig ms slu9e.
So meineu Sic alfo, i'd bdtts &C.
tosens" fraate er.
sd modts oas Wort ni9t sebrau-
Aen," entsesnste gyadett. ~aber glss
in Iflen iinoe id, bab Sbr Sdpaser
bod unslaublid piel erlebt bat. SD
besreiIe eisentlid nidt. wesbaIb er
nidt iiber feline grleoniiie Yortrdse
bdlt. ober parum Sic ielbit ni9t einen
Roman oariiber idreiben2"
$50 balteu Sic mid alio fir einen
2iisner2" uIeoer6olte bas neue 8lub-
mitglieb.
9arrp gradett fduies.
@odiban fubr in rubigem, sleidmd=
bigsm Some fort: .Sie meinen, paB,
,ls id Sbnen alle bisie Sinse ersdblte,
ib Sbneu miibi9e llnwabrbeiten por=
seplauoert bdtte2 stun. mas meinen
Sic. rueun id Sic periidere, oaB alles
bic lauterfte Wabrbeit ilt?"
sWenn Sic mir Die @erlideruna ee=
ben, oaB SIR S9waaer crit i'm Sabre
1864. bann 70 uno i6!ieBlih i'm
Sabre IS itarb, bann fam i'd mir nur
oenten. baB ibm oas Ste,beu gang be-
ionberes ger9niigen madte!"
sd idla9e cine Wette Dor, meine
Serren!" miidte id mid in bas @e=
iprd9, eieentlid nur in Der 9tbiidt.
llnterbaltune cine gemiitblidere Wen=
buns su seben. ginise 6lai9en Sect
gum 8eiipiel.
DIR. gradett." entaeanete bas neue
@lubmitglieo su ieinem @egner geiuen=
bet, etnitbaft uno obne Oes g8ettpor=
i4lases siI adten. vals id Shnen az
bieie geididten uon meinem Shma9er
er;dblte, ba meinte i9 nidt unb abnte
au9 nidt. Sic wiiroen annebmen, oaB
az oas ein uno bemielben Sdwaser
paiiirt tpdre. Wleine liebe 6rau bat
feds griiber. uno if babe flint Sdme=
fern, Die ale berbeiratbet iino; 10
babe i'd jeBt nod aat Iebenoe 9 twa=
eer!"
Sarrp Sradett iebte bic auf benz
5iide itebenoe alinsel in Sewesung
uno rief benz eiIferti9 berbeieilsuoen
Sellner gu:
n9tebmen Sic Die 8efeble Wr. gof-
ibaws entgesen!"
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-Das srffe Opfer. Sunaer
Nrst: r1un. euolid bab i'd ben eriten
patienten betommen! Den laH' i'd
aber nidt eber sefunb wsrben, als bis
id ben srpeiten tries'!"
S Nus einem 9iebesbrief.
:. Sollten Sic iiteine 2iebe nidt er-
fpieoern. 10 bite id nm 9iiidienouna
oieies Sriefes. oamit i'd benielben np9
onbermeitig peruertben tanH.
-Ni6t Der Wiib BE mertt.
gepi 0ein @eibuadtsaei9ent, einen
fIeinen Sausluurit betradteno); .unh
beBwe9en bab' id ihon brei Wo9eu
DOrber brap iein miiien!"
Sronie bes 3nfalls.
Gfiidti9er 9aiiirer: .SeufsI nod NAL,
bab' i6 in Der 3eritreutbeit n Retour.
'hillft nenommel!=
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: 8 ON npbrafe. 9ie iungs
Dame fiano por ibm = balo ipie iu
gurpur, balo lpie In S6nee asbaoet. ]
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

- Wan fu DIT in Der WeItt
nas man in fid permiBt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-11
WORLD OF SPORTS,

McPhee signed with Cincinnati yester- day.
 The Washingtons have signed Pitcher Esper.
 Dave Foutz has been given the entire management of the Brooklyn team. Cross has signed with the Phillies, One by one the late ones are coming home.
 Danny Richardson is gong to sue George Wagner for that S4 ,O0O, which he claims is due him. Darby O'Brien of the Brooklyns is a very sick man, and it is impossible to state when he will report. Jimmy R an has surrendered and will join the Chicagos at once. In the second game of the season John M. Ward was soaked in the back raj ed lump the size of an egg. Ard yet Ward was one of those who insisted that five feet was sufficient increase of pitching distance.
 To see captain of New York team out working hard in preliminary games is something unusual. Ewing usually chased the boys out of the club house and then cOntented himself with sitting inside by the stove playing cards with a friend. Ward is not of that callbre. He is worker and expects his men to be likewise.
 As the time approaches for the pool match between Fred Harvey of this city and "Shell' Beach of Meriden bet ting is becoming quite brisk. Both men are practicing for the game and evil dently it will be the best exhibition of pool playing ever seen in New England. Harvey leaves tomorrow for New Haven, where he will practice in pri- vate room and on new table erected by Miller at his place of business. His brother, William Harvey, will be his competitor in practice games. It is said that is there $1 ,000 in Waterbury wait- ing Meriden betters either as a whole or in small amounts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-11
GEARY LAW MODIFIED,

Chinese Can Now Register Without Filing
 Their Pictures.
 In accordance with directions from Secretary Carlisle, the regulations of the treasury department in relation to the registration of Chinese laborers have been modified so as to dispense with the attaching of photographs to applications of Chinese for certificates of residence under the acts of May 5, 1879, anu re. quiring only the affidavit of one credible witness to the fact of the residence and lawful status of the applicant within the United States.
 The Chinese objected to this photo graphing business. To be photographed, as required by the Geary law, they re- garded not only as a useless expense, but humiliation, since it was required of no other aliens. They pointed out that their personal marks could be regis tered and would serve fully as well for Identification. There will now probably be no further objection on their part to register: Only two Chinamen have thus far registered in Connecticut under the Geary act.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-04-11
NAUeATuck AND VICINITY.
Doings of Day In the Valley KeIo, ..-. This City,

Doings of Day In the Valley Re 4ov This City. NAUGATUCK, April 11.-D, &H, Pratt of Union City will make an exhibit ot thimbles at the Columbian exhibition They are the only manufacturers in the United States of steel thimbles, and have but one competitor in the union in other lines of their business.
 The Valley Advocate of last week under the charge of Frank w. Wheeler was as newsy and spicy as ever. The advertising list is gradually growing larger.
 Dayden Nichols expects to be able ir short time to cart stone for the founda tions of the new factory over the river below Wards. Mains are being laid by the water company, and side track by the railroad company for use at the new plant.
 Mrs D. F. Mills, with a broken arm Mrs T.. s. Platt. who sprained an ankle, and Mrs John B. Yale, who is suffering with lnfammatory rheumatism, all living within short distance of each other, are doing as we'll as could be ex. pected.
 The Rev MT Ellsworth and Choir Master Minor have gone away for few days recreation. Mir Ellsworth is not in the best of health.
 Reserved seat tickets, thirty-fi five cents each, are now on sale for "Newbern. 2 The Sons of Veterans will give you a good show. They also need your money.
 We are glad to notice that the con. tractors are resuming work on the li- brary building; three car loads of granite are here, and more are ready for deliv- cry.
 The board of fire commissioners met last night, audited bills of Union city Coal Company and clerk of board; voted to purchase fifty feet of three quarter inch hose, gutta percha hose pipe, and Callahan nozzle. They also passed g vote of thanks to the engineer in charge and the company for the good work done at late fire.
 The insurance on the Conran building has been adjusted very satisfactorily to the owner. He contemplates raising the building another story.
 A. s. Morse of Pittsteld, Mass, paiG visit to his parents here yesterday.
 A four year old child of Robert c Mitchell was buried to-day. An infan | child of William Button died yesterday