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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
TO ARREST THE PlNKERTONS.
Srecial to The Jerscv City Mems,

SheclaI to The JerScp City Ne,ns,
WEST END. LONG BRANCH, July Is.
1S9s.-It is rumored here this morning
that warrants have been issued tor the
arrest of Pinkerton men at Monmouth
Park which are to be served this after
noon IL the Pinkertons attempt to show
any authority.
The racing association have had the
local Justice of the Peace on the ground
for the past few days in anticipation of
such move. 1t is said the Justice has
his pocket filed with bail bonds ready to
release iny-Piukerton men arrested.
The warrants, it is said, were procured
by Chief OF Police Haggarty, who objects
to The presence Of the Pinkerlons az the
race track.
The local Justice left for the race track
early this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
WANDENKOLK HEiMED In.
BIZ cable to the unitsd Press.

D2 CtFOIe % tte U7LfIeu fTe8s-
LONDON. July Is. 1S93-A telegram
from Montevideo via Paris, received here
today states that member of the Brazil
ian Ministry, replying to a question
asked in the Chamber of Deputies re-
earding the situation in Rio Grande
do. Sui, said that Admiral Wanden-
kolk, the leader of the insurgent naval
forces. who is now blockading The port
OF Rio Grande do Sui with the steamer
Jupiter, will shortly be attacked by the
loyal fleet The despatch further saws
chat the Chamber of Deputies has voted
confidence in the Ministry. Public opin-
ion In Rio de Janeiro Is favorable to the
Cabinet. The Government of the State
OF Rio Grande do Sol is confident that it
will suppress the revolt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
FRANCE AT BANGKOK.
BIZ Gable to the IJnited Press

BANGKOK. July Is, 1S93.-The Fren ch
gunboat Forfait arrived at the mouth of
the Meinam River today. This is the
fourth French warship to arrive-the
Luttn, Comete and Incoustante-being
already here. When the Forfait arrived
she saluted the British cruiser Pallas,
which is lying off the bar, and her salute
was returned by the British warship.
A better feeling now prevails in the city
The French Captain Thorenx has arrived
within two days Journey OF Battambang,
q village on the Gulf of Siam to the
southeast of Bangkok He is in COM
inand OF a party that is conveying the re-
beliious Bnnamites who were recently
caaptnred by the French at Kong, on the
Mel Kong River.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
INSPECTING FIRE HOUSES.
City ofacials Start on a Tour of Iuresti-
CATION.

City Officials Start on Tour of Inresti
CATION.
Acting Mayor Simpson, Finance Com
missfoners Bedell, Hitler. Fraser and
Detwiller. accompanied by Fire Commits
sioners Kern, Donnelly aud Brennan and
Superintendent John Brown, left the
to inspect the Fire Department build
inRs, many of which are in such
a deplorable condition. that they are
unfit for habitation, and others are in
such a tumbled down condition tha
Superintendeut Brown is afraid the
engine will fall through the floor, into
the cellars if they are moved.
The object of the inspection is to de-
eide and definite sum tor the repair OF
department. buildings.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
HOUSE THIEVES AT OCEAN GROVE.

OCEAN GROVE, Nj, July Is, 1s93.--
There is an organized gang of house
thieves now operating in this vicinity
Many hotels and cottages have been
robbed during the past few nights. The
campers also complain that they have
Last night the Trenton House was en-
tered by the thieves and several New
York guests had their trunks broken open
and looted
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
ELIzABEYBPoRr DISASTER.
Eleven Families Burned Out in tn
Early Morning Hours.

Special to The JERSEY cstu Ne,Cs.

Eleven Families Burned Out in the
Early Morning Hours.
Special to The Jersey Cttv Ne,cs.
ELIzABETHPoRT. July Is. 1S93.-A fire
which broke out at Elizabeth port at mid
night last night destroyed a business
block on Third street. The flames were
discovered in Drewey's bakery, and be-
fore the Fire Department. was fairly at
WORK had swept along the upper floors of
the entire block OF three story frame
buildings. Eleven families were burned
out. Most of them escaped clad only in
their night clothes. aud tney were unable
to save any Of their possessions
Drewey's bakery. William Fishbough's
meat mark ct, Thum, Bros, drug store,
Schen's confectionery and Thomas
Anqerson's shoe store were located in the
block and are almost Il to5al loss.
The block was owned by George Neu-
ritter, whose loss. $40. 600. is partially
covered by Insurance. The other losses
will aggregate $4,000. The tenements
had small assurances.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
WOULD-BE DoORKEEPERs.

WASHINGTON. July Is, 1S93.-A. B.
Hurst. who was doorkeeper of the House
of Representatives during the Fiftieth
Congress. is again an aspirant for that
position. lie was then citizen of
Mississippi, but siuce then has resided
in Tennessee and Illinois, but may again
decide to become candidate as a Mis-
sissippian.
Members of the Texas delegation say
that II x-Representative Moore intends
to enter the race they have not been aa-
ylsed of it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
PERE HYAcINTHEs CHURCH.

WORCESTER. Mass, July Il. 1893. The
Rev. E r. Knowles of Worcester. an
nounces that he has declined request to
take charge of the Gallican Church in
Paris, from which the noted Pere
Hyacinthe has retired. AS the church is
nov in the Jurisdiction of the Arch bishop
of Utrecht, Father Hyachinthe canpot
longer act ns re ctor, because he Married
after his ordination to the priesthood.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
NO CHEERS FOR CARNOT.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

oN NttUIt 20 ttE IILtEetL fTeSSs
PARIS, July Is, 1893 A parade of the
troops was held on the race course at
Longchamp Yesterday in celebration of
the anniversary Of the fall of the Bastille.
The soldiers were reviewed by President
Carnot. An immense crowd was pres
ent, and the troops were heartily cheered
President Garnet, however, was coolly
received.
no disturbances were reported any
where in the provinces In connection
with the celebration of the day.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
BABY PARADE DATE CHANGED.

Special to The Jersep CITY Neacs.
AsBuRY PARK, July is, 98.-The date of the
annual baby parade at Ashury Park has been
changed from saturday, July 49, 70 Tuesday.
races Mrs. Helen Miles will have charge of the
unique procession. Parents desiring to enter
their babies for the parade may consult Mrs.
Miles at the AsbuFt avenue pavilion daily from
10 10 u A. NJ and 5 to P NJ.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
PASTOR HATHAWAY's VACATION.

Rev. DR.. Hathaway, of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, leaves for summer vaca-
tion at Norwalk, Ohio, on Tuesday next. He
will remain away six weeks. He will occupy
the pulpit tomorrow both morning nd even
ing. On the following Sunday Rev. DR.. Cramer.
of Orange, will fill his pulpit, and Rev. DIR.
McKelvey. formerly of the Second Presbyteria
Church, of this city, will preach in Mr. Hatha-
ways stead for the following two Sund avs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
PHIL DALY'S TRACK.
snecfal TO the Lerssu cftu MEMS

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July Is. 1898
''PhiI' Daly's race track at Elkwooa
Park will be opened this afternoon. There
will be pony racing by horses owned by
ladies, to be ridden by gentlemen. Hand
some prizes will be awarded. Many
horses have been entered for the opening
event.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
a STEEL COMPANY FAILS.

John c. Kaul of Plainfeld was appointed re-
ceiver OF the Garwood Steel Peel Company at
Garwood. N. j.. by Chancellor McGill in this
city today, on the application of Counsellor
George Holmes. The company is said to be In
solvent. Its liabilities are $66,000 There was
no opposition to the receivership. The assets
approximate the liabilities
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
PARADISE PARK BUsYBoDIEs.
special to The Jersey citv News.

AsBURY PARK, July Is, 1893 Mayor
men to prohibit newsboys from crying out
their papers, particularly on sunday
mornings. Summer cottagers complain
they are awakened early by them Last
Sunday morning the Rev. e. G. Scudder
of the Reformed Church was forced to
stop in the midst Of the prayer until some
requested the newsboys to stop shouting
their papers in the vicinity Of the church.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
TROUBLE IN EGYPT.
Bs Gable to the United Press.

vALETTA, Malta. July IS, 1898. The
British battleship 1Dfexible, mount
ing twelve guns, has been or
dered TO proceed Immediately
from this port TO Alexandria, Egypt.
She will start tonight. IL is rumored
that the hurried despatch of the Iu-
flexible IS owing to disturbances that
have broken out In Alexandra. No de-
laih Of the tr2pple are known here.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
HEARD OF @THE NENS'n CONTEST AT
R0CKAWAY.

Roundsman Richards of the Third police pre-.
cinct returned from Rockaway Beach this
morning looking hale aud hearty and was
ready to spin Whole lot OF fish yarns. He has
kept partially posted on THE NEWS police popu-
larity contest since be started on his vacation,
and was not therefore much surprised to find
upon his return what excitement it is creating
not only in police circles but in the general
community. Sergeant O'Brien starts on his va
cation Mondav
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
MATTERS OF F-4oE.

Our new Perfumes have come to stay;
great demand for the new odors, Oriental
Bouquet and Mountain Flowers. Ewing 4
Company.
-Hartnett's Little Grains CT Health are
tasteless. Children take them readily, they
cure worms.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
TIE BLIND TO LEAD THE BLIND.
''Bob" Davis Chosen Leader of tn
Fourth District

Fourth District
The Fourth Assembly District Demo-
cratic Committeeman met last night at
clubrooms of tn old P. H. O'Neill
Association and elected Robert Davis.
leader OF the distri ct. The committeeman
z: II. O'Neill, Jam les E. Connolly. Frank
Moran. Henry Poynton, Hugh Kelly,
James Kelly. Michael Harney. Daniel
Tierney and Joseph Whelau had decided
upon Mr.. Davis before the convention
was held.
Mr.. Davis, It might also be said, de-
cided upon himself before he let the
committeeman consider any good N an.
p. II. O'Neill placed him in nominati on
aud the snap convention acquiescsd.
There were no speeches, no demonstra-
tion or anything tC indicate the fact that
any one was pleased with the selection.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
He Rad A BIG NAME.

OMAHA, Neb.. July Is, 1884 Bee
special from Pine Ri ge Agency saws:
Young-Mau- His Horses, the
head chief of the Sioux Nation, droppe d
dead at Newcastle, Wyo.. yesterday. By
his death the mantle of chieftainship
falls to Little Wound. Young -Msu-
Atraid-of- His Horses was a great friend
OF the Government as was proved by his
actions in the outbreak at this agency
in 1S90-9l. n
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
DIPLOMAT COMING HOME.
By Gable to the United Press.

SOUTHAMPTON, July Is. 1893.-Mr. Larz
Anderson, Second Secretary of the Ameri-
can Legation under Mr.. Lincoln. is
passenger on the American line steamer
York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15

WASHINGTON, July Is, Iss3-weather indica-
tions for thirty-six hours, ending at eight P AZ.
ing Long Island; also for Connecticut and Norta-
ern New Jersey:-Generally fair With
possibly light shower during tonight or on
Sunday, slightly warmer, southerly winds.
Rartnett's Thermometer Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
ST. JosEPHs PARISH EXCURSION.

The people of St. Joseph's Parish are prepar-
ing for their grand annual excursion to Grand
View Park on Wednesday, July 10. The steamer
and barges will leave the Erie street dock at
8 A. n. . and at the Guion Line wharf, foot of
Grand street. at 10 A. M. The famous piper.
Egan, will accompany the party.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
FOUND In THE GION DOCK.

The body of John Griffin, seaman on the
steamer Arizona who fell overheard on July
18th was recovered to-day at the Gion pier.
The body was horribly bloated and scarcely
recognizable. Griffin was thirty-four years old
and his home was at No. IA Beckman street.
Liverpool England.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15
ARMY BILL PASSED.
BIZ cable to The United Press.

BD Cable to The United Press.
BERLIN, July Is. 1898 The Army bill
was passed by the Reichstag this after
noon by majority of 16. the vote stand
ing,2o1 in favor of the measure to 1856
against it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-15

The many truthful testimonials in behalj
of Hoods Sarsaparilla prove that Hoops
CURES, even when all others fail. Try ii
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
Ghtperer Sturm.

Gin reseIre1tsr tpeitIi1er ,,8lisarb"
fu1te am Sonntas Mbenb iura pab 8
rbr bic Stabt Seranton beim. Gin
furdtbarer Wmbiturm, nit S1nee ses
mii9t, madte bic Susen ber Sduier er.
sittern une bran8 burd ale &iben; mad
ettpa elmer balben Stunbe bate Der
Sturm aussetobt unb ss iparb bitter falt.
Gesen Morsen erbob iid Der Winb nod'
mails unb tp1tbete tpieberum Idnssre 8sit.
Nls man iid bic Beideeruns am Morsen
bstradtete, fanben ii@ an pielsn Ortsn
fable Stsllen, an anberen mar Der S1nee
bier unb fiinf Sub bod 3uiammensetpebt
An rieIen Pldben tparb Shaben anse.
ri&tet, Elm sr6berss llnsIdd absr sntitanb
ni1t.
ileber @iIfesbarre tpltbete ber Sturm
etpa sur isIben 8eit, bon S1neeseit5ber,
Donner unb Blis besleitet. MasS ses
ristb in Mneft unb Shreden unb piele
fardteten cine DieberboIune Der fur1t.
barren Seimiuduns bon 1890. Ser
Sturm fam bon Siibmefen nit elmer
SdneGisfsit bon 40 MsiIen bic Stunbe
unb trieb ben S&nee in bi4ten Wolien
ourd bic StraBen.
lleberall I'M Wponins unb 2adatpanna
Ibale psripatetsn ii& bic 8abnsase; be-
ionberS am 8ocpno mar bic Situation
far Babnanseitelts unb gaiiasisre cine
duBerit fritif1e. Am Wiorsen ianbte
bic o. 8. & W. 60. ied,ie Mann ab,
um bic 3dse aus Der 8lsdabe 3u kefreien,
unb um 10 llbr foIsten nodmaIS sipan.
sis. Grt nad 8 llbr Nadmittaes famsn
bic bier peripdteten 8dse bierbsr-bis
II, 1895 unb 1.l5 Paiiasieralse unb
osr WliIdaus. Dis adIte ipar am Wlon.
tag unb Dienitas srimmis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
0bbe Narfer Stctiseu.

-Serr William DcImetib unb SRI
Gnnie Sd6n bon 81. 2incpIn Gbenut
tperoen am 90. Sebruar in ben Stant
BET gbe treten.
= Srau Sobn @smmiG bon MiIros,
pd., tpar circa 10 Sabre beinabe polI,
itdnbis bdlflos in Solse zines perrenften
NadenS. Sic tpurbe burh bic Mnipen.
ouns bon spei SIaiden st. Satos Osl
i&nea eebsiIt.
= Sin SRI. emma 3endIer ioII am
Sonutas Gbenb ben 8sriuG eema6i
babea, ii& nit GarboIi6ure su persiften.
Die Nadridt ipirb bon Der SamiIis in
abrebe sehellt, Tbatfads aber bIeibt,
bab bas Mdb1en bon ben Dottoren
GomespS uno @iaiams bsbanbeIt tpurbe.
- Tbomas @alib bon 2l22 sadion
Strabe leste ii& Donneritas Radt aui
ben 5uBbooen in bsr 2tde unb bIieb bic
sanse Ma4t bort Iisssn. gIs feline Srau
lbn am Morsen tpeden tpoIIte, bab er sur
Arbeit gebs, mar er tobt. @aIib ipar
sttpa go Sabre alt.
- Sin Greibriemen in Der 8enore
5abrif erfabte am Wtittmo1 bic @efs
oes an Waibburn Strabe tpobnenben
IL SABRE alien BbiIip Sdnsiber unb aos
ibn bis sur Dede; gum Slid sIitt Der
Hiemen ab uno Der Sunse fieI unpsrIebt
gum 8oben. Obne bieien @lidsfal
pare es UNI ibn Ssiaeben seipeien.
= Wir MAIDEN uniere tpertben 2sisr
bon Spbe Parf barauf aufmsrtlam, bab
bel eiinitissm Wettsr ber Solicitor am
nGditen Samitae nohmals poripreaen
tpirb, um rIdfdnoise slbounsmsntsselbsr
ein3uforbern. GS iinb nod iebr pieIe aus
rtid unb mir boffsn auf prompte Bsaabls
uns, ba mir bel manden fdon elm, stpei
uno bret Sabre ba8 @elo fiir Papier,
IrbeitSIobn v. I. IN. ausseleet baben.
= NGdfen Witttpod Nbsnb finbet
in Der Gbsitnut Strabe greSbpterii1en
2ir4e cine Calcium 2idt 8orfelluns
unter ben Auipiaien bes Sussnb. 8sreinS
itatt unb tpenn niat aae An3ei1en triis
gen. tpirb es elm srobartiser @rfole fein.
gs iperben babel Bilbsr aus Der sroben
.Slutb bon Sobnstoipn" sur GniiHt ss'
bradt unb aud peridiebene BiIber aus
benz Morsenlanbe. Mae @Iieoer Der
@smeinbe, iotpie aud anbere Sreunbe
tperben bsrsli4 einselaben, bieie betpun'
oernsipertben BiIber in Mussnfhein 3u
nebmen. Mu1 tpirb Elm Mbsnbsfen isr'
Dirt unb 1T Der gintritt nur 25 Gents.
Mlio, fommt ale au bieier 8oriteaune
unb beIft Elm suteS Wsrf f5rbsrn.
= @esen ben prin,ipal bes 4. @arb
SduIbauies, S. 81. Sones, tperben &la'
gen laut, oab Ct bic 8belinse 3u bart
3ddtise. Biele gltsrn iiberlaiIen bic
sanss graisbuns ibrsr freden Ransen
ben 0ifentIiden Sduaebrern, beben iosar
su Sauie nod eesen lestere auf. @ir'
ben fie, tpie ss ibre PF.dt 1T, ibre 8inoer
3u Sleib. Solsiamfsit uno @ebOriam ans
baIten uno bieien @rmabnunsen n6tbi'
ssnfaas NIT elmer Dofs unssbranntsr
Ifde nadbelfen. 70 tpiirbe pieleS anbers
isin. Die @rsiehunS mnb 3u Sauie
seideben, bas 2ernen In Der S4ule,
unb tpo erteres neridumt tpirb, muB es
sben ber 2ebrer notbseorunsen tbun, um
feline Gutoritdt aufredt 3u erbalten-
anoernfalS tpiirbe ielbit ber Ieufel nidt
Sduaebrsr iein tpOIlsn uno fOnnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
Das Etaf abwdrts.

Gbbie SafoIb brad borIebten Mitt.
ipo4 in Der @reentpoob @rube Elm Bein
= Ser in Der Sermpn @rube 10 f6pe,
berbrannte Sobn Gbparb tarb in be,
Sreitas Na&t.
- 8u Wsit aboea brannte Sreitae
Abenb bas Dobnbaus BON Natrid Doran
nisber, bas furs supor bon ylesern be'
ipobnt tpar, bic on Der neuen 8abn at.
beitsten.
= Die gonnel Gpmpanis trsibt aui
ibrem 2anbftrid au Durpsa, ettpa 5000
Sub binter bem William u. 2obIenperf,
elm neues 8obrloh, UNI ;tpei Mbern su
erreiden, bic unter Der 8srsieite Iiegsn.
Na4 Beenbisuns ber Mrbeit mub bort
aud elm nsusr BREEDER erridtet tperben.
SabIor.-Bis es bsist. tpirb Serr
Sobn bon @eiisnflub feline Wirtbfdaft
an ben ylaseI bansen unb bieieIte bon
Martin WiIliams iibernommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
9Otal grbinbli&tsitsu.. .....$i39, ,955, SO

DaS @obnbaus bon &odafeqoip an
Riper Strabe 1T fur sec, 900 abseiddbt
unc III nit elmer Nortsase gum eIeiden
8etraee belaitet. Da. Die llebertrasune
beS @isentbums an Mtbsrton su elmer
8sit semadt tpurbe, mo &odafeaoip
bsreits boffnunssIos bancroft mar, 10
ioate bic Wortsase beiieits ssisbt tpsroen.
@s 1T tpabrideinIi1. bab bic Stabt
FIR ibr @eIb eesen bic Birsen cine 2Iuse
einIeitsn mub. unb bab le$tere Der Saft.
bartlett auf ben @runb bin iid ent3isben
ipoaen, bab bic fdbtifhen @eloer auf
Sntere1en aneeIe9t, aIio Depoiiten tpa'
rem, unb nidt Elm 8ertrauenSfonb.
@s lit aud mbsIi1, baB bic @ldubieer
cine 8luse eesen bic Darling Sinter.
IaHenidaft anltrensen tperben, um 3u
sntfasibsn, Oh biefelbe fiir ibren MntbeiI
buftbar iei. Darling tpar friiber Elm
@ei1dftstbeiIbaber BON RodafelIon unb
ss beiBt, bab bic Sirma ME in seisbIider
Meiie aufsel6it tpurbe, aIic faftii4 nod
beitebt.
Sine 8riminaIflase sssen 3odafelIotp.
tpeIde bic @Idubieer NIT bolftem &sdts
sinIeitsn fbnnten, tpdre ausii9tsIos unb
tpiirbs nur 8otsn MAIDEN. obne einsn
Grtras 3u brinssn. g8ie ss iabt auber
isbem 8tpeifeI feititebt. Bat berisIbe bic
lebten l0-15 Sabre birsft bon BEN
@eIbe ber Depoiitoren elm mobiles 2sben
sefibrt. Sebt bsiBt eS, er iei fbrperIid
inb seiitie niebersebro1en, bic setpSbn.
lide @ntfduIoisuns. ipeIde bic Srsunbs
berartissr Subiefte au MAIDEN baben.
/ 8sridisbens Depoiitorsn baben aIaseu
seeen RodafeIoip erboben urb anbsrs
tperben in bieien 3asen foleen, 70 baf
Dem alien Saaunfen bas Gsfdnsnib In
slusiidt itebt, benn Sreunbe bat er faun
Senus, nm in allen Sdllen 8iirsfbaft A.
gebsn. s. 3. Rboabss erbob am Mcn
tag 8lase, biefem foIste cine ssrau 2epsi
bon Mabiion. %. g., tpeIds Elm DepOii.
tum bon s22, 900 bate.
| 3odafelotp bate brei 2ebenSperiide.
rtinssn bon ie $40, 900, cine ie flr Srau
| Sobn unb 9Odtsr. Wlit Der @snebmi,
suns berfslben bat er bic ppIicsn an iein,
! Blrsen lbsrtrassn, ipsI4s bic pramisr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24

- Sn Pittstpn bat baS iosenanntt
8arsertidet am Dienitas Beiiest.
Ser Strife in Der Glear Spring
aobIenaede auf ber @efieits tpurbe am
5rsitas bsiseIsst.
- Gin 2obIenfaII tbbtete am Sreitae
ben peter poteIla in benz Wlt. 2oofoui
RObIeniperf 3u @pOmins.
Dennis Sbsriban bon Oregon itiirsts
am Sreitas bic 2ellertreppe binab uni
brad baS @enid.
= Ser Store bon Gontpap & Co.,
Gontraftoren an ber neuen 8abn, tpurbs
am Donneritas burd Seuer aerit5rt, bic
Daarsn isbO& fait fammtIi& ssrsttet.
= Ser Treiberfnabe Sobn @aIib
tpurbe am Sreitas in Der @geter @rubs
BON Barren lberfatren. eine Strede tpeit
sei&Isift unb tbotIid nerIett.
= Mn ber eleftriiden 8abn, bic bon
ber Weitfeite bio @pomins naa DiIfes.
barre fdbrt, 1T bon Sonntas biS Wontae
absnb tein 8us ssfabrsn, infcIss Der
itarfen S@neeipeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24

-Srau Tbersia MobIss, cine in go,
406 Penn Mpenus tpobnenbs Dittpe,
tpurbe am Mittipo& in OIppbant bon ei,
mem gabnsuse setrofen unb set5ptet
Sic ipolIte Dor bem 8.l5 Sra9tause bal
@eleife freu,en, pobsi iie i'm Sdne,
itsden bIieb unb auf bas 6eIeife itGrate
sbe fis fi4 aufraffen ober Der 8us anse.
halten ipsrben fonnts, tpar bas nnslad
esi4sbsn. Sic mar cine Sapsfsr por
z. Q. POwbsrIY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-24
eas erfte eebot Der geatur.

StIbnrbaItuns 1T sas trfe @sbpt bsr 9latar.
etus, bic % befoisen unb liG pappntn ssaen
aranfbeitsanfdae burG cine Gtte mseiiinilts
S&uBpfbr, pie burd Grfabruns unb drattts
approbatiun ale fude anfrfannt IN, eebsn ben
btfsn Sewts fir etlsn Wtisbtii, inbsm lis IG
rcbuhsr @siunebsit srfrsnen. gu ben 8ranl.
bsitsn, sessn bsrsn 8srtterunStn Suifsttsr's
Rassnbitisrs wirfiamsn S&us ssw6brt, sstS-
rtn Nitrnlsibsn unb SIaisnbtitwubtn. Bel
anptnpuus etr seipBbnliten @sstnmitttI wer-
ben it ltitt istr esfabrlit unb fat immfr bart.
nsdis. Das Sitters beust ibntn Sor unb str-
reibt ft. Mn Sspeiisn bitfiir ftblt 20 nitt
Dirb % bon anfans an unb tsbarrlit ssbrauGt
10 rr3islt 90 bic bflftn Nefultats. Grrnr rpitt
pisie Wsbilin esbsrIsibsn aus, mic AUD gnfe.
pfans, Dyspspiis, Walaria, Ebsumatismus uni
RsrUOltGt Dor ibm SsriGpinbtn.