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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
TERRlsLE DISASTER.

The Alien Iipe steanashIp Ponlsrania1
swept by an Avalanche of winter = :.
Mid Ocean Capt Dnlxiel killed and
Two Mates and Several PAssen9ers
sweps Overboard-The vessel Retnrns
70 Greenock In Command Of the 1niFcl
Ohfcer. .
LONDON. Feb. Ia The Allen Line
steamer Pomeranian, from Glasgow
January ~, via Neville for New York,
has returned to Greenock after losing
number Of her crew and passengers in
= heavy storm. The Pomeranian waA
about 1,15O miles westward from
Glasgow when she encountered
weather of unusual severity. The,
gales increased with great sud-
denness, until heavy sec.
unexpectedly swept over the deck.
carrying everything before 1t like an.
avalanche. The deck saloon, the chart-'
house, the bridge and the boats were
smashed and swept away by the ire.
mendous force Of the waves, and when
the sea had passed over the decks were.
scene Of ruin, and shrieks of perish
ing sailors and passengers could b.
heard in the waves that surged about
the dismantled steamer.
Capt Dalziel had been on the bridge
when the avalanche struck the vessel.
He was swept from his post and dashed
against the bulwarks, where he lay
stunned and helpless The mates.
John Cook and John Hamilton, who
were on the bridge with the captain,
were swept out TO sea and drowned.
Besides the first and second officers
named two quartermaster's stewards,
four first-cabin passengers and one Sec
ond-cabin passenger persisted by drown
ing. James and Lillian Gibson. Of
Dallxeith; Jane Caftrey. of London
were the first-cabin passengers lost
They were in the deck saloon at the,
time of the disaster, and were hurled
overheard with the ruins. They were.
never seen again, but survivors say
q despairing cry rentthe air even amid
the thunderous roar of the waters.
Peter Forbes, of Dundee, was the sec-
ond-cabin passenger missing, and the
stewards were James Pritchard and
Fred Westbury. The stewards were
engaged at the time in their usual du--
ties when borne off their feet and
swept into the sea. Two seamen
named Peter Mclean and VIM. Ur-
quhart, who were on duty at the time,
also persisted.
For moment after the catastrophe
the survivors were too stunned to act.
With the captain disabled ahd the first.
and second officers drowned. there was
no one for the moment to give orders.
from whom orders were expected.
Everyone looked about to see who was.
in command. Then the third officer
quickly brought the crew to their
senses, and took prompt action
to save the steamer and its hue
man freight from further calamity.
All the instruments for navigation had
been swept away, except the aft COM
pass, by which the steamer had to be
navigated. Capt Dalziel was borne
below. His injuries were fatal, and he-
died .on the following morning. The
crew cleared away the wreckage, and
the vessel started on its return voyage.
making its way back slowly and care
fully to Greenock. The survivors OF
the passengers and crew are in q very
exhausted condition after their terri
hla eyntarioucQ
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
PRISONERS FOR PRINCIPLE

The st. Clair County {Mo.) Judges Return
to the jackson County Jaii-Ths
Daughter of Judge Cohnhnver Raving
Maniac as q Result OF Her Fathers Inn
Observation-Disclosures Hours Curtailed.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Feb. 11.-County
Judges b. F. Cohnhaver and Thomas
hewitt, of ST. Clair county, who are un-
der sentence of confinement in the
jackson county jail for contempt of the
United States court, on refusing to or
der tax levy to pay outstanding bonds
Of the county, returned to their quar-
ters in Jail Thursday night They had
been home on q furlough. with the
consent of Judge Phillips. It was .
sad mission that took Judge Cohnhaver
temporarily from jail to his home. His
daughter Caroline. aged %, had be-
come a raving maniac, and it was to
send her to an asylum that the judges
visited ST. Clair. The young wom-
ans reason began falling eight
years ago when her father was
in jefferson City. imprisoned by.
order of the late Judge Krekel for
exactly the same thing for which Judge
Phillips has cut of his liberty at pres
emit Judge Phillips has ordered Mar
shall Stewart to give the prisoners only
two hours exercise week, instead OF
the four they have been getting. He
also gave orders that they were not to
be allowed to go to the government
building to see him.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary of Important Events.
FIFTY-SEcoND CONGRESS.

In the senate. on the 9Th, Mr.. Hill moved tho
consideration Of the bill 20 repeal ths Sherman
silver purchase act. but the motion was de-
feated by = nearly two thirds majority. Tho
quarantine bill was PASSED without division;
and . bill for the payment of local take. on
lands held by Indians In sever atty was also
passed. -. In the house the day was con :
sumed by nlibustering motions by Mr.. Kilgore.
Of Texas.
In the senate, ON the 7th, the automatic
coupler bill was considered but without action.
Senate bill to pay the balances due tho heirs OF
John Roach, deceased, on United States
steamer Dolphin was passed. In the house
the senate amendments to the Harter bill of
proceeded, in committee OF the whole, to con-
slider the legislative appropriation bill.
In the senate. on the eth. the morning hour
was taken mp With the consideration and pas
sage OF bills on the calendar. At o'clock the
body proceeded to the hall Of the house Of
representatives 10 take part in the counting OF
tina votes of presidential electors, after which
the automatic coupler bill was taken up......
In the house the counting OF the electoral
votes was the event OF the day. and the cleo T.
ton Of Grover Cleveland. ~ president. and
Adlat E Stevenson. ~ vice-president, was
duly announced. The legislative appropria-
ton bill consumed the remainder Of the day
but no result was reached.
In the senate, on the 9th, the whole session
after the morning hour was devoted to q dis
CuoSlOn OF tno IaurOAO autom1GC car coupler
bill, without ANAL action being reached.
In the house. Immediately Ger the read
ing and approval of tho journal. Mr..
Catchings called mp the resolution of the COM
mittee on rules setting apart this legislative
day and, il necessary. the next for the consid-
GRAFTON Of the bill repeating the Sherman silver
act. and the day was accordingly devoted to
that measure.
In the senate. on the 10th. discussion of the
automatic car coupler bill was continued to a
close, but just as . vote was to be taken it
was proposed that 1t be postponed one day uu-
til a new print of the bill. amended, could
be had. which was agreed to. 49,. In the house
the pension appropriation bill, carrying more
than $l66 100000. was discussed in a istless
manner that failed to arouse interest among
the members An evening session held to con-
slider private pension bills was wasted In fill
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the senate, on the 18th, the sub
stitute for the house automatic coupler
bill was passed. The only other inn
portant pieces of legislation was the
agreeing. to the conference report on
the Notifications bill, and making the
Nicaragua canal bill unfinished bust
ness...........In the house the day was
without result The attempt of the
democrats to limit the time for debate
on the pension appropriation bill was
firmly resisted by the republicans, and
the strong minority came out victori-
GUS. The result was that without
termination of general debate the
house adjourned.
SHERIFF GOLD of New Castle coun-
ty, Del, whipped a number of prisoners
in the Jail yard at New Castle, on the
18th, for larceny. One, for highway
robbery. stood one hour in the pfllory
and received forty lashes; and another,
for attempted wife murder, stood one
hour in the pillory and received three
years in jail.
OFFICIAL advices received at the Chi
nese legation in Washington confirm
the appointment of Mr.. Yang Yu as
Chinese minister to the United States
to succeed Minister Tsui Kwo Yin, who
has served longer than the allotted term
of four years, and is to be retired from
the diplomatic service.
On the 18th, Mr.. Sherman gave notice
in the senate of proposed amendment
to the appropriation bill authorizing
the secretary of the treasury to sell 8
per cent. bonds, redeemable after FIVE
years. to maintain specie payments
BAUER and Mold, the anarchists
charged with being accessories, before
the fact. in the shooting of Fl. c. Prick,
in Pittsburgh, during the great strike
at Homestead. Pa, were, on the 1tth,
found guilty, as indicted.
M. p. MORRIS. Gillian consul at Van
couver, b c., has received word that
the Gillian war ship Imperial leaves
Valparaiso shortly for San Francisco
with exhibits for the Worlds fair.
The total exports of gold from New
York for 1898 amounted. ON the 18th.
to SIS, CSC. GOO. The steamer La Bre-
taene, which sailed on that date, car
ried S. 25O. 900.
EXCEPTING the Eclair and the Repub-
lique Francois, not one Partisan jour
nal approves of the sentences passed
upon the Panama directors and NJ.
EifeL
The rclict of the late United States
Circuit Judge C. g. Foster is said to be
slowly dying in the Atchison. county
(Kan.) poor house.
ore has been struck near Brazil Ind
=
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

MEssRs. CHASE & SANnoRN, of Boston,
have been awarded the contract for
supplying all the tea and coffee to be
used inside the grounds during the OFF,
cial run of the Worlds fair. It is the
largest contract ever awarded for high
grade roasted coffee, amounting, as ii
viii, to about 700. 600 pounds.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

CAPT. SANTOS CADKNA, prominent
member of Garza's band, and his son.
Apolonia Cadena, surrendered. on the
eeA, to Lieut.. Slocum and United States
Deputy Marshall O'Donnell, and were
taken into Rio Grande City. Tex. and
put under bond to appear at the next
term of court
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

PHILIP C. HANNA. United States con-
sui at Laguayra, Venezuela, and Miss
Lula Cornick, of Liverpool, Ia, were
married ut the latter place on the night
Of the sth. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna will
make q wedding trip through the east
and be at home at Laguayra after
April
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Ok the Merrimac river at Lowell,
Mass. on the 9th, Frank Looney beat
the worlds amateur record for run
ming jump ON skates. clearing 16 feet
inch. The best previous record, IS
feet inches, was made by S. ID. Seaton.
ON Command lake, N. Y, January II,
1855
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

BIZ the burning Of the Continental
hotel at Centerville, Ia, on the morn
ing of the 9th. Mrs. Mckee, of Center
vile, received injuries, from which she
soon after died, by jumping from the
third story, and Samuel Lewis, of Gree
ley, Ia, was burned to death. Two
other persons. were seriously injured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

WITHIN four days, ended on the 9TH,
Fifty persons died in Marseilles of a
choleraic disease. The sanitary coun-
Gil of Paris sent DIR. Thoinot, an
authority on cholera, to Marseilles to
ascertain exactly the nature OF the
disease
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

SYMPArnIzERs with the striking
street car employees of Wheeling, W..
Va, drove non-union men from the cars,
ON the 7th. and beat them. mashed car
windows and blockaded the track, de-
spite the presence OF large force of po-
lice.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Aforementioned report was circulated,
pn the sth, to the effect that Sir John
Abbott, ex-premier of Canada, had died
IN Italy, whittier he went some months
0go In search of health.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

A WcRLD's FAIR delegation appeared
before the senate committee on appro-
priations, on the 10th, and stated'reasOns
why congress should make additional
appropriations for the government end
OF the Columbian exposition. Amounts
a14regating s9S7. 765 were asked, and
other requests remained to be pre-
6erred.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

THE widow of Frank Leslie has cast
Oh her husband Willie Wilde, SON OF
Lady Jane Wilde. of London, and de-
manded separation or divorce. The
lady has grown tired of supporting so
worthless a luxury.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

WITH . view of keeping Canadian
out of the United
States the secretary Of the treasury has
iustructed collectors of customs on the
northern frontier that neat cattle can
only enter the United States from
Canada az Buffalo, N. Y, after passing
the inspection prescribed by the score
thry Of agriculture.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Ex-SEcKErARy THOMPSON. of Terre
Haute, Ind, has been positively forbid
den by his physician to leave his room.
When last outside the house, q few
weeks ago. he tainted in his carriage,
and was taken home in an apparently
dying condition. Hisdoctor fears pneu.
monia, and says II 1t occurs it will al
most certainly prove fatal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
AN UNNATURAL SON.

John Hugo, Of Cincinnati. Not satisfied
with Eobbing His OctOgenarian Mother
Adds tn UnfilIaf Conduct by Personal
MaltreRtmcnt. for which He III Called
to Account.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IA civil action.
the like of which has probably never
before been instituted in the courts of.
the country, was commenced in the SUI
perior court yesterday by the filing Of
a petition by Mrs Elizabeth Hugo.
against her son John. containing alle--
cations and charges of the most start
ling character, and of which If, ap--
proximating in any way the truth.
must brand the defendant as q fiend in--
carnate.
The plaintiff is a lady IS years old.
The defendant is her son. +. The full.
force of the charges she makes against
him, and of the injuries alleged, for
which she asks $4,000 damages. is.
scarcely conceivable. The petition re-
lates that on or before December IL.
1892, John Hugo took from the post
Office letter addressed to his mother
and containing a remittance out of the.
proceeds OF sisters estate in Ger
many, which had been devised to Mrs.
Hugo; that the plaintiff, hearing of the,
arrival OF the letter. went to her sons
house. here she claims that when she
asked Tor the money ne gave her $16.
ana that wnen sne lnsisted upon re-.
ceiving the full amount, ne seized her
by the throat, ana. crying out: I'll
kill you, you old carcass" choked her
almost into insensioility.
she was then carrier 70 her nome on
Green street oy some OF the neighborsp
where sne fingered ior several weeks,
on the verge q death,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

THE demurrer in the libel suit of
Col Robert g. Ingerson against Rev.
A. c. Dixon, before Judge InRrsham in
the supreme court of New York, was,
On the 9th, stricken on the calendar.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Tn jury in the case of Asa p. Potter.
ex-president Of the bankrupt Maverick
haak- of Boston, charged with false
oertidcation Of checks, rendered . YER
diet Of guilty on the 9Th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

8u- p. g. T. BEAuRKaARD is very i'll
~ his residence in New York, and while
ere seems to be no immediate cause
1or alarm, report has it that he cannot
Hepover.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

TIE amendment made by the United
States senate, on the 7th, to the Rus
sian treaty makes an attempt to assas-
sinate the car or members of the
royal family an extraditable offense,
regardless of motive.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Serious Blockade Of Railroads by snow.
Sioux CRY Ia, Feb 1.-THE worst
blizzard in years ragged here Thursday
night. and reports at the railroad
offices are to the effect that It II gene
eral throughout the northwest. The
Illinois Central road is blockadetl east
from this city across the entire
state. Several trains are in the snow
and both the local and Chicago express
trains are abandoned here while not .
train is moving on the line A general
blockade prevails over the Milwaulxeo
company's system il South Dakota and
the Northwestern il sharing the Same
tate.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
Two More OF the Pine Ridge Murderera
Captured.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE secretary
of the interior has received a telegram
from Inspector Cisney at Pine Ridge,
stating that Young
His-Horses, with his people, had
captured two of the murelerers of the
cowboys and had turned them over to
Capt. Brown, the agent. who will de-
liver them to the United States mar
shall. These, with the two who were
killed, and Two Sticks, who was
wounded, are all who are positively
known to have participated in the MUIR
der.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Pennsylvania house, on the 7th,
vote OF $50 TO Is, passed bill to
oh1bit the manufacture and sale of
Enrettes within the commonwealth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

At Nevada, on the 4th, the 4-year-old
daughter of Mrs. john Robinson picked
up a revolver, saying, 'sI'll shoot, mann
ma fired, inf1icting a bad wound
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Lived In st. Louis Over Fifty Years.
John Francis, co1ored, 50 years Of aga,
and a resident of St Louis for more
than fifty years. died the other day. He
was mason of high rank.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
Left the Gas Turned On.

Frank NJ. Marsh, SIS years old, was
found unconscious in his room at KAN
sas City. the other day. and may die.
He had left the gas turned on.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16
Mr.. Jackson.s Idea.

Representative jackson, of New Mad
rid. has introduced a bill requiring
druggists who desire to sell liquor to
take out dramshop licenses
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-02-16

Lost, yesterday, somewhere be-
tween sunrise and sunses, two golden
hours, each set with sixty diamond
minutes. No reward is offered. for
they are gone forever.-.Horace MANN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
Seete Wa6riA Atefs.

SIN oberen 9beiIe bon Jlpribampfon
GCuntp trift bic Dipbtberitls spibemift
auf; tpenlgitens 60 Sdtle tperben berihiet
uno elm Dubenb unb mebr 1obssf6lIe
baten itditsefunbeu.
Sn Bolton, Moii., itarb am Monias
Der betannte epiissespaIiide 8iidof Nisbt
8eb. Pbiaips 8roofs. Der Sob tpurbe
berbeisefiibrt bur6 bos 2erfprensen elmer
aoer tpabrsnb zines btfiissn Suitenans
falIes.
Sucius D. 6. 2amar berfdieb am
Dtontaa Abenb in Diacon. Ga. Der
Vetitorbene todr unter lrdi. GiepeIanp
Sefleidr oes Snnern unb nutee. ipdter
gum Nldter ain 8unbsseeridt ernaunt.
9lnereD Gasneeie, 8eIiber ber @iIen.
perte au Som, iteab. febrte am Montoa
pOn europa suriid, mo et unb Irau beis
nahe Elm SSobr tpeiIten.
Die Sabaitation Der 2tabine gifens
babn SO. an 3p6fter uno Wo,fst Stras
Ben, in PbiIabelpbia. tpiro uahiteu
Sonntas bem 8srfebr iiberqsben.
Sn philadelphia bat am SamItaa bic
tril9e Ufeaare Ufafp Taaeart ibren lie
iabrisen Sobn e,itcher, tpabreno er beim
4benosiisn faB. Der Sunee mar Der
e'ns'ee Grnab,er Der sSamiIie, ba Gags
sart ielbIt Elm 9ump 1T.
gnee persaneener Wrde iinb tpieber
pier Wlilllonen Todars in Cob mad
oem GusIante aeianpt tporben. rniern
SO Gents pertbisen SilbetpolIar poaen
lie brilben niht.
Die dlteite 8eniiondrn in ben Ser.
Staten. Srau Gaiharina Sbarp. itarb
am Sonntae in BbilobeIpbia sipsi
Woden ldneer batteu ibr AIier auf ll5
Sabre sebrabt. gs 1T bemerfenswertb.
eln ipis bobes Ilter pieIs Der DianbeI
BON Onfel Sam erreihsn.
GuIS nad 10 ubr am Oienitaa Mors
sen fubr cine @rie 2ofomotire an Der
Monroe Strobe 8abnfreusuns in paiIaie.
u. S., in eneu SdIitten btnein. 8pei
yldpden tpurben fofort sei5btet. stpei
Wanner tbptIi6 uno elm Maoden idper
perIebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
Ghrecflid,e 3ataifrppbe! !

Sin idredli6er tlnfaG Pat ii6 Sam.
flag UtOraen 9 llbr in Der Nabe BON
4Iton. Sa.. bel gllton' SunctiOn auf
DER GIeoeIano, Cincinnati. Columbus &
st. Souls @lienbabn ausetraeen. Der
pafasiersus bon ct. 2ouis. tpel6sr fit
um oreUebn Dlinuten Oeripdtet bate.
fubr nit elmer @eidpinbietsit bon 40
Dieilen per Stunoe in cine offsne Wsi6s
an ber Wanns Station unb inioIge beien
in einen Sra6fsus. bem ene 4nsabI Del.
Ianfs ansebdnst waren. 8msi Der les.
teren tpuroen sertriimmert, bas Del ess
rieib in 8rano uno oa8 Suer ereuif
baIo bic anberen Ianfs, Die eefdlOHensn
unb bic fIaden Srd6tpasen. 10 bab Der
game Bug in 5Iammen itanb uno Elm
8aub eerieIben puroe.
Spdtsr erpIooirte Elm Del Ganf unb
bas Del iprlBte iiber cine MaiIe Wenlhsn.
melde nabe oem brennenoen 3uge fians
osn unb bereu Gleioer in Branb eeIest
murben. 9labesu bunoert psrfouen iols
len 8ranopunoen bapOnsetraesn baben.
Stne fpdtere Depei6e sibt be 3abl Der
idmer psrbrannten 9erionen auf 25 bis
SO an, biele bapou iino init pIlbem
ansit9eihrei in bic Wdloer gelaufen.
cine erobe Insabt berielben tpuroe nad
Ilton in prlpathduier uno ins Soipital
aebradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27
Oas xtal abipdrtS.

- Ser Treiberfnobe Winiam Monie
bon Ipoca. in eem SparrotppiGe Sdaht
Der Penni. &obIsn So. anssitefIt, wu,bs
am Dlcnias stpiiden spsi 8arrsn ,u
loee eeauetiht.
- Das WobnbauS bon Intbonp Sin.
uisan an Miller's WaIehsn, in Mooiic,
branrte am Wlontas Diittns pdbrenb
Der NbDeienbeit ber 8ewobner politdns
dig nieber. DaS lit bas speitemal in
,pei Sabren. bab bic Samilie berart
beimeeiudt ipurbe.
- neber eem auseearbeiieten Sdaht
no. 13 Der Bennfploania 9obIen So.
nabe Wooiic fanf am Donneritas Mors
gen spifden 4 unb 6 llbr bic OberHdhe
upn 3-5 SUB Elm. Die @sIeiie Der .. &
8 unb Der 81. S. 6 9abnen in Mitleis
oenihaft siebenb. Die Senfung umfabte
elne Strede bon 1875 bel 300 Sub.
Sablor. -9ie 8. 8. & SO. So. Bat
ben preis bes 9uIserS ebsnfaGs Inn 25
Gents per SdBben berabseiebt.
= Die Sermpn @rubsn 9io. l unb Q
baten bic sIrbeit am Wontas tpisbsr aufs
eenommen.
9aniom. .-geter u. Sdmibt. Elm al.
ter ginwobner oieier Gesenb. itarb am
Donneritos i'm 9lIter bon 76 Sabren.
gr wuree in UiilDaufee besrabsn.
8. W. Sutbmader, feit Wionaten
an ben Soleen zines eebrobenen 8eineS
letSeno. 1T auf Der 8shsruns.
= Wittne @liiabeib @ottnnIts nirb
am 7. Ssbr. ibr peri6nIidss Giasntbum
ueriteisern lanen. McrssnS 10 nbr ans
fanBeno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-27

Drei unierer 8ineer paren 70 franf an ber
Dipbibgits, paB iis rem 9ops maize paren. Bm
battsn 3ipei Asrste ppn Ter Shrieifs, eie niette
ausrtbisn fonnisn une bic Sinner aufsabsn.
Darauf bin nabm Or. 5. %. Sing be Sinpn
In Bsbanb!uns unb bate lis in frei Wotsn
vSlla bsrssitsllt.
Sd nsems fsinsn anfanb, Ssrrn Or. Sing
ais ben Hffter msiner 8inbsr une einen fsr
tu@ttpiten NsIsts her sanSsn @easnp su preiisn
anp smpfebIs ibn bsfens.
Sebn etnB,
f5i2 profpeet Msenue.