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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
NOTICE.

All persons having demands against the
estate of A. C. Mcintosh, late of cobb
county, Ga, deceased, are Ghereby notified
to render in their demands to the unders
signed according to law, and all persons
indebted to said estate are required to
make immediate payment This March
1st, 1898. w. w. SCOTT,
Administrator de bonis non.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
OUR PRICES.

Suspenders to SOC, Linen collars Z to
1Oc, Celluloid collars 15c, Socks, Ladies'
and children's hose TO SOC, Ladies'
genuine Balbriggsn Hose CSC. worth 4Oc.,
Laces ! to 1Sc yard worth double. Ems
broidery to 1Sc yard, Sewing Silk Sc
spool, Button hole Twist 1c spool, Spool
cotton 23c Hooks and Eyes &c per card
Turkey Red and Silk Floss Z to &c, Stay
Binding &c roll, Bay Rum, Cologne and
Hair Oil half the usual price, Machine Oil
best sperm sc,
Spectacles and Eye Glasses 1Oc to one
dollar, worth 2 to times more than we
ask for them.
Table Oil Cloth zoe per yard, best quail
ity
Tinware cheaper than ever offered be-
fore.
Window Shades 30 to SOC each.
Hardware at prices way below the
cheapest.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
What Shall We Have for
Dinner +?

VIII is 1t people must have food ?
housekeeping would be sweet,
But tor that one worrying thought,
What can l get to eat?
"Now not only through the day, but
in my dreams at night,
l try to plan some odd MENU the
palate to delight,
Still my tortured brain can think of
nothing else to eat,
But meat, potatoes and dessert
dessert, potatoes, meat"
So many things must be taken
in account, not only the tastes OF
the family but the cost as we'll,
makes the housekeepers task some
times not an enviable one, by pre-
pairing different appetizing dishes,
the health of the family as we'll as
better economy will be the result.
McClatchy keeps the best canned
tomatoes and okra, or tomatoes
alone tor soup, sweet fresh corn. A
nice dish of scalloped oysters for
dinner, are seasonable now, and
will be enjoyed by almost every
taste. Cabbages are cheap and if
served with French sauce are spec
tally good. Try this receipt for the
dressing: Beat three eggs, six ia
blespoonsful of vinegar, four table.
spoons of sugar, a teaspoonful of
mustard, a tablespoon OF melted
butter, set this on the fire, stir till
it becomes smooth, set aside to cool
and mix with the cabbage, when
has been previously chopped very
fine. You will find all tho best
mustards, tomato catsup, canned
Clipped beef, corned beef, (Which is
nice served with sliced lemons,) at
McClatchy's store; canned salmon,
(the best brandt good served with
French sauce, canned fresh macker-
ell, Sweet and Irish potatoes. For
desserts, we keep the best mince~
meat, tapioca, all the fruits, oranges,
apples, bananas, lemons, cocoanuts,
almonds, also have variety of fresh
plain and fancy crackers, cheese the
best cream, maccaroni, lard, bacon,
rice, grits, the best syrups, sugars,
the finest brands of -four, fresh yeast
cakes always on hand. You could
not expect US to enunerate in a
newspaper advertisement. Come
and see US and We will prove to you
the fact that for the best of every
thing TO eat, as we'll as tor every
thing ever tourd in first class gro
Gerry store, McClatchy's is the place.
We have just received d large lot of
Rockingham ware, baking dishes of
every shape and size, custard cups,
teapots, pitchers, milk vessels, &c.
L 4 i
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
STATIONERY.

Note Paper 4 to 8cper quire, worth 10
to 90
Envelopes p to to SC package.
Foolscap 8 to 10c per quire.
Legal cap to 1Oc per quire.
Bill cap s to 10c per quire
Box Paper to 15c, worth double that
amount.
Best Black Ink Bets per bottle.
Mucilage &c per bottle.
Lead Pencils to SOC per dozen
Pens sc per dozen.
Penholders half cent to 5 each
And 1901 articles, all at same low prices.
c. c. GRIST,
NEW YORK RACKET STORE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
GOOD GARDEN FOR '93

l have planted seeds from
nearly every seed firm in the
United States and find A. w.
Livingston's seeds truest to
name and of strongest growth.
Have ordered more than | shall
use and will keep them for
sale at Spaulding & highs and
W. r. Clark's groceries at
lowest prices.
GEO. B. NIGH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1893-03-09
MARIETTA MATTERS.

geographically Penciled for JOurna
Readers.
The
ranks
of life's battle
are open to all, the
lowly as well as the great,
and though in the conflict full
many must fall, you may reach to
an honored estate. Press up to the
front with a resolute mind and
advertise with all OF your
might, or soon to your
shame and confusion
you'll find you
are but the
of
the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

.,Gab eS ie einsn Sflabentrsiber, 70
mar es bisier Col. Minsmortb. Sat is
Elm Wlann ruiiiide Wetboben sinsefibrt,
70 tpar ss biefsr Colonel. Satts Ct nidt
iene armsn, idls4t bsaabIien Sdrsibsr,
msi5isns SamiIisnbduptsr, in Der Sanb,
mo elm @ort bon ibm iie in llnsIdd unb
Sunssrsnotb itur,sn fonnts ? SIR Jpn
unb feline Sflapen CAB es ni&t bic se'
prieiene giSilbienf' Rsform. 8sin Wus.
hump obsr Reformator binberte ibn bel
Der ausibuns ieiner srauiamen Tsrannei.
,,Gs tpar Mlobe eetporben, uniere Ne'
sisrunssanssitellten aIs Drobnen unS
fauIe Sunbe ,u benun3ieren. Cine gRo.
ciirte Brsb 9epei8e an bic Rew gori
Sun, Baltimore Correspondent unb ans
bere 8Iattsr iu1te bas 8oIf su iiber.
ssueen, bab Col. ainstportb nur sebaBi
Iei, neil sr feline S1reibsr arbsiten
ma6te, unb bab al Der 2drm sesen Jpn
aus bislsm Grunbe entitsbs. &c IN
pabr, sr madte iis arbeiten-aber nidt
innerbaIb Der Arbeitsi itunben, tenn
bafiir beitanb feline Notbpsnbisfeit. bu
bic Sdrsibsr, nit Musnabme FOLDER
Drobnsn, bic bur1 consreiiionsae ober
poIitiids Gin fldiie cine Steae erlaneten,
irfIi1 arbsiten-aber ct 3tpane IL
,ur Mrbsit mad ben Bureauitunben.
Oft babsn mir bic armen Sflapen an Der
arbeit ssisbsn mad IL 1lbrin Der Na6t,
unb bies alles otne bic eerinsite 8srgdt'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

portb su: ,,Sie iolIten ais MBrbsr Der.
taftet unb nidt sesen Blrsf9aft aui
frsIem Sube beIafen tperben |"
.Sdnst ibn. f9last Jpn tcbt, niebsr
nit ibm" brbbnte es i'm ndditsn Mussn.
bIide bon allen Ssiten, unb mebrers
elerfs ma@ten Miiens, ii& auf ainsportb
3u ittirsen unb ibre Drobuns pabr su
MAIDEN. ainstpOrtb srblabte, perristb
iebod nit fsinsr 8sipssuns, mas in ibm
porsins. @ie IS beiBt, bielt feline rsdts
Sanb, bic sr in bic inners 8ruIttaIde
isines &odes eeitsdt bate, bort ben @riff
eines @euoIbsrS umfabt. Ser Iumult
bate isinen Sbbspuntt errsidt, aIs Der
@eihtporens Warner auf einsn Stub
iprans unb n einbrinsli1en Dorten bic
Wenee um @sbbr bat. =
@lei1 feline eriten Worte berubiaten
bic erresten 8emiitbsr, unb cine fur3s
einbrinsIi&e aniprade ieinerieits &C..
niste. um Rube unb Orbnuns i'm SaaIe
ipisberbsrsufsasn. tpas tpebsr bem Goro,
ner nod Der poli3si bate sslinssn tpoaen.
Der Coroner benuBte bieie 6eIesenbeit
unb erfIdrte RAID ben Snqueit fur per'
tast.
So tpeit ber Snqueit Bis jest Sorse.
fdritten, 1T bic llriads be8 8uiammen'
furses barin ~ iu@en, baB bic Arbeittn
infompetenten Sanben anpertraut tuur'
ben, unb iniopsit III Sol. ainsportb ba'
fur beranttportIi@ su baIten. Gin Dub'
enb Gontraftoren batten Gnsebote einse'
reidt, bic um $500 Bis $500 b6ber ma.
ren. Dieie butten bic 8Oiten Der Grtra'
Stiiben einserednet; Der Gpntraftor,
ipsl1er bic lrbeit idlieBIid ;useiproden
erbielt, sIaubte obne StiitbaIfsn burd'
fommen su fOnnen, unb re&nste um 10
pieI tpeniser.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
sflapentrsiter er aims,pprtb.

Die Office bss >, Sentinel" in @aibins.
ten befinbst ii9 in BEN Sauie, in ipsldem
abrabam 2ineoIn farb, aIio sesendber
benz Sorb 1beater Sdauplas bss
srdbIi1en llnsIddes. unb ;ipar idon felt
1869. Serr Sdabe tpeib babsr, mas CT
iast. ipsnn er fdrsibt:
,,@s unterIiest teinem 8tpsifeI, bab
man in feinem anberen 2anbe in einem
breif5dieen Gebaube, 75 bel 95, finf.
bunbert .Bsamte ipie Sarbsasn juiam.
mensspadt baben iplrbe, nit -faum @a'
boeenraum senus, um ii& aiuiiden ben
8eiben 9uItsn .binburb su atpdnsen.
Girsenbs ionfmo, auseenommen pieaeibi
unierm pertrassbsIiebten &ubIanb, bate
elm Wann, ber por einissn Sabrsn aIs
@sbilfsar,t bierber fam, bic GsIesenbeii
ssbabt, burd einiss Sreunbe i'm Gonereb
gum Hanss eines Colonel Der Armee ems
porsufteisen, auf bas ein;ise 8erbienit se.
itdst, burd inbumane BebanbIuns armsr
amerifanif4er 8Irser, ipopon bic meiiten
aIte SoIbatsn, aus benleIben eins Cages.
arbeit berausiubriiden. bic nur baburd
mbsli@ mar, bab oisie bebauernSipertbsn
SfIaUen llsberseit, oft bis 10 llbr bes
Nadts. MAIDEN mubtsn obne 8ssabIuns
-unb al bies nur, bamit iene perion
i'm capital prabIen fonnte bon benz BE.
tras Der bon ibm auSsefibrten Grbeit.
UNI bic ipariamen Staatsmdnner au BE-,
pssen. ibn bon &ans su Stang su er.
bDben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
ODhfte Seenen BET Der Gcrpner's
1tnterfndbuns In 0Dafbtnetcn.

8orIebte Wo6e bat sS in 8aIbins.
ton bel Der llnteriuduns iibsr ben GOT
ber 2eute, ipeIhe BEL bem ginturs bes
alien Sorb Tbeaters um's 2sbsn famsn,
iplfe Seensn seseben. Sol. Minsportb,
Gbef bsr 3ecorbs unb 8eniions. abtbeil.
uns. eeeen ben bic Mnflase porlaa, bab
sr bic 8ataitropbe nit peritulbsts. er'
idisn in 8eeleitune isines 3edtsbsiitan.
oes. bes 9lbpofatsn RoB gerrp. @ttpu
100 9erionen iparen anipsienb, bon benen
bic meiiten GlerfS ber Nscorbs unb Pens
iionss 4btbeiIuns tparsn.
Die GIerfs GbarIes 1rautman unb 8.
W. Webb iasten aus, bab Col. Ainsmortb
fait tdslitb in's @ebdube sefommsn isi,
um na6 Dem SOrtidritt Der Nussrabun.
gen i'm &eller 3u isben. 0ie dlteren
@Ierts i'm amte batten Ainsportb tpis'
oerboIt barauf aufmerfiam ssmadt, bnb
oas @ebaube cine eefabrIids Weniden'
falle iei.
9aB Sol. ainSiportb ben baufallisen
3uitunb bss @sbdubes sstannt babsn
mubte. idsint ben 9lusiasen bes 72idbri.
gen @lerfs 2bOmpiOn aufOlse faum mebr
3peifeIbaft. 3euse srfldrte ndmli6 auf
cine ciesbs,isIide Srase bes GorOnsrs,
oab er ipieberbolt bpr ber unfideren
Sreppe 9etparnt iporben iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

In ben bdrtelfen 8orpiirfen ssssn
ben glliirten unb sesen bic Surg
li6tigfeit Der eisenen Hegieriing, Der
Wfdnner bes riteuen &urleS," pel6e
li6 bur6 Die Diterrei6ilde Diplomatic
bdtteu naSfiibren lallen, ibren Iusorud
fano. gtur Die nOffi3iellen Orsane Der
6ffentli6eu Wtsnun9" perbielteu li6
rubis. Die Wfsinung lelblt aber mar
70 iebr 9eipannt, baB eine Berubiguhs
n6tbis tpurbe, unb 70 bielt benn Sal
nofD Dor ben Dslesationen cine 3ueite
Rebe, In ipelher er ietne erite erfldrte
unb Die feinoli9en MuSlegunsen beriel.
ben enti9ieben juriidmies. Seiterrei9
benfe ni9t oaran, bem Dreibunb ben
Riiden 81 febren, aber feiner Der alliirs
ten Staaten babe li9 ieinerjeit beS
Re6ts begeben, init elmer auberen Wta6t
In freuubi ihaftlide Se3iebungen gu tres
ten. Diele speite Teoe ideint Die Sa6e
mieber In ein belieres @eleile gebra6t
3u baben uub iiberbies wirb offiSiell BON
beutider Seite erfldrt, bab bte freunbs
i6aftliden Be;iebunsen smilben Seiters
reid unb RuBlanb bur6 ote 8ernittes
lung @apripis an9ebabnt norben leien.
90 loft iid benn bic Sahe In allgemeis
mes WOblsefallen auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

Der Der bort
ID o blb c t annte
anbrep 8. SOrs
ben, ein @reis
bon 20 Sabren,
iammt ieiuer CO.
jGbrisen Satin
speiter She I'M
eiseneu Sauie
anf i'd 3 libe
Weile ermorbet
auisefunoen, n,uno
balo be3ei6nete
bic OffentG6e
Wteinuna cine
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Io6ter aus ber eriten @be bes Wtan.
mes als bic llrbsberin Der Tbat. 9i;s
3ie Borben beiBt bic traurise geriibmts
belt oieieS ProSeiies, fpelde unier Bib
ben 2eieru Dor slu9en fiibrt. Sie lit
32 Sabre alt unb fat meber In ibrem
stuftreten nod in ibrer Grideinuns
etfpas SDmpatbiides, aber Die allses
meine Borein9enOmmenbeit, bie ibr BON
stntans on entsesensebradt murbe,
muB, meni9iteus pom iuriitilden
Stanbpunfte aus, unsere6tferttt err
Ideinen. penn man bebenft, bas Die
slnseflaste, pelfe bic Gbat entf6ieoeu
in abreoe itellt, bod erit iberfiibrt pers
ben muB. Sb bies 9eideben pirb. lit
our !3eit bes gdeberi6reibens bieier
5eilen nod nidt pOrausiuiebeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Mn SbptnOiIhtiqe.

Der llnter5ednete, peIder mad m.brdbri.
gen eeioen uon einem idmsren. 9unaeniibel
uno Der sefiirdteten Q DIM inbfudf burd,
Elm sinfades Mittel ssbsilt puroe tpiinid5t
al islnen WitI,ioenoen Die Metbooe Der SeiI.
un8 beiannt 5u MAIDEN. Or nirb allen, bic
20 tplnfden. tohenfrei cine abidrift bes Ws.
3spies ienoen. lueIdes eins fi&ers SeiIuna fiir
2 d 10 NIB udt. aftbma, Gatarrb,
Brondttis uno ale SaIs. unb Qunaen.
aHeftionen lit. Ct bOfft. oab ole 9eibenoen
lsip wRittel probiren, peIdes unidabbar IN.
W,r oas @s3ept. oas nidts foftsf nnb ieaens.
reid isn fam, iuiinitt i&reibe ssfdIIisit an
Meo. Gbwarb u. 0Bilfcn,
BrootIpu Stem Bort,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
edllthte 9rsKnr.

3ur5fidtiser Sonntasss
iager: .Da i6la9' bod slei9 e
@stter b'rein Wiit Sem Selbmann oa
babe Se mid i66n ans'idmisrt lis
6es Sie6 ldlsdt breiiirtl Denfe CT
nur: Da fdieb i9 seitern en- Saie, un
ba apportirt mir bes 2uber e'-aas' !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Si3,ie 9oroem.
Sor Batter uno @ntter nmsebradt baben
nnb tpirb ittt hafiir pro;eiirt.

Sor bem Sdwurseridt in giem 8ebs
forb, Wtaii., fat am 5. sunni Elm Wforbs
proSeB besonnen, oeiien 8erbanolunsen
i'm san,en &anoe init slufmerfiam
uerfOlst werOcn: Der 8oroeusY Yro;eB.
@s 1T Elm i6redli6es Yerbreden, Def.
ien sluffldrun9 uno 8eitrafuus oa.
ielbit perfol9t wirb. Sm gluSuit beS
peraanaenen sSahreS mnrbe in Hall His
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

oipIo matiiden
Sporen In Gle
cambria 9ebolt,
no er adt Sabre
lang oils @enes
ralfoninl tbatis
mar unb beions
bers wdbreno Der
fritii6en Ycriobe
oesGrabi Yaidas
&ufitanoes, in
wel6e iein c
q M t tS3eit in
@9Dpterl fiel. fidb
als Elm Wtaun
BON GROCER um'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Graf aafnoap.
Die ton ibm beridulbete Rtoe ttnn bic
berIMienenen anslegnngen nerIelbea.

beriaiebenen anslssumsen nerIeIbea.
@elesentlih elmer 8ebe iiber bic Be-
jiebunsen Seiterreihs sllusarns gu ben
fremben Wfdbten. melde @raf SaluofD
ben 6iterrei6iid uusariiden Dslesas
tiouen bielt, bat berielbe nit beionberer
@enngtbuun9 bas quite @innernebmen
NIT Huelauo betont. Sm Wtunbe beS
MinilterS bes sluSwdrtisen eines Der
Dreibuubitaateu, 3umal bes 0iterreis
6iI9sunsaril6en Yrenliers, fonnte cine
berartise geuberuns ni6t oerfeblen,
bas mettsebenbite 9lufleben 3u erresen.
Der Dreibunb madelt," 70 6araftes
riiirten ielbit beutid amerifanii6e
8latter nit politiidsferniidtiser lleber'
i6rift Die faum sefabelte Situation
unb i'm alten europa fannesieBerte man
nit einer Seftisfeit ipie ielten 3uuor.
Die GeuBerlug &alnofDs fiel eben audi
In cine !3eit, mo iie mad alien Ei6tuns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
weiles' geersen. uus e.ber. Winen

pirisn mad sintm nsusn @rin,ip; fs orbner
9ebsr. Maaeu uno @eodrme ourd be Rerper
Cine nsue Gutoe6uua Or. MiIss 9ilen be
len 6allenleiom. ibeln 9ei1mad. untbatisI
eeber, Sdmorrtoiosn, gsrltopfuns. ShnI
@Ieifen fur Wdnuer, 6raueu uno Sinoer, Oil
tIeinitsn. miIoeften uno fiheritsn 4illtu. 5(
Dozen 25 6. @robsn umiOnf bel allen Apo
tbefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

rasenoer @nersie bswiss. Spater
wnrbe er auberoroentlider @eianoter
nmo bepollmadtister Minifter am ru-
manil6en SonigSbofe, fam BON bort In
eleidsr @i9eni6aft mad oem Saa9 uno
ipurSe Dor jwei Sabren als preubiider
@slanbter mad Stutt9art periest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Samrma y. B. Sefff&.
Der ntHernaante bentIdie Seti@afttr In
8aibinBton.

Dem neuernannten, eriten beutI6eu
8oti6after in @aibinston sebt elm
auSgeiei1neter Euf poraus. areiberr
Sanrma BON Der Se1ti6 fat iid eiein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
3o6efter 3eusniffe.

Sd mar Sisls SABRE lang nit tnbdnbIitsm
Rbeumatismus bttaftft. aonnts mid Gag une
Naht ni6t In mtinfm Stubl btptssn. 5attt
aud &otblauf In ben 8nisn bis su ben GiiBsn.
W. 8. 9. Z. bat mid furirt.
Gbparb Daees Brighton, q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

gen bin aus5lis
beuten mar. Die
@e9ner Der Wtis
litaruorlase be-
itueteit iie be-
greiflider @eiie
als trefflides ars
sument fhr Die
8re bituerueiSes
-runs,oie Sreuube
aber seisten ji6
bon elmer Orbit
teruns aber
8 eferret6 s
Tra,,hr,tA u A;a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

Drsi S6a&ttln M. 8, 9. &. battn msinsn
8atarrb bsisitist. SD mar 70 frauf baB i'd
faum iprshtn oetr atbmsn fcnnts. SaS 8
Samtl, assnt Der NatirnaI esbsnspsrftn.
unss 60, % unb % GlpOpb @sbaubs, &p1s-
iftr, q. q,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

Bier S@a&tsIn M. s. 9 8. ssapfsln babsr
MID ppn rinsm bGlen glisrsnIsibtn bsfrsit. 8,
y. ped. . .. 8raptcn's Sidst Sffies, Con.
sreB Saa, Syrarufs, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
grtsuD,rritiuno una ooua4s.

Sen gorf q. S;t. 1882.
Tr. q. Z. 5aubeu. sBertbcr bsrr ;-yor r-wO
nrei iubreu tnufte Id eineu 1brcr eteifii'cu Gittc
t,huis brfrug gou gleruenierritiuuQ In iGlilrlGey
Gpgn. 0ie mtiUe eas'nroheit untergrnb. Set Sabru
hs.te 10 t.rilH lAretidleu imluddernrl NcruN
mcntr Ysbc t6iic ertruQtu uVb iG tuuNte Nti iuns
cu Q0Huosr Sdilai ionr dber nnhbcm 100 neu Uiir'Cl
siuen Mona ldng Peirngen bdie. iihl'e i'd mid
Nctig pue phnili6 Oel iidrItr urb iuric }tt Wiiey
mas 10 gai'j gebsilt. ah.guGeUou,
6. 5eefis. 237 gopsyp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

SD lit brti Sabre an 8srhauunasbsi6putsn
Cine Sta6tsl M. 8. Q. 3. sapfsn babsr
MID iurirt. Grau Waerpitr,
sol 9sa&fr., Syraeuis, n. q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

DS Ssinites SaIat6I bsim Mab Be
@ibmaper.
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The morning call., 1893-09-01
Blown Up by Coal Gas.

The German bark Argo was blown up
by an explosion OF coal gas. The vessel
was loaded with coal and was all ready to
sail for Valparaiso. 1t was few minutes
to 10 o'clock in the morning when two
awful explosions occurred. Like the re-
port of tho discharge OF heavy gun the
whole afterpart OF the ship blew up. and
the first report was followed Immediately
by second one forward. which rent the
deck from the fore hatch to the main,
wrenched the whole of the stanchions fore
and aft, threw the iron deckhOuse, in
which the crews quarters are, several
feet high. also the ships galley in the same
structure, broke the iron deck beams Of
the ship, and tore and twisted the plating
OF the ship above the water line, break
blowing them clean through and practi-
men aloft sprang from great heights into
the water. Those out on the iibboom
dropped off, falling either into the harbor
or on top of the buoy. They were stunned
by the fearful concussion. The ship shook
so that those who were on deck were yio-
leDtly thrown down.
Chief Officer Richard Arstlen was killed
and Second Officer Car KnObloch and a
passenger named John Chamberlain were
dangerously hurt. The cook was blown
out of his galley and mp on the forecastle.
The iron foremast was raised two feet and
the men in the rigging were tumbled into
the bay. The explosion was due to heated
coal, which had only been twenty-four
hours in the ship The Argo was con-
demned and was to be dismaDt tied,
The morning call., 1893-09-01
Ships Wrecked by Pow
erful Explosives.
LANDSLIDES AND FLOODS.
Serious SequeIs of a Strike of Sea-
men-LateSt News From
Australia.
8The steamer Alameda. which arrived
yesterday, brought late advices from Aus
tralia and New Zealand.
A Dynamite Outrage,

The seamen's strike at Sydney continues
in full force, all efforts to arrange a COM
promise having failed. A dastardly
attempt was made at about midnight on
July q to blow up the steamer Aramac bv
dynamite while at sea. The vessel was
on her voyage from Sydney to Brisbane,
and the explosion occurred when she was
about five cr ten miles south of Point Look
out. The whole of the fore cabin was
shattered. and two passengers were seri-
ously injured. 1t was discovered that a
charge of dynamite had been placed under
one of the hunks. and a steerage passen-
ger has been arrested on suspicion and is
now awaiting his trial. The unionists
emphatically deny completely In the out
rage, and the secretary of the Seamen's
Union gives it as his opinion that these
outrages ''are merely worked-up lodges by
some people who are apparently desirous
of getting public sympathy turned against
uninuists."
The Aramac explosion makes the eighth
trouble on board ship within almost as
many days. The Burrumbeet and the
Sydney dynamite incidents have been re-
ierred to in previous summary, then
came an extraordinary accident between
the Elingamte and the Guiding Star. the
latter vessel foundaring and life lost.
Next he wreck of the steamer Hilda and
the narrow escape of her crew, and the
blow up of the bark Argo in Sydney har-
Dor, are occurrences the origin of which
continues to bs regarded by many persons
with grave misgivings; and, latterly, the
sinking of the steamer Franklin at Towns
vile, and the accident to the Corea. Such
a chapter of maritime disasters is prob
ably unparalleled in Australian shipping
history within the same short period.