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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-11-16

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Logan township. -.
jackson township
Trenton township
Brown township
Wayne township .
BeiPre tOwnship.
Franklin TOWNSHIP
Lincoln township
Survey fund. ,.,.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
Biffe8barre Ra&rt6ten.

| - Die Bu1s unb 8iIberbanbIune bon
9ebr. Pudsp an Rorb Wainitrabe ipurb,
in Der Nadt bon Sreitas auf Samfae
UNI Bertbiaden unb @sIb gum 8etrase
bon 5000 beraubt.
-9ie Sdmisbe. unb Garpenteriperf.
itatte nabe benz Wabbsq BREEDER ,u
Yiiner8 UlilIS brannte am Dienitaa
Dlorsen nieber unb Der BREEDER ieIbft mar
in Gsfabr.
= 8ei einem Seusr in Sa;Ieton am
5reita8 Wlorsen rannte Srau 8oinfo
in baS brennenbe Saus ;urid, UNI ibren
bersefenen Sduslins ;u retten. NIs its
ipieoer erf6ien, mar iie 70 perbrannt, bab
fie baIb barauf itarb, unb au& bas ainb
ipirb faum am 2ebsn bIsiben fDnnen.
ais Der 8anfi &pinSler glodafeIlsp
fallirte, bate CT aud s5l 900 ftdbtifds
9elber in 8eriratrune. Seine 8lrsen
Sobn WeIIes Soaenbad, &obert Witdsa
unb Siaaf 2ibinsfone psiserten fd,
ben gsrIuit au eriesen, unb bic Stabt
bat iett pOr @eridt RIase sessn bisisIbsn
einseIeitet.
= Der sttpa 60 Sabre aIte SpJepb
anbduier madte am SamRas Nadmit.
tas einen ansriff auf ben Mbnofatsn
George nrqubart in beFen Office unb
bebiente iid basu eines Bellies; es 8ss
lang benz Mbpofatsn, au entfIisben unb sr
lieB feinen Inereifer uerbaften. rrqu.
bart 1T 8ertpaIter elmer SinterIaHenf1aft
unb bate bem alien Wanne @eIb Der.
fpei8ert.
-Sobn Stanep, WidasI prob:osiie
unb Sobn 8ruben itanben am Donneritas
neben Der BIatform sben an Der Sdisf.
ebene ON SO. 4 Sda@t ber &insston
2oblen 60. in Iebafter nnterbaltuns unb
tpurben babel bon ben aufpdrtS sebsns
ben 2arren erfaBt nnb sesen bic 8Iats
form sequetidt. Die erfsenannten ipa.
rem auf Der Stege tpbt, Der Isbters iif 70
eefdbrlid perIett, baB sr ni6t sensisn
tann.
-Bis gum seitrisen Gage bate man
in Der @apIorb @tube su 8Ipmoutb fiinf
Der 2eidsn ber periddtteten 8ersIeuts
aufsefunben unb man iif Der Anii4t, bab
bic anberen 8erunsliidten an benz ertre'
men @nbe bes S4a4tes bon bem Gin.
ftur,e iiberrai1t tpurben unb bic 2ei9en
pieaei8t erf na& elmer Wo&e sefunben
ipsrbsn. $50 bic 8ettunssmannidaft
isst arbeitet. III bic Sage iebr ssfabrlid
unb elm bsitdnbisss Stdssn Der 9ede
n0tbis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
NtttStpu.

- Sim 9ienfag Worssn um 4 1lbr
tpurfs Der Stpre Der Mnnera 8obIen So.
su 2afIin sur4 Seuer seritbrt unb Elm
S9aben bon sssen $4,000 peruria&t.
-Sn Samtotpn peridisb am Sreitas
Srau Gbrifina g. 2utrinser i'm GIter
bon nabe,u rs Sabren unb bic 8serbis'
uns fanb am Sonntas i'm bortissn Srwb'
bofe tatt.
= Ssrr Gbriif 8smis, ber befannte
Wirtb bonn NationaI SoteI, unb Srau
gIiiabstb nImsr bon 8roolIpn. q. g..
purbsn SorIstten Wontas in 8rOofIpn
8etraut.
- Ser 8setboben Mannsrdor iiber.
rai6te am Tlontas Nbenb ieinsn lang.
i6brissn Yrdiibenten seIessntIi6 befen
4liten Geburtstaees unb ipurbs gut be'
tpirtbet.
-Sn elmer 2neips snti itanb am Conn.
tag aIbeno anil iden einisen StaIeinsrn unb
Sobn DOLPHIN unb ieinen Sreunbsn
Strsit. Dolphin tparb in bas Ause se'
i6oiien unb Iiest sefabrIi6 barnieber.
isin Sdpaser erbielt mehrere Stidpuns
ben.
- 9ln benz BIanfsnip,se mad bem
Sorton 2pbIeniperf, in glains Ioipn'
fbip, fanb man am Samfas Morsen
bic 2eide beS 8oIen Sobn 8obI nit
WtsrtmaIen. bic auf einsn Morb idIiebsn
IaHen. Man bat 8erbadt auf Sobn
8urfe. oer furs ,ubor in Der @sieai9aft
bon @Obl mar unb NIT ibm sstrunfsn
bate.
- Sin Seuer nit traurisem Gussanse
brad Sreitas Na9t l2 llhr in benz Sauie
bon Mi1asI Sorb in Snferman aus.
Die Sniaflen entfamen unberIebt. nit
Nusnabme bon Srau Sorb unb ibrem
elfidbriesn gnfeI Sobn Mansan, bic in
einem SdIaf;immer bes untersn Stod'
iperfsS paren. Srau Sorb iparb ibtper
perbrannt serettst unb Der 8nabe fam
in ben Slammen uui. Gu4 $500 in
@eIb ioIlen berbrannt isin.
= SIM aohbauis bes poIen anbrsip
8odsr su SmitbSiqe fant Samitas
abenb cine SsitIi6fsit anIabIi6 bss @ss
burtstaaes eines Der 9oitsdnssr itatt.
I'm baIb IL lbr entfsrnte ii9 8o1sr
nit benz 8smerfen, ct mIHe Semanben
ieben, unb cine Stunbs ipdter fanb man
ibn in ben Iebten 3Isen auf bem o. & $.
8eIeife Iiesen unb er farb balb barauf
Or mar tbotlid mibbanbelt unb Der 2Dr.
per bann auf bas 9eIeiie selest tporben,
bamit elm balb iu eripartenbsr 3ue ibn
iibsrfabre unb 70 Der Rorb ben anidsiu
zines llnfallsS erbalte. Dlan bat feins
Abnuns, tper bic 3bat bssanssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
Don NeterSbure.

Die S1sibunsstIase bon gIiiabstb
8sppIer ssssn @onrab 8eppIer III auriids
gesossn tporben. 4Is neulid Elm 8srb5r
in Der AnssIeesnbeit itattfunb, mubte
gonrab aus oem @efdnsnib, mo CT
tpessn MiBbanbIuns fsiner Srau faB.
Dor bas Mbppfaten Tribunal eebra1t
tperSsn unb bas gbepaar ftanb fi& felt
LANCER 9sit ipieoer sinmaI dug in aus'
sssendbey. Die frabere 8unsisuns er.
tpa1ts in gonra6's Buien unb sr fab
feline Srau NIT bssebrli@sn 8Iiden an |;
mu6te ct iid bod sefeben, bab iie in
isber 5iniidt Elm brapss Beib mar unb
ibn rebIi1 erndbrt, au1 iosar ieinen
>, ,9eri6t" fets bsfrisbist bate, ipsnn CT
ni1t Iber bic Strange fdIus. Na9
benz 8erbbr nGberte ct fi1 ibr i'm
Corridor unb bat iie, ibm bic Sanb sur
8srf6hnuns ,u rsiden; er ipra1 70 Ianss
auf fs Elm, Bis iie iib eripsi9en Iieb-
Elm beraIids llmarmuns foIsts unb anfatt
NIT BEN 8efdnsnibaufiebsr in bic Gountp.
8aitiIle, ains GOnrab in fr5bIi4er Stimm.
uns nit ieiner beri5bnten Srau na&
Sauis. SOffentIi8 bdIt bic 8eri5bnuns
bissmaI an.
No. 8sfeat bas .,BodsnbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
0erfdumen ibre NfiiAten.

Sstrmann bat f6un ~ 3sittn feline pfiGtsu
ststn f6 islbff ptrf6umt. Sunbtrtt BON f}rautn
unb Nab&en ltiotn an safril8sm 8spff6mn,,
Nrp5Ftdt, S6laapiisfsit unb Grautnfranfbtitsn.
Wuasn ft btm 9tipisls hr 8rau 8. Ssrbt6ttr,
Sttrtns puint gBis., fcIstn, bic fiinf SABRE
lang itper an gierpsnriGIaHuns unb z 6laaufs
fttt lit, fs ptriu6tf Srstli&t Ssbanoluns unb
pHlGitetne Nthieintn pbnf Grfols. Nbn tinl
tinjiet 8laf&t Or WiIts' Nerpins perfdaifts
ibr suisn SSlaf isbt gia&t unb Fs fiibIt iid nit
ntustbprtn. -8rau gltfabttb 0bttIsr, earamis
City, Wypmins, bic ALE anstrsn Mtbirinsn pn.
luGt bat, trflGrt tab fit na& brtipSdsntli&tm
Ginntbmtn be- Rsrpint ststn ssppfI@mn,tn,
NnSsnui6laHuns u. (. 10. polffanbis bsrss-
Rsat purbe. .3u babtn bel allen Apoib,ritrn
prpbtaaI1hsn umlpnf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
Stiirste tptt uieber.

Disis Wprtt fnb unisrn eeltrn ipObI tsiannt,
sa niGt sin Gag ptrssbt an btm mir ni&t bon
BEN plUsli&en 5pee irstnh ttnts tsrpprrassnbsn
8iirsus bUreu. Die llria6t if: ,Suifrani-
btit." Ran isbt f& babr rpr ptnn man
zines Der na&stnannttn Symptumt bat: aur-
rn Mtbtm, Stitsnifs1tn, Grfidanssanfdaf, g.
fGpsatns stuSdtl, Mtbtmnotb, Nnfalt son
S6w6&s unp 6unstr, GmPfuelitftit In ttr
S&ulitr pbtr BEN Mrmt, Srnittrn pbtr unrr.
stlmGbistn pulsitlas. Das supsrISiiisits btil-
mittsl 1T Or. Wilts' Nsw ptart Cure psldts
f@pn taultnbt qsbtn ssrsttet bat. BUD mil
.3eusniifsn umipnif BEL alien aputbdtrn, BIZ
aud bas Ntp ptart Cure ptrfauftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
GaS EhaI abndrta.

-3um poitmeifer fur Durpea III gi
s. Gorcoran ernannt iporben.
- ardie Dapmonb. Das brittle Dpfel
Der Mooie BulpsrmibIs grploiion, tpurb,
am 9onnsrtas besrbiet.
Die Giebsrsi bon 6otpaIb & Wc'
Mlurtrie, nabe Der gDiqiam u Sede A.
Durpea, purbe Samfas Na1t burd
5euer ssrtbrt unb bic Sirma ioa elmer
8erIuit bon $4,000 erIeiosn, Der MID
periidert 1T.
- Sod ME subor mar in Gboea bai
ssiebIoie Clement 70 ausselafen. fpie an
Sanftas abenb. unb bic goli,ei batt,
ALE Sdnbe boa au tbun. Wdbrenb einer
9aufersi stpifden 9oIen ,u Dupont mari
elmer berieIbsn bur4 einen Steinipurf Of
ben 8opf 10 ftiusr perlsst, bab er itarb
Sablur.-am SorIsstsn Mittpod
mar bier 8abItas unb es iit babel se'
br6udli1, oaB bic Sloipaden elm Trinf
seIase abbaIten. Subn RitteriHod uni
Sobn Wtunbod, bic ansebIi6 Sdmds.r
iinb, febrten Donneritas Morsen Q llbr
bon einem ioldsn mad ibrem 2oftbaui
an Dat Stra6s suriid uno baIb barau
serietben ie ipeseu SamiIienanseIessn'
bsiten in Streit unb Diunbod iprans au
RitteridOd au unb perisste ibm msbrsr
Stide nit einsm Raiirmsfsr. @is si
iheint, narb Der 8ertpunbete pernah
Idiiiet unb ftarb mad feds Stunbsn al
8IutpsrIuf. Der W6rbsr 1T enifIObsn
- Ser IebtipDdsntIids 8abItas al
ben SoIpsn, Iaplor unb 4pne @rubel
tpar bsr unbebeutenbite felt Sabren.
= @abrsnb elmer 2aufsrei in be
itaIieniidm AniisbIuns nabe 3apIor an
Sreitas bradte GIementina Scott be
8eroniea Ior&ia mebrsrs sefabrli6
Sti6punben BEL. Die Wssare purb
BEN @efdnsnib iibertpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
Gbbe Iarfer Mctfseii.

= Daniel Sod bon 2afasette Gtrab,
ipirb NIT SamiIie am l.. GpriI mad gbi.
IabeIpbia um,ieben.
= Ser Stabtseometer Bat in ben Ieb.
ten Tasen germsfunsen sen,adt fi,
8innitsine unb Seitentpese an Der SGb.
ieite bon Weit 2adatpanna Npenue unt
Weffeite bon 8obinion Strabs.
= Gait Prosibenee, 81. S.-Wdbrent
i'd in elmer sroben Dfenfabrif angsiteql
mar. bate i'd bdufis @eIssenbsit bic Sell.
fraft bon ST. Safobs Del BEL 8ranbipun.
ben su erprobsn.-@eo. W. Sorton.
- aIs aIfrsb gbrbart am Bonner.
flag bas burd einen 3us beriperrte Gs.
lsiie ber 8. 8. & W. Babn in aepiel
BAILEY freusen ipollte, traf Jpn sin'
8rsmSitanss in bic 8ippsn unS perIsstt
Jpn nidt unsrhsbIi8.
= Martin McMnbrsfp bon 722 gpnor
StraBe farb am Samitas an ben Solser
bon gsrlsbunsen, bic Ct bor einiser
Wonaten in Der Dodge @rube babor
trug. CT brad bamaIs bas Hddgrai
unb erIitt anbere Wunben.
SIN benz Groesris Store Der ssrau
Glen glorten an 9lorb Main 4penus
brad Inn baIb IL nbr 9onnsritas Nadi
elm Ssusr aus, bas Ianssrs 8sit brannts
unb bic seiammte Ginri1tuns ,erlsSrts.
Der Sdaben iif psriidsrt.
SIN sinem bon bier SamiIien Be,
ipobntsn Sauie an 8ebnter Strabs. nabs
Orforb, brad Samitas Mbsnb balb IL
nbr elm Seuer aus, bas einisen S1aben
anri4tete, aber bor antunft ber Seusrs
tpebr seIbi&t tpar.
SIN Der Spmmsrfide bss DoppsI.
bauIes bon TbomaS 8i1arbs an 2incoln
apsnue unb 2afapstts Strabs brad am
Dienitas Worsen baIb II llbr Elm Seuer
aus. bas bebeutenben Sdabsn anridtsts.
au4 bic 8sipobner SO. @. gbans unb
gSan Biaiams erIittsn am Sausserdtbe
BerIuf.
- Der "a Sabre aIts Srebsrid g.
Wbitburn, befen Wutter an @arfieIb
ISenue pobnt, tpar infoIse bon epileps
tii1sn Mnfdqen Elm Snialie bes Mrmsn.
bauiss, ipeldem ieco1 setpihe Sreibeiten
ssipdbrt ipurben. 9tm Wiontas Mittae
ipoIIte er mad Glenburn fabren unb itiee
BEL @Iarfs Summit auf einen Sradtaus {;
ipdbrsnb er 3tpii1en ben 8arren ftanb,
mub Ct einen &nfaa sebabt baben unb
3tpii1en bic 8dber esfauen isin. bsnn
man fanb Jpn ipdter furdtbar beritiim.
melt unb Ct itarb brsi Stunbsn barauf
i'm 2adaipanna SospitaI.
- am nd1fen Montas Absnb finbst
in Der Turnbage an isbenter Strabe
oas S1auturnen gum 8enefi; bes Iurns
Iebrers Serrn GarI Staibsr itatt, unb es
betbeilissn iid an bemielbsn bic aftibsn
Turner, 8bsIinse, Mdbhen. unb anas
benfIaHen Der Siib5eite unb Spbe Parf
9urni9uIen. 9as fir bieiss SET auf.
seitelte proeramm 1T elm febr umfans.
rsi1es unb ipe4isIbOlIeS unb beipnbers
sssisnst, bic Sortidritte Der bsrfdisbenen
aIaHsn an ben @erdtben unb in srsi.
llebunssn au bsmonitriren. Dab bic
aniirsnsunssn unb Der gifer esS GERM
garl Staiber cine frsubise ansrfsnnuns
perbienen, tpirb eeipis niemanb in Abrebe
iteqen-uns am ndditen Dlontae Absnb
III bic 9sit, bieS praitii4 ;u bstpeifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
SaS 2i;enss 6ertdt

mar i'm 8ansen iebr snabis unb Bat ni6t
nur ale ..aIten Sduisr" ,behdtist, nit
Der ausnabme bon aipei. ionbern bon ben
l26 neuen 8eiuden nod ipeitere 60 bes
tpiaist. SIN Der 13. Warb iit bic 9abI
eer 2lsenisn auf brei erbBbt fporbsn.
Dan. s. aearnep III baieIbft isbo6 abse.
blibt. eenn ss tpuroe ibm borssbaIten,
bab er 2isenserIansunssn aIs reSslmdbi
ses @si&dft betreibs, Inn bisie 6ann an
Anbers sa iibertrassn. Inter bensn,
tpeldsn cine 2issns bsripeissrt ipurbs,
finbsn mir nur ,ipei bsuti6s Ramen,
nemli4 George pfabIsr bon Dunmors
unb Soiepb Spiser bon ber 10. Warb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
Dpn Der Snofeite.

SIN bsm Gonns1 gart iinb isbt a6t.
lsbn arbsitsr bef8dftist.
Srau SreS. 8srner bon 8ss4 Strabs
itarb in Der Samitas giadt unb tpurbt
am Disnitas besrbist.
1lsbsr bic StaTorb, Meaboip 9roDI
tpirb an gIm Strabe, stuiidsn 8rospeei
unb StOns, Gin nsusr 5ubiteis sebaut.
Die Dirtbi1aft Der @itttpe StsimI,
an Pittston Mpenue ipir6 am l. april IL
bic 9dnbe bes Ssrrn @m. q. 6did Dor
437 8ir4itrabe iibersebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

9rei
GentS
| @tore,
523 9afaipanna g(be.,
itpif&en @aibinSton unb abams,
ssssnHtr Der DHtiSm Osb SsaUps Dale.
~
Gts
eampsnsIaisr, mittlers @rSbt..
eampfnsaisr,
~'"'B'u''"
gSetuslaler
Saurs- -@tl9irr.
Saiisn unb llntsrtaifsn, isbs...................3
Nai9intn. Sd- d-.................... .....3
8ssaI.p .papisr, 2 Dubsnb gcssn. ...............3
SttdnabsIn Q papirs. ...3
Simts stIstsfOT-
Icilettfn.Ssi g
6sutr-S S@auftIn.. ...... ......... ......3
p"'o"W''-..'.''........... ...................."..""..
seartchslfSbsr aus pol, unb Drabt... ...........3
Wufpai9s- -Sarfsn... ...................... .....8
eampsni9rms s..............................
Banner pbtr SpIa1b- Natttn.
aammfaftsn, Spisssl ubsr Shsi9bu,bsbSl-
w ...........................6
OnfI Sam Gar Stift........................8
@utt Sar Stifs.... ........................4
Sfsn-p pUlitur, yvsrIsss yaRe" ...............4
8liiItss Sfn-politur.
Srubtn.eampen...
1 Quart braunt strist...
2 Quart Gimn NIT DsdsI..
DaittsImabiss eampsnbnnnr. nr...................4
10 Quart @slairrpfanns.. ns...................fO
@uts S&ubbtiras........ .......................S
ltnS cine enSlofe Auspabl BON Mr.
tifeln 3u Sreifen, bic nirsenbs.
tpo unterboten merSen.
Spbe Barter, 8sIsbus, Sabfsite unb
Dunmore unb go. 6 StraBenbabn pafs
iiren bic Tbdrs bss
5 Gemts StOre,
523 2acfatpanna 2lpenme,
Serantpn, IA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

0as baigas bsaH@s @5ba@ef@af tn br Stabt Scranton
tt SSm. Siiiember9er's,
Sep. 229 mnb Nenm Mnene ssendr br 8aphfsn 8rds
asmm uns sbet unIern 0orratb
garor=smits Ylad, 8rooeae mmp Sapfriss, Yiidode
g5ebrppmSnts, fptpe Ns6bef teber Mrt
Mfatraeen, 8ettfebern, etc.
ae.n u
9apm lat SaR
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
@apue Gpuutn.

Die .. &. s. 60. bat bic amab
Der GanaIbOots um $50 perrinsert.
= Sim na9fsn Montas baIt be,
SoneSbaIs 2isperfrans einen BAL in isi'
ner Gale ab.
-8um Bsifsn bsr beutiden Iutbsri'
fden 8ir&e bon 5OnesbaIe besinnt an
81. Mdr, in Der Iotpn Gale cine Sair
su yeIder bas SdIfseomite eifrise 8or'
bersitunsen trifft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

SS- Annoneirt i'm ..Wo1enbIatt".
~ SIM 6dubfors bon 6sbr. Slid
IN Geearfr. finbet man bic befe Baare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23
q erantpn
Spat= Sanf,
122 8bomime slbenne,
Scrantpn, pa.

Oas dlteite Spar.Snititut I'M noro.
.oitliden YenniDlpanien. e.
Samss Blair, grdiibent.
9. D. Brite. 8iDe grdi.
3. 6. Q Sddfer. gaiiirer.
u. 3. 8lair aiiiit. ganIirsr.
Sbeo &. Straub. SsIlsr,
9ireftoren:
Sames Blair. Q. 3. Erite,
Geo 3 gatIn, 6rarf W. Spencer.
4. 3, Blair, Sames ar1baIo.
B. .. Sennebb. Seipitt 6. Blair
Nm. 8. 8ieieI. Sac. W. Safforo
ffibrt elm ausemeines 8anfsefddft.
SteIlt Bedisl 5abIbar in rssno einsm sbeiIc
Der @elt aus.
pro,ent Suterefen auf 9tpoften bDabIt.
lin aunofdoft wIrb 9ebeten.
Ofsn Samitas abenbs bon 7 Bic 8 llbr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-06

side summer such, light wraps are by nc
means necessary, as the fur lined ones used
in December are not too great protection
against the strong cool winds that blow in
from the ocean at night. Neither does
mountain air afford any excuse for light
covering to unprotected arms and shoul
ders, for after sunset the temperature falls
amazingly and does not mount to com
Portable altitude again until several hours
after the sun has risenS
Therefore winter evening wraps will be
found more serviceable than those lighter
ones which amply protect the woman who
INDUCES in city festivities at this time o!
the year. The keen upland air hasa search
ing quality that will not be denied ono,
one is out Of an artificial temperature. Tt
go TO the moentains or the shore with only
summer weight clothing, like going to SCI
without hannels and warm wraps, betray,
lack of previous experience OF cours,
there are exceptional years when the at
mosphere is almost uniformly warm, buta
n rule it is safe to count on not only chill,
but cold nights
A sketch is given Of pretty Partisan
model for thin evening wrap. 1t is made
of light cloth and lined with satin of the
same shade. The back is loose and laid in
plaits in the middle, the front is plated al
either side, while the wing sleeves form u
part of the body of the cloak. a wide
gathered piece Of velvet forms an epauet
over each sleeve wing, and gold and pearl
passementerie ornament with a long fringe
of pendants is placed on either side of the
back folds. JUDO CHoLLET
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-06

"You see the situation, " said Marian
as she approached Kenton, who was
carefully examining his revolver. "You
could moi, beat them off single handed,
and if you are discovered here you will
be taken prisoner and the rest of ussub-
jected to annoyance aud insult. You
must 60 at once"
And leave you unprotectedT"
"Our people have an idea that the
Yankees have horns and hoops" she
laughed, but l have lived among them
for years, os you know. They will NOT
make war on OLD men ana derenseless
women. Col There is no time to lose
They are surely going to stop here!'
Kenton retreated through the orchard
to the cover of stone wall 200 feet in
rear of the house. He was scarcely
sheltered when the troopers filed into
the yard through the gate and surround
I'd the house. The captain in command
1smounted and was about to rap on the
wide open front door when Marian sp-
peared.
"Well?" she queried as he looked at
her in the greatest surprise for half a
minute.
"Ah, excuse mel" he stammered. II
am looking for some one-a mana
man who is supposed to be a Confeder-
ate scout or spy"
There is only one white man here
the old farmer himself. We have seen
no stranger. You are at liberty to
search. "
"Oh, no, no! The word of lady is
amply sufficient. Perhaps he took the
other road. Sergeant, reform the men
in the highway"
ITo BE CONTINUED.
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Percy.
her mother. The meeting appeared to
be as pleasant to al as it was unex-
pected. The Percys had arrived only
two days before in hopes to remove the
farmers wife, who was a relative, to
their home in the valley. The woman
was ill--too i'll to stand the journey,
and they would wait for few days in
hopes of an improvement. The house
had been visited daily by parties from
both armies, but thus far no violence
had been offered nor had anything been
taken from the farm.
For almost the first time since he had
known her Royal Kenton was left alone
with Marian Percy for an hour. They
sat under the apple trees, and he told
her the details of the battle of Bull Run
as far as he had gathered them, of his
interviews with Jackson, the object of
his scout, his hopes and fears of the fu-
ture. ''
You enlisted to serve your state,
she said when opportunity came. This
is no longer question of what a state
may OF may not do. 1t is no longer Vir-
ginia, but southern confederacy. Do
you feel the same obligation?"
Does the same obligation existr" he
queried in reply.
Certainly not. have dared to so as
sert and have almost been called trai-
tor for my language. One does not need
to be politician or the daughter of a
politician to realize that the success of
the newborn confederacy means the
downfall of the republic. And yet Vir-
ginians cannot return to their homes
and lay aside their weapons of war"
Thus far / have cast my fortunes
with Virginia" replied Kenton, "and
it is too late to retreat now, even If 50
desired. What the end will be no man
can predict.
They talked of other things as they
sat on the rude bench Farmer Hastings
had constructed that he might smoke
his pipe in tie shade and still look out
over the dusty highway which ran past
his door. There was no declaration of
love by word of mouth, but / think that
some conclusion was arrived at just the
same, and that both were happy over it
in asilent way.
Dinner had just been eaten when one
of the colored servants announced the
approach of body of Federal cavalry
from the direction Of Washington. Ken
Ton counted them while they were yet
half mile away and made the number
to be go. 1t was patrol, and it might
stop or pass on,
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THIN EVENING WRAPS.

A Pretty Parisian Model With Win:
Sleeves and Satin Lining.
Some Of the most charming dinners and
dances Of the year are given at the end Of
the season, when flowers are in profusion
ard Windows may be left open to admit the
fresh evening air, and the lace curtained
embrasures form pleasant retreats after the
glare and heat Of the gaslight. 1t is at this
time Of the social year that a woman who
can afford half dozen different wraps for
every degree of temperature may wear hei
light evening cloak of silk or thin cloth,
covering her low cut dress, but neither
crushing it nor burdening her. For sea,
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A Skull in the Dead Letter oalce.

From one Of the cases grins human
skull. 1t is brown with age, having ap.
parently lain under the clay for long
time before its resurrection and its journey
through the mails. There was no address
or postmark when it came All that it
bore was the inscription Jimmie McDuf"
carved on the frontal bone. Jimmie Nc.
Duff is the name Of murderer who per
ished on the scaffold out west a few years
ago, but the skull is not believed to be
Jimmie's. Somebody evidently sent it rs
a joke to some friend acquainted with the
circumstances of Jimmie's taking off
Washington Cor ST. Louis Globe Demo.
crat.
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CHAPTER VIII.

AS with the Federals at Arlington, so
with the Confederates on the fields and
meadows to the south. Battles were
fought on the eastern coast and on the
western rivers battles which made
history were fought in North Carolina,
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri, but
the Army of Virginia remained in its
camps. Its leaders realized from the
beginning that Virginia would be the
real battle-ground of the war, and that
the Army Of Virginia would be called
upon to render heroic defense. Every
hour gained was an advantage, every
day gain Of men and material and
experience.
When Royal Kenton reported to
General jackson as per order he was
asked if he knew the country to the
north of the Confederate outposts. He
was forced to reply that he was entirely
ignorant of it.
This is disadvantage, but one you
can overcome, said the general. 1--WE
are III need OF lew more brave men at
the front to act as scouts Would you
have any objection to serving in that
capaeity?"
IL should not like to act the part
Of spy" stammered Kenton in much
confusion.
Nor would ask you to. A spy is
generally brave man and often moved
solely by patriotism, but few of them
are soldiers, and tho profession is un-
der stigma. AS a scout you go in
your uniform, secure such information
as you can in legitimate way, and if
captured you are treated as prisoner
of war. You can take a comrade with
you or 60 alone, MS you elect. Do not
be afraid to state your objections If you
have any"
II will go and go alone" replied
Kenton after a moments thought.
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