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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
TOOK TOO MUCH MORPHINE.
Mrs. Birmingham Says She Made Mis-.
take in Handling the Drug


take in Handling the Drug.
Mrs. Birmingham, of West Lacka-
wanna avenue, was taken to the Lacka-
wanna hospital yesterday under pecu-
liar circumstances. She stated that
owing to a misapprehension she had
taken a dose of morphine to cure a
headache, but was too liberal in hand
ling the drug.
Yesterday afternoon, however, a diff
ferent aspect was put on the matter
when a constable appeared at the hos
pital with a warrant issued by Alder
man Hore, of the Eighth ward, charg-
ing Mrs. Birmingham with stealing a
watch from a young man. Owing tc
her illness, however, the warrant was
not served, and little later on in the
day she was removed to the Hillside
home, where it is expected that she
will permanently recover.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
CASE OF MYSTERY.
Not Hanson Cab Episode, but the Police
Arc Silent


Are Silent.
\ well dressed and apparently re-
spectacle prisoner was confined in the
central police station yesterday. He
was arrested on a warrant issued by
Alderman Wright, but the cause of his
arrest and other particulars the autho-
rites refuse to give to the public at this
time.
The prisoner claims to be identified
with building and loan association in
this city, where he has resided but a
short time, He alleges that his arrest
was caused through malice and con-
Germs business transaction of less
than $50.
A deputy constable from Lancaster
arrived in the city last night and today
will take the accused to that place,
where he is wanted for embezzlement.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
His Company of Clever Variety People
Received with Favor.

"McFadden's Elopement," with
Comedin John Kernell as interpreter Of
the title role, was presented to fair
sized audience at the Academy of Music
last night. Kernel is still the natural
and effervescent delineator of Irish
character that first made him famous,
and which characteristic gave his late
brother, Harry, such an extensive popu-
larity.
What is lacking in the plot of INC
Fadden's Elopement" is compensated in
the ability of the company. Their
clever variety specialties save the farce
from the death its name deserves and
satisfied last nights audience.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Foot Rall Came Saturday,

An interesting game will be played on
Saturday between the foot ball clubs
of Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. The game
will be called at $3.50 p. m. at the base ball
park. The two clubs have met once dur.
ing the present season when the Wilkes.
Barre won by close score and every Of.
fort will be made by the Scrantonians
to recover the game on Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
DEAN PUSHED BY A FRIEND.
lie Fell and Sustained Fracture of the

lie Fell and Sustained Fracture OF the
Leg.
A curious accident happened to John
Dean, a machine agent, last night.
Dean was standing in Penn avenue
hotel when a friend accosted him and
put his hand on his shoulder and play
fully pushed him. Dean slipped and
fell.
He was unable to rise and upon being
examined his leg was found to be frac-
turef. He was taken to the Lacka-
wanna hospital on a stretcher and it
will take considerable time to insure
his recovery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
CAWTHORN AS A CORK MAN.
Appeared at the rockingham Last Night
Before a Small Audience

"a Cork Man." as produced by Her.
bert Cawthorn and company, amused a
small audience at the rockingham last
night. The atmosphere in the house
was very cold and the lightly clad, red
nosed maidens who scampered about
the stage looked far from comfortable.
Mr.. Cawthorn, as I. NJ. Looney, was
the same mirth provoking individual as
of yore, and he was assisted by a COM
petent company that included several
clever speciality artists.
"A Cork Man is superior to many of
the farce comedies now before the pub
lic
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
SAY COAL WAS TAKEN OUT.
School District of Old Forge Sues JOhr
and James Jermyn,

and James Jermyn,
An action was begun yesterday
against John Jermyn and Joseph Jer-
myn by Attorney Hannah acting on be-
half of the school district of Old Forge
township for the sum of $4,000.
1t is alleged by the plaintiffs that
defendants on Dec. s, 1892, caused a
coal mine to be opened into their prop
erty from which 4,5O0 tons of coal
valued at S5735.17 have been carried
away This sum, with the damage
caused by the mining operations, makes
the total of $4,000 sued for.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
ASKING FOR BRIDGES.
Petitions Considered by the Grand Jury
Yesterday,

Yesterday.
The grand jury YVES engaged for the
greater part of yesterday listening to
reasons why 1t should direct the county
commissioners to construct bridges in
Glenburn, Ransom, Scott and North
Abingdon townships. In the last named
two bridges are asked for.
The petitions appeared before the
jurors represented by counsel and gave
reasons why the bridges asked for were
essential to the convenience of the trav-
cling public
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Eypert Pool PLAYING,

There will be an exhibition of pool play
ing and fancy shots at Keogh's billiard
parlors tonight, commencing at O'Clock,
between Grant II. Eby, champion of Ohio,
and Jerome Keogh. G. N. Ellis, of New
York city, will also give an exhibition of
billiard playing. Admission free.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
THAT SHADOW EXHIBITION.
Interesting Entertainment Given in Y. NJ.
C. A. Hall Last Evening

c. A. Hall Last Evening.
A crowded house witnessed novel
entertainment at the Young Mems
Christian Association hall last night,
when the members of the gymnasium
gave an excellent exhibition of their
work. Shadow gymnastics were the
main feature of the evening and the diff
ferent feats were loudly applauded
The programme comprised fancy club
swinging, wrestling, horizontal BAN
fancy dumbbell drill, jumping athletes,
heavyweight tug-of-war etc Professor
Weston is to be congratulated upon the
good results achieved by his pupils.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
HENRY SULLIVAN INJURED.
Sustained q Fracture of the Leg by Being
Caught in an Elevator.

Henry Sullivan, a boy of 1G years of
age. residing on Seventh street, was
hurt by being caught in an elevator yes
terday and was conveyed to the Moses
Taylor hospital in a cab, where it was
ascertained that he had sustained a
fracture of the leg.
Last night he was reported to be in o
favorable condition and will probably
recover in q few weeks.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
CARD FROM MANAGER DAVIS.
He Has Closed His House for Remainder
of WnnL

He Has Closed His House for Remainder
of Week,
To the Public: For the first time in
the history of my house, l am obliged
to close my doors from Thursday even
ing for the remainder of the week. /
feel this to be due to my patrons, who
would not be pleased to witness such a
performance as was presented on
Thursday afternoon
On Monday afternoon we shall open
with ''Wild Rose an excellent play,
which l have already witnessed.
GEORGE E. DAVIS,
Manager Davis Theater.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09

are worth. The official count may
change them materially.
Down to Business Again.
The defeated Democratic candidates
were in evidence about the court house
yesterday District Attorney Kelly was
engaged for the greater part of the day
with the grand jury and was as affabie
and pleasant as If the result of Tues
days election had been different. De-
feat had lot apparently soured him in
the least.
1--WE ran against a land slide and
couldn't expect anything else, l sup
pose" he said. 81 am not allowing the
defeat to worry me-"
Down in the sheriff's office John j.
Fahey appeared at his desk early in the
day and made an attack on the busi-
ness that had accumulated during the
heat of the campaign. He had a pleas
ant word for his callers and entertained
them with picturesque descriptions
of incidents of the campaign. He was
disposed to take his defeat philoso-
phically, and remarked to his friends
that reverses must be expected every
now and then.
During the afternoon James J.
Healey, who was defeated for re-
election to the office of recorder Of deeds
| by Charles Heuster, dropped into the
sheriff's office. 1t was plainly evident
| that the result had been a disappoint-
ment to him.
win Not Run Again.
"Will you be candidate again. y
asked Sheriff Fahey.
mo, indeed" responded Mr. Healey
II have had enough of public life. Nc
| more of 1t for me-
"This thing of Offering oneself as q
victim on the altar of party duty is not
such great role after all, Is it Healey, y
queried the sheriff. The recorder made
no response, but his look indicated that
he wished that both Mr.. Fahey and
himself had remained true to their re.
solve, formed some time before the
convention, not to accept nomination
this year.
william LOTUS, the Peoples party
candidate for sheriff, did not vote Tues.
day. He resides In the Second district
of the Ninth ward, and when he ap.
peared at the polls to cast his vote, w
II. Withers, one of the watchers, chal
lenged him on the ground that he die
not have his taxes paid.
Mr.. Lotus protested that such ac'
ton was outrageous, but he did not
vote.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Night Schools OyercroMdcd.

The night schools opened Monday in
many of the city school buildings are in
applications for additional rooms have
many cases overcrowded and several
been made to the board of control.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
common Council REPENTS
Contract Awarded by Select to Nieh-
OILS & Fahey Is COncurred In.
STREET WILL NOW BE PAVED
West Lackawanna Avenue Is to BE Made
passable for Loaded yehiclcs-Con.
tracts Awarded for Bridge and Sub.
structures-No Quorum in Select.

A brief session of common council
last night acted on few measures, in
cluding the contract awards for paving
West Lackawanna avenue and build
ing the substructures of the two pro-
posed bridges. 1t had been expected
that common council would refuse to
| concur with the select body on the paw
| ing award, but now that they have con-
Cured the work will soon begin. There
was also to have been a meeting of
the select council, but quorum did not
materialize.
The report of the streets and bridges
committee, submitted by Mr.. Sweeney,
recommended that the contract for
building the substructures and exca-
waiting for the Linden street and Roar
ing Brook bridges be awarded to Null
doom & Bowie. The bids We're as fol-
lows and the recommendation of the
committee was adopted:
Roaring brook bridge-Burke Bros.
Sl5,O99.40; Muldoon & Bowie. $12, ,5SS. "a
Paul Dunn, $14.774.50; Joseph Hendler
$23,S65. The engineers estimate was
S17519.SO.
Linden street bridge-Burke Bros
$l3,22525; Muldoon & Bowie, $11 ,O6l 0S
Broadhead& Mcconnell, $14, ,73S. so; Pau
Dunn, 3,l9575; Joseph Hendler $1S,.
494.S5. Engineers estimate was SIS, ,007
Majority Report Adopted.
The majority and minority report OF
the joint conference committee ap.
| Dpinta6 to pnnci1or tho IIract a ,lxo
wanna avenue paving contract created
considerable discussion. The select
members formed the majority and theil
resolution provided that the contract
for grading, curbing and paving be
awarded to Nichols G. Fahey. Mr.. Howe
and Mr.. Mclean, the minority com
moners, presented a resolution tina
Dunn Bros be awarded the paving por
tion Of the contract
Mr. Robathan's motion that the min
ority report be laid on the table wa!
carried by a vote of and G, and tn,
majority report adopted on the sam,
members motion after Mr.. McLean't
amendment to lay the motion on thu
table had been lost. The bids of tn,
|
Fahey, the successful bidders, 81 80 pc
square yard for paving and grading, A
cents per foot for straight curbng, s.
cents per foot for circular curbng, 9
cents per foot for headers; Dunn Bros.
$lr97 per square yard for paving anC
grading 70 cents per foot for new curb
ing II cents per foot for re-laying pres
ent curbing.
A resolution presented by Mr.. Morton
and directing the city engineer to fur
nish the Scranton Traction compan,
the grade on North Main avenue from
Swetland street to Providence road wa,
adopted.
Passed on Third Reading.
Common council ordinances passe,
third reading as follows: Providing 70
an electric light on Rebecca avenue anC
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
cor of Annles fnr snlo

Acar of choice, hand-picked apples are
for sale today at the Erie and Wyoming
r~not. Washington avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09

do you dread Monday
washday? Can't blame you
-slop-dirt confusion
-heat-enough to drive you
out into the street. Wouldn't
it be better to send your whole
family wash to us every week ?
Special POUND RATES"
to families. Write for these
terms.
Drop postal wagons will call promptly
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Passed on Third Rcodino.

Common council ordinances passed
third reading as follows: Providing for
an electric light on Rebecca avenue and
Swetland street and Fillmore avenue
and Swetland street. providing for the
heating of the Franklin Engine COM
pany building; providing for an electric
light on the corner of Cusick avenue
and Oak street.
The session adjourned after few
minor matters had been acted upon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
Schadts plurality..........
Down to Business Again.

These figures are given for what they
are worth. The official count may
change them materially.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-09
COMEDIAN JOHN KERNEL.

Pabst's Milwaukee Beer, cool and spark
ling, at Lohman's, Spruce street.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
Gin Oeto Ses 1ndvors.

Mapor 6optins ptrb in Der nG8feu
Stabtratb5fiBung am Montag oenienigen
She'll Der MtaOben'i9en OrbinanS nit Ieiz
mem &eto belegen, pel9er anorDnet, DaB
Die 9ebiibren fir Die SnipeftiOn Der auf
9runb bon Spe3taliteuern por3une5menz
ben Offentli3en 8erbeferungen auf IL
Prp5ent Der er6obenen Spe3ialumIage her,
abgeieBt nerben IoG. Der Mapor qe6t
BON Der Nnii3t aus, baB BIB. Mabbeu
et1en Srrtbum begging, ais er onna6m, bis
jeBt babe Die Snipettionsgebiibr l 8roz
gent betragen. SbatiG9li9 bat Die oSnz
fpettiOnsgebiibr btsber aber 2 gro5ent Der
SteuerumIage betrogen.
SIN l1ebrtgen lit Der MaDOr aber ernfz
lt9 fir cine 3ebuftion Der unfpiten Bel Der
@ornabme DffentIi9er 8erbeferungen auf
I@runb Der Spe3ialiteuerumlager, Iopett
Diefel6e prattiI0 mDqli6 lit.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
BrutaIer U1or6.
11icOIas Seeuoa i'm Saoen 10. 80 meGon
Stra6e erfdofen.

Sn Benz 9auie SEQ. 80 @eIion Str.
trur6e bsute Morgen tur3 Dor snei 1br
NtcoloS Se9uba, Elm poInii6er Subc, ers
i6oIen.
lin breiDierteI 3tuei tbr itan6en Die
Bolt3iiten S6oenbett, O'Rsurte unb 5et=
6elmeier bon Der 8. Chicago Mbe. zStation
an ber Gde BON Dat unb @eiion Str, ais
pIOBIicb 3pet S4iiie burb Die gtacbt
frG6ten. Die Bolt3titen etlten nodb Der
Et3tt&ng, 1T pel6er Bic S9iiie ftelen.
8eim Baiiieren bes 9auics 80 @ciion
Str. fam etn W1ann aus Der 6aust6iir ge>
Iarfen un6 rief ben 8oIt3tlten 81, elm
SoOter ltege in benz 6aus. Die 8eamten
begaben it9 binein un6 fanoen i'm 6tnterz
3immer ben NicoIas Seguba auf benz TuB7
bOben lie9en; bic &ugel par unter Dem
ltnfen Quge einge6rungen. Ser S9perz
ocrwun6ete CAB nob Qebensaeiden bon
ftB, itarb ieoOb auf benz Wege na9 benz
Nlerianer> 6oipital i'm acknowledgement.
3ulammen nit bent Grmorbeten befan6
ft3 Tranf 6auer, Ser bon Segu6a onge>
iteut mar, "a Sabr alt uno b0bmii9er
NationalitGt lit. ST er3Gblte, bag er nit
SeguOa auf benz SuBbobcn beS 6inter3imz
AbNLS l0JLlSII Al0 Ct Onl0 Clu VGLuuIQ
pLOblth aus benz S6laf getueft tpurbe.
@rtpaben6 fab er einen Wtann am Seitenz
feniter iteben un6 ais CT, 9oIer, ieinen
GeuOIDer berbor3ieben tpoLte, iboB Der
@~tn6rtr9Ling. 6aIIer antnortete nit Smei
S6iiien uub 6er Wann lprang aus Dem
Teniter. Gr iou Elm LANCER @eIeue gene
len ietn. 6ouer purbe nerbaftet uno nab
Der 8. Chicago NDe. >Station gebracbt.
Se9uba bate geitern eft Elm 6leii3er>
geidbaft i'll benz 0auie 80 8eiion Str. fir
Die beutige @rOffnung 0uf etnem S6il0e
an9efInOigt.
8isber pobnte Sesuba in bem 6inters
6auS bon 80 Neiion Str. nit Srau un6
bier &tn6ern.
Sine tpettere ltnteriu6un9 AM Srte Der
Tbat er9ab, 6aB elm Bureau oufsebroden
mar. Der &opf beS @ridoiienen mar nit
Slut 9~etrGntt unb 8Iutlacben tparen in Der
9tGbe beS SenfterS gu ftnOen. Q(ub Das
&ilien, Guf pelbemS eguba geiblafen bate,
mar nit 8lut bcfledt.
0aler ipur0e BON lieutenant Site einem
ein9ebenben BerbDr %untertporfen. Gr be-
bauptete, ntcbt geiboiien gu BADEN unb
tpioerlpra6 iicb 6artn 9e9eniber ieiner
eriteu Qufgabe. Die 8oLi3ei fano einen
Heboloer auf etnem 8aitelt. in benz Qaben
Iiegenb. 6aaer CAB gu, baB bic @affc ietn
@igentbum mar. 3rpst &ammevn berielz
ben tpareu 8elccrt un6 Ser 0teboIper trug
8%lutipuren. Trau Sesuba beibpor bic
8oli5iiten, 6auer ni6t 3u Derbaften, ct
babe flInf WOnate Bel Der 6amtIie setpobnt
unO iet uni3ulbig. 6auer lift ungefabr
"A Sobr alt unb ipricbt Elm ibtper perz
itGnbltcbes Gn9Iii3, iObaB Die Sa6lrei6en
Wi6eripribe ieines Gerb0rs DieIci6t auf
Die l1nfenntutB Der Spracbe 3uriifgefHbrt
tperben f0nnen. Seguoa betrieb friber Elm
SIeti9ergei9Git al Der Poutina Str. Deb
Die BoliSei bon Ser S6ulO 6auers nO6
ni6t uouitdnOi9 iiber5eu9t lit, gebt aus
Der Q(18abe berOor, baB er ~DsrGGuftg ais
3euse fir ben GOrOnerSs Snqueit feit9ebale
ten tptr6.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
War nidDt Oct RedJte.
Der i'm Puaduaco=6 ebtr9e ais Bill.
man perbdftete Wann entpuppt
fta ais cine gang anoere
peri0nlt9fett.
RiIntats mittwe miro wahrf9einlid oem'
nddft nit oen Observation-Disclosures
etnen Dereleid eineehen.
Wtdita. @an., 8. Oea.


8on Son1bitOne, Nrts., pirb genlelOet,
6aB Der fir3li6 in Ser 9tGbe bon bort inter
benz Namen 6tQn1an nerbaftete Mtann,
ntdt Der lang 9eiubte Gerfi6erun9ss
i9WtnbIer, ionbern elm 9~etuilier 9Dnn
tSern6on lit, unb baB ber1elbe iofort, nac6z
benz feline Beri0nlt6teit feit9eiteQt mar, in
Srci6eit geieBt murbe. 9iuman mar, Dte
firaIicb bertbtet tuuroc, Dor o6tsebn Sab
rer, na6bem er letn 9eben nit $4,000
Derit6ert bate, plGbli6 Derl3munben. Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aber iinb iberz
3eu9t, boB gilman nocb an 9e6en lit, unb
metgern ii9, letner 8itttDe, Bic Ser
it9erungSlumme aus ube3ablen. 0iele
tpobnt 9e0entpdrtig in 2~eaOentpOrtb, &an.,
unb 1T felt mebreren SSabren nit etnem
b~orttgen @ei6Gftsreiienoen, glamens S. 6.
Smttb nerbeirotbet. @ie eS betBt, naren
etni9e Sage, ebe Die Nabridt BON Der 8erz
baftun9 6tumons i'm 6ua6uaca Gebirge
befdnnt ipur6e, 2lgenten Der 8eritberungS7
geieaidaften in Der Sta6t uno botten SEM
2tnpalt Der ieBi9eu 8rau Smith 8orz
ibld9e CUR 8etlegung der &lage 9ema9t,
pel9e ie6o6 ni6t an9enommcn ipurben.
0tumanS Wttttpe Derlaugt ben Douen 8ez
trag nebit Ben aufgelaufenen 3tnicn. Der
Bro5eB fol- an ndobiten Stem Sanuar in
GOpeta CUR enb9iiltisen @nti4eibung Sez
bracbt tperben, aber aler Wabri6einlib>
felt nacb tpirb bic 9tngeLe9enbeit norber beiz
gelegt tper0en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
Ram an oen unredten.
Doate fi9 in oewohnter meife Elm SpG6den
MAIDEN, uno 3ahlte nit feinem &eben
oafir.
SefferionbiGGe, Sn6., 8. 9e3,

SeTIer oHUtIleI Sno.y 8. 9e3.
@eitern Mbenb mur6e in Sibernid, einem
~Stuan3ig WtetIen fluBobnGrtS am O9to ges
legenen Srte, 2emueL 9ettt BON Wttles
Smith eri6oiien. Die 36at mar in 6olge
elmer ungetpObnI;6en &ei3ung bon Seiten
bes @etOoteten. Smttb lit bcr 8eiiber zines
Country Stores in 6ibernia, unb macbt
nit BEN Sarmern in Der ltmgegen6 bebeuz
ten6e @ei6Gfte. 8or einigeu Nbenoen
fam 8etit in BEN 2aben geritten, ltnb ais
Smitb ibm befab[, nit ieinem BferDe bas
2otal SIT rGumen, ertpteberte er, oaB er be-
abii6tige, bic gonSe gfa9t bort 5lt b[eiben,
un6 ct that bies AUDI. @eitern Mben6 err
i6ien Bettt pie6er in SMITHS Qaoen, ging
auf i'm Su, unb ia9te: Isle f0nlteu MIDI
ntcbt binauSmerfen," tporauf Smitb ieOocb
fetnc Nntiport CAB. 0arauf gin9 8etit in
einen benabbarten 2oben; bort bate er
it6 eben nieOer9eieBt, ais Smttb ebcnfaQs
%etntrat, 0uf tbn 5uging, etnen RepoIper
5Og, unb ibn bur6 etnen pobtge3ielten
S6uB to6t nieberitredte. 8orlGuftg lit
Der W0r6er nod nibt nerbaftet tporben.
Smith lift etn moblbabenoer Weonn, unb
entftammt elmer an8eiebenen 6amilte.
8etit mur6s itetS ais elm sef6brlicber
8uride betrabtet, bem es belonbereS 8erz
9~nitgen mabte, 2euten, benen er f0rperItcb
iiberIegen mar, auf ale Betie bas 2eben
iGter 81 ma9en.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
BemitteIte mtttmen ntdt penftons=
berehtt9t.
So Iautet Ole GntfdeiOuno oes EiIfsiefretGr5
Reynolds.
SO 8 9ea.


9as 8enfionsz8 Bureau pirb brn iebt an
iol6en Wtttpen 8eniionen perpetgern,
Oeren, burcb eisene Sbatisfeit unO aus ans
6eren 0ueuen, e~r5telte @innabmen tbnen
elm binrei6enbes 2tustommen itcbcrn.
9teie MaBregeG ptr6 ourcb cine Gnti6eis
6uns bes 6ilfsietretdrS GepnOIbs, WeLbe
fi6 auf bas Geieb bonn 20, SUM- 1890
%grilnoet, DeranLaBt. Sn ietner @nti9ets
6uns ia8t Der 6iIisiefretdr: vGs mar
dugeni9einlt6 Bic Qtbiibt bes Gongreiies,
6aS bur9 eigene Qrbeit ~er3telte Gtnfommen
ber 8ittwen burb Die peniiOn 81 perz
8r0Bere1t, aber nur tpenn Dasielbe gum IN
~itanoi9en llnterbaLte ni6t binrei6te. Sos
balb cine Wittpe aus anberen Queuen elm
olsreiAenbes @infOmmen bat, tann ite unz
ter setuObnliben ltut!tdnben nicbt mebr ais
penitOns6erecbtigt betra4tet tuerben."
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
Rerans9e9eben Don Ger 3utnois Stats 5eitun9s-Go,
aebRrhltR
GmO 9mrsgefa6tes

- 9os i60ne @etter 6eute 1T elm nab
Ter Sobn aft Dem @ettermann feline gez
urge Bropbe5eiun9 fit beute gtabntittag
oer1prtcbt CT uns nod Sonnenidetn, in Der
9tacbt sttpas fGlter un6 ntorgen SOnnenz
llGetn unb Gngenebme Witterung BEL 1Io7
meltltbem Quft3u8e.
Die M0rber Ser Catherine Sing
9loubt bic MtnneapoIiier 9oli3et in s. 81.
Sltrt ais benz SbGter unb 6arrD Sapwar6
ais benz Nnitifter i'm Garn gu baben.
= 9tuf Sc. bieiisen 86rie gins @et3en
nm 8@2 Sent 3urid un6 purOe i'm 0faiz
termtn NIT 594(03 gebanbelt unb suleBt
nit sos; MaiS NAT matt gu 504@494@
49, perOtat, Safer 3u32504@S. S6metnez
Heidi flau 3u 12.323@12.35 per Ofat,
ScbmeI3 8u 7.1244, &ippaen gu 6.173@
$40.
= Cine @ntibei6un8 6es Miniftertums
0es Snnern, Die ioIben Wittpen, bic ibr
NuSfommen baben, bic 8enitonsberecbttz
9ung abertennt, mtrb tiinftt8btn maBgebenO
iein.
Cine furbtbare M1abnuns, bic 8abn
oes Berbre6etS gu DerIa1ien, er6teIt tIr3lt9
W. lU4bHeL ~OtUIIIL Dtuutello NUHI9 OSuCLL -.
gSetL ietn Sobn einen @inbrucb ~began9en
bate, begging ietn Batter Sreb. 6eQertb in
1etnem 6auie, $40. 232 WtOsart StroBe,
Selbitmorb. Jttdter SuLep erbieLt baOen
&enntntB un6 ais tbm geftern Der iunge
QeaertB pDr9efibrt mur6e, entlieB CT tbn
1trGffrei, bod nit benz @uni9, 6aB BET
nur3 i'm Deribul6ete Sob ieines 8aters
cine lebenSldn9lIbe Mfabnung fir i'm Iet11
perSe.
= Die 6erren GOuntbbGter baben ftd6
tpteber aus9efObnt. BrditOent !Sealp trug
oaour3 BEN Sieg boDon, baB er ~eini9en
1etner 8ioeriaber eintge 8roGen %binDarf,
Die oieleIben begierig oufi9nappten.
= Die 9oli3ei bat bas @ebeimniB be-
treffs Der ~3erbadten 2et6e oerbdltntBmdBtg
i6neu enti3letert. Die MOr6er itnO 10
gut ute iiberfIbrt.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-08
unn6thtoe furht.

9(us Surcbt, einen Spicltamera6en 9ez
t0btst gu baben, bate Ser 15iGbrige Charles
8anberooort am Is. g%touentber iein @lternz
baus oerlalicn. Set etma elmer 8pcbe
perbarg ftb Der &nabe in. elmer 60ble an
Der SO. unb 8rt9btltraBe, mo- i'm anbere
&naben nit ben n0tbigen 9ebensmitteln
Deriorsten. Gum SpaBe bielten Die Sem
gel eS aber fit geratben, Dem vSuiti3flibt>
ling" Die Gbatiabe su perbergen, SaB Del
angebIicb BON ibm eetObtete &nabe nur uns
getdbrltcb perIebt iei. Sic Gngittgten i'm
@egentbetl ben armen Sungen oerart, BAT
er geItern Nbenb einen 8abn3ug Der Sod
SSlonos8 abn benubte, nm it'd i'm ferner
0eitcn in St6erbeit gu b%ringen. 81,
leBte gtabriht BON ibm batirt aus 8roofz
Inn. Soma. bonn 20. Nonember Der.