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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
GrploiIou au SprS.
Scid,tiiuuine Sausbabuua BON Snnamit
EcitttiS D3atipIeil.

ct. Sobus, No, s. 0idrs. :
Cine Ipuanlit GrplOliOn ercianctc ii9
gcitern 9bcnO an SorO OcS 6ildlcrcl=
1amplcrs @alru5" 5u Green's FOint,
20 Otcilen n0rbltd bon bier Oas sur
Gprcnlsung pc5 Giit5 sebraudte 0pz
namit lOlte an 8Oro uon eini9cn Ntaz
lroicn crw1rmt werOcn, nobel oaiclbe
crploOirtc. 3wei Der Scclcute wurOen
ioiurt 9et0Otet uno Elm Orittcr idpsr
psrlest. 0as Sdiii ielbit warO oerorz
tl9 bci9GOigt, oaB c5 iiir oieie SaiiOn
uidt mtbr 9cbraudt mcroen fann.
@Hflitcrwciic btfanO li9 bic ans mo-
bc;u 200 Mauu bcltc9cnpc iibri9c ges
iaeuns aui bcm gic, ais bic GrplOiion
iia crcign=te, iOnit wdrsn 9cwIB mebr
Sobc5fGlle III ncr;eihren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
{ ANS uniercr oenriacu 2. Roratn:nusaabs
Sc mImr ricSere eb, nuut

2onbOn, I. Atdrs,-5m 2(0miras
litatsz z2lmt lici beute cine 9cpciAc pom
Gontrcsaomiral SeOfor0 auS Yatburlt,
@ambia, Gin, in peldcr gcnlelDet mirO, i,
baB cine 9lbtbcilung ocs weitinbii6cn
9teqimcnts pom Gingeborcncn inter
6abruns pon Submitting 6uOiiilid anz
qegriiicn wurbc. Die Sriten fcucrten
unabldBlif) auf bic Gin9ebOrsnen, triez
ben tic bis mad Sambur surhf, itirnls
ten ipater aud bieie5 9Orf uno jasten
ibrc 2lnerciier in ba5 Snuere. Ter
Serlult Der Gingcborcnen mar Elm icbr
arOBer; aui Der britil6en Seitc nurben
Z Wtanu perlpunoct-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Shp3t pprbsi.
0S n { hinnt IN p 6

g8a BinstOn II, ,. s., Z. Otdr3.
- Senor Scralta, Der 9cianOte BON
Gotta silica. crbiclt beutc bon Dem N}iz
nitcr Des 9luswdrtigcn isincr 9cgicz
runq cine SubclOcpcide, wclde oic
Ntsloung brinstL OaB Die titr;ud) III
Gotta silica aua9rbrofcnc 9fcpolutiou
bercits ibr Gnoc crrcitt uuO 9fubc unO
Tricbcn BORT hcrrld)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
g @ 1t D.
YerbeerenSes SScucr iu Sin8ba'ns
ton, E.=@.

Sing gbamtun, N.=D., s. Ntari.
- I'm 1 llbr 15 90tinutcu bclrte iriib
bru6 in ser groBcn Gigarrcniubrit BON
6. 3. Smitb & Comp 6cucr ans.
Der Srau6 srciit nit groBer Shnclz
tigtelt nm iid unO bat bereit5 Die ilbcr
Sen GbcnungOz6luB fibrcuOe Sriide Der
0elamarezVadawanl 9SclterazSabn"
n,,,.,fsn,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Ser So. .Sou9re6.
ssio. sanfer er1sieen ..ur wouttnesart

SeiS: canier erl;sieen aur Routtmesgr
gSai biugton, s. Otdrs. = SIM
Senatt arsumentirte Sbcrman ge9en
Die SilberzSia +; er beiuicS, baB Die 9fcz
gicrun9 gar fcine nSelgniora9c" 8lt
prGgen babe, iouocrn baB Die Sllberz
aufduic cuormc Scrlulte perurladtcn,
Die Senatoreu Sobge uno $0i9gin5 folgz
ten cbenials nit 9tr9umenten Oagc9en,
uuo auf Sois9iuS' sntra9 wnrOe Die
9lnnabmc ser .Sill um einen Sag binausz
gcltobcn.
Gine 5ruBe 9ln;abl YeniionS. .SillS
wurbcn an9cnpmncu unO an6 pcrldlee
bcne 9lnIprii6e an sic Ser. Staattn
fanOen Grlepigung, Der Senat pcr@
tagte lid I'M l5 llbr bis mOr9cn.
Sm 9fepra Ell ant b q II c
wurOe bie Sia angenonmell, lueld)c oa5
9(mt oea (oiilfS> 3oucOmmiNGrS abidl9ilt.
9aourd wer0cn $50, ,430 an gcbaltcrn
cripart. Die Sin sum SdDute Der DO
tOmaeslSiidereicn paiiirte unO Die 0lz
itrifts@Serpilli9ung iuurbe beratben,
abcr bann bis morgcu surif9cle9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Gin ltetter Coroner.
ssiro befaulOist, eineeetde b.ramb. ,u Ia

@olumbuS, 8, s. Niar5. =
0iiliszGoroncr Gr. 3ames q. Earf lit
bsutc pom @cbcimpOlliiltca Shltiin9cr
auf bic 9(nflagc Oes Giebtabls pcrbaftct
woroeu. Gr ioa cincn Gootcn, Ocn
9tcuz9orfer Gcldditsrciicnocn 0cnrg
ebrte, Der lebtc 2eOde bier ploelia
ltarb, 6craubt babcn. Gin 2ei6cubez
ftatter, gtamcn5 2Slliam5, bcIdm0rt,
oaB in lcincr @cgcuwart o.. Barf ocm
Gootcn cine 0lamant.8 8uiennaoel i'm
@crtbc oon 5000 abnabm. 5reunbc bes
9erltorbcncn babeu pergebenS nadl Dem
9Serblcib ser foitbarcn 9tuod 9cioridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Ser .lusFtamo in gounss sstnipm, =

youngstown, ., :. 0Idrs, :
Die StraBcnbabu@G ompagnie madtc
bcute fctnc &eri iude, Den Setricb pieOer
auiiuneamcu. Scd55i9 Ntunn iinO
ais ioIliSsSderiiic ctngcidwOrcn NOR
bcu, uno uutcr ibrcm Shutc nil man
mOr9cn Den Geriud wicOerBoleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
6ebetmniSuoller SeIbftmorS.
Swei iunae 9eute fmHem asmeiniam Sen Soo
Cams uSrunsiSCo, Sal., I. WfGr;

Swet iunas @eute fud,sm esmsiniam Sem Soo.
San6ran5iscO, Gal, 7. MdrS,
= Or. S. s. geef, Elm befanntcr biciiz
ger iltn9cr 3abnarSt unb Sri. 9ttice
9llOerslcD ans Dem naben Srtc 9tapa
murocn bcutc Worgcn in Scct'S @obz
nung in bepuBtloicm 3ultanOc uuIgcs
funOcn. 9a5 s3iumcr mar nit 0a5
9cIiiut, lueldcS Der 9cOiInstcn Scitun9Sz
r0bre cutltr0mte.
Die bcrbcigerufcncn 2ler5tc cOnitatirz
ten, oaB Der 3ultanO Ocr 9etGubun9
ni6t allein burd Ginatbmcn bc8 gaIca,
Ionbcrn audi ourd narfotiihe Otittcl
pcruria6t mar. 0as iunge OtdOdcn
ltarb wcni9c StunOcn ipdter im 0oipiz
tai. 2cct iclbit miro idlucrlid nit Dem
%cbcn oaoou fommcn. G5 uutcrlicgt
fciucm :3weifel, baB Seioe ben Soo
iuhtcu; iibcr bic Ntotipe bcrrid)t inOeB
mpltcrlolcs 1unfcl. 9lub iinO Die Sc
Slcbungcn ocS 3abnaritcs 5n Oenl innz
Qcn Otdohcn noh nldlt auTgcflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
9lus Ocr gScit= NiraiuiidDe, GStIeis:
Hcatoa.

Gin lheiI or Tiilii febtt beim III Nutte,m.
GbarleStomn, II, ". SD, 6. .MGrs.
= @ompa9nie Sc Der Staatss Otili5 lit
bsutc uon Gasie mlcOcr bier cln9etrOiz
fen +; Die bsloen unOeren 9Ompa9nte'n
wcrScn b.s auf 9&citcrcS iii Ocr &Oblenz
gcno perbleibeu.
Sn NtOntqomcrp bcrridt sur 3cit pie
sr0Btc 9fubc Gm GOmite Der y Screiz
niatcu Scrglcute" conicrirte beute nit
9apitdn Bapn unO Dem Sderiff unb
uflGrte, paB ibrc &ereini9ung teiuc &C.
mcniamc Sade nit ben auirilbrcrn
made unb 9SiIIenS lei, bel Der sur 9icz
dculd)aitslcbung Ocrlelben, bebalflid gu
isin: slu9cnbltdlid lnO Die slusTdltcn
fIr cine balOige Sccnoiguu9 Ocs 2luSz
ftQubcs icbr cInltiq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Gin ft1ot1idcr Strifc.

9tewzYorf, s. MdrS. = 5eute
Wioracn buben icdsbunDert 6ubrlcute
IN StraBcnrciniauu9S@ 0cpartenlent eli.
ncn 4uslIanO inlcenut. 0a5 @refutiuz
Gpmite or r9riuers' anb 0oitler5'
Union" bate Die 9lrbeitSeinitc(lung anz
secronct. Die llriadc Oca Strites iii,
baB 9cltern, am N3abltasc, Die Sobne
nidt, pic scwobnll;h, oussesablt mur<
bcn. Gs bcB III SHrcau bcs StraBenz
9teinisunsss0epurtcmcnts, OuB ms 6Ol9e
cincs Serlcben5 ba9 Gelo uidt sur
Stclle mar. Seute gta4mIttag piiritc
Der Strite purt 5aAluns Der ridl ltanz
pisen 26bHe erleoist lutrOen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Der @ahlfamvf i'm Srou, T..N.

Der gSabltampf 10 SroD, N''I"
GrOp, 9t.sD., 7. WtarS. -GS ocrz
lautet icet, baB 5OBn Oic@Ougb, elmer
Der brei Yolititcr, weldc belduIOi9t
msrOen, bel ser 9citri9sn 9Sabl Dem
SOB 0eS 9lObert 9toB bcrbei9eTibrt su
babcn, ielbit bel Der S9ieBeret elnc
l6were Scrwunbung bapongctrasen bat
unO iein 2lbleben befardtet pirb. Sbca,
mclder Sirett Ocs OtorOs8, began9en al
9tobert 9foB, bcSidtist wirO, bellnbet
1i6 in benz @eiananiB.
@jcbciupOli5iit Marfbanl bat Dor Scnt
8oti;cirifter 9Onobue einen SoItbes
fcbl se9cn wSet" Sbea unO Sobn y.
SOlanO crlpirft, inOem ell 8eiOc oc5
Nforbe8 I'M /. e)raOe beidulOlgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Scr neuc senatur pon sontfiana.

9fcm zSrleans, ga, 7. O{ar3.
- Gou9rebz }lbgcOr0neter 80. s. Slanz
daro lit POM Glouucrncur Softer sum-
gunoc81cuator crnonnt worbeu. nm sic
Stelle Sc8 5um beliieenOen 9ti6tcr 0c8
Sber, 8uEocS9eri6t8 crnanntcn Senaz
tors gSbitc cin;uucbmen, bis Die Se9iSs
latur i'm Oiai pieies 5abreS 5uiammenz
n itt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Ste RmDc idleiut 9cI0crt-
Die 9lus sitanoiac usbmru uadl nmo nadI .
~ rEcif micnrr nIIi.

-SIt -4NsWnIIUIatW NtUHIE II WIIII NEsU NWHJ uEN
Mrbeit mieocr aui.
G6arIciton, &~&a., I. N}ari.-
Sn Goglc berridyt bcutc 10 Sicmlid
9(ubc. Die %crbaitungsn Ser mcgcn
9luirubr5 anQsflogtcu 9(uSltGnOl9cn
ncbmcu ibren 6ortgang; IOlucit bcion<
Sen iid 33 bcrIclbcn im GcfangniB
biutcr SdlOB lnO 9Ic9cl.
5n Dem Oiili;s2ager Baben iid cinigc
&ranfbeitsIallc crci9net, OOdl nidJt be-
iOrgniBsrcgeno. Der 9tufrubr lit an
ideincnO Elm Ding Der &crsanacnbeit,
unO neue llnrubcn werOen nidt befilrds
tet. Sieben G,ru6cn babcn bcute ben
0etricb mleNrr auf0cnommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Gin Iadfolacr BON Gicrs.

Serlin, s. OiGr;. - 1r Gore
iponbeut ser rS0lniidcn 3cltlms" IN
Ectcrsburg mcloct, oaB S0r. NcllOO1L
Der ruliildc SotidaTtcr an Die Ftorte,
icoenfollS ;uriifbcruicn lucroc, I'M ais
ltad)fol9cr ocs 0rn. c'icrs buS Hortcz
feuillc Scs Itiniltcr5 OcS 4euBcren 5H
iibcrnehnleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
etIte Sci t I, u 9 c -.
tur rGprreip onoeutsn.

10 Gents pro SuHetrt in Der Sifce bes ~Gcrreipons
teE.cn" sH4GteE. (6tbr.1o-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
po n,utpr


9t o III, s. Otar;. = @e9eu 6 ubr
beute 9lbeno pernabm man i'll Der 9t0be
oes BarlamcntsscbaubeS cine Grploiipn,
Surd luclde cine an3abl GaNanten su
SoSen geidleubert uno cine llnmalls
bon 6eriterideibeu Scrtriimmcrt purs
oen. Ginc iofort un9citellte llntcrluz
dung ergab, baB Dor bcr Gbiirc bes
Sieunssiaules ser 9eputirtenz&ammer
eine SOmbe sur GrplOiion gebradt nor
ben mar.
;3lpei Berionen iuuroen 9eidbrlidl per<
lebt unO nlebrere anbere erlitten ldmcr5z
bate 9erpunOuuscn. Die G)epGlt Der
Grploiion mar cine auBcrscwobnliA
aroBe, ba ibmerc Sauiteinc burd biez
ielbe pon itrcn Bldsen gcriift II. silcrne
GreppenselGnber wie 8obr sebo9en
wurbcn. Die gufreguns lit iebr srOB.
Die sause Eolisei lit auf ben Sctncn,
unl, lucun rO9lid), Ben SdanDbuben,
welder Die Sombe seporfcn, blugIelt 5u
MAIDEN, mGbrenb sic Sep0lfcrun9 nod
weitere @rploiionen beiiirdtct, ebe c8 &C.
lingt, BEN 9ombcnucrfcr 81 perbaften.
@liidli6crwciie bate ii9 bic 9epuz
tirtcnfammer ctWa cine Stltnbe Dor Der
Grploliou pcrtast, lonit uirSen selulB
mebrere Fcrloneu 9ctOOtct uOrocn leIn,
ba mdbreuo ser &ammcr Sleungcn
itet5 cine grobe Mtcnldcnnlane in unO
I'M bas Farlamentsgcbaube perlams
melt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Gaiicr uuo Gar.

Berlin, s. Otdrs. = &aiier Ssilz
bslm uirb bcm GSarcn SIT lcincm am
Sonntu9 itattiiupenocn G'eburtSta9e
burd Elm SanOidrciben gratullren uno
ibm slcidscitig Elm OtoreQ Der neucn
0elmc sur Sc9utahtun9 nntcrbreltcn,
welde Dem GrcnaOierz9lc9lmcnt v&aler
sllcranDcr" pcrtlcbcu wcrocn lollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
9te aiuarh,Item=Ra,iia in @urppa

Yari5, s. OiGrs. - Sicbcn 2lnarz
diitcn lpurben beute BON Der Holi5cl
bicr pcrbaftet, Inter bcn &crbaT Ttcten
bcfinoet iit autb scr &atcr pon Ofartlal
SourOin, mcldcr om 10. 6cbruar I'M
o5rccnnpids 8art, %OnOOn, burd Die uor@
,eitiac Grplolion elmer Sombc, bic CT
bci iidl truQ, 9ctDotct mlrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
&c. o.utld.ru'nid,e saupeIsp:rtraa 6.

Ser1in, s. lGsr;.-Iic r&onlg@@
berger 9lagcmcine 3eitun9 mclNct, onB
&oiicr 9Sllbclm 0cm con1crnatlpen Ib@
Qeoronetcu &jraTcn pon I0bnbOiT Sn
Ser BON ibm Dem ocutld) rullildcn
0anoelSpcrtra3c 9egcnilbcr ctn9enonlz
mcncu Steuung gr0tullrt babe. Glnc
9cpeide 0cS &aiicr9 an ben @raTen
Iou 9clauret babeu: Srapo, Sle ham
oeltcn, luie cin GOelmann bnnocln lOu. "
licbrcre Serlincr s3cttnn9cn MADDEN
bcutc friib sic Nttttbeilung, DaB 6lnon5'
Dtiniltcr 9r. 9iiqucl bel Dem Sanfctt
bcS lanbwirtblhoitlihcn &crbanoeS llh
babin gcGuBert babe, OoB CT pom
louowirtbidoitlihcn Stonopunftc bcm
ScutidzruiiiIden 0unOcl5ptrttagc ilbcrs
baupt feline eeoeutrng bciulcflc, oa
Ieutidlano Gbnlibe &crtrGgc nit Sclts
reid uno 5tuIicn ob9tlhIoNen babe.
Scit 80 Sobrcn bubc ltb bic geltts
acbuna paruuf ucrlcgt toanpcl nno 5n@
ouitric 10 plcl, mlc mo9lld, 81 untcr>
itiibcn. IS iei MIN cine ofIcne 6ra9c,
ob 9ics anscuauot lei oocr nldt, bod
wiIic CT nid)t, ob bcr &a'icr cincMeuc
9lera ipiinihc, i'll lpcldcr Die ScOurfs
niilc uno -JnterclIen Der HanomlrtDs
idaft ausidlicBlid i'll SctrHdt se5Ogcn
wcrocn lolItcn.
Die sultdnOige 9fcid5ta9S Gontmlz
lion bat beHtc bcn Ocut1h runuden
Sanbclspcrtrag ais @onSc5 nit IL SC
9cn II Stiulncu an9enonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
sIberprssuftipn in : eutihiono.

0onbpn, s. WtdrS.-Gine Scrliner
9epcidlc al bic Zines" ncloet, OaB
ees 0fci6Si6atamt ben altit9lieoern
ser Silbcrenquetc GolsmiIlion cine
9tcibe 0ofumcnte iibcrmittclt babe.
0icic8 itatiitilhc Oiatcrial giebt ben
Sctraa bcS SilbcrS, wcldeS 0cutld)z
LAMB probu;irt, auf 76S StilOgrumm mt
Sabre 1898 an. Der Setras frcluOcn
Si(berS, wel6es in OeutIdlanO fiir &C.
uerbli6e uuO iulrtbidaitlifc 3luefc
uer6rqudt muree, belief lif auf 209,z
92O &llp9ramm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Grp.ittrmne oeo Stimmre6tcs.

9Sicn, 5. W(dr3. = Die 9fcgierung
fat btm llntcrbau5 oc5 9fcld5ratbc5
Gin Hroiett sur 9luSOebuuna Oc5Stlmms
rcdtes uutebreltet. Der Elan gcbt
babin, ben 353 9lbscOroncten, pcldc
ieet pon picr Stcuyrgruppcu crmablt
mcrben, cine finite &'ruppe 5u5uiUqcn,
lpel6e aus Siirscrn btitclcn, Die labrs
lid cine birctte Stcuer bon 5 G)ulDeu
;ablen oosr ais 9lrbciter uno !oanouers
fer elmer Scrli9erun9ss s9elclllaaIt anz
nchorcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
Etuocutc"=Gralpau,

Bart8, 8. Ntdr;. - Tcr0inano
Sruncticrc, Sa5 nad) pcm IoOc BON
Sobn Gmilc |cnloinnc in bic a3ubl Der
,llnltcrblidcn" auf9cnommcnc ncuc
Otitglieo Scr 9lfaocnic," belt un Der
Sprbpnnc lcincn augefiinoigten Dor
traa. 9Giocr allc5 Grwartcn fol9tc ba8
s(uSitorium bem Sortragc nit 9lulmcrfz
lumfeit, unb oie 9tabcitOrungen, auf bic
man na6 bcn idon am pori9cn W}lttz
moh bon bcn StuOcntcn ncranltaltctcn
9tabauiccncn gefaBt mar, blicbcn nab
rcno Scr &orlcluu9 aus. 9ta9 SdInB
Scr Sorleiun9 iebOd 9riiIcn Die NfcSls
sinner sic Stubentcn Der Siteratltr on,
wobei c5 Ill bieisen &anpfcn fam.
Sdlicbltd sugcn bic itrcitbarcn NcSfuz
lapl6bnc in belleu oaufcn itbcr Die
yriifcn uno inisenirtcn por Dem Sit
reau Ocs n6i0aro" an Der 9tue 0rouot,
meldcr fiirslid in cincm coitortcllen
9lrtifcl iiir Srunctiere Rartct cr9rlfcn
bate, cine groBartJ9e Scmonltraton.
Sine 3citlana ldisn cs, ais Oh sic ruz
Dauluitigcn MHicni0bnc nibt iibel 1nit
bGttcn, OaS 9tcooftionsbiircau be5 6iz
ouro" III ltiirmcu; l6lieBltd] riifte lcood)
cine itarfc 8oli;etabtbcllung al1, weld)e
sic Stubenten nod Dem Suarticr S0ttu
;uriidbrGnote. lln0 BORT oerurlddtcn
i'm 1aufe bcs 9lbcnOs bie Sesteren benn
audi nod nlcbrfadc 9tnheltDrun9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09
HcTauirt.

Capt. 9fortus ". 2Don pOn Ser
Suuoeaarmcc, weldcr cIueu Sbell Der
ibn nnpcrtrautcn G5clOcr fiir leine Hrla
unt;wcfc pcrucuOct bobcn lou, bat, I'M
cincr fricga9cridtlidcn llntcriubnng
ans Otm &cse ;u gcbcn, rclignlrt. Die
JfclignatlOn lit angenonlmen morbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-09

(sta6ioIssr ron y. Ra'ne),
Gibuefsgc, gaItinore=StraSe une gofsSfHee-Hr..
greis ,staeIidben sIattes, burd ards.r beiOrst,
l2Is Gts.; fdalidje uro Gpnnta 40 sAnS gabe 15
Gents pro 0che, sabbar an bic bas gatt beoreeuber
9rdser-5aaiid1 uehf Gennfa a. .etus aabc uEter
Rerfos Torauabesobuns 81 so pro Sahr. ur fursere
Scit i'm RerbdItnfs; fhr bic m5dlentlid,e MnSsabe
nit ecnntas ssblatt, percfrei. nit @btns fir Clubs,
s2.5o pro Sapr, nab irs.no einem Srte e.s Snlanz
scs, 81 nab europa. s9lnSgab 81
pro Sobr.-9as bette urb eite ceutf6e 8Istt
tz ben YtitttIz une GleitaGicH.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-22
WaVerIy.

Mr.. and Mr.. Harry Horton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Miller, Of Wilkes Barre,
are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Mer-
shon.
Mrs Jennie Lee. Of Wilkes Barre. is
visiting her grand daughter, Mrs, F.
z Hauysn.
Squire E. ]. Fseley is very iii with
the asthma. His friends hop, for a
speedy recovery.
District Judge D. B. Graham and
wife. who have been visiting the fam
lily Of A. B. Winchsl, have returned to
their home at Denver, Colo.
ToNsoRIAL If you want first .class
shave. q fashionable haircut . thor
ough shampoo. your hair or whiskers
dyed or singsd. call at Martin Bold's
tonsorial parlor and bs assured Of first
class workmanship. Nh
Mrs Grace George, Of Chicago. who
has been visiting her father, A. j.
Smith. for the past three months. has
returned home
Misc Leaphia Msrshon, has succeeded
Miss Nellie Mershon as assistant to
Mrs. Louis Tyler. our postmistress.
Mrs. Arthur j. Stone, OF Scranton,
Mra John Frear. OF Binghsmton, via
tied their brother. g. II. White, here,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Jackson. Of
Scranton, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bailey last Friday.
Robert Gallen. OF the Psun clothing
house. Scranton, spent Sunday with
the family Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas G..
Kennedy.
Register of Wills Henry T. Koehlsr
was visitor her. last Suud,y.
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son Albert visited tn ir grandmo other.
Mrs. Ridgsway. in Benton on Sunda'
last. She 10 at the advanced age OF "a
md lies seriously i'll.
Miss Grace A. Davis is visiting her
cousins. Misses Fannie R, and Bessie
NJ Sherman, In Waverlv, Pa.
James Psntecost. of New York city,
late Of Scranton, spent Sunday with
mis- father, Thomas Psntsoost
Rev A. E. Douglass and wife are ex-
pected hons this week.
A new base ball club is now being
'rganized at Clark's Green and will be
made up Of the following persons: A.
E, Hobbs, F, H. Grssn, John Smith
Al Fish, Charles Wilson, E. j. Chap
man, Fred Brown and others not ye,
selected. Thsy held their first meet.
ing at Smiths store Monday 'vening.
Electric Star lodge, No 400. Indepsn
dent Order Of Frsemasons. will hole
their picnic and clambske in Nlchols's
grove on Saturday September 8. Al
are welcome.
]. w. Churchill, is taking in th'
beauties and pleasures Of the Wyoming
camp grounds and meetings.
The Base Ball club had 4 game will
the Nicholson club. with score Of 20 t.
18 in favor of the Farmers Of Clark
| Summit.
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Mrs. Harridou Siening, of Philsdsl
pbis. and Mrs A. A. Sterling. oi
Wilkes.B IRE, spent Sabbath with Mrs.
TusodorA Stsrling.
Miss K ,ts L.ndmesser, OF Scranton
| visiting DR.. and Mrs.. Petit, OF
Churon street.
MIRA Arthur Sterling and children
nave returned from Harvsy's Like
where they have been spending q week
Mrs Samuel Gay, Of Ashley, is visiv
ing her many friends here.
Miss Minnie Ovsrf.ld, who has beer
dangerously sick, 10 improving.
Mrs. Gregory Sterling and daughter,
Mrs. George McElhons. OF Bing ham ton,
are spending some time with relatives
Ia town.
Miss Helen Bodls, Of Eatonvills, has
been staying with her sister, MrS
Sherwoo ]. the past two weeks.
Mrs Eva Lyman, OF Binghamton
N. Y. visited her uncle. Doyle Bun
u, II, recently.
A few nights since sneak thieves en-
tered the barn OF L. e. Hewitt ant
look comparatively new single har-
| ness.
Rev Everett, Of Trenton, N. j.,
preached In the Presbyterian churei
s ,bbath murn. Tue sermon was vsr,
interesting and attrntively listened to
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JAMES G. Hart ani wife, Of New
York. ars visiting friends 10 tow.
Mr. Hart WAS for many years 40 en-
i,loys OF the Delaware and Hudsun
company, but owing to poor health DO
wsa otli sed "a resign bis position, H.
held the position Of treasurer aud gen
.rAl Gales agent for many years.
A. T. FELTON, sud wife, Of DIrts ave
n. are Ia L.nox. Pa. ,wh re- they will
,t.snd the fftn annual re union OF the
FELTON, family. which will occur to-
morrow at the home Of MIRA. Dores,
Miller. A. I. FELTON, 10 secretary Of
tn. society.
John E. D'nnis, Of this city. sp.nt
SUNDAY In Uulondale, whore h file
tue appointment OF Rev. j, LinsberrV
At Lyons Street ohuroh About thrs"
miles from the town 40 he was return.
ing. accom- panied bv O young N m and
lis daughter Beatrice. they vera over
AIKEN BY tnun isr shower They
rove In q harm which soon after tn.y
'ntsrsd was struck by ligh ming. l
was with the grsAtast difficulty that
hsy Sueo .-dsd 10 getting tue nors out
md also rem Irksble snsy escaped uu'
injured
J. j. Coogsn and A W. Rynolds
are In Nav York on business,
Mr. and Mrs David q ilry. of Brook
lyn. N. Y. are visiting At the home OF
/ 9 latter. Mrs NASHVILLE, at Farview
A. E Man. Of New York, 10 In thi,
city today calling on old friends. H.
Was at one time manng-r Of the West
tern U ion Telegraph company iu thi
city. Mr. Man ia now smploy'd oi
the Postal Telegraph company in New
York,
Frank Andrews 10 hlling Georg'
Bsntons place at Seventh avsnu', dur
lng his vacation.
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AVOca.

Tie Missrs Cuffr ri, Of Carhondaln,
are the guests of Ainie and Ellen Cal
lahsn, IT Main airest
Mrs. ms Connolly and son are
vi'itiug ~ the home OF her parents on
MrAlpine street.
A surprise p'rty was rendered Mr..
and Mrs W-0b"r in honor OF their
gusts. Ella and Thomas Coff q. Of
Summit, N, J., on last Friday evening.
Mrs Robinson and daughter Iona
We're guests Of Mrs E Nolan on Sun
day.
The marriage Of William Doughsrty
and Julia Hrston was announced on
last Sunday to take place in the near
future
Mike Munlsy. of Main street, leaves
today to enter St. Miohasl's (Toronto)
as a student
Mrs. Mckay, Of Plains, 10 the guest
Of her daughter, MIRA Nswlin.
Rev. N. F. Crane was a visitor In
Scranton Yesterday.
Miss Hattie Schroeder, Of Car boudala,
who has been the guest OF Edith New
ton for the past few weeks. returned
home on Monday.
William j. Bugleholl has been
awarded the contract Of driving Q tuu
mel for the Avocs Coal company.
Frank Jennings left on Saturday for
Baltimore, Md Hs will 60 via Phila.
delphiA where he will join his brother
Jos-ph and both will 20 to Baltimore
to remain few weeks, during which
time they will sre their brother Hugh
play ball vita tho B B,limors team.
Miss Nellie 81 mans left town Sat-
urday evening on an extsndsd trip tn
Utica, Troy. Albany, Ontario and the
great hes.
Mr.. and Mrs James Kent, Of Brook
lyn. N, Y. returned to their home yes.
terdsy after spending II few days at
the home Of Mr.. and Mra Charles
Aikmau.
Thomas Bortbwick, Sterile Keith,
Jnmes Ralph and james BoAss left ou
Saturday night for New York, where
they intend to spend q week.
Jamra O'Bripn will enter the law of
dee Of P. j. OBoyle. where he will
read law.
Misses Aqnss Mitchell and Josephine
Dempsey are spending few days with
Hyde Park fri-rds.
Miss Sarah Kirk. Of Moosie. spent
yesterday with her aunt, Mrs. E Frew.
of W-st Avocs.
Old Forge and Central breakers will
hs lille this week.
Lawrence Morahan. who left last
week to participate In the Caledonian
gam In Albany and Boston, Is giving
good account Of himself. he SUI
cerdsi in taking first prizs in vaulting
and uitcb and kick aud standing high
jump He will also TAX. part in Other
games.
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Charles P Scnu Her /. IN town.
Fred Sands. of Aawlsy, is the guest
of friends here this week.
Misc Louise Harden bsrgh Is the guest
Of friends &C Big Pond.
Mrs. Caroline Cooper and grandson.
Joseph Cham bers, left for Wilkes
Birre yesterday morning.
Miss Sarah Deen. who has been visit
ing at the home Of w. NJ Gardner, left
tor her homo In Danvills yesterday.
Mrs. W. M, Gardner passed yestsr
day in Scranton.
Max Volgt. Of Texas, Is visiting his
brother. A F. Voist.
Cards are out announcing the msr-
riags Of Miss Julia Drumm to William
Fl. Malta, the Honsslsls representative
Of the Scranton Truth. Tue ceremony
to take place in st. Johns church,
Tuesday. Sept. A, at D. m.
The (Bsllsmoulsr) Hawlsy SILK mill.
destroyed BY Are last Friday night. will
bs rvbuilt. The work of rsconstruc.
ton will commence at once.
Cards have been received announc-
inv the marriage Of Sarah T. Cullum
to U. G. Riigewsy at ths Presbyterian
church, Wednesday. Aug 30
Gusrdon P .llet, Of New York, Is Wis
itipg Honssdale frisnda