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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
SIGNAL APPARATUS OUT OF ORDER.
Three OF High School sIeiEhing Party
Killed n = Crossing Accident.

Three OF HiEa School sIeiEhing Party
Killed N = Crossing Accident.
FALL RIVER. Jan. 31.-A sleiRhing party
made up OF twenty-eight members OF the
sophomore class OF the b. NJ. G. Durfee High
School. returning from q two hours ride. was
run down by train within half q mile OF
home at the Brownsli street grade crossing Of
the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road this afternoon. and three OF them killed.
The accident occurred at 4;45 o'clock. When
the pole horses OF the sleigh reached the track
the Boston train hove in sight around bend.
1t was rushing along at a speed OF twenty-five
miles an hour Timothy Connolly. the cross
ing tender saw the train simultaneously with
tho driver The latter ieEked the reins and
succeeded In getting the horses and all but
sleigh was an old-iashions cd affair. the seats
cunning lengthwiss, the rear end having
a teacher in the school and In charge OF the
party, was sitting on a camp stool At the end,
Years old, son OF Col, spencer Borden, and on
the other Ray Thornton. "a years old. son OF
GhSSs D. IS Sp o sS, S. sitting ths Il
the lap OF Henry Hawkins.
When the party saw the rushing train the
were struck BY the locomotive. Swift was
%as 81 f1 feet and as Ed
under tho wheels lOOyArds, DIS mead ana right
hand being severed from his body. Swift was
hurled twenty feet. and was breathing. but un-
conscious when picked up; He was taken
home in an ambulance. but died soon after he
arrived there. Mr. Durfss jumped with Clark
Chase. yr, when they saw the train. and they
escaped with slight bruises. tho train passing
between them aud the sleigh
Immediately after the accident the pupils
Jumped from their conveyance and the young
women became frantic. The scene OF the
accident is only block away from the NoIth-
cru police station. and assistance was render,
ga as quickly as possible. The police said
that DO blame Is attached to John Fitzpatrick.
the driver, nor to Mr.. BuFfee. who MAS in
charge
Timothy Connolly = middls-sged man, who
is the crossing tender was on the look-
signal arrangement by which he H. notified OF
an approaching train was not working during
the day, and he remained outside TO see uD the
track.
When he saw the train the horses were on
the track. and he could not then put down the
gates without impeTilling every one In the
sleigh. Had all Of the party remained In the
sleigh thsy might have escaped with Injuries
more or less severe. The rear cad OF the
slelgh Was damaged only slightly.
The three boys Killed we're iayorites In the
school Col Borden e known all over the
country as an owner Of finely bred and trained
carrier pigeons.
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HooDLUMs INSULT MRS STANFORD.
They Fire Revoivers for Twenty Minutes
Around Her Private Car.

They flro Ikevoivers Tor Twenty hainuteo
Around Her Private Car.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. 5i--On Saturday
evening Mrs. Leland Stanford arrived at Vina
in her private car on q tour OF inspection OF
her properties Yesterday. having concluded
her business. she ordered her car taken to
side track near the depot so that she could
leave by the south bound Oregon express
passing VIVA at midnight Accompanied by
her brother and her maid she started for her
car shortly before dark.
About IL o'clock a cowardly gang. about ten
IN number made an assault on her car. which
they kept up for twenty minutes. marching
back and forth firing revolyers. They made
no attempt to enter the car. The cowardly as
sault greatly frightened Mrs Stanford. who
did lot dare to send any OF her attendants to
the vineyard which she owns for fear the mob
would shoot them down. By the time tho
citizens discovered what was taking place the
mob dispersed. The citizens were SO indig-
nant that had the authors of the outrage been
caught they would undoubtedly have been
lynched.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
JOHN DoFLE'S EYE PUT QUE
4 Jary Awards Him $1,000 DaAaEss
Against TsOnAs L. Burke.

MoRRIsTowS. Jar- 31.-A suit for So 900
damages for the loss Of an eye was tried in the
Morris county. n. j.. Circuit Court before
Supreme Court Justice Magic. this morning.
The parties in the suit were Thomas E Burke
and John Doyle. q brakeman on the D.. L and
W. Railroad. ON the night OF June 2 1898.
Doyle Was at Burkss house in company with
Miss EEsn domestic, Burke overheard =
remark made by Doyle 70 Miss Egan regard
licensed At 1t, entered the room and told
Doyle TO leave.
Doyle did So followed by Miss EgAn and
Burke When they we're at the bottom OF the
stoOp Doyle turned around In q threatening
attitude when Burke made thrust at him
with q broom. The end Of the stick entered
DOyle's right eye. DESTROYING the slight The
Jury. after short delibsIatton, returned VsT-
dict for the plAintLn Of $1,000
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D.SBuRY. Jan. Sl.-The hStters' lockout
which has been on IN this city for ten weeks
aud has affected 1000 hatters. has been de-
elsred on The union hattsTs held a meeting
to- night at which they decided TO 90 back 10
work In the independent factories.
They will apply for places tomorrow morn
ing SO many OF the matters have deserted
the union since the indepsnds nt shops opened
on last Thursday morning that tbs men had
10 take this action 70 hold their union toE sthsE
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CHICAGO. Jan. 81" Plunger" Ed Pardridgs
caused sensation to-day in the wheat pit on
the Board OF Trade By Offering 2,OOOOOO
bushels OF wheat At 6S}s cents The price was
then az o5h. No one Vas dis posed 70 take him
W. and he VAS hnally Induced 70 take walk
Iidgs collapsed. physically. lWLes On Change
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
RETURN OF 4 FUaITIYE B4SK CrEnE

SimPsoa Saw the Csrbett-Aitehsu Etghs
before Giving Himself u.
George Simpson. the assistant bookkseper
In the Union County Bank at Railway who
stole 81. 600 In cash on Dec. 20 and ran away.
surrendered himself to the police OF Railway
yesterday and was locked up In the county Jail
at Elizabeth.
He said he took the money on the impulse OF
the moment. He 0rst went TO Washington.
where he spent two weeks, and then went to
Jacksonville There he lost money bettinf on
became homesick. and concluded to return
and give himself up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
W.B. HORNBLOWER MARRIED.
4 PRIyATE CEREMONY IN THE FPIs-
Coral CBURCH or 81. JAMES

His Bria. the widow or Iisut.-Co, A. N. Net
son sns Sister Of the First Mrs. Horn-
blower - Publicity stuaiousiy Avoided.
William b. Hornblower. lately rejected By
the Senate rs the successor Of Justice Blstch-
Emily & Nelson. daughter OF William E. San
ford Of 10 East Sixty eighth street were mar
ried yesterday morning at 1oH o'clock. at sc.
James's Episcopal Church. Madison avenue
and seventJ-hrst street. By the Rev. Dr.. Cor
nelius b. Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
New Proprietor 81 rLs COIsaAa nouss.

The Coleman House IL to have new DEopri-
stor who win probably take possession this
morning. The house has been run for the past
four years By IL Ii. Person. formerly OF San
francisco.
he has sold his furniture and lease 10 Capt.
ID. NJ johnson. proprietor Of Bagg's Hotel
Utica. He Is said to have paid Mr. PieTson
$4,000. The lease expires on May ], 1885.
privilege Of i've years renewal The rent is
So. 600 : year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
MIR. CRokER CONC SOUTH.

He May Journey - Fer as CAiiforuias 49,
WIN Aetara About April 1.
Ex-City Chamberlain Richard Croker leaves
to-day for two months trip to the South and
West He will 90 first TO Nashville. Tenn.
where he Is interested In the famous bsiis
10 New Orleans where he will probably be dur
ing the Mardi Gras festivities next week. His
trip will be extended TO IL Paso. and he will
proba bly, visit California and the Yellowstone
Park before his ret urn to the oity. about April l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
RsrEIar. Tls AZ |. banker asa aIs MIE..

CHICAGO. Jan. 3l.-BAnksr F. p. Robertson Of
the Maple Park Bank and his wife were bound
and gagged In their home b. three men last
evening. while the thieves Tsnsaeksd the
house. The men evidently believed there was
a large amount Of money In the house. but thsy
succeeded IN getting only $50 Satisnsd that
ioossned the cords and went cat by the fr0aI
d0eE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
Ks.tusLy EsDuaIsts. I,sskha...

LOUISVILLE. Jan 3L-Ths Kentucky Legis-
laturs to-day adopted q resolution instFueting
Senators Blackburn and Lindsay 70 vote 10
rejsct the nomination OF Peckham 10 be AssO-
eIAts Justice Of the Supreme Court
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HE WANTS A DIVORok
Secretary OF Leg AtIoA Butler Leaves Mexico
90 RsGIa PEOcssdIHEs.

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 3l.-E. c. Butler seers-
tary Of the American Legation. will leave the
city tomorrow TO begin divorce proceedings
in Kansas City against his wife. Her friends
say that when she left here. six weeks ago. she
Was wholly ignorant oil any motive for the pro-
cssdings and that nobody here had ever heard
OF his Intentions until after NJ recent visit TO
CuantlA. which caused so much gossip.
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a Cease..Ioa % strIkIag NNearsr..

PATERsoN. Jan. 3l-The State Board OF Arbi-
tEatlon had a conferences 10 night with Robert
Adams Of the hrm Of r. & h Adams and Mr..
Adams agreed 10 set the 200 striking WeaVeFs
az work on Monday morning AZ T9duotiSn Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-01
TALE BOYS BoRROWED IHEM.
DIsaPPsArsass OF Lava statssEy sOIssa ~
Dstsstlys's WORK.

NEW HAvES. Jan. 3l.-SeyeEal statues we're
found TO be missing last night from the lawns
OF several OF West Ravens prominent citizens.
A detective finally found them In rooms Of
YalO students. NO arrests have been made.
The Yale bows say they simply wished 20 bor-
row the articles 70 ornament their rooms for
teas given TO friends during promenade
wssk, and would have returned them tO-n0E'
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BsAdIsstoA A WssFE's = IzSerIzl nssz~
4 pare and hsAllhy bsEsEAsa-4as.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
S1eue Gntbeduuaeu.

SblIeid maude neue unb uihtige Gntbed.
linaen in ben perihieoenen @ihenlhaftsn in
iiinefer Belt gsmadt wuroeu. 70 1T bod feline
oeritIbeu BON arobeitr 8ibtistet fur ois 9ub.
Iitum, aIs Die Guosduua. peIde tiir5Lid burd
6errn 9r. edoop ssmaht purbe uno welde
Die aufmntiamfet Don asr3ten, iouie 9aieu in
allen adnoern auf fid seIentt bat nno weldes
rie Gntpeduug ber llrfode BON drouiften
Srantbeitsn oes @asens. Der 9ebsr, Der Rieren
llno anoeren innereu 0rganen sinihIisbt Sie.
fer ar3t fanb bub Die llriade in sewiien Ser.
uen wrIde birie Srsuns tontrcliren, lisgt uno
ourt Die 8srorouuna BON Or. Sboops @ieoer.
bsriteIler eius arSnsi, peIhe sr ipe5lsa fur Die
8shanoluug bieier Reruen beritellt, piro Die
llriade uu6 nit osri ielbsn Die 8ranibeit ,ntferHt
Gin oeutides Bud. bic Gntoedun9 beidreibenb
nebit Rrobsp, miro al ieoen Qeier nud Gmpfana
elmer 8riefmarte frt periauNt a9snten aeaen
saInir nno gommifilon perlanst. Mon idreibe
an Or. S9oop, Rafine, 2eis. 8n baben bel
Woraan & ep.. Drain nno Sadion ctr. 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Die nNormannia~ muste nab
Sfeip 9yprf surucffebren.

Der am l8. San. bon gtsip gort na6
@enua ubsefabrene Dampfer ,,Rorman.
mia" febrte am 20 San. na6 bem Safen
BON glep Oort suriid. 0dbrenb zines
bsfiissn DIT Sturmes am foIssnben
Sonntuse bate cine unsepDbnli9 bobe
Sturswsas bas Sdiff setrofsn, bsf:n
9riiltunsen uno borbere Dsdbduier abs
serilisn uno ale Gaiilten unter 8aiIer
geiebt. Ser Damens Salon, Der Wulit.
Salon, bic beipen Saupts Salons unb
anoere 5bsile beS S6lffS Iitten srosen
S6absn. Der 2. Sffisier, 6. 8apine,
erlitt ipabribeinIid t6ptli6e SerIsbuns
aen. Die 100 gaiiitens uno l45 i3pis
I6enSsdessY YaHaeiere Iitten feinen S6ar
ben, serietben ieeo6 in sroben S6rsdsn.
Sin pafasier erSdblte, bab baS Sdiff
am Sumita8 in SoIse beS bsftissn
Sturmss nur nit baIber Sdnelisieit
fubr, am Sonntas absr, ais Der Sturm
nadsslahen bate, tpieber Soaoampf
anlsste. I'm 5 llbr Morgens, ais bic
msiiten Baiiasiere nod i'm Bette Iassn
unb Der 2. Sifi3isr auf Der Bride itanb.
erI6ien an Der Bort. Settle bes Sdiifes
cine bic Maitsn iiberrasenbe @oss unb
bebsdte baS eanse Sdiff, ebs SaIIsIbs
sstpenost perben fonnte. DaS 3pi.
i6eroed itanb feds SUB unb bic @ailten
orei SUB unter @afer. Die 8aiiasiere
ipranSen tbeiIipeiie in ibrsn giabitIeioern
aus ben 8etten unb rei6te manten bon
ibnsn eaS @uiier bis su ben Saften.
Dan eluubte anfansS, baB bas S6iH
unterseben perbe. Die Rlaserufe bel
8erpunbetsn unb bic S6rsdsnsrufe oei
Bahasiere peruria6ten cine i6rsdlib,
8erpirrun9. Der @apitdn noate Ieint
NIT 8nher ssfdats Gaiute psrIaHsn
bod ba!ten Triimmer bic Ibdrs berIslber
periperrt. SUbuIb er ben nmfans esi
S6ubsns eeieben bate, orbnste er an
pab oaS S6iff umsefebrt tperbe, tpiebe
na6 Rep gOrt suriidfubre unb berubist
bic paiiaeiere. Der am S6iff anse
ri6tets S4aSen iOa SIS. 900 bis 500,
600 srrei4en.
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@ilfesbarre Nahri6ten.

= Sas bemofratii6e Gountp Gomits
bat s. 6. 8iesanb gum 8oriibsr, Samss
W. Worris gum 8ae 8oriibsr unb Gbas.
s. WcSuBb gum Sefretdr eripGblt.
- 6. 6. MaiIer tritt bonn 8riitoI
SauS suriif unb Sames Mc@Ipnn unb
U. Dtuaen iperben bahelbe am l. 4priI
tbernebmen.
-Die @ittpe bes Idnsit peritorbsnsn
BbiIip Suupt ftarb am Sonntas in
Dallas i'm AIter bon SO Sabren, l Mo.
nat unb 5 Taeen. Den alien bieiisen
oeuti6en 9epobnern mar iie ipobI bes
FAINT.
= Sobn 6. @ilbourns, Der i'm Der.
Sansenen Oftpber in Sanoper Topnibip
ben Sobnion tbbtete unb bann emit fob, 1T
tpieber bierber sebradt unb i'm @sfdnss
nib abselisfert iporben. gr bebauptet,
bic Gbat in SelbitOertbeibisuns began.
gen su buben.
- Der Seifauf Der ,,2userns County
@rpreb" an cine @eielihaft bisiiser
polltlfsr, ben mir idon Dor Wonatsfriit
msIoeten, bat iib bsitdtist uno bic neuen
gisentbdmsr tperben etipa Mitte 5ebruar
formea 8eiib BON benz 8latte nebmen,
uIS beKen 2ofalrebafteur Serr 9auI
Drippe sinfipeiIsn beibsbuIten tperben
ioq.
= Die anseitslIten Der 9ebisb gallsp
Waidinen @erfitdtten in SaIseton tpur.
ben Iesten Samitus bena6ridtet, bab
nit ben 8esinn bisier Wode nur 5 Gage
uno ber Gag su 8 Stunbsn bsre6net,
serabeitet tperoe. 9luifaaeno mar biefe
Ru6ri6t fir bic arbeitsr, ba 10 biele
Irbeit porbanben lei unb in ben Cation
Nertitdtten srtra searbeitet tperbe. @s
tpiro aasemsin sesluubt, cub bic Grbeit
nidt por benz Sriibiabr tpieoer pcae 3eit
auf9enommen ipirb.
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6pbe 3arfer S1ott,ert.

"a. s. RanSolpb, elm alter Bud.
bruder. Der bier unb i'm unteren IbaIs
pobl befannt 1T, itasb fiirsIid in 4ibe.
bile, q. g., i'm IIter bon 81 Sabren.
= Sn TbeiIen Der 8eitIeite treten bic
Waiern epioemiid auf unb bem @eiunb.
beitsamt limb elf Sale ansemslost
tporben.
- gbna, bas Sabr unb 4 Wonate
alt Sbbterlein Der Wittips Bm. Gobin.
ion, itarb am Samitas unb purbe am
DlittipO6 besrbist.
- Sim beutisen Donnsritag fpirb SrI.
Gina Rlblins bon Bromley apenue nit
Serrn Seinrl6 DiebI bon Spbe gart
aosnue bur4 Srn. pator Pape sstraut.
= Serr $. g. GraSers, frabsr in
oieiem pIate, idreibt: Ssrr q. 8.
6errar, Bilot 8nob, Wlo., lit II Sabre
an rbeumatiiden Sdmer3en unb purbe
bon Iersten obne Grfols bsbanbeIt.
st. Safobs Del beiIte ibn.
Sn 8etreif bes 8iabuftes iiber bic
.. 8. & N. Geleiie an W. 2adapanna
Apenue fano am Uiontas cine @onfsrens
stpif4en ben itaotliden 8sbbrben uno
Otanaser Saateap bon Der 8. 8. & g9.
SO. itatt. Der lsBters erfIdrte, oab
nenn bic Gompanie Elm DritteI au ben
Soften beiiteuern ioa, bann mlhs Der
seiammte 8erfebr iiber ben Biaeuft Iein
uno Strabe une Seitsnipes unten pblis
ab8efperrt tperoen.
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wapne Spuntp.

@apne County 1T bur6 cine
SdneebIutabe fat bon ber @sIt abss'
i6nitten.
- 9ur6 bas ausipreiben Der @eleiie
ssrietb am 9ienfae slb.nb Der grie
8aiiaeisrsus auf Der SonesbaIe 3psis.
babn bel Snbian Ordarb bonn @slsiie
unb bic Baiiaeisre ipuroen tiidtis sr.
i6rsdt uno aufssrdttelt, aber niemanb
perIest.
- Die RepubIifaner bon SonsseaIe
baben foIsenbs Nominationen semadt /:
8urseb, 6. $. Suumann SduIbirsf.
loren, 2bomas GrobIep, 9r. Rssb
Burns; Stabtrdtbe, Ul. 9. Iqan, 6.
N. 8sb, Graham @atts, SO. u. @oob,
Or. 6. 8rabp; Stsusrfollsftor, Daniel
Osborne 9liiiitent sIiieHoren, George
@enuns, 8obert DeIssene !; aubitor,
4usuf Rebbsin.
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Staotratb.
Select @punciI, 25. Ga

SeIeet Council, 25. Sanuar.
Die 8erbanbluneen bieier &brperidaft
;parsn ni6t iebr ipi6tis. Der WupOr
ianbts spei 3uidrlften in 8stref Der
Nipsliruns bon sebnter Strabs, swli6sn
6eqotps unb Sampton, elm. Sn Der
erItsn bate er bic Wu brsel betirt, psl
bic an bic StraBe srensenoen @runbbe'
iiber nidt auf ale acknowledgement
uneen 8ersidt eeleiit!t batten; in Der
spe,ten bob er oaS 8e,o ouf ba bic
8runobeissr in Der Stplidenseit ben Se'
piinidten 8srsi6t unterselhnet batten
Sin 8eitluB paiiirle, oab feline Ber'
bsHsrunsen lraenp peIber 9lrt an Stra'
Ben semadt Deroen, ole bon Der Stapt
nldt aeceptirt iino.
Sn elmer 3uidrift empfebIt bsr
StaptanwaIt, bob Der Strabsntommliidr
aue 8erbinpunsen nit ben See 9llep
Sepsr abbrebe, mo bic 8etreffenben
ni9t ibre Steuer bafiir bs,ublt baben.
Die NnseIesenbeit warb an bas Sultls
@omite psripieien.
Sn Saden zines neuen Iiiebmsnts
fur bic Dlaol'on Npenue Yfalterune
purbe auf ben 8atb Oes StabtanpaltsS
nidts beidlOiien.
grits uno stpsite 2eiuns paiiirts bic
Ssrorbnunb tpessn Iufsebsns Der Drin'
fer 9urnpite.
Sritte 9eiuns puiiirte bic 8erprbnune
fir eln Tfsrb fur bic 9iap 9luS S6laud
60.
Common Council, 25. Sanuar.
Oas Proiett, pfoiten entlanS bsr
Straben su beiteuern, ipurbs auf unbs'
ltimmte 3elt reridoben.
Der Setoronuns, bab Strabenbabnsr
innsrbalb sipei Subren eebaut isin milf
fen, parb beiSsitimmt.
9aS GOmite bsri6tsts ,u Guniten be,
NipelIrune bon Gresn Ribse unp War'
ion Straben unb bic Serorbnung pailirt
sipei 2eiunsen.
Oie 8erorpuuns puiiirte, tpelde es A.
, einen 8erseben mu9t, ipibe .3dune i,
erri6ten, unc cine Strafs bon s10C
fefisst.
gS tpurben 8erorSrunsen paIIist fl
5weisieper an Silsr, Ullnsral, Garbo,
unb @OrbOn Strussn, fir ben Saupt
isper in Dem piersebnten 0iitrift unb fiji
bic Mpeairuus bon @iaiam StraBe.
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Wpn Der &nbfeite.

Sin &ino Der @beIeute Srieor. 3eoeI
bon @ilIon StraBe brad am Dienitas
our4 einsn Sal einen Irm.
9lm Montas itarb cine II Sabre aIte
Godter Der gbeleute 8sibsnpad bon
Stone gpenue.
Die Samilie bon Serbinanb Sbmibt
,os am Dtittnod bon Simonion'S biers
ber um unb Beter 8eihel ipirb bas Sos
tel ibernebmen.
9ie Gbefrau beS Serrn Charles Senb.
Ter bon 500 StGne 9lpenue bate am
Dienitus buS llnsIiid. auf oem GIattsis
Dor ibrer @obnuns aussusleiten unb ers
lit beim Sale einen boppelten 8ru1 bes
ridten Sanoselenfes.
Soiepb 8nsqsr bon Pittston @penue
it i'm Woies 2aplor SospitaI. 8or
mebreren Sabren mar an isinem redten
8elns cine Operation borsenpmmen NOR.
ben, bic feblerbaft mar, unb es mub oas
8lieb nun no6maIs operirt iperbsn.
Der bon 9rof. Sobn 9sntes nsuIit
sesrinbete Diannerdor aus @liebern
Der Sidorp StraBe Bresbpt. Stride
madt ausseseidnete Sortidritte unb ss
unterliest felnem 3weifeI. bab berisIbe
bereits bel bem Gpnsert am 81. Wdrs in
Der @ermania Saae auftreten fam.
Die llebunssabenOe iperbsn Nittpo6s
i'm alien airdensebduoe absebalten.
Serr apotbsfsr S. 8. Gerppe tpirb am
ndbten Samitas per Dampfer >, SIERRA"
cine Gsiie mad Deuti6lanb antreten une
sebenft bsildufis sipei donate abtpeienb
gu iein. Suuptsped Der Reiie 1T, feline
aueesriffene @eiunbbeit su itdrfen; bod
ipiro Serr Serppe aud feline in @lspe les
bsnoe 0iutter beiuden. Sn ieiner Ib.
weienbeit lsitet Ssrr o. B. Sumpbrss
bic Aputbste.
Ser uIte Subert SoRons beri6ieb am
Samtas Ibenb in ieiner @obnuns
go. 539 @Im StraBe unb erreidte Elm
Alter bon 78 Sabren. Gin Nnfaa Der
Grippe ipor ibm BEL ieinem bpben aIter
perbdnsnibpoa unb er srIas in tpenisen
Iasen. Der Ssritorbene fammte aus
8beinpreuben, ipObute bier felt 81 Sabren
uno binterldbt cine g8ittme un6 feds
srtpadiene 8inoer, bon benen 9tidoIaus,
3bomas, 8eter unb GarI bier pobnen,
uno Guspar 1T in @bicaso unO sine Der.
beiratb:te Todter in San gntonip,
GeTus. 9as 9ei9enbesdnsnib fanb am
Dienitus bon Der st. Murien 8ir4e aus
itatt.
s@- SIN Stubitore bon @etr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finoet man bic bette 8aare
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Sunnfcre.

IS. ". SduGer trifft 8orfebrunsen,
UNI an SteIle Der niebersebrannten @e'
bdube neue su erri6ten.
-Sn Dunmore ipurbe Montas Qbsnb
Elm stpeites Gidet aufsefeat unS Seinrid
8ebsr erbielt bic NominatiOn ais Staots
ratb.
- Die Semofratsn baben bersansene
No6e foIsenbeS 3idet aufseitelit BUR.
eeb, s. S. 9usson S6abmeiiter. g.
D. Ntanlsp; StraBenfommiiidr, Sobn
BLAND; SteuerfOaeftor. 8. s. 8oIuno ;
6riebensridter, 3. SO. @oOnep; S6uI'
bireftoren, M. S. Soran, Mm. 6. 8urfe ;
Stabtrdtbe, u. g. Sasaertp, Wti6ael
S. @alfb; gubitor, g. 0teiap. .,ai,b
SaterIanb, fannit rubis iein, elm Oeuts
i4er fOmmt setpib ni6t rein !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Grnftii6e Srrtbiimer.

asrsts bsssbsn In Der 8tbanpluns ben 5sr,-
franfbeitsn pftmals Srrtbhmsr. Die an,ab
pSsli6tr Spbtsfdlt nimmt tGslit Su. pun.
esrts fallen Der drStli1'n unpifsnbsit in psr 9s.
baneluns eisifr Sranfbsit ;um Spfr. Clint
aus pier prlpnsn bat sin franfbaftss Sr3
aurssr atbsm. Ssrsflppfen uub 9rsittsrn. I'M
rsssImGbiasr puls, Gritidunssanfaat atbsm-
nptb, S1msrj ppsr gmpfnpli6ftit in Der Ssits.
S9ultsr opsr arm, anfaIt bon S6pd&t pbsl
5unssr. Inb 3si6sn spn Str3fraufbtit. Or
Nilts, Hsp 5taIt Sure II pas sin;iss psrlabli6l
Stilmiiisl. 6auisnbs bsifatissn isint punpsr.
barren Ssilanssn Si&r umipnf. 3u bsbsr
bel allen Apptptftrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Bon ReterSbure.

SriB Ieufel Iiest idtper franf am
&beumatlsmus barnieber.
-Srau abam @sinsart mar i6psr
franf, 1T absr auf Der 9eheruns.
2sbts @o9s paren Mife Scns
unb Srib @ariuS an ber Surp; oieie
@Ode SOispb Sans.
- Sonntas Morsen bra6ts bsr
Stor4 bsm Stactratb SriB S9pars cine
Io9ter.
= 81. g. 8reinburs bat bic @irtb.
i6aft beS Pbilip @aener on 8rescott
Ipsnue iibsrnommsn unb tpirb nur bic
beiten @etrdnfe berabreiden. S6nsss
puhsr 1T feline SpsaiuIitdt.
-Sobn 8uttsrmann bat cine snsIii9s
Nahtibule i'm S1ulbaus ansefansen.
Sunge 2eute, bic Isrnen iupaen (aber aud
nur ioIde), mbsen ii6 BEL ibm meIben.
9lu4 1T sr sewiIt, I'M 9suti8sn nnter'
ridt su srtbeilen.
- Die Dsmotraten unisrer @arb
babsn iid s.ipsissrt, cine Sidst fir bic
SrubiabrspabI aufsuitelen unb babur6
fbftii6 oas repubIifaniide Iidet inboiiirt.
Iroboem bsfiirdtet man nidt, bab bic
Welt unterseben iperbe.
- @abri4einIi1 Der aItsits 8spobner
unferer Ortidaft mar 8biIip @sibis,
psIdsr am DOnneritus Worssn i'm AIter
BON Sc Sabren baS 8eitIihe feenete.
Die 8eerbisuns fano am Sonntas hati
unb e8 betbeiliste iid baran aud oi.
Deutide Geieaidaft, tpeIder Der Ser.
itOrbsns ais MitsIisb unssb6rte.
- Gin fpunberboass Gsbd6tnib bal
unier Wltbiirser Geo. SduIs. ir., pelds,
bic Steae eines poit Sortirsrs aui
Der 8atnitrede slpiiden scranton uni
Northumberland inne bat. 9erielbe Be-
itanb persansene Wode tpieber bic iGbr'
Iide 9rifuns in Sarrisburs unb aus
einem 8srsei6nib bon 5000 Boitdmtern
tonnte er nur pisr,ebn nidt espau anse.
ben. Die Briifuns erforbert sspbbnlid
ie6s Stunben, S4uI3 aber mabts bie'
ieIbe in Stunben Az Wlinuten bur1
gr 1T felt bier Sabren i'm 9ienfts uni
elmer Der tii6tisiten 8samten.
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