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The herald., 1894-12-14
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
Governor Markham Comm utes the Son
tenoes of Several COpvicts.

Governor Markham COmmutes the Son.
tenoes of Several COnvicts.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. c.13.-Governor Mark
ham today signed the papers committing
the sentence of six convicts in Folsom
and pardoning one prisoner out OF the
house OF correction.
The sentence OF Simon Ration. who
was sent up for life in February. 1885,
for murder in the first degree, was COM
muted to l6 years. Ration. while at
tempting to escape after shooting at and
missing a man, shot and killed James
Lansing. q popular hotel proprietor in
this city. That night a mob tried to
break into the Jail and lynch him and
the governor ordered out the gatling
gun.
August Zimmerman, who was sent up
from Amsdor county for life for murder
in the first degree, will be free man
on the 18th of next January. What led
to this action was an affidavit filed by
an attorney in this city, setting forth
man ne had defended the principal wit
ness against Zimmerman, and that he
told him that his testimony in that
bTlhi Who Aho WAshosp hnc
since died and the attorney made haste
to make known the facts.
Hayashi Konamahl, the Japanese who
was sent from San Francisco for life in
1887 for the murder of his wife, has had
his sentence commuted to 20 years.
The sentence OF T. Patterson, sent
from Los Angeles county in September,
1888, for so years for rape, has been
changed to 10 years.
The sentence Of William Mcdonald,
sent up from San Francisco in May.
1890, for eight years for grand larceny,
will expire on January l. 1895.
Ten years have been taken off the
sentence of J. NJ. Warner, sent from
Santa Clara county in September, 1877,
for 40 years for rape.
Rine Woodward, serving a term in
the house of correction at San Francis
CO for forgery, has been pardoned.
The herald., 1894-12-14
BASEBALL TOURISTS.

National League Teams VIII Practice in
the South.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Treasurer Tai
cott gave out the information last night
that it had been definitely decided to
send the New York baseball team south
for spring practice. The grounds OF the
New Orleans Base eball club have been
secured and the team will remain in the
Crescent city until they work their way
back north by easy stages. playing in
several southern league cities on the
way. just when the players will be or.
dered to report and what games they
will play south has not yet been de-
cided.
The Boston and Warrington teams
will 90 south in company and play to-
gether in various cities throughout
South Carolina and Georgia. The Chi
cagos will probably 20 to Florida. the
St. Louis team to Hot Spring and the
other teams, with the exception OF
Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
have also made arrangements for a
southern trip.
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before. She rolled frightfully, and Cap
taim Merriman said the old collier actu-
ally dipped her yards in the sea. In
the blow, sail after sail was torn out OF
the holt roper, and before new ones
could be bent she was in the trough OF
the sea, thrown almost on her beam
ends by the gale. Her cargo shifted to
starboard, giving her heavy list. She
lay almost on her side, with the star.
board under water and the seas rolling
over her.
The men were called from the pumps,
and, headed by the captain. every man
on board. with the exception OF one at
the wheel, went below to trim cargo,
and for over 80 hours they stayed below,
and at last succeeded in righting the
ship. In the meantime the galley had
been washed clean, and it was q day
after the ship was put on an even keel
that anything could be cooked. Tho
men were faint for want OF food, but
they kept at their work and the ship
arrived in port without further mishaps.
While the ship was in her greatest
peril, the schooner General Banning,
bound from Gray's harbor for this port.
was sighted and she was asked to stand
by until the danger was past, but she
had all she could do to take care OF her
self, and few hours afterward she WAS
out OF sight.
The last three days of the trip were
pleasant. but when she was towed in
she had about four feet of water in her
hold.
The steamer Willamette came in from
the sound with a cargo of coal. She
was nearly three days overdue, and ac-
counts for the delay by the storm. Off
Cape Blanco che was hove to for IL
hours, and her captain reports the storm
the most severe of any he has expsri-
enced on the coast.
The steamer Walla Walls came in
early this morning from Puget sound
ports nearly day behind time.
Great anxiety 10 being felt for the
safety of the steamer Montserratt, which
was today three days overdue from Ma
naimu. Captain Norman says that if
she got in the same gale as the Indio she
will never reach this port, as she>wa
heavily loaded.
News of the arrival of the ships Ssjorn
and Glen Luis at Portland is being i'm
patiently waited for by the local agents.
Both vessels left in advance OF the
Scottish Dales. which was towed into
Port Townsend yesterday in disabled
condition. 1t is thought the other ves-
sells encountered the same gale, and as
they were in ballast it is thought that
they have had a rough experience.
The herald., 1894-12-14
THE STORM AT SEA
Terrible Expsrisno~ of the Ship India.
Many VesseIs Missing.

Terrible Expsrlsnoe of the Ship India.
Many vesseIs Missing.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.-The ship
India arrived in port today and relieved
many anxious minds concerning her
safety. She was heavily loaded with
coal when che left Nanaimo, 10 days
ago, and when shipmaeters who were
lucky enough to reach port told of the
awful gales that we're blowing out at
for the India. She was sighted far off
noon she was headed for the Golden
Gate in tow.
Great holes yawned in her bulwarks
and her rigging was tangled. Ropes.
sails and fittings lay about the decks in
q confused snarl, and the crew were
hardly able to make the tugs hawser
fast W hen the ship was taken in tow.
Captain Merriman says he does not
know how they managed to weather the
storm, and his presence in port TODAY
he claimed was entirely due to the heroic
work OF the crew. For IL days they
stood continuously at their posts and
never f1inched.
The ship was off Cape Blanco when
the gale first struck her. That was on
December lst, and the long battle COM
menoed. Sea after sea broke over her
as she rolled in the huge billows; seams
opened in her hull and water spurted
into her hold in many places. The
pumps were worked by donkey engine
and they served to keep the hold clear
for day or two. but during q particu-
larry heavy blow wave that broke on
deck smashed in the doors of the engine
room and the fires under the boilers
were extinguished. From that on the
men we're compelled to work the pumps
to keep the ship from sinking. The
decks were occasionally waist deep with
water, and the men were compelled to,
lash themselves in place to keep from
being washed overheard with every roll
OF tie chip.
For six days the ship weathered gale
after gale successfully, with the excep~
tion of losing few sails. but on the
seventh the wind seemed to have joised
forces with all the gales of the preceding
ak days. determined on destroying the
ship. The seas, too, rose and washed
the ship about more dangerously than
The herald., 1894-12-14
GEN. BOOTHS TOUR.

1t Embrscss . Visit TO Los Angeles and
Other Coast Cities.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 13.-Gen. William
Booth of the Salvation army, accom-
panied by his staff officers, arrived here
this afternoon. This evening he ad-
dressed q large audience in the taber-
nacle, his subject being The Social
Scheme. The party will leave for San
Francisco at midnight, and after re-
naming in that city for five days. will
visit Los Angeles. Sacramento, Port land,
Tacoma and Seattle,
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LOCAL-Burr may not be sheriff; his oath OF
Office taken by telophone......Mor sensa-
tionsl developments in tho case OF Train
Robbers johnson and Kid Thompson
Citizens of the southwest part of the city
organize . "A directory company to take
census l. 4. Hewlett gives up his street
sweeping contract-stanford and Chicago
to play football during the holidays. The
fire chiefs TO convene here on fiesta week.
The Watson murder case. The city's
health statistics; Health Officer Powers
report. Charles Goldsmith knocks out
Dick Burgess in IL rounds last night.
Young gymnasts perform; exercises Of the
Turn YeIein training school
The herald., 1894-12-14
WARLIKE VETERANS.
Nom ers OF G. =. X. Post Engage in
Bloody Battle.

Nom b ers of G. =. X. Post Engage in
Bloody Battle.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-The ques.
tion of the reinstatement OF Comrade
Russell, who has been suspended from
Liberty post, G. A. r., for non pay ment
of dues, was the cause of general fight,
in which comrades attacked each other
with naked swords and clubs. Several
were seriously wounded and number
blcd profusely from many gaping
wounds. The rooms OF the post were
despatched with gore, and now resem-
BILE slaughter house after days busi-
ness. A court of inquiry composed of
representatives from the posts has rec-
commended that the charter of Liberty
post be revoked, and court-martial
has been ordered to sit on the warlike
veterans next Monday night.
The herald., 1894-12-14
THE NEW CHINESE TREATY.
Attorney Garter Predicts That 1t Will
Cause Trouble.

Attorney Garter Predicts That 1t VIII
Cause Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-Ex>United
States District Attorney Garter believes
that the new treaty with China will undo
all the benefits We have derived from
the Geary- -McCrssry acts. Under the
existing laws, Chinese laborer leaving
the country cannot return. The new
treaty permits him to return il he has a
wife. child or parent in the United
States, or property here valued st $1,000.
Chinese testimony alone will establish
this, and Garter, as well as Collector OF
the Port Wise, believes that the oppor~
tunities for the fraudulent entry of Chi
nese are increased under the conditions
of the new treaty.
The herald., 1894-12-14
THE HOsKINs MOTOR.
1t will Retire tho Street Oar Mule
San Diego.

1t Will Retire tho Street Gar Mule in
San Diego.
SAN DIEGO. CAL. Dec. ia contract
has been entered into between the San
Diego Electric Railroad company and
the Hoskins Traction company of San
Francisco for the equipment of the mule
line, which forms q part of the local
street car system, with the Hoskins
electro-vapor motor. The line will be
extended out over Golden hill. giving
rapid transit to section heretofore diff
ficult OF access, and it is intended later
TO complete belt line by building back
to the center of the city over another
line. The new service will be inaugu-
rated before the end of the coming
month
The herald., 1894-12-14
A Wreck.strewn Const.

PoRT TOWNSEND. Dec. ia lumber
laden vessel is believed to have been
wrecked on the coast below Cape Flat
terry. Charles Willoughby arrived from
the Ozette river today and reports the
coast Tor miles strewn with fresh lum-
Der. A badly battered main hatch
-drifted ashore and also q large amount
OF heavy beam timber. Nothing could
be learned relative to the identity OF the
veseeI
The herald., 1894-12-14
Smallpox at Vancouver,

VANCOUVER. B. c., Dec. ia case Of
smallpox was discovered here laet night.
The victim is man named John Flan-
ders, employed at the Hastings mill.
Prompt quarantine measures were
taken and no danger OF spread OF the
disease ia exp ected.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Newspaper Mon Reealed.

CARSON, New, Dec. 13.-The Califor-
mia Press association passed through the
city today on the way to Virginia. Elab-
crate preparations were made to enter
tain them here. but for some reason the
passed through here this evening on the
return trip wine and cigars were ten
dered the newspaper men.
The herald., 1894-12-14
NEIGhBoRiNG PLACES.

ANAHEIM-wild Bill under arrest,
REDLANDs-City Attorney Bennetts salary
" Finances of the city.
POMONA Revival meetings 80. women's
council.
SANTA ANA-End of Selvidge. .Gsrritt trial.
PAsADENA-The fight against the Southern
Pacific railway.
The herald., 1894-12-14
ROBBED Hfs MOTHER.
Warrant for Young MiscreAns at San
Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Dec. ia war
rant is out for the arrest of Johnnie
O'Toole. q youth l8 years of age. on
charge of grand larceny. He is accused
of having robbed his widowed mother
of 5000. She is Woodworking woman
and in poor circumstances. Recently
she required some money, and to get it
ahe negotiated Q mortgage loan on her
little home here, q property that repre-
sents many years. toll. She took the
money home and placed it where she
thought it would be safe. Her son was
tho only person who saw her hide it.
Az soon as she was out of the way he
stole the money and disappeared. He
was last seen boarding an overland train.
The sheriff 10 in pursuit.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Corbstt's Training Quarters.

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. 13.-In an
interview last night, James j. Corbett
said positively that he had determined
to train at Hot Springs for his contest
with Fi.zsimmons. He will come here
the first of July with his trainer. Billy
Delaney, and before he leaves tomorrow
will have completed preliminary ar
raugements to that effect.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Fraudulent Accounting.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Dec. ia. H.
Richardson, formerly cashier of the Park
City bank and now resident OF this
city, WAS arrested today ON five indict-
ments, charging him in each case with
fraud in keeping the account ts of a cor
poration. He gave bail in the sum of
$500 on each charge.
The herald., 1894-12-14

The drug combine "busted" BY Of
& Vaughn. Drugs at eastern prices.
Ayer's. joys and Hoods sarsaparilla,
IS cts Paine's Celery Compound, 75c
Syrup OF figs, So cts.
The herald., 1894-12-14
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-The hurricane on the
north Pacific coast. The gubernatorial
oon test Stage robbery in Arizona, Pa
cihc coast happenings 80. Congressional
proceedings. Currency hearing. Wash
ington notes. :. General news gleanings.
The herald., 1894-12-14

Wickstrom & Person. tsilors. Fit,
workmanship and goods guaranteed
first-class; prices moderate. Room /,
l2O15 s. Spring street.
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POINTERS PoR TODAY.

Los ANGELES THEATER-Aladdin.
THE IAPRRIAL-Vaudeville,
BUnBANK-The Corsican Brothers.
No. 33O15 SOUTH BRoADwAY-Maine associa-
ton meeting.
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Babies cry for Castoria. 25 cents
bottle at OFF & Vaughn's, corner Fourth
and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-12-14

Order your suit early. 81. A. Getz is
crowded for fine tailoring at moderate
prices. liz West Third street.
The herald., 1894-12-14
Florida oranges at Althouse Bros

Hollenbeck Hotel Cafe, 2l4 Second
street. Oysters Soc dozen, any style
The herald., 1894-12-14

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
orld's Fair Higkcct Medal and Diploma.
The herald., 1894-12-14

For omfort, Electric oil heater; no
smoke OK odor. Furrey Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14
Sas xbal abip arts.

Die Superpiioren bon 2adaipannu
Ippnibip unb Die 8epraientanien Der
scranton unb 8itteton Traction Gompas
ME baben iid enbIid sseiniet uno bel
gusbau Der 8abn abipdrts bat NIT gifel
beeonnen. Otan eripartet am |. Oftobel
Npoea su erreiden.
- @ie ihon friber eripdbnt. beabii6'
tist bic SduIbebbroe bon 2adapannr
Ioipnibip, elm SduIbaus in Wiooiic ~
erri6ten. tas Sill 200 foiten ioa unb biz
@inridtuns $4,000. Die Surser ienei
Diitritte8 baben iebod um einen gin'
baItsbefebl nadseiuht.
1abIur.-0ie 9lnseitelIten Der 8pne
1aplor unb SoIben @ruben ipurben an
Dienitas ausgeSabIt.
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(Gartcnbals Gprrslpcntsns.)
8tttStpn.

- SIN bsm Bittston Stabtratb sins
ss am Montas 9lbenb seIesentlid Der
9eratbuns iiber bic 9faiterilns bod ber
unb bic Serren ma6ten lid sesenieitis
ibre Gbrlidfeit gum gorpurfe. 9eiinis
tip beidIoRen in Der GnseIesenbeit puroe
nidts.
= @esen 9 nbr am Montas Morsen
erreisnete iib in Der SO. 4 @rube Der
8enniplpania Soblen So. su Snferman
in einem aussearbeitetsn 6ansnese eins
8lSerpIoIon, ipelder Elm Sal bon @es
itsin foIste. glle 4rbeiter naren ir
slddIid su entfommen. unb nur Samcs
Srpoen, Der Die 2ampe trus unb ben ans
6eren borauS mar, tparb bermiBt. GinC
Nettunssmannidaft madte iid ipfort auf.
um ben 8eridiitteten auf3uiuden uni
fanb ibn eritidt.
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0ie nsus $4,000 SodiduIe pt

- Die neue $4,000 SodfduIe bon
Inentpipn, an Der Gde Der 2umber unb
Gurner Strabs. 1T pOrIebien Wonias ben
S6dlern sebffnet tporoen, Das 8e'
bdube iteht auf benz 9las, mo- bic alte
4. @arb Sdule itanb unb 1T cine
berrIide Sisrbe fir iene @esenc. Gs
1T 76 bel l083 SUB srOB unb 80 SUB
bod bis sur Spite beS Iburmes; BORN
1T bic Mauer bis sur SDbe bon feds SUB
nit Summelstptpn 8raunitein aufBsleBt.
8on ba an ipuroen einfade 8adlteine nit
1srra Gotta 8ersierunsen benuBt.
- SIN @pomins County mar aIer.
BRETON bamit beiddftiet, auf feiner
8ausrei in ROrtb DloreIanb einen
neuen 8runnen ansuIeeen, tpobei er gum
Wesiprensen ber SeIien I'M 8runnen.
ida6t 0pnamit beripenbete. Cine Der
Dpnamitpatronen mar nab eeporben
unS er bate iie gum Irodnen auf einen
SeIsbIod seIest. 3pei ieiner SDbne,
Der l6idbrise Sarrp une Der Z Sabre
aIte SEQ, fanben bic Batrone unb amiiiir.
ten iib bamit, baB iie einen fdtpsren
Stein barauf fallen Iieben unb bas
Dpnamit baburd sur grpIoiion bradten.
Sarrp ipurbe so Sui melt seidIeuberi
unb auf Der Steae setbbtet, n6brenb
SEQ bon einem umberiliesenoen Steine
an ben Sopf setroffen unb oerart perIeBi
ipurbe, bab ct ebenfaas itarb.
- Die srDBte StabIplatte. bic nidi
auein in bieiem 2anoe, ionbern in be,
sansen g8eIt ie sepalst porben 1T,
tpurbe am Donnsritas in Gbeitsr bor
ben Welman Sron unb Steel Worfs
fertisseitslIt. Die BIatte bat elm 2dnst
bon 45O 3oa, cine 8reits bon 100 3ol
unb eine Dide bon II 3oa. Sic If
aIs Steuerruber.Blatte fir einen be,
neuen ,,Osean' @inbbunbe", ipeIde BIZ
SntsrnatipnaI Gapieation Company BEN
Gramp'iden Sdiffsbaubofe in BbiIabeI'
pbia gum 8au iibertrasen bat, beltimmt
Dieie Steuerruber. 8latten iinb 10 erob
bab monateIanse Iadfrasen ersaben
bab nur sipei Sabritsn auf benz 8anse,
grbenrune eriitiren, tpeIde i'm Stanb
| linb, ioIde gtrbeiten aussufibren uni
ba8 8iiito su iibernebmen. Cine biefe
5abrifen TT bas peItberiibmte &rupp'id
gtabIihement bel Giien in Rbeinprsubsl
unb bic @beiter Sabrif Der Weaman Som
panp. Ser rieiise 8ubbIpd. i'm @etpi9t
bon 81 900 Bfuno, tpurbe am Wlittippd
oem @Iiibofen iiberseben, in tpeIdem E
bic sanse 9ia6t unb einen Ibeil bss ndd
iten Cages perblieb, tporauf ct na9 Der
BaIstii6e 8ebra6t unb erfoIsreit
auseerpat tpuroe.
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Gpse 1arfer S1ctisen.

-Serr Safob 8eibert unb ssrau bes
finben iid in 8ittsburs auf elmer sfpeis
tpbdentIiden 1our.
- Sn benz 8afement ber Tabernacle
8ir6e 1T elm freier 8inbersarten erbffnei
tporben.
= lin ben Ippetit ansuregen unb bic
Serbauuns su befbrbern, siebt es nidts
beReres. ipie bic in alien beutihen Ssamir
lien befannten Or. gusuit &bnis' 8 Sams
burger Sropfen. Breis so Gents bic
5Iaide.
= Sobn Moffitt bon 339 Neunter
StraBe itiirste Dlontag 4benb in ben
Siibfeite Stablperfen aus elmer S6be
bon ! SUB bon elmer 9Iante unb brad
ben 8nb9el bes Iinfes Subes unb ben
redten Irm.
- Serr SOiepb 8. 9enber itarb am
Donneritag ia ieiner Wobnung, Gde
Srbe Barf 4benue unb Icabemp Strabe.
Der 8eritorbene Ion in Berlin, 9eutId.
Lamb. eeboren iporben iein unb binterIGbi
elm 8ittipe nit brei 8inbern.
Das 9ienitmdbhen Marp Sdnei.
Der tpuree am Montas ipesen DiebitabIs
berbaftet unb ibre OperationsfeIber
tparen bauptiddIi9 bic 8di6eIeinen bon
Radbarn. 60 jung iie 1T, ideint iis
bod fdon bebeutenbe grfabrun8 in biefer
Srande 3u beiiben.
- Ser MiIdmann $. $. 8urIdeI
bat cine 8Iase eesen bic Traction Goms
p panie auf $4,000 Sdabeneriab erbobsn.
Dor etipa sipei Wonaten tparb fein Ssubrs
tperf an Spruce Strabe bon einem Stra.
Benbabnpasen setroffsn. 8uri6eI beraus
aeidleuoert unb 10 idper perIeBt, bab er
lid iebt nod nidt erboIt bat.
= Der in SO. 8l7 Samptpn Strabe
tpobnenbe 8. 8. & %. 8remfer gbas.
u. 9biaips mar am Samitae Radmit.
tag in benz Sofe init 8oppeIn bon Barren
beidaftist unb ssrietb babel sipiiden bic
Buffer, ipeIte ibm IebenSsefabrIi6s Ser,
IebunSsn beibra6ten. st itarb mad fur,
ser 3eit.
= Ser l5 Sabre aIte Stephan
Oabiss bon Bellevue Strabe tpurbe am
Wontas an Der Dodge @rube BEL bem
3uiammenitob stpeier 3ase untsr ben
3rimmern besraben uno erIitt einen
SddpeIbrud unb mebrfade anbsre 8ers
lebunsen, Die feinen 3uitanb sefabrIi6
MAIDEN.
= SIN benz 8ellerraum elmer 8ittpe
8ode an Sumter StraBe brad Sreitae
Nadt um baIb IL 1lbr Elm Seuer aus.
Die 8olisiiten @urreq unb Sartor ents
bedtsn bahelbe unb sinsen nit elmer
2ampe in ben 8au. mo ibnen Elm Sobn
Der @itttpe entse8entrat unb bic 2ampe
aus ben Sdnben idIue. Ser 8uride
purbe perbaftet unb Seuerdef Serber's
4niidt sebt babin, bab berielbe bic neus
Iiden Seuer in iener @esenb anseleet
bate. 8ode mar i'm Ntai unb Stunt
ettpa feds BOden lang, in 9ittston unb
pdbrenb bieier 3eit ipurben bort Elm baIs
bes Dubenb Sdeuern in 9ranb eeitedt.
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Wilse8barre Wahridten.

- Das Sarmbaus BON Wi6aeI @uiid.
stpifden Niblep unb Susar 9totd gele'
gen, brannte am Donneritas nit Snbali
nieber.
- Su Der 4bonoaIe 3e6e. bic ieii
sipei Monaten nidt mebr in 8etrieb mar,
bat Die glrbeii ipieber NIT 500 Dtdnnern
unb &naben teeonnen.
= Ser Wi[IicnGr unb 9obIenoperatpr
6. Q. 2eiienrina BON Upper 2ebisb, Der
iid in Deutfblanb befinbet, 1T ibtper
erfranft.
- Maior @baS. 8. gonpnebnm fart
8onneritas 9lbenb an ben SOIsen elmer
Operation sur gntfernuns elmer 8usel,
bic er i'm 8iirgerfrieSe erbalten, ben er
i'm l43fen ga. 9esimente mitmadte.
ST mar 81 Sabre alt.
4ntbonp 8intrid. 5om Barge unb
Mar Neargo bon 9llben ipurben am
Samitag auf bic Inflaee Ssm bieiisen
@sfdnenib iiberpieien, bOr einiser 3eit
bic 9oitdmter su Ileen uno Wanamie
beraubt su baben.
= Ser SasIeten ..Mdnnerdor" ipirb
am Z. Ottpber iein 25. Stlftungsfeit
feiern, unS trifft bsreits umfahenbe 8ors
tebrunssn fir bic birbise 8esebuna
oieies greieniiies. Wie es beibt, iper.
ben 8ereine bon Ren gorf, Serfep Giip,
BbiIabsIpbia unb 8ilfesbarre in anierer
ssmdtbIiden 8erotabt erideinen. unt
sur 8erberrIiduns bas Sbrise beitrasen.
= gs teibt, bab mebrsre 8iirser iid
entidlohen baben, einen Gtnbaltsbefebl
sesen bic county Gommiiidre su eripirs
fen, ipelder benielben rerbieten lou, oas
8oB gisentbum aIS 8aupIab fir eas
proieftirte 8eridtssebdube ansutaufen.
Das piirbe iebod nidtS an Der 2batiate
dnbern, bab es ber seeisnstite Blab fir
ben anseeebenen 3ped 1T.
- Iuf ber 2e6a 5baI giienbabn,
oirett auBerbalb bon @iIfssbarre. ereis'
nete ii6 am Donneritas Dtorsen ein
ldlimmer giienbabnunfaa, bel benz Elm
,,bIinber 8aiiasier" setbbtet unb Der
Seiser Wlilep Heabe t6btlid perleti
puroen. Sin Iofaler @iitersu8 fam Die
Strede nit elmer Sdneliefeit bon 20
DleiIen per Stunbe entIans, als plbslid,
bic cine TriebitanDe on Der Sofomotibs
serbrad. 9ie Iebtere itilrste um unb fieI
geeen cine sur ielben Belt auf oem anbe'
rem @eIeiie porbeifabrenoe 2otomotlpe.
8eibe Dtaidinen ipurben sertrilmmeri
unb pieIe 8aesons iiber chamber sebduft,
ioeab Der 8abnfbrper auf cine lanee
Strede bin poaitanbis bIodirt mar.
Inter ben Sriimmern fano man bic
idredlid perltimmeIte 2eide bon Srani
@o.man aus 9BiIfesbarre Der 8opf bes
Utannes mar gu 8rei aerquetidt iporoen'
9a @orman nidt gum 3ueperional se'
bDrte, permutbet man, oab er iib ale
,blinber Banasier" auf eineh 8asen
beS 3ugeS eeidliden bate, um ii9 fos
itenf,ei rad 9ittston su beSeben. Ssiss,
Reabe erIitt tbbtlide 8erlebuneen une
puree mad benz Gitp SospitaI sebradt
Dem 2pfomctipiiibrer Sranf gSeaper Ss'
lana e8, li6 su rstten, inoem er bon isl'
ner Maidine berabiprans. bepor bic Sol'
lilion itattfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-09-14
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9aS dlteite Spar.Snititut int norb-
oitIiden IenniDluanien.
Sames Blair. @rdfoent.
9. 3. Briee. 8Be 9rdi
8. 6. Sddfer. gaifirer.
w. 3. Blair aifift. Gafiirer.
8beo R. Straub. Seller.
0irettoren:
5amss Blair. 9. 3. 8riee.
Geo. 8 gntlin, SSrarf W. Spenesr.
NIB. Blair Samss ardbalo.
M. 8. 8ennebD Sepitt 6. Blair,
Bm 0 sieieI. Sas W. Oatforb
Riibrt elm auaemeinss 8anfsefdaft
Stelt @edfel 3ablbar in 'r9sno einem 8beiIc
Der @et aus.
8 9rossnt Snterefen auf 8epoiiten bs,nblt
lin aunbf6aft ulrb gebetsn.
OHen Samitas gbenbs bon 7 Bis 8 nbr.