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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Sas stuee oer sieae i;egt fdberf!

Serr Tiderl madt zines Sonntaes,
bd ieint Srau tpegen zines flsinen llna
Doblieins gu SauIe bleibt, in @eIeqs
i1aft einss guten 5rsunoss cine 2anbz
partie. = 0ieIe isltsne @eisgsn6eit lit
gu giinitig, ais bab man nibt einmal
ein bisden iiber Die S9nur bauen
iollte. 9sibe 9erren iinb bemnad in
reht unternsbmungsluitigsr timmung
uno aIs Der 3ufall ibnen ssraoe atpei
biibI4e Mdbhsn enigegsnfiibrt, tpirb
raid 9etdnntibaft nit benIelben ges
maCst. Die llntsrbaltung pirb inn
mer animtrter uno gu gutter 2ebt
promeniren beioe pdrhsn 4rm in
2(rm.
gls Serr gtiterl am 9(benb better
unO frDllih nad SauIs fpmmt, mus
itert i'm feline 9attin nit ltnbeil ers
tiinoenb.n Mi,n:n unb Frdgt: rBo
parIt 0u benn9" - .@ine fl.ine
2anoparti: babe i1 nit m.inem
SSr.uno g.maht." - so? bas niQt
SH NIT lpelB HupeH? -, WI peudls
leriIGes llns.h.uer! Wtit einem
Srauen3immsr biIt 0u eiRgebGnet aea
aangsi, Iogur Iebr engs angeIhloFen
= BAIT lie tuobl Inn bic Saille qez
nommen. tpie? Did pirit 9u ni9t an>
iiigsn -"
~Sa. I'm @ottespilen, SSrau pie
tannIt Oh 10 mas bt6aupten, 0u
parit ia BEN ganssn Sag gu SauIe,"
itottert beitiirSt unb perIsg:n Der Be-
It9uloigte.
~8ieIo :6 ss ipeib? S6au Dir mai
Define bctoen StiefeI an! Der linte lit
gang nit Staub bsosdt, BON rebten
aber 1T Der Staub total abgeitrsift.
Id, ipurt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
q CT b I Ib +.

5erbItli9 bsrgilben bi. 8ldtter am
Baum.
SiIberne Sdbsn burdIpinnen ben
Haum.
- sic au9 i'm iorslitb gesldttetsn
Saar
S:rbitIi9e 5docn faon piro iie s.s
ioa6r.
Wogenb erI6ausrn bi. @unbsr hsr
Saat,
8lGtter Der Stolen bsitr.uen ben Pfab.
- Sbr aub snti9panb ibre SusenS
gef9pinb,
Wie fi9 bic IoIe entbldttert i'm Winb.
So9 es srfIingt in bss prangsnbeu
Slu9t:
Sterbenbe 8liitbe trGgt beilige Sru9t!
= Sbr ad, bic itets iih in Sugeno se>
miibt,
9lieb ss Elm RGtbftI, parum iie gez
bliibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Die Gr,iebnng Des alaancs.

Ulinna, sennD un5 Selene ipare:r
Peniionsfreunoinnen geipelen. uno ibrs
Jreunbicbaft blieb au9 beteben, ais lie
ber.its ale brei perDeiratbet waren.
Ginit faBen iie bel Iammen unp ltrittea
bariiber. pehen gbe am gliidliqIten
lei, unb ipelde pon ben Sreien i9ren
Wtann am beIten er5ogen bqste. Oa
ssSsbe ben Sosel absel4ohen Aaben
tpoIIts. fam man nab IdHgerer Debate
iiberein, Die Yrobe Su MAIDEN. Sebe
ipQte bic beiben Nnoern einmal gum
@lien einlaoen. sSeoesmal ioQte elm
Derbrannter 8raten auf ben Sid tomz
men, uno oardn, tpeltbe Wtiene Die @9ez
herren oa5u MAIDEN piirben, ipoIlte
man bic 9rpBe oes e9eli9en 8liids erz
fsnnen.
9ei Der SsnnD fam man suerIt Sttz
iammen. glles mar in beiteritsc
Stimmung bel Der Gafe- - bis elm
perbrannter &albsbraten erI9ien. Die
bis oa9in lie6enspiroigs utiene bes
bes Wirtbes purOe finIter. feline 2(ugen
i9oilen 8liBe auf bic i8redsnsbletche
sSnnp, er brummte unperItqnbli3e
2Borte in ben Bart, lpelhe ii4 bic 8e=
iu6erinnen 10 peroolmstI1ten: pWenn
Eur ni4t 5remOe bier pdren. iA polIte
Did le9ren -"
gtm nd4iten Sonntag ipieberholte
fib bel Wiinna basielbe. giur lieB i5r
9atte ieinen llnmutb iiber ben per@
brannten 8raten ni9t i'm Geringiten
merten. Sa, er aB iogdr eine tii9tige
Bprtion bon bemielben.
go4 galanter seigte iih Selenen's.
Satte. als bic bier Perionen in Der fol=
genben Wo6e UNI ein.n perbrannten
Saipeinebrdten berumiaBen. CT aB
stpar nicbt piel bdpon, prizes i'm aber
ais beionbers IADn unb fang ipabre
2oblieber auf bic apatunit ieiner
Srau.
9pdtsr famen Die brei 6reunoinneH
tpieber auIammen, uno Winna pie $9e>
lene bebauerten SennD aufri9tig. Wus
itellte ita aber i'm 2auf: bes 9eIprdhs
tsraus9 9elenen's @atte i4EoIlte,
als bic Sreunbinnen fort iparen bret
Sag. lang tpegen bes perbrannten9rd=
tens aus bemIelben @runbe ma6te
Winna's Mam bisIer eine beftige
5e.ns; Sennb's @att. aber Bat, als
fie untsr bier g(ugen tpartn, feline Srut
ipeasn ieines 9enebmens bel Slid um
@erseibung unO fault. ibr CUR 8erz
fDbnung einen S9mud. ben iis it9
lange geipiinIft bate.
Wel4e batte ibren Mann am beiten
eraogsn2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Git, idlin,saer Sanoei.

Die ebrfame Satin bts 0orTIaul=
aen gu Sc. lit eins fparIame 6rau, nit
ipeIdsr Der Iataue 8siteI, Der aus DIM
gen, Die anbere 2suts riht mebr qez
brau9en t0nnsn, id16nes blantes Gelo
gu MAIDEN peritsbt, Idon mdntes @es
iadfthsn gsma4t BAT.
!Seute Itcdt er tpieb:r Ieiueu
ihtparslpatgen Ropf bura Die balb
often. Sbiire uno frast nit isinem fiji
Beiten 2d6eIn: rRir gu banotIn, 5rau
SduIsin2"
9tlf:rbings bat Die Wutter bes 0crs
fss cine 9on5e Wena. 2umptn, tpoFiir
Der 8eitel ibr 6unte Sairn oer1anbsln
ipu, absr man muB erTtsrs noh suiam=
rlenIuben. unb 9eiteI IulI besbalb am
@btnb tpieber fDnmen.
sSn Der gerIumigsn Dobnitube bes
Saul5en bat Ttc5 I'M feds ll6r Der
@emeinberatb berTammelt. Inn iiber
bic 8rau6barfeit bes SpribenbauIes
aIs unFreipiIIiges Tdatquartir fir
2aEbitreiher gu beratbsn. unb man lit
Qeroo. in elmer hefttgsn Ds5atte BE-
qriffen, os man ben @sfanaenen Elm
Strobiager 9eipdbrsn IoIIe ober niht,
als Iih Die Thiirs balb gs6ffnet unb
cine alien tppblbetanuts Stimme fraot.
Sinh bie2umsn ieBt ale SuIammen,
Srau S9ulsin2"
Der arms 8eitsl foa ifon Inn 7
llfr su 9ett ssIeaen babeu. 8o6er
aber bic blduen Tlsden ftammten, bic
feinen ROrpsr 5isrten, bat er nur Ieiner
Rsbatfd perratbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Cine Gntoedsuns.

gr bate biibIds rsgelmdbige 3iige.
drug einen bellblonben 0pllbart unb
sbenfplcbes Sauptbaar, bas tets nit
fplder QceurateiIe bebanbelt mar. buB
iebes 9adr unb 50ir6en ipie binge3Gblt
srfdien; buB er iibrisens @pmnaiialz
iebrer mar, iab man linn i9pn auf
fiinfaig S6ritte an. So aecurat gez
Sheitelt unO peinlia eepflegt mi. fein
Sauptbaar mar, ebsnIo aeeurat mar
fein 4nsug.iein 8enebmep. Ieine9anbs
Iunsspeiie = bic biibl9e 8raut, bic
er batte unb nun balb beimfiibrsn
spplIte, grdmte iih oft bariiber. baB iie
70 gar teinen Sebler an ibm gu entbes
aen psrmodte = Iie fam itA ieiner oft
sls untpsrtb por unb nagte bGufig an
5brem Slide.
9a trdf es Der 3ufalI einmal. baB
He nit i1rer 0eama an oem 9auie, in
Aem ibr 9rdutigam tppbnte, poriiber>
sina unb als bic alte Sanns, feline
Sienerin, freunbli9 aus Dem tpeitsez
DTfnsten Seniter oss Stubir5immers
hsrabgriiBts, tpnnte ie Der 2uit ni1t
ipiberiteben, ibre Mama ba3u gu be-
fttmmen, ii9 bo9 einntal nit ihr Die
8pbnung ibres 8erlpbten an5ufebsn,
Fe pplle es por oieiem, Der ieBt ia auf
5em @pmnaIium iein miiIIe. i4on perz
anttpprien. = 9(u9 bier pieielbs Srbz
nung. pis Te i9r 9rdutigam an ii9
telbIt 5eigte - ieoes tleinite Sdtbel6en
an ieinsm 9lase. aud bier alIes fsbIers
unb matsllos! 9od plDBli1 ItieB Die
Brdut einen SGrei aus, seigte nit
ipiben Singern alf Elm gel6es Gtpas,
has auf elmer 2lrt PoItdment balanz
eirte.
.Mama. ba Iieb. go" nWabrbaftig,
Elm Yeriif4en! 9a feb NAL Giner
ben 9ottor an! ga, grdms Did niht
gu iebr, 9llma, bic tragen gar piele
0fdnner. -"
r9tb.r i9 erdne mid ia nidt. Mas
MO. i'm @egentbsil, i9 bin islig, baB
ih ettpas fanb, mas ibm in ben gugen
Munher glnberen ettpas ppn feinem
Rimbus ne3men lpiirbe - i9 @ermits
fam frsilidb nur Idgen, buB es getpiiz
fermaBsn nur Elm 5eblerausglsih atpiz
IGen uns 1T, benn, Mama, ih babe ia
brei eingeIeBte 3dbne, ipie 0u ipsibt,
alio bleibt er eigentli4 INNER nod i'm
8prtbeile!"
Die alte taube Sdnne bate bic Dds
Hsn iitb nud 2uft umIeben laFen. .nahs
bem iie oieielben begriiBt bate; fir lie
mar es eins alte Sadie, buB ibr 9err
Elm tleinss 3pupet trug, baB bas dns
5sren 2suten unbetannt iein fonnte,
lam i6r ni6t in ben Sinn, alio mo4s
ten bic 9amsn Die Referpeperiide be-
tradien, foIange iis @efallen barun
fdnoen = iie bate nod gu iGaffen sez
mug, ebs ibr Serr beimfam. llnb bic
Samsn maAten itilli61peigenb Gez
braud bierpon, bann aber, nahotm Il.
Der Sanne tiihtig bic Sano seidiittelt
hdtten, Ibieben lie = bic 8raut NIT
einsm @eiidte, bas por Selisteit
frablte!
9llma tonnte ibr 9efiibl nitt IGn>
ger i'm 3aume baltsn, als Bis iis nit
ibrer Mama auf bsm @orplabe mar,
bort fisl iie bieier I'm ben gals unb
rief:
mI9 DIANA, id gebe unsnbIid
aliidIid BON bier fort, i9 fiible mid
ibm allmdbii6 tpiirbiger. :. adj fiibe,
iiibe Mama, oente Dir nur, mas i4
nod enioendt babe. -"
nRun9"
% peldes Slid! - @r fdnupft
beimli9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
90 E m n t o.


Wenn bic 8eere am Stode f9pilIt,
Wenn Der @in5er frDbli9,
2adt gupioo, pieier S9elm.
2iebefrpb uno zielig.
9enn, pb iebt Die pfeiIe aud
@dn3li4 er perIdpiIen,
Ssin 8ei4dft bes Ser5enfans5
Sreibt er unperoroTen.
2dBt ben Sogen iebt in Stub,
SEPT ii6 in bic S4Gnte.
limb ma6t bort aus Moit unb @ein
2auter 2iebestrdnt..
go es mandem Iton crying:
Wer beim Wein, bsim reinen,
Sid bic traute 8attin fling,
W64t' ipdter oft brum-peinen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Sc o ffcetie Go.

Gaffee ts eegal
gle SoagenuB,
9lber, per fo4t'n,
8ie er finn muB9t
@snsig mir SaaIen,
limb i6ool3 itin msr brufff
8iererIee madPn,
Pabt dmol uff!
Sut r.snes 8aF.r .
Sn a. 9tfdB,
Ssbt's in bic Rebre,
Ma4t's faabd.n be.B.
Sriemelt d aIimbden
gi6prie 'n.in,
Sas madt bas Stsffbsn
Griat f.ffis uno fein.
N-hlt 9aff..bobnen
2le Stid.r 'n.in,
9tber mebr ia mid,
Sonit pero't Sbr'i6 bcrsi'n.
DE Stid6eu 3uder
Sut basu gGm'r,
SisBigt.et is Gid
Sas bdlbe 2dm'n.
@alieft nudb.r fadbten
Den ganSen Quart,
@r ma4t Sid belle,
9emiebli9 uno Ihbart!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

S06ter ie mad @srbisnf. Gs 1T bic
glufgabe Der Muttsr, reAtaeitig od28ez
miitb bes&inbes gu erneden, es gu bill
ben unb treulid gu bitten. bann ipifo
ihr in Der finbli9en Seele au9 btr-
9ant entgegenbliiben, ben fie bur4 ibr
eutes Werf rsblioh perbient bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
anlii[ante luiTen[dlaft.

Die bura ibr @sipi9t ssTpaltsne
Sirne. Dis fann man ein MtsHer 10
genau inter eine nit einem Gabsn an
Der 0ede dufsebdngt, Sirne baltsn,
baB bieislbs 6,im glnsiinosn bes 5az
bens ouf bas Meiier bera6fdGt unb in
alpei Stiide 3.rT1nittsn pirb?
Ufan brau9t baau teinespsgs Elm
8leilot, Inn ben S9nsibcpuntt auss
finbig gu MAIDEN. 9ies 9sTaiebt. in=
bsm man bic 9irns in Elm @fus @afz
fer tauht. Gini9e Sropfen lpsrbsn Iich
nun BON Der 8irn. losl0Ten unb duf
eins unb bisfel6e Gtens bss Slides
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
= Mud1 elm @rtennunass

- Iu9 elm @rtennungss
sei9en. Stromer Gin eine Wirtbs
fhaft tretenb): r2auter noble Geut'.
nit bsnen mi nit unterbaltsn tdnn!
Salt, bort binten Tbt elmer, Der Ipeiit
a 8urTtbt nit be Sdnp'. 9as is mel
Mann!"
@ermutbIid. Serr ian
cine iunse Srau berantretenO, bic Elm
gans tleines Sinh i'm Ste9bett auf
bem S9ooB bGlD: rRei5enbes 9abp!
Wie alt 1T bic 9leine% - SungeMtutz
Ter: rSeds 8o9en." - Serr: n9l[lers
Iiebit! SIT es Sbr Siingitese"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
" c u B cru tt q.

sc pirb geFraet oft in Der BsIt.
marum bas Sprii9lein 70 geItellt:
Gin Mann, Elm Wort!" bari ni9t Der
Srau
@s seItsn e6sn 70 gsnaua
9ein! Minbsitens baun miibte iib
9as Spriidlsin dnbsrn ii6erlt6,
9umit es beiBt an iebem Srte
Statt behen: nGine Srau - sebH
@orte!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

nit fursIi6 geiammelten Sabnenfeb;rn
unb ben b6lsernsn Somubdpt in ben
@iirtel geTtedt. Inn fid auf ben &riegse
pfab gu beseben gegen Die per9aBtsn
8leidgsiihter? Inns paren ar bic
SdbrniiTe bes ameritaniihen llrpalz
hes, Die Perle Der Prairie" uno Dit
sroBe S9lange" nod errei46art Wirts
Iidteit, unb in man9en 5e9nid3rigem
9ersen reifte Der Wunih, binaus5u3iez
ben unb Iein Saupt ni4t in Der Sins
berftube auf SeoertiiIen, fonbern I'M
Migipam auf gegerbte 6irI4feue gu
betten. Seute flingt bas 9tlles ipis Elm
Mdr6en. Ser re4te Snbianer" fpielt
cine decorative" HoIle. Der Snbius
ner bon SonIt unb SEPT, mir baben bic
beiben Sppen gu Nub unb Srommen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

Sersr suiammenseitelIt, Die fir ben
@anb.l Der 3eitenSntere1e baben. Der
8ilbbausr Gbuarb &emeps batben Sns
bianerbduptling Sitting Bull" naa
bem 2ebsn mobelIirt, unb barunt.r
iteGen mir bi. Photographic bes gea.ns
tpdrtiaen SGuptltes Der Gberofeien.
Rimrob s. Smitb gsq., gsnannt Gba=
ldzbtzbab. Sitting Bull unb Mr.
Smith, sipif9en bi.f.n bsiben Spp:n
lisgt bic 9.I9i9t. zines i'm llrauitanbs
mGdtigen, unt.r bem @influB Der Gis
piliTatipn ausItsrbenben 8oltes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Slid. GrTtsr Stubent.

- @Iiid. GrTtsr Stubent: .,9u,
ta bab' bob Elm msrtipiirbiges Slid.
Der HeqenIhirmmarosr bat mir i6oa
sipei SGirme gemuuIt." : 3peiter
STUDENT: rWertr.irbiges 9Iiid9" =
Griter Stutnt: rgia, bent bod NAL,
lpas oas fir Bed gstpsIsn fpGre, psnn
es in Der 3sit geregnet bGtt.!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
gearie @iuiirioa.

NadFebsnbss Bib itsGIt bic tleine.
pieraebnidbrie. Soeialiitin Marie
@ieuffriba, tpelde eslentli9 Der lebten
ouftGnbisen 8etpsgunssn auf Sicilien
70 bel bon fidh reben gema9t bat, bar.
Die aG.ine lit nett unb ibr 3iise perz
ratben troB Der iugenoliden @eiaz
hett bi. Gn.rsi.. Die iie b.ieelt. eeit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
sir ttnierc Saritieer Seier.
Sctober SrinfrtaeI.

Setober Srtnfrtgel.
October fam, bas 2aub lit roth,
SIN Serbit. bem Srii9tebringer =
Ser luIt'se 3e6er 1T in glotb:
Der 9urit pirb ni4t geringer!
limb penn auredt i'm feinsr mics.
Dpppn er iebt ippbl fpite,
Sp fage i4 Dir, 3sder, bies:
8om rSeurigen" pber nMoite"!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
SnOianer uon Ginf nno Scbt

User BAT Iie nitbt nit inni9Item Gnts
5iiden unb atbemlofer Spdnnung gs@
leTen, Die punberbarsn 2eoerItrumpfz
gef9ihten bss anperglsialicnen Gooz
per. uno Iein anabenbaupt geI4miids
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

- Mertp iirbige QnFat.
SSrau o.: SIT bas Elm Invertebrates
Bud, bas S9re SOater Iieit? 6rau
g.: Gs muB pobl Isbr intsreFant
Iein, oenn taum bate iis oas erIte gas
pitel Ourd, ba lag lie I6on ben
SAluB!
&afernenb ofbIiitbs.
unteroffieier: n@eebt Su, Raute,
Define Griffe iinb for bic &aB'! Sd bin
iiberbaupt nit Dir ni9t sutrieben, 9u
biIt Der oiimmIte Solbat bon Der gdnz
ssn gompagnie. limb tpegen 70 'nem
SbeeteFel muB iia Der Sinan5mtniItsr
Waiducl ben &opf serbreben, no sr bi.
Steusrn for i'm auf6ringen foul"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
8roBe Weaid)eit>

Sn gaItan's 8anopiitum gu Berlin
seigt iia CUR 3sit Elm iunger arabiifrr
Rieis, tp.I9er pobl Der 9rDBt. alI.r
our 3eit lsbsnbeR WenI6en fein biirfte.
SaiTan 4li - bies lit iein Name =
sdblt erft 16 Sabre. miBt aber ber.its
z SUB 10 3plI. Da Safan in Dem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
= Bel Der Refruttneins

- 8et Der Refruttneins
felGung. Sergeant: .Mds fino
Sic fonit. Ginidbriger2" = GtniGbriz
ger: Doctor Der gbifoIop6i.!" =
Sergeant: rNd, lafTen Sic oesipeaen
ben Muib ni5t iinten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
Ser g e | b p + o B.

ms. .Sie le6nen mid ais S9ipies
qerIo9n ab, neil i'd feline SAuloen
babel Mie Ioa id bus peritebena"
rNpl @snn Se iih niht miihen
laFen bssablen bon mir S6rs S6uls
ben. ipober Ioll odnn tommen Bel Sic
Der Hefpett bor mir9!"
= Ser @eiS6aGs. @ei5bals:
sd fiirbte MIDI inlmer bes glaGts
por @inbre9trn." - Serr: ,Sdaffen
Sic bod ein:n Suub an." = Gjsi5bals:
,9ds lit mir gu tbeuer." = Serr:
Damn belIen sic ab unb au ipie Elm
Sunb." - 9eiabals: rDds mD9ts ih
f9on, absr bann fommen iie mir
Sunbtiteusr abforberu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

ibrem spDlften Sabr. 1T Maris cine
ipirflids Socialiitin, ipelhe Iogar in
erob.n 8.riammIungsn begeiiterte gtez
ben g.baIt.n bat = auf ibrer leBten
Sournse in % StGbten. sSbr Batter
mar bas Saupt bss 9lufitanbes unb
ipurb. ip.gen ieinsr 9stbeilieung an
bemielb.n gu 18idbrissr @sfGngniBz
ifrdfe perurtb.iIt. Die 14idbrige Ma@
rie sntfaItete mad i.iner 8srbafttng
eine 70 lebbaft. uno bsbentlihs Igitaz
tion gu feinsr 8sfreiune, bab iie auf
9efebl bes MiriIterprdIibenten Grispt
in Der tleinsn iaroiniTasn Stabt Mo=
res interntrt purbe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-17
A DEAD MANS MONEY
SENSATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS Eek
PECTED IN NEW YORK.
There Are at Least Three Millions
to Fight Over and the Lawyers
VIII HIVE a Harvest.

New York, Nov 16.--Mrs. Alice Mari
ner has lived in Carlsbad for twenty
wears.
Her pretty daughter has boarded in
Brooklyn for almost third Of that
time.
Mrs. Mariners maiden name was SIN
clair, and lived in Liverpool England,
where her mother died forty-two years
ago. Then she went to live with her
mothers family, the wealthy Shaws of
Great George street, Liverpool, while
her brother, Frederick. was kept by
the father. Somehow the girl saw little
of the father and brother after that.
She heard that the father had gone to
America, and that the brother had
gone to Australia with one of the
Shaws. When Alice Sinclair became
young woman she learned that her
father was living in Baltimore, and
had money in the iron business. He
had married again and that filled Alice
Shaw with pique. She married again,
too, and came to- this country, but not
to look for her father. About two
weeks ago some one asked Miss Mari
ner if She was related to the wealthy
SinclairS of Baltimore.
Not that L know Of" said Miss
Mariner
''Ifhey are English people, was the
answer, and the newspapers say that
one of them died a short time ago leav-
ing over 100000 to the heirs, all of
whom have not been found"
Il thought of that continually" said
Miss Mariner to q reporter. Il don't
know but what / dreamed of it. /
learned that the dead millionaire was
William Sinclair, an iron manufaetur-
er. Yes, pondered over'it a great deal,
but I don't Tecollect that / wrote any
thing of it till my mother talked much
about it,
A week after the conversation quo
ted occurred, Mrs. Mariner started from
her sleep in Carlsbad one night. She
mad heard strange voices calling to her.
Alice Sinclair. get up" they seemed
to say. "You are tile heir Of William
Sinclair, OF Baltimore" ~
Being a plain woman of Quaker be-
lief she was puzzled. She finally hast
ened to her daughters home in Brook
Ign. Together they became aware of
tine wonderful phenomenon that had oc-
Cured. They began to inquire about
this dead William Sinclair, millionaire,
and wrote to his lawyers, Barton and
Wilder, in Baltimore, and to his execu-
tors. They learned that he had been
living with his third wife when he died
and that Frederick Sinclair was men
toned in his will. His two American
wives, one of whom was Miss Resale
Perpall, of a high family in Jackson
Vile, Fla, before ne married her, and
the other Mrs. Phoebe Sinclair, OF Bal
timore, had begun a contest over the
will. He had large interests in the
Brooklyn Gas and Light company, the
Baltimore Gas Light company, and in a
similar company in Cleveland. Mrs.
Mariner has retained counsel and will
to protect her rights.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-17
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
An Endeayor to Cover Up Facts in
the Case.

An Endeayor to Cover Up Facts in
the Case.
Constantinople, Nov. 16.-The follow
ing official account of the Armenian
trouble was Issued today:
Some Armenian brigands, provided
with arms Of foreign make, joined an
insurgent Kurd tribe for the purpose OF
committing excuses. They burned and
devastated several Musselman villages.
AS an instance of the ferocity Of the
Armenians, it is reported they burned
alive Musselman notable. Regular
troops were sent to the scene to pro-
tect peaceable inhabitants against these
depredations. The Ottoman troops not
only protected and respected the submits
sive portion Of the population and the
women and children, but they reestab-
lished order and tranquility 1t is not
true that the Kurds seized the furni-
ture, effects and cattle of the fugitive
Armenians. The latter took their eff
fects to the mountains before revolving.
The Armenian women at present with
the kurds belong TO the families of the
brlgands. and went of their own ac-
cords with their husbands to the in
surgent kurds, Respecting the vii
lagos alleged to have been destroyed, it
was the Armenians who carried off
their belongings before becoming brig
ands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-17

New York, Nov Ex-senator Lexow,
chairman of the Senate investigating
committee, has expressed surprise a.
statements reported to have been made
to the junior counsel for the committee.
that the requisition for a total re-
organization of the police department
would be the result of the committees
Investigation. Mr.. Lexow said the testi-
mony was not all in yet and the COM
mittee had not decided what legisla-
ton to recommend.
DR.. Parkhurst made at Lakewood
this remark about Superintendent
Byrnes:
my experience with the police de-
partment and more especially with
Superintendent Byrnes during the past
three years has proved to me that, as
a moral factor, no man more perfectly
or more ingeniously embodies the spirit
which makes the police department the
vicious and CONSCIOUSNESS thing that
it is than he. He has been the ex-
ecutive head during most of that time
and it is under him that it has reached
the acme of undiScipline and knaverY
that has been demonstrated to charac-
terize it. Byrnes has done just enough
work, when it served his purpose so
to do, to show his capacity, but has
not been sufficiently chary in the exer-
else of that capacity to convict himself
either of Indifference or of criminality."
When asked if he believed Superin-
tendent Byrnes would resign from the
head of the police department, DR..
Parkhurst said:
No, not until he is compelled to do
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-17

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 16.-In the
opinion of Major C. B. Moore, a prom
inent attorney of this city, who has
Just returned from a trip in the Indian
territory, where Bandit Bill Cook ana
his reckless and ravenous followers hold
sway. the situation in the territory is
indescribable.
There is practically no such thing as
an enforcement of the law, the bandits
are virtually unmolested in their APP
palling depredations.
Major Moore spent several days at
Muskogee and Fort Gibson. and he says
the business men and property owners
there are panic-stricken at the COM
plete commercial paralysis resultant
from the reign of lawlessness.
Not half of the crimes committed find
space in the newspapers; in fact, the
half has not been told of the terrible
condition Of affairs.
Organized gangs go from place to
place plundering right and left and
adding murder to their category of
crimes when resistance is offered them.
Marshal Crump and his men are spar
ing no efforts to protect property and
life, but they seem to be powerless to
check the sway of the bandits.
Major Moore says the situation is
growing worse all the time. Crime is
congenial to a heavy percentage of ter
ritory population; hence there is, Of
course, strong opposition from a GER
tain contingent to a change in the pres
emit run of things.