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Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03
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1fidw1nt1i 1onrs 10 Florida via Fenns
sy1yania RAILROAD.
The sunny cline Of Florida i now fe-
ceiving great deal Of attention, and pso.
pie contemplating sojourn under the
warm skies Of this beautiful peninsula the
personally conducted tours Of The Pennsyl'
yania Railroad Company especially appeal
Luxurious special trains, composed exclus'
lively Of Pullman sleeping and dining cars
replete with all conyeniences and modern
improvements, and under the care OF ex'
perienced tourist agent ard chaperon. are
among the attractive features advantages
| at the disposal of tourists.
5000 from New York, $4S. 90 from Phila-
delphia, and proportionate rates from
other points will cover all expense in both
directions, including meals en- route while
on the special trains. These will leave New
York at o. so, Trenton 11.0S, A. NJ; Phila'
delphia 1910, Wilmington 1880, Baltimore
| z. .S6, and Washington 3.55 P. M. on Janu'
ary 5oth, February 18th and 9th, and
March 18th and 9th. Fast express time
will be made through to Jacksonvill, where
the tourists may remain or depart FOL
other points in the State as they wish
during the two weeks for which the tickets
are good. Concise and graphic descriptions
of the many places of interest to which
side trips may be made are to be found in
the itinerary published by the company.
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03
Hnn. .Iarnes yyiIiiama.


Hon. James Williams, Of Smyrna, we'll
known for his long service in public life,
has been shut in the larger part of the win
ter by an aff1iciion which be has been sub
ject to for some years. but to this has been
added recently something still more pain
full glaucoma, the pain in his eye being ex-
tremely severe. In fact, had become 50 ex-
crutiating at times as to suggest the neces-
sity of surgical operations, and Dr.. Ellie
good, Of Wilmington. at the suggestion Of
Or. Black came down over q week ago to
diagnose the case, and on Thursday, DR..
Harlan, Of Philadelphia assisted BY Dr..
Black. of NeN Castle, performed the opera
ton very successfully. The eye Wa8 pune
tured, as is dated, through TIE pupil md
the operation Of frfdectomy skillfully exc
cuted the delicate member being thus fe-
sasssioas ssSssd bimL sssion : pff'Rss of sss
/. severe g 8 along came Mr. Bs .ss pleased s,,d
ss;ss = 8 |ssion ID settle the bound ,s'aa Ssa
tween Pennsyl ylvania and Del1
prox6 him, " Z round 900
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/ B 9 SALE !!
.,<H so HEAD OF
s6 HORSES AND COLTS

No. i. CEDAR, brown stallion, years old. 1d
bands, weight E75 lbs. sired BY DR..
He BY Red Wilkes, he by George Wi ii ikes, ,ss.
he by Hambletonian 10. Cedar's dam
sired by Virginia Kattler, he by Marcus
Rattier, he by New York Rattler. This
10 ma es as year old and secured 10
colts, Some OF his colts will be sold at
this sale.
No. DAN. gray horse, u years old, first
class work or draught horse, weight 1850.
No. 2-DOLLlE, gray mare, 10 years old,
good work or brood mare. foal to Cedar,
No.-4 BELLE, dun mare, years old, good
No. 5-MAY, bay mare 10 years old fine ia M
lily mare. in fOal TO Cedar.
No. CREME. sorreI mare, s years old, good
family mare, in teal to Cedar
No, 7-MAUDE s. bay mare, u years old,
breeding unknown. This mare met with
an accident, which threw her out of train
ing. She has trial of 2. 81, and can at this
time trot last.
No. 8-EDNA. brown mare, 2 years old, bro
ken to harness, dam Maud s, sired by Al
can, he by Alcantara, he by George Will
kes, very promising. VIII make q trotter
No. 9-DAISY, bay mare, 2 years old, sired
by Hawthorne, Jr., sdam RATHER mare,
broken to harness.
No. l0-WHITE FOOT, black colt, year old,
fine size will makelarge horse.
No. u-MAUDE, brown mare, 8 years old,
sired by Almcnt, nicely broken, fine road
No. la-GIPsEY, sorreI mare 8 years old,
sired by Honest Fred, broken to all har-'
ness. first class driver.
No. l3-STAR. brown horse, years old
broken to all harness. nice, gentle driver.
No. H-TRINKET bay mare, years, broken
to single harness.
No. 15-LILLIE, sorrel mare years old,
sired by Hawthorne, and Is q standard
producer.
No. ls--LADY, brown mare. 2 years old.
sired by Abdallah, very stylish.
No. IT--ROSE, bay mare. IA years old, in foal
n
worker 90 driver, splendid saddle mare.
No. 1s--MABLE. black mare, Is years old, in
foal to Buckthorne, good farm or brood
mare.
No. 19-BILL. bay horse, l3 years old, good
farm horse, an elegant saddle hrse. !,
No 20-MAYDAY. black horse, o years old
an extra farm horse, and a good driver.
No. 2l-ABB, bay horse, years old, mate to
No. 20, Make an excellent team any,
where.
No. 22-MARY, bay mare, Is years Old, good
brood mare, good worker or driver.
7weanling colts, sired by No. l. wcanHng
colt sired by BuckthOrne.
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03
Fieidsboro Pubic School.

The following pupils attended every ses
sion during the mopth of January: Willie
Frances, Aaron Reynolds, Jackson Rey-
nolds, Jackson Reynolds, Ella Reynolds
Beulah Reynolds, Gilbert Haden, Jennie
Haden. Belle Montgomery, Daniel Isaacs
Landis Isaacs, Morris Collins. John Collins
Average attendance was 81
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woodland school. /.

The following named pupils have reached
an average of 95 per cent. or above in
studies and attendance for the month end
ing January 31st, 1894: Robert Morgan,
Edward Morgan. Frank Racine. Harry
Dolson. Bayard Evans, James Donahoe,
Sallie Racine.
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03
The Sun!

HONEST IN MOTIVE.
FEARLESS IN EXPRESSION.
SOUND IN PRINCIPLE,
UNswERvINa IN ITS ALLEGIANCE TO
KIaHT THEORIES AND
RIGHT Practices.
THE Sun PUBLISHES ALL THE NEWS ALL THE
TIME, but it does not allow its columns to be
degraded by unclean, immoral or purely
sensational matter.
EDIToRIALLY, THE SUN IS THE CONSISTENT
AND UNcHANoING CHAMPION and defender OF
Popular Rights ond Interests against pol1t-
ica1 machines and monopolies of every
character. Independent in all things, ex.
treme in none,
By mail, Fifty Cents month, Six Dollars
year.
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03

Berlin, leave Harrington 1888 IN
k-daysand 6 20 p m, Tuesdays, Thurs
8, andSaIurdays. Returning, leave Ber-
Slam weekdays, 3 il IN Tuesdays,
ursdays and Saturdays.
QUEEN ANNE s. KENT Il. R.-Leave Town
send tor Centreville a nd way stations % q
Centreville7 A. IN and 245psm weekdays.
DELAWARE & CHESAPEAKE r. R.-Leaye
Clayton for Oxford and way stations 40 q
% and IS p m weekdays. Returning leave
Oxford . DO a m and 30 p m week days
CAMBRIDaE & SEAFoRD R R-Leave Seaiord
for Cam bridge and intcrmediate stations
II IS q IN weekdays, and on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays 700 m. Returning,
leave Cambridge 20 q NJ, and on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and saturdays ZIP m
CoNEECTioN-At Porter, with Newark and
Delaware City Railroad. AtTownsend, with
Queen Annc's 6 Kent Railroad. At Clayton ,
with Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad and
Harrington, with Delaware Maryland and
Virginia Railroad, At Seatord, with Cam
bridge Seatord Railroad. AT nelmar with
co L Pocomoke. and Peninsula Railroads.
5. NJ. PROVOST. General Manager.
JR WOOD. General Passenger Agent
il Daily. Daily except Sunday.
ia" Stops to leave passengers from VIII
mington and points north or take passen-
st.f'' stops on signal, on notice TO conduc
s.hr stops to leave passengers from viii
"f' Stops to leave passengers from points
south.
south OF Deinar, or take passengers tor
Wilmington and points north, and
stH stops to let of passengers from points
south OF Harrington.
NEW CASTLE AocoxAoDATIoH TRAlHs.--
Leave Wilmington - 06 a m, and 81 m,
daily. 8 Is II IL m. Al 4,30. 40. 9 90 and
$50 D m weekdays. Leave New Castle 8 so
d M and 10 10 p m daily, 8 81, o 3t, IL o. q m,
lis, 6S4 Is 3l6 Al and Is pm. week days
Express trains leaving Harrington s 05 q
m, and arriving at 6 70 m. weekdays
run through solid to and from baltimore
via Porter and Newark.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAYARs, MARYLAND q y1RoInlA z. b.
Leave Harrington tor Franklin City and
way stations lta30 NJ. week day !, 8 IS d m,
Tuesdays, Thursdnys anu Saturdays. Re-
turning, train leayes Franklin City 81 q
q. weekdays, 40 p nj. Tuesdayss Thurs
days and Saturdays
Leave harrington for Georgetown and
LeWe9at y 10 e m 8 3 p ms Returning,
leave LeW1e 8 & %. s 3 p N. 81 - =
lea ~ Frank m City toe q chineoks6eu
s':::ssss 'ssss & !; = ssa & ssss
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Sums OF eeO and under, cash: on sums over
that amount q credit OF eight months will bc
given by purchaser giving bankabIe note
with approved endorser, interest added
until conditions are compiled with.
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PUBLIC SALE ],
10 head or COWS,

Some will be IN profit by day OF sale.
others close springers. These Cows are
home-raised, and mixed with Guernsey and
Hoiste In, and are well worth the attention
of persons in need of good Cows; thorough
bred G uernsey Bull, 2 years old; Hoitein
Bull, three years old; Yoke OF Oxen; 4
Brood Sows.
FARIENd IMPLEMENTS, Etc.
Three Farm Wagons, l large Peach Wa gon
carries 80 baskets; small Orchard Wagon,
carries 30 baskets; 1 large Covered Wagon,
Market Wagon. Ok Carts. No. 40 Oliver
Plows, eleven-tooth Bickford & Huffman
Drill. with seed sower attachment; l Grain
Fan, 2 Cutting Boxes, Jones Peach Cutler,
Seed Drill, with Phosphate attachments;
Buckeye Drill Cider Mill. Wood Mowers,
I Deerlng Binder. / Whitley Binder, 2 Circa-
lar Saws, Springfield Engine and Thresh-
ing Machine, complete; French Barr Feed
Mil, capacity 25 TO 80 bushels per hour;
Spring Tooth Harrow. 2 Twin Harfows, .
Wheel Rskes, j Hay knife, Il Block and Fails,
1 Wheel Cultfvator, lot OF Iron Age Cultiva-
tors, Hay Rope and Blocks, lot of Apple
Pearers ETC.. s sets of Wagon Harness, lot
OF Plow Harness. set OF Trucks, Horse
Power Mill, lot of Cow Chains, lot OF Hot
Bed Sash. 1 large Cutting Box tor cutting
fodder and hay by steam power, Forks,
Hoes ana q lot OF other articles.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.,
Consisting Of lot OF Iron Bedsteads, Cook
-
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"PROFITS WERE srIAI.I =

wknown Harness previous
will convince and that Leather
the workmanship be readily proven by comparison.
Superior Article what
Gain advantage
fault; promised BEST
GOODS did M word in business accompanied
protected actions
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03

you which
Hotiger price, your
exp$rinees and your while they up.'
in
goosAnd Honesty
permitting "Cheap
repairing every quarter Among
gnsmen driving
ne principal dependence.
prior deciding offer
you great inducements
fha
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Mrs. II, NJ. DILWORTH

A. I.sWANs Aucttoneer. q
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HOIISEHOLD FURNITURE, I
THpfts Of SALE !

Consisting Of lot Of Iron Bedsteads, Cook
Stove, Tables, Chairs, and many other arti-
clee not mentioned. 4.
Middletown transcript., 1894-02-03
For Rent J

House on East Green Street. now occupied
| by
MACOMB CLAYTON,
Nine rooms with Bath. Possession given Mar /,
25th. 1904. Applyto
MI. b RiIRRIS.
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DAVIS BROS.

PSWe stock,
offer the
guarantee any
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned intending to quit business,
will sell at his Residence, on the road, leading
from Odessa to Fieldsboro, on Thursday, Feb
Described as folIowa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
6. e M. Grcuriiuncn.

Spe5ialsGrcuripnen 5u berabgeleBten Yreilen fuer
ben iiber bic g. & Sc Glienbabu itatfinben pie fpIgt
8eramnlun9 ber uSupreme &ubge urb H. 81. 81. o
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g. o., 20. unb 81 9tusuft.
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port. Sa.. II. biz 10. Mu9uit.
@entral Ohio Gdugerfeit, Solebo, g.. 20. big 81
Suli.
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Der, Sol, 20 uub q. Suit
rYretbren @burib gsatonal Conference, aiblanb,
O.. 23 bis 25. su9uit.
9eutI6e geteranen aiipciatou pon 9torb slmcrifa,
BittSbur9. ga, II. bis IS. au9uIt.
nRaiogts ri .Ge WteccobeeS State Contention, 80.
lebo, g.. l3. uno H. Gieuit.
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g. o.. 81 bis "a. @usut
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bis 16. snggit.
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g}ereiu Der Y3otograpben upu slmerifa, ct 2puis.
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Wto H. bis 23. augut
rgat9olic 3ptal @Ditinenee Union Of @merica," ct.
4au, Wtinn., l. bis 3. suguit.
bis 7. Auguit
Sdbrlicbe 0erlommluug Der Gabfabrer slmerita'S,
9enoer. GpL, g. unb 10. 4uguIt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
AZ Sfaatett !!

Mus As Staaten beitebt iebt unIere
Union, felt porige Mo6e Der Brdlibent
Die Sill unter3eibnet bat, ipel6e bas
Serritprium lltab gum Staat erbebt.
Wabreno in peiten Greiien Die 2ln1i9t
sebeat miro, baB man in oer lebten 3eit
bel Der Nufnabme neuer Staten ettuas
gu unporii6tis porsesangen 1T, muB
man bod sugeiteben, oaB in bieiem
Sale Die @ere6tigteit Die 9tnerfennung
Der 9lnipri6e lttab's foroerte. lltab
iit in leoer 8eaiebung mebr 81 Der 9(uf=
nabme bere6tigt, als Die meiiten Staa=
ten, welde in Der lebten 3eit Der Union
einperleibt murben es belibt bpr 9lllem
Die YorbeDinsungen neiterer GnttpiG=
lung in seillnber Gi6tung uno man
bral9t ni9t su befiir6ten, oaB es fill
lteben, ober gar suriifseben wirb, pie
bas ). 9. bel yteDaDa Oer Sail lit.
lltab mdre au9 i6on ldngit gum Staat
erboben morben, tpenn man niAt nit
Ge9t ben ginflub Der Mormpnentir6e
gefiir1tet bdtte. Seitoem Die Ma1t
BET morinpnil6en 9ierar6ie gebro6en
1T uno oieie ni6t mebr ben neuen
Staat au bebsrriden i'm Stanoe 1T,
lieBen fib Die Nnipriibe Der 8etpobner
bes 9erritoriums nidt mebr suriid=
meifer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
GmgIi5d1e GomnfaasruI)c.

Man {hreibt aus 3onoDn ,Wir
baben In Gnglanb cine Ge1ellfdafi
She Qorb's Gbierpance GocietD, tpel=
DE barauf iiebt, bab Der Gonntag itidt
entbeiligt ipirb. Cine Mufgabe Diefea
gereins beitebt bariit, oaB er alte, ber=
itdubte 8eiebe auffinbet unb anf 8or=
fdle llnb @ebrdu1e anipenoet, fiir bic
lie gar nint beitinlmt tparen. Sm bp-
rigen Sabrbunbert oadte Niemano ba=
ran, on einem SDilntag 9orleiungen
3u balten. 3nei in Der literarif1eil
Welt ipoblbefannte 0erren, Mar o.
Gell unb 8. 8illiers, baben i'm @0li=
ieum in 2eebs i'm guftrage zines Qofal=
bereins 8ortrdge llnterbaltenber unb
belebrenber 9latur gebalten, tpofiir Elm
fleines @intrittsgelb erbpben tpuroe.
Siefen leBten llmifanb baben Die @er=
fe9ter Der Sonntagsbeiligung als nn=
seiebli6 aufsegriffe,l Ma6 einem Dor
112 Sabren erlaHenen 8eieB 1T Elm
9aus Elm iibelberiidtigtes (disorderly)
ipenn am SDnntag an Der Sbiire @elb
erbDben miro unb Der giaentbiimer
tpirb in cine 8elbltrafe BON $500 bis
$1,000 berurtbeilt. gfo9 cine anbere
Sonberbarfeit aus bielem Gapitel tit
bieier Sage bor einem 2onboner @eridt
entbeft poroen. Gin G1neioer be-
langte einen 2unben ,pesen Be3abluns
zines 9lnsuss. Ser &unbe beripeiserte
Die 3ablung, neil Der 9luftrag CUR 9ln=
fertigung an einem Sonntag gegeben
tuorben mar. 0or @eri9t ftelte ii6
beraus, bab Der Sdneiber unb iein
3unbe oerielben Sefte angeb0rten unb
bieielbe Stride beiu6ten. gfa6 geen=
biguug beg 8ottesbienites erhielt Der
S6neiber BON ieinem Sreunb uno
@laubensaenolien Den Muftrae. ibnl
elm 9leio an5rfertigen. Ser &idter
Der Meflninfter gountD Court mics Die
Glage bes S1neioers Inn 8e3ablung
ab, ipeil Elm am Sonntag abeei1lole-
ner 9anoel feline seiebli6e 8llti9teit
hdbe."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
3ablreidc selbjtmproe.

Die refine Selbfmoro : @pibemie
berribt in ben beutiben Qanben. Sn
erlter 2inie bei6dftigt Die @emiitber Der
Selbitmorb bes Gittersutsbeiibers Gro=
me auf Walbsen Bel WurSen, tpel6er
unter Der Mnflaae bes Morbes illbaftirt,
5i1 i'm @efdngl,is sll 2eipsig erbdnet
bat. Grome ipar unter Der 8ef6uloi=
gung, Isinen StiefIobn, gaul Safe
aus 0aumburg, ioiuie feline Grau eriter
@be ermorbet gu baben, nerbaftet tuor=
ben. gr bat litb nun benz iroiiden
@ihter ent3pgen. Sin @efdngniBwdr=
ter fanb i'm in Der 3elle erbdnst bor.
9luf entlebli6e Weiie bat tpeiter Der
befannte uno geadtete 8erliner=glrst Or.
Gtabtbaaen, elm @ertpanoter oes iosia=
li1tii1en Mbgeorbneten unb Stabtratbs=
mitsliebs sleihen giamens, Selbitmoro
besansen. gr bat iib bon bem 8alfOn
ieiner Wobnung auf bas StraBenpfla=
iter getiirst unb tpuroe als 2ei1e, nit
gebrpdenem Gdabel unb @enid, auf=
oebpbeli.
Mus gapreutb fonimt Die Nadri6t,
bab Der lieutenant Der &eierpe bes ba=
felbit garniionirten z. baperifden Snf.
Regts. prina 2eopOlo, panfraa Meber,
freinillig aus Dem 2eben gefdieben 1T,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
eebet Ote WeItausitcIutt8 fur
Is gcntS.

gla6 Gmpfang gnrer 9loreiIe unb
Is Gents in GranfOmarten ienben mir
guh frei Elm Mlbnm Der Meltausitel=
lung, beHen regelmdBiger preis SO
Gents III, nber ba mir ipiinihen, oaB
Sbr ems beIibt 10 baben mir eifpul
boB nonlinelen preis .feitgeiebt. SDr
finbet III bemielben Elm 2unftpert, BON
bDbern Wertb. Die Qlnli1ten Der gro-
Sen Gebdube Der MeltauslfelIung {inb
1Quf NiIbern baraeitelit, bic je cine nolle
Geite bes Mlbun,S einnebmen urlb iinh
biefelbeu III tuirtlih fiinitlerii6er Meiie
alis9efiibrt. QDenn Sbr niibt NIT benl
Nu1e 3ufriebeu ieio, na1bem ibr es er=
bdlten, 70 fellben mir Gu9 Die Graufp.
uarien 3nriid unb Sbr nl6gt bos Qlls
bum be6alttn. Nbrefirt
s. IS. 8udlen 81 90.
GbieogO, $50,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
Gin tte,tes &ricas5Miif. .

Maibinston, 10. Suli. Sem offisi=
ellen geri9te bes Commodore Selfrio=
se senldB. bat bas fiirslib bon Stappel
selaliene neue Srieasi6iff, Der Sreu5er
vMinneapolis., bel ieiner borseitrigell
offi5iellen Brpbefabrt cine 8ei6tpinoig=
felt bon 23.07 anoten Die Stunbe err
rei6t. 9a Die fontrattli6 ausbeoun=
gene @ei6minoisteit bon 81 Gnoten
Die Stllnoe betrug uno Die &eeierung
fir ieben Sierteltnoten, ben bas G9iif
mebr suriiflegt, cine Brdmie BON $5O,=
900 su besablen peripro6en bat, 70 err
balten Die grbauer bes S6iftes cine
prdmie bon $414, 900, Die b66ite Yrd=
mie, Die ie ein S6iff beroient fat.
Ser Gpntraft fiir ben gau Der vNtin=
neapolis" erforbert cine 9luseabe BON
$2, $4,000 Die grdmie basu gere6=
net, pirb Der GrellSer ionlit auf Die
Summe bon s3,204,6OO 5u teben
fpn1men.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-25
9icf ..titer per Groe.

Sasleton, pa., 81. Sllli. Gin ent=
|ieBlihes llngliid eretgnete iid In Der
Stofton @rube go. 8. 3peibunbert
Yatronen Sprengpulber erplooirten
tnitten unter elmer Ntt3abl 8ergleute.
Sbre 2ei6en ipurben 10 serfeBt, bab es
unm0gli6 1T, lie au ioentifisiren.
Die StodtDtl Goblengrube liegt un=
gefdbr cine Wleile 6iflih BON bier unb
miro. bon Der Girmn 2inoerman &
Steer betrieben. Da fie bon ben iibri=
gen 3e1en ilolirt liegt, tpurben bas
DDnamit uno bic iibriaen Spren9ltoffe
in Giiten babin geianot unb I'M speiten
5habt an Die Mrbeiter Dertbeilt, tpenn
oieie Moreens au ibrent Sasetperf fa=
men. Gbas. O'Donnea bate Die 8er=
tbeilung alt beiorgen unb etwa elm Dug
3enb Mann ftanbeu Inn ibn berun, als
Die @rplolion erfolgte. Geiner Der Da=
beifebenoen entfam, Inn angeben Sll
t0nnen, tpie bas llngliif sei6ab. &et=
tunssmannf6aften biloeten li6 raid,
bo6 mar es elm idtperes Stiid glrbeit,
Die 2ei6en ans Sagesli6t gu brinsen,
ba ale in Sunberte bon @tiifen aerrii=
len uaren. 0o1 Dben i'm S9a9te
fanb man Tleiibtlumpen 5pil6en bem
@eriiit einseflemmt. Sen ii6 balb
mad benz llngliid an Dem S6a6t ein=
finoenoen 9lnsebOrigen Der gersleute
fonnte Der 8ormann nur mittbeilen,
bab tie ale toot ieien.
Sie erften Mdnner, mel1e in ben
S6a6t oer Mine gu iteisen batten,
.tparen Die Gubrleute unb lie paren Die
gin5igen, tpel6e lebenb aus Der 8rube
auriidtebrten. sic tparen in ben Stdl=
len uno ibirrten ibre Wauleiel an, als
Die grplolion erfolste, melde bic Groe
beben mabte, 10 baB Die 6ubrleute Dor
S6reden erltarrten uno glaubten, Die
ganse Wtine itiirse Elm. giner Der
Subrleute, CHARLES S6usert, iagte
ipdter, na6bem er ii6 bon ieinem
S6reden einisermaben erbolt batte, er
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ber Dor S'Sonnell iteben ieben, Der ei=
men 9ueenblid bor Der grploIion Die
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9ie gennIpIpania Sines annunciren biees Sabr ont.
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mant merbeu. Wdbreno bieies Spmmers werben bill.
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Iegeubait sebots r wenia @eib ben gDeen 81 beili.
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idranft iottbern beas ailsssiueH @nbIitun 5usdao.
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Iole eine Weien.Iife Der Gleoelaub g. a}arieta
GiienbabH babeu bas gut fir elm Sabr nnb ber Ols
senhe 2inieu saitg ift: Baltimore & Dbiu (8miIden
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beit gelp0bnliib na1sufDlqen pflegen.
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Grippe, iOnbern aud BET alien 3ranf+
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