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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
PIRATES AT WORK.
Savage Looking MOors Board Dutch Ves-
sci Near Gibraltar.

Savage Looking MOors Board a Dutch Ves-
sci Near Gibraltar.
WASHINGTON, May 23-Piraoy in the
Mediterranean almost within sight of
Gibraltar is so unusual as to lead United
States Consul Sprague at Gibraltar to
transmit to the state department an ac-
count of the experience of the Dutch
brigaatine Anna off the Riff coast on
April IL
The vessel, laden with oil, was becalmed
about seven miles off shore when u boat
approached, manned by seven or eight
savage looking Moors stripped to the
waist with their heads shaved all except
a long tuft of hair on top and armed
with rifles and long knives
They hailed the Anna and ordered the
captain to lower sail. Upon his refusal
they began firing and then boarded the
ship The crew resisted desperately, but
having no firearms, save one revolver,
were overpowered. The captain was NOR
tally wounded and died that nigh mt, and the
mate. after telling one pirate with a
crowbar, was shot and wounded in four
places
The pirates carried off everything
movable, even the cabin doors, and left
the ship without lights or compass to be
worked with great difficulty by the crew
to Gibraltar.
The affair has created a stir at Gibral-
tar, whore it is held that such outrages
almost within sight of Europe, are slur
upon civilization, and the Dutch govern
ment is Investigating the matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
PROSPECTS FOR RAIN GOOD.

The Weather Bureau Says There is PrObd-
bilIty of showers in Kansas.
Today's United States weather report
for Kansas says:
The temperature remains about sta
tionary in Kansas, but has risen in
the other states, except North Dakota
and Northern Montana, where it has
fallen; the highest temperature reported
this morning is at ST. Paul, where it is
10 degrees warmer than at Topeka. The
lowest temperature is 3S degrees at
Havre, with killing frost.
The "high" has moved into the Ohio
valley. The "low" is passing eastward,
yet the barometer remains low through
the Dakotas, Wyoming and Colorado
The conditions for rain in Kansas are
improving again, especially in the south
ern portion, with some probability of
showers in the vicinity of Topeka within
the next 36 hours
The highest temperature reported to-
day is 80 above at 230 pm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
BANKERS OFFICERS.

t. p. Moore of HO1tOn is Chosen President
viii McFerran Secretary.
The report of the nominating commit
tee of the Kansas Bankers association
was as follows as handed in by the
chairman, Mr.. Fogler of Leavenworth:
T. P. Moore of Holton. president; W.
McFerran of Topeka, secretary; F. M.
Bonebrake of Topeka, assistant secre-
tary; j. W. Thurston of Topeka, treas
urer.
Vice presidents-J. w Fogler of Leav-
enworth, A. Dobson of Ottawa; j. Patti
son of Pittsburg, F. c. Newman of En-
poria; F. Hagerman of Salina, J. f.
Morse of PhillIpsburg, q. H. Burr of St.
John, E A. Kelley of Leavenworth, r.
A. Park, Jr.. of Atchison. Z. H. Browne
of Kansas City, A c. Jobes of Wichita,
T. B. Sweet of Topeka; : Drake OF
Fort Scott.
The gentlemen were declared elected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
NOT ASKED TO THE PARTY.
Missouri House Got Mad Because Not In
vited Where Not Wanted.

Missouri House Got Mad Because Not In
vited Where Not Wanted.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 23.-A special
to the Star from Jefferson City, Mo-,
says: A disgraceful incident occurred in
the house this morning when resolution
WAS introduced censuring the citizens
of Jefferson City, for the failure of GER
tain parties who gave banquet last
night, to invite the members of the house
in a body.
The discussion waxed hotter and hotter
until Speaker Russell in disgust
ended the scene by putting a
motion to refer the resolution to the COM
mittee on roads and highways, and de-
claring it carried.
The objectors would not down. how
ever, and appealed The ap-
peal was laid on the table.
| The disturbance was caused by
the failure OF the Jefferson City club to
invite the members of the house to a
| banquet given to few friends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
WITH A MAD RUSH.
Fifteen Thousand Swarm Into
the Kickapoo Country.
Scenes Exactly Similar to Other
Openings Enacted.
is FULL OF SOONERS.
Many Had Already Taken Pos
session of Claims.
Contestants by the Score for
Every Claim.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, May 22-Sharp
at noon today at least $4,000 men, with a
large mum Der of women, made the grand
rush from all sides of the Kickapoo res
ervation for the 400 odd claims opened
to white settlement In less than an
hour afterward there were scores of con-
testants on each of these claims in addi-
tion to the sooners who had already
taken possession of the lands long covet-
ed by them.
The scenes at the opening were pre-
openings. There were the mad
rush, the wild yell and the
mishaps more or less serious. So far as is
known, no lives we're lost in the race, but
it is too early yet to hear from the inter-
ior of the new country
Two towns will likely be laid out in
the new country, one eight miles
south of Shawnee, and one six
miles from Ingram. Preparations
are under way for the i'm
mediate establishment of banks, news
ness requisite to the welfare of new and
thrifty towns
The filings of the land office to
this time are thirty eight Mrs. P.
Connor went through a transom over
a door. A gambler disguised as a
woman slipped in. Mrs Fred Beall
formerly of Washington, D. c., got the
first filing, southeast quarter 80, II, 3;
E. Lindsay of Oklahoma got the second
! filing, southwest quarter same section
! These two cover the townsite of Olney.
/ The line was over 200 strong. Every
conveyance is out of the city aud on the
line. Estimates are that ten thousand
people are in the rush. The
! only part of the tract books were re
ceived and only 376 homesteads are tt
be filed on.
Rumors of fighting between whites ant
| Kickapoos are threatening, but a heavy
force United States marshals in this coun
try to keep order. There will probably
be some killing and trouble, but only
on small scale. There i
much dissatisfaction over the taking
of all the best lands for school purposes
after the proclamation was issued. 1her'
will be five to fifty contests for every
! claim
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
Kansas I'harmacists Adjourn.

LEAvENwoKTH, Kan, May 23.--oix-
teenth annual meeting of Kansas Phar-
maceuticaI association adjourned today.
after selecting Fort Scott as place of
meeting next year, adopting resolutions
complimentary to people of Leaven-
worth, and especially druggists. Twenty
new members were added to roll here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
A PErrYFoGGING ExoRTATIoN.
Senator Coke's Pointed Remarks About
Secretary CarlisIe's Speech.

Secretary CarlisIe's Speech.
Waco, Tex, May Ex-senator Coke
has this to say about Secretary Carlisle's
Covington speech: 1T is the most pet
tyfogging exortation L ever read, and 1
am surprised that a man of Carlisle's re-
ported ability should make such an effu-
sion.
"The gold bugs put Carlisle up to
make the speech and they would be
great fools not to clap their hands after
he had spoken. The friends of silver
will, however, not throw up the sponge
on account of it. The Cleveland Demo
Gratis are highly pleased and express
their belief that the speech is the most
mastery presentation of the currency
problem given to the public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
DrODDed Dead.

Mrs. Judy Washington, wife of Samuel
Washington, coIored farmer who lives
lust east of the city limits on Sixth street,
dropped dead last evening from heart
failure. She had not been sick, and at
ended to her household duties during
III day She was stricken at the supper
tal lie and died within few minutes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
city Railway Cashier ResIpns.

Henry Spear has resigned his position
as cashier of the city railway and left to-
day for Chicago. His father teIegraphed
him last evening that he had better
position for him and to come at once, but
he did not know when he left what the
position was. Grey Kennedy of juno
tion City has been appointed to take the
vacant place, and he assumed his duties
this morning. He has been employed in
bank.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
BRIBED FOR TAYLOR.
The Meeks Family Murderers Used Mon
ey in An Other Case.

ST. JOE, Mo, May pa special to
the Daily News from Milan,
Mo. says: A II. Mauklin was
TODAY sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary for offering witness
S., 900 to not testify against W. T. Tay-
lor in q case where the latter was charged
with stealing thirty head of cattle
TAYLOR. with his brother George. is
now held for the murder of the Meeks
family, and charges of jury bribing were
freely made at the recent trial, which
resulted in hung jury.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
Drug Store Sold.

A. c. Klingaman and P. NJ. Sheafor,
who owned the Parkdale drug store at
the corner of Sixth and Lake streets,
have sold it to R B. Kelly Kelly
worked for several years as an apothe-
cary in the store of ]. T. Jones. Mr.
Sheafor has gone out of the drug busi-
ness, but Mr. Klingaman still owns the
store near the corner of Sixth and
Quincy,
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and the close was at 7S2lc for July. De-
ing was at &c advance over last nights
last price.
The decline was due solely to
heavy taking of profits by holders
largely local professionals The country
was a consistent buyer up to the finish,
and it is said very little realizing was
done bv outsiders,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
COMPOSERVON SUPPE DEAD
The Well Known Musician Terminates a
Long Illness at Vienna.

VIENNA May 23.-Franz Won suppe.
one of the most popular of light opera
composers, the author of "Baccaccio'
and "Fatinitz died here last evening.
he had been i'll long time.
The compositions by which he IS
chiefly known on this side of the Atlantic
are "Fatinitza." "Baccaccio," "Dinorah"
and p few lesser comic skits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS.
Moderator Elected by ACCLAIM alton For
First Time in History.

First Time in History.
P1rrsBuRG, May 23-The general as
semblv of the United Presbyterian
church began its business session at
O'Clock this morning in the Sixth church,
East End Rev. Dr.. j. B. Nc Michael of
Monmouth college, Illinois, was elected
moderator by acclamation.
This is the first time in the history OF
the church that this has been done. Rev.
DR. VIM. j. Reid and Rev. DR.. A. II. w al
lace were reelected clerks. A commit
tee was then appointed to extend con-
gratulations to the Presbyterian general
assembly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
Two XYhiakE PeddIrrs sAiIIed.

KANSAS CRY. May 23.-A special TO
the Star from Guthrie, Ok, says: Late
last night half dozsn deputy United
States msrshals raided camp OF whisky
neddlers on the line of the Kickapoo
reservation four miles north Of Shawnee,
and in the fight that ensued two OF the
Deddlers were killed and two wounded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
-rcotof ToneI5a Hereafter.

KANSAS CITY, May 23-A special to
the Star from Abilene says: The
county supecintendents' state conven-
ton adjourned this afternoon, after
three days session. 1t will meet but
once year hereafter. at Topeka. A
resolution favoring i law making county
hioh school establishment mandatory,
11-aS odo1-to6
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
AFTER THE LEGISLATORS.
Charges of Bribery Against Missouri Law
m ,kers to be PrObed.

,kers to be PrObed.
KANSAS CITY. May 23-A special to
the Star from jefferson City says Judge
Shackelford of the Cole county circuit
court created great sensation today
in his charge to the grand jury.
He instructed the jury to inves-
tigate the charges which have
been made as to members of the legis-
lature having accepted briDes, and the
allegations in the press that they have
been corrupt generally. The jury IS
also called upon to look into the brlbers'
side of the question:. 80 both may be
punished. The jury will investigate the
charpes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
anicida at Ralina.

Z. lNsAs CITY, May "a special 70
the Star from Salina. Kan, says: Olot
Rodin, as body was found hanging IN an
.11aod shed near Falun, northwest OF
thie III go 30, today. He had committed sui
eide eide an d the body had been hanging
thare tvA days
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
knights Of Pythfas SO HOme.

KANSAS CITY, May ga special to
the Star from Hutchinson. Kan, says:
The closing exercises of the grand lodge
of Knights of Pythias occurred today
The visiting knights we're given a grand
ball last night and large crowd was
present
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
MORE LANDS FOR SETTLERS.
Gov. Rem: frow Offers for Lease 10000
Acras of School Lands.

Gov. Ken froW Offers for Lease 10000
Acres of school Lands.
KANSAS CITY, May 23.-A special to
the Star from Guthrie, Oklahoma,
says: Governor Bentfrow this morn
ing Issued a proclamation offering
the 10000 acres Of school land in the
Kickapoo reservation for lease for five
years from Octobnr 1, 1895, bids to be
received until June 10.
This will give the disappointed boom
in the reservation, about all of which
was taken for school land.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
MOB BURNED HIM.

Lynchers Set Fire to the Jail Containing
"a Negro Assaulter.
VICKsBURe, Miss, May 23.-A private
letter from Rodney, Miss, says that the
town jail was fired by a band of lynch
ers last night and negro assaulter per-
ished in the flames.
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gentlemen were declared elected
AFTER A PLANT.

Major Hudson in Kansas City Seeking a
$4,000 Concern.
KANSAS CITY, May 23-Major J. K
Hudson, state printer-elect Of Kansas, is
in the city making the contracts for the
purchase of $4,000 printing plant, TO
do the state printing for Kansas. Major
Hudson's term of office begins July !.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-23
CAN'T LIVE MUCH LONGER.

Gail Hamilton is Sinking Rapidly, and the
End is Near.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Miss Dodge is
reported this morning as sinking rap
idly. and may not live much longer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
6bbe 3arfer Notisen

Serr u. e. Seiier III am Wlitttpod
bon elmer 3tpeimonatIiden guropareiie
tpoblbeba!ten suriideefebrt.
= 9ie eleftriide 8etrieb8fraft in be,
Seaepue Mine, peI6e bic gieI bort er.
ieBen pirN, 1T am Oienitas in Gang
gefeBt tporben.
- @ban 9. @iGiams bon Sampton
Strabe erIitt am 9ienitus in Der Sens
trnl Uline bur9 einsn 8UbIsnfaa cine
Idmer3Ii4e @unoe am aopf.
= Seit Sabren lit i6 an neuraIeis
lden S6mepen, tpurbe iebo6 i6liebli6
eur6 bic Intpenouns BON ct. Safobs
Del 9ebellt. 6. .. Sberer. 8stbanp,
Wo.
sA- Nad benz 8ssinn Der 3abItaae
IN ben 9ruben ipirb unier Solicitor ben
perebrten 4bonnentsn auf Der Beltieite
einen 8eiud abitattsn unb bofft auf
freunoli6en @mpfans unb piinttIi9e
Serldtisuns Der &ednunsen.
-gS III isbr ipabrfdeinIi6, bab bic
grfpetterun8 unb Serbeferuns bon 8O'
binion unb Neunter Strabe ni9t sesen.
wdrtl8 8ema6t iperben, ba bic bortisen
8runoei8enibtimer suiammen ettpa 49,.
600 fur oaS nDtbise 2anb berIangeu,
uno nur etipa 81 800 fir ben 3psd Dor.
banben iino. 9ie ftdbtii6en 8samten
batten in LETTER 3eit mebrers Gonferen,
aen nit ben @isentbiimern, tonnten fi6
aber ni9t elni8en uno bic Sade tpirb
enttpeSer ans @eridt appsQirt tperoen
ocer fallen seIafen.
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9ttt8tOn.

- Dem Wiiner 4Ieranber @rabnm
Iinb am Samitas in Der SOpt Mine bic
5inser iblimm serqueti6t tporben, inbem
elm Stein barauf fieI.
Sas @obnbauS bon Srau Nora
D 8ople an Der gde bon Gpen unb
Gsntre StraBe purbe am Nontas Na6t
iammt SnbaIt total Ourd Seuer seritbrt.
= 8m. Moonep, Der benz Samss
5isbe Iebte Wo6e in sinem 2raipea bel
Sort Cane Siidpunben perisbte, 1T ARE.
tirt unb einsefedt porben. Tisbs be.
inbet iit auf Der 8eiieruns unb tpirb
ii4 pabrfdeinli6 erboIen.
- 9aut einsm am Disnitas einsetrof,
fenen Telegram, 1T Soc &oibinSfp in
Buffalo arretirt tporben. Gr ioq ben
Ssnab Simonopib. tpelder Dor msbreren
Noden in peritiimmeItem 3uitanb aui
bsm 2ebisb BAILEY 6sIeife aufsefunben
ipurbe, ermoroet baben. g9ie ipdter Be-
ridtet, fol- ber Irretirte nidt Der am
Uorb betbeiIiste' 8oibinsfi, ionbern Elm
setpiRer @o!umbo fein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
Sunmpre.

: Sn Der 8ertpaltuns bes Dunmore
Bioneer bat tpieber elm @edisI itattses
funben unb Der friibere 8soafteur beieI.
ben, s. 9. 8OOotpurb, 1T iest ipisosr in
Gontroae.
-Srau Sobn Rice farb am Wontag
9tadt in Der @obnuns ibrer Godter,
Srau Senrp @eber an Centre Strabe,
I'M 9lter bon 73 Sabren unb tpirb bieien
Oonnertas giaamittas beeroist.
DaS 8obnbaus bon Srau Ban
8usfirf su Nup gus IN am Wittipod
letter Wo6e ettpa IL nbr NadtS bur6
6euer serhbrt porben, obne bab elm 5bsiI
bes SnbaItes serettet nerben fonnte.
Ser 8erIuit 1T tbeilipeiie ueriidert.
nA- sluber benz 9erfauf Der beiten
@aaren su ben biaisitsn Breiien, seben
mir fret cine biiblde @anbubr, wenn
cure ginfdufe 500 erreiht baben. 3oms
met unb iebet bic ubr in unierem Nuss
itequngsfeniter. 8ea 9Ieieer Saus, 23O
2adananna Apenue.
- Die bieiisen Seueralurm aaiten
laufen bon 20. IA bic AZ. ipis iolst ID
-@de Webfer @be. unb Drinfer
Strabe 10 Monrpe Npe. unb Delas
mare Strabe; 2l--Drinfer unb 8IafeIr
StraBen; 23-@beitnut unb 8otter
StruBen; "a GIN unO @beitnut Stra.
Sen; 3l-8lafeIp uno gine StroBsn
80 Butler un6 8iertsr Straben Al
8IofeIp uno @rOpe Strubsn; 42-Sh
Drinfer Strabe, nabe Der Gsmpersnl
Saae.
Ia- Das ,,@odenbIatt" sntbiIt alt
Ra4ri4tsn unb tOfet nur $500.
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@apue Gcuntp.

Snnesbale. --@m Sreitas gla6t tpurbe
bic Stabt bon stpei SeuerSbrinten beims
seiudt baS erite tpuroe ettpa 10 1lbr
I'M StaGe bon Ridter 8urbp an Spring
Strabe entbeft unb oerfeIbe ednsIih, TO-.
tpie Der ansrensenbe Stall bes Srant
Sarnbam tbeiIpeiie 3eritDrt. Der Ser.
luit an beiben Stdllen nit Snbalt 1T be.
ceutenb. I'm IL llbr rube ipieber
AIarm seben, inbem Der Stall bes 81.
8arI auf benz 8erse oberbulb 2abppoob
Sane in 8ranb ftanb unb aud gdnsIi6
seritbrt ipurbe. IS ipirb anssnommen,
pub cine 8ranbitifterbanbe bieie unb ans
oere tiirSli6e 8ranbe anIesten.
- Gin neuer 4tbIetiider Club 1T bier
sesrdnoet tporben, bon oem Sofepb 8eI'
Ter 9rdfbent 1T.
- gbas. 3eabm bon Wbite WliQs
itarb am Samitas am Wusenfrebs unb
purbe oieien 9onnerfas in Spnesbals
beerbiet. gr NOR 60 SABRE alt.
= Sobn SaIasban feI am Wlontap
MOrsen bon einem 8oblensus bel BEN
@rie .,Bodet", eerieib unter bic 8doer
unb erbielt mebrere duBerit i9mer3Iids
8erlebunsen baburd.
- @aIben 8an Steenbers. Elm CT.
centriider @baratter BON Sonesbale,
Der Dor mebreren Sabren $40. 900 in ber
2ouiiiana 2otterie sepann. bssins am
Mittppb Ibenb LETTER @obe SeIbit.
mprb, inbem er iid eine &useI burdi
@ebirn iaste. 0ian sIautt, bab er nid
o6ais bel seiunbem Wenidenperitant
mar.
- 4m Sreitas 9adt etpa IL llbr
pGbrenb Geo. u. Scott unb anbere bre
ginbrsdern auHauerten, bic in samsi
Niabam & Sos 2aben in SatpIep elm,
sebrunsen tparen, tpurben bic Diebs err
ihredt, Iiefen aus benz 8obIenbauS uni
fsuerten fiinf SbIiie ab. bon benen cine,
bem Scott in bic Uiasensesenb brani
unb bem er in sipansis Nlinuten erlas
Robert Nic8innp uno GbaS. Wlorsai
inb am Samitas in Scranton ais be
5bat perodbtis perbaftet unb nab Sap
lep suritd 8enommen tporoen, aber mad
sinem 8erbbr, in benz fe ibr NIibi be
ipisisn. entIaien tporoen. Cine 8eIob
nuns bon $3.50 1T auf ben Nbrbsr ssisb
iporben.
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Npu 0eterSbura.

Soiepbine NlilIer Bat fdr bic Sin.
terlaheni6aft bes tiirsIi6 BERT. @barIes
5arber AomlniitratiOnsredte srbaIten.
SRI. 2issie 8uttsrmann bon gib
Strabe, bic sefdbrIib srfrantt am 1bs
pbus oarnieoerlas, befinbet iid auf Der
9eiieruns uno erboIt ii9 Iansiam.
- SRI. emma SdappeI bon bier
perlor lebten Donneritae einen Singer an
ieoer Sanb, inoem in ber 2adaipanna
8nit.ins 0tiaS bieielben in elmer Dfas
i6ine 10 serpriidt tpurcen, ouB amputa.
tion noibpenbis mar.
S@- 9ta6 benz 8ssinn Der 3abltase
in ben 9ruben ipirb unier Collector ben
oerebrten 9lbonnenten in Petersburg
einen 8eiud abitatten unb bofft aui
freunbli6en @mpfans unb plnttIide
9eri9tiSuns Der &e6nunSen.
= @apor Gonnen bat Isbte @o6e
bic OrOinans untersei6nst. bic Der Bailey
Baiiasier @ompunie grlaubniB siebt,
ibre @eleiie Bis bierber su perIdnsern.
Dies iihert uns fur ndditeS Stilbiabr
5abrselesenbeit mad bem centralen
StaottbeiIe, Obnebas bef6perIide Berg.
iteisen.
- @ilie. ber 7idbrise Sobn bes au.
tbonp Uiias bon 2ittle gnsIanb, ipieIte
am Sonntae auf einem @asen, mari
bic 8remie an bemielbsn ab unb Der
Busen lief ben Berg binab. traf bic g.,
8. & gB @eIeiie unb Der Sunse paro
binabseidIeubert, babel idIimme 8erleb'
uneer am 8opfe unb in Der Maseneeseno
erbaltenb, bic Der IrSt aIS nidt 9efdbr'
LID be3ei6net.
-Srau gmiIis @asusr, Satin bee
GERM @barles s. Wasner, Gountp Sons
miGarS S6reiber, beren grfranfuns am
Ippboibfiebsr mir bor stpei Wo1en bes
ri9teten, ftarb am Ulontas Worsen nm
spei 1br in ibrer WObnuns an 8ibion
StraBe. Srau 8asner srrsi6te baS
AIter bon "a Sabren unb binterldbt
ibrem tiefbetrlbten @atten adt 8inoer,
bon bsnen baS dltefe IA Sabre. bas
iiinsite Ia Wonate alt 1T. Das 8s'
srdbniB fanb am Dienitas 0a6mittae
unter sabIreiber 8etbeiIisuns i'm 8eterS.
burg Sriebbofe itatt, unb Baitor Ran'
ooIpb leitete bic IrauerfsierIidfeiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
0fi6ts ftebt 70 bod

ale RitteI ssssn Grausn!sissn, pis DIR. pines's
Favorite Prescription. Sisr Der Sspsis
Go 1T bic sinsiss Wepisin fir 5rauen, tpsIts 70
E&tr pirfi. eab pafiir sarautirt psrtsn fann.
9n istsm Sale, in BEN ss ni&t btlft pirb bas
@jslc pafiir surilfssesben. 8aun irssnb stpas,
rsIsn gsrtauf fir sinsn psribIassnfn SGuclsr
lrbnsnrsr isin maG fir ben 8Gufsr Dstraps 70
pisl prtb" itin2
"Favorite Prescription" IL elm ifGrfsntes,
bslsbsuess Stimulansmittsl, Gin bsrubis,ncss
uub frGftistness glerpentIirr unb Elm nuftbl.
barss SsiImitts sessn ale funbamsntaIen StSr.
unssn, i6ms5bafisu 3uflas unp bic BEN psib-
li6sn @sitlsRt eisentbhmli&sn S@pG9tsu.
ltdnbe.
5lir iunss IGbtsn btim Gintritt tr Reifs.
3sit, fir 6rautn bsim fritiltsn llsbsrsans in's
Wairontnalttr, fir 6rausn ppr bsr Gnttinpuna,
fir ffillsnbt Miittsr fir isbs bsrunttrssfpmmtns,
iibnarbsitsts, abssipanuts 6rau II ss cine
ii6trs. iuvsrlGifss, untriisIi6s SHIfs.
DR.. pitresS Pellets furirsn grItopfuna,
Sdmcrrboiosn. 8iIipft6t grtauuuesbsI&psr.
ben DbT DpsPsplis unS aupff&msssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
Sa8 xhal abmdrtS.

Sn bic O.. 8. & @. Station ,u
Sadatpanna 1T am Donnsrfas Na1i
einsebruneen unb beribiebene pertbboae
Badete aus berieIben enttpenbet iporben.
-Sames SIatterp unb Sobn 3itte.
rId fielen am Uiontas tpdbrenb ber Nr,
belt an Der neuen Seloenfabrif 3u Nboea
oOn einem @eriit unb srbisIten babel
3lemli4 idllmme 8erIeBuneen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
9sutf6s griefIifs.

aus. 9eibmilIsr, Safob eOpis,
6rau Glltn WPpers, 3. paps
VI. &i9, Sam'l 3. 3ufub