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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-21

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
a NJ MASTERPIECE.

Washington Star: I'm sure that
baby is going to Ike a great artist"
said tn" fond mother
isn't he rather young to evincc any
talcnt?"
That's just where he shows his
genius. | left him where he could get
some red ink on his fingers. and be-
fore | knew what he was doing he
had decorated the library wall with
one of the lovelicst magazine posters
you ever saw"
The strike ut the mills of the Illinois
Steel company, at South Chicago, was
practically brought to an end by the
return of large number of the men
in body to the gates of the mills.
All day long Manager Walker was
beSieged by men who wanted to go
to work, but owing to the furnaces
being out of blast it was impossible
for all of the applicants to be given
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
TO ENTERTAIN A SICK CHILD.

y little sick child will play for an
hour with a small hand mirror, and
a stack of bright picture cards is a
positive boon. Never throw away a
picture card. Put them in a box and
they will come in use some day, if not
for your own children for those of
somebody else. Half the pleasure of
living comes from being able to be Of
service to others. 1t gives a glow to
the heart that nothing else on earth
will bring. Those who live for self
alone, without thought for others, are
the crusty old curmudgeons who go out
Of life unregretted, their places con-
sidered better than their company. To
bring smile to little child's face,
Il laugh into his heart ought to be the
height Of happiness, but we don't often
think Of it that way. Even to the
least of these" one wiser than we once
said, and he who carries in his heart
the love for a child has gone far on the
road to a better life
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
MUSIC OF THE PINES.

Georgia Correspondent of Chicago
Record: The sound of the wind in
the branches and among the slender
columns Is ineXpreSsibly sad, and af-
fectS some people with melancholia,
and If they are very nervous often
with hysteria. | am told that there
are invaldS in ThomaSville who can
not endure the peculiar soughins that
rises and falls as the wind grows
stronger or subsidies. like the inces-
SAINT roar Of the surf. and one young
woman who was recommended to re-
side upon Il "turpentine farm 50 as
to inhale the odpr aS a cure for the
asthma was compelled to return 10
the city because the peculiar mono
tone made her frantic. Less impress
Sinuahle people find 1t pleasant. and
imagine they soon become 50 used
IL II that they miss II whom they
90 away. n one misses The sound Of
tho sea OF the swish of the waves
against the side II a ship or the
motion AMI racket of q IN way train.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
IN CYCLE CIRCLES.
Big Nee, Being Arranged ut superior
Other Notes.

pom the 10th, 18th. 18th and 10Th
Of July, the Superior Cycle club pro-
poses giving 4 grand race meet" 1t
IS believed that there will be over
1000 whcclmCu present. Valuable
prizes and trophies will be given to
the racing wheclmen. Very low rates
are being made on the railroads and
with the hotels.
\ Milwaukee friend of Walter c.
Sanger has received a letter from him
stating that he is now in fairly gooa
condition and that he is up to his
former weight and has been for some
time, In regard To his race with john
son inc writes; "lohnson'S being de-
elared 4 professional may have quite
All effect on my match With him, but
| may he able to get one with some
one else, unless. rs things are likely to
turn cut we follow him into the pro-
fe~~ional ranks AMI -.ve him a hauce
u race there.
\ bicycle club will be organizer at
oshkosh neNt "Wednesday, There are
2ooo riders in that city, including 4
large number u feminine cyrlrrs.
The twelve.mile road race 10 have
occurred III Wausau on "Wednesday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
BRAY HAS \ CASE.

Washington, May LET is probable
that in addition to the case of eX-COn-
sui Waller, Ambassador Eustis Will be
instructed to direct the attention of
the French government to the claim of
Paul Bray, nephew of Waller, who
was forcibly imuorted from NADIA
gascar. Bray has written from Paris
to his attorney in Washington Il state
ment which will be laid by the latter
before the state department. Bray
was interested with Waller in the val
liable concessions of lands obtained
from the Hoya government. The con
ceSSion is formally recorded in the
IIova government office and a copy
is registered at the american consul
ate at Tamatayc.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
ORIGIN OF SPRING CLEANING.

Philadelphia housewives who make
a point of renovating their homes at
this season of the year may be inter-
ested to know the origin Of the custom.
According to good authority the He
brew women led the way by the fresh
ening up of every article about their
house to prepare for the Passover. At
any rate, in the absence Of any records
to show that northern nations clean
out their houses of all the past years
food before the LIST Of May, when they
celehra ted an ancient pagan survival
in the dances around the Maypole-
II even they swept ont all old PUSHES.
then from the fioorS-it Is worthy Of
notice that the Mosaic injunction about
the removal Of everything that would
taiut tive house has taken strong root
among tine Gentlles Of America The
birds Are no more anxious about the
building Of their nests than are house
Keeping women, from this time for
ward. about thorough securing out Of
pans and kettles. closets and attics,
cellars and storerooms.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
A WOMA. UlNORED.

II is a rare thsng Cor a woman to-
he selected as the sculptor of 4 figure
of heroic size. but this honor has been
conferred upon Mrs. RuggleS-k
who has been chosen to make Il bronze
statue # Essex Hopkins, the first com
modore of the American navy. He,
was born at Scituate. X. l.. in IT'S
and died at North Prodidence in 1902.
In December ITO, Congress commits
stoned him commander-in-chief of the
inchoate navy. and he put to sea in
the first squadron in February 1II6.
but his services were not satisfactory.
and he was dismissed in January,
III. During his long life, however.
he exerted great political influence in
Rhode Island, and after a lapse of
nearly hundred years since his
death the city of Providence means
to have a monument erected to his
memory. The statue will be feet.
inches high.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
FOR SOAP.
Use Made of Cattle Which Perish in
Transit.

What is done with the stock killed
in transit?" was asked Il shipper.
"The carcasScS are bought by the
soap factory men," was his answer.
Scarcely II train rolls into Chicago
in which from one to Il dozen dead
animals are not found. The ears are
always loaded to about their full ca
pacity and the first animal to get
down" in transit is soon trampled
to death by the others. Buyers are
always on hand to purchase the car
cases for the big soap factories, and
many of them have been in that bust
ness for years. The loss by death is
quite IN item to the shippers. They
scarcely ever get more than fifty
cents n hundred for the dead stock
while in all probability they have paid
as high as ST hundred for the same
"crittcr."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

The observanceS of Lent is one of
the oldest customs among Christian
nations. 1t is, in fact, custom of
such antiquity that it's beginning Is
involved in obscurity.
Abram Atwood. a poulterer of Lew
iston, Me-, sold turkey to patron,
and the latter found in the fowls crop
a gold bosom pin worth twice the
price of the turkey.
The japanese begin building their
house at the top. The roof is first
built and elevated on skeleton frame
Then it affords shelter to the workmen
from storms.
The taking of the census in Japan
is simple. but the figures are utterly
unreliable. The houses are counted
and an average of five persons is al
lowed for each house.
AS blind as mole" is not sensible
comparison, as the mole is possessed
of good eyesight although its eyes are
very small-about the size of mustard
seed.
Porous glass is Il late novelty in the
Paris market The holes are SO small
that neither dust nor draft follows its
use, and yet the ventilation is said to
be excellent.
Perhaps the largest camelta in exist
cnce is at the PiluitZ castle. near
Dresden Germany. The tree is
tWenty-four feet high and annually
produces about 10000 blossoms
The Legion of Honor of France was
established as Il reward for distin-
gushed services in any line whether
military. civil, scientific or literary.
It was founded in 1902
The costlicst fur is that of the sea
otter 4 single skin OF this animal,
sold last year in London, brought the
enormous sum of 81, 100. 1t was 6
feet long by feet wide
Amos Markham, of Memphis, Tenn.
is fond of moving. Since his marriage
in 1860, he has moved fifteen times
His twelve children were born in
twelve different states.
The brain is not affected by the
movements of the body, even though
these are sometimes very violent, be
cause it rests on the basis of soft
cushions between the bones OF the
spine.
The pressure of natural gas in a
well at Apollo. Pa, during Il cold
spell forced a stream of water to a
height of 60 feet. 1t spread in the
form Of an umbrella and froZe, making
a beautiful snowy picture
The board of health has just COM
pleted a horse census of New York.
The recapitulation shows that there
are 69,212 equines hauling everything
from garbage to pleasure seekers at
all hours of the day and night
"a woman who is always thinking Of
herself is always thinking mischief"
writes one author. Bulwer Lytton
says: There is in the heart Of
woman such a deep well of love that
no age can freeze it." Michelet writes:
"Woman is the Sunday of man; not
his repose only, but his joy, the salt
of his life" George Sand assures
the world at large that love is the
virtue of women" while Nine. Necker
claims that n woman requires no
tutor to teach her love and tears
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23
PINEAPPLES FOR DYSPEPSIA.

The Times has before touched upon
the use Of food as medicine. but did
not include the pineapple among its
list Of medicinal fruits. According to
Il correspondent, with the coming of
the pineapple season, the word is re-
neWed that the fruit is of especial
value to the dyspeptic. In countries
where the fruit is Indigenous its
hygienic qualities are we'll known, but
the broad statement that pineapple
everywhere and all conditions of pine
apple are wholesome must be taken
with Il little Judgment. Ripe, luscious
fruit, not over-lipe nor undcr-ripe, but
tender, sweet and succulent, is prob
ably one of the most wholesome foods
that comes to our tables. 1t is easy,
however, 10 have these conditions in
frnged upon. Tough, Stringy, hard
pines. as so often offered. are not
wholesome, and are hard to digest. If
the fruit is found to be not in perfect
condition, cutting it twelve hours be-
forehand and pouring wine glass of
rum over it will add to its wholesome
ness. Sugar freely an hour before
serving, with good powdered sugar.
Emphasis is laid upon the good quail
ity of the sugar. as in powdered sugar
it is possible to buy abomnably adul-
terra ted Sorts.-New York Times.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23

was postponed until May 80.
sam. Grittiths rode his wheel from
Mineral Point to Milwaukee recently
without once dismOunting.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-05-23

emulates it's hoary majesty, as it
rises above the smoke canopy of the
little town on the river; the tiny bays
are visible on the wood-clad horizon;
the focks spread on stubble and down;
the cornell is purple in the ivied hedge
row; the solemn, half-conscious silence
Of the chill gray afternoon seems
laden with an unspoken mystery it
would fain reveal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Sa8 xbal abmdrtS.

TabIor.-Sermpn Minen go. unb
2 iinb Ieste @ods ipieber in 8strisb ss.
isBt iporbsn.
- Sis SduIbeb5rbe aeeeptirte in
elmer SpesiaIperiammIuns am Sreitas
4benb Bldne fir elm neues SduIbaus
unb baS @omite tpurbe angepisisn, sll
4nsebOten bafiir aufsuforbern.
Col. 6. $. 8ippIe bon Scranton
ipirb bieien Sreitas 9lbenb in Der Metbo.
bitten 8irde ieinen 8ortrae: ,,2eben in
einem fiioIiden @efdusnib" gum 8sfen
seben.
C. S. @arb & Sobn bon bier
baben ben Gontraft sur grbauuns Der
5eioenfubrif in 4uoea gum Brsiis bon
1900 sueeiproden befommsn. Daa
@sbdube ipirb aus 9adtsinsn erri1tsi
unb As bel l54 SUB tpsrbsn unb fol- bic
gum 81. 9esembsr fertis fsin.
- 8ei bsm S4eibsni6ieben bes 8m.
Ecu Sddben glubs am Disnftas setpann
nIrid Sorser ben eriten unb GbuS. 2sut,
boIo ben sipeiten Breis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Opff Der &ibfeite.

Gin &inb bon 5rau BbiIip Samm bon
9ittston 9luenue harb am Dlontaa
Ibenb.
0lit Der Nrbeit an Der neuen 8raue.
rel BON Safer & 8eap an Broof StraBe
1T be9onnen iporoen.
Serr Sufob Sausratb asbenft i'm Sribs
iubr an Der ProSpect glpenue Elm bib.
i6es uno mooernes bOppeltes Wobnbaus
su erridten.
SRI. gettie 8reiIer III am Dienitap
gbenb in Der 9resbpt. 9irbe in DUN.
more nit Sames Wafers persbeIidt tpors
ben.
Open @alib bon Gebar 4penue ers
bielt am 5reitas in Der SIb StabImiibIs
our6 elm berabfaGenbes Stdd giien eins
iebr i&msrsbufte 8opfpunbe.
Ous neue Bfarrbaus Der Sidort
Strabe Bresbpt. 8irde 1T isbt 70 Sism.
LID fertis unb baHeIbe 1T elm bIbi6ss
8ebduoe, ba8 bic Radbaridaft bsr.
idDnert.
Rettie. bic 3iibriss Todter Der @bes
leute Sobn 8remer bon Staple Strabe,
itaib am Uiontas Ibenb unb tpurSe am
DtitiipOd i'm Petersburg SriebbOfe be.
erbiet.
Die Wm. Gonnea S1Iau1 Gompanis
trifft 8orbereitunsen. um bic 8lad Dia'
mOno SdIaub Gompanie ausenebm su
unterbaIten, peId IeBtere gompanie am
81. bs. Wts. ibre @dite iein ipirb.
@er einen neusn ansus fir Serbfi
ober @inter nDtbls bat, foate ni6t psr'
iebIen, bel S6neioermeiiter Wi6aeI
sllbledt, SO. 4O3 Sidorp StraBs. porsu.
ipre6en uno iib 9udmuiter porIessn su
Iafen uno oeiien Breiie su erfabren.
Ser 8oIe Wi6asI 8snnp bon gear
Strabe fieI am Samfas abenb nabe ber
Diontroie Station bon bem grcuriionS'
aug Der 8abnansefeatsn Der O.. 8. &
B. So, unb fonnte tpesen Der DunfsIbeii
erit am ndbiten Norsen aufgefunben
iperben, tpann man Jpn tpbt am iSubs
Der 8biduns fanb.
Sdiefsrbefer 9biIip S6neiber bon
9ee6 Strabe fiel am sSreitag Worgsn
pdbreno Der glrbeit bon einem Sauis
oaielbit fiinfunbstpansis SUB auf ben
6runb, uno bIieb beiinnuneslos Iiesen
ais Elm berbeiserufener 4rat ibn unter,
iu6te. fano er, baB ibm beioe Nrme nabs
Oem SanbseIenf serbroden tparen.
Srau gIiiabetb Staafne6t, @attin
oes Serrn glnton StaIfneHt bon Bitts.
ton Gpenue unb Bird Strabe, cine se.
adtste unb beIiebte Srau. ftarb am 5rei.
tag Wtorsen 7 nbr i'm glIter bon SO Sab.
rem mad Idnserer &ranfbeit. 9Iubsr
ibrem @atten iberIeben iie aht 2inber.
Oas 9esrdbniB fano am Sonntas Ra6.
mittas untsr sablrei6er 8etbeiIieuna bon
Der st. Warienfirde aus i'm 90. Warc
Sriebbofe tatt.
0ie 8eriammluns Der Sibisite San.
oelsbeb0rbe am Sreitae Abenb mar cine
tpoblbeiu6te unb reyes Snterefe bsiesIte
bic 8erbanbIunsen. 94s 8eamte pur.
ben folseuoe Serren srpabIt: 8rdii.
bent, 6. 8. 8oIanb; 8Hs Braiibent,
Senrp s. SprufS; Sefretdr, 50. S.
O'IooIe; S4asmeiiter, Mi1aeI Uliasr.
Oieislben perben in BET nddhsn Ser.
iammIuns infa[Iirt, in ipsI1sr aud sr.
ipartet piro, etipas bsifimmtss iibsr bic
8erIesuns ber SoneSbaIe gIsuator unb
giienpsrfe au erfabEen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

Die feinften 9rudarbeiten Der Stabt,
2iefert bic Office bes ,,Wo6enbIatt" /.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Bon petersburg.

- Scott @atrouS 1T rieber mad
Colorado eereiit, mo er ben sansen Win.
ter aus @eiunbbeitsriididten berbIeiben
pirb.
- Das gisentbum bon 8. g. 8rsin.
berg 1T am Samitas beim S9eriffsper,
tuuf fur l.32 an 6. s. Nepcomb per'
fauft tporben.
- Oscar Ribstpap baut elm Saus auf
benz @m. Stein gisentbum am PauI
Strabe, stpiiden Seiurid Bebsr uno
8iaie Soifmann, unb sebenft baisIbit
ieinen Danfiasunss. .Grutbabn su perseb,
rem. Ser 8sportsr pInidt ibm Slid
unb Se8en i'm neuen Seim.
= 2eBte @o6e ipurbe @eorse 8aib.
inston Snf (auf Osutid 9ints) bssraben.
DerieIbe mar am 4. SuIi 1928 in glort.
hampton County seboren, fam nit iei'
ner Sdpeiter, Srau prics, Dor 9 Sab.
ren bon Wonroe County mad petersburg
unb mar elm FILLER, irieoIiebenOsr Isbissl
Wann.
= 9ie bieise beutihe PrssbSteriid,
6emeinbe bat bon benz Ir6iteften 2etpii
Saneof Bldne anfertisen Iafen fiir cir
PfarrbnuS an preseott Ibenue, tpsI6ei
iofort beeonnen unb UNI Mitte Dsember
fertis iein foa. Das Saus pirb sebr
3immer entbaIten unb MODERN sinseri6'
tst tperben.
i SRI. Maria 8Iaus farb am Conn
tag Ibenb sesen 9 llbr i'm Ilter bon 81
Sabren uno A Wlonaten an ben Solssi
elmer @rfdItuns, tpeIbe in unterleibS
entsiinbuns ausartete. 9as 8ssrabnii
fanb am Dienhas unter Der 2situns be-
Serrn 8aitors @eistopf i'm bisiissi
5rieobofe ftatt. Die SertOrbens ma
cine darmante iunse Dame unb ause'
mein sea6tet unb beIiebt; fie mar iei
1893 bier, tpoieIbit aud nod bier ibre
8riioer ippbuen, unter bieisn Der bsfannt
GIfenbeinibniser, Ssrr Ssrmann alaus
bic Gltern tpobnen nod in Deutidlanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
aus bem cbereu EhaIe.
(Arbbalb Gprrsippnpfn,.)

-Sobn Ssrmpn bat feline spei Nlis
men in priceburs, Sermpn No. 8 unb 4,
an D. g. Sobnion fir $3.50, 900 pers
tauit. DaS 2ano umfaBt 900 Nfer unb
ipu IL, 100000 5onnen Der beiten Sob.
len entbalten.
- Geo. 8oberts bon Sermpn erbieIt
am Dienitas in Der gbsertpn Wline eine
idlimme 8erlesuns bsS Subes, inbem
oerielbe spiiden Barren ssfansen tpurbs.
Die aerste boffsn, ibm SenieIben gu
retten.
- Gin StraBenbabnpasen iprans am
Dienitae in Sermpn Dor Maines' 2sibtaa
pom @eleiie, lief iiber bic StraBe unb
seritbrte ben Seitenipee, ebenio Blumens
bett une GaIen Dor Der Wobnuns oeS u .
). u. SattenberS, traf aber baS @obns
bauS ni6t.
- Nls Der Saufmann Soiepb Spit
bon OIppbant am Samitas DiOrsen um
A nbr BON Der 8ettieite zines franfen
5reunoes beimfebrte, bemerfte er nit ber
srDbten nsberrai6uns, bab Elm srobes
SenfersIas in ieinem 9aoen serbroben
mar unp ais er nabfab, bemerfts sr meb'
rere @inbreder i'm 2aben. bic bel ieinsm
Serannaben bic SIudt ersrifsn unb bic
ibm mebrere SuSeln Suiunbten, aIS er iie
perfoISte. Sein Serluit betrdst stipu
$50.
(&drtCupals &prreiponptni.)
- Serr GarI 8Dfgsr mar @nbe Iebte,
0cae in, @eiddften in Scranton.
- Geo. gdbart bat feline Steuunf
bel Sanion & Sobn nieberselest uni
ii4 na6 Stem gorf beseben.
- TbomaS Senneip 1T am Wontat
i'm 5oreit Slip Slope bur6 einen Sal
bon 5elsBeiteln SefdbrIid perIebt tuoroen
-Srau Winnie Spencer, @attin be,
Or. 98. u. Spencer BON Roro @aibins
ton Strube, itarb am Montas Norser
i'm 8inbbette.
-Serr unb Srau Better 8ranb uni
Sobn iinb Iaut zines bier einsetrCffenel
Sriefes am 81. Iusuit in gntperpel
selancet.
- Spmann Stone & Sobn IaHsn be
Der WupfieIo Yarb spei 8sbdu6e erri6
ten, in bsnen iis mad ibrer Sertieitequn
etipd am l. Sftoter cine Seioenfabri
anfunBen tuoasn.
- Gine 8aIanciruns Der Bidder be
Stabtidabmeilters @rainsr fur 4ueui
seist, bubsl5. 1885 sinssnommen tpur
ben. Bon bieier Summe purben SIS,
242.84 ausbesablt.
- 8apurb Srpins bon 9rummon
2lpenue eerietb am DienitaB in Der 9en
oeItOn 8Obbin Sabrif nit Der Sano i
bic Wai6inerie unb biefelbe fpuroe ibr
i6Iimm Serbridt. aber feline 8nO6sn ser
brU6en.
19- DaS ,,8odenbIatt" entbaIt al
Habridten unb foitet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
0poe Narfer Npttsen.

= Die iunssn 2eute ber @beItnut
Strabe Bresbpt. &irde baben am Witts
mod. ben 25. Sept, in Der STRIDE cine
MISUNDERSTANDING.
= Drei bis bier Sabre lit i'd an Sc.
bers unb 9terenleiben unb ertpieien iit
Or. Iusuit 9bnis's Samburser Iropfsn
als Elm auSeeseidneteS WtitteI bageeen
%. 6. Suefner. San SrunsciscO, Sal
= geter. Der iinsfe SObn bon Son
table Senrp 8urfdeI, betrauert ben
8erluit ieiner nbr unb aette, bic ibm
fiirslit pabrenb ieiner tempordren ab.
psienbeit aus Der Gbfube sstoblen
tpurben.
- Wm. cannon bon Gpnon Strabe
1T am Sreitae in Der SentraI Wine burd
einen Dedenfaa 70 i6Iimm berIebt tpor.
ben, baB man ibm i'm Woies Taplor
SoipitaI ben rdten 4rm unb Iinfen SUB
amputiren muBte.
= Im Sonntae tpur6e bon llnbetanns
ten in oer Wieie am Sube bss ipeitIi6en
8erses elm Seuer anseIest unb Barney
Dlaion, Der Wddter Der 2ofalitdt, tpurbe
lebenssefdbrIi6 perbrannt. gr 1T nit
Der Saliudt bebaftst uno ais er bamit
bei6aftist mar. bas Seuer su Ibidsn, be.
tam er einen gnfaa unb iieI mitten in's
6euer binein. tpurbe iebo1 bon Wm.
Slst4er aus feiner sefdbrIiden Sage
srrettet. bod niHt, bis ct idlimm per.
brannt fpar.
- Nm Sonntas Morsen frdb tpurben
stpei lnorbentIide Sduier. an Robiniun
Strabe nabe Der Wei6e bon Der poIi,ei
ausseboben unb in beiben BIdben adt
Srauen unb fiinf Mdnner arretirt. Die
Setberssmiitter sabIten $25, bic WGbGen
SIS uno bic Utdnner $40 Strafe bel einem
8erb6r. Gm Na6mittas ipurbe an
Saateab @ourt Elm tpeiteres unorbentIi.
Dies SauS ausseboben unb atpei Mdnner
unb cine Srau arretirt, ipelde bic ssip5bns
lide Strafe sablen muBten.
- Am Samtae ersisneten iid auf
bieier Seite sipei llnfdqe in ben Rinen.
Gin Sobn bes SbomaS s. 9abis bon
9forb Hebecca 4penue tpurbe in Der Dia.
monb Wine bon eihem Barren setroifen
unb auber anberen 8erIebunsen i6meras
LID in oer DiaSensesenb oerleBt. Dapib
Bbiaips bon 2anbis Strabe par6 in
Der Seaeuue Mne bon einem 2obIenitid
auf bic 8ruit setroffen unb bsiinnunsslos
semadt. bod 1T bic gerIebuns ni6t
lebenssefdbrIid. e.
-Serr Sobann @raf, Der befannts
8einbdnbIer aus @eniinssn, bel 8insen,
tpeilte am Sreitas unb Samftas in Sc.
iddften bier unb mar 9ait bes Serrn
PbiIip Sdnea an 8sit 2adatpanna
Gpenue. Weeen Der bsrannabenben
2raubenernte muBte er idon Samffae
9tadt scranton perIahen, tpirb ii6 nod
sine @o6e in Retp gorf aufbaIten uno
oann ipieoer beimreiien. gr sebenft i'm
Dtars ober ApriI 1896 feline 62fs
SOur iibers Bahsr mad ben Ser. Staas
ten an3utreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
0ttt6tpu.

-Serr Souls SeibeI if am Bonner.
Tag 4benb seiunb unb ipoblbebalten bon
feiner @uropareiie suriidsefsbrt.
Or. gOif CAB bsi einsm 8srbbr am
Samitas in benz 8erfiibrunssfaa sessn
ibn SO, 900 8arsf6aft fir isin ssridts
Ii9es griHeinen.
- Obslei9 man in ben 8eitunsen
ni6t piel babon bort, fol- bier bic Dipbs
iberia siemIid ftarf sraiiirsn unb cine
siemIide ansabI Tobesfdae babur& ent.
fanben iein.
- Ser BoIs 8aIant Duidof ipurbe
am Samitne nabe Der SunctiOn bon sinsm
Sanbtarren seihIeuoert unb lanbete ba.
bel 70 unslddIid auf benz 8opfe, bab
ibm Der SirnfddoeI sebroden tpurbe unh
er am Sonnta8 Rorsen frdb itarb.
-Srau 4nna Sedenberser, @attiu
beS SbierarsteS Sedenberser, itarb am
Sonntas i'm @ilfsS. Barre SOipitaI uni
ipurbe am Dienitae beeroist. Sic pai
30 Sabre alt unb auber ibrem @atten
ilberlebt cine tleine Tobter fe.
Der bis Dor einisen @odsn ir
Suebes' Nle 8rauerei als Riifer anee.
itelte SuIius 9teumannn ma6te an
Uiontas seeen Gbenb auf ben 8u6baItsi
Der 8rausrei, &obert 9ooIs, sinen NOR,
beriiden ansriff. inberA er ibm sipei 8u'
seIn in ben S6rper iaste, ibn sefdbrlid
perlebenb. Neumann tpurbe na@ be-
2bat berbaftet unb benz county @efdne'
nib in WiIfes'8arre iibertpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Sunupre.

= elias. Der l6 Sabre aIts Sobn bsa
WarcuS Smith bon Nipple Strabe, fiel
am Isbten DOnneritas pdbrsno Der Ar'
belt i'm Ro. Sha6t Dor sinen Trir
belabener Barren uno purbe bon benleI.
ben iiberfabren unp lebenSsefdbrIi9 psr.
lest. @r itarb am fOIsenbsn Gag ar
ieinsn 8erIsbunaen.