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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11
NICE PROSPECT. 0
The Son of the Marquis Of Queens
berry is Down on the Programme
for a Horse Whipping by Woman

San Francisco, November 10.-A To-
cal paper says Lord SholtO Douglass.
the son Of the Marquis of Queensberry,
who married variety actress a few
months ago, is to be horsewhipped by
Mrs. Adds, his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Adds has announced that she viii star'
for Los Angeles this week for the pur-
pose Of teaching her son-in-law some
American manners.
The disagreement is said TO have re-
suited from the interference Of Mrs.
Adds in the management of the Doug
lass household. Lord Sholto took ex-
cept!ons to the action Of his mOther-in-
law. and in a letter informed her that
when he married Miss Adds he did not
marry the whole family, and that he
would be pleased if his mother-in-law
would permit him to manage his own
domestic affairs. Mrs. Adds says she
will publicly horsewhip her son-in-law.
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A TUCKY MAN.

Kansas City, No, November 10.-The
Star announces that President Cleve-
land has rendered to John L. Beak,
Kansas City lawyer. the appointment
as United States Minister TO Switzer-
land to succeed James o. Broadhead, Of
St. Louis, who recently rendered his
resignation to the President. This in
formation is supposed to come through
Congressman Tarsney, who is said to
have recommended Mr.. Peak after hav-
ing himself declined the honor II is
stated also that the appointment may
be withheld until after the assembling
of Congress next month.
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THE GoLDEN JUBILEE
or st. Louis Church Celebrated Yesterday
With Great POmp.

St. Louis, Mo-, November 10.-The
golden jubilee OF st. Vincent de St.
Paul's Church occurred to-day and was
celebrated with great pomp. Besides
several thousand people who were pres
ent as spectators or worshippers, four
archb!shops and a large number Of
priests were within he chancel rail.
Archbishop Kain, Of his city, acted as
celebrant Of. the pontifcal high mass,
and Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia,
preached the sermon. Archbishop
yRan, OF Buffalo, and Archbishop Ire
land, Of St. Paul also participated in
the exercises. A banquet followed the
ceremonies.
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PASSENGERS RESCUED
From a Stranded British Steamer and Safe
Iy Landed.

FROM Stranucu LrlJiSu steamer anu Saie-
" Landed.
New York. November 10.-Thirteen
Of the fourteen cabin passengers on
board the British steamer Irrawaddy,
Of the Trinidad Steamship Company,
which stranded off Asbury Park, n. j.,
in the dense fog of Saturday. were land
ed at the barge Office this afternoon.
They had been safely transferred from
the steamer to the tug c. p. Raymond.
The Raymond came alongside the
stranded steamer at 80 o'clock in the
morning. The sea was comparatively
smooth and the Raymond stood off
some 200 feet. The women on the IRA
waddy were lifted into a life boat
which swung from the davits and the
boat in charge of three sailors and a
mate, was soon alongside the tug
where they We're hauled aboard. Two
other boat loads Of passengers were
brought to the Raymond. There was
very little alarm felt at any time, but
10 revive the dropping spirits Of the
women an imprOmptu concert was held
in the saloon on Saturday night.
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pIrrsBuRG PLUMBERS


Demand an Adyanc~ 20 Ten Per Cent, To-
Day.
Pfttsrurg. N0vem uer 10.-The United
Plumbers Association of the United
States and Canada has sanctioned q
movement wbichwill probably result
I'm q stubborn fight between the master
plumbers and iourneymen Of Pittsburg
and Allegheny.
The plumbers union to-day passed
resolutions demanding of their employ
ers an advance i'm wages of ten per
cent. to- take effect ut seven o'clock to-
morrow morning. The members Of the
union have been instructed to report
for work i'm the morning, present their
demands. and if not conceded to refuse
To work. The demand is for the restOr-
arioD of the ten per cent. cut made in
1888. The men claim to have made
several requests for this restoration
without any satisfaction being given
them. hence this action 10 strike with
ont further notice. The masters will
resist the demand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11
NEWSPAPER FIRE.

New York. November 10.-The prop
erty and plant Of the Illustrated Amer
fcsn Magazine, at First avenue and East
Twenty-third street. was almost Dc
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Ine
damage 10 the building was COMPARE
t.vely slight, but the collection OF pho
tographs and drawings was totally de-
stroyed. The publisher, Lorillard
Spencer, estimates his loss at $4,000.
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ANOruFR IYNCHING.

St. Louis. Mo-, November 10.-A spe-
cial 10 the Republic from Atlanta, Ca,
cav. Lewis Jefferson. the negro who
last Tuesday night attempted a GRIMM
n assault on Miss Wilson FrObet after
having been pursued by posse was
cantured and placed in Jail at Homers-
vile Ga. He made a full confession.
While he was being taken before the
mseistrate at Argyle yesterday, for a
committal. the Sheriff was overpowered
and the prisoner taken away and
hanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11

London, November 1.-THE Paris
correspondent of the Times says that it
is understood that only the interven-
ton of the Rothschilds on Saturday
prevented the panic at Paris from be-
coming positively disastrous.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Berlin says that but for the assistance
rendered by the Rothschilds on Satur-
day, bourse prices would have closed
still weaker. The panic could not have
been worse on the eve of
A GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR.
At Vienna, according to the Daily
News correspondent the newspapers
were the stronger, staying with the
people who were clinging to the hope
that Lord Salisbury's speech at the
Lord Mayors dinner at London during
the afternoon might possibly put an
end to the panic. At meeting to-day
at Vienna of the directors and manag-
ers of the principal banks it was re-
solved in case the panic should con-
tinue. to invite collective action for the
purpose of preventing the further fall
of securities.
A GREAT SHRINKAGE.
A dispatch to the Times from Vienna
saws that since Friday Credit Mobelier
shares have fallen 20 forms, Austrian
state Railway shares 40 forms Turk
ish Lottery bonds % forms, Turkish
Tobacco shares "A florins. Since the
memorable collapse of 1873 no such
startling panic has occurred at Vienna
TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE.
Paris. November 1O.-M. Doumer,
Minister of Finance, has seen several
leading fnanciers to-day, and it is re-
Dorled chat he has convened a meeting
for tomorrow Of Representatives OF the
large holding credit accounts for the
purpose Of acting in concert and plan
ming measures to restore confidence at
the Bourse.
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JCDGE THURMAN.

The Ola Roman is Steadily Improving
The Worst Over
Columbus. Ohio. November 10.-There
was q continued Improvement in Judge
Thmma1's condition to-day and there
are hopes now that the worst is over.
It viii take some time, however, to re-
lieve the anxiety Of his friends.
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STOPPED THE RIOT
by killing Two Men and Wounding n
Third.

Third.
Cincinnati. O., November 1O.-The
Commercial Gazette's special from Bir-
mingham. Ala, says: "A threatened
riot at Ishkota mines, near this city,
was quelled by Perry Watkins, the
mine boss, last night, who killed two
men and mortally wounded the third.
Watkins was assaulted by Louis Smith,
Jr.. Louis Smith, Sr., and Columbus
Madden with missiles. When they had
Watkins down and thought to be
knocked senseless, he emptied his re-
yilver. killing Louis Smith, Jr., and Co
lumbus Madden and mortally wound
ing Louis Smith. Sr The other disaf-
fected miners then threatened Wat
kins. when they were quelled by Wat
kins starting the same vigorous de-
fense.
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\ SERIOUS WRECK
Reported Last Night. on the Louisville and
Nashville.

NHNnNA-tts
Nashville. Tenn. November 10.-A
special to the American from Franklin,
Tenn, says
A frighuul wreck occurred on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad near
this place tonight at $50 o'clock, re-
sulting in the death Of Fireman Love,
and the serious, if not fatal injury of
Engineer Ed Corbett. Besides quite a
number OF passengers were considerably
shaken up. The accident was the re-
sult Of the through New Orleans passen-
Ger colliding with a freight. The pas
senger engine was demolished, Fire
man Love being buried under the ruins.
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HBRRIS0N3 BIG BOOM.
His Friends are Working 1t Up Good
and Strong,

While the Ex-President, 1t
Claimed, Has Not Intimat~ 4
Personal Desires to A. 80
Letter From One Of .SNMNess% .srs,
Who Says the Indl 81 ,oesman
Will Have an In ,4stible Fol
lowing in the Convention.
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Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following obserya-
lions of the weather yesterday: Z a.
m. 40: 9 "a. m. Il; - n, 42; 8 p. n, 42;
7p. NJ, 40. Weather, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11

r EMiIlTSty Turks Still
Busy in Armenia
r COUNTRY DEVASTATED.
IN the East Rapidly Coming
To q Crisis.

- uers iu Danger i'm CONSTANT
-1r'e-Tle New Ministry Already
nod Evidence That Out
ages Were Directed From the
.e-Energe5ic French Action
8--L. llo llOslems to Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11
CHICAGO REDS

Roasted Millionaire Rockefeller at
Yesterdays Meeting Of Anarchists.
An Eul0gy Pronounced on the
Executed Rioters Meetings Else
where.
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ONTHE VERGE G DISASTER.
The European Money Centres
Frightened.
ROTHSCHlLDS TO THE RESCUE
The Great Financial House Saved the
Day

Both at Paris and Berlin--A Great
Shrinkage in Values at Vienna.
Precautions Being Taken, and the
Danger is Probably Over-The
Disquieting Situation in the East
Responsible.
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to speak. A special display of fire
works will be given in the evening in
honor of Pennsylvania Day. Novem-
ber II has also been designated as
Pittsburg and International League Of
Press Clubs Day. The citizens OF
Pittsburg and officers Of the League
have arranged programmes Of their
own for the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-11

November 11.-Advices re-
D.. rle Chronicle from C0nstan-
arc To- The effect that q consul
arrived there. and that he de-
the whole country from Erze-
o to Trebzond as being complete
devastated. Every Armenian town
village is I'm ruins. Heaps of un-
bodies are found everywhere.
Turkish official states that the
..e originated at Erzeroum with an
tack ON the government house.
el by the torture of prisoners. Pc
.eIm
WAS FREELY USED
the purpose of setting fre to- the
houses OF the Armenians.
according 20 the Chronicle advices,
t-e Patriarch intends 10 send q pas
roral letter to- the churches to- De read
tomorrow, announcing the sultan S
promised reforms and counsoliug pa-
tience on the part of his Armenian fol-
lowers.
The Times this morning in an edi-
to-ial says:
~The Marquis Of SaHsbury's refer
ece 10 Turkey i'm his address at the
Lord Mayors banquet Saturday. was
worthy of The best traditions of British
.-osmanshiD. but he somewhat fails
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
xroleps8 abnen anffatt Sampf.
bahuen.

Ser bon Der 9ennipIbania giienbabn
auf Der Strede atpii6en Wt. Soqp unb
Burlington. g.. g., Seriu6speiie einge.
fiibrte TroIeps8 etrieb bat li6 boraielid
beipdbrt 4; bel Der 9robefabrt tpuree
nit elmer MotprsGar unb a~nsebdnster
Bahasier.G Gar cine Sabrsef6ipinbisfeit
bon 35 MeiIen per Stunbe erreidt, obne
ben MotOr, Der auf so MeiIsn per Stunbe
conitruirt III, Defenders an~sufrensen.
Die 8eriude baben fIar bemonitrirt, bab
auf 3neisbabnen Der Srpqeps8 etriet
nit 8ortbeiI on bic STEELE bes 0ampf'
betriebes treten Fam. tpoeur6 8abnen,
bic ii6 unter biSberissn 8erbaltniHen
ni6t rentiren, rentabeI semadt perben
fbnnen. Ser resuldre 9roIep,8 etrieb
auf bieier Strede 1T am 81. bs. Mts.
aufSenommen tporben, unb eS iperber
balb anoere Speisbubnen in abnlid
@eiie equipirt tpOroen, aunddit bic neu'
Bbilabelpbia uno DeIatpare COUNT
Sabn, bic mad RstptOn Square fabrt.
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OerthttibeS,

am Samfas Worssn ipurben bic
tpabrenb Der ISOLDE i6ulois b~efunbener
Gnsetlasten ipis foIst p%erurtbeiIt
Widael Yabben unb Wartin Mc9talp.
bic ben Saubtummen gilbert Wetberil
beraubten, iperben fur bier Sabre i'm Dft.
Ii6en 3u&tbauie BEL barter Irbeit 8uBe
tbun.
elmer 6. Cooper Der Sdrsibmuidine'
bieb, Der aus benz @efdnenib ausbra6,
erbislt Elm Sabr unb feds Wonate.
Ser Staliener Sranf Scapo. peI6e,
su OIb Sorse SRI. Sarriet @iaiams
bur6 einen Sdub berpunbete, nirb
bier Sabre i'm 3u6tbaus u%erbrinsen.
Der farbise gilbert SammOno unt
fem tpeiber 9efdbrte Sterling Bruce,
bic cine .SIotmaidine" i'm Seriep Sens
trial 8abnbof erbraden, erbielten Elm
Sabr I'M County @efanSniB.
@bparb Seanep bate einen S6infer
unb mebrers 8rautfbpfe bon 8rice's 2as
ben seitobIen, tpofir er Stpei Wonate i'm
@efaneniB iiben tpirb.
Sobn &abier tpirb fir faIide Sofpie'
seIunsen sebn Sage i'm @efGneniB per'
tpsiIsn unb Senrp 8urseB erbisIt Orore,
s25 an ben 9Irmenbiitritt, $50 unb $1.5O
pbdentIi6 fir iieben Sabre an Warr
8napp fir ben llnterbalt ibreS 8inbes
su sablen, bsfen 8ater er fem ioa.
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- Ser bon 8ausSnfpeftor NsIion
Wapor @onnea am Dienitas iibereebene
8eridt seist, baB tpdbrenb bes Sabres
33 Steinbauten unb 308 SoIabduier bier
erri9tet fpurben. ST erbieIt fir bic Gre
laubnibi1eine bic Sumrne bon S1.8l7.s
so. Ser @eiammttpertb Der erridteten
DISQUALIFICATION betrast SLABS. 1854, bon
Der $847, 037 auf 8aditein 9ebauoe unb
1891 ,3l7 auf Solabauier fault.
Bes- glae Damen bon Scranton unb
llmseeepb iinb freunblidit e%inseIaben, in
meinem ses~entpartisen Bublaben su cts
ideinen, un ben sroben 8orratb bon
Damen. unb 8inberbiten fir SrtbIine
unb CONNER in ausenidein su nebmen
-ba finbet ibr INNER, mas ibr iudei,
Do i'd iebt mein Gei6dft bererbberi
babe, giebt es Site obne 9abl, unb meme
Siits Iinb bieieS Sabr 70 biGis. bab if,
pidt fir Montass Bargains su tparter
brau6t, Bel uns finbet ibr bic bilissr
Yrsiie ieben Sag in Der Wobe. SertisC
&inberbite bon 80 @ents austpdrts
lioskfomntt unb iiberseust eud ieIbit.
Srau M. &rdmer,
427-429 @ebar Ibenue
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M

- Die Srauen Sreb. Drper unb
Senrp 8rennin9 iinb am Samitas BON
Deuti6lanb suriidSefebrt.
- Samss. SObn bes Gbomas @oro,
ban bon IppIe Strabe, wuroe Iebte
Dode in @roton, 81. g., auf Der giiens
balm bur6 neberfabrune 8etDbtet.
- @onaro Wc@eeSer, aIs Miner i'm
go. 5 S9adt anseitelt. 1T am Montag
Morsen bon einem Barren iiberfabren
uno eetbotet tporben. ST pobnte on
@rcbe StraBe unb Srau unb adt Sin.
Der iterIeben ibn.
- Sn Der beutiden 8resbpterii6er
8irde an @rope StraBe unb grite,
Ipenue, purben am Iebten 9onneritap
Ibenb Serr Garl U. q. Sol unb SRI,
2ouiia 8feifer, Sodter bon Germ unt
5rau @briit, Bfeiffer. ebelid p~erbunben,
gine 4nsabl selaoene @Gite ipobnter
Der SrauunB Bel unb baS iunse @bepaa,
erbielt cine biibi6e Iuspabl bon 8es
i6enfen.
- SO. 8. Sterbout, Elm tpoblbefann'
ter 8irser bon bier, ;puroe am 9ienftae
Radmittas s%etbotet, tpdbreno ct baS Dor
ieinem Sobne s%etriebene uno burdbrens
nenbe Yfero anbalten ipolte. 9as
Bfero idleppte ibn ettpa 60 SUB unt
brad oann los ; Olterbout febrte mad
ieiner Wertitdtte aueenideinIib unper.
Iebt surid, ~perlanste einen Trunf Wafe,
uno einise Minuten ipdter ipurbe er be-
iinnunsslos, aus Der er nidt tpieber er.
nadte. Dominif Staef. Der Staliener.
Der an benz nnslilf idulb mar. inbem e,
se9en bes iunSen O%iterbout'S 8uti6e in
nadldiiser Beiie rannte, tpurce a~rretirt
aar Die f~einiten Drudarbeiten in be,
Stabt Iiefert bic ..Wo6enbIatt" Office
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MEYERS 8pnDerfattcnS= 2erifcn.

Bon Mspsrs unibertrefflidem 8onper.
iationss 2erifon bat Der adte 8anb uns
Idnsft bic grefe berIuhen. 8ie bic
iibrisen sroBen llnternebmunsen bes
8ibIiosrupbiiden Sniituts in 9eipsie
einen unleusbar babnbre4enben ginflub
auf bic 9Opuluriiiruns beS mObernen
BiHenS uusseiibt buben, 70 bat iid au&
auf benz @ebiete Der photographic Der
,,@roBe Meper" in ebrIider Nrbeit ben
8orrans Dor allen anberen Radf6las'
tperfen errun8en. SIM trefIiden Gimme
beS @orteS 1T Meper8 8onberiationss
2erifon elm moberneS BUD su nennen.
SnbaIt, nmfans, Trefiiderbeit pie glbs
%runouns Der @inseIurtifel pereinen iid
nit elmer betpunbernstperten ausitattune
gu einem @eiamtpert, bas i'm 8eiibt
iebes auf Silbune Nnipru6 erbebenber
Wannes fem iolte. Das @erf 1T burd
bic International Netps Gompanie, Seen
Dort. su besieben. .
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S6ulbebprbe.

Dreisebn Otitelieber tpobnten Der 8ers
iammluns am Wonta8 Ibeno BEL unb
buS erite porsenommene @siddft tpar bic
9%aiiiruns Der 3abQiie fir SUM, tpie
folst: 2ebrerialaire s1l,32l.26 8ss
amtenIalaire, 1853; Steapertreter,
s339.4O; SanitorS, 81. 250 so. iotpie
cine 8eHnun8 bon 6. y. Serman fur
$50.
Die IuSsaben seIesentIi6 ees Som.
mencement paren $l78.58 unb bic Gins
nabmen sl12.l0, elm DefiSit bon S60.4s
ma6eno, ipel6eS our 3ablnn8 bsOrSeri
tpuroe.
9ie @inIabuns bes MoItfe 8aiteIs,
benz NufbiBen elmer 6lasse auf Der nsuen
No. 81 S6ule in Der 10. Warb am A
Suli bsisutpobnen, purbe ansenommen.
Das Sinanss Gomite beribtete su Suns
item elmer Groneration bon S40.65 auf
Der 2iite beS Solicitors Der 81. Warb
unb $289.79 bon Der 2iite oeS Collectors
Der ID. @arb uno bic Recommendations
rpurben aneenommen.
Das So6i6uI.G omite betidtete su
@uniien Der ~fiinften 4nsablups i'm 8e'
TRACE bon $4,000 an benz nsuen So4'
iduI, @ebdube.
9aS 8ausGomite, nel6es porlebte
@o6e bic pari6isbsnen Sdulbauier in'
ipiSirte, madte einen ldnaeren 8erihi
iiber ben 3uitanb berielben unb empfabI
in bemielben peridiebene Serbeherun8en
unb Serdnoeruneen, bic tpabiideinlid
i'm Saufe bes SOmmers ssmadt ipercen,
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Bon Neter8bura.

- Safob @oIf bon glfb Strabe unb
FRI. Ripert bon Tobpbanna ipurben am
Mitttpob 9lbenb i'm Sauie bes 8rdutis
cams su einem gbepaar bereinist.
= Srieba, bic IA Sabre, 2 Monate
unb Is Gage alte Tohter Der gbeleute
Serb. gittad bon Srbins 4benus, ipurbs
am O%onneritas beerbist. Sic ipar bier
@oden franz unb Dipbtberia nit Sers'
idIas beenbete ibr iunses 2eben. 9aitOr
RanboIpb Ieitete ben Trauerbienit.
= Serr @usuit @iIbranbt unb SIRIUS
lein Matilba 8olf sinb am Iebten Dons
neritas Ibeno burd Baitor Sobn 8ans
boIpb su einem @bepaar berbunoen nor.
ben unb bic Trauuns fanb unter sabI.
reider Tbeilnabme bon ginseIabenen,
i'm Sauie SO. 1923 @ebftsr Ioenle,
ltatt. Nad Der geremonis ipurbe cir
iplenbibes Souper ierbirt.
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Nus benz cberen xbaIe.
Car&baIb gUrrsfppnssn,.)


= Sames 8eit bon OIppbant 1T am
Sreitas i'm Gbbp @reef Sdadt idIimm
berlebt tporoen.
- Wi6aeI SbanIep, l6 Sabre alt,
tpurbe i'm Ontario Shadt in OIppbant
am Wontas bon einem @ieI cine Streds
seidleppt, nobel er idIimm oerIsbt tparb.
- Ser Gontraft sur grri6tuns tes
Irdbalb BreSbpt. Yfarrbauies 1T u.
tiffany gum greiie bon 81. 695 sueeipro.
den tpprben.
= 9bpmas @rier bon Didion Gitp,
Superintendent Der SIT Sill 8obIen une
giien Co., tpurbe am Sreitas in Der
8i6monb Wtine SO. 8 idlimm spii6en
8a:ren sebriidt.
(GarbpnbaIs &prrsfppnssni.)
glm Oienitas Worsen itarb Srau
9. S. Carpenter, Satin be8 @ei6dftSs
fiibrers bes Seralb, mad einip66entIiaer
&rantbeit, i'm Iltsr bon 81 Sabren.
- guf Der Ontario 8abn ipurben am
SonntaB Na6t breisebn 8oblenfarren
bur6 bas gntspeireiben zines 8oblen3u.
ses oberbalb GurbonbaIe bempIirt.
- Sem 8obert 9tidoIion bon Sermpn.
peIder baieIbit am Sreitas in Der 8. &
$. Otine eine fdlimme SerleBune beS
8eines erbieIt, puroe oaiielbe i'm bieii'
gen SpipitaI am Samitas unterbaIb oem
8nie ubsenommen. Hidolion erlas ieis
men SerIebunsen am DienitaS abenb.
- gIs 8obert Susbes am Samitae
nit elmer Grcuriion mad Wountain Barf
fubr, tpuroe er nabe 0Ria Street, oberbalb
@iItes' Barre bon BEN 3use seidIeucert
uno babel 10 idlimm perIebt, oaB er am
ielben Ibenb I'M WiIfeSs8 Barre SVipital
itarb.
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Glmburif.- Srau glnton 8aumann
uno 1bhter reiiten Iebte @obe mad
Crop, BRADFORD County. -Die bieiiee
8itenfabrif 1T fsbr beihdftist uno bic
9nseitelten arbeiten lleberseit, SER
Seinri6 @ebrum bat cine Q8inbmibIe
gum 8ebraub auf ieinem 2anb anses
fault 8omepn Snpber, Der neu ers
nannte @onitablsr bon gImburit Borough,
1T am Montas BON @eridt einseidnos
rem iporoen.-S. Ui. Naib erbffnete
beute, 9onneritas, Sotel Glmburit fur
bic Saiion.
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2anb Az O~erfaufen.

1870 adsr. Elm SbeiI oauon sutss Grassland,
allss beludfert liegt in Roariug 8root 8olun
fbip. lpeftIid an bic 8arms BON @Og @Riaips
lno Barney Sloeum 8r.nSeno, an Der @oro.
ieite an Dos 9auo bon Gdert unb i'm Often on
Sobn Muusn. Die Acknowledgement ino
Ieidt uuo Der niebrisfte Yreis oes 2anoes 1T
adt Dollars Gs fino peber Soblen nod
MinsraIien ~rsierpirt Rdbere austunft 9iebt
Sobn Staut ODER aud in Der Office oes
.WotenbIatt". 22,b 10
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Stabtratb.
Common GounciI, 20

Common Council, 90. SUM-.
GineS Der eriten SanbIunsen bes
Common Gouneil mar. cine bon Battle
einssbradte ReipIution einitimmis angus
nebmen, ipeIde $. 6. 9aine eriu6t,
feline in elmer SeriammIuns Der Sanbelss
beb6roe ssmadten Ssi9uIbisunsen, baB
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SefannfmacbunQ.

Die Wo6suibuls Der gp. eutb. Gtrifus Sc
mrinps bGlt am 6rtitas gbenp 8 llbr in Der
air6e Gin sinperitt ab. nobel Der Sibfsitf
3itbrr.9lub une cine 8ano mittp irfen pfrecn.
Der 8einsrpiun ipa fir bic 8snopiruns pss
S6ulTdumts %perpenbet pfrpsn. Vile tne
freunpIi6ff rinselabfn.
4, u. 8uBs gtbrtr,
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sta0t unO G0nntD.
BUR Sea6tuna.

9a Der 4. Suli bisiss Sabr auf 9ons
neritus faqt, 10 pirb bus .@odenbIatt"
nddite 8ode erft am Sreitas, einen
Gag ipdter tpie setp6bnlid eri4einen,
UNI benz 9erionaI @eIesenbeit au ssben,
ben Sag su feiern.
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S17R0 fault Gin Ocppsltss Saus nit
OO Ssbn Stubsn In Der II. Ware,
nabe Gsbar Npsnus. 8srmistbet iiG gut unp 1T
cine CUTE InIase. Seoinsuneen mic ~psrlangt.
9pmseps & 6ranl 424 Sprues Strabt.
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&erl1nQt:

Gin gutter, itarfsr bfuti6sr Sunss i'm utter
ron 1920 Sabren, I'm, iG in elmer apctbsfs
allssmein nlBli& su MAIDEN. Nabsrts tn
phelps Npptbsfe, WyOmins &psnue unb Sprues
Strabe.
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SanfiaaunQ.

gltu 8rsunbsn unp Stfannttu tie f6 am
9tsrabniB unisrr 5Uttr 6rieea b%ttttilis-
ten, iopis Ssrrn Yafor 8aubolpb fir feline
trcfreiden Horte, benz 8irbsnbOr uno alien
Slumsnlptnpsrn, lfatttn mir bisrmit u~nlsrtu
bersli&fsn Danf ab.
Die trauernbtn Sintsrlbisbtnsn !:
&. pittad unb 6rau.
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Nahruf.

Du Slums @ottes ME 70 friib
Brad Did bss @6rtusrs Sanb,
CT brad ls nitt, Or p~ianlts re,
Sur In Gin bt6srss eaup.
Sblummrs ianft bisuispen,
Sft BON uns bttptint,
Bis bee Simmtls 6risbeu,
9roten uns pereint.