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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
SAWYER'S SPRING OPENING.
New Millinery Establishment In the Coal
Exchange Building.

Throngs of admiring women flocked
to "A. II. Sawyer's millinery store. 132
Wyoming avenue, yesterday to see the
latest styles arrayed on the occasion
of the opening of the new store. 1t is
in the Coal Exchange building where
Martin 4 Delaney's clothing store for
merly was. Mr.. Sawyer came from
Binghamton and his purpose Is to give
Scranton representative esta aDlish-
ment in keeping with those of the larg-
est cities. He is thoroughly convers-
ant with the art and has achieved a
notable reputation.
The large display windows are gar
landed with smilax, ferns and plants
arranged in most attractive style. The
store Is, furnished lin -quartered oak.
and the cases are fine specimens of
cabinet handicraft.
An opening day Is always q most
pleasant epoch in the millinery trade
The varied novelties in trimming.
flowers. shapes. designs and colors are
presented to attract and in such man
ier as to make it easy for the intend
ing purchaser to select with readiness
the style of o. charming Easter bonnet.
Sawyers store is stocked with the
completest line of domestic and import
ed millinery that money can secure. A
visit to the store and an inspection of
the grand assortment will convince one
that larger and handsOmer variety
Of hats. trimmings and ornamentations
has not been shown in this city.
The store is a large one and is ar
ranged in convenient manner for the
reception of visitors. The front part is
taken UP with the stock, and back of
this is. the womens parlor, finished in
white and gold. The walls are COW
cred with large French mirrors. and
throughout the place is fitted up in met
ropOltan style. Thousands passed in
and out yesterday.
Mr.. Sawyer invites the women oS
Scranton. to call and inspect his storS
and stock. ..,t
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

coming intoxicated Tuesday night he
went home His wife was asleep, but
he reused her up to get in.
She rebuked him for getting beastly
drunk and for revenge he went to the
bedroom, tore the clothes from the bed
and went out in the back yard to make
a bon fire of them. She had a warrant
sworn out yesterday before Alderman
Millar. The culprit was arrested, could
not give bail and went to Jail to await
trial in Tn,,rt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
CITY NOTES.
"Join the Blues"

"Jon the Blues.''
Common Councilman j. f. Reagan, of
the Sixth. Is the latest candidate for street
commissioner.
Martin Sobeliski, charged with false
pretences, was released from jail yester-
day on bail. Frank Bornka qualified as
bondsman In the sum of $iOO.
The will of Arabella Saxton was yes
terday admitted to probate on letters of
administration e. I. IA. granted to A. ii.
Christy by Register of Wills Hopkins.
Miss Perry will give a short talk on
Heavenly Arithmetic at the Young
Women's Christian association today at
l2.3O All young ladies are invited to be
present.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed by Clerk of the Courts John II. Thomas
to Ludwig llges and Louise Becker. Scran-
ton; Milton johnson and Elizabeth Tin
klepaugh, Scott township.
The bond of Richard Barron, constable
of the First ward of Dickson City. was
filed yesterday In the sum of $1,000 and was
approved by the court. John Pressman
and Albert Cleave, of Priceburg, are his
sureties.
All unsuccessful manuscripts in The
Tribune's recent prize story contest were
placed by the editor of this paper in the
hands of the secretary of the eisteddfod,
Mr.. David j. Davis, from whom the own
ers may receive them.
At the marriage of Edward W. Milar
and Miss Carrie NJ. Kendall, announced
in another column. William q. Whitbeck.
of this city. and Miss Clara L. Hartung,
of Selleyville, Wayne county, were the
groomsman and bridesmaid.
The literary committee of the Epworth
league of Film Park church have pee
pared good programme for this even
ing's entertainment. paper on the
Shakespeare controversy Will be
read and several selections from Shakes
peare will be rendered by Miss Edith Nor
ton.
Mrs. Margaret Golden. q highly es-
teemed and q pioneer resident died at
her home, ut 5l5 Meridian street. Wednes-
Is mother of Frank oGlden and sister of
Mrs. Julia Cloherty and aunt of Mrs. p.
j. Mahon and also of contractor L. II.
May. Funeral notice later.
From the home of Attorney and Mrs.
s. b. Price the funeral of John II. Hosie
took place Tuesday afternoon. Services
were conducted at the house by Rev. DR..
s. c. Logan. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. J. NJ. Besse j. G. Highriter. j. D..
Dryden, r.. II. Watts, l.. =. Mucklow and
DR.. Charles r. Parke Interment was
made at Dunmore cemetery
The quo warranto proceedings nsti-
tuted by Burgess Charles Sheridan. of the
borough of WintOn against Councilman
Bernard Giles, in which the latter will
be required to show cause why his seat
should not be declared vacant on the
ground that he has not paid borough tax
within q year prior to his election. will be
argued on Monday April 6. at a. M.
Invitations have been received in this
city for q reception and ball to be given by
DIR. George l.. Wentz, of Hazle.on. at
Cross Creek hall on Tuesday evening,
April Z. The patrOnesses will be Mrs. +.
II. Jermyn. Mrs. +. NJ. Spencer. Mrs. G..
OF this city; Mrs. Alvin Markle, Mrs. En-
gle and Mrs. George s. Wentz, of HaZle-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
Grand OPENING
OF
MILLINERY,
Q0AkS AND SUITS
Wednesday. Thursday ald FTdoy,
March rs, rs and 27.

Come, let us show you
through our line, it will be to
your advantage. Why so?
because it contains an array
oftasteful effects never equaled
betore--a collection of up.to-
date ideas.
We can't begin to particu.
larize the subject. 1t is too
large, but we can say that no.
body ever saw prettier styles
Or bigger values than are
shown by us.
Come and verify the claim
by an inspection.
For those three days we
will give you 20 per cent. dis
count OH all goods purchased
from us.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

Scranton, March %, lSE.
The Republicans Of the First legislative
district of Lackawanna county will as
semble in convention In ST. David's hall,
at Scranton. Pa. on Tuesday, April Z, 1895,
at 3 o'clock p. M. for the purpose OF elect
ing two delegates to the Republican state
convention, which will meet at Harris
burg April %. 1896. Election for delegates
to the convention will br held at the reSu-
lar polling places on Saturday, April 4.
1896 between the hours of and y. m.
Election districts are entitled TO repre-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
FOR BETTER ROADS.
Meeting Of the State Committee Of tht
League of American Whcclmcn.

League OF American WhecImcn.
A meeting was held at Harrisburg
last night of the committee of the
League of American Wheelmen ap-
pointed to map out plan of work for
the betterment of the state highways.
A. b. Dunning. jr.. ex-county surveyor.
went from this city yesterday afternoon
to attend the meeting. Others who
were there were Samuel Boyd, chief
counsel of the state division of the
league, and Hibbard Worrell. of Phila
delphia.
The purpose of the committee meet
ing is to devise arrangements whereby
the representatives elected at the next
election for state legislator will be
asked to pledge themselves to an APP
preparation to be expended for better
roads
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
THEY WANT EXECUTIONS.
More Electric Light Trouble the Borough
of Oly nhnnt Has ON Hand.

The court was asked yesterday to is
sue two mandamus executions against
the borough of Olyphant; one in favor
of the Thomas Houston Carbon COM
pany for $91 81. the other for the Stand
ard Carbon company for SALTS.
These claims were sued before Alder
man Wright who gave judgment in full
In each case but the borough treasurer
refuses to cash them. Court ordered
that notice be served on the borough
officials. The matter will come up i'm
regular order in argument court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
OYSTER HOUSE SOLD.
RockafclIcr's Establishment Went Undcr
the Shcriff's Hammer.

the Shcrifrs Hammer.
Deputy Sheriff J. u. Ferber yester-
day afternoon sold out the stock of
avenue for SAB. A week ago three ex-
ecutions amounting to $1,000 We're en-
tered up against Flora C. Rockefeller.
who owned the oyster house, by Delna
A. Rockefeller.
The sale of the stock not yielding
enough to cover the amount of the
judgments. Deputy Sheriff Ferber will
today sell the personal property. house
hold effects, horses and wagons. etc.
of the defendant. This is the place
known as BrOad's oyster house.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
pcck's had BOY Repeated

At the rockingham yesterday after
noon and evening "Peck's Bad Boy
was repeated before highly pleased au-
diences. The good work of the men,
bers of the company and the pleasing
specialties they introduced won hearty
applause from the audience.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
Spring Opening.

Joseph, Davies G. jenkins grand
spring opening of millinery will occur
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. March
26. % and 20, at 427 Spruce street. u"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
Spring ODcuiug,

Joseph, Davies e. jenkins grand
spring opening of millinery will occur
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. March
| 26, "a and 2S, at 427 Spruce street. 80
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

Parties contemplating the purchase
Of "Mathushek" pianos should see that
the name and address are correct on
the fall board. viz, Mathushek Plane
Manufacturing company, New Haven
Conn. Pianos by cheap makers ar.
being offered, having similar name
f.. G.. Kicker
115 Adams avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
Meals and Cold Lunches.

Meals and cold lunches served at all
hours at Lohmanns. Spruce street.
Regular dinner 40 cents Imported
and domestic wines, cigars and liquors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
MAR RIEID.

MILLAR-KENDAL Dover. y. j.
March 81 1896. by Rev. David Spencer
ID. D., Edward w. Millar and Miss Car
rie NJ, youngest daughter of William 4
Kendall, all OF Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

Jenkins & Morris Millinery Opening,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 40t
Spruce street. %*
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
DIED.

BLOOMER-In Scranton. March "a. 1886
Mrs. Mary BloOmer, mother of John
Bloomer. Funeral services on Friday
afternoon at O'Clock at Mr.. BlOomer's
house, 4l6 Eighth street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
Telephone Exchange building. -

Miss McLane will not have her Mil
linery Opening for a few weeks, but,
nevertheless is displaying magnifi-
cent line of the latest styles in Millin-
cry. 211 Washington avenue. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
magnificent display of Millinery will be
made at Jenkins & Morris, 4O6 Spruce
street ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

SPRING display of Millinery, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday at Jenkins
& Morris, 406 Spruce street. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

Miss McLane will not have her Mil
linery Opening for q few weeks, but
nevertheless is displaying a magnifi-
cent line of the latest styles in Millin-
cry. 211 Washington avenue. ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
BURNED THE BED CLOTHES.
Novel Way o pine Brook Man Had for
Wrcnking Revenge.

John Conley was sent to the county
Jail yesterday in default Of $500 bail.
He lives in Pine Brook and, after be.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
The State Insurance Company Of phila
dclphia-FOr Insuring Lives 0nd Exe

CUtIUH ITUSIS.
Life insurance is acknowledged to be
n necessity and when coupled with
Loans, Trust Certificates, Guaranteed
Investment Bonds drawing interest as
issued by this company. it should not be
neglected for any one desiring to assure
protection for future years.
Call and see me. room No. s, Williams
building. Washington and Linden
streets. Samuel lines. agent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26
ONLY ONE
WEEKMORE

Honest goods at your own
price, as everything must go
at once. Auction every day
at 10 a. III. and 2 and 7 p. IN.
Positively the last week.
Nothing reserved, everything
must go.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-26

Pillsbury's Flour mills have a capac.
fly Of 1850 barrels a day. ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Maine.

- Gin unbeilnliher Spllt bat bic
in ben @aIoern am 6uBe oes WOunt
&otoboin bauieroen 6ran3oisn uno
SnOi0ner LANCE in gn9it lno Sdret=
ten periebt. SSSnl Dibteiten llripalo
.oernobn1en SoI3idler uno Sdger iebr
bQuT9 i6rille 8lOfentDne, bod 9elung
es NiemanOem, cine G%rtldrung fir
oOs @eIpeniterlduten 81 iinoen. Die
GrjGblunaen BON Dem Sput mllroen
aniln8li6 al5 NmnenmIrhen Der.
lN6t, bis idlieBli6 perI6ieosne Sar=
lner Die mpiteri6ien @lOdentOns eberz
falls Oernabmen. Sept 1T oas @es
beimniB aufQellGrt pOroen, uno Stuar
uon einem S69er aus Wilnofet, Der
in Dem urwalo einen Sirih erle9te,
iuelder cine 9ewObnlI4e &ubNlcfe uln
ben Sals tru9. 9lber ielblt nab Der
Grle9unA oes Sbieres ~9laubten Die
aber0lQubii6en Nalobelupbner an
einen Sput, biz Cabin Sapis aus
@ooin9ton ertldrte. oaB er bDr etipa
5 Sabren Elm SirIdtulb 9efangsn
uno, nahoem er oemielben cine Glode
I'm ben gals gebangt, bas Sbier Die=
Der in 6reibelt 9eleBt bate, oa 9e=
raoe bic 9eIebli1e S6onSeit mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Wsrmout.

- 3iuei jun0e Maohen Nomens
Selene 8ebbarot uno Yauline Sdmiot,
II besp. 10 Sabre alt. batten in Der
Nd6e bon 6remOnt Elm 9efdbrli6es
&encOntre nit slpei Stleren. Selene
llnO Pauline iu6tcn in einem Sit=
torDsSalne na6 Niiien. ais bic ge=
bOrnten l~ln9etbiime lid ibnen ndher=
ten uno nit Seientten S0rnsrn ouf
lie e%inoran9en. Die 9rOBe 8efabr
ben Mdodsn iabelbaite De-
lenoi9teit. uno i'm Gu tletterten lie
on ben Sdumen empor uno ent9in=
gen nit tnOpper MOtb Der 8efobr,
bon ben Stieren ouf9eipieBt 81 iper=
ben. Die Yebteren be9anneu cine
.bartndfiQe gelagerung. Der Sarm=
Nrbeiter Pbllipp S6neioer fam eno=
llb berbei rno rietb ben 0tdo6en,
ii1 ibrer rOtben llnterr6fe au entleois
gen uno oieIelben gu perltefen. Sie-
Ter &atb iDuroe BON ben Ntdo9en be-
fol9t. uno Die Sullen 5o9eu. ni9t ldn-
ger mebr BON Der rOtben 5arbe se=
reiit, ibres gSe9es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
NcW Yorf.

- Siamanten i'm Seuermeer. Sn
Elm rNudenoes SriimmerfelO ipuroe an
einem Der leBten Nbenoe in Siio=
SrOOtlDn oas 9roBe 6abritgebauoe per=
manoelt. wsl6es als Seim Der iuI9en,
i9neQ empOrblitbenoen 9iumantIbleiis
Sncuitrie Der Ser. Staaten oiente.
unbeiareibli6e Sceren Der Nufre9unS
uno 8ertuirrun9 ipielten Iid auf Der
Sranoltdtte ab. Sin Witalieo Der
SOiamanni6dit erlitt ben Geuertoo.
0rei Nnoere wuroen perlebt. Wie in
einen ieuriQen Montel mar oas 8ez
bGuoe Nebiilt, als bic 2eute bon Der
SprlBencOmpu9nie Go. 80 e%inorangen.
Nlfreo Saumann, Gbas. Sirbp uno
SObn Gui9leD erbielten ten Nuitr09,
einen S6lau6 burh ben erlten StOd
St Sieben uno waren etmn bis CUR Mitte
Der Stage 9eIOn9t, als lbuen our6
3u9luit Die feuriQe &Obe ms Geii9t
9etriebeu tparb. Die Seiben retteten
li6 ourh eincn Sprung aus benz mad
Der oritten @Dsnue 5u Qelegenen Sen=
tier, luQbreuo Suumanu bon ben SLANT
men umrin9t warD. Sames &Dan,
Siilfs=Yormum Der 2eiter- Gpmpa9nie
Go. l, uno 6rantlin 6erion uno 9elpis
Blair bon SprigencOmpu9nie go. 5
eilten bon Der anoeren Seite Dem be-
oran9ten &ameraoen our Siilfe. Gpnn
pafts ben un9lilflihen lDtann bel ben
Seinen, Wdbreno bic glnoeren ben
Sblau6 auf ben am lebenolsen Seibe
YrennenOen ipielen lieBen. Gs mar
jeoO6 81 ipat, benin ois bic Srei idlieBs
lid nit ibrer NaIt ms Sreie gelan9ten,
batten lie cine balb pertoblte Gei6e in
ben Qrmeu. Sm britten Stpde bes
brennenosn 8ebduOes befano ii6 bic
9iamanteni6leiferei BON &rDau d
Walter Bros, bic ieiner 3eit $50 2eute
beiaGftigte. ieBt ieoO6 nur etma 60
Wann in StelunQ bate. @ie erodblt
lpurOe. bate Die 6irma, welde ieiner
3eit piel Srubel nit ben Ginwanoes
run9s=SebDroen br5ll9li6 Der an9ebli6
per GOntratt importirten bel9ii6en
9iamanti6leifer bate, goeliteine i'm
Wertbe bon 500, 900 i'm 8ebdube.
wel6e in 9roBen giieni6ranten Der.
lDabrt marer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
@eri6icoene Va6ri6tcu.

- Yer vsutiniti9e" SOnia bon Sol
Lamb. - g0as be 8erii6te ilber bic
&ermdblung Der jun9en 86ni9iu bon
SOllano b~et:ifit. 10 bat iie ielblt mebr
ais elm Wtal li6 oabin 9~eduBert, bab
lie mD8lihlt LANCE unuerebelibt bleiben
mO6te. Seoenfals weroe tie lib aber
allein bic GntIAeioung iiber bic gBabl
ibres sutiinfti9en Gsmabls borbebal=
ten. Die GOupernQnte mebrerer Jun,
ger Samen, uel6e itete Ueidbrten Der
&Oni9in iino. iogt, bah DE lebtere
tiirSli6 folSenoe Semertun9 madte:
SD liebe meine llntertbanen uno
bofie, ibnen in jeber @eiie 81 geialeu.
gSenn tie 0ber Qlalben. oab lie cine
Stimme III Der Wabl meines tiinfti9en
8smabls baben werOeu, 10 be9eben lie
einsn 9rOBen Srrtbum. SOlten lie 80
ertremen Wabre9sln i6reiteu, 10 rsroe
i6 ener9ii6er als je aui!reten. SD
meroe mid nibt 81 elmer Seirntb siuius
gen ~lOiien, pelde mir niht 9eidQt.
SD weroe ~iiberbnupt nidt beirNtben.
penn i6 feline Stimme in Der Nn9eler
oen9eit baben ioQ." Sine Game BON
Der Ystannti6ait Der S0ni9in ersdblt.
oaB Die &6ui0in fiirSlih. als lie sinen
%auswdrti0in SOf beiuhte, ibrsn eige-
men GeiOnoten bat. feline SO6ter gu
ienoen: sd mONte 10 9erne wieoer
bOlldnOiiAe Wtdohen ieben uno bOlldn=
bid nit ibnen fpre6en." nNb2r Ma=
jeItQt", erWIoerte Der 8eIanote, incline
300ter fpredsn MIR sn0liih, oa ie
niht in SOll0no qebOren i;no." .9am
i6iden sic iie ni6t. SD mill feline
bOlIduoii6en MdOhsu ie6en, pel6e
nidt bOldnoiid ipre6en tOnuen."
- Barrier 2eben. - Yor Sursem
nuroe Die Barrier POlisei bon Dem Yes
iiBer zines grOBen. i'm SerSen Der Staot
~bele0enen &N1eebauics eriu6t, uA6
ieiner ibm eutlaufenen SO6ter Su ia9n=
Den. Yer SOmmiiGr 6o6eiert funo
nod eini9en Sa9en ole junGe Dame in
elmer ieiu einQsri9teten tleiuen gBOJ j.
nung uno nit 5mei S~ienItmdo6eu Uers
ieben. Die Sohter ertlGrte ~IOiOrt, lie
babe es bel ibrem Sater ni6t lduQsr
aussubQlten Dermoht, 0u er lie mfg
banoelte unO unter ibreu NUQtn Die
i6limmiten Qusihweiiun9eu beginQ
OOsr ssigsbsn IieBt Sic babe oabsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Smci Sebeu 9crcttet.

Srau YbOebe Gbom0s uon Sunction
@itp, So, wuroe pom ibren aersten be-
na3ri6ti9t, baB ie Die 2luSSebruns
babe unO bOiinunssIos uerloren isi, aber
suei SIaiden pom DIR. Kings New
Discovery iteuten lie wieber sanSli9 Der
unb iie iast, iie batten ibr gebsn serets
tet. 6rau 81. G9gerS, l39 6IOrioa
Str, Gan Srancisco, Sal, lit an
elmer i3redli9em GrtdItung, abnIi6 Der
QusSebruns. sic ueriu9te allies M0gs
li6e obne @rfolg, ais cine 5lai6e
DIR. Kings New Discovery ibr &eben
~rettete. 0tatirli9 lit Die Srau iebr
buntbar segen uns. 0ieis uno d5nli9e
GrfOlge beweiien bic wunoerbaren 6dbiss
teiten bieier Weoi;in bel Der Seilung
pom Sulten unb Grtdltungsu. Yrobes
ilai6en toitenfrei in Z. @. Huete's
9lpOtbete, 5G8 WainitraBe. @emDbns
li9e 6l0i6en so Gents unS 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
Seras.

- 9almwoQe fir Sapan. @ie
aus @0cD, 0emelOet tpiro, bat Iib oas
ielbit tiir3lih als Sertreter BON 80 joe
paneItiAen SaumwOQ=6 abritanteu Wtr.
Siurutani pOn GObe, Elm berpprra9en=
Der Gertreter iener SnouItrie a~ui9ebal=
ten uno lid nit erIten gaumwollaYrO
ouSerlten ullo= GrpOrteuren oes Staa=
tes in Serbinoun9 9eieBt, UNI fernere
olrette Nerlenoun9 bon teraniIher
Saummolle nah lapaniiden Safen su
Dereiubareu. Sericlbe perIiderte, Die
oortiQen Snoultriellen beabli6ti9teu,
fernerbin in 9lei6er gSeiie alljdbrlid
GintQufer nab ben bieli9en Saumwoll=
itaaten 81 e%ntIenoen, pie bas ieitens
Der eurppdiiden Spinner 9ei6iebt, ltatt
ipie bisber ibre GintGuie in Gn9lano gu
MAIDEN. Die erite oirette Gerienoune
BON teraniiher Yaumlpolle iiber San
6rancisco per Sanpfer na6 Sapan
iOll ir &iirse e~rfOl9en. Samit wiiroe
lliGt nur Elm bebeutenoer Shritt Dor.
ipGrts 9etbar. Inn idlieBli6 oabin gu
.Qelan9en, oaB mir ben Yreis unIerer
SaumwOlle i'm ei9tnen Wartte be-
'timmen, audi sl Der Grpeiterung un=
terer Sanoelsbe5lebun9en al Dem Orient
iuilroe oamit cine ltarte Nnre9ung 9e-
9eben Deroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
WiHouri.

I6t3ebn Sabre be9raben uno
%Derbrannt. Sm 6rematOrium bon Ct.
&Ouis fano oieier Sage bic Yerbren=
nun9 Der 2eibe oes Dor Is Sabren
D%eritOrbenen Sr. Gomin u. Sc Barr
itOtt. naboem bic iroiI9en uebcrreIte
5upOr aus Der lebten Rubeitatte euf
DEM Y%eQeiOntains- 6rieobOfe a~usoeQras
ben pOroen paren. Or. gopin W.
Sc Barr mar ieiner 3eit Elm bod ar9e=
isbener IrSt in Ct. &Ouis. Gr itarb
am 7. SttOber 1879 in ieiner @Ob-
nun9 gu Sat SiQ, iiiolid bonn Spwer
GrOOe Part. Nls intimer 6reuno uno
l%0n9idbri9er SausarSt bon Serrn u.
q. SbGpleiQb murOe er in Dem Sami-
lienbeQrGbniie oeielben Guf benz Belle
iontaine : SrieObOfe beerOi9t. Ser
Neffe oes SOoten, Or. @eOr9 SOmOn,
Der friibere 8eiunobsits= GOmmiiidr,
iOipie cine Ni6te oefelben, bic einSi9en
Yerpnnoten Oes SOoten in ct. 2ouiS,
bNtten i9on felt Ian0erer 3eit bei6loi-
fen. entlueoer ben 8erItorbenen in einem
eigenen SsgrGbniBplaBe bciiebeu OOer
bic Gei6e Oerbrenuen 81 laiien. Or.
Somnr, Der ieIbIt Elm it0rter YefiirwOrs
fer Der 5euerbeitattun9 1T, entidieo
ii9 fiir oas .leBtere uno lieb neuli9 bic
Y%erbrennung our9 bic aei9enbeftatter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-11-10
S6meis.

- @ie 9eidbrli6 Die iid bel Der
Serweiung ue9etablii6er StOfe biloen.
ben @aie weroen t0nnen, Sei0t fOl9en-
Der @OrfaQ. Sieier Sage wollte ein
Sniaiic oes QroBeu 9lIils bon Gerp i'm
Canton @aaot (S6WeiO Den glbSu9s=
canal elmer qemauerten 0rube bon
innen frei MAIDEN, in wel6e man bic
VlGtter Der 9%eernteten &untelriiben 9e=
nOrfen bate, muroe Gber beim erIien
Sritt arrf Der 2eiter bon benz a%uiItei-
9enoen Gaie betaubt uno iiel binuuter
aui ben Sauien. 3lUelter. Die in Der
Ndbe wuren uno i'm berouibOlen wOlls
ten. erlitten oas ndmll6e S6idial,
oes9leiden sluei anOere Snialisn Der
NnItalt. Die 5wei NnitaltsdrSte lieBen
iofOrt Den 3opien oes abSu0scanals
bon 0uBen entiernen. iOoOB Die Sale
our6 oieien entipeihen tOnnteu, uni
bic iunf Ystaubteu puroen beraufssSO.